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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-21
NlIEHOLDS rue FORT.
FntiIe Attempt 10 Dust "A Family of
NNuaIters.

SAN DIEGO, January 2O.--A year ago
a mncher i'm Noosa Canyon named Lewis
stone went East. During his absence a
family named Gocn, consisting of a
widow, two sons, and daughter, took
possession of his rancho and cabin. On
stones return ne instituted legal pro
cecdines to eject the parties. His title
Was confirmed, andlast Wednesday when
the sheriff went to take possession the
whole family of Goens faced the officers
with rcvOlgcrs. The sheriff snatched
the revolver from Mrs. Goen, who WAS
at tine door. She seized a gun and
shot him in the face. In the
u,,lcc which followed Citizen Reed was
fatally wounded by Percy Goen. The
married daughter of Mrs. Goen was
accidentally shot in the neck by her
brother and fell dead. Percy Goen is
shot through the head and arm fatally.
His sister and brother were dead when
thc officers retrtated with their wounded,
aud Mrs. Goen holds the fort, declaring
she will not leave the place alive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-21
Bernhardt ana mer sons Wedding

Sarah hit the right note. She was
very elegant, but carelessly so. Hers
was an clegaHcc cOHime IL JaUt. She is
certainly not nearly so thin as she was
before she left the Francois. But she
has the suppleness OF one Of those toy
monkeys made OF plush which one sees
on the Boulevard. ! admired her pluck
in coming forward in such public way
rs the mother of a bridegroom aged four
and twenty. Indeed, dare devil pluck is
the overwhelming element in Sarah S dis
position, and. her talent aiding, 1t has
kept her on the crests of waves ever since
she started out upon the sea of life. 1t
prevents her from being semi in any
thing she goes into. The desperate
straits in which she has often found her
self only stimulated this quality. Three
or four years ago she was sold ont by
creditors. The other day she was able
to give a beautifully furnished house 10
her son, besides what money she settled
on him, and ut least ca, 600 worth of
presents to her daughterin law Her
nightly earnings are $50. She brought
back from her last American tour Ei0,-
600 after all expenses were paid, is soon
going on a grand European tour, and
next July she starts on another American
one. Sarah is not a pure-blooded jew
ess. Her father was an Englishman.
But Oriental taste is strongly shown in
the interior Of her house, which reminds
one OF tent. One Is struck with the
quantities OF furs, which are used as foot
rugs and cast as draperies on sofas. There
are not many paintings. That curious
portrait of Sarah lounging upon q couch
with dog beside her is over the fire.
place at the end OF the greenhouse,
which is at once a studio, winter garden,
and saloon. In the study upstairs there
Is the same profusion of furs. The bed
room of the actress is exactly like the
bridal one in "Lohengrin. 1t has
hardly any other furniture than the
bed-an old-fashioned four-poster, reach
ing to the high ceiling, and as broad as
it's long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-21

* is the brand Of II Superior
Whisky am selling from New York 10
Georgil, and when it is known that
many of the ciub-men in New yc-L c..''
have bought 1t and pronounce It as good
as some OF the brag whiskeys at a higher
price, I have good reasons besides my
own Judgment 10 recommend II 10
our people. can ship this in patent
demijohns 10 any express point IN the
country. JULIFN BEFORD,
1902 Main street.
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Fire in pittsburgh.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch

by ltiCEfdph W VI" hA'ft''A AL
PrrTsBuRGH, January 20. a fire broke
ont in the large five-stOry brick building
No. $50 Wood street, occupied 10y 4. w.
Mccoy ~ Co., Wholesale stationers,
shortly before 2 o'clock this evening,
and in less than an hour the building was
completely Quilted. The fire then spread
to the adjoining buildings, occupied 10y F:
] Tottep. wholesale hardware-dealer, and
Gregg A Elliott, wholesale shoe dealers,
lint the fire department soon got the
MINER hand aud the flames were ex-
t,non;sbed before much more damage
had been done. The buildings were
completely flooded with water, however,
and the stock badly damaged. The total
loss was 100000, on which there was
about $50. 900 insurance.
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Honor Lord and Lady Churchill.
IBy Anglo-American cabIe % the Dlspatch.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 2O.-Gen-
eral Won Schweinitz, German Ambassa-
dor. gave banquet last evening to Lord
Randolph and Lady Churchill AMI after
wards gave brilliant SoU'ee IN their
honor. at which Sir Robert Morier the
British Ambassador, NJ. de Glers, and
other statesmen and elite of Russian So
ciety we're present, and which was a
qreat success. To-day NJ. de Giers will
give a farewell banquet to Lord RAN
dolph and Lady Churchill and among
the guests will be the Car and Sir
Robert Morier The Grand Duke Ser
pius entertained Lord Randolph and his
vile at banquet on Wednesday.
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The Devil.Fl.n described by Hugo

is not a more tenacious monster than malaria,
whether 70 taxes The form OF chills ami fever,
bilious remi,tent ague cake or dumb ague.
Like the oc,Opas OF the story IL clasps the vic
tina in its tsntacule. aud folds him closer and
closer In a horrible embrace. ATTACKED with
Hosietleris stomach Bitters, however, 10 gradu-
ally relaXes ~ IRENE ndous grip, nnaly aban
last, reloces In the sense OF newborn freedom,
engeniered by the restoration OF complete
health Dyspepsia, too and constipation. thOs8
old aud rem0rseless enemies OF tho human
family, give ground, and are nDally driven from
tho held by this Napoleon OF remedies, tho
greatest, the purest In tue family pharmAcopGla
Rheumatism succumOs 20 Il, 50 do sidney
troubles. The nerves. when oyerstralned. re-
gain quietude and yigOr by lis aid, and the
ability 10 rest TRANQUILITY and eat with zest are
Increased By II. Resort 10 it In ume and avoid
unnecessary suffering. "a ~ IhlwlsaAlu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-21
THE RICHMOND DIspArcH-sATURDAY. JANUARY o. 1888

OF street letter-boxes. Yesterday the
post Office inspectors arrested NJ. }. ko1-
bury. boy about eighteen years old, as
the culprit, and he made a statement &C.
knowledging his guilt as to one OF the
robberies. He extracted letters from the
boxes by means of a pasteboard contri-
vance of his own invention, and then
opened them at his leisure and remailed
such as did not contain money. he was
given hearing before the United States
commissioner this afternoon and held in
$1,000 bail to appear for trial in the
Criminal Court.
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BALTrMoRy, AND RICE
K0ED STOCK ExCHAaGEs
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. robacco,' Tur-
pentins, Rosin, Tar. and
Peanut Marksta
[By telegraph to the pIspatch.l

NEW YORK. January g0.--The stock market To-
day was again subjected 10 persistent attacks
from the bears and traders, Gould stocks pelug
the special point OF Interest, Missouri Paciuc
and Manhattan especially yielding easily TO the
pressure The general list. however. was com
paratiyely hrinly held and exhibited some
strength considering the decentralization In
Gould properties. which seemed 10 have broken
loose from the remainder There is no evidence
of any pressure OF long s,Ocks, selling being en-
tirely hy bears. while there was quiet alb
sOrption Of many securities, commission people
reporting q continuance OF Investments 10 the
buying of both stocks and bonds Heading was
also heavily sold by bears ana presented re-
markabiy stiong front considering tho late de-
velOpments In the stock There was some bidding
for outside Interests, aud the amount OF noaung
stock on the street Is now believed 10 oe very
small. s. Paul was one or the arm Stocks. the
result OF yesterdays meeting AZ Chicago check
ing the disposition 10 attack Graneers The mar
Ret opened quiet but generally higher than last
evenings close. but pressure was quickly
brought upon the list. aud everything except
Iackawanna yielded slowly. though Wheeling
and Lake Erie and Missouri Pacific were de-
ci1e1ly weak. Under ne selling tho market
soon became active. aud the business Tor the
forenoon was in excess OF tie same hours for any
day this week. The attack was renewed before
noon, and Manhattan and Northern facinc pre-
ferred Joined the weak stocks but after mat
time the market narrowed down and exhibited
q nrmer tone in spots. making toyerish aud
unsettled tone: while among tho active stocks
material reactions were made. Another attack
was made upon Manhattan Ia tho last hour aud 70
was quickly driven down 70 four points below last
nights prices, though IL recovered somewhat
fIOm its lowest ngures. The general list telt the
Influence, however,. ani the close was dun and
.ather heavy 40 irregular changes irom the hrst
prices. Total sales, 2DlOM shares. he al
yanccs aud declines are ABOUT equal this eve
ming. but the advances we're for small fractions
In every cnsc. while Manhattan lost per cont,
Missouri Pacific l's. Wheeling AMI Lake IRE
IA, aud Pacific Mail H.
NV YORK. January p. yooH-StocKs quiet
and weak. Money easy at 3a4 per cent En-
change Long, is4a: shor, 1865. Governments
dun.
Fleming. Exchange dun and firm: long ~, I;
short. a. v. Money easy at 3a3h; closing offered
at3 Sub-TreaSury balauces-Gold, Sl42Np,No;
currency, ti0ij3.m0 Governments dun; 1 per
ceut'. 1884,; ~ per cents, lu$ state bonds
.lufI
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANIAhf -, IN11.
The loose tobacco market was again stronger
to-day, with To-. and i64c. paid Tor pure-air and
sun-cured leaf, whilo llc. 10 lif bids were not
unusual On Change very considerable
lots changed hands az an advanced ngure,
though home spectators aud buyers were chief
factors We note with no little degree Of salts
faction that our old ami new stock Is nov being
appreciated, and We still believe that We have
but seen the beginning Of better prices.
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nr. NndnI,s Claim Agninsa spain.



WASHINGTON, January 2O.-The state
mcnt cabcd from Madrid that the
United States Government has de
handed of Spain heavy damages on ac-
count of alleged i'll treatment of DIR.
Nadal 10y the authorities of Porto Rico
is not strictly correct. The Department
of State has taken the diplomatic course
usually adopted III such cases, and
has instructed our Minister to
spain to lay Dr. Nadals claim before the
Government with the representation that
if the allegations contained therein are
found to be true he is entitled to COM
pcnsation. DR.. Nadal is a naturallzed
citizen of the United States, who for
mcrlv lived in Porto Rico. He alleges
that ne was arrested on an unfouuded
suspicion of belonging to a society OF
Autonomists or home-rulars, and that
in order to extract information from him
If possible the Governor of Porto Rico
caused his arms TO be pinioned behind
him in an extremely painful position for
twenty-four hours. AS result OF this
cruel treatment, DIR. Nadal says, one OF
his arms is now paralyzed
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burned TO Death.

(By telegraph to the Dispaich.l
CHICAGO, January 20.-A Lima Ohio
special SAYS: The residence of Frank
smith was burned yesterday morning,
and before the inmates, who were sleep
ing. could beawakened the entire struc-
ture was enyeloped in flames. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith and their five children were
burned TO death before assistance could
,,.,l thno.
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sALrs RgrnRrgn 10 srcRErArY.

WHgAr-louyb orrv. 40 bushels good AZ Wc
Shortberry 300 bushels prime 40 gSr. Total sales
OF wheat, go bushels
Offerings to-day q when,, 60 bushels; Same
day last year. 4dN bushels. Sales to-day II
wheat. go bushels: same day lat ycar,
9GS bushels. Offerings 80 far this year, 6l2,5S
bushels: same time last year. $500 bushels,
Extreme range % prices to-day, " 20 r.; same
day last year. -J o. g.r.
CORS.-Whitc lGi bushels prime on private
forms: Jl2 bushels very good az OOc. Total sales
li corn. 6J6 bushels
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Le,.er.Hox Robber ARRESTED.

WASHINGTON, January 20.--For sew
eral months past frequent reports have
been made to the Post Office Department
of the loss of letters mailed in two large
Office buildings in this city. Recently
the complaints have included the riding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-21

A st. Paul (Minn.) evening paper
figures the loss of life in last weeks biz
card at 235.
Harman's plow-factory, at Atlanta,
Ca, was burned last night. Loss 3d.
00O-coyered by insurance. Sixty men
are thrown out of employment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-21

supsr. A. 1afae5; 90. extra. t3ssas2: DO. RIO
brands, f.15af5: PetapsrO superiative patent
steaIy and arm: rcd. eia,6c. amber. 0cat:
western frmer and quiet; No. winter red.
spot s8ss9G Jaoaary. GAatsc February.
ssyEas9Nc. May. 1s9Ssc. Corn --onthern nrfn-
err and fairly active: white. Ssayec.; yellow,
s7h as9c western irregular, closing dull: mixed,
spot 57kc. bid; January. HHc. bi1 febrnay,
55k s5sc. March. $3.50 asked MAY, &c DIT
steamer, 8ta5sc. Oats stea9y ann nnl' soo,n-
ern and Pennsylvania, 6siic.; western white,
,0a42c.: western mixed. Ga39c. Rye quiet ana
steady nj Bsa7Oc. Hay nrnsr for choice; prime
10 choice western. SLASH Provisions stesiy
with moderate demand Mess, PORK; $50 >. DIS
meats-Shoulders and clear rib sldes spacse1l'
~ and 7sc Bac0n--Shon, Iers, kssA &c GEAR
rib sides. 9i,c hams. l2aizsc. Lrd-henncd.
SIC. Butter hrm; western packeI, ioaSE..
creamery, 6aSIc. Eggs nImet, H $1,000 2sc'
Coffee nominal; hio cargoes orllnssy W Ialr'
i7kai7hc Sugar steady; soit Il-lgc eop..
per-fohned firm - iaeioc. N1skey aule, III
steady NJ s.i5afi.iA freights % Liverpool per
steamer dun; cotton. s-IGd.; -four. per Ton,
l2S ed. grain, 2sd.
ST. LOUIS.
sr. LoUTs Janusry N.-Fi0ur qulei. Wheat
No. rcd cash. 81 aS9kc.. February, sl%c'
May S3Aasi1c. Corn Cash, Hat7Ac.; feetu-
airy. fic. May. is-.ai9ac. oats-C ssh and May.
&c Whlskoy toady afsi.0A Provisions higher.
Pork-Ncw. fiA13asii. Lard, G.i0 Dry SAT-
meats (hoxedi--shoulicrs, SAs5k long clears,
tf.lU1ltlD. fiftiaAiN-. ftsNNtftfros rupif N.ns's
s7.7Sat7SH. Bacon boxed -shouldeTs' so1'
long clears. $50. ciear-rtbs s. ~; short clears,
SSel. Hams steady AZ 80 1jatl2
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI January l0-Flour heavy. Wheat
steady. No , rod. So. Corn heavy; Ma
mixed, 52ay}c. Oats quiet; No. mixed, INA
85c. PORK quiet and Arm a. iif7A Lard nrmer
a. 4. IS. Bulk meats and bacon easter ana un-
changed. Whiskoy firm AZ ti.0A Hogs scii'e
and higher: common and light, Ntf a;0; packing
aud butchers, fA%atltA
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. XIV, January sl-Grsin IN good
demand. Wheat-NO. = red, -. torn-Ne
mixed, Sc. Oais-No. 2 mixed Nhc. Pro-
visions firm. Bscon-Cle Sides $40,
clear sides, $50; partly-curei shoulders, -
mess-pork. SIS; sugar-curcd hams, NlaN-
Lard ~, holcs leaf. %.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, January e0-rurpendne nrTn
30, bid. Rosia 0rm; strained. E.; goof
strained. 81, Tar frm STA Crude turpen-
tine hrm; Lard. tLl5. yeuoS-dip eni virgin,
k9iA ............
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. January 20.-Cotton Net re-
celpts. 6is bales: gioss receipts Ge5s baie%
Futures closed weak. salos, l2it0 bales
January, 40 A2aNlSl: February. SO Bafll 81.
March, sl06SaSi0tq. April. Sl0.t5aN0,6; May
Siu.slafin -: june. fi1S,asl0Ss: July. tl0sia
Sl0g3: August, flA9tafl0 IS, sep,emicr, tlhioA
fl045: October, fitWaiiolh
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for mo Di,patchl
IANUARY 21-Marbet -icady. and sales fairly
liberal f1r good stocks Large shipments ON Or
..a. u L.
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EDUCATIONAL,

TNHE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY
i THE DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLs-nf-
teen miles from Baltimore Us. NJ. X. RI. Founded
IN 1872. Eleyen teachers; healthy location; care
ful sainiug; thorough instruction 10 English,
the Classics. Nodern Languages, Music, and
Art REV. ARTHUR. kiuH, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
ia i0-lm kestertown. Md.
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MAXINE fNrELLIaENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JASUAsr ~. 1858
ARRIVED.
steamship WyaBOke, Boaz. New YORK. mer-
chandlse aud passengers. q, W. Allen Co,
agents, aud sailed ON return.
SAILED.
Steamer Pioneer, Hines, Philadelphia. mer-
chandlse and passengers. J. ". hcCariek,
sgent
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. United state,
mail. merchandise. aud passengers L. u. katotn
agent
cLEARED.
schooner Mi9,etoo (Br.l Matthews, Pelotas.
-four, Gallego Mills.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEwS JAsuAsr 20. 1879
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED
Steamship AlleghaDy, Providence, aud sailed
for Vest Point
Steamship Hartlepooi, Evans, Beaufort eoaied
and sailed lor Liverpool.
Tug W. c. Ward with barge Helicon, New fork,
schooner sue Williams, pearcs, New York.
light
Steamship Nymphea, horseneld, Liverpool.
having cos.ed
steamship Aivah, Yoans. Liverpool, having
eoaled.
scnooners II. II. olds. smesd. Boston; W. @.
Lewis, Kelly. Fall River: l. babcock. baoeoeA,
New Hayon-ali with coal
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE. ND. January @-Nirginia Is,
consolidated. i0; past-due coupons, %; 90. uew
IS, 81; do. l0-l0s, IS. Bid to-day.
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REVIEW or rag CHICAGO MAREEr.

CHICAGO. January O-lhere was little a.
tiyity In any OF The pits az tho opening on
Change to-day. AMI tho opening prices were
practically the same as yesterdays close. May
VIII, az started at ~. There were no orders from
the outside and the pit WAS very duh. May sold
down 10 - &C. In the nrsthOur The sealplng crowd
ell got scOrt on tine way down and q little irm-
ness In other markets started them ali 20 cover
ing, causing May 10 advance ~ 3ltaS24c., where
IL closed. Corn opened 4 shade higher with May
al 53iSc. 10 was largely under the influence OF
pork. Early selling caused May 20 decline 10
sac, bnt steady buying by several houses and
covering by shorts soon hrned II up. and May
finally closed At 5Slsc. Oats were rather quiet
and fuctuated within yesterdays range. Pro
visions were moderately active and prices
moved within smaller range. The arrivals
OF hogs we're fair and the market firm.
Packing IN the West showed further shrink
age. being $4,000 hogs less than % date last year.
This induced packers 70 act more conservalively.
S,rOOg parties bought on the decline and sharp
rallies followed every break. May pork opened
steady at tif5O. weakened 10 siLy7H, rallied 20
ga Ssk, eceded aud closed ~ sil5sA. Fair
uade was done In lard and short ribs.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. Mp. January 20--Coitcn steady
midiling. iOkc. Flour steady and quiet; How
ari-stToet aud western super. i2STaSa7e; do.
extra. sSasaoo; do. family, sissaSe; cay miis
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Hour
COTTON REPORT

We quote Fine. 81 j0as9.7j: supernne. s2.7ja
s3aj ezra, sl5Jasl15; family, slasL5J. patent
family, country. Sl1jaij. p.
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All the railways in the southwest OF
Russia have stopped the transportation
Of freight for ten days. the reason
given Is that the officials wish TO inspect
the rolling-stock.
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.,,...rer Hanged ia MasSachuset,s.

RosroN. January 20.--James E. Now
len was hanged at Cambridge jail at 9:25
tins morning for the murder Of George
A Goldman, bis employer, milkman'
January 4, 1887.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
ru.t..t f.-th. tf.,af.h

IANUARY al.-MRrtet -ieady, and sale, fairly
liberal f1r good stocks Large shipments ON or
dors from tho North. Prime. 3a}Hc.. extra.
she: common. iAe2ac-; -hclled, 22Tc-; spa
nish, 2bc.. ami very little demand; factory hand
picked. 3eaihc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-21

rheumatism originates in morbid con-
dition OF the blood. Hoods sarsapa-
rilla cures rheumatism.
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RICHMOND. January %, 1891
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr-6lO bushels
CORN-l,O-l bushels.
OA1s.-l.lnO bushels
MEAL ~ bushels.
PEAS iii bushels
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 2J.-Cotton quiet and
steady; saes, 100 bales; uplands, 10 &C.; Or
leans. &c. net receipts AZ all ports 1873
bales; expOrts--to Great Britain. %j.239 bales; 70
TIE Continent, i,pl bales; stock. JJi058 bales;
net receipts al New York FOR tho week. 6,2lj
bales; gross receipts. 1926 bales: eIpOrts-tO
Great Britain, l6.s9b bales % France 9lJ bales I;
to tho Continent, 9269 bales forwarded. 7.3t7
bales sales. 100 bales; splnners, $40 bales I:
stock, 291,6s bales. Mheat-OptiOns ruled firm
At the opening, declined haf.c.. later strength
ened and rallied % the hest, closing firm specu-
latiOn moderate spot hrm and moderate milling
demand No. Z, January, 9)ag) &C.: February.
90 .a0) l3-i6c.: May, H} j-l6s95sc. Corn opened
steady, then declined ~. closing firm az the
top. No. :. January. COZ a104c.; February, co., a
&c; May, 81 a6l &c. Oats "A shade better with
moderate demand; No. :. January, 81 10. {:
February. 81 ,a.ISHc; May. 30t s39isc; No. ?,
spot, 3sa3s &c; mixed western, 5baiAc. Hops
In light request Cotiee-Fair Rio nominal Mt
SLID; options Rctiye ana lower: No. 2 Rio, Janu-
airy. sljasl5.05; February. ilLe5asit4O; March,
sl&Saili; May, Sl3 5jasl3.65. sugar slow and
nominal; refined steady. MOlasses dull and
weak. Rice firm. CCttOn-seed oil quiet. Rosin
dun. Turpenline steady al Az H42c Hides IA
moderate request. Wool quiet aud firm. PORK
Arm mess. sl5. 2jail5.50 for one year old. Beef
dun. Mlddles nominal. Lard 4ab points higher
and fairly active western steam, $40: FebrI-
sry, s7.56aS7.65: March, f7Gias173; May, E.5sa
1885, city steam, Sl5af7o5; refined, s7.e0.
tieighIs dull.
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Market duh
QUOTATIONS.
NIDDIING. 10 lido.
Low MlnDLISG. 9 ll-lGc.
GOOD ORDINARY, SIC.
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CHICAGO, January 20.-Cash quotations were /:
Flour quiet and steady. No ? spring wheat,
70 &a77 sc. NJ. red. s5c. No : corn. 4Sa4s G.
No. ? oaIs. 30Hc. Mess pork. sliO5aSl4i0 lard,
f735 ShOrt-rib sides LOOSE, $50 Dry-salted
shoulders fDoXedl, i5s0atG Short clear sides
(noxedl s7g0ai79 o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-21
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURES

NEW YORK. January 2-Cotion Vet re-
celpts. 6is bales: gross receipts, 1859 hale%
Futures closed weak: sales 1880 bales;
January. Sl032lHn53: February. So bafll -.
March, sl06saSi0t9. April. N0'5asi0' % May,
SiUslafinS9: june. fi0.s,asi0Ss: July. tlNsia
Sl1g!: August, fla9iafl0 %; srpiemicr, tlhioa
fi14r: October, fiuO9afiNll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-21

wrvISGr0N. January A-fnrpenhne nrm
30, bid. Bosia 0rm; strained, Hs.; go"i
strained sJc Tar frm az fii0 Crude turpen-
tine hrm: hard. tLl5. yellos-dip anu virgin,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-21

LOUISVILLE, XIV. January sl--Grsin IN gooi
demand. Nheat-No. = red. -. Corn-No.
mixed, Sc. Oais-No. 2 mixed. Mhc FRO
visions firm. Bscon-C lear-uo sides, $40 !,
clear. sides, $40: partly-cureJ shoulder, g. {;
mess- pork. si6; slgarcured hams, fliati-
"a f,aF ru "a