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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIDNIGHT.

. For the West Gulf States fair weather;
northeriy winds, shifting to wes' and south;
rising, followed by falling barometer; nearly
stationary, followed by rising temperature;
cautionary of shore signals continue at
Indianola and Galveston.
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ras.edit over His Veto.

RicKxorD, Va, Feb. 22.-The senate
aud house has ppssed over the governors
veto the bill ro-appoftioning the state for
REPRESENTATIVES. In cnngresn.
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Ihn Iirc liccnril.

NASHVILLE Feb. 22.-The Americans
special from SbelbyvillG, Tennessee, sats:
A disastrous fire last night burned six
large stores; loss, $4,000 insurance. $22,.
600
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General lees statue un.eiIed-arriye ,

New ORLEANS. Feb. 22.-The unwilling
OF the statue Of General Lee at Lee Circle.
81. Charles street, took place to-day. The
ceremonies were interrupted By a rain
storm.
Tho Detroit Light infantry have arrived
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TunIADIEs n,UsrCAIE.

The Ladies' Musicale are requested to
meet this afternoon, at 3 o'clock sharp. Of
the residence Of Mrs. Trezevant, on Ross
avenue. All should be present.
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A report reaches the city that numbers
OF cattle are dying in the northwestern
part Of the state OF some unknown disease,
Colonel A. +. Hardie, formerly resident
of this CITY, writes 10 q friend here from his
ranch IN Cook county, stating that he has
lost number OF cattle, Since the disease
got int his herd It has been considerably
diminished.
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LAMAR RIFLES BALL.

The Lamar Rifles gave q ball at the
Y n. II. A. hell last evening. and 4 was
in keeping With the gallant name this com,
pany bears. There was q large crowd
present: and the spacious hall was filed
with couples until = late hour tripping
svay until a late hour. The affair was
pleasant throughou ard rejected credit
upon the company tcat gave Ii.
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Snlmi MorHs SuipIdea.

Nav YORK, Feb. 22.-The body OF Saint
More, OF Passion / lay notoriety, was found
to-day In the Hudson river. He had sui
cidsd, Morsa was 6S years old.
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An interssting exbiti ion OF billiard
afem PLAYERS e lorsl distinction,
will for q week or 90 furnish en-
,crteinment 10 relieve the dul tediun Of
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Enthusiastic.

Krr wKsr, FLA, Fec. 22.-In celebrs-
ton OF The release q Aquero, 500 Cnhans
MARCHED in a tcrch-iigbt procession. Fed
srsl. state ard municipal officers wero in
lie.
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The #. & p. Is now the only line to Now
Orleans without ferry transfer.
PROF. GROVES SCHOOL EXHIBITION

PROF. GROVES SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
The exercises of the Grove school, yester-
day afternoon, were. unlike most entertain
ments OF that character, unusually inter-
esting. The pupils we're greeted by full
house and the entertainment they gave
does them credit. The programme through
out was admirably rendered and each par
tIcipant sustain their part to perfection.
The following is the programme that was
rendered:
u. Is Bradshaw.
2 Defamation. ............. ...... Washington.
. Recitation. ........... song OF the Jersey
A. Hendricks.
4. Defamation. =. American Ascendancy
II. NJ skclton.
g. Concert Reading .Tasso's Coronation.
Q. Defamation. 49,: American Races.
C. \ Field.
T.. Recitation. Mormon Wife No. 4 on the Ar
riyai of Wife No.2i
A. G. Tension.
4 Defamation ...... The American Republic.
l.. Abrams.
.. Defamation. ....................... Napoleon
n Thompson.
10 Defamation. .:..............s ovstts
r. Allen.
Rev Henley.
II Concert Recitation. -. Battle OF waterloo.
Glass.
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Every body should be in attendance AT
the Tyrolean concert tonight ut Mayors
establishment
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TorIKA. Fab. 22.-The ktste board
Of railroad commissioners have with
drawn the entire system rates or
dered by them to be adopted by
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway.
A petition for Injunction filed by George
Wilson, Of Boston. one OF the heavy stock.
holder Of the Atchison, Topeka s.,ts
Martin In q special session OF the district
CO art tonight. The cause tor the injunc-
ton being rem ovsd ss to the commission.
ers. by their action noted above, the court
will mako no order. but the court granted
an mi unction - 10 the railroad company,
restraining them from adopting the special
rates prepared BY the commissioner.
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To New orleans Msrdi Grss Without
change ov The Houston Centrsl a.d Star
& Crescent route. Rourd trip, sl6o5.
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A GOOD SEND OFF.

WAsuTNaToN, Feb. % -[Press 1.-The re-
port OF the Proteus court OF enquiry has
been printed. or Lieutenant Colwell, who
was with Darlington and who has been
designated to take part In the Greeley re-
lief expedition. now being fitted out, the
report says: 1T is considered extremely
fortunate for the expeditlonary force that
the officer sent With 1t and who command
ed was 90 ably aided and supported BY the
services OF Lieutenant J, q. Colvell, OF the
United States navy, who volunteered for
duty 90 much mare severe and perilous
than that to which ne had been regularly
assigned on board naval vessels, and who
brought TO tho duty he assumed so much
cspscity, courage and special Knowledge"
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CATTLE DISEASE.

The II. & p. ia the only line running
,leepiug coaches from Dallas across the
Mississippi river into New Orleans.
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BrLLrAnD ToupNsMENr.

Tyrolesn concert At Mayors estsblish.
r.euf tn-,ichf
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Horse rAdish and evers thing In the gro
Gerry line you want, 90 Bouche's.
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The only safe, reliable and on time route
TO New Orleans IL the Central and Star q
Crescent route.
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LOCATION most healthy ard
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OR YEAR BOOK,

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OUl5]AlAG1AT
UNIVERSITY
AND
Agricultural & Mechanical
COLLEGE.
BATON ROTGE. La.
col. WI. PRESTON JOHNSON
PRESIDENT.
Session of Nine Months Begins
October 8. 1882.
Healthy location. Free tuition. Board,
Lodging, medical expenses, etc. $40 per
month. Cheap uniform. Full corps OF
competent Professors. Workshop Of
Mechanical Department i'll operation.
Military discipline. For forthcr par u
~culars, applytc
PR"F. l.. w. SEWELL,
Aux. T.Gm Baton Rouge; La.
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CHICAGO, Oct. '1O.-The Drovers' journal re-
ports; Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; shipments. 1000.
The market strong; rough packing, $1,000
3. 40; packing and shipping So so 40 80 light bacon
$3.50 .55 skps and grassers, $35004.50
Csttle-Receipts, 5000 shipments, 5000. The
market was firm for primo cattle, but low grades
1O@15c lower; export steers, $67507.10; good to
choice shipping, So 80 $3.50; common to fair, 81 a
4:70; Wyoming, SD. 65 al so; Wyoming Texas,
Sheep and Lanibs-Receipts 1900; shipments,
509: me market was steady; inferior to fair 81
$40 25i lambs, S3 0460.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. O. Cattle - Receipts, $500;
shipments, 100 The market was firm; export
steers, S6,4O0675; good to enoice shipping steers,
So.8 1880 common to medium steers, $3.50 a
2.2o; Colorado steers, $40475; CRASHED Texas and
Indian steers, $3, % al .25.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 900; shipments,
400. The market steady; medium to good sheep,
$2@2.75i choice to extra SO 1878; lambs, So "A.
hogs-Recepts, 5,400; shipments, 10000. The
market was active and strong Workers, So 10 3d.
55 .75. HoS' 9''AO~0'4'; 00''herS n0s' 9o'0'0
NEW YORK, Oct Observation-Disclosures, 1 $50;
a number of native steers sold at So al 9 cwt. live
weight; Texas cattle, $685. 453; Colorado, $500
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1900 The market
was firm extremes, $500 " cwt Sheep 81 % 05.75
Hogs-Receipts, 4 800 market was quiet at S.. rs
G6.2O ~ cwt.
KANSAS CITY Oct. 10.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 665. The market
was steady and prices unchanged; supply light.
Hogs-Receipts, 400 The market opened strong
but closed weak; sales were made at 50 95.40
Sheep-Receipts, 4lO The market steady for
good grades others weak; common to medium sheep,
50. 02.50; fair to good muttons, 50. rs 03.25.
EAST LIBERTY, Oct Notwithstanding doing.
Receipts, 1885, shipments. 455.
Hogs-Market closed firm Receipts $500; ship
ments, 1900. Philadelphia, 1915 as. 95; Balti-
mores, $5.600570; Workers, S.. go grassers,
$4.5005.
Sheep-Nothing doing. Receipts, 400; shipments.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1o-Hogs firm; common and
light, "a G5. 25; packing and butchers, 81 750
$50. Receipts, 1,500; shipments, 440.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 10.--Hogs frmer at 81 $50
$50
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Oct. l0.--A fair amount of business
has been transacted at the Oil Exchange to-day, but
there were few interesting features. Opening at 73c
it dropped to 72a4e improved to 73lac, gradually
weakened to 72%e, advanced to 73tse, receded to
to 73ise and closed at 73c Sales to-day aggregated
ESQ. 600 brls. Clearances, 1862 600 brls. The
Derrick tomorrow viii publish the monthly state
ment of the National Transit Company showing: Ac-
eeptances and certificates. 29,T2l,7l barrels de
crease since August, 6s5, 282 barrels. Credit bal
ances z 1888 419 brls; increase 81 362 brs. Total
liabilities $1,000. 1876 brls decrease, 346.72 brls
Gross stock 80, I'll COS brls decrease 496 SOP brs
Sediment and surplus 265l,465 brls; decrease,
l49, 17S brls. Total receipts l, 742, 726 hrs; de
crease /, 1s6,07l brls. Total deliveries 2O6o,341
brls; increase 15s 302 brls The eport is bullish,
showing an inroad into stocks. Tide-water Pipeline
Company: Crude received, 224 ,331 brs; crude de-
livered, 212777 brls liabilities, 1885, 62 brs,
PITTSBURG Oct. 1o-The petroleum market
73c declined to 726sc, rallied TO 1886 and closed
at 73lec.
ANTWERP, Oct IO-Petroleum, l9f
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

Increased Activity in New York, but No Adj
vance in Prices.
New YORK, Oct. 10.-Money easy at a. per
cent; offered at the close at Il per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent.
Sterling exchange weaker; sixty days, $4.S 81;
sight $4S 43.
Dry goods imports for the week, 81, 1000.
Governments steady.
Railway bonds firm.
State securities dull.
Speculation at the Stock Exchange was more
active to-day. At the opening prices fell off to
per cent Pacific Mail and Union Pacific
were exceptions, and advanced steadily from
81 to 564 for the former, and from 555 to 81 for
the latter The dealings in shares were quite
large and insiders were prominent buyers at
the highest figures. The advance caused a rise
of to Il per cent in the other active shares,
the latter in Jersey Central, which moved up to
49,. The best prices of the day Were current
about P. NJ, but before the delivery hour the
market became weaker on heavy sales of coal
shares Jersey Central dropped 2 per cent, to
44sc; Reading, L. to 2349, and Laekawanna, Il,
to 1863. The decline was due to a bear" raid,
reports being circulated that the Jersey Cen
trail lease to Reading had been broken.
Later on, President Little, of Jersey Central,
denied the report and stated the rental had been
paid to date, and that the relations of the roads
continued pleasant, adding that there was no pre-
text upon which Reading could break the lease
The remainder of the list was active, but declined
to per cent in sympathy. In final sales Louis
vile & Nashville rose to 2sl, butthe other shares
were weak. Compared with last night, the clos
ing prices are to per cent. lower, except for
Louisville & Nashville, Pacific Mail and Western
Union, which are fractions higher.
Transactions, 1885, 000 shares, towit 10000
Lackawana, $4,000 Northwestern, $4,000 Pa
ciic Mail, 1900 Reading, $4,000 St. Paul, 3d.
900 Union Pacific, and Is, 900 Northern Pacific
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20 ss 1sc % e. S5 MS 1S g SEs[ California
hams, Sc; English breakfast bacon, clear, 14lac;
English shoulders, IA to 1Stb average, Sl2c;
English shoulders, 20 to % TBS average Sc;
family shoulders, pieces average to 10 lbs. Sc;
dried beef 15c; bacon (clear sides), medium weight
12l4c; heavy weight lie; backs, IL l2c French
fitch, 7-t6 pieces, Zoe Dry Sailed and Picked
Meats-Engsh cured clear sides, backs tunsmokedl,
lie; bean pork (cear), " brl 200 IDS $1,000;
clear pork q bll 200 Ms ST.; family pork (clear) y
brl 200 MS, $14 family beef p hrl 200, lbs, S1S.
Lard-H. Porter g. Co.'S steam winter rendered.,
S12e. Sausage-BOlOgna in cloth, 7e in skin, l2c.
SEEDS
TnoTHY-$1 .5001.75 " bu; clover 81 so al 10
W bu bluegrass, extra clean Kentucky s / 40 a go
y bus red top 75e " bui orchard grass, 1.50 01.70
~ bu, owing to quality.