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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
WILLIAMSBURG.
An OmclaI Visit--Personal and Minor Mem
tiOn.


Especial telegram % tho Dispatch.l
WuIIAnsBuEG, Va, February 2h-Hon.
John l.. Massey. State superintendent OF
Public Instruction, accompanied 10y Gene;
raj William Is. IaliaferrO, of the NlsltorlM
Board Of William and Mary College, visit
cd our town during the past week. Mr..
Massey Iv virtue of his Office ~ also
member OF the board. and his business was
chiefly on college matters. Both gentle
men addressed the students (abOut lsj III
number in the public hall. and gave them
some sound, wholesome advice.
4 gentleman IN "a position TO know where
Of nc speaks states that Court-C Clerk Book
cr of HAMPTON. has instructed Hon. John
:. Wise 10 institute suit against the New
York Word for mi-repre5entlng him a5 70
his connection with the recent marriage
scandal IN Hampton.
SIR. Robert g. Barlow, well-knOwn
Democrat. was taken down Saturday night
with a serious attack of eyslpelAs. Mr..
Barlow has the sympathy of large num-
Der OF friends and their best wishes tor his
speedy recovery.
Mr.. Ii. p. Peasants. Of Richmond, is in
town, the guest OF Mr.. JOhn L.Mclccr, Oh
Francis street.
Three soldiers from the Fort-Monroe
garrison were here yesterday, they stated.
for the purpose of organizing "A lodge OF
knights OF Pythias. They VIII return at
an carly date and endeavor to carry their
plans into execution.
The official notice of the death and
funeral of Lord BOtetourt, which was
recently discovered while workmen were
repairing III old house, has attracted much
attention among the antiquarian people
throughout the State. ! understand That
the AntiquGrian-Society people here, Will
euiravor 20 procure the paper TO be placed
with other valuable rcicsin the powder
Horn"
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DEATHS.

AsKEW.-Died. sunday, February g. 1900, at
2.3) A. NJ. after "a hricf illness. Mrs. MAhf ~
ASKEW, widow OF Richard Askew, sr, IN mo
scyenty-eighth year ot her age.
Funeral VIII lake place from 81. Peters
Cgthelral THIS MORNING a. lUaJ O'Clock.
Friends Of tns family rvspec fully Invited TO At
tend. No Tower.
Brooklyn ". ~ papers please copy.
BARNETT.-Died suddenly. sunday night, at
No. el3 north Twenty-ntth street. EDWARD r.
BARNETT.
Funeral services from Union-statlon Meiho.
dist church THIS t1ueslay) All EkNOON al
Ocl0cs. Friends and acquaintance respectfully
Invited 10 attend.
BONDURANr.-Died. February cath, at 7:a0
o'clock, at tho residence OF Mr. K. T.. blunt. No.
sl0 north Tbirty-nrst street, Miss MOLLlE h.
BOSuURANr, In tho thirtielh year Of her age
Notice q funeral hereafter.
GRCBs.-D Died, February "a, $500 NJ go a.
VI. 10 her residence, 1904 north Iwrnty-siSth
street Mrs. ISABELLA GRJBS, IL tho forty
ninth year Of her age.
Aslecp IN Jesus, blessed sleep,
From wAich noue ever wake 20 weep,
Acslm AMI uud-turbed reQ0se,
Unhr0kcu by the asst 81 foes
Asleep In Jesus. peaceful rost,
Whose waking - suprcmeiy blest;
No frar, mo- woe shall dun tlRt hour
That manlfcsts the sayiout's power.
The funeral viii take place e. East-Rni
Baptist church At $3.50 o'clock THIS (ruesiay
EVENING. Friends aud Hcqualniauces are In
yltcd 90 attend.
Roanoke. ynchl urg. Petersburg, Huntington,
and >ho.yeyulo lkyJ papers please copy
MCDONALD. Died. Monday, February etth,
NJ 1875 q. VI. 40 tbs residence OF her iaiher +.
/. ID. SneRd. 2lg1 Pleasant s;root, Mrs LAURA
d. MCDONALD, widow 81 John n. Mcdonald, IN
the trenty--ixth year oi her Age.
Funeral from lfnlrl-otrcet Baptist church To-
DAY at3 O'Clock +. NJ. trieuds and acluhint-
ances are respectfully invited 20 attend.
Toledo tOhlol papers please copy.
RANDOLPu.-Die SUNDAY. February 23i. at
half-pa-l ~ o'c0cE, at his re-idence, AZ fif-
teenth street, JOIN n. RANbOlfH coloredl.
IIe died iu the triumph o. fAith
Funeral Will tqkc piace from tho First Zap
list church, Broad aud College streets, TINS
truesIay) EYENING at 3 O'clock Friends are
invited % attend.
eCUAAF.-Dicd, at tho residence Of her SON
No $40 east CLAY street. on Monday, feurulrj
~. 1890 ~ 7:30 o'clock A. NJ, Mrs. ANNA CHRIS
TINA SCUAAF. reict ~ Betram Schaaf, IN hei
sevonty-Hrst year OF age.
TIE funeral will take place from -. Johns
German Lutheran church, corner Eighth anc
Marshall streets, WEDNESDAY EVENING at
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances arc invited
10 attend. ~
SULLIVAH.-Diod, Ia Norfolk, Va, sunday
February 23i. JOHN /. SULLIVAN, ia bis twen
ty-hfth year
His funeral will take place from st. Peters Ca
thedral TUESDAY MORNING az O'Clock with
reauien mass. Friends Of his brothers, PatricH
J. and Timothy j. sullivan, are Invited TO AZ
fep1
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, February 2L-rlour duh Whrss
weak at &c. Corn active aud lower at SOabI',
Oats dull ~ 23a2ic. Pork steady a, tl0.2A Lard
quot at Ea25 Bulk-meaIs QUOT shortrns,
g. s0as5.9O. Bacon steady shoE i-clcar. %. Wits
key active at SlU2.
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SLAIN IN BATTLE.
The King OF Dahomey's Troops Repuised
and Sixty OF Them Killed-Other
foreign items.

PARIS, February q. -Information reached
here to-day that five hundred of the King
Of Dahomey's troops attacked the French
posts at hotonou, Senegal. The French
repullsed them and killed sixty of their
number.
PARIS, February A.-An animated debate
took place In the Chamber of Deputies to-
day on the motion submitted hS NJ Proust
Dumay and NJ. Feofering ON behalf of the
Radicals in favor of amnesty for all per-
sons found guilty of taking part in the Of
fences in connection with the strikes du-
ring the, past decade. The Government OPP
posed, the motion, and it was finally de-
fehted by a vote OF SIS TO 100.
BELFAST. February 24.-Tha rema;ns OF
Mr.. Biggar were Inferred at Carnmoney to-
day A large number of friends and SYM
pathizers attended the Ceremonies. Many
of the Parnellito members of the House OF
Commons were present.
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That Mighty section Of the West
tRv falelrraph To the DiaDatrh.l

AUGUSTA. Ga, February 2i.-The Cl'roni-
c,e SAWS a Chcago's selection: While the
Ctrmic'e has expressed preference for New
York as the place for the Worlds Far IN
ls42 it coneratulates Chicago on haylnG
carried OF the prize. Next TO New orh
CLi,aeols the greatest city the American
continent. ti-the growth of the stndent
W.-t and thoroughly represents me phe-
nomcnal development Of that miSn'y SEC
ti.n of tho Union. In respect To geo
graphical position and convenience to
The centres OF population Chicago IN
doubtediv presented stronger claims than
New York. A. to Chicago's ability 10 take
care of the visitors her accommodations
ara $40 ample that she has never yet been
fonnd wanting in providing Tor all VINO
have entered her gates.
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ON THE DAN.
Tobacco shipments-He Surrendered HIM
self.
Especial telegram % tho Dispa,chl

Especial telegram % tho Dispa'ch.l
DAyyu1R. Va, February 24.-About 65,O0O
pounds Of plug-tobacco were shipped from
Danvile to-day.
Cards are out for the marriage in wash
ingtJn on Thursday Of Miss Gcrtrude
Rueckert 70 Mr.. 4. h. Dodson. Both par
ties were formerly residents Of Danyilie.
Two Italians came 20 this city To-Day
with a couple Of tame bears which they eN-
hibited on the streets 10 the delight OF
large crowd Of small bows. This was N
violation Of law, and Mayor Graves had
them arrested. They We're fined - each'
and i'm default Of payment were locked up.
An effort was made by an italian N the
CITY to raise enough money by subsctip-
ton 10 pay tho fines: but having failed,
the prisoners admitted they had plenty on
money. paid thoir fines, and left town.
Some time ago Charlie, FultZ lcoiOreh)
had a difficulty with Or. Peter Burton near
this place. during which he drew knhe
and cut Or. Burton severely. He then ran
away and had not been seen until today
when he went 10 North Danville and sur.
rendered himself, saying he was tired OK
roaming around in tho woods.
The funeral Of Eugene II. School
field took place from Mt. Vernon church
Yesterday afternoon and was largely a.
tended Rev. l.. b. Betty preached the
sermon and paid high tribute to the de-
ceased as a model Christian gentleman.
The scene ~ the grave was very eh"ctlng
when old family servants gathered around
and won't over the remains OF one To whom
an were much attached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
That Dam Disaster.

Ppcvrx. Aml.. February Ono lntor7,
nation has yet been received here resN,d "a
20 The break IN the Walnut-Grove dam:
The disaster has occurred the loss Oh me
and damage 20 property muSt eNVIN - a.
Ihe entire valley from the dam 20 ~ 'c!n ,l.-
, nu, =, and ranchmen. The fall Of rain and
i Inn, has bern very heavy in the noun
,a ''y far TO the north and east, and the
, waite here Is very high. Salt river rose
seveatecn feet IN fifteen hours SATURDAY.
Inc railroad bridge across 1t was WA ms IL,
d, ,ie for two hundred feet and half OF the
qrort on the bank Of the river IS gone
Telecraphic communication was lhtyI-
rnnted' but wire was placed across INC
vtxar last ulrllf.
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Incnmotlye I.nginecrs.
Especial telegram 70 tn7 D'sPateh''

Especial telegram % th7 D''pH,uh'
CHARLOTTE. n. G., ts9 ,I,n S$r zi com
"a, 't ,'.' If he brotherhood of Locom0ilyc
LIN, ac;noeT,. representing the entire klch-
, m"S and Danyille system, convened IN
tbis city today There IS no special % %.
before the committee, and tine meeting VIII
adjourn tomorrow niGht'
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Pool-Rooms Closed.
NV tciosraph % tue Dispa'cn'

n,vpaIs February 24.--ln conformity
LII The recent decision OF the supreme
court that the act leealizing the seliS ot
nools on races run outside OF " - ny tbis
unconstitutional, the p92l-.oordjsr of the
CITY were to-day closeo oy 0iN
C,iminal Cont.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND February 2L-Rcccipts; ai2 heso
OF cGtue, 20 sheep, g)s hogs
SAILS: 262 head Of cattle. 232 sheep, ga hogs.
IrcGsi
Ca,tle-Best 4batSc. gross; medium 10 soods
81 asc. gross: common 70 fair, y a3ac gross
Sheep-4a6kc. gross.
Uogs-Aa5hc net
Bulls a3Ac. gross.
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washington Notes

ny telegraph 10 tho D''ps,O'' i,a -
wAsnnoroN. February 2 300 a ng 12 az per
ferinss to ;SaY % Sad ali accepted.
The President t 10 Weston w for supcrvi-
nation , Si t ccnsas " in the Third Virginia
s Sist 81 T." and nominated instead Joseph A.
WingGeld. ~~----
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nens,s, mULEs, COWS. &c

EOR SALE, A PAIR OF SUN
IL PERioR HORSESHOE and six IL
years old perfectly gentle In double and angie
harness. aud wsn gated. They will be sold
cheap by applying az once az Mr.. WliTkAMPs
Ivory liable, 2lg north Second street, between
the hours Of and r. n. 10 sS-ls'
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. February 2i.-vlrclnia 90, 66Ns
g.. baltimore ana Ohio stock. 100 al0i; C.n-
cinuau. Washington, and Baltimore lst certiii-
Gates. lOJa: consolidated gas bonds, lI2s a
llJA; 10. stOck, 53aj3A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
FROM CASE
TO
COUNTER.

Boxes crates, packages are pouring into our
receivlng-rooms in perfect nood-chocS full OF
our "gcttings" Of the past few weeks Quickly
ard without a bit Of friction or confusion. their
contents arc being distributed throughout tho
different departments-end thus our great busl-
moss slides noiselessly from one season into an-
Other II your needs make immediate purchase
necessary, you hsye tho iriumphs Of the past
and the forclhought Of the future to select from.
Winter and spring arc clasping handsome
relcoming-the other bidding good-oy.
Spring fashions in oyERCOArs are no longer
IN shsdowy thought They LIVE In our house
tho choicest ami tho rlchsst-ln REALITY.
We're getting there" as the boys say. Every
day brings us ono notch nesrer CON plete readi-
meas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
MARKETS BY TeLgGRAea.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, February 2k-Cotion steadyt
sales to-day. IS bales lat week, not before re-
ported. $40 bales for consumption aud i,lsO bales
Tor export; uplanis. II 3-idc. orleans, IL gl0c.
net receipts, 1891 bales; e1ports-to Great
Britain. A5S1 bales. u tho Continent, ilO2t
bates. stock, 59s.lo2 hales Flour quiet,
southern stcAiy. common 20 fair extra,
S. l5aSlG0: good 10 choice, f2S5afAsA. wheat
stronger and luiet: No. red 50 astc. In eleya-
tor. options lc,s active aud aaNc. down. and
steady; No. rcd February, Skc.: March,
She. April, 81 Vc.: May, A5hc. Corn lower
AMI fairly active; 40 ?. 3ihc 10 elevator; OPP
tons moderately active and steady; February.
$50: March. 33bc. April 3ac.; May. bkc.
oats and steady: optlons duh; February and
March, 20Ac,; May, g5c.; No. sspo' s'o. miXet
western, 25%agyc. Hope easy ssd Qnic'; now
state, lail9c. Old, sai2c. Coffee -Opuons closed
steady aud unchanged 20 - points up; February,
slf.6OaSl615; March, flB55ail665; April ant
Nay, sl650sSi6.Gl: June. ti6.aJat i0.55; spot ko
higher AMI fairly active; fair cargoe,, ~.
Sugar-Raw quiet aud steady: fair refining.
. 7-l6c.: ccntriiugsis. g6-tesi, $40. r0nned
stoaiy and IN fair damaud; q, 81 s5hc. extra
{. ~ rs l%l6c.: white extra G, 5'saoc. yolloW,
Aajt,c.; OF A, 8 i-l6a5'.c. mould A, 1-loc.
standard 4, 3.fjc cui-loaf. &c; crashed,
IKE; powdered. g-lGc cubes, 9-l0C. Mo-
lasses-Foreign nrm, 50-test. 22Sc
CHICAGO
CHICAGO February q Tho cash quotations
wero Flour unchanged. No spring wheat,
7ifss75i.c.: No red, ,5a75Nc. No. corn,
sac Lard, sAfiAtAsa. Shori-rins, $40.
shoulders. 81 l5ati2a short cloaT sides, SSasaoS.
Mni5key. fl.02
Leading futures rangpl.
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grades IL good and nothing ID neglected. Tns
demand for medium- snd low priced fiiisrs 10
bringing in from every bole and corner stock
applies 70 nearly oyery Grade OF old tobacco. We
think that pever before 10 the his;ory OF this
market has there been less Old tobacco In the
hands Of the dealers and the farmers, and NO
are told daily by responsible warohousemen,
who arc In mo best position 10 know, thsS
already tbs 1879 crop h nov more than half eoid.
The representatives OF tho cigarette manufac-
tureys. who wore allotted this market In mo
greater part OF the week. which, however, We
understand IA only TEN pOtsry. We think tbss
their absence has bad but little. II any, effect ON
prices. As soon a. tbey we're OF all tae dealers
WI D have boon accustomed 10 make ne cutter
grades q specially were GA In fuli force, and NO
ihink that prices have been well sustained. ex-
oept perhaps tho inner grades were LITTLE easier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February a. lsjl
oyFEgfSGS

wHRAr.--6.sq0 bushelS
CORS.--3.!00 bushels
oAI6--S,l50 bushels.
BRASs.-95 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wnsAr.-iOng CHERRY. 900 bushels very good on
private terms 900 bushels isir NJ &c niAen'
10 bushels fair at &c. Total sales Of wheat,
$40 bushels.
COsS.-white. 900 bushels very good AZ oec
600 bushels good on private terms hixel, ~
bushels very good on private terms. totai saies
OF corn, l.S0 bushels.
SOFA BEAMS bushels on private terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
FRlGHTFUL CALAMITY.
Thirty-Eight Men Buried in Ruins
Killed. Injured, aud Missing.

killcd, Injured, nnd HISsInG'
fBv Anolo-Amcrican cable 70 the Dispatch.l
II,rnrrG. February 2t-Whilc a largo
,,,r,bs. of vorkucn were engaged to-day
about tlc Flora Concert Hall, winch is be-
in., erected in this city. the iron cupola
I'm. urying thirty-cight men in the ruins.
Five have been taken ont dead, eight were
rescued severely injured. and i've others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
Attest: $. Meg. FISHER, Recorder. 10 %

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF TIKI RICHMOND
LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHlNE-W0RKS will
be bel as the works 81 the company on WEDNhS
DAY, March 5, 1917, al y O'CLOCK ii.
GEORGE +. JONES
% 10 On Secretary.
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANoN CONNECTION ThEREWITHT THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Doth Bosrds--Cotton'
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations
lRr t.lnrrnnh % the nispa,ch.l

- WASHINGTON, February 2L-Eor VIZ
/ ,ginia. threatening weather and rain,
RAIN leoutherly winds, stationary tempers-
i lture I'm the southern, and warmer IN
k-the northern portion.
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ss stt to sAi saiVason Oil o
rs cents.
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A. SAKS & CD.
MEETINGS.

HlHF HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL
j ASSOCIATIONS Will meet ai tue house OF
Miss Creushas, corner Main and Adams streets,
TO-DAY OF - O'Clock. full and prOmps az, en-
dance Is requested. PC OIL
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, No.2, ORDER
OF CHOSEN FkIESUS.-The members OF
VIRGINIA Neil, No. 2, ORDER " CHOSsN
FRIENDS, are requested 70 attend regular
meeting at tueir IOdge-roOm IL EiloLta Ran
THIS Cruesdayl EVENING, February 18th, at
~ O'Clock.
10 es.lt b. JACOBS, Secretary.
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FLOUR.

FLOUR.
weauote. Fins a. J)ssaTs. supsrfns sa7ss
sA2,; extra gl5)sgl7S family. ststL3l psssos
family, country. s.7jlsA25
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SAD eNDoFALocomoTNE ENGINEER
4 Celebration-wiu Take a Stand-Per-
sOnal and General Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
NoRroLU, Va, February "a, 1890
Yesterday morning white man named
w. f. Pillow, a locomotive engineer onthe
Atlantic and Danyille railroad, by some
means got overheard in the dock at the
foot If Roanoke avenue and was drowned.
The body was shortly afterwards discover
ed in the dock, and was taken ont and car
red 10 the statiOn-hOuse, where DR.. l.. '.
Newton, city coroner, held an inquest;
Pillow was from Petersburg, and It IS SAID
he WIS drinking very hard, having been
seen a short time before the accident very
much under the influence Of liquor. The
brothers OF the unfortunate man arrived
here this morning and will take the DOuy
home 20 Petersburg tonight.
The United States steamer Alliance
passed up 10 the nayy-yard this morning
from the farewell buoy TO take on coal ana
stores.
APATRIoTIC DEMONSTRATION.
The flags are flying again to-day in honor
OF the celebration Of the 22d of February
panies Of the two cities assembled on
Crawford street, and headed by the Naval
Post Rand and Colonel IA. q. Hudgins and
the iull STAFF Of the Fourth Virginia. with
the Light Artillery Blues on the lett, pa
raded the principal streets Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth. The companies all bad out
full ranks and the demonstration was IN
every way imposing. The schools all gave
halliday holiday.
A number Of citizens Of Mecklenburg
and Brunswick counties. appointed a COM
mittee 10 examine the property OF the At
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Opening. Higsssi ciOsfn1
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, February 2i.-Cotton firm MIDI
ding Itsc Flour atoAiy aud quiet Wheat
southern fairy active aud steady fuliz, 7Sssic.
LOugborry, SiAsSc.: steamer, No. rod, ifaisc.
western dun No. ?, winter red, spot SlasiEc..
February. slasl &c. March, Ill ssi NC. Nay,
So hasJhr. GOrn-SOufhcrn nominal, while,
5sal2c. yellow. 35a3gc. western steady mixed,
spot 35a36Sc.; February. 86e36sc.; March,
80 .a357sc.: April, b EJ3a &c: May, 35Aa3bc.
steamer, 3ihc. oats irn. southern and Penn
sylyania, 2,a3ic.; western white, 2J- s3lc. 90.
mixed, g a2gc.; graded, ho. white, 3a3lc.
ky0 duu and unchanged; primo 10 choice
55ajSc. Hay firm; prime 10 choice timothy,
ti250aiil Provisions steady and unchanged.
Mess porS-Old, 5000; new, tlL Bulk
meats QOOse)-ShOulders Sc. I. lOng-clcar and
eiear-rb sides, SIC; sugar-pickled shoulders,
5ic.: sucsr-cured smoked shoulders, B&c..
hams, l0i alike. Lard-Rohned NC. /: crude,
&c. Butter nrm and unchanged. western
parked, l6s2lc. best roll. lUaldc: creamery,
2ga2sc. Riggs strong: western, iial5c. Petro-
leum unchanged; re1uod, 7Sc. Coffee firm
hio cargoe. fair, 1916. Sugar steady: A soft,
DC. Copper -ieady refined. l3s glf4c. Wits.
key firm nj sl09asi.l0. Freights 70 Liverpool
por steamer steady, cotton, 40c. hour yer toa
In ~ ks, Us: grain, per husnel, Oh; CORK, ioc
orders, prompt, =. ID f5-. Sales-Wheas bl,OOt
bushels. corn 10000 bushels.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, February A-Flour duh Whras
weak at re. Corn active and lower az ya5Ic,
Oats duh AZ 23a24c. Pork steady AZ tiOSA Lart
auiot AZ Ea23 Bulk-meats quiet: shOrt ms,
key active at Sl.U2
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, n. c., February 4-rurpentins
ste ally Al sUc. ROsn nrm: strained 81 gOot
strained SiIh Tar firm ~ si.50 Crude iurpens
tine Grm; hard, tLg0. yello1-iip and shsin'
$50
NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEW YORK, February @-Ihe petroleum.
market opened steady nc ti.0ik for spot Tho
market ruled duh end featureess oil day and
closed dun at EI.O7l. for March. Options opened
stoady az !LO5A8tLO0s on very light trading,
then recovered meet VI this loss and closed duh
at iLO5h.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURsS
NEW YORK, February 2L-Cotton-Net re-
ceipis. lI5 bGcs; gross, 5,79i bales. Futures
closed easy Sales $500 bales; February,
fllfatlLi5; March. sllliasiil6; April, slll9,
May, siL23asiLA June, rLS,aslLD;
July ami August slis2AtlLs3: September.
si067aslQ6g; OctoLer. fi03iaSl05; November
ti022a!i0.23: December. siQ2i: January, tInsiA
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lRepor;ed for the Dispatch.l
FEBRUARY 2L-Market quiet Sales reported
OF best stock at quotations. Prime. SIC; extra
/ prime, 5&c.: fancy, 3'sc.. common, eeta;
shollod. -. axe factory hand picked, ehs7Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
1a.aH

A GENERAL MEETING OF The
"A STOCKHOLDERS AND LIFE MEMBERS
of the VIRGINIA STATE RICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL SOCIETY will be held al the
OF Richmond. on WEDNESDAY. March l2th, al -
NJ. Every member rs urged 70 stend either In
person or By proxy. ASHTON snAhhE,
fe II President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

HEADQUARTERS RI g H W
LII MOND CONMANDERY. No. ?, x
X. T., RICHMOND, February 3, IoN- ~
GENERAL ORDERS No. Z: sR/
KsIguTs,-A,tend a stated assembly Of The
Com nandery at tho Asylum, 81. Adams Hal,
THIS (Tuestay) EVENING as 7SO O'Clock. FA-
tigue dress Members Of COmmandery, No. ~,
and transient fraters arc Invited 70 attend
81 order OF the Eminent Commander.
no. Y. RICHARDSON,
Captain-General,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FsBRuAxY "a, tsso
kKRtYBD.
steamship Oh Dominion, Couch. New YORK;
merchandise an1 passengers-
schooner G. > smith, Miller, Baltimore, coal
Walk z Balsun.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel Deyo, Norfolk. men'hsaiiss
aud passengers
schooner Fannie Brown. ShsneiI, Beaufort :.
c., pyrtos, Curtis q Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, PEBEUAxY "a, 1890.
lby Telegraph
ARRIyEn
Steamship Mayaguez. New Orleans, coalcd
and sailed for Liverpool.
Steamship Glenmore. Now Orleans. coSied
and sailed for Liverpool
steamship Guysndotte, New York, and saiiod
for Now York, mercbsniise.
schooner Weison and Hunting. New Yort. 10
loBd coal.
Barge Marie. Nov York. 10 load coal