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TEE wIT.Ess "DR. EcAROx."
Wnatis ERtd oT Efim IA Chicago.
lifytslesrsph 70 the Dlspatcn.l

lbytsle.-sph 70 the DlspatrR.l
CHICAGO. February G.-Alexsnder Sullt
yan, er-presidcnt OF the Irish Nations
League in America, was interviewed by an
Associated. Press reporter to-day in regard
10 the statements made about him 10y Or. LC
Caron ~ The rimes-parnell trial At London
Yesterday. Sullivan said he knew man
WHO went here ~ the name Of Or. lie Carou
only Is he knew hundreds 81 other men WHO
attended the league conventions and
proie'scd great interest m tbs lrlsh
cause. lie Caron represented himself
TO be FrenchDan, who hsd been
IN the Union army and later In the Fenian
organization. lie Caron said his wife "a.
Irish, aud be was ready 10 die for Ireland,
ana constantly declared BIS Irish sympathy.
sullivan SAID he had never conycrsed with
lie Carou about PARCEL or about any subjec,
which nas not perfectly open TO tie world.
The Chicago meeting which Parnell AZ
dressed 10 which lie CaTOn alluded was pre-
sided over by Governor now SenstoD Cul.
lum. aud Parnell had had nothing to do with
The meeting except to address il.
The Evening News says that Beech, or Or.
H. Caron, the witEcss in the PsrnelI- Times
l0el suit, j. well known IN the Irish national
circles 10 THIS city. IL declares that no served
ln the Mon army during the lats war I'M
der the name OF llonore lie CaTon and lnti-
mates that be PLAYED the United states false
by Keeping tne British Government
informed on the course Of events
Just as lie subsequently, did in his
connection With the Irish movements,
in this country. lie lived at Braid wood,
ill.,. for tine, and then moved to this city.
About year ago be took igt At No. III Ia
Sale avenue, ia the fashionable portion OF
tie city, sud hung out bis professional sign {:
''Dr II. Le Caron." The sign j. still there,
but the Doctor left the city for Europe
shortly before Christmas, and bis fomily de-
parted osfennolT for New York about three
weeks ago. HIS son, Henry, however, is
still IN this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, February 5--Bosvos-Recolp: 100
heal including ~ csr-lOais Tor eity siaGShtsrers
direct, and ID carloads Tor expectation alive,
AMI - carloads we're carried over yesterday.
No trAliug la beef cssrle - note. hsEEsl dun
Tor dressed beef ~ -. a1c. per pound, with
lev clOics sidss up % 74a7fc- To days cable
aiylcss from Liverpool quote American refrige-
razor beet arm at $50 sheep and lambs he
yesterday Msrkst extremely dun. With sellers
and buyers vide apart, aud less than quarter %
the offerings changed sA0ds- The limited
trading vas a. 81. s54c. for poor 70 fair sheep,
and a. Gs7ko ior ordinary TO good IAmbs
Crsssed mut.oa about steady a. 7sassc
Dressed lambs slow a. 8tslosc.. with very few
going above l0c, Hogs-kscsi pc, 4 stO hsad, all
Tor slsuEbtsrers direct None offered alive
Market noninAlly quiet a. tAI5sya7s per 100
pounds
CBIcAso. February 6-caitie-Rscsipts. 1000
hoai: shipments. 800 head; market steady 7;
con non slow; choice oeevss. ~ S5aSl 50: steers
ceHs. bulls. asd mixed. Is-50z$3 Texas cattle.
slsoA$asA hoss-kecsipts, 1900 heed ship
msnts, 5000 head: market slrosx. &c. higher I;
mixed. s4G0as4S5s heavy, sk7o~s4s5: light
700 head: shipments. l.So head: mar Of
sgesdy; natives. t1toss6: corn-fed Westerns.
g. tOatA 20; Texans tsssass: lambs, hsaAss-
head; ssipmsnta, 900 head; Market strong:
choice heavy slssrs. t270stt IS; fair 10 good
do, seAt3s0: butchers steers, medium 10
choloe, fz40ssAs 20; ssocksrs and fcsdsrs. fair
10 good. si.90As&70: rsngcra. eorn-fed. e5AS3 81.
CRASHED. 81. 70AS2. a. Hogs 4 400 he al
Shipments. go head: market stronger and
active; choice heavy and butchers selections,
tA70.s4S5: packing. medium 10 prime. y eos
$3.50: ligat grades. ordinary 10 hssts N7sst4 ~.
sRosp-kscsipts. 400 head; shipments, none;
inarses steady: fair to CHOICE. tssH-7a
BALTIMORE. February 4-At Csivexven Stock-
Yards there y fAir supply on Ne naskes his
weed. and . large majority OF NE hogA - 10 has
q a r IN a. n N&u6 urIxr
There IL . good densnd prevailing ter them In
eli the yards. few rough tegs sold down 10
AssAa. but the sessr grades ere quoted 81 81
ale. at which . large majority " We sales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
The chamber OF Torture

is tho apartment 20 which tho unhappy sufferer
from innanmatory rheumatism Is confined. IL,
ere the crisis OF pain Is reached. that nns pre-
vonsiVe, Ho5,eitsrs stomach Bitter., Is ussd By
persons OF rheumatic tendency. much un-
necessary suffering Is avoided. NerVines, ano-
dynss, Gud sedA.iyes, Nhio having sOns but =
specific efect, sre yet very desirable a. tines
Yet can hey produce no lssung effect upon
rheumatism, because they have no power 20
eliminate from tho blood the rheumatic virus.
HOststlsr's stomach Bittcrs does this, sad checks
a. the outset disease which, II allowed 70 gain
hsadUay Is Is hsxt TO impossibls 70 dlslOdge or
70 do more than relieve rheumatism, II should
be rsmemUered. Is a disease with a fatal ten
dency from its prOnensss 10 attack tho
hear. A resort 10 the Bitters should. therefore,
be prompt Dyspepsia kidney complaint, ma
LARA, and nervousness are relieved by IL
s5-ru. Tho l&Sa
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THEREwfrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
llY telsgraph . the Dispatch.l

TEE wEIrHss IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY "
fair and colder.
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RIcHMoND TOBAcCO MARKET

IhbBUART 3. lsr3.
Total offerings today 70 packages, o. which 30
wsre West Virginia t1uaecos.t rejected, % sold,
70 - the lowest ant i23 tho highest. Breaks
Hero mostly odds aud Oh Is and tooscco sampled
several days ago, which even by old sample
brought a good advance on last weeks price.
gnsr9 were no Drappers IN Tao - packages
freshly oponei today Win tue exception u a
few cutters 'he break was very nondsscripL
with short gresnish leaf predominA1ing. and IL
has osen thus from day 10 Gay that tho brishls
90 West virginia hayo been falling on IN color
AMI quality. being more and moro convincing
tlat tho crop - q whole Is a Vsry mean one, even
beyond prediction. Stamm8rs wsro moro libe-
raj bidders today. Loose sAiss, 12,5S5 pounds,
SIC. was the ghost price pad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

wsnamsker stand at the head Of the list to-
night. Close following come Evarts. War
uer Miller, Charley Foster, and judge Estcl.
This si,ernoos zoo coal operators and miners.
DOW holding their convention here. visited
the Prcsident-elect in body. The coal men
told the General that they had read 10 the
newspapers be was having = good deal oil
trouble Ia making a Cabinet. They kindly
offered to relieve him Of sBy further yexs-
ton in this direction aud presented him with
a Cabinet slate made up entirely OF coal
barons and operators. Colonel Rcndess
name beading the list for Secretary OF state.
General Harrison enjoyed the Joke and gave
them some encouragement that he would
adoDt their slate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

fBy Anelo-Americsn cable 70 tbs Dispat,h.l
DrRIIN, February cit is sisted th7t
coustablcs have gone from Killarney %
Clonme with q warrant To remove william
O'Brien 10 the former place. O'Brien hls
requested the Mayor % Cloumel not to give
any reports concerning hi' heslth until there
9 material change IN bis trestn NJ by the
prison officials. Father Cogcury, OF Du-
mauway, referring 10 speech a. >k'b-
bercen to the arrest Of Father McFaddcn
and the killing Of the police inspector ar
Gwecdore On Sundsy, said that the people
murdered by the police a. Ioungdale, MIDI
deton. and MitcneisiOWn had now been
avenged At G~ecd1re. "hsy Almighty
GOD" exclaimed Father Coycury, "strength-
en- me band that murdered Pohce-lnspector
Martin" Father COvenry's nttersnces were
received with cheers ~ his bearers.
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Nothing 10 E'r0pOse.
my telegraph to the Dispatch.

Ihl k4ckfAEA 10 luo bioRalNui
WASHINGTON, February 3.-Ihe Demo
cratic scusto,s held caucus this morning.
which was attended bv about fifteen mem
bers. They talked ioc an hour or 40, but
came to no conclusion, It Is reported. as to
the policy 10 be pursued upon legislation or
nominations. one senator said they hsd
nothing TO propose 20 the Republicans upon
either subject
The time Of the caucus was entirely con-
sumed IN speeches by individual senator's
urging that preference be given the bills in
which they are interested. Nearly every
senator present had some measure which he
thought should have precedence in srrang-
ing an order Of business for the remainder Of
The session. In view OF this wide diversity
Of opinion and o. the fact inst the time III
the senate for some days To come will he
taken up with appropriation hills. the caucus
adjourned without any conclusion having
been reached.
senator Harris. chairman Of the caucus,
said the question Of uncsnErmed nOmina.
tionS was not considered atail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
stsamer sunA with Az on Board.

by hnglOAmoricsn csblo % tao Displtch.l
LoNpoy. February G.-Ihe BRUSH bark
Largo Bay, for Auckland. was towed 10
~pit1ead to-day in sinking condition. She
reports thai on Monday nig1t last she was 90
collision with an unknown iour-mAs'et
steamer OF Beschyhead. ard that TIE steamer
was sunk with ali on board. The seamen n
the Largo Bay say they are certain that the
lost steamer carried passengers and they este
mate that If must have had one hundred souls
aboard. The steamer sunk eisht minutes
afIer the cnIiI.lnn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

LONDOv. February 6.-The Daily News.
commenting on me- samoan situsti0n saws :
Bismarck hav disTesgrdsd hrs Obligation %
treat Britain IN most 1lgraut WY, and
Count Herbert Bismarck ordinations
friendlinoss for America j. Inadequate to
recOmpense ~ or our Austrlli8n coI0nics.
the policy o. subseryience to Germany,
which procure' us no appreciate" advantage.
is neither triumph 81 diplomatic ,ki.i nos
a sOlace 20 nationll pUde'
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ContrAc, for Dynamite Guns.

ny teIokTHNh % nc WIsVNITh.I
WAsRNGroN February 6.-The Secretary
OF War has awarded the contract for the
construction Of seven dynamite guns with
ell accessories. including ammunition, steam
power. and machiaery for operating. etc, to
the Pneumatic DvnamisGun Company, Of
New York. for $685. 500. The guns are TO be
delivered and put upIe9dy for service within
ei-ht months from the date OF contract.
They are to be located az follows; One
eishi-inch and two tfieen.iueh guns At sandy
Hook. \. j.; two tiiteen-iDch at Fort scbuy-
Ter, \. V, and two fitsen'inch At Fort War
rem RosfOn
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samoan Affairs.

rBy Anglo-Amercan cable 10 the D9path.l
HNHBCRG. February G.-The Hamburger
correspondent publishes letter signed
" OTTO IIlercb," which gives an account u
the recent events i'm samoa from German
view. The letter says that an outrage in
samoa occurred on German private pro.
perty and thM the United states steamer
Nipsic supplied the reocIs with ammunition
through Captain Lesry OF The inUed states
steamer Adams. and he deplore' the iact that
all the efforts Of the German Consul 20 stop
the sale OF war ammunition % war natives
have proved futile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

By Anglo-Aaerican cable % the Diana,chl
PARIS. February c. lie Paris publishes an
attack on Count Won Munster, the German
Ambassador, FOR refusing a passport 10 the
surgeon OF the Hlnetieth regiment Of IMAM
try on his application Tor permission to visit
Strasbough 70 see lis mother, WHO wa,
DYING. Colonel Sonar, commander ~ the
regiment, has issued an order commenting
IN severe terms upon tie Counts action in
refusing the passport.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
Report Denied.

(By Anglo-American cable to tho Dspalch.l
PARIS, February G.-BOulsDg's, General
Riu has been ordered 20 keep bis room for
fortnight for making reference 10 politics IN
8 speech at a banquet.
The report that BouIaneer had applied 70
the Pope FOR divorce f. denied. 10 Is stated
that he VII continue his suit Ia The Paris
courts,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
Another HeAsos Given.

fi}y Anglo-Amor.can cable o. the DsDa,ch.l
BEnLN, February Ga dispatch 10 the
Frankfort Zeitung from Rome says: Ia
January Rudolph addressed hunsef d.
rect 20 the Pope without BIZ fathers know
ledge 10 ask his asHSttn e m obtaining
a divorce and authority tO marry again. HE
Pope sent the letter 70 The Emperor and
the fstber and SOB, which probably uu-
hinged tine ltter
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Foretxu Relations.

fKy Telegraph 70 tho UIspAVlnI
WASHINGTON, February 6.-senstor sher-
man this morning reported fayorsbly the
following amendment 10 the suDdry civil
appropriation bin from the Committee on
ForsiEa Relations: ITO enable the Presi.
dcnt TO protect the Interests OF the United
state. ana TO provide for the security OF the
persons snd property OF citizens OF the
limited state. al the Isthmus OF Panama In
,uch manner as be may deem expsdient,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
LArEr-rN crsr0nY.

COLrHRus. Ga. February G.-W. W. Rus
scy. cashier OF tire Eagle and PhwniN Manu-
featuring Company, who left the city under
suspicious circumstances Yesterday after
noon. IS now In the custody OF his brother
At EuiaulS. Ais. and vii return to this city
tomorrow The combination IN The safe
was found tonight and the safe opened. The
ac'u-l count showed an apparent shortage oi
elG,1Si. II such shortage actually exists
Bus'ey's friends say that they will make 1t
CooE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
The DsrauIt,ur INSURANCE. Agent.
by telegraph o the pi.p.t,h.l

INDIaNAPOLIs, February Can indict.
ment was returned last evening by the grand
jury 10 the Criminal Court against Joseph
a. Moore. the delIuting agent Of the Con-
necticut Mutual Liie-Insurance Company,
charged With en- hezzlement. Another ease
IN watch a. allegation Of forgery IS mads
sgainst Moore Is now being investigated
and II an indictment Is found an effort viii
be made % exlfadite hin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
Atfena eted suicide.

LOUISVILLE. ny, February 6.-At Wool.
sopVie, near Bowling Green. Nv, ths
morning Mrs. SilIie whitman, postmaster,
attempted suicide. She was found deeply
under ths influence 81 opium. -he u
twenty ye,rs Old And pretty. She belonged
to one NJ the best families IN this section, snd
Was divorced three years AGO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

by Anglc-AmsricAn csblo " tho Dspatch.l
L0NDOS. February o. Further sd1ices
say tbat The American consulate at Chng-
Klang-F0O was looted bv the mob; that roe
European concession was hrsd, and that
foreigners we're leelug over tue hills FOR
thar lives
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
KesIrnnflon Accented.
by telegraph 70 the Dlspatcn.I

lhJ sr+0sAAfA " tuo Ul3pAtchl
ATLANTA. Ca. February 6.-rbe trustee.
OF the First Baptist church tonight accepted
Ibe resignation OF Rev. j. y. Hawthorne, ID.
d., who has been pastor for four years. DIR.
Hawthorne is one OF the most prominent
Baptist ministers OF the South. He resigns
because OF ~ health, and VIII devote hi.
time 10 the administration OF the large fund
Of the Baptist College located ut Florence,
Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
Oyer.

[By Telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l
BROoxLYS, February 6.-The street.clF
strike IN Brooklyn Ia practically over. Cars
were run today on all the troubled roads
under police projection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
s.rops.itisa Accepted.

by telsgrsph 70 mo DlsPAEcn-I
WASHINGTON. February 6.-secrctary Bay
ard Ia. notifled the German Minister at
Xyssb,yg;on that this Government accepts
The proposition for . resumption az Berlin OF
tbe conferences began in Washington 10 1887
In regard 10 samoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

[By Anglo-Americanc cable 20 The Dispatchl
LONDON. February 4. -ParneiPs appeal
from the decision Of the Scotch Court in his
ease against John Walter, Of the Times, for
libel will be al Edinburgh during the sum-
mer term OF the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

BAfTW0Rs. M. Fehrgsryh irglnia cousol-,
2gAag: Io. l0-tps alt h.i. 600. 3s, 0ia55a Ba.t-
more quI Jh.o stl. =. 9ia4ff, Northern tentra',
ilt. Nakr1t Cinrmntu. Washington and BALI
more l-.., 9fsa1, do. PIE. 80. 90. 3is. 20: Com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
thousands Starving.

ByAnglo-Amsr.csu cable to tho DispEtch.l
SHANGHAI, February 6.-Tne severity Of
the wiateF Is Increasing. Great distress is
caused by the famine at Shan2 lung and
Hachitcra. II is estimated that 100000 per.
sous are starving Ia Chen Kiang.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
Harrison. Jr.. BUYS a Newspaper

10y hoiNrl APA W WV Hi'l@frN'I
ST. PAUL. MIN, February Ga Pioneer
press SPECIAL from Helena. Mon, says: kus-
sell 3. Harrison, president OF he Journal
Publishing Company gnd son % me PrtSi-
dent.elect. to-day bought ont The entire
plant. material. and good will ~ the Record,
: morning Republican paper started during
the recent cauuqign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
MAnRIAGka.

DUKR-sNOOT.-3a IN this city. 80 ms
residence Of ITO brido's parents, on JaouaFy -
laS4 by Roy. ". 4. iiaohsf. CHAkLks u.
M rarfz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

rHYiEw w THE CHIclGo HARKEf

CHICAGO. February Wheat was weak to-day
ana trading chi8fy local The opening $50
.uwrr. ro,oiel A., advanced So, became
weak ami declined lhc, reacted i.a'lc., AMI
closed ~asv o. o. lower than yesterday.
Corn VA, duil sud easier and . iower range ~
prices NAs crtsri-het Na-s wrr0 more a'tiye
put slightly lower purk opened zee. loser ull
declined l-c. moro. Rallies of 'ss'c. were gained
q, css onaily end tho msrhol c sci rather qUiof.
ard ruled hAs -. loser snd cinsed sfealy 81
no insids figures Short-rins we're dnll and = =
lO.. lower, closing ~ the made ug4rs-.
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a Bank Teller short

CoIuHBUs. Ca. February 6.-W. w.
Busey. paying teller OF the Eagle and Phte-
nix Savings Bank and Eisis and PhGnix
Manufacturing Company. disappeared under
mysterious circumstances Yesterday. lie
left the bank AZ 900 o'clock, saying be wss
going to have tooth treated, and left 4 note
on his desk for his brother, saving be was IN
de.p trouble. aud 1t would be useless 10
search for HIM. a. he could not BE- found.
Investigstiou Of his cash account 70 | O'Clock
to-day shows a shortage OF 50 300. The an-
nual meeting Of the stockholders l. in ses-
sion now. and more definite Information ia
eXnnpiaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

hsvs been Effected. Arrivals. ash sgsisst s,;es
for last rfs<.
AT ciarsuout Iivo-etock martet the receipts
this uees we're 2Si2 bssf against sjas hssd Last
week: good lights selling 81 $50: heavy, - ~ /;
rpughs. fs7a Arrivals: l2s cars. Containing
LOO cstls, - csives l,iss sheep. A0Sz hogs, and
-
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cOrrOS KgPOAr

Ws1io,s Fins. tl5)sf2TJ. sIpsrnno, .27Ja
.3.zs. 6K.ra, SlS)AsA13. family, GiasLjl pagsl,
lAMily. 'DIntry. SLl3aSA5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
The neaa of sbc Lt.t.

INDIANAPOLIS. February g. Cabinet specu-
lstions seemed TO have reached the temporary
hating point. Blaine, Windom, Rusk, and
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GRAI1 ARD Cotton RICHAaaE


OFggRiSJA
WHRAr-i,Ooo Oueuels.
C0RN.-8f6 bushels.
OATs.-XOU bubl5lN
sALEs .sgOErxD TO SECRETARY.
WnBkr.-fongheI ~. 30 bushels prlme at 500.
Mixed. 5o0 bushels q private terms.
CORs.-Wnite. 80 bushels prime az sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
BALTIMORE

BlLTIuARs. February a. Flour fairly ar'Ive
and steady. Whoat-~Oufhern sane sui armer .
Fuiz Rni iOnEberry. srcafi.Un. no s1uIh-
ern, 81 western steady 10. winter red, spo.
ami February, g2s9l.c. Corn southern nfm
aud waited white. 4iaf5c.. yeilow. s0af2,
western easy. Ca. quiet AMI 1rm. southern
and prnnsylYanis, 30aGc. western white, ga
b.; western mixed, 2ya3ic.: graded No. 9.
white. N.a1-c Rye quiet A. J3afo. Hay
dun. prime 10 choice timothy. fihJlaflf Pro
vision. drll AMI ststdy Butter 1rln aud steady
nc~farn packed. l6s2lc. bssi roll. i3ais'.
cream,ry, o)4cF. fgcs Qu'et and nrm A. la
lar. Petroleum quot. rehnod, flsl Con-
nfm; 100 csfgoes. INc. Sugar quiet; A soit,
I.e. Whisky steady a, fili. lregh,s to
Liverpool per steamer quiet ant nominal; cot
tpn. s-isL; f0ur "a; grain. jsais. 40. corn
f0r orders, be. 800. ssles--NAsa- dl,v0 hlan-
els com. $1,000 bushels.
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HrW YORK STOCK uARKRr.

NV YORK. February G--fhe stock market To-
day WAS moro tive with a stronger tone, aud
the result - tho days operations 4 70 leave most
OK tbs list materially higher me msrEet was
unsettled sud Irregular early, but became post
lively sir0us later and excep. In fes specisi
si0-ks the advances were scored after y O'Clock
Grsugers wore ths weak spot, sad Quincy and
Rcck lslsni especially showed marked weak
usss though portion u The Losses was nsio up
toward Tho close. Coolers we're heavy cut very
quiet. and tno princpsi Impression was made
upon noaWsr- Ani huds0a. Nauierbuts we're
again sir. rc feature although oats dc 81 C.. c.,
&. aud I. there vas very iitte animation smonR
them. Cot.0u-Ou was also active and st-oug sod
rnsa about por cent The market closed sctise
So strO1g, generally a. the bort prices, Bur
hugt1n aud quincy tie Only st0-E showing any
nerroi IL 'll1e. ~s'e~. 33i 100 shares.
EvenfaS. -EKcnange unsettled ana Tsak N4siN
hteA Money .asy ~ 3eA. sub Treasury bAi-
Az .ce- cold. 81. 500 currency. tlAy6.0M
G3Yorr neu.s .ilil AMI arm per csats, i2' :.
- con. o0s. i02. Sikto boucs Jun aul steady.
Als0alnS-ClAss A. ? to5............,eA tat i0ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

ms well TO guard against the rigors OF
winter by procuring Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup.
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1t Is the peoples remedy. Salvation OH;
1t kills all pain. Price ouly 25 cents bottle.