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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-02
Address Registered Letter Containing Currency to NEW ORLEANS NATL BANK,
 New Orleans, La,
REMEMBER that the payment of all prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR

NATIONAL HANKS of New Orleans, and the tickets arc signed by the President of on institution whose chartered rights are rec ognized in the highest courts; therefore, be- ware of any limitations or anonymous schemes.
 REMEMBER that the present charter of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, which the SU- PREME COURT OF THE q. s. has decided to be q CONTRACT with the State of Louisiana NOT expire UNTIL. THE FIRST OF JANU- AIRY, 1895.
 1hcLsgislaturc of Louisiana, which adjourned on the lOih of July of this year, has ordered an AMENDMENT to the Constitution of the State Co be submitted o the People at an election in 1892 which will carry the charter of THE LOUISE ANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY mp Co the year NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINETEEN.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-02
Commissioners.

JVe, the undersigned Banks aud Bd',kess, ,cH pay dU pri=es draien ia The LouiSidna State Lotteries tehich may be presented ct Oltr counters
 R. M. WALMsEy, Pres. Louisiana Natl Blk PIERRE LANAIN, Pres. state Natl Ek A. BALDWIN, Pres. New OrIrnHs NATTER CARL KOMN. Pres. Union National Bank
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-02
Democratic Territorial Convention

THE DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL CONVEN- Il ton is hereby called to meet at PheniX, AriZ- Territory September b. 1890, at 10 o'clock Tn ?, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Delegate to Congress and transa ting any other business coming before it. The several counties of the Territory entitled to representation ill said convention ill proportion to the vote cast al the last electi n for the democratic nominee for Congress to wit:
 Apache --......... ..-... 6 Maricopa -..-...-. ..---.-..... b Mohav ve .... ..--...-.. ? Yavapai -..--...s.....-. ..s....-- 15 Yuma ----.....-.. .. .-.. .. .....- ....----.-- ? Cochise .....-..-. .---.-.--..--- Il Graham -....--...- .---.-..-.-.. Gila Pima ..---....... ...-.--.....- .---....- 9 Pinal ..... 5.......-- '
 Total -.... ....-- 76
 MORRIS GoLDwATER
 Chairman Dem. Cent Com JOHN SHAUGHEESsY,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-02
A the Academy oi Music, New Orleans.
 Tuesday August i2. 1890 CAPITAL PRIZE. $3OO,OOO
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates or any further information desired write logibJ Co the undersigned clearly stating youI residence, with State County, Street and number More rapid return mail delivery will be assured by youI alcloainr an cnvelnpe hanrlna YOnr fnn alLreaa
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-02

Mrs. K. Mckenzie has taken the Fryel Hotel at Casa Grande and has placed everything in frst-class shape for guests Rates very reasonable
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-02
We buy direct in Carload lots and give our Customers the benefit.

TAPPED THE VEIN! The mother lode of
 commercial popularity has at x last been reached through the tunnel un- der high prices excavated by the undersigned and the people of the country surrounding Casa Grande are to receive the benefits there of. With full stock of choice and seasonab1e goods fresh from the markets every want can be supplied at prices that cannot be duplicat- ed. The public is cordially invited to call and inspect goods and learn prices.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-02
IMPORTANT. Address M. .A.DAUPHIN,
 New Orleans, La
or yI. A. DAUPHIN,
 Washington. ID. q.

By ordinary letter containing Money Order Issued by all express companies, New York Ex char gc Draft or Postal Note
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-02
Desert Land Final Proof.

JOHN SHAUGHEEsSY,
 Sec'V Dem Cent Com
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-02

MORRIS GoLDwATER Chairman Dem Cent Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08

RIAL SAINTS CHURCH Madison be
tween franklin and Grace streets. Rev. j. Y.
DOWnman. rectOr.->ervices az il am. and
pm. sunday school M $3.50 q. m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08

The most notable ontcriaiHMent. without
exception, ever giVea go the executive man
ion whore refreshments were served was
that - the diplomatic corps in February,
1881, at the close of the Hayes administration
There had passed before the president and
Mrs. Hayes 1000 persons by actual count
OF this number 4j0J partook of the lavish
refreshments served There were two large
wine barrels of terrapla prepared and served
over 800 loaves o. bread and 80 hams were
made into sandwiches There were nearly
900 quartz 0f cream furnished Nearly 400
chickens were used in salads Over 80 gal
Ions Of coffee and great tanks OF lemonade
we're consumed. There were cakes ami con-
fections without stint
The steward Of the household, " 7
Crump who managed this enormous CASTRO
nomic campaign, had small army of men
and women in the kitchen A supply Of
!. 800 clean plates was kept constantly on
hand and required ten dish washers There
were seven cooks in The Kitchen and fifty
walters employed Ia serving the guests. The
actual cost of this single entertainment was
$1,000. although no wines were served, which
vas more than has ever been expended by
any president for state dinners during a
whole administration The jam was wpar.
llloled. owing TO senators and others abusing
he executive hospitality by bringing rs
many as ten ladies Oh the card designed only
10 include the ladies Of their families. - Wash
ington Star
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08

NJ FiHei's last triumph is a portable iron
military bridge, which bias just hecn suo'''''
fully exhibited TO " Freycinet. the frei'oh
minister " var.
The bate jules Dspre. the famous French
artist. always carried ia his pochet "a copy ''
u,ntaigns', essays la Fontaines i"Die'
Ais, were constantly read by bun.
..Boulevardi Boulevardi" were The dying
words ~ NJ. Metra. "the French Strauss
This famous waltz writer was an noo''is','
Bohemian. who never sought TO iu'n "'s
great musical gifts TO advantage, h'' "''''
ocpt,lar waltzes came into his heaH "a me- "'''
ioaarg aud gosiying with tho literary "'''
,rfisfi. Bohemians who used 70 seal" MONT
,,artre 10 chat with him aud sup Win n'in
uuti the early morning hours
Mr. Bradlaughs London home Is )" ~
Johns Wood. lie has a small ho'i'e ..il''''','
b. ,'u,,sc s,,oD. with an entrance ~ "h'ch
many working man would '''n "s 90, =
Tho plain lettering, &c. br"o'a''S",
placed on tho door merely FOR ooH''"'',''
snke. and il Is about tho last pia'" III 'l'
world one would DO likely 10 look Tor mem.
her Of parliament Tho junior pei'''e' ~
Nortbauapton. however. lives there ]" n'FP'
contentment with married dn"R"'o'
Conductor--What do you meaa' BIZ -
splitting all over that seati Univ that
Old 6ent-What DO | meant Why, wa
.here agn says not ter spit on the moor ~
,ls- ,,s,,dars h fastened down, an tner an
no spittoons peryided. Where In taanaeIn no
yer expect feller 70 spitf-chriS''An w
server. .---
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08

4 correspondent Of The London Field re-
lates the following instance OF canine retri
button which came under his notice: Two
shepherds on TIE North Derbyshirc moors,
living in adjoining cottages far removed from
any other dwelling. had each dog Of thecur
breed that were sisters. Ono of these gave
birth few weeks ago 10 litter OF five
whelps and all seemed 10 80 well with them
until the 2sth Of last month On that day, ID
the early morning. the mother OF the pups
was in the yard eating her breakfast when
the sister appeared on the scene An attempt
was made by the intruder 20 share the meal
This was resented by a snarl and grOwl
which failed to drive OF the hungry sister
aud again she essayel 20 appease her appe
lite, when she was hercoly attacked and So
verely mauled. and went hmping away howl
rg with pain About an hour after this in
cident, the owner Of the cur with family
went on his round Of inspection, taking his
dog along with hlm. Their departure would
appear 10 have been noticed by the van
auished sister for about an hour afterwards
She stealthly made her way 20 the stable,
wherein were the whelps before named, and
worried them an. Having accomplished this
terrible revenge, she proceeded % carry of
her victims % a place Of concealnent, but
was caught in tho act by one Of the shep-
herds children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08
A Humane Age.

A commercial and manufacturing age is
not necessarily one Of greed ana seiilshness
This is prominently such an epoch aad the
finer humanitiesn have more practical rec
ignition now than in former periods of the
worlds history Philanthr0pic enterprises
as well as philanthropic societies abound.
The condition of the destitute poor excites
more notice than formerly. The reform Of
prisons, their discipline and their sanitary
aspects is getting to be general The mitiga-
ton Of the rigors OF crimia2l codes is
feature OF the times The nearly complete
sweeping away Of the disabilities OF women IS
significant The laws for the protection OF min
ors Kin the same line War is being meesura-
blv relieved from Us barbarities. lnstitu-
tionsof exceptional iuiquity are disappearing
School room abuses are getting rarer. The
public viii not tolerate outrages on the insane
and ON paupcrs under public care. PROVISIONS
FOR safety az sea are multiplying and the
time is at hand when fire escapes in exposed
buildings will he compulsory. All around
there is evidence Of keen and effective recos-
milton OF the CLAIMS Of humanity, and DO Is a
pleasure to note iL-Pittsburs Chronicle
telegraph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08

A few weeks ago The Saturday Republic
gave the results - some startling expo-iments
hy Mr Mason Kline, OF California. in which
that gentleman laid claim to having discav.
cred sex in mineral atoms From urf Follow.
ing it will be seen that &. d. Walker. the
scientist ard Writer, anticipated the Pacific
slope philosopher by about two years The
extract given below is from an article by
Mr.. Walker written 10 1887
I'VE generally think OF minerals q. dead
Jumps Of inactive matter ndt they may
truthfuliy h. said 20 bc alive. creatures Of
vital pulsatic,s end separated into indivilu-
ais rs distinct rs the pines in a forest or tigers
Ia jungle. The dispositions Of CRYSTALS are
as diverse rs those OF animals Thov throb
with unseen currents Of enorgv. They grow
IN size as long as they have opportunity
They can be killed, too, though not as easily
as an oak or "A dog.
~ strong e'ocNic current discharged
through crystal viii decompose IL very
rapidly n IL be Of soft structure. causing the
particles to gradually disiutegrato in the re-
verse order 20 its growth, until the poor thing
lies dead, shapeless ruin IL is true The
crystals life is unlike that oI higher cr,.a.
lures. But the diIfoyepcs b@tNtai Vegetable
and animal lie Is $40 Creator than that be.
tween mineral md vegetable Ike Lnnaus.
the great Swedish naturalist defined the
three great kingdoms by saying: Stones
grow, plants grow aud feel, animals grow
and feel and m0vc'n
While Walker mentions nothing q sex IN
stones, it is plain that his ideas respecting
them were Identical with the wonderful
truths Mr. Kline thinks he has demonstrated
IN his microscopical researches ST Louis
RepuhlIc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08
BRANCH & CO..
BANkffS AND iR kEI :.


We offer forsl'o FIVE liuNDrkD THOU
SAID IOILAIS c-0l.NOD Equipment
Smiling Fund 1--WE Ger Cont Mortgage
Bonds OF tine ilchmOnD uni lnnFl ID" ihll-
rold Company. pincl. u ana interest rath-
be 100 gold coin, leIlrl trust company OF
New York tustef, ui ci hfN-aeAru ana nc-
crned interest. sui. est TO advance ln piIce
without notice.
nonds are dated ll september 1859. In
ter.st payable March and september. PIN
cipll payable sept. mbef, 1903. They Are
secured by % n.Ori gfgr nii thc W .o'e r"pet-
Is OF the hichmoui and DanvIlle htiltoad,
and specifically by "a mortgage on th~ equip
ment lenglnes aid cars Bought with The pro-
ceeds Of tle sale Il Tie bonds. zach loco
motive ard car bought unDor TIE trust shali
be distinctly arlscd rs toe property of The
Central trust Company for the pa POSES OF
this % usi. and a condition OF The moileilc
provides for the anuual pay ment 90 the nus
ice ola sum sufficient % pay on no par an
the bonds issued hereunder WlthlnsseNcn-
teen years: the numbers Of bond. 10 be 80
paid to be- annually determined by iot Dy the
Central Trust tominny Ihese aymenis
will pay of the whole loan 40 pll ln an aver
aye ~ eight and nf-hali years.
All the conditions OF the MORTGAGE nave
been carefully considered by tie counse. oil
the Central 1iu-t Company, 80 as % secure
10 the holder OF the bonds the m st am j.
protection. The annual report of the nich
mOnd and Ddnville lnlfOad for last year
shows net surplus over operating eADeunt'
ard nxed charges OF e712.3Sl % equal u
h'teen per c-nt Of The stock. TWO hundred
dollars per share is bid ON the open iuaihe
! for The stock. The increased equipment top
gong on Inc road iOught wi,n tne proceed
of these bonds Is expected t0 very largely in
crease the gross and net ieco 'p's.
de2O n THOMAS rkiNcH = 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08
New York Financial Market.


NEw YORK. February Mooney closed
AT per cent. the lowest rate; highest
per cent. Exchange crossed steady; posted
rates. 4SlW 4sS; actual rates, 1870 1881
for sixty days, and 49, 1873 for demand.
Government bonds closed steady cur
rency 6's, ll6 bid; Is coupons, l23( bid ;
US. do, 1919 bid.
The stock market opened dull but firm
Reading furnished more excitement in the
TWO hours than all the other stocks on the
list have done In two weeks. There was q
great deal Of talk about a corner heing en-
gineered in the stock aud in the two hours
90 noon ~ 800 shares of 10 We're sold, or over
go per cent. ~ the whole sales up % that
hour AT about 1880 the price
touched 49,, against Az last night.
At II O'Clock the rush Of the
shorts 10 cover their outstanding contracts.
was over, and though Reading was kept al
42s- az 425s through the hour 90 O'Clock. its
activity had wholly ceased and the t0ta!
sales Of Reading for the hour were only b.
500 shares. The strength Of Reading was
attributed % combination by holders OF
the stock to the extent Of about 100000
shares for the purpose Of squeezing the
shorts. Lackawanna was quite active,
and was + higher, partly as the
results Of colder weather. The ham,
mering at Rock Island. so noticeable tine
past few days. had wholly ceased to-day
and lis price was mp "a a per cent Amer
r. o'clock the market WAS Irregular. Read
Ing and the Granger stocks were ga
lower and continued so throughout the
afternoon. except for Rock Island, which
was higher. Closing prices were generally
firm and fractiOnslly above those Of yestcr-
DAY. Sales %, 293 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08

lBy Teiegaph.l


NEW YORK. February 7.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price & Co.. in their circular to-
day say: 1.-The cotton market today has
alarmed the most courageous bear. and ox-
ceeded the anticipations Ofthc most sangbins
bull 10y Am advance Of II points Oyei yester-
DAYS closing figures. The cause OF the inn
prOYement is not apparent 10 the -uperiCil
observer. and the demand which has re-
suited in the advance appears 10 come
mainly from those hitherto short Of the mar
kct, and does not represent. so far as we are
able 10 determine, any widespread increase
Of confidence i'm the intrinsic value Of the
article. Liverpool opened this morning
steady 40 an Improvement Of 3-6lc. as COM
pared with last evenings figures. and closed
firm at further Improvement OF l.Oic. The
trading az the opening here WAS upon The
basis OF about points improvement over
yesterdays close. and until noon IL looked
as il this advance about marked the top.
Port receipts for the week aggregate
100000 bales and for next week are estimat-
cd at l2j,WO against 10000 LAST year.
which was, however. am exceptionally
large movement. The further course Of the
market depends entirely upon the magni-
tude Of the short interest. which DO seems
impossible 90 present. a lighter interior
movement than was expected seems.
however, TO have increased the timidify Of
the bears and they az once started
% cover their short contracts. in doing
which they advanced the market another
ten points. Interior receipts promise 90 be-
about 5000, but the shipments are small
and the plantation movement viii probably
be not less, although 10 has undoubtedly
been very much reduced today
Receipts no our ports to-day estimated
40 $1,000 bales. against 1850 bales last
week spot firm at 3-lG advance; middiing
uplands. II 3-l6c. Sales, .2J bales. Futures
closed firm as follows: February, ll130
lila; March. 1l.l6Mll.11. April. ll.1lm
ll22: May, 1880 ll.21; June, 1890 ll3l;
July. ll.3f0 ll.3j; August, ll.3lM lbs;
September, 1920 1913; October, l0.2S0
1890.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton was steady;
middlng uplands, Cd. Sales, 1000 bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08

Rg-PARK-PIACE METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH. west Franklin street. Rev
J. WHEY Bledsoe, pastor. Preaching AZ II 4.
m. and D. m. by the pastor. AZ night me
lastor will preach the FIRST Of "a series OF ser
mons on "Ihe temptation OF Chrlst'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08
Law OF Libel.
- - ~

The bill introduced into the Legisla-
ture yesterday to amend the law Of
libel is an excellent measure. 1. makes
guilty Of misdemeanor airy person
no knowingly delivers or transmits 10
newspaper or its editor any false
or ibelOus statements Everybody
koows that most libel suits against
newspapers. when they are brought
by persons who really think them
selves aggrieved. are brought upon
statements that were Incapable Of
being verified at the time
Of publication. ard for the accuracy Of
which the newspaper was compelled TO
rely upon its informant. IL is he who
is really the llbeler, and a malicious
person whose character is not known
can do great mischief practically with
impunity. under the law as il now
stands. The proposed amendment holds
3D. ch a person TO an effective RESPONSE
bii'y. and there seems to be no r asol
wby It should become law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08
The WHISPERING Lutte.
FER David's couch, a. Old tradition ava

Der Davis couch, a. old tradition s.,ve
There hung a lute tuned ever 20 Colts praise
And when upon The passing OF The him,
The son wind whispered toward the gates Of
LIGHT
The lute nl'cd all The chamber Ok the King
With It's mciodicns niurmurine.
lacn woke the royal singer and with head
Han raised, as q he heard an angels Trad.
Listened, until, his poet soul on iir,
lie caught with eager, warning hands the lyre
Ana sang the songs The worlds heart sings
again
lnstlnrd vu'pounnys o. INC so.ss of non
70 DER orr hen1s, htN dawnng truth abroad.
The whispering lutes sing sveeter thoughts Of
UOdi
Q poet whom the world has waited long.
Tome smiie the mGrmuring harp strings cloar
and strong
Come, thou new seer. who shalt rise and sing
This days cvangcl Of thy God and kln1i
James Baohman In liaspcfs Weekly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08
Market finn.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Warpet.
NV Tpfnurarr


BALTIMORE, MD, FEBRUARY 7.-Cottoh
steady; middling lOblGc. Flour moderately
active and steady. Wheat Southern scarce
aud nominal; Fultz, 74@sjc.; L0ngbcrry,
ljWSc.; No. ,, SllIc.; steamer. No. ,, red.
iec.i Western steady, No. .. winter red,
spot and February. slnslHc. Corn
Southern firm and wantedi white. 3ja4 Oc:
yellow, 33@ Csc; Western firm: mixed spot.
and February, 36LMWt(c. Oats steady
Southern, 2SM3lc.; Western, white 29i5W
Bic; do. mixed, 2714@20c.: graded. No. .,
white, Bic. Rye nominal; prime 10 choice.
5l06c. Provisions steady; mess pork old.
Sl0i new, Sll; bulk iheals, l0lse shoulders.
1tfc.; long clear and clear rib sides. 5Ac.;
sugar picked shoulders. 5i.c.; sugar cured
smoked shoulders. 6Ic. hams, TO-. 0 NC.
Lard-Refned, ne. Petroleum firm; re-
fined. 500. Coffee steady; Rio cargoes,
fair, l9l5c. Sugar STEADY; A. soft, 6lIc.;
copper. refined. firm, l3k@l4j1c. Whisky
firm, Sl.O9M$l.lO,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08
OWENS g. MINOR DRUG co.
1907 MAIN srREET. OPPO. POsIOFFlcE.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
BY THE UsE OF
CHASE CITY
MINERAL WATER,
rs CENTS PER GALLON,
AT
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.


Z
w. " e. H,irdy. Chdss Cuy. p9s
II is with great pleasure that certify tnni
bv the use OF Chase city Minernl Water my
wife was relieved OF the worst citse Of hyspep-
sia ever saw. The Improvement SEEMED ni-
most miraculous. the trouble, originating as
10 did from chronic catarrh gistrltls. through
the entire month OF January Ynd nearly. al
OF February, the present year, the patient
ate no food except small Quantities OF Skim
med milk Any and at medlcines--ihe
simplest and blandcst --uctcd as lffitnnth
Whenever taken. bismuth ana lac' pepsi !
were spit up very soon after being sWal-
lowed. From the first part 81 February 10 tue
first Of July her food consisted only OF nhk
and mush with occasionally The yolk- 90
hard boiled eggs never more than Two az
tmel she was reduced fiOm 100 pounds 10
Ils pounds IN weight. ~he went 70 the MINI
eial Hotel att base city July 0th. In one
week Improvement was pefceptble. Az me
end OF the nth we she came nome appar-
entity transformed into another being she
could eat almO I any of the ordinuiy articles
OF diet She had guned I'm that short time ~
pounds OF flesh. 20 NJ nom lls 10 lao pounds.
iIns imprON cment has continued aud her
ntul.h would no Doubt now be perfect, had
not "a liver trouble OF recent origin tempo
rally retarded her recovery. WheneFerany
article of diet al agrees with her she runs iof
Der bottle of chase city Winernl Water
and 70 seldom fails o. relieve.
NV experience with your water I'm quite "A
number of cases tends 70 confirm me ID my
opinion lnat 10 will cure almost any case or
acid dyspepsia; that Is TO say. where lhc
cIuse Of trouble Is fermentation ln me 500
mach. In Olher words where there j. no ma
lguant disease, and The stomach is the main
Organ Involved.
Very respectfully and gratefully yours.
=. ID. BOOTH, NJ. u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch 4 Co., bankers
and brokers, No. Ill Main street.

NEW YORK. February Heading was
all the market there was 10 noon to-day. and
10 furnished over sixty per cent. of the bust
ness, and was put up two per cent. on the
shorts. The stock actually sold higher than
the sd preference income bonds. Other
stocks were irregular. up and down until
after . O'Clock when there was "a sudden
buying movement, which put up Missouri
Pacific, Lake Shore and Chicago Gas, while
Reading was rather weak, and 81. Paul and
other gangeIs steady. 4 more puzzled
street was never seen than Wall street il
today. Some of its pet stocks are weak,
while those which have had the worst mis-
fortunes are the strongest. Trading is in
consequence purely professional, and even
the professionals are at loss % say
what stock will 20 up or down next. The
news is mixed, bearish on the c0alers and
grangcrs, and yet these are particularly
strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. February - Flour closed
with little more activity, but weak and
unchanged. Southern closed steady and
UNCHANGED. Wheat closed easier; spot
sales. No. Z. red, winter. Sisz@sGi4c. Corn
closed easier; spot sales 40. mixed 30 m
36c. Oats dull and easier; spot sales No.
white 32c. Lard closed duh and easy :;
February. S6.17. Sugar-Raw quiet: re-
lined. easy: cut loaf and crushed. nc:
powdered. Doc; granulatcd. 81 &C.: mould
A. G3-c. Coilee-spot lots steady; fair Rio
cargOes, 19i6c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-08
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. February Wheat opened
dun and unchanged. Corn easy ard steady.
oats quiet and steady. Provisions weak
and narrow range. Closing: Wheat-feb-
ruary 7jc.; March, 1l5sc.; May, 7si4@Is3.c.
February. w.; March, 2g4 c.; May,
3OlZc. Oats-Febrary. dc; May. 231zc.;
June. 2l7zc. Pork - February, SgI2l
March, S97715; May. 9.9j@S9.97ll. Lard
February. Sj.72i4; March, Sj.Sj; May.
S5.g7iz. Ribs-February and March, $40;
Nav. S4Sj.