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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
NEW YORK srOcK MARKRr.

Nrw York. February The stock marke,
again gave evidence Of its broadening tendency,
ana except Tor a fractional setback continued
strong al the way cut. closing ~ d test uguraS
There vas renewed buying sll over the list 10y
the commission people. The Northern Pacific
grQ.p came into pr Jminence, and slowly worked
up without any marked movement. while
Grangers we're quieter than for ZONE time. and
Iheir prices were we'll held. As usual Of late sli
marked al vauces we're la low priced sLares and
inactive stocks. ed by Pullman, which rapidly
maurtsd. crossing ~ and closing al it, best ng-
ure-a gain o. over o per cent Othcr marked
advances were made go Lake kre and Western.
Denver aud Texas sud Fort WORTH, Oregon
Navigation and Chicago. AMI kast Illinois.
The Nanferhlts. with III exception OF
c.. c.. e. and !. were quief aLd with
OUT feature. but the las-named stock,
after a slight upward movement was raidet
down 3 per cent, although the loss was very
nearly r%cgaiuoi az tho close. fhis at2ck bad
the effect " inducing a realization al over he
ust and the buoyant tone which had been de-
vsloped IN the early dealing was suddenly
checked, and a majority Of the list retired 70
something below the opening hgure.- Tho
bulls Inserted themselves quickly. however, and
the upward movement was soon resumed aud
thron glout the rest OF tho Jay there WAS no Art-
bark of any importance. The c'ose Was active
and s.rcng no he beat prices. lhe days bust
ncss wss 3i.Ao shares. FINAL changes are 81
most invariably IN the direction cf higher
prices. and Lake Erie and catern preferred
rose pa. New England ~. Chicago and Hast
uin1is ~. anil oregon Navigation .
Bstssag.-Excnange weak a. 4SiSs&sa Money
e0sy a. l4aA sub treasury balances Noid.
ft5o.l 1.00 currency. slh,sl .CN Governments
duh aui o9sv: 4 per cents, l27a ~ coupons
20. state hOuQs d4n aua steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
HAYARD Aso sEwALI.
The Latter u To Tender His
RosIEnstIOD.
Dy telegrarl. % The Dispatch. !

WASHINGTON, February l. This morning
Harold NJ. SeWall, COnsulGenerai TO the
samoan Islands, received notification from
the state Department mat bis resignsllon
would % acceptable. on the ground that MS
views we're not IN harmony Win those OF the
Administration.
An Associated Press reporter csied tn's
afternoon upon Mr.. Sewall aud ssked ioe y
statement Of the reasons given by tue Sia'e
Department ia is request tbat nc snouiu
tender MS resignation Ks ConsaL"rhefal 10
hamos. Mr. Sewali said; "Ihe reason g,tth
in lhe letter asking my resignation - q urs-
efeement IN my expressed views VIZ"
the views entertained 10y tee STATE pepaI,-
ment ia regard 10 samoan ahaiis. tuhIe'
iefs. / suppose TO the Testimony ! nave gIsen
before tie Senate Committee on fofe'S"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

BALrrpOBs. February T. Flour fairly active.
Nlrsf-~outhoru arm and wanted Fults AMI
longberry. &c. sSiNs. No 2sou'hern, ~ vest
ern strong; No 4. winter rel. spot ani fep-
Iuary, CSC. bid. Iorn-S0uthern steady AID
ifm white. flAt.r., yelt)N, il1ftt western
Wosk. oats Inactive, southern aud iennsyl-
vania, waste. western white. s-a3t,: western
mixed, els3lc GRADED No 3. white, EkaENc.
kyo lower AZ 5ta0O- 0rm huf in-
fcnOrs slow; prime 10 choice timothy. fl6Jls
81. Provisions uominAiy steady Butter -tealT
To frm; western packed. lta22o; best rOlL,
i3al,c. creamery, xlslA. Eggs fsiNy arfYs
and nrm az llaiiec Petroleum quiet. ronned.
800. Coffee firm: RIO cargoos fair. issr
sugar quiet 4 aft f6l7afS whisky steady
a. flil. frcighs o. Liverpool pcr steamer
quiet aui nominal. cotton. lN2i. ncur U.
grain. 5ajhc. Nj corn for orllfs. s. Mas
saies-Wheat, 5000 bushels corn, CA0W BUSH
ola
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rus PANAMA urs0LvTIoN.
Territorial Iudiao appropriation
utiI.
NElo-esrapn b ~ nsnal.hl

WAgIN0roN. February 7.-Ata meeting
81 the House Committee ou Foreign Affairs
to-day Nh. Ldmuud-', Panama resolution,
witch was rccommIiicd TO toe committee,
was taken up on "a request made by a mem.
hcf that be Dee allowed 10 make o minority
report |ltsppcars thnt The outsplkcu oppo,
Flti1n Co the resolution, whicn was confined
40 Sin. Russell. % Massachusetts,, when the
resolution wss FIRST ordered 90 De fayorahly
reported. Is growing more pronounced. IL
was Mr.. Norwood, Of Ce0rgla. who mad pre-.
pared the minority report above referred TO.
aud the other members of The committee.
impressed bv the arguments made by Nessls.
lIIsseii aud Norwood, are showing signs OF a
ctangs 90 beart. The committee was Obliged
Oh adjourn tnis morning without allowing
On expression o.! opinion. and therefore u
was not dfcilcd whcthert tue minority should
De permitted 60 lle y minority report or
should be compelled 10 take IT, chance OF
making known lts Vows IN The debate on the
door Of thc House,
The WAYS and Means Committee were uu-
abe % secure a quorum this morning, so that
the tIll b1l could not be further consiJ-
ered.
The contcrrccs on the Dakota. Montana,
nud New Mexico admission bili were 90 SIS.
zion z short tiue This morning, and adjourn
aA NNANA a ~ NN."N VI NNM|"fN NHNNN@ N.AN" ~
sDy agreement. Another meeting was held
mis- afternoon, which resulted in a decision
90 report 10 The two houses that The cons
ference was unable 20 agree. IL IS gathered
Mat the House Of Representatives were Will
itg Co make a concession iu t1e direction Of
admitting south Dakota without further de-
l.v % ne senators would couc,te the admls-
sion of New Mexico. but no agicemcnt
could pe reached on this bssis, and II is
probable that the House coutcrrees viii ask
ior Instructions from t0e House before fur
tI,r steps are tSkeu.
The subcommittee In charge OF the lD-
dian appropriation DIN has Included In that
measure some items Of new legislation OF Tho
Lrst importance. one OF these proposes 10
creste a commission o. i've members 70 M.
gotiaIe with tive civilized tribes oi lndiaps
for q fuil and complete rellnQuishment OF
their claim TO The Cherokee outlet. The
commission l. also authorized 10 propose to
the civilized tribes their admission into the
Union separatels or ~ one State OF Territory
with toe understanding that the Indians
shall have full rights % cItiZeushtp. An
other itcm ~ legislation Is inserted
20 quad ugpinst The fNi ure OF the bill to
divide The sioux reservation In Dakota, me
proposes the appointment OF q commission
u three members 10 agsin negotiate with
the Sioux Tor toe reiiuQuishment Of a pOr-
ton Of their rcserYalion. A. completed 10y
the subcommittee the bin proposes an APP
Of S5.5la,038. which Is Si6,0s1
less thau the appropriation for The current
wear. exclusive OF the provision for The
claims. The estimates were
"a. 924 S24, hut the bill carries several items
bot included In the regular estimates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

fBy telegraph 20 tho Dispa,ch.l

10y TEI0HTHpI 70 UT7 II7V-NHI
ST. LOUIS, February Quite n sensation
has been created by the announcement that
Henry Dicckmaun. q prominent member ~
the Merchants Exchange, has skipped 10
Canada, leaving a shortage 81 Sj0,000 His
sudden light was brought about by the in
stitutlon OF a suit for $50, 600 brought against
Dieckmsnn by hrs mother ln-law, Mrs VIII
hcmina Meyer. Tor whom he has been acting
as trustee. Mrs. Never sttached $1,000 In
stock IN the Montell-Borges Milling Com.
pany. Of which Dieckmann was the acting
president. The fugitive is about tblrty.siN
wear. DID,. ~ commanding figure, and was
considered the bodies; scalper on The floor.
Mrs. Meyer viii lose The bulls oi the $4,000
that Dieckmqun il short.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Hotel Hurnos-Narrow vscape.
lBy telegrAph % De Dispatch.l

TNy IoIeEFAph 20 NC UIsplIh.I
SUTHERLAND. Fla, February The new
Hotel sutherland was destroyed by tire early
Yesterday morning. guests and help mar
rOwiy escaping with their lives in
their pight-clothes. A large excursion
party from Omaha were the only
guests. and all Of them lost their
clothing, iewelry, purses, etc, valued at
many thousand dollars. All the hOtel help
lost their wearing apparel. Nothing was
saved. Several OF the ladies' were severely
burned, but II is thought that no lives were
lost. All camped out during the remainder
Of the night In nuts built OF boards and
bushes. The hotel Was valued At 100000;
1900 worth Of provisions hsd Just been re-
ceived. ia the Omaha party were many
prominent people OF that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

heroes. On the march home nm Italian
peasant made him a present OF q basket OF
roses. In II was a bud With a root attached
10 the stem. Mel kept this until he arrived
IN Paris. when he gave II 10 = noted fioricul-
turist, who obtained from IL four Of the
l~oyeliest ~lemon.tiBted roses the world had
ever seen. Mel carried them to the Empress
Eugene, who said 10 him with n meaning
smile: az will christen this rose for you
the Marechll Mel" AS she finished she
handed him. set in diamonds. hIs baton as 4
Marshal OF France. Thus j. romance. and II
is also simple truth. Marechsl is the French
word for marshal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

by Anglo-Ameriean cable 10 the Dispatch.I
DUBLIN, February r. rhom1s Condor, 4
member Of Parliament for East Tippcrary,
has been sentenced 10 two months imprison-
mcnt for melting boycotting.
Father CoyeneY, OF Dunmanway, has sent
a telegram 10 the Irish Times, in which he
positively denies that Ia addressing the meet.
ing at skibbereen be had said tha. the people
murdered by the police al NoughAl, Middle
ton, and Ml,cheisiOwn bad now been
avenged, aud that he hoped Almighty God
would strengthen the hand that murdered
POlicc-Inspect0r Martin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
TEE WEATHER IN YESTERDAY w~

Rnnre d Thormome,er Yestcrdar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

he requested 10 send ENJOYS 10 aid In that
convention: fifth. that we frame an address
10 tho Irsh people Of America IN bebsi'
OF Ireland and her leaders; sixth, that we
send across the additional sum OF s2O,o0O
TO-DAY, An address OF about 500 words, 10
accordance with the fifth resolution, was
framed and signed by the entire council. u
Is an appeal for continued aid TO the lrish
patriots. n sets forth also a plan calling .
convention 1t PHILADELPHIA, at which every,
IRISH organization. OF whatever nature. shalI
be represented, aud there deliberate on sone
plan OF action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
The Irish League.

CINCINNATI, o., February IA coun.
Gil Of the IRISH National League, consisting
OF John Fitzgerald. Hugh McCsnery, Rev.
L. A. McKenns. Patrick Martin, Rev.
Charles O'Reilly, NJ. V. Damon, John +.
Armstrong, William +. Smith, Matthew
O,Doherty, George Sweeney, j. j. Done
van, and John Z. sutton, met here IN
conference to-day and passed resolutions
first, pledging support 10 the Irish people
and their leaders; second, expressing graft
tude 70 the enfrancbised British masses aud
10 Gladstone; third, 10 reassemble the Irish
exiles in convention at Phlladelpsia ia July
10 aid the Irish At home; fourta, that Parneli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Ncm or,enna Rnce..

ny telegraph % thc DisDatrhl
New ORLEANs, February THE weather
W., bright and pleasant and the track good,
though not fast.
Fir,tr,ce- ha'fa mIle-Mollie IIsrdv won ;
Lille I'm second second. Jennie v Farlaud
third. Timc, 80 seconds. Little Era was
disqualified and Mcfarland was placed ST..
cond.
second race four and a bali iurlongs-
Joshua won; Lamont second, FlOrlne Third.
Time, l:0l.
Third receive eighths OF 4 mile-Duhme
won; Regardless second, Goliehtly third.
Time. 1901.
Fourth race-thr.e quarters n a mile
Event won; McMurty second. Henry Hardy
third. Time, 1:20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

mon 10 fair errrs. f7o5ssas5 good 70 choice DO.
s30sthi0 WHEAT firm and qniet: No 2 rsi.
e5asg5kc. m elovstor, options closed Issc
higher No. 2 rcd. February, eSci March.
70, &C. May. Tkc. Corn steady NO. = S4c In
elevatoF; options kahc. lower February,
43Hc. March. so ; May aud June. p+c ;
steamer mixes, March. 42a. Oats ta4c. lower;
options lower; February. DO March. INC
May. sec Hops strong. vita moderate trade:
lower; Februsry. f1a0ostiAD; March. Hasa
ti5 20. May. SiAgOafiA7 spot quiet fair car
goes, tiLG2N. Sugsr-iav quiet and steady
refined strong win fair demand g. 5sss5sc
extra &. 5hta5hc. white EXTRA q. 65.a6 JlSt (.
yellow, 5Aa5hc. OF A.. 6kaS1c mould A.se f;
standard A, 8 lilo. 7; confectionery A. sfi.ica (.
c~atioef. &C.. crushed. g. powdered. ne gran
uiased. ic. :cubeA. NC. Noiasses-Foroign quiet;
New Orleans dun. Rice strong and quiet Cot
t0n-seed oil quiet Resin quiet. T~urpeniine
steady AZ &c. Hides quiet and steady. Wool
quiet aud steady. fors easier. Beef slow.
Hams Inactive. Tierced beef quiet Cutmests
quiet. Aid1les quiet Land lover ani guici.
western stoam. T.%4 city, 1888; April, ia
Freignts steady.
CHICAGO
Cro.ao. February Tho cash quotations
we're Flour steady and unchsogod. 40. 9sprng
wheat y 4s9sNc. No 2 rel. Gsaaa8Ae Corn,
$40. Osts. N4asSc. Porg. tita0atiLa0 Lard.
sG&sss6.NA ld0-slies. saflI0: shoulders,
AssHsp; clear sides, N2aNEk.. Whiskey,
fi.G1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
TOBACCO MARKETS
3IcHmoHD rnHAcc0 MARKrr

FEBRUARY :. 1889.
The offerings on Change were West Nrginias
again, with a moderate break only u generally
Inferior tobacco. The range Of lats prices has
been below I'd cents. aud few In no past ies
days 90 A. over 20 cents for tho best Several
lots Of OH wrappers have changed hands again
with continued interest la all classes Of old uso-
ful manufacturing grades. The loose sales
amounted % 90 $40 pounds, win 90. cents tho
highest price, which wss paid BY sHayy-piug
manufacture. Black wrappers aro very scarce
ain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Anarchy Runreme-

by Anglo-Amencan cable 70 the Dlspstch.l
ZANZIBAR, February THE insurgents
have reduced their demands to 1000 rupees
aud the exchange Of three Arab sIaye>dealers
whom the Germans captured as 4 ransom for
the German missionaries, who have been
brought close TO BsgamoYo. Complete an-
archy reigns on the coast. The heat is un-
learQhlq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
The Heather Chinea.

by Anrlo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
SHANGHAI. February The whole Of tho
foreign community OF Chin Kiang Foo. with
the exception Of a dozen customs and con-
suIar officials, have arrived here safely.
They report that The foreign concession has
been almost destroyed; that the American
Mission chapel outside the concession bas
been burned, and that the place is in the
hands OF the Chinese. II Il stated that the
Chinese officials aud soldiers allotted the
conspiracy. The American and British men.
of.War have arrived there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
EEW YORK IRON MARKET.

FEBRUARY h-Ths market throughout has q
very slsck. rather depressed look Quotations
are American pig-No. l ~ SIS; No 2 az Sl7 ;
gray forge a. Sia BASIS; scotch pig at so IS for
SslD for summaries; t1aS0 Is for LAngi0an;
Eglinton nominal: shots n t0sa Amefic an
steel rails at 81 al mill; old rails as Az ga
SAD Ter I. and q. d. respectively. WroognS
scrap ~ f2i 5oa<s2 from yard. Beszemer pig a,
sl7asls stfurnscs aud toreisa a. t20atsl 0-Sts
York JoAra9tg u Ca1smeroc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
satisfactory Gun Test.

TIJ T"IEHIWTA y tN0 UI7TNlIUsI
ANNAPOLIS, MD, February THE Thur.
low steel gun WAS tested tins afternoon AT
the naval provi1g-grounds. opposite An
napOlis, and STOOD the governmental test.
THIS Is the first high-pOwcr csst--teel gun
made 10 tins country that ha, stood the gov
ernmental test Of forfy-eight and a hali
hounds OF poWder and ten rounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
CsviI-gervice F;fII.

~ I.|UI|TI 0|I| IT"II7-H'T
WAsWSGTON. February THE bill intro
ductd by senator Daniel to-day provides
that any American ciuZen over twenty.Oue
wears OF aye who shall have passed the civil
service examination and have been found
qualified shall be furnished by the Civil
Service Commission with d certificate Of toe
fact, and shall therefore be eligible 20 sp.
pointmcnt 10 aDy Office or position 10 which
said examination applies without further
iormality II The quota Of his State or Terri
tory is not alreadv fulI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

I~yDIANAPOLIs. February 1T is given out
here io-uiqht that a friend OF John L. Sulli-
van. the ascending county clerk, received a
letter from that individual, dated Montreal,
wherein be- tells Of bis safe arrival in
Canada, and remarks that be Is enjoying
himself. He also says he intends 10 start q
boiei in Canads and become a loyal subject.
lie states that be has seen Moore, the abb
scondIng insurance agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
False ReDorf.
[Br telecrnpn % the plspatch.

my Telegraph W buo biepachl
~GLovERsvILLE, y. Y, February THE
roads have Just been opened to Pine Lake.
There Is DO truth Ia the rumOr OF tue
drowning OF seventeen men by tue teams
breaking through the ice oil the Saeandaga
river several DAYS sgo. No lives were lost.
This IL authoritative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
THE NEW CATHOLIC DIGsrrARY
Rev. Augustine y. Hewte. Elected su-
perior-General Oftbe PauIist
Fathers

The Paulists are the revivalisss OF the
Catholic Church. Their society was
founded in New York city about thirty
one years ago, and the success Of their
missionary activity has been wonderful.
One Of the finest churches in New York is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
England VIII Cans.nt

BY Anglo-Anerican cable 10 the Dispstch.l
LONDON, February S.-The Standards
Berlin correspondent says IL 10 understood
that England will consent 10 the proposed
Samoa conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
T~nrnrtng for Foon.

fBY telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l
MONTREAL. February Although the
snow and wtud-storm has abated the delay
90 trains still continues. \ train from To-
ronto over the Grand Trunk railway due
here this morning j. stnck In a drift and the
passengers are foraging the ueighborhood
i'm search OF food.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
A st,ver stauaaxa

by AnglO-Amercan cable TO the Dispatch.l
BERLIN. February TT is stated that the
Government will sccede 70 the demand Of
bimetallists snd cooperate with England In
the event OF that country initiating proposals
to establish the silver standard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
n < BY rxLEaRAPa
NEW YoaS.

rs bales; uplsnds. i0ke.: Orleans. i0xc.
net receipts at all ports today. 10 "a bales ex-
ports-to treat britsla. e5,7r5 bales; 70 France,
h057 bales; 70 tes Contiaen. 40 bsles. siscs.
sS2.i7k bales soatnega lour nrn and quiet; CON-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Refurnea TO WORK.

fBY telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
New YORK. February The Brooklyn
street.cAr strikers, or shout two fiitbs Of
them, returned 10 work this morning and
ears are running regularly on all lines. The
new men taken on during the strike were
nos discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

RALriNOEE. Nh. February Virginia c0nsols.
40 bin: go. I1-tJs, 15taab: go. 3s. b5aGjA. Balt-
more sul Onto stock. 9la93. Northern Central.
f'. asKet; Cincinnati. Washington and Balti-
more lists, 9ia do. 2l., a. DO. 3l4, 2OaH, Com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
What Is said OF

lBy Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispstch.l
LONDON, February &.-The Times, com
mentIng on the passage OF the Nicaragua
canal bill by Congress, says 1t sees 10 this
action a movement 10 establish an under
Standing with the Central and South Ameri.
can SIaies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
GENERAL MARKETS
NEW YoHY sUMAo Market.

FEBRrARY A-Thers IL no trouble In fading a
market Tor the besI stock at FUN late prices.
Sicily ranges ArOn so7aS70 and Virginia a. s45
ei50, -Nen YORK J0urnt Of Corans<YeG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
NV YOaR TORACcO MAaKEr.

FEBRUARY 6-There hss not been much done
as get this week. or small lots only taken np.
win price. held st0adly on desirable lcts. sales
Ct 800 Gases sscd-Ieaflss1 crop MiscOnsin-Haysna
al lJallc. $50 csaes is37 iennsylgauie seei AZ
gtAl2c. 100 casas lr7 New-fuRland Havana at
l3a3Jc. ~ bBles HAVANA al Nr.sN.ID. ~ bales
sumaTa az .l.s.asL91-Asn cIkJolI-natg " Coa-
Mpfrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
PEANUT
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

IWep0fTol TOT 100 IEFaT'LT
FEBRUARY The market nunues steady
and firm. with liberal sates AZ tho following
pdccs. Prime nuts, 54c oKIa pnma. SIC ;
spanish, 81. Al offerings az these prices ara
promptly taken. Receipts Light aud sock IN
LANDS OF cOmmissiOD-mefcbans much reduced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

FEBRCAKT 1.-MarKet steady. Sales made
81 ~ fDr bsst grades Prime, b. extra prime,
5Ac.; fancy. 5~c common, 2tte3kc sheiled.
aEa8%c. factory hand picked. 5assc The fac
tories have considerably reduced their force Of
hanla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Cattsn-faetory Burned.
pQx tsiagranh 70 the Dtgnatchl

COLUMBUS. Ga, February THE Flint
River Cotton Factory. In Epson county,
owned by Respess, swift a Co., was burned
this morning. Loss, 500, 900; insurance,
$4,000. The fire is supposed TO have been
incendiarY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Great Fire IN a Grea, CITY

lBy Anglo-AmsrieAn cable 70 the Dlspatehl
L0NDoS, February S-A great fire Is
raging on Wards wharf at Lambeth. Ad-
iacsnt 70 the wharf are several large oil and
timber warehouses, all OF which are in great
danger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
The Mareehal Vie, Rose.

The origin OF the Dsue OF the Marechal
Mel rose Is thus described: In The llaiian
war between France and Austria the late
Marshal Mel then 4 general was one OF liz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Illegal

lBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dispa,ch.l
DuBLIS, February 7.-summouses have
been served on 0'Brien 10 ClOnmell Jail for
illegal speeches on the Kenmare estates,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
latare, ranret as folIor,.


CHICAGO. February Wheat opened weak
aud AC. lower this moruing. This proi0t 90 30
tho lowest price ~ the day and vas followed ~
an aivaDco ~ ~ cents, re,edet some. ani
closed sc. higher than yesterday The frm-
ncss wss attributed % good local buying. soma
covering by sh0r's and rumors q danias' % tn-
winter wheat CROP Corn opened aetiYe but
lower. AMI sold of > cent rcsreiA TITLE, casing
aas csnt lower thsn yesterday oats vero
weak and closed ia%c. loser. Pork opened
a. lOai2sc. decline and n rally of 2NA'c. was
gainot temporarily. Laler the mar xet weakened
and PRICES rcCoiei .psisNc. anl closed steafy
a. medium figures Lard was easior aud rllet
1Nslo. lower. Short-rihs opened 5sl4c lower
ARD declined ~. more. later pfices rallied
2Na5c anj the msrket closed steady.
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