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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
DEATHS.

ANGLE.-Dled, on Saturday. February
IA. 1891, at 81 o'clock 7. M;, JAMES y,
son of Matte and Montrose Angle, Jr., IN
the fourth year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence, 7O7 north Fourth street, at ; o'clock
MONDAY, February l6, 1891 FRIENDS Oh
the family invited to attend.
Washington papers please copy.
CHOCKLEY.-Die at twenty minutesto
70 O'Clock A. NJ February IA; 1891. Mrs.
JOCKEY HARRISON CHOCkLEY, In her
Her funeral will take place TODAY
Sunday at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, from her
daughter-in-law's house, No. $50 south
Laurel street. Friends and acquaintance
are invited TO attend.
Dallas (Texas) papers please copy.
FTNNEGAN. Died. az his residence, 7S5
Brook avenue, at 61% z. NJ, February ~,
1891, PATRICK FiNNEGAN, in the hfty-
first year of his age. =.
His funeral will take place from -.
Peters Cathedral at Z. M. SUNDAY tho
18th instant. Friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited 10 attend. 1t
HOwARD.-Died, at Powhatan Court
house, Va, February 9, 1891. at l2SO a, nL'
EDNA EARL, youngest daughter OF A. u.
and Emma j. Howard; aged one month
and twentY-nine days.
No more we'll sec that loving smile.
Or stroke that little head;
No moro wen watch that gentle sleep
Our darling EDNA is dead.
MOTHER.
KEETON.-Died, with heart-disease.
February 9Th, at o'clock A.: ~, at the
the residence of his uncle, W.. IL. Grifhn,
ZOE east Marshall street, little WILLIE
KEETON; age thirteen years, and hve
months.
1891.
McCABE.-Died, at the residence Of her
son-in-lay, John Murphy, No. SOB wese
Grace street, Saturday evening, February
IA, 1891, Mrs. MARY McCABE; aged
Her funeral will take place from Sc.
Peters Cathedral MONDAY MORNING at
o'clock. Friends invited to attend.
SHAW.-Died. at hor fathers residence.
Dance street between Richie aud Carter,
on Saturday the 14th, at o'clock. ROSh
ANNA SHAW, in the sixteenth year OF her
age.
Farewell. dear ANNA, but not forever.
God strengthen me-. pray,
To bear the cross, endure the pain,
Till am called away.
Funeral from the above residence NON
DAY at IL O'Clock.
THOMAS.-Died. Saturday. February
f4th, in his twenty-frst year, II. WfTHE
THOMAS, at the residence of his father,
w. X. Thomas.
His funeral Will take place from Grace
Street tabernacle at 5 o'clock Il. III. Sun
DAY.
WOODCOOK.- KILLED. on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway Saturday morning,
Mr. +. G. WOODCOCK. formerly OF
Charles City county, but up 10 his death o
resident Of Chelsea Bill, in his thirtieth
year. -,
He leaves devoted wife and ono child.
His remains viii be inferred at Mt. Plea
SAINT church, Charles City county, Va,
MONDAY MORNING.
WRIGHT. -Died, in Athens. Ga, after .
few days illness. in the ffty-third year ot
his age, JAMES @. WRIGHT, formerly Of
Caroline county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures babitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, Nv
10 -su, W(Wl&FlotptcofrIt
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rHr n1cHMnNn IN nANYTLLE.

The proposition was submitted by
Judges Watts and Gustin. Oakman, vice
president of the Richmond and Danvllle
Railroad Company. made precisely a SINH
lar offer, with the exception that the bonds
are to beguaranteed by the Richmond and
Danville and Georgia Central and Banking
Company. The two offers were submitted
to a vote and carried in favor of the Rich
mond and Danvllle, 623 bonds being voted
for il and GA for the SeabOard and Roa-
nOke's offer, Alexander Brown, who con-
trolled the largest numbered bonds, voting
in favor Of the lease to the Richmond and
Danville. The bonds are to run as long as
the new charter under the reorganized
railroad company. The lease Is TO be per-
petual, and the bondhoders are to receive
their bonds free Of all expense.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRE, February 1L--Cotton quiet
sales today 200 bales last evening, AZ balesi
uplands. 9Gc Orleans. 9-iec. net receipts ali
ports. 1e,65l oalos; exports-to Great Britain
i8 500 bales; to France, IL, az bales 10 tao Con-
tineut ASA bales stock, o2I5A bales,
southern -four steady and quiet Wheat QUIZ
&c lower and weak No. red, SI..lb IN elo-
vat or options mere freely offered en- increasing
r oceipts az the West; closed weak ~ AeAc. de-
cline: February. 1i1i; March, Sl.iOH; May,
&lOgX. Corn dun and lower; NO. = O5c. Ia
elevator; options depressed on ireer inle-ior
movement closei easy % Aa1c. doclinei Feb
runry, exc. March, 6lAc; May, 591fc. oats
unchanged; options duh and easier; Febru-
ary, 5gkc.: May bike; spot No. :, 5SAaSfc:
HOps quiet and oasE Coneo-Opuoha closed
firm, ssl0e. up and quieti February: sl1iO;
March, sl6Rs May. si6.3sagl0.4e; spot Rio quiet
aud arm. Sugar-kaw duh but nrn /; rorned
quiet aud l-IGc. lower; @, 5 3-l6a5xc.: yellow.
5 i-i6a5 1886: OF A, 5 9l6a3 1916. Aoiasses--
New Orleans nrm and quiet Rice steady and
QUOT Petroleum QUOT and steady; refined,
a. 25as7.50, COttOn-seed OIL Arm and quiet
crude, OF grade, <3a25c hosin duh but steady;
strained, common 10 good. fL42kasl.4A Tur-
pentine dull but STEADY at 40ai0hc PORK steady
quiet and nrm. Tered beef steady and quitt.
Cut-meaIs fairly active ami steady. hiddles
dull and unsested. Lard opened firm and
closed weak; city, $3.50; March, $3.50; Mag,
s6.sQ. Freight5 cuA ana weak
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. February A--Cct;on very dun (;
nnddhRg, 0 $3.50 Flour dull. Wheat-Soutn-
err arm; Fultz. Si.03aSiI0; Iongberry, .05a
si.i0; western quiet; No. winter red, spot
Si.03k asi.O3H: February, si.o3zasl.03<; May,
81 n4s, asL0fh. Corn--Southern quiet but firm
white, e0a8eKc.; yellow. 6taG2kc.; western,
quiet mixed Spot ol4a6iAc February, eika
6lkc. Nay, 5SAa6Ske.: steamer. 0D4e. Oats
steady; ungraded southern Pennsylyania. Da
see do. western white, blas2c DO. mixed.
bOa5lc. graded No white. 5i1le,; DO. mixed
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. February lA--FIourst steady. Wheat
IN good demand Nc. rcd, 81. Corn Ia good
demand: No mixed, kil<c Oats barely
steady No. mixed, 4saiskc. Provslcns nrEi-
or. Whlskey steady 81 Ella
ST LOUIS
ST. iours, February if.--Floar dull aad pn.
changed. Whest opened hAAc. lover and
nuctuatsd within . srnaff fraction throughout
the session, closiDg steady 81 &c. below yeslse
days last figures. No : cash, geAaseke
May. ~ 8a97Mc.; July, 81 &c. lid. Corn opened
NJ lower ami ruled Qnlos bat steady 70 hs
close, which was nc. lower man yesterday
No cash. 4p4as0,ee.. asked jay
b0rsn3sc Oats dull, No Z. casn, f34e41a
May closing fSEc. bid. Whiskey steady e STA
Provisions firm but quiet PORK. $e.svatAs ~
Lard. sAfoaft.s0 DFg-salt meas tpoxsel-
shoulders t2saXi longsi and rips, she''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
rnE pREsIpENT ON SHERMAN.
Message Announcing tho Death of the
General of the Army.


fBy telegraph TO the Dispasca.i
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Presi-
dent this afternoon sent the following
message TO Congress;
" To ne Senate and House Of Representatives
"The death OF William 7. Sherman,
which took place to-day at his residence in
tho city Of New York at 1850 7. NJ, is an
event that will bring sorrow TO the heart
Of every patriotic citizen. No living
American was so loved and venerated as
he. To look upon his face. 70 hear his
name, was TO have ones love of country in
tensifed. He served his country, not for
fame, not from O sense Of protes-
sional duty, but for love Of the
hag and OF the benefcent civil
cation of which it is the emblem. Ho
was An ideal soldier and shared TO the full
est the eSDri du corps of the army, but be
cherished the civil institutions organized
under the Constitution, and was only
soldier that these might be perpetuated IN
undiminished usefulness and honor. lie
was in nothing an imitator. A profound
student OF military science and precedent
he drew from them principles and sugges-
TONS and 50 adapted them 70 novel con-
ditions that his campaigns will continue to
be q profitable study Of the military pro
fession throughout the world. His
genial nature made him q comrade to
every soldier of the great Union
army. No presence was 50 welcome
and inspiring at the campfire or
commandery as his. His career was COM
plcte his honors we're full. He had re-
ceived from the Government the highest
rank known to our military establishment
and from the people unstinted gratitude
and love- No word Of mine can add 10 his
fame. His death has followed in startling
quickness that OF the Admiral of the Navy,
and it is sad and notable incident. that
when the department under which ho
served shall have put on the usual en-
blems of mourning four Of the eight eK-
ecutive departments will be simultane-
ously draped in black and one other has
but to-day removed Grape from its walls.
'BrNJAMIN HARRISON.
"Enec,aire Manson, February IA, 1891"
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
GAruanly rebrtary IA 1881,

gALRs.-2O0 Richmond city Ga at ia
Closing quotations at tho Stock Board:
n ..-.-,,.-..,..sr Grcrrprrrrro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
MARRIAGES.

COUNCH-JOHNSON.- The marriage
of Miss DORA b. JOHNSON TO Mr.. Ia III.
COUNCIL, both Of this city, took place az
the residence of her sister, Mrs. Leila
Jeffress. No. AIS east Clay street, the stu OF
February. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DIR. Kerr.
Observation-Disclosures on Fob.
ruary 2, 1891, at the home OF the brides
mother, Mrs. A. =. OHare,. kock-Creek
road (near Soldiers Home). District OF CO.
lumbia, FRANCES @. O'HARE to II. LEH
RAGLAND, of Richmond, Va, Rev. 5. +.
Ryan officiating.
WAIIDBAUER - KEITH.-.Married, at
the residence of the brides parents, Febru.
arv 5th. by Rev. Paul Mcneil, Mr.. AL,
BERT +. WALDBAUER to Miss PAULINE
Il. KEITH, No cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
THE ALLEGED WHlsKEYTRUsT PLOT
Plan of Defence Agreed Upon by the Trust
OmcfaIs
[Br teleeraph 3 &c DIspatch.l

CHICAGO, February 14.-It has been de-
cided to lay the case Of the alleged dyna-
mitard George j. Gibson, secretary OF the
wbiskey trust, before the State rather than
the Federal grand jury, as under the State
law il is possible TO lntilct more severe
penalties than under the Federal law: A
consultation between President Greenhut,
of the whlskey trust, Director Woolner, OF
Peoria; Director McNulty, and other on
Gals was held here to-day. Mr.. Greenhut
announced at the outset that Gibson had
resigned pending an investigation.
A preliminary plan of defence was out
lined during the conference. 1t was pro-
posed TO show that Gauger DeWar, who
charges that Gibson tried to hire him to
blow up Shufeldts distillery. is practical
machinist and could have made the IN
fernal machine which he alleges Gibson
gave him. 1t was TO be admitted that
Gibson was in communications with DeWar
for the purpose Of obtaining rellable IN
formation as to the output of Shuteldts,
and that in case DeWar failed to send the
information Gibson may have written 10
him on the subject that DeWar had an
opportunity and four hours time in which
to tampeT with GiDsOn's valise alter his
arrest before II was put into the vault and
that he might have substituted the bottle
of infammable stud found IN II later In
place of a perfectly innocent liquid; that
DeWar had such liquid in his possession
and displayed it to Government officials
several weeks before the exposure; that no
such bottle as that containing the liquid
was in Gibson's yalise when he was arrest
ed. In short, that Gibson may be the vic
tim of a conspiracy in which Government
officials are dupes. AS to the shares. of
whisky-trust stock it is to be shown that
they are the property of Gibson's wife and
that he was merely taking them to be de-
pOsited in q sQfe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

thus far prevented tho transfer Of the
league money 10 the evicted tenants fund,
and there il much suffering In consequence
among those who were evicted.
On the day that the conferences AZ
Bolougne collapsed Parnell made an irri::
peratiye demand upon tho executors OK
the estate Of the late MIR. Biggar, who was
one of the custodians of the National
League fund, that they surrender. the
money TO him. This the executors refused
guarantees that the money would be
handed over TO the tenants fund. Ihey
did not succeed in obtaining these Ruaran-
tees, and consequently they still refuse 70
relinquish thor hold upon the money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
COTTON.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
HIDDLrEG, &c.
Low MIDDLISG. SIC
GoOD ORDINARY, sc.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MAKERT. ,
[Reportod for The DlspatchI

khOFDAh WI ava AiAD bepP"NN's
FEBRUARY "a, 1891.
Auction offerings on 'Chsnge to-day light
Revenue collections to-day were: Cigars and
cigarettes. S20L45; tobacco, ti,5Sa9i; special
tax, $liO5-total, 81 ,sOsAL
Private sales: Wrappers, 90; cutters, 81;
darks, 80 scrap, i2-totsl, 100 hogshesds.
Auction offerings on Change for week 1873 pack
ages, and 72 taken in. Highest 5000; lowest, "a
average, 1890
Revenue collections for week: Cigars and ci-
garettes, s9,469.89; tobacco, sio,2s4,36; special
tax, s1AO5-;otal, S25,767.sO.
Private sales for week: Filters, 90; smokers, "a;
cutters, 80: Wrappers, %; dsrks, "a Burnley, s.;
scrap. 90; West Virginia, 40-toia, 3S8 hogs
heads.
The range Of loose tobacco prices have been
throughout the week we'll pleasing to planters,
and the quality desirable for our manufacturers
In particular. Sales at 10 to Ice. we're often made
this week. Lugs aud low leaf showed no Inn
proyement. No change ia West Virginia tobacco
TO note. Private sales we're without special fea-
ture. Receipts Light: deliveries larger for ware
houses.
W. p. Gilman, Of FarmVille, Va, was in the
city Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
rur IAN nASK STATEMENT.

Traders who expected 70 make domonst re-
ton against tho market on the strength OF tno
bad BANK statement we're headed on. and no
thing was dono beyond the usual ordinary
transactions There were a fow movements OF
importance, however, among which an advance
OF 90 per cent in Susquehanna aud western
preferred and 2 per cent in oregon Improve
meut were the most prominent, thoegn the LOT
rner Loaf per cent In the nnsi dealings. The
fndustrials were also moved about more man
the regular list and new sugar STOCK aitsr
q fractional declae moved up over per cents
but closed siightly lower than last evening"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
rhe Terminal Makes a Western Alliance.
NV telegraph TO tho Dispateh.l

CErc.oo. February i4.---The rumor is
published that as result OF CALVIN >.
Brvce's trip over the Louisville, New AZ
bany and Chicago road close frame an w
ancs has been formed between IL anu tue
p;cbmond Terminal lines. liz connection
Wifi this e Il stated Bryce had bought the
nnsoId mortgage bonds of the road. amount
inc 10 81. 85S 900, for which be paid 81 500
ao6. fiat this sum is 20 be used IN I'M
nyoying tho physical condition OF the road,
md that II is to be used as the Chicago
line for the East Tennessee, Virginia end
neoryia ria New Albany and OF the Queen
and Crescent ia Cincinnati and lndianapo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
To Allow confedeTates to Vote.
fly telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

TOPEKA, KAN, February i4.--The House,
without an opposing vote. has passed q
bill removing political disability from oil
persons who volunteered their services
against the Government in the war be-
tween the StGtes. The Constitution de-
bars volunteer Confederate soldiers from
the right TO vote OF hold Office, and this
hll is expected TO remove the constitu-
tional bar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
ur,v voeN STOCK MARKET.

NEW YoaK, February h--The return OF MT.
Gould TO this city thIs morning In. 90 far as can
be learned, his normal condition OF health nas
stopped eli influence from the rumors OF his
serious indisposl;ion, aud this, together Win inc
tendency among all classes Of operators to await
tho Adjournment Of Congress before taking any
action in speculative way, intensified the pre-
vailing dulnoss in the stock market today ana
trading wac the smallest OF sny day for along
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
THE ARKANSAS FARMERS.
THOR Two state Organizations Reorgan-
ized Under Ono Head.
lBy telegraph to Tho Dlspatch.l

tBy Telegraph 70 mo DIFpA1Vn'I
ST. LOUIS. February IA Little Rock
disnatch saws tho two farmers OTganlza-
tions of the State have re0rganlzed under
one head. The order will hereafter be
known as the Farmers Alliance and Inter
national Union Of Arkansas. Its objects
are defined as substantially those OF the
National Alliance. The officers elected arc
Panl &. Davidson. president; George Mar
fin. yice-president; j. w. Daltison, secre-
tary; William Dowell, treasurer: j. r..
BRYAN, State lecturer. Executive COMMIT
tee: +. ID. Humphreys. ). H.. klng, -
McCracken, H. ii. Moore. ana j. W. Wild
brint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
The Government Forces Defeated.

LONDON, February 14.-Dispatches re,
eeived here from Buenos Ayres IN regard
70 the revolution in Chile announce that
an important engagement has taken place
in Tarapaca between the rebels and the
Government forces. and that the latter
we're completely defeated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
FEBRUARY Il, 1891.
OFFERINGS.
WHBAT.-76l BUSHELS
CoRN.-1,72s bushels.
OATS.-l,0g bushelA
sALRs,
WHEAT.-7s bushels.
CoRE.-5S0 bushels.
OATs.-92 bushels
QUOTATIONS..
WHEAr.-Longberry tiasl,t0. Mixed, 99c.a
glOq. shOrtberrY. OSe.asl06.
CORN.-White, Gla32c. Mixed, 60a6lc.
OATs.-Whtte, No. 2. 5ia55c. Mixed, No. ..
52a53c. Rejected, 4Sa4Sc. Winter Gor seedl, Goa
Csc.
RYE.-75as0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
A NatIonal ReaI F.tote Ercbance.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, February 14.-The
Real Estate Exchange Of this city to-day
issued invitations TO all real estate ex-
changes throughout the Union to meet in
Birmingham March 30th for the purpose Of
organizing National Exchange,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

IHB STRONd SBoCAo.
ono tho paperet fiat the strongest {

Among tho general list the strongest stocks
wore Western Union. Wheeling and Lake hrie
preferred, Missouri Pacific, and LouisVillo anu
Nashville' The opening was siesiy, but tho
early dealings developed some strength. ana we
close was generally at fractions better man lsst
nights figures. The trading extended TO only
as,474 shares OF listed and g,555 unlisted eneres'
Tho transactions In railroad bonds werO without
siRuidcapce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
lTALYs NEW CABINET.
It's Policy Aunounced-It VIM BE simple
and Frank.

tBy AngiO-American cable TO the Dispateh.l
ROME. February 14.-Upon the assembling
of the Chamber of Deputies to-day the
Marquis di Rudini. the new italian Pre-
mier, made his promised statement as to
the policy of the Cabinet. which has al
ready been outlined and commented upon
in advance by q number of newspapers.
The Marquis declared that the Cabinet
will fght under tho standard of economy,
and that il proposed TO equalize the budget
by reduction Of the estimates, including
the war and naval estimates Solar as the
Cabinets foreign policy IL concerned. the
Marquis said, that IL would follow the YER
dict of the elections and would be simple
and frank. as betting a country when
really desires peace programme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Forty Thousand Dollars Missing.
tu-. ..t......,, o., tha nlanafcha

LITTLE Rock, ARK. February 14.-Inves-
tigation shows that about $4,000 belong
ing TO the internal Improvement fund, ac-
cumulated from the sale of lands granted
Arkansas by the United States Government
forty years ago. is missing from the state
Treasury, although reported on hand IN
ex-Treasurer WoodruG's reports for the
fiscal year 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
GOVERNOR NoRTHEN CONDEMNED &.
The Pensacola Chamber Of Commerce re-
members His Donations.
IRv teIegrauh 70 the Dispatch.l

PENSACOLA, FLA, February lt.-At q spe-
cial meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce
to-day resolutions were adopted condemn
ing Governor Northen, Of Georgia, for
the attitude he took upon the recent VISIT
of jay Gould to Atlanta. The resolutions
saw: We prefer to remember with grateful
hearts Gouldis muni6cent donations to
Memphis in the hour Of that cltys ex-
tremity as TO the policy OF the western
Union Telegraph Company, when mas
ALWAYS plaeed that company's wires abso-
lutelv free to every city of the South du-
ring the oft-repeated epidemics to which
they we're subjected before an enlightened
system OF quarantine put stop TO the con-
tamination of contagious diseases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FRoMALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices for Money, Bonds Stocks orain'
Tobaeeo, Cotton, &C., and In Goa
necsion Herewith tho wes-
Their indications.
rpr .elorraph . the pispaloA.l

- WAsrrxoToS. d. c., February a.
IrAlp Forecast for Virginia: Fair weather;
~" winds becoming southerly warmer.
North Carolina: Cloudiness and
rain Sunday; brisk southeasterly winds;
warmer Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

s4zo, snortcisar. f<7ssctsn Bacon t5oxed,--
snouiders, $40; longs and fibA st.AA3e.A
shortcls&r, s5.8oafss5.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. February n.y,casa quosstio9s
F1onr etoady snd unchanged. NO sprin4
wheat Dc No. 2red. g7As7<c, No Scorns INC.
NJ. OATS. @fkc. Meg<pork. fe.s6asp.6f. LARD
sSssssAs5E. snortrbs si.sOss4b5; shoulders,
IA Qoa9{. shortcleor. tkSoa3Ls5. WbiskeJ, ti.lt
The opening nR1rc8 Of ubcat were ka5so
Ieeer sfes Nc the closo Of TIE inarkes on FRIDAY.
Nav VAS 0skc., and DC. ruied lintnediatelys 1ne
sec.ins nnIted long time srcuad N4c- end
s5zzc- hat nnaIly won't " 97xc.. s1d before noon
hs.s gotten down to g74c. Win sellers Toward
f, ciose OF mo session. on reports Ok eood sales
~ cssh wheat 70 Nsw YORK pastiez, Aey ro-
Covered 10 g9ac. Tho c0ra market wss vse<
sod inactive under tho influence 81 drys clesr,
snd rntn weather. together with fairiy good re-
catnts And sympathy with tho Weakness Ia
xbeat. oats we're dull and quiet, ruiinF ess,sfs
ihroueh eympathy with wheat ConHaessD,e
activity was notlceeble In rye. put tne boom
fattanod out, and tho close OF toe Asy Iusurs
wac 81. lover Tho provision market vns ner-
vous, win ga apparent reluctaoce amons Voc
traders on either side to MAKO heavy ven'nres,,
Prices az ne close to-day were epoat on ie'sA
with Yesterdays fsnai quotations
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
one Perfunctorv Ballot An IllInolE

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, February H.-Nearly
all the members Of the Legislature were
absent from the city to-day. In the Joint
resulting Palmer, IL (; Lindley, 3; Steel, 1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Shutdown of English Iron-wOrks.


LoNDoN.S February 14--The West Cum
berland Iron-Works have been compelled
TO shutdown owing to lack Of orders for
steel-rails. About 1,400 men are thus
thrown out Of work. Other iron-works are
reducing the number Of men In their en-
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