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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
CATTLE MARKETS

NEw YORK. February 26.-Beeyes-Receips
go heat. all for city slaughtereTs direct aud for
rxnortAtlon dead except one carload. ana III
caf.losds OF sale cattle we're carried over yester-
day no market for beeyee to-day; duh and un-
Changed for dressed beef at oa5kc. per ID Tor
sIdes. with little extra beef sold a. 6As9c. ex-
ports to-day, 3s5 beeyes and 2zfO quarters OF
refrigerator beef 1rmer IT 94c. per %. sheep
and Iamts-Recsipte, l,i00 head nrm aud
hIgher WITH fairly good sheep selling ~ g. per
NJ and prime lambs st nc. dressed mutlon
ouiet at 1as<c per n Z. dressed lambs steady 81
gslOhc. Hogs-keceipts 300 head; quoted
higher at s. 3ea$o7o per 100 ns. Win fair hogs
selling at Is ". x,
CHICAGO, February 3.--cattle Receipts. 5000
hesd. shipmontr. g. 800 bead; market slow and
steady: peeyes, t4aSA 30: steers tSa$a 50: stock
ers aud fesderS <23safzs5; csws builS and
mixed. si.75as3 % Hoss-heceiptS loo head;
shlnmsr,ta. 400 bead market sioT-Ioc. lower,
closing is-. on; mixed. a. i5asi1o. heavy, Iva
x..S5E. ligpt. S. b0etls 30; pigs. ffafA& sheep
Escelpts, 1000 head: shtpmcrts. 400 head
mar.et s;esdy: natives, fa,oay5; western corn
fed, si@Axsa.So: Texans. esoa$lo; isnpss
~. LOUIS. February 81 Cattle -Recsptss 100
head: snippsns, 40 heal; market nrm
good do, sszs3 IS; stocseU and feeders fair 70
coed. sssS2io; rsngors. ccxn-fed, Hf5A
Hso: grsss-fed, 81. s5asas0 hoss-~kecoiptA
40 head shipments, none; mnrxet saasr !;
ehoiee heavy and buicoegS seiect,onA
al sosfl 60: packing. medium 20 primo. A{os
As5: hghs xssdss. oEdiaary 10 best " ooa$i 20
Sbeep-Receipt. 90 head; sbtnneutAs nonN;
markss strung: fsif 60 choice. t3ze1 -
fnILApyLealAs February sA-A1e recs'pO a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Praise for FgaD.
rBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.

fBy telegraph 10 mo DlspaNhl
CWcAGO. February 2I.-In conversation
to-day with an Associited-Pres reporter
Alexander sullivan, speaking OF The as
covery OF Piggolt AZ forgor OF the Parnc'l
letters. said 81 have but little TO sod to
The version given IN your report this morn
ing. La the main II was correct The
errors are merely as TO details. The
package which Father Dorney carried
was not addressed or delivered to Parnell,
but 70 Labouchere. Father DOrney's ira
Yelling companion was Father Edward j.
Dunno, Of this city. not Father Herbert
Dunno. Credit for the discovery Is due ex-
clusiyely to Patrick Egan. No other man
living not member OF the Times conspira-
cy could have Exposed the crime and UNI
yelled the criminal, and few other men
would have the keenness, persistence, and
ability 10 do that good work Il the material
had been at their command"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
A Sheriff Killed and Hts Deputy
Wounded.
ny telegraph 70 the Dispstch.l

ny telegraph 70 the DispaVch-l
ST. LOUIS, February ga special to the
Rcpublic from Winona, No., says: About
noon. to-day =. Turley, sheriff Of Carter
county, was instantly Killed. ana his deputy
badly and perhaps fatally wOunde1 at 10"
Waste. q small station on the Cur
rent River railroad, in shannon county.
10 appesrs that O man named Ihomp'On,
who formerly kept saloon IN Van Buren,,
had forged a note and the Sheriff was IN
tending TO arrest hin. To-day Thompson
and a man named Taylor, who Is said to
be a half-broth OF Thompson, got on The
train at Winons and were met N Wa.sle ny
Sheriff TURKEY. Thompson Jumped on Of
the train. The Sheriff followed aud caught
hold OF hin. when be called for help. Tay-
lor then ran up and shot the Sheriff four
times. killing him instantly. Then the
depnty came up and Taylor shot him
through the thigh and ran. The deputy
then shot, and It is supposed that he
wounded Taylor. A posse from tins town
has gone In pursuit. a later fumor has IL
that Taylor has been found dead IN The
woods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
cowBoY.' wKArH.
Settlers rIeeing for Life.
nv ,,Ierrapb 70 the DIspach.l


CurcAGo. February III. w. Anderson
the postmaster nj Collins, no Mans L,no,
has arrived at Liberal. Ksn., and ststes tpse
he escaped from that Territory to save DIS
life. Last week band Of cowboys, repre-,
sentine themselves to be In the employ "
tho colorado and New Mexico Cattle Com
pany. rode into Collins, small place 70 tbs
west end ~ the public snip, aud ordered
Inc citizens 10 vscate tue Territory within
forfv.eieht hours under peualts OF deaiD'
Hastily gathering together such oil the post
Office property a. he could carry with MN,
with bis brother and mother he fed 10
Roston. a small town near the Colorado line'
He saws there a quite number OF refugees
i'm Boston who had escaped from the wralu
Of the cowboys. Anderson tells OF ten nen
who have b8rricaded themselves 10 500
house and will fight the cowboys TO the ot-
ter end. The United states AUTHORITIES nave
been advised and their action Is aaxi0usly
a. od
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A COLOEED LOyER
shoots His sweethenrt and kiiis
| Himself
icy telegraph to the Dispatcn.l

icy teieRfnin "Otho S''P"'~'"'
AURORA. ILL., February 2i.-Ed"ard
Artlz shot hitlie Palmer on the pubic
street ana within a few rods OF her home on
Yesterday afternoon, iunicting fatal wound.
ArtIz was her rejected lover. aud had oeen
repeatedly requested TO refrain from paving
attention TO Miss Palmer, but he persisted 10
his addresses snd The matter culminsted 10
the shooting. Artiz fed immediately siter
firing the fatal shot and was pursued Dy OF
fcers. After three-miIe chase the murderer
wa. sighted. but he continued running, and
when bis pursuers we're but ter rods oehinu
him he shot himself through the heart drop
ping desd in his tracks. Both persons are
colored. Miss Palmer Is the only coiored
graduate OF the tigd School and occupies
about twenty wears Of age aud had been
restaurant waiter. The mother oil the muir
derer and suicide has become Temporarily
insane over the affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

Express Company, Of which Thomas =.
Plat & president. II Is impossible 10 give
the exact rates At which the service Is 70 W
performed under the new contract, Du. J. y
stated st the Treasury Department ina. .se
rites offered 10 the Governments ps 'ne
United States Company for service over Us
lines are from 80 70 80 per cent. less than lns
rates now paid the Adams Express Compan!
for service over It's lines, and that the ra'es
over all connecting lines are the same a. are
now paid for similar service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

The valuable curative properties Of ALI
cocks Porous Plasters are due to the EN-
pIoyment Of the highest medical and chemi-
cal skill. They are purely vegetable, aud In
ingredients and method have never been
equalled; safe, quick. and effective In their
action; they do not burn or blister, but
soothe and relieve while curing, and can be
enee.
DO not be deceived by misrepresentation
All other so-called porous plaslers are imi.
ta.ions made 10 sell on tue reputation OF ALI
cocks.
Ask for Allcock's and let no explanation
or solicitation induce you TO accept substi-
tute,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

for xuppoftiug Tamssesc. who, he says.
neither by birth nor by intslIigenccis accept
able 10 the Samoans. As rule ,Natsafa
Il far more intelligent aad iniluen'
tai than Tamasese, who u regarded rs
traitor willing 10 sell his country 10
strangers. Mataifa could formerly have
been won 10 Germany's interests, but being
offended by the support given to Tennessee
he fell an easy prey to The American in
ierest The writer asks II this pearl (samoa)
is 10 be abandoned by Germany. aud adds;
"The annexation Of Samoa could formerly
have been accomplished. Engl,nd would
have preferred it only for the benefit OF The
galop."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
An EnfdeTntc.
lRr telegraph TO the pispatch.l !

by telegraph 70 me Dispatch.l
LOUISVILLE, n.y., February 2I.-Au unu-
snal epidemic IL reported from Dixon, KY,
the county seat OF webster county, thirty
miles south OF Evansville. Il is considered by
local physicians to be form OF meningitis.
II has been confined TO the country
and In sparse populations. Fifty-dye
deaths have already occurred. II Is so fatal
th.t scarcely a single person affected has re-
eoyprpd
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The Names selected.

BALTIMORE. MD. February 27.--The Catho.
lie bishops Of the Proyine OF Baltimore met
TO-DAY at The residence of Cardinal Gibbons
10 select three names to be sent to Rome as
their choice for the vacant bisbopric. The
names selected will not be made public, but
IL is understood that the list is headed by
the aame OF Very Rev. A. Van de Nyyer,
viclr.genera and present administrator OF
the Diocese OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
A FroIic for the Boys

WASHINGTON, February 27.-The secre-
t,ry Of the Navy has ordered that two hum
dred apprentices from the training.ship
New Hampshire, at Newport, and forty from
the Mianesots, at New York, be seut 10
washington for participation 10 the inau'
s,ural narade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
vessel Abandoned.
fpv telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

CHARLESTON. :. c., February PA letter
from Captain Howes, dated hatanzas, 22d,
states that he abandoned The schooner
Active on the 18th. lie aud the crew were
taken Oh by III schooner Centennial and
carried 10 MatanZas. The Active cleared
from New Yors for Charleston January 22d
with cargo OF fertilizers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
France.

TBy Anglo-Amerlcan cable to the Dispstch-l
PARIS, February 27.-M. Roche was elected
president OF the Budget Committee TO-DAY.
in accepting the post be asked bis colleagues
to sink all political bias and keep 10 view
only the financial interests OF the country.
The Government intends 10 ask the Chamber
OF Deputies to postpone until March !th the
discussion on the relations OF neighboriDg
American States to the Panama canal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Position I'm Line.

IBy telegraph 70 The Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON. February 27.-The Republi.
can National Notification Committee oil 1883
have been assigned position IN the Inaugural
orocession and will be marshalied by Major
obediah Wheeler, of New York. The CON-
Mite will call IN a body upon President
HARRISON and Vice President Morton after
the inaugural ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
HEADQUARTERS X. Il. LEE CANT, No. IL
CoaFgDxRArE VErEaAss.
RICHMOND. VA, February ~, 1899.

4 REOEHIlON WILL DE VI bN
N % the ladies st X Il. Lee Camp Hall on Fkl-
DAY EVENING NEXT. March Ist at o'clock.
Addresses by Governor Lee. Judge farrar
and instrumental music.
The wives and daughters Of all members are
,orilalIy invited 70 be present without further
inxifation. THOMAS A. BRANDkR,
Commander.
AErHua A. sPrrzxE, Captain and Adiaians-
70 26-1f
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Ennln,ion OF Natural Gas.

10y oioSioPh W s-' N1Po~A.I
PITTSBURGH, PA, February 27.-Two
natural-gss explosions In this vicinity within
the last fifteen hours wrecked five buildings
and injured a number OF persons, one ia
tally and two others quite seriously. one
occurred in this city on the South Side aud
the other at Tareutum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
ktened nv tie President.

Iby ioIcHrHph 70 Ino UIbpdIcu-I
WAsInNGTOS, February 2L-1he Presi'
dent to-day signed the bill granting PEN
sion 10 Sheridan's widow and the bill au-
thorizing the placing OF General Rosecraus
on the retired list OF the army rs brigadier-
general. He also sent Rosecran's name TO
the Senate to be brigsdier-general 20 date
from February the 18th instant.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALrIxoaE. No. February g7.-virginis con-
soils 3satltt; do. i1-IOs. 35A do. Be- 6i's Baltl-
more and Onto stoc Oa93 Northern CenuAl
stocs. 55J: Cincinnati, Washington and Bslu-
more ists, glsgj' do. 2i-, 50tia5lA 30. 5ds. ga
27h. Consolidated gas bonds, 10Y; do stock,
az zA'4.
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~, ,.,agrann % The Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, February 27.-rhe Oates
h,,, 10 ,eouire judicial district judges TO IN
struet the jury in writing IN all cases where
W. 500 law allows or requires instructions
10 hs tbu. given by the State judges has
nss.sd both houses Of Congress, and VIII
p p,ohsh,v become law. II makes the writ
y, ,as,yuetions part OF the record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Amariea Euioxixed.

ROME, February 27.-rne statutes OF the
Catholic University 10 be erected at wash
ington are printed. They are preixed oy a
Papal brief, In which warm eulogy is paid
America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

NEW YoRS-

Nsv Yosx. February gl.---cofton steady: ssies,
ss3 baips uplands iosc Orleans, l0i.c. net re-
ceips..i0.i4s, bales; exports-to Great Bnain,
asfg bales: 10 France, Its tales; 70 the Con-
tinent I so bsies stock, s30.Su5 baleA southern
-four s,esdy. Wheat weaker: No. red, WA
gssc. in elevator options weak No 2red. Feb
rusry and March, Ghc. April. esac. May. g.
Corn firm: No. z t3aaitc la elevator; op-
tons nrfnsr and moderately srtiye February
and March. &31c. April. 45ac. May. f3sc Data
easter: options steady; February and hsrcb,
3l,.c; April. axe: May. axe Hops
steady and quiet Cores ciosecs atesdy;
March, April and May. si6Dstietr spos
Rio nrrn fair carsoes, isac sugsr-hss suonsi
fair refining, 4,.c; refined steady. holssses--
New Or. cans dull opeD-kette, good 70 fancy,
2sa.2c kice firm and quiet Petroleum steady.
Cotton-seed oil strong: Grade. <za43c; yellow.
az. TellOw weak aud dun: city. 5so l-lec
kosin frn: strained, common. sL0SsslW'
good. sl.a2&. Turpentine nrni Al ssasysc,
closing az exc. Eggs quiet and eaaier SCUM.
ern, flilalA Hides firni. Wool easr. Pork quiet
aud steady. Beef dun: extra mes.. &c. Cut
meats Inactive: picked shoulders. ohstc hams,
plaiOc.; picked bellies. exc. Modes slow;
short-clesf, $40 Lard easter and quiet: west
efn steam, $40: March. April, and May. t.la
Freight steady. Cotton, ii-esaS-ied.
CHICAGO
CEYcleo February q Tho cash quotations.
were: Flour unchanged. No 2 spring wheat
and No. 2 red, wheat. fL03k. No corn, - &c.
No oats. 25kc. Whisky. si.0A
f1turns ranysl a foflDW1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
RnuIanglaIn.

PAIRS, February 27.-rhe Count OF Paris
has instructed Count Dillon to SIT with the
Central Conservative Committee, thus open
Iy espousing BoulaDgism. sieenaekers has
resigned his seat 10 tue Chamber OF Deputies
az protest agsinst the -bonlaogist
clause az the scrnkin d'arOndLSSefnent bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
sympathy for PsrneiI.

by telegraph 10 the DispatchI
AUGUSTA, February Ex-Governor Cor.
don will preside at mass meeting TO be
held IN this city tomorrow night to express
qualification az aud yindlcstion OF Parnell
and his associates, and 10 pledge sympathy
and support TO the Irish nationalism and
Liberal party in England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Corre.pondent Klein.

BERLIN, February 27.-The Government
has received information from Washington
that there Is no prospect OF the United states
complying with the demand for the prosecu-
ton and punishment OF Klein.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Gtadstoueau.

LONDON, February 27.-speucer Baliour,
q Gladstonean, has been elected memoer
OF the House OF Commons for Burnley 70 MI
the vacancy caused By the retirement Oh Jonn
Stag, Liberal. There WIS no opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Goodman Gone Wrong.

tBy telegraph 70 tho DispatchI
CHICAGO, February 27.-Jacoo T.. Good
man, until Saturday the cashier Of the Cook
county tressurer's Office, has disappeared
with $1,000 OF the eounty's funds. His
bonds will cover the shortage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Convicted OF Fraud.

fBY telegraph 70 inc pispatch.l
PITTSBURGH, Pa, February 27.-Eleven
produce merchants convicted OF selling
oleomargsrins for butter were fined from
500 to $3.50 and costs to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

81. LOUIS. February G.-Fiour unchanged.
Wheat lower and market DUH, tho close Was
easy, Win May Nahc. and July Ahgc. holo"
Yesterday; No. red, cash, s5Hc, Nay, y. "a
g3h ags -. AMI closed al CSC. Corr peiisf 40
mixed. ct@h. 2-asSttc: March. gs4ag,'sc.,
cIos,ng nt y a. hid. Oats higher No = cash.
2thc.: MAJ. g1a27 &c. Whskey steady az siv2
P,ovirions Hrmer Pork. sii70aiiL'A Lard
Primo steam. f672H. Dry--at mosts-shonl-
ders S5afh e5: longs ard rios. fap5afG 10 short
cloar. f8 gOSt8.y5. Bacon-Bozoi shoulders.
s6.I2s st6 %; longs ana ribs, f0'Jst5sOi short
clear, T. %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
LECTURE.

Sc L,RIENDS AND FOES OF THE
IL FiHEslDEr TONIGHT ar THIRD
CHURCH by key. & !. srxScEs promises 20 DO
insruetlve, entertaining. and edifyine 20 Az Who
WILL attend. - 23-ic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Zoe Carrying Meaey,

yAsmaoros, February 2!.-seeretary
rairehlld this afternoon awarded the con-
tract FOR the transportation OF Government
moneys sad securities 70 The United states
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Asuaan AHairs.

BERLIN. February 27.-rhe Deussches
worchenbsast prints letters on the samoan
question iron . correspondent In sSdnsy,
4. :, W. The writer pizmes the Germans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Mr.. aua mr~ Morton.

WASHINGTON, February H. Viee-Presi.
aent.elect Morton aud Mrs. Morton arrived
here this afternoon. They are stopping al
the Arlington, where General HARRISON Is
also stopping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
storms I'm spain.

LONDON, February 2S.- Storms In Spain
have interrupted teegraphic communication.
scheellen pass, In the canton OF Ubl, Swift
zerland, Is obstructe1 by an avalanche.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Rooa. aeee,tss
honus hcceptso.
m tata1r.nh IN the Dfau,t.h

IBy telegraph to the Dispstch-l
WASHINGTON, February 27.-The Treasury
to-day accepted sl,sl4,OOO II per cent. bonds
at Sl.09s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHEREwIrH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of tbs Esw York and Richmond
stock Exchanges Grain, Flour. Cot
ton. Neat, and other Quotationa
nv ,eI.gr.Dn 70 mo pispstch.,

,7 WASHINGTON. February T.-ycr Viz
- ginla and NORTH Carolina, generally fair
khIR weather. clearing on the coast nearly
wv" sfsnonary temperature, and variable
B-Iwinds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
6RAIs AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. February q. 1882

WaEAr.-l, 1870 busnelA
CoaN.-336i bushels
OATA-2.0J0 bushels
MILL OFFAI--l5 tons
SALES RgPosrxD To sgcRsrtgr.
waEAr.-Longberry $50 bushels prime nj
st In. 4 90 bus1 els very good on private tornis.
Mixed, 80 bushels very good at si.Os; 80 bushels
common a. 9Jc TCtai sales Of wheat $3.50
coRS.-white. e,liO bushels very good on pri-
yate terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Fatal Gale.

LONDON, February 27.-It Is estimated
that seventy lives were lost In the recent gale
on the North Sea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
nOUg.
COTTON REPORT

We quote. Fias. ss50sSl1s; saperhns. s27Ss
fs.26 extra ST. J)ssLy3: fsnily. sfsSL5g pa.ea'
family, country, tL75afAso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE
AncnsTGcTs.
w H. ALLEN. ARCHITECT.
Plans AND spnc1e,cAgioSs PREPARED
Foa ALL KINDS 0f DuiLDiNGS
AnCmsTacra.

sUPKRlNrHNpiN0 SPECIALLY, cesrs-
sponxisns > er consuttnsicas soi>c<ied No ~ 49,
Mao street socics, koeu No s-up- ss:sr.S 49,
aonds W. 3<eoeV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE February e7.-Flour ia fair de-
mEnd aud steady. Wheat--southern 4teaiy.
Fdlsk. fLcssflOs: Longberry. sl0oatiiO. rest-
cru dun and lower, closing stoaty no. &sintnt
red. spo., 9isal &C. March, i'sntl 81 Apri,nA
az. MAY y. ag.Nc. corn Southern scarCe
and nrm white. goai3r. yoll)w. i0asic: Western
quiet and easy: mixed, SPOT, SssaRsc' Oae
fairly active aud nrm; southern and fenhefi-
yRnia, 30a4c. Western white. BaAc weston
mixed, 2ga3lc. graded Nc white, Siat!Ae.
Rye quiot az t5aisc Hsy duh: prime 70 choice
timothy, .fiia3i6 Provisions quiet aud IN
changed. Butter firm western packed loAHe
best roll, Balls. creamery. 2aa'i)' Legs nrni n
lIAelbc Petroleum higher: refined. fAtin.
Coffee strong. no cargoes. fair. isAsa WINS
key steady az Sill Irrgh@ % Liverpool pef
steamer steady. cotton, &C. per ~ pounnt'
grain, per bushel. 5aSac.; corn Tor oriefS,
"a Abs. b. halea-W heat 40 bushclH; corn'
u II
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CHICAGO

kRVIxW OF THE CHiCAHO AANhkt
CHICAGO February Gust moderate bust
ness was transacted In wheat to-day and ths
feeling was little nervous. Win prices rdung
lower .nRn yesterdays closing. There Was somo
little outside business. but tho trading Was
chiefly Local. No new developments. though ~
was claimed that MAY was settling up more
easily. Inc opening WAS aasc. lower than -.
terdays close. advanced Sc. declined ., faiirb
lBc, and closed about A.. lower than yesterday.
There WAS very little interest nisniie,tei IA
corn. Fluctuations wore limited 10 - range
oats wern less active. closing frscueh lover
than YESTERDAY Hog products we're larry a'-
tive and irrcgua AZ within moderate range. IN
Consequence of tho liberal receipts ~ hogs. WIN
PACKING grades selling 80 q further reduction,
the market for products opened rather NrhN
and a lew rales were made Al lower ngures oi-
fer ngs we're not large, bat Increased tomeHhai
about tho middle o. the session aud prices -.
coded 90 medium figures AMI the market closed
rather tame
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tn. ws.rHra rs RICHMOND YESTERDAY was

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