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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
MARKETS BY TrLksaAYH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. FEBRUARY ACTION quiet: ssie<
ifs batos: uplands, f0ac.; Orleans, i0Ac.; sales
las, evening AL bses. including 80 for speeuls-
ton: not receipts I8,044 bales; exporis-to Great
Britain a. 2y9 bales. 10 tho Continent 5s<3 bales.
Southern aour arm. Wheat-optonsru ruled steady
early, but son weakened and dropped ssac. on
realizing. closing heavy ~ a shade above the
bottom: speculation iess general; spot kakc.
lower aud quiet; No. 2 red, February, $50
s9'<c.; March, S9ks90%c.; Nay, uAsR PIC.
COrp-Optoas psred steady, later deciined "a
nc, closing dall aud weak; cash quiet but
steadily held; No. 2, February, e0Asooyc;
March, oOS a607lc.; May. 6qks6il.c. osts-cssn
steAiy. options heavy. closigg sosde lover ana
S9kc; May, 3oaas0&ci- No. I, spot. Ssfic.
Cofies-Spot fair RIO duh q, &c. options 2sto
points higher. nrm, and moderately active; No.
Rio, February. si2e5sii2;b; March, tiAtSs
tlab0: April. ti12ua3l2&; May. si2asi25o SUI
gar duh nominal, and unchanged renned dan.
Molssses nominal Resin quiet az t.0ta
tlIgk. Turpen'ine dun a. fOHc. Hides quiet
aue barely sieSdy. Pors Arm and fairly sctiye:
mess. sl5atiA50. Beef steady. Cnt-meats arm.
Niddles neglected. Lard lssg3 p0lns higher and
fairy active. closn, with small reaction:
western steam. spot tSi0asaisk February,
~ 0eafS09; March. f19lais 03; May, sS0a
tAO2h city steam, 40 freighs dun
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. February s-Flour steady. No. 2
spring wheat 75ks,8Ac. Corn, tsc. Oats. ia
BE- Pork, siLSi, SlL4l Lard. e. SAT- s2s.
short-rihs sides iooscl. t7.1 Dry-salted sho'il-
ders boxed .O5asA 10: short-clear side lboxesh
S. g0ags. Whiskey. Si.l3
Leading futures ranged.
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IRELAND.
Lord KipOn and Mr.. Morley Received
In Dublin.

[By Anelo-Amerlcan cable TO the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, February This evening
Leinster Hall was speedily filled to its
utmost capacity. EX-Lord Mayor Sulli-
van presided. Messrs. Davitt, Red
mond, Hcaly. Plimsoll, and a large num-
her of Parnpllite commOncrs were on the
platform. The audience rose IN W0ssc
to greet Lord Ripon and Mr.. Morley.
Mr. Sullivan opened the meeting with a
short address and read n letter from
Archbishop Walsh, who is now in Rome,
apologizing for his absence.
E. Dryer Gray, NJ. F., proposed a
resolution welcoming the visitors on be-
half of Ireland and expressing thanks to
the Liberal party for It's efforts III fur
tbering the Irish cause The resolution
was carried amid great enthusiasm.
Lord Ripon then addressed the meet
ing. Upon rising to speak he was loudly
cheered. lie thanked the audience for
the cordial welcome extended to Morley
and himself He wished to be perfectly
honest. and he must therefore remind
them he had belonged to the
Government that had voted coer-
cion TOR Ireland, but he had to
come to see there was no nope
in such measure. He thanked God,
however, that he had never sup
ported the permanent coercion bill
ireland now had Il great party Of Eng
land on her side, and the time was near
at hand when her hopes would be
crowned with success. He therefore
appealed to them not to allow violence
to goad them TO commit a crime
which would be the ioulest treason to
the Irish cause. The opponents OF home
rule had searched the records OF the
past and bad dragged mp every possible
crime to dishonor lriahmen They had
made sweeping charges and uttered gross
and foul c4lumnies that could only ema-
nate from the losing side. The practical
answer TO these men was for the Irish
people to keep their temper and wrest
irom the hands OF their foes the sharpest
weapons they possessed by showing peace
and tranquility in the land.
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BuSiucss.wen's banquet in Balti-
more.
lBy telegraph to the Dtspatch.l

(By telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
BALTIMORE, February 2.-Ihe ANIMAL
banquet OF the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Association took place at the Hotel
Renuert tonight and WAS attended by
representAtive businessmen to the num-
ber Of 300. The dining-hall was beau
tifully and deliberately decorated in honor
Of the invited guests. GormOn II.
Hunt, president OF the association, pre-
sided More important guests were
Senator's Butler of South Carolina, Gray
of Delaware. Vance OF North Carolina,
Daniel OF Virginia, and Wilson OF Mary
land Comptroller-of the-Treasury fren-
holm. and Assistant-Secretary-of-the-
Treasury Hugh ;. thompson. The MEM
bers OF Congress present were Breckin-
ridge Of Kentucky. Buttergorth Of Ohio,
Hooker OF Mississippi, Dibble Of South
Carolina. and Rusk OF Maryland-as well
AZ Hon. T.. L. Jackson, Governor OF the
State. When tire menu had been dis
cussed President Hunt briefly stated the
objects OF the association, and Mayor La
trobe welcomed the invited guests in a
few words.
Senator John w. Daniel responded to
the toast "Our Country and Assist
ant-Secretary- of-the Treasury Thomp-
son 10 "Our Trade with South
Carolina" The latter strongly ad-
vocated the establishment of a
steamship line between Baltimore and
Charleston. and stated that largely
through the action OF President Cleve-
land the race question and sectional lines
had been obliterated. Speeches were
also made by Comptroller-of-the-Irea-
surv Trenholm. Senator Gray, Hon.
Samuel Dlbble, Hon. Il. B. Vance, Hon.
". c. ,. Breckenridge, Hon. Benjamin
Butserworth, and Hon. Charles E. Hook
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TIE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY. FEBRUARY g. 1885,

a reservoir, is 1000 feet long, 275 feet
wide, and "a feet high. The level OF the
reservoir IL 80 feet above the city
MERGED. Water will be conveyed there
in large pipes. II is believed the fall
will be sufficient to run by water power
four-mills and other manufacturing en-
terprises. Colonies will be settled along
the line Of the canal, which is by all odds
the most important enterprise of a SINH
lar character ever carried to q successful
termination in California, if not in the
United States.
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youthful, Female ,ncendiary


New YoKz, February 1.-The incen-
diary who set fire to the Hospital for
Ruptured and Crippled Children, Forty
second street aud Lexington avenue, last
Sunday night has at last been discovered
in the person Of pretty, mild mann red
little girl of eleven years named Mary
Wilson. She has been i'll the hospital
nearly three years suffering from a wry
neck. She was about 10 be sent home
as cured when the terrible crime was dis
covered.
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linouishment OF the strike is still as far
of as ever, the work OF resumption is
gradually but steadily progressing. Tho
joint committee has authorized re-
sumption of work at any individual col
liery conceding s per cent advance,
STIMULATING only that coal shipped shall
be diverted from the Reading railroad at
the nearest possible point. The Read
ing company had thirteen conieries at
work to-day. The break in the Shenan-
doah district seems to be decisive. The
number OF men now at work in the va
rious Reading collieries is about 1000.
Private collieries heretofore reported are
still at work and employing probably
1000 hands.
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Earthquake shock in Scotland.

[By Anglo-Amercan cable to tho Dispaucn.
LoxDoy, February "a sharp shock
of earthquake has been felt in Scotland.
1t caused no damage.
Shocks were also felt in different parts
of England. Reports from Birmingham,
Coventry, and Edgbartor, suburb OF
Birmingham, show that disturbances
occurred IN those places. In Scotland
the shocks were especially marked at
Dingwall, County Ross, and at iverness.
LONDON. February An earthquake
shock was felt with severity at places on
the line stretching from Fort William in
the west to Nairn ID the east The shock
was also felt in other parts OF the high
lands.
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Ten Prisoner. Escape from sail

10y IUIV-IaVl 70 t-4V DI"PN0NI'I
PITTSBURGH, February "A Post
Unioutown (pa.) special says: This
evening about 6:3O o'clock ten prisoners
escaped from the county jail by breaking
through the rotten floor OF an unused
cell into the cellar and making hole in
the wall, which they cnwled through.
Although their absence was soon discoy-
cred none have yet been caught. The
Jail has been repeatedly condemned as
unsafe and but little repairs made. No
Waterman is employed.
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DEATHS.

LAwsON.--Died, THURSDAY morning. st 7se1,
az the residence OF his psroufs. IA west asrnhal
street. EDWARD, sob Of N. &. and Doilis n.
LAWSON; agei ave months and tvensy-thrss
days -
Funeral from tho residence. THIS friday
AFTERNOON 40 3 O'Clock. Friends OF The family
arc respectfully invited to attend.
yONDRRL EHR. Died, after a long Illness, az
the residence Of her husband, chslssa Hill,
FEBRUARY l, ISss. st twenty-five minutes past
r. NJ. EliZABErli, beloved wife Of Adam Non-
derlehr. la The slx,ietn year Of hsr age.
her funeral will take place from 81 Mays
NOON a. 9S) o'clock. Friends ard aoquaint-
snces invited 10 attend wiihoes further notice.
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WASHINGTON, February ,, 1883.
Neuate.

Nenate.
Among the petitions and memorials
presented and referred was Que (uume-
rously ,isned) from PeunsSlyania, ask
ing such change of laws as 70 bar al
pauper immigration 10 prevent the
lSnoiug OF immigrants uDd,r contract !;
To debar from citizenship all foreigners
Nno owe allegiance 70 other powers or
governments, and 10 require twenty one
wears residence before an immigrant can
hold any public Office OF trust or emolu-
meut.
A bill was reported from committee
and placed on the calendar authorizing
the construction OF bridge across the
Mississippi river at Natchez.
The resolution offered 10y Mr. Plumb
some days since as to the ineii.cicncy OF
the postal service in the West and South
was taken up for discussion, and Mr..
Plumb addressed the Senate upon It,
At the close Of Mr.. Pbunb's remarks
Mr.. Kiddleberger complained that the
time had been puIposely consumed until
the close OF the morning business SO Gs
to keep him from getting up the rCsolu-
ton 70 consider the British treaty IN
open session, aud he declared that he
had overheard the Senator from Kansas
say in a low tone that be would ill up
the bali hour till 2 O'Clock
In that connection Mr.. Riddleberger
made use Of the expression damn
fool as something which he had also
overheard. He displayed copy Of the
New York Tribune OF July Il. 1866,
which, he said, contained the treaty with
Great Britain. and ridicnled the idea Of
IFS being secret He remarked, also, that
some senators, whose private secretaries
were connected with the press, always
managed to get their speeches made in
secret session published very much in the
order in which they were delivered.
At o'clock the Blair educational bill
came mp as unfinished business, hut with
Mr.. Blair consent ii was informally laid
ssaie, and the Senate took up and
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COMBINATIONS.
lBy telegraph to the Dispsseh.l

WASHINGTON, February 2.--The SEN
ate has confirmed the nominations OF
Ellis Hunter, postmaster at Brunswick,
Ga. Jacob ". +. Little, postmaster at
West Point, GA. Buena Vista Wood,
postmaster at Rock Hill, $. G. William
II. Nixon, United States marshal for the
Eastern district OF Tennessee +. f..
Cogbill. collector OF customs at Peters
burg. Va.
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sstisGed tenants.

IBy Anglo American cable % tho Dispatch.l
DUBLIN. February 2.-The tenantry
on the estate of the Countess of King
ston have expressed themselves satisfied
with tue terms offered by the landlord,
who agrees TO allow 20 per cent. reduc-
ton in rents, to pay all costs, and to re-
instate tenants who have been eyicted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03

Sardou. the French dramatist, is build
ing q magnificent villa at Nice for the
special benefit OF Sara Bernhardt The
three largest and most magnificent apart
ments OF the villa have been designed and
furnished and set apart for her. aud the
villa with its flunkeysis to be at all times
open to her when she nhuires period
OF luxurious rest and rs1Zfement
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WEST VIRGINIA.
4 Formal Demand-sliners Return TO
work.

WORM
Especial telegram TO the Dspatch.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va, February O.
Governor Wilson to-day made formal
demand upon the Governor Of Kentucky
for the release and return to this State
Of the nine West Virgnians who were
taken from this State 10y force and with
out warrants or other legal authority,
and who are still illegally detained in the
Pike county Jail.
y. +. Champe, doing general mer-
chandise business at Coal Valley, as
signed yesterday for the benefit Of his
creditors. Liabilities, $4,000 assets,
$1,000.
The miners at the Winiirede Coal
Works, who have been ont for an adj
vance Of half cent. returned to work
yesterday on compromise oil quarter
of a cent per bushel.
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FINANCIAL.
E1w YORK, BALrIMoRy, AHD RIcH.
N0aD STOCK gx0aAkGx&
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco Iar'
pentias, Rosin, Tar. and
Peanut MarketA
fRr telnrrnnh % ,hs pItp..ch.l

NEW YORK. February a-The stock market
showed little moro animation to-day NJ the ct
pense OF values, the receutly-formed bear pool
beginning operations with heavy attack on the
list Tho general list. however. displayed tne
usual listlessness and apathy, the only stocks
showing any life during the forenoon being
Reading. Lackawenna. and 81 Paul. fumors OF
break in the strikers RANKS giving some nrni-
meas 70 coal stocSs. The only positively weak
spot was Manhattan shich dropped points ana
there remained. Reports OF troubles among
western railroads were very numerous, aud iato
IN the day were emphasized by vigorous attack
upon grangers and Lake Shore. which depressed
their quotations about IN per cent and me
movement extended 10 trunk line shares, though
tho impressions upon them, with the ek-
ception above mentioned, was inconsiderable;
The pool s sad TO consist Cf several OF
the most influential traders, and on me
appearance OF supporting orders toward the
close tho attack was Withdrawn. Among the
lower priced shares Norfolk aud western pre-
ferred "a. very weak aud Gould stOcss declined
somewhat In the early morning, but the rest were
duh and ieatureless throughout tho day and can
for no comment The market opened dun bnt
nrm and fractional advances we're established IN
the carly deslings, but the improvement was
soon checked, the market becoming very dll.
Prices saRged Of slowly and the list was carried
below the first prices before noon. ANer uat
time there was more animation aul increased
weakness. though there wss very little progress
made IN q downward erection until near j. ~,
whom the attack became severe. Tho decline
was checked In tho last hour, and under coca
support the li-t recovered small fractions from
the lowest figures, finally closing duh and steady
az close 20 the lowest prices. Total sales, l0OOO
shares.
NEW YOBk. February 2.-kooa-stocks dull
and heavy. Money easy nc 2a3 per cent Ek-
change Long, 4S]S: short, 4S5k. Governments
dun
Rssninq Exchange duh ard steady. Money
easy az 2a3: closing offered at , S1o-Ireasury
balances Gold. sl32,d6 COO: currency SO,s'r'-
600. Governments duh per cents. l2jh; IN per
canta i0.ly Sfata honda dull
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ERvIgw on rHg CHICAGO MAREEf.

CHICAGO, February Tho markets to-day
were stronger, the moving influence being the
higher prices n provisions. Where The local
the Official statement made u only 5000: and
by clerical error ribs we're shown 10 be over
80 0OOO pounds TOO many. May para opened loo.
higher a. Slt6j. advanced 70 aiAcsA, fell back o.
pork and ribs was light. Transaction. IN lard
oyurtopped everything else on Tie LIST NAV
opened At t7.S1H, one broker bought nom aluOO
90 5000 tierCss. tsking 10000 ~ one bid, the
price being from $50 10 S. May wheat open
Ell ~ So hc, went 70 A. c., and fell bacs - 81 80,
hut Tor the greater part 0f The time u was steady
around n eas2,. Corn was strong Ia sympathy
with provisions May opened A. So, advanced
70 N4aAi.'.. declined 90 btha)c, and held
rafhnr slaalIlY az The a. ngurns.
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Charged with Attempting "a Heavy
Stumble ga the Bank of England,

10y hhglO- AWtE''"H 'a"'" ." '4" VI "'-A-'i
LONDON, February Five fashion
ably-dressed men were arraiGned IN the
Marvlebone Police Court to day and
charged with attempting TO obtain G30,-
600 from the Bank OF England upon forged
or stolen bonds from tue Hamilton and
Northwestern railroad OF Canada. There
was one other man in the gang who the
police failed to secure. They also faile d
to capture the bonds. One of the pri-
soners had posed as Lord Fairfax, and
had lived in style at the Grand Hotel,
Paris. All five were remanded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
Tho Crown Prince.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
SAN RENO, February Professor
Virchow has examined a fragment taken
from the very centre of the trouble in the
Crown Prince Frederick Williams throat
and declares that it shows no evidence
OF cancer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
Total. % ono ipos.um for two.

A Louisiana darkey gets os much fun
shaking his game from a persimmon-
tree, covering him mp in the ashes Of his
cabin hearth, thanked by Il few roasting
potatoes, and eating him from the head
of an upturne1 barrel, without investing
a cent Of capital; and the 'pos,um is apt
to lay more comfortably on his con-
science. To our two epicures one might
say non pOSSliiHUS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
The House at 4:45 adjourned.


ATLANTA, Ga, February 1.-The SEN
tence OF Lewis Moore (coloredD, who was
TO be hanged in Georgetown to-day, was
at the last moment committed. About
IL o'clock telegram was received by
Governor Gordon from citizens asking
for a respite. A favorable answer vas
sent. which had TO go to Fuianla first,
and then be transported by messenger 10
Georgetown. Ii reached the spot in time
TO save the life OF the criminal. Moore
had been convicted of the murder OF
Rose Wright (coiored).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03

10y tuIbyFapn 20 VIC DI'VUEIu-I
New ORLEANS, February I'D. q.
Oglesby. president OF the Louisiana
National Bank, died tonight aged
sixty-six years.
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DRUNKENNESS,
OR THE LIQCoR HABIT.
posi- lively CURED 81 ADMINISTERING pa.
HAlSESis GOLDEN sPECIflC.

II can oo given 10 cup Of ccnee or tee Without
the knowledge Of tho person taking II; 10 abso-
speedy cure whether the patient ~ . moderate
crinker or an alcoholic wreck Tbousands 81
druukards have been msde tsaipsra,e men wto
have taken GOLDEN SPECIFIC I'm their ocues
.lthoui their kno xlsdge. and to-day believe tDey
auil drinking Of their own ffse viii 1T Nktk6
FAILS The system cace imbrsgaated via No
SPECIFIC, IL become, an utter impossioitiu TOO
the l.auor-Appotite 70 exist For s.le ~
4. ROBERTS BAkkk, Dfuggt5t
az eAzt Main street,
a r-eo.ify kichmonf. Va
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nARniaGRs

LUCK-L0Y ALL.-Msrrie1 Ia this city, Do
cambsr 2, 1857. az the episcopal residence, by
RI Rev. Joha i. Keane, ST.. AlBEkI ". LUCK,
LDYAIL Of Richmond.
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me worK OF Resumption rrogre.,


10y EVFVsI"I'I . VIZ Hs1F's7Nt'I
PorrsyLLE, Pa, February a.
Although so far as surface indications
are concerned an authoritative re-
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK PXCaANGg.

BALTIMORE, ND. February 2-virgina 6's,
consolidated, 40; do. lo-4)s. So do, new IS, Is
Bid to-day.
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GRAIN AND CorroE RxcHAHas.
RICHMOND. February ., 1883
OgFkRIsGS
SAILS sEpoarsp TO SECRETARY.

wHEAr--99a bushels
CoRs.--i24 bushels
OAYE-d4S bushels
MEAL. $50 bushels.
SALES sEPoarsp TO SECRETARY.
wugAr.-Mixed, 800 bushels prime al az.
shortDerry, 100 bushels fair &c Boz. ~ bushels
common al sse. Total sales Of wheat tss
bushels.
bushels verJ Oh II 60c. Mixed. a bushels prime
al soc.: 20 bushels very good 81 Sc. Total saies
OF corn, 3A bushelA
MEAi.-s0 bushels country on private terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
MARINE iNrELL,aEScr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEsSUlEY lsss
sun rises ......... 7i3 HIGH IIpE.
SUI seis........... 535 Morning........... e53
Noou rises ls0O evening. 49,. so
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. FEBEuARr 2, 1855.
by telegraph
ARRIVED
Steamship Florida. Beard, Liverpool, merchsn-
disc
Steamship Thornhill. weatherill. New York.
20 coal.
Steamship Mariana. Sayille, Galveston; coalsd
ana sailed for Bremen.
Steamship seneca, Walker, New York, and sail.
ed OD return.
ss.hO0neFs j. L. HGsbrouck, DeaBe, Boston; h
c. French, CeuaTy, Portland; Henry Lipps,b
Howe, Bottom.
SAILED.
Steamship TancArsile, Frauchimer, Hsyre,
coaled.
Steamship Escalona. simpson. Bremen, coaled-
Schooner Minnie hovan, 81 John, Now Loo
don. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03

DooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID ExecuTED AT THE pisrArch rhASr
lN0-tepusA
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"
Mako, dali.

ss.es extra, sij)ss175; family. etatlD pstsns
family, ooaatry, sa7sas5.o.
COTTON HEPoaE
Market duh.
euGAriosS
MfDDLINa. i0kc.
Low Mf0DLiSe. &c.
GOOD ORDINARY, sAl5c.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.


February i.--Narkst quiet Pdme, D.; en-
ira, SIC; common. i4s2.; s0elled, 242hc. !;
spanish. 2Hc; factory hAnd-pickci, 34aie.
There vas q considerable salo OF shollsd goods
ysslordAy.
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FLOUR
We gao.s' Plas. sasoasss; superaas n',s
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. NO. February 2.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middling. iONc Flour steady and nrm.
with fair inquiry. Mheat-SOuthern nrm aud
quiet red, 96apsc. amber. &c afl: western ilrm-
~ aud quiet. No. , winter spot, s,as.lsc.; Feb
lruary. So. bid March. s1.As9Rc May, ea'.c.
bid. Com-Suuthern nrm and higher for white
white 5,a59G; 80 low. 6Oaoic. western nrmer and
dull: mixed. spot, 5sNc. bid; February. bsia
$50; March. $50 aa0c.; nay. 6Oa0lc. Oats easy
AMI dun. southern aud Pennsylvania, Gsige;
western white. 4.a{ic.: western mixed. avtAic.
quiet: primo 20 choice ives stern. flafiA frOVi-
sious stcsdyand quiet. Coffee nominal. hi0 car
goes ordinary to fair. ~ Az. Sugar-Copper re-
fined nrm az laalb', Nhlskey quiet at 8. lsaNs.
Other articles UNCHANGED. froghts 10 Liverpool
per steamer dun; cotton, 3-l6d. HOUR por ton,
o.. grain, l4alAd.
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Ngw YORK COTTON FrTrRg4

NEW YOgK February --Couos-Nei receipts,
273 bales, gross r4ceipts, h,i80 b0les. futnres
February $40 s3asiO.54; March. ft062a4l0C3;
April. fi06;asi0ss; May. fl01iati01o; june,
$40. s0-si0.sl; JAY. fllTlilOSI; August tilsos
sos: September, l0.3gsfi0 60; October, tl0Ofs
5000; November and December. s9.3las2A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03

ST. LOUIS, February .. Flour nrm and In FAIR
demand WAoat-NO. , red. cash, sOilasic.
March, siasl &C.: May, 50 ssl'. Corn steady;
cash. fGN ate February, lb' sc. May, tssaisar.
Oats. 30kc. Whskey steady AZ fl0N Provisions
firm. pork-New, flA Lard, E.Alfi30 Dry
salt-meats OhoxoJl shoulders, t5.i5afh. long
clonrs. e. 62L at7 61h. Bacon tboNei)-shoul-
drrs, $3.50; long-closrs. fNg5i cleRr-rihs, tS8ia
y So; ,hort-cears, lA50aiN5A Hams steady az
$40 s0aSl2