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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-10-17

Geo. Fish has just received car load of
new stoves. Notice his display OF elegant
heating and parlor stoves.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-10-17

VIM. Staiger, of Staiger Bros marble
works, Salem, was in Corvallis the first of
the week on business. The Salem firm are
preparing to erect 500 granite monument
to mark the resting place of John Harris
who died few months ago and whose re-
mains were inferred at Odd Fellows GENE.
terry. Staiger Bros. make a speciality of
fine granite work.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-10-17

Dan Cameron, the confectioner, has re-
turned after doing business at the various
fairs which have been held throughout Ore
gon and Northern California. At the Cen
tral Point fair Mr.. Cameron placed some of
his candies in competition for premium
aud received the blue ribbon for best article
of meeting. at Medford, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
DeGroot, formerly of this city, and of
teaching Mrs. D. the business of candy
manufacture.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-10-17

Rey. A. W. Bower, Of Portland, will con-
duct the service at the Congregational
church next Sunday both morning and even
ing at the usual hours. The hour of meet
ing of the Congregational Sunday School
has been changed to o'clock p. M, that
college students and others who found the
former hour incopvenient, could attend.
This hour was chosen also because no other
school meets at that hour. Prof French is
Superintendent aud there is a fnll list OF
good teachers, The attensnce il it1GrHas,
ing fspidly,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
CATTLE MARKETS,

Nry YORK. February fl.-Beeyes-Recefpts
go head, no trading In beef cattle dressed boef
had fair demand In Washington market 81
5ka7kc. per pound for sides extra beef7k ex.
ports 10. day from this port 1865 boevss and $50
quarters Of beef. To-dsys cable adviess FROM
London aud Liverpool quote American stesrs
flrm at i2ai3kc. per pound for tho dressed
weight sinking the oifaI, and American refriSo-
rated beef Nc per pound higher ~ 9Hc. per
pound. Calves - Receipts 80 head; martet
steady q, s5eosfo6o per loo pounds Tor veais, ana
al a. 4os250 for grassers and fair Western
calves. sheep and Lznbs-Recsipts, i,cD head;
martet nrm for both sheep and lambs, Win
sales OF sheep at TT3as6sc, and OF lambs ~
ssa7. rs. win one small bunch at H& Hogs-
Receipts, TOO head none for sale alive: mar
ket nominaIly firm ~ t4asA&o per 100 poundA
CHICAGO, February ii.-Catsie--fecetptA $500
hssd: shipments 5000. market slow and geo.
orally l0c lower; choice 10 extra bosves, t6a$AS0;
ueerr Ssaxa 90; s,ocksrs and foederA - -
I'd 81. Texas steers. sls0ASa5 so Hogs-kecsipss,
EOOo head: shipments. il.o00 head; markst
duii: 10 10 TIC. higher Mixed t&75sel: heavy,
81 0aslO5: lighf, - soatAo5; skips - s1ooa "a
shseptssespss S1 . nscc sse,S oss - sc
ern corn-fei, N7sa$aeos Texans, SlboaSb:
lambs. t5a$6N
ST. LOUIS. FEBRUARY ii.-casile- nacslpA. 100
head: shipmcntA head; marie. steody I;
GOOD 10 fancy uAsive s>ooEu. okS0A1S: Rcod
Do. a sbaSA IS; ssocksgu end fee1en. tail ~:
range ssssrs. .32neAA uoeD-Reos1pA Aen4
head; AhipmsntA 90 hsed; msxkSs lower |;
isl ,s e c a. s sssvy 'Gsss sssA: 80
sheep Rscsipul 6Q head; aAipmllB. 80:
mariss sissdy; fair . chsles As'sek~oi
RAsr Ltsmyf. February II casss -nspsip4a
40 head shipmonoa ~ ooo1, 019Rno o1o313
8 yssssrdsyS $3.50 ~ CO., $500 = NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. February i2-The stock market
was much less active to-day, the only animation
being I'm trusts. and those shares became the
leading feature OF dealings The excssemeni OF
yesterday over tho reported cut In rates entirety
disappeared TO the disappointment OF the bears,
and tho list was dull within marrow limits ADD
almost barren OF feature The bears resumed
adyices from the West gayo = complete different
complexion 10 the state Of affairs In that region
The sensation OF the day WIS furnished ~ su-
gar AID the bears had Ell ec<ed that in view OF
the decision making tho Injunction perpetuai
that there might or must be further break To-
day. aud. IN fact, the opening was ~ below iast
nights close The friends Of the trust claimed,
however that the decision merely lett things ss
they we're aud ala not Interfere with tho werk,
ing OF the trust restrict the paymens OF divi-
bends. The clique took tho stock In haud aud
its price was soon run up above last nights ana
later In the day further advanced. The higbess
price was reached shortly before Y. M.-oit,
which was 81 per cent better than Its nrss SAFE.
some reaction from this vss made IN hS last
hour, but very material Improvement 10 seen a.
the result OF tho days transactions Otner
trusts followed, all showing marked strength ex-
cept lead. The market sympsthtsed with tho
reaction In sugar towards the close aud vas
rather heavy with but slight changes from lost
nights figures. The majority OF the list showed
Improvement. sugar IA up 81; cotton OIL, u.
Chicago gas, IN. TRAILING In the regular Isl
was iiilS shares and In the unlisted e,ocRss o',-
ess. sugar contributing 1890.
frsnfng.-Excnsngs quiet and weak at 4s3ka
4ss ~ Money cosy a. 3at suo-Trcesury pal
.nces Coin, 80. s96, coo: currency. tAos.N1
Governments duh and steady for IS: per
cents IN OK. coupons, ION Did. ex. int'resh
btate ponds fca'ureless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
RAILROAD COLLISION.
Engineer Killed and Many Passengers
Injured.
fBy telegraph to tho Dispstch.l


BIRMINGHAM. Ala, February IA bad
collision occurred this morning on the
Alabama Great Southern railroad, near
Coaling, Ala, between south-bound
special excursion train consisting or twelve
Pullman coaches carrying over l,OO0 pas
sengers aud the north-bound tuscaloosa
accommodation train. Engineer Edward
Doolittle, of the special train. was killed
instantly, and some ten OF twelve persons
on the accommodation train were hur,.
The trains were running at great speeu;
and both engines and the bagSage-car , anu
several other cars were demolished. Inc
excursion train was en- route to New orleans.
None of the passengers on the excursion
train are reported killed. They were rom
Chicago and points in Ohio and limos.
So far as can be learned the wounded are
Mrs. q. ID. Irwin, of Birmingham, cut ~
the face severely; Mrs. G. h. Aston; Oh
Tuscaloosa, cut 10 the face; ". IL. fneips,
of Tuscaloosa, cut in the head, badly hurt /;
Martha johnson. Jane Coleman, and
Robert Johnson (coloredD. seriously hurt-
Engineer Doolittle, who with the other ensihe
men lried to Jump as the trains we're ABOUT 20
come together, was the only person killed.. 10 10
vas caught In the wrockage and crusnoo "
death Both engines were oonpielen "
molished. The conductor OF the cxcurion
train, Thomas Edwards, Is blamed ior tne ooi-
schedule time, but expected 70 lookout Ior .no 70
northbonnd trains, the latter having tno tlsns -.
track. Edwards disappeared immedia.ey slso,
the accident occurred and has no, snse pyon
seen. The track has been cleared anu ua'nS
are again running as usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

rssa ssSss ssss-ns:'.gs - -. ssssI - ~.
mssxS I, s s 1870; ,. 81, ~ IN.
Sheep Receipts, nj head: ohtpmcnui ese
msrtes dow II Yesterdays pgtcss - 49,
frmer on Iambs.
BAIrrnons February i0--csJrwsss 49,
Yards-svine--Ther d mach Itenses cncF!n9
fniIy nc. higher than on Last nonoeYs oeey
more hoes sptiing ncw % or htebogs n.y.
bxc--than brought SIC. than Lass vee1. w.
lstions. sxa5xc Mcss salss - oxes4e -
..sss this week ssaiDss 10 .ss Lest week
cgaysmon< Liss-!Ssoct kavt~< --nesslpD az
wsst. atgB head. against <.Gis lass veSo. ~!
70 good selling ~ - co. rousns selling - -
kecstpss Of sheep and lambs, iyDSo hee4 49,.
selling NON 70 5xc; lambs ssisas - -
ekc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
MARKETS sv rsleoRApn.
NEW YokK

.Yxv Yoax. February ii.--cottoo eastev: saiens
IN bales: upiands. ike: Orieans ikc: ~
ce,pts. $3.50 bAies; eypoSis--to dreat brtteans
kess nslss: y the Continent, 4.x3 bases; sssc9s
ssi .qCs baIeS southern iour quiet and vsee.
Wheat falrfy active: No { red. @ksestc. -
Elevator. options weak: No red, februefys
sshc: March, SO: May, s3'tc.; Juee. 80
Corn moderately active, hske. on. end csys
No. 2. 3sA s35hc. In elevator; options sseuys
February. s5s.c. March. Ss'.c; April. 9hc.s
May. s7Sc. Oats fairly active; opecns ovss'
February and March. z,sc.; APsIr uAc sss
We Hops In fair demand ard nrn. Sone ss,
Options clossd urn: March, SiAeos3ls; April
els: May. tiaeDatie: June. 3iAsSssIhg; suys
Siasja<iAs5; spot kio nrtn and quiet; IAN oer
gccs, fiaiA Sugar nrm [; fair refining. t-!ces
centrffugeis, ID, test Asc.: refined nfm enu -
two OF A. 5ka5 1876. confecoooefs a. os
granulased. . Site. Molssses-Forcign ssrone
tO-tcet NC: New Orleans frm common "
fancy, 1st4c Petroleum steady and auiss; re
fRed, 1.Joc. Cotton-secd oil strong; crude, -.
kosin higher: strainsi, common to food " 80
yi.Gk. TurpentiDs firm and quiet at t3stsfc.
Pork nrmor aud quiet; rew mess, tn.ss
hams quiet quoted at si3 Tierced beef quiet.
Cu,-meats dun aud unchanged Middles quicts
short-clear, f52a Lard ea-ier aud quiet; west-
eru steam. ~. % asked options feoruaxyyAho
April sdss: May. sSNssa& freighs nrm'
cotton. l5dtskd- grain, o'fc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February fs.--rhe cash quosasiccs
we're Flour duh and easter snt not quosabiy
lower. No spring wheat axe ," sorns
ss1c. No oais Dsc. Mess-pofk tneS
50 % Lard. sAsoas5sajs. 5hort-rips s+'sas@"H
whiskcy. ti.02.
f,,f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
MOONSHINERS FIRE.
A LIVELY FIGHT WITH INTERNAL
REVENUE OFFICERS.
Shot from Ambush I'm CASTOR County, N
Ca Fearful Accident-Fire-
Political.
,s,.c,., ,.,.,r,u to tho Dispatch,

CHARLOTTE, N. c., February AT Is
learned here tonight that two revenue ON
GERS were fred upon by Moonshiners in
CASTOR county last night They, were
overtaken by nightfall In the woods, and
when passing through dark place Two
shots rang out at them from ambush Inc
officers had been making a raid through
that locality a day or two ago, and they
recognized the shots at once as coming
from their friends the Moonshiners. The Off
GERS returned the fire. and again the Moon
sinners opened About dozen shots were
exchanged. but so far as known no one was
hurt.
FrARFuL ACCIDENT.
A fearful accident occurred in Watauga
county yesterday, whereby q miller by the
name Of Johnson lost his life. Something
got wrong with the cog-wheels and Jonn-
son went under the null while IL was run
ming TO see what was the matter. Whhe
standing near cOg-wheel on q plank
over fifteen feet of water he lost his
balance and fell among the wheels and into
the water below. He was terribly mutt
lated and was taken from the pit dead.
johnson was fifty years old and had q
family.
Three prisoners broke Jail in Ashe county
night before last and succeeded IN making
their escape.
4 SENSATION.
A big sensation was caused in Allegheny
county yesterday 10y q feld-fre. Some
school-children went TO house near by to
get fire TO kIndle in the school-house.
They got some Goals on a board, and when
carrying them through a field the IRE
dropped. The fire spread rapidly among
the dry leaves and straw, and although
many people were soon on the heid
fighting the flames, it burned over three
miles. The residence of Walter BEEN was
burned. Us was also the school-house.
William Crestwell. prominent citizen
of Ashe county, died very suddenly at his
home Monday. He had just arose from
the dinner-table, and throwing up his
hands with gasp fell dead on the floor.
The general store Of Il. Harky Il Son, in
Surry county. was burned by an incendIary
last night. Loss about $4,000; partly III
sured.
POLITICAL.
Tomorrow the Mecflenbtrg Times, the
organ Of the Farmers Alliance in this sec
ton, will print column double-leaded
editorial announcing Captain Sid. Is. Alex
ander as the farmers candidate Tor the
Democratic nomination for Congress from
this district. 1t was stated IN this CORE
spondence some days ago that the alliance
people were organizing their forces all
along the line for this purpose. Captain
Alexander is ox-presldent of the State Al
lance, and a mighty strong man among the
farmers especially. Candidates are fast
bobbing up all along the line, and the fight
is waxing warm. The Democratic conven-
ton will meet for the purpose of nomina-
ting a candidate in May. Colonel Row
land. the present incumbent, Is again IL
the race.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

(Reportod Tor The Dlspatch-I
FEBRUARY 12, 1890
Loose tobacco sales today. $3.50 pounds, With
sIi. IS the highest and 81 10 the lowest
Auction offerings on Change, u packages
composed OF Is brights and 9 dsrks; taken In ii;
highest, fS4 lowest SIC; average, t2a.ie
Internal eyenue collections: Cigars and olga
reites, s6Oas5; tobacco. s36i491-sotai. s4,s'o2i.
Private sales reported to-day; Filters, ID;
wrappers, Z; cutters, %; darKs. 30 hogsheads--
total, lie hogsheads.
Market for all old stock Is strong, with narrow
selection in any grade but common and medium
filters. Wrappers OF fair color seen In medium.
Nahogsnies are scarce.
Loose sales showed fow piles OF very 5000
heavy shipping. Tho Oilers we're very poor
quality aud break much mixed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

district, and william A. Harris, sixth as
trict; Iennessee-Henry X. Hinkis. Eou H.
trict-
The Senate has confirmed n. O. Busn.
Collector OF Customs, Charleston, -
ern district Of Georgia. and b. W. walker
Middle and Southern districts Of Alabama,
Florida.
fostmasters: Alabama--L. Cornish De
mopolis: G. W. Childs, Marion, ana L.
Perdue. Greenville.
Supervisors OF Census: Mississippi.
w. Chandler. Second district. fiorioa--y'
w. Tompkins, Second district Ienhes-
Sew. q. Hunt, First district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
GOOD FOR LABOReRS.
Wrecked Oystermen Heard From-Court
Matters in the Twin Cities--The
Fish Train.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
NORFOLK, Va, February IL, 1890.
Work for the laborlng population OF this
section seems to be more steady and
abundant this winter than for many years
at this season. Carpenters and other me-
chanics find plenty Of employment in the
building operations that have been
uninterrupted IN and around Nor
folk for several months, and great
number IF new buildings are to be
erected this year. The statement IS made
that there are 1900 houses now IN process
of construction. Thousands of laborers
are at work on the various railroad I'M
provements around the harbor. while the
construction of new war-ships, the repairs
to old ships, and the erection of new build
ing at the navy-yard gives the mechanics
aud laboring element generally more
steady work than at any period since the
war.
HEARD PROM.
Several of the missing crews Of the oyster
vessels destroyed by the Saturday night
gale on Chesapeake bay have been heard
from, having gotten ashore in their small
boats. Two returned TO their homes III
Portsmouth last night and report that
several boats of the feet were carried to
sea and their crews drowned. All Of the
DOlto MtIt OGtPll Win w ebSAo AAiA
the loss in property Is considerable to the
owners.
VARIOUS JoTTISos.
The courts of both Norfolk and Ports
mouth have been disposing of the criminal
dockets this week and number Of parties
have been sent to the penitentiary.
A Merritt wrecking steamer left here this
morning to go to the assistance of the
stranded steam-barge Edward Riddles, of
Back river. The cargo of phosphates in
the barge is not injured.
Portsmouth contractors have been
awarded the contract for removing the bar
at the navy-yard on which the new cruiser
Baltimore grounded.
The union depot in Portsmouth will be
built by the Seaboard and Roanoke, and
Atlantic and Danville Companies, and
finished III about twelve months. The
Norfolk and Carolina will go into the Belt
Line, and run passengers into the union
depot TO be erected in Norfolk.
THE FISH TRAIN.
The fish train on the Norfolk Southern
railroad will be put ON next week. The
seines arc now being put in on the Caro-
lima sounds. and the stake-nets for shad
are already doing good business.
AT a meeting OF the stockholders of the
Atlantic and Danville railroad Yesterday in
Portsmouth all OF the old officers were re-
elected. General-Manager Pcck's report
shows that the average number of miles
operated during the year was Isl: gross
earnings, SSS3,3s8.57; expenses, $209,-
925.l8; tons OF freight carried, $50. $50, and
| l73, S92 passengers. The equipment con-
sists OF "a locomotives, 81 coaches and bag
gage-cars, and FOL freight-cars. -Four en-
gines are building at the Richmond Loco
motiye-Works and lOocars for hauling logs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
NARROW ESCAPE FROM BURNING.
Bold Attempt at Highway Robbcry-Es
cape of Prisoner-Importnnt
Cases to 10 Decided.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatchl
PETERSBURG. VA, February IL. is9l
IRE occurred at 3 O'Clock this morning Ia the
frame building on Harrison street owned By Mr..
J. T. Dalton aud occupied by Mr.. ID. 7. Drake
as grocery and bar-room. The IRE was d.
covered by Mr. Thomas l. Moore, who Is en-
ployed by Mr. Drake as clerk and who sicers
In The store Ct night He was awakened oy ths
dense and sufiocating cloud Of smoke wnicn
nlied the store, aud seirng hts clothes Win
great dinicuity reached the door aud gave tns
alarm. The rear portion OF the store was 10
stroycd and Hr. brakes stock OF goods was Sc
riously damaged by water. Mr.. DAlton had an
insurance OF $500 on hts building, ana mr. uthko
had his stock Of goods insured foe tlOO.
ABoLD ATTEMTT.
A bold attempt at highway robbery was frus-
trated by the police at an early hour this morn
ing. Sir. William Green, wel-kn0Wn farmer
OF Chesterfield county. was walking along Hal,
Tax street when no was seizsd by TWO men anu
dragged into alley. Mr.. Green's cries Tor as
sisisncs were heard by tho officers on that beat,
who FASTENED to his assistance. Inc highway
men becoming frightened iod GU hearing ,he
approach OF footsteps. Mr.. Green was 80 mucn
frightened by the sudden attack that he could
not say whether his assailnnts were white or
black. The mon were chased for some distance
by the officers, but Il being dark and they having
gained ,uch = lead the officers wore eompelied
70 give up the chase.
ESCAPED.
James Perkins, negro confined In the station
house on the charge " assault aud battery,
made his escape from that place last night He
ASKED permission 20 go out In the yard attached
TO the ststion-bouse and before the officer 10
charge could realize 10 he had mounted the
twelye-foOl fence which surrounds tue yard and
Was lost In the darkness.
According 70 order OF ado urnment Judge
Hancock will reopen his Circuit Court In this
city tomorrow. when he will deliver hs opinions
I'm the OF young Carleton Marks, con yicted Oh
the murder ~ =. II. Balm. who appeals for a
new trial aud In the case OF the Norfolk ana
Western railroad against tho Postai-felegraph
Company. This latter case involves some very
interesting questions OF Law and the Judges
opinion Is awaited with great deal OF interest
Mr.. A. J. Casse,l, superintendent of the Cen
trail division Of tho Norfolk aud Western raul
road, accompanied by a number oil friends
passed through town In a special coach this
morning route 10 Roanoke. ROBIN ADAlR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
Nominations and Combinations.
fRy faisvrapb IN thu Dispatcn.i

WASHINGTON, February l2.-The fresl-
dent to-day nominated to be census super,
visors: virginia-Frank w. Winston, Ihira
district. Alahama-Jack r. Wilson, Fourth
district. South Oarolina-Samuei IL
Pointer, First district; Deleyin Yates, Be
cond district. and Francis W. Macusker'
Fourth district. Observation-Disclosures =.
Haley, First district; Joseph II. Thibadeau,
Third district; Marion Bethune. Fourth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

many weeks the committee had fetched
az mem IN. and the Democratic had found that
ansy We're jumping out OF the srying-pan
INTO the FIRE. u.aughtcr.l
Mi. henderson. ~ Iowa, referring TO the
election cases. said IL there waa member
on the hoor entitled to his seat the Renub-
hcans would stand up and defend his
rights, but IL there was on the floor n man
wno hcid hisaeat by black-heartcd fraud or
ted-handed murder. they would unseat
nun u they had the power. Applause on
the Republican side. '''"'S
MeSsrs. Buchanan Of New Jcrsev and
Walker of Massachusetts, followed In de-
fence OF the Speakers course and then.
NJ ; O'Clock. the House took rcccss until
so'clock, the evening session 10 be for de-
bate on the rules.
EVENING SESSION
Between 1900 and 500 persons assem-
ibled in the House galleries this evening to
ns1en 10 arguments upon the proposed
code OF rules and had the pleasure of look
ing down upon about thirty representa-
tyes: Messrs. Mansur OF Missouri Lane
OF Illinois, Rogers Of Arkansas. Springer
or limos, Shiyely, of Indiana, Wike of
ILLINOIS, Brookshirc Of Indiana. and Pierce
OF tennessee denounced the rulings of the
Speaker, while they were defended by
MeSsTs. Moore of New Hampshire, Dunuell
OF Minnesota, Houk Of Tennessee. and j.
ID. Taylor. of Ohio.
Inc House at IL o'clock adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
sding futures ranged:
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. February i2-Cotton steady; MIDI
ding, ilailkc. Flour steady and quiet
Wheat-Soutbcrn Inactive and nearly nominal;
Fuitz, s0as5c. Longberry, seasss. No rod
sOaslc; steamer No 2 red, s5a75kc.: western
duh and lower; No. 2, winter red, spot, Dtc;
February. s0ac.: Msrrh. slsSiha: May, ssks
s3.c. Corn.-southern nominal white, Sss4lc.:
yellow. 3oassc. western weak sud lower; mixed
spot. 36As36.c.; February. 3okaNbc Narrh'
3jXc. A9ril. S5.S a5s.c. May, 35'saSol.s june
20 s36Ec.; July. S7AaS7 NC; steamer. ssA~sc.
OATS nrm: southern and fennsy fvnnin, tsaslc.
Western. white, s9sa3ic; do mixed. "a 49,;
graded, No. white, 30a3ic. Rye duii primo
% choice. bisb6c. Ray very dull: prime TO choice
timothy: az NaA& Provisions dun ana as IN
meats doose)-Snoulders, Sc. long-clear ana
clcar-rib sides, o',c: sugar-picsled shoulder,
5hc.: sugar-cured smokcd sheulders, ssc;
hams, l0s.aiikc. Lsrd-kcnned, ne: crude,
SIC. Butter nrrn: western packed ,ioa2ic. bess
roll. l6slSc. creamery, 2Gassc. Eggs nrm Pc
troleum UNCHANGED: refined, l.6oc. Conee
quiet; Rio cargoes fair, i9.c. sugar steady:
ft<c. Whisky nrm at fi.0sasi.i0. frciehts 70
Liverpool per steamer quiet aud very steady:
cotton, i0c. ; nour per ton. in sncks, Ds gram
s.. Vi. saIes-wheas, sd.Ooo bushels. corn 10000
bushels.
LOUISVILLE. KY. February ia-wheat quiet;
No. 2 red. 15c.; No. 2Longberry, 10 Corn quiet;
No. white, 33sc.; No. mixed, BE. Oots nrm:
No. 2 mixed, on track, 2fc. Provisions quiet
Bncon--Ciear rios, ss.75: bellies, $40. Bulk
meats-Cured short ribs, sa2S; clear, $50:
bulk-shouliers. S. Pork-Frime. tl1so. Hans
New sugar-cursd, si0as 1850, packed. Lard
Prime steafn, &c (tierce); leaf Qierces), 81.
An ,or,.
d. LUIS
er LOUIS. February l2-flonr uncneneea.
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army, and who was then arrested o1 tr s%v
charge OF violating the law exiink ,one
France All protenders to the French snI ~
was again arraigned before the Irp9u as,;,tv
the Seine to-day. He was sdjudgea "a ~
OF violating the law and was senteh0'1 "
two years imprisonment.