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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29
TELEaRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

TheNeT York State republican conmitte'
] has decided that lhs StRte convention fo
| the election OF delegates to The national re-
publican convention shall be held in Albany
on April 2S.h.
The boiler In the Savannah, Florida a5d
Western railway chops at Savannah, e1
poded at ak o'clock this morning, killing
two men ard fatally irjurlDg another. The
building was wrecked and the patterns o.
the oompany's machinery and locomotives
we're destroyed.
Wall street, Nav York, was flooded With
rumors to-day In regard to Delaware and
Hudson. The most actively circulated was
that the control Of the property had been
acquired by the New York Central road,
that the coal output woud be sold through
Joint agency and large part OF Its cosl
traffic would be turned over to the Pennsy..
yanla road under trsfiO agreement.
The abandoned Union canal, Tor 60 years
one OF the great waterways Of interior
Pennsylvania, extending from Reading irt'
Dsuphn county, Is at length destined to be
devoted to railroad uses. The last boat
travelled the canal dozen years ego. The
Reading has force OF men 81 work laying
a track on the towpath, and it is rumored
that railroad will be constructed to Bern
vile, Thirteen miles away.
The council between the Bosebud end Pine
Ridge Indians regarding the dividing line be-
tween the two agencies has ended AID all parties
are satisfied.
The barkentine William Phillips is ashore ten
and half miles south Of Cape Henry. Tho crew
abandoned her this morning and went en- boa,d
two vessels bound in Chesapeake Boy.
A. ". Wright, member Of the national e1ecu-
tive beard of the Knights OF Labor, says that
Judge Walter @ Gresham has been decided upon
as the presidential candidate Of the third party.
Miss Emily Yeamans, the actress who has been
lying i'll for several months at her home 643
Sixth avenue, in New Yo:k, died this morning..
John Trout, who has bsen serving sentence in
the Ohio psni;entisry for homicide, has b,en par.
doned by President Harrison.
William F. Keck, convicted of m1rdering Mr.
and M1q Vim. Nipch at Ironton, Pa ,on November
18th last, was sentenced to-day to be hung
1t was stated at Mr., Jay Gould's Office in New
York this afternoon that Mr. Gould left at two
o'clock for tho west
Fifteen business houses in Hot Springs, 8. D.,
we're barned yesterday causing q lo,s of $75, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29
YgOM WASHINGTON.

es,ec,sl Correspondence Of the AlsSasdria Gazette.
WAsKIgsgoR. &. O.. Feb. 20. 1882.
The mo quorum case" In which the
ls9sltg OF the Dlngley Wossted Aos was
at acked by Bali,n, Joseph & Co., importers
was to-day decided by the U. >. Supreme
Can't. The Dingey at was passed through
the acton OF Speaker Reed in counting
quorum when there YVES quorum OF mem
6ers present but not voting. Tbs importeri
maintained that Speaker Reed's action wat
in violation of the Cont tilution and that she
act psssed in tails manner was VOID. Tnf
u. 8. Circuit Court for the southern district
of New York decided against the U. 5. and
Ia favor OF the importere on this ground, 80
that the case came before tia U. S. Supreme
Court adverse &C the oonstrutionahtY Of the
sNo quorum" method OF parhemsr t.ry pro-
csdure, The court, in en- opinion By jnsttce
Brewer, holds that the "No quorum" RULE
was valid aud ast the House OF Represen'
airss had right co make such rule.
Representative Catohipge says be THINKS
Che Farmers Alliance 10 his State, Missis.
sippi, Will vote with the democrats next
November; and all the Alllsnce members Of
she Aoass from North Carolina say they
will.
wac lousy OEUoIcA w thC ANoVni aospAtaA ut
Norfolk. Virgins.
The q. s. Supreme COURT today la the
suir brought by Great Britain t. dsoids the
legality OF seizures In BehriDg Sea decided
ap favor of the United Ststes.
a resolution was presented In tue douse
today by Representative Caschlngs from
vhe rules committee, providing for the be.
ginning of the consideration Of the Bland
free coinage of silver bill on the 22i of
March, the discussion t. be continued on
the 23d and 24;h of the month unless IL Ia
sooner disposed of. This was the conclusion
arrived at ct the meeting OF the committee
eo.0Sy. Although the resolution was
PRESENTS 10 the House to-day, IL will not
he acted On before next Monday.
The Gags Of Edward 81. Horner vH. the
Uoltsd States, esas to-day decided by the q.
q. Supreme Court. Hornsr Is New YORK
banker who sold Austrian Fiosin bonds In
sehioh there 10 a lottery Isctuse. the
bonds being drawn In the same manucr as
io,tsry prizes. Herner was tried under the
recent sutl-iottery act aud convicted. The
u. 8. Supreme COURT to-day affirmed the de-
csion of The lower court.
sanstor Faulkner OF West Virginia is
still lndispossd, and so che bill for paying to
West Visgis!a her part Of tbs DIRECT tax re.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29
The Professors.

as heretofore stated. the committee an
pointed at Albany, n. Y, by the anu.Bri
democrats. met 10 New York SATURDAY
evening but old little. a prominent mon,
Der Of The committee made tn. foilo ',,1A
statement: The action of the comm,t,r "'Ig
csliieg congsniion for making arrsr o..
ments to elect delegates is 10 no ~ay revo1n.
,ionsry end cannot be considered es bnlt
Ii ia siGpiY en- appeal to e higher from a
lover court. we do not propose to nomi'
net, ne1 fas OF electors or do aocbt In,
scquissce In toe decision OF the national CON.
VeDt'oD. but We ere not satisfied until We
nave given the national convention chance
to deo'ds upon ouE regularity. We viii
however. support the regular pominee Tbo.
ever he Is ""o'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29
DIED.

at 1:40 o'clock a, m, Sunday Feb. 2Sth, 1892,
MARGAKET g., daughter of Alfred G. sid Lucy
l. Uhier, aged two years. Funeral TUESDAY
March let, at $50 p. m from parents residence.
III south Fairfax street. Relatives and fiiel de
invited.
Foil asleep in Jesus, at her hcme near the Theo-
logical Seminary ssturds, Feb 81 h, 1892. at
946 p m. Macy a, widow OF John Pogh, .gtd
90 years. he remains we're inferred in Ivy Hill
cemetery this evening at 4 o'clock Washington
Star please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29
Tribute Of Isesneca.

At ihs weekly session OF Mechanics Lodge,
No. 3, Z. OF p, held at their Castle hill
Thursday evening, February 25, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased tho Divine Creator
to remove from our knighthood Brother F, J.
GRANNY. Therefore be T.
.Res9lred That in the departure OF our brother
to the supreme Lodge above, We the officers aud
membtrs of Mechanics Ledge, No 8. K. OF P.
zeal great loss, and txtend to his fami and be.
resved ones our sympathy and coincidence Ia their
sfflic,ion
Resolred. That copy OF these resolutions be
sent 10 the widow Of our late brother knight snd
aso one furnished the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE for
publication. j: T. BEBBEET.
F. B. BOYER, Committee
GEORGE II. KISG,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29

Rub the "painful points" thoroughly,
Yosn { til c:ed With neuralgia. with Saliva.
too On. the great pain annihiletor. Price
25 cents bottle.
DR.. Bul's Cough Syrup cures croupy
cough that sounds 30 like nails driven into
the child's coffin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29

TIE FARMERS ALLIANCE OF Georgia nas
dec 2 I'd 1T To b. ths duty OF all true alliance
men t, stand By the democrstc party AID
al true alliance men in every other sontu'
ern Safe will DOL only make this same DE-
c,ara,,on bnt viii stand to 1t. In the pres.
emit condit OF of effa,re in this oounsry oil
tina white men In the South must stand To-
gether, for aslf-pressrvation is the fret ia"
Of nature, and ranks far above sub-sreasuries,
Cheap money, tariffs and free eiiyer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29

All or city fathers say "uss Salvation ii.
the srsst.st cure on earth for pain." Ii
cos,s only 70 Cents.
Since Mrs. Brov1 has taken to using DE-
Bali's Cough Syrup sae hss saved SO inde'
pendent fortune in doctors btiIs. You can
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29

TIE groa coal and iron mine owners 10
Pennsylvania continue to oppose feouo'
finn In the tariff lax on coal and iron,ano to
oru ont that the preset tax on those articles
nroteo.s the American labor iu their mines'
Rn. at the ssms time they also continue 20
import cheap contract labor from hungary
The strsppsss thing about this Ia that the
osopis of Pennsylvania. the most OF VINO"
are iaboreys, continue to ssud to Congress
men who ere paid by the protected nine
ovners to oppose any duction In the tariff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29

a COUPON" BoND.-As.orney. Genera,
Scott hiss been made the OF jac: OF pecs CT
humoF on the part of U. g. Judge Hugh l..
Bond. Judge Bond has sent the Attorney.
Genera! cabinet photograph ofhlmself, en-.
dorsed with this legend:
with compliments Of
Coupon Bond.
Othelo's occup lt;or gonc1
Judge Bond, il vii bs remembered, has
presided il 'he q. 8. Cau:is at the trial OF
many OF tie Virgins bopd cssas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29

The FACT thu. tae Secretary of State has
written public letter, giving full account
OF the court hip, marriage and divorce of
b,s SOD. and of the part taken in each by
himself and the rest OF his family. will 60
far to st eng.hen the opinion that Mr..
Blsine's iutellects are not as ssroug as thsy
used t, be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29
aSlgg5 zE6 1
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 90.
SENATE


The Vice President laid before the Senate
the credentials of Mr. Dsnis], OF Vlrglnia,
for his new Senatorial term beginning March
4, 1898, which was ordered to be placed on
fiIe
Among The petitions and memorials pre-
sented and referred wss one from the
Charleston. g. O., Chamber Of Commerce
agalnas the free coinage Of silver /; one from
Canton, Mo, to tbs came effect, and enc
from Cass county, Mo-, 10 favor OF the free
silver colnsge bill.
Mr.. Stanford introduced bill providing
taRt tae value Of Is S 10 grains OF gold
shall be tine standard By which ehsll be de-
term.ned the value Of d,llar and that ell
dollars shall be received aud paid out in
discharge Of debts, bctl public and private,
at par measured by that standard, whether
the stamp of the government making the
dollar be In gold. silver, paper, or any other
material; aso that the legal tender value CT
each dolIer Issued by tas United Statee shall
deperd alone on the stamp of the govern.
ment, AID that there shali be on obiigt ton
on the part Of the government TO exchange
ore d5lar fer another.
Mr.. Voorhees, ia presel ting petition for
the free coinage OF silver, made soue re.
marks az to his parsonel position on shst
question, declaring himself Ia favor CT free
coinage.
A bill was passed setting apart sract OF
land for the use of tie Lick observatory of
the University of California.
On motion Of Mr.. Stump. OF Maryland. q
! resolution was agreed to au.hotz ng the
Investigation OF tas working of tsp immigrs-
lioa lsgF.
A resolution wa5 also sdop ed direct ng
! the Committee DC t,e Judiciary to inquire
whether. under the aos TO provide for Ihs
resumption OF epeoie payments, the Secre-
| tsry OF the Treasury hss the Fight to use the
proceeds or any moneys in the treasury
arispg from the sale CT bonds or otherwise,
az au' b orized uader SECTION Of said act for
ans 1rposes other than those mentioned 10
section 5.
Mr.. Cstohlngs of Mississippi, introduced
the silver resolution as mentioned In the
Washing ~ e t r.
a resolution was adopted calling on the
Secretary OF thu Treasury for informs ton So
to thu amount of gold and silver certificates
issued between January l. 1878. and Janu-
airy 1, 1892 and as to what amount of ceitf-
oates haze been redeemed and whether In
gold. silver, or paper currency.
MIR. McMillin. CT Tennessee, from the
rules committee, reported e resolution which
was adopted providing that at o'clock on
fridays tie House shall take reoess untll
o'clock. the evening session to be for the
consideration Of bills erantiog private PEN
eons, removing political disabilities and re.
moving the charge cf oeseition.
The House than wet into committse OF
the whole on the Indian appropriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29

IEEEL it my duty &c say few words Ia regnd
to Ely's Cream Ram, ard do so entirely with.
ous go icitation. I have used it more or less half
year, snd have found it to be most admirahIe,
! have suffered frdn caearrh of tho worse Kind
ever eince wss a little boy and never hoped for
cure, but Cream Balm seems to do even that
Many Of my scquaintsnces have used 1t with ex.
cel!snt resnlts.-oscar Ostrum, 40 Warren Ave,
Chicago, ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29

AT public meeting in Washing
t,n Last night one of the speakers advocated
the use Of dynamite for the destruction o.
liouor ,twss, saloons, and bill lard, pool and
gambling rooms. Liquor has been drunS
svsr since the world whs made. end the
nsbit of gambling is jet as old, and neither
laws nor mob violence will stop eitnersano o
re,o,t to the latter Ia worse than 10th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29

BBAzILIANs UNDEE ARMS -Throushout
toe Republic of Brszil there is the eres tel
nneasDess. l. Ia reported that at present
t1eEe are not less than twenty FIVE hundred
man under arms who arc opposed to the
government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29
ME- MAssRy's RBpLg.-Eon. ]. E. Mas.

ME- MASsEY's hBFLF.-Eou. =. u. Mas'
sey, superintendent Of Public destruction
has written g card In reference to the
charges made against him By Senator Food.
and In explanation ofthe lew under which he
acted. He also makes statement of p.ece
denis and defends bile actions. He concludes
his card as follows: ALTHOUGH the commit.
tees report was spEoleot vlndioatiop,
have dsamed 1t proper to give this simple
statement and lesve all to determine how
much Importance is to be attached to the
croaklng of disappointed foesils or the crow.
Ing Of sapiring asdgelIngs."
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q Fiend.

PADuc4H Ky, Feb. 29.-Near Bonds Station,
miles vest OF this place, two young women
dau CATERS OF Tamos McGolfen, q farmer, wero ss-
saultsd by negro tramp yesterday. They resisted
him, and though he beat them badly one at time
they held cut until train came along and the
fend ran. as soon as the assault became known
DO se went after the negro, and If caught he will
adorn tree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29

IJNpER THE last Admirisiration ieaelS'
oq,ca holders we're rot eyen allowed 70 Dc
members OF democratic clubs and were TO
movsd for making single political apescn
In their own towns. after once nou's' -
der this one, Lynch, the negro An auci'o'
of tina Treasury. abandoned his cmoe IN
washington to go to Mississippi, run a e's'e
convention there, and have Harrison DELE
CATION appointed to the national consea 'Os
With himself ct the head Gilt. Ills hopeo
that next November will show thst dissoS'y
contrary causes can produce tne sans 81
fsnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29
The Soldiers Home .

RICHMOND Va, Feb 29-The bill app1onist-
Ing $50, 900 for the Couft deraso Soldiers Homo
in this city was passed BY the legislature today.
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fCommunicated.

"KAFFRE KLATscH" Is the correct way to spell
the word. Its meaning Is social chat over q
cup Of coffee; Shades In Germany have It 10 the
afternoon, first in one house and then another.
id.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29
Rintnns Behavior.

INDIANAPoL1s, Iad., Fso. pa feeling
Of ansasiness psrvades tae municipal OF
mosphsre, and sll people believe that Q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-29
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY %.
WHEN tes.ity!ng before the congressional

WIEN tes.ity!ng before the congressional
oomm!s.es now investigating come OF inc
crooksduess Of Mr.. Raum, Commissioners OF
Pensions. Secretary Noble said "he thought
tbs good of the service demanded tue re-
,,ovs, of Young Raum for selling positions
in the pension bureau for money, and tnae
e,srefore he removed him." That was right.
and eyery rigat-think,ng man approves tne
sa,,etarv for hls action. But, strange 10
saw. ths Secretary knocked all bis fat In the
FIRE by his reply to another question IN
vybicb he said, that in consideration OF the
o,lnr,,,s father ne did not remove him at
oooe. bal gave him tins to look out fos an'
o,nor nlsce Ia other words. tina. while the
good Of the service demanded young kaum's
r reno 1t did not demand his immediate
renoval because old Rauu Ia his istaer'
M. Noble does not reason we'll but ne
,on,d do no better under the circumstances
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WANTS.
Confederate Money Wanted

w ONEORTWO
UNPUBLISHED Rooms
| with private family. Apply at 204 north
Royal street, fel293 a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-27
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.


sAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26-The market for green
vegetables was fairly active and receipts were
more plentiful and met with good demand at
quotations. Potatoes and onions are dull and
weaker
The fruit market is quiet. Oranges are coming
In more freely, but the demand is confined to
choice varieties Apples are more plentiful with
considerable inquiry
The market for dairy produce is very de-
pressed. There are increased supplies of butter
and eggs in the face of lighter demand, which
has brought about further decline in prices.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Flour, 1900 quarter sacks; potatoes, 1000
sacks; bran, Loco sucks; wine, $1,000 gallons.
fIour-Family extras, s5.05tG5.15 per barrel;
bakers extras. ST. 9O0D5 superfue SS2DG.3.4o.
neat-shipping. SL65(Gl. 67la per GENITAL, with
Sl6ss4 for anything OF a fancy character. Mill
ing parcels. sl-70(gl72l5 per GENITAL.
liarley-Feed 95g96[tc for dark Coast 97l5c
@sl00 for good quality, sL0ll4 for choice;
brewing, sl05Gl.l5 per GENITAL.
oats-surprise, sl50t1l.60; milling, sl.a5C11. 40:
good to choice, s1.2715Dl. S2l5 off grades 81 200
lbs; gray, si.20O9l.21; Oregon black, Sl.27l6(9
l3o per Genital California black, 81. 10tl.20 for
common, and sL5o9l.6o per Genital for choice
lots for seed.
Corn-Large yellow, 81. 25(s1 2sI4; small yellow,
$v;2r2sSi, 30; white, 81; S0tgl.S 2la per GENITAL.
northern c f Seaa Rss PSgp 5er6@ s vs
ley, laGl1c. Eastern - Light, l6C1lSc:
heavy, lo(9lsc. all-Mountein-Light and
Tree, ilg4zci neavy and poor, S0l0c Pla1ns-
Heavy and poor. 7QDSc; good, S(99c. Lambs
Poor to choice, S(11Dc. Northern-Free, choice,
l5(Gl6c; detective, 1l(9l3c.
OPTIONS.
:. Call board sales; Wheat-Buyer, season,
*l;665s(9L 81; closing SLOTS
., Bariey-Buyer, season, 9955lc@sl.0o; closing,
S1-00.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sight, 221s; telegraphc, 80. Sterling
bllls-Bank, $780,; sight, s4S9; commercial,
$4sf.: Silver bars, 9O54G9ll2c. Mexican dol
lars, 7lg711sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-27

stockers, 81 75IG2J0. ''A'o'
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000 head; lower. Rough
ana common, sl551s.60: mixed, sl6Sd4. so;
prime heavy and butchers' weichts "a s1Sea on.
light, 81. 40G4s0 '''
sheep-Reeeipts, 1000 head; active and steady
70 strong Ewes. s.. 50lD440: mixed. s4.eO94 30;
"einers' so.oogo75; Westerns. 81 s5t5. 10.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosToN, Feb. 26-Closing:
6scnison 3S,@ Burlington. 1o4,1
Bell Telephone. 209 San Diego. II
WOOL MARKET
BOSTON. Feb. 26--Wool-Active; territory, sec;
Clean or fine, 5SG56c; fine medium, Sc. A large
saIe OF oregon was made at l6Gl9c. Clean Cali
1S(Gl9c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-27


ARNOLD.-In Seattle. February 26, 1892, at her
home No. Is Vine street. of consumption Mrs
/. ]. Arnold, aged As years.
The funeral will be held from Cross & Co.'S this
morning at 10 o'clock and interment will be at
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
FLYNN-In Seattle, February IS. 1892 at her
residence, lib oak street, Mrs, NJ. Flynn, aged
II years
The funeral will he held this afternoon at .
O'Clock from the residence, Rev. Alfred Ipwood
officiating
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-27
EASTERN MARKETS
SILVER PURCHASES.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 26.-The treasury de-
partment today purchased 100000 ounces OF sill
yer at So a0SOGDO 90S5. No further purchases will
be made until March 2.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGES.
NEw YORK, Feb. 26.-The stock market re-
mains barren of interest and professionals are
still in control After stagnant day, the close
was dull but firm, changes mostly being insig-
nifcant Cordage and Chicago gas went up IA
each.
Government bonds-Dull.
Petroleum-Closed, sos.
GOLD FOR EUROPE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Six hundred thousand
dollars in gold were taken from the sub-treasury
todsy for export The flow of gold to Europe,
which included 1850 600 last week and the
SOC 900 drawn from the treasury today, is due to
"a variety of causes. The advance of sterling ex-
change, the return flow OF American securities
sold by foreign holders, the ebb of European
finances as result of the drain caused by the
maintenance of standing armies, bad crops and
Z heavy taxes, and the losses in investments of
securities of bankrupt countries. OF last week 5
shipment 81 90, 600 went TO Austria, which made
an agreement with Hungary TO enable it to re-
sumo specie payments and therefore Austria is
drawing gold from all open markets in an effort
10 float GS0,000,00o loan to aid Hungary. The
English people are fearful of the results OF pos
sble silver legislation in this country and the
effect of the present silver law, aud hence are
Converting their American securities into
American gold. The Lnndoners would rather
part with their American securities for good gold
Dollars now than to continue TO hold them until
ltme when they may perhaps be worth more
dollars, but when these dollars would be silver
dollars OF a value now problematical.
u FINANCIAL.
" Money nr caIt--Easy Prime mercantile naper
9 VI per cent Sterling exchange-Steady; today
bills, sis5l{; demand, Sass. Bar silver, @}sc.
BONDS.
Us. Is reg. ....1l6 10. 5. Is treg). foo
g. s Is coupons. .ll6 Pacific 6s.-........' 50
sBid
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MINING STOCKS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Feb 26-Bar silver, Al 7-16d. Con-
soils, 961sd. Bank of England discount, per
cent.
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2e-Wheat-Demand poor;
No. red winter steady, "a 1119d
Corn-Demand fair; spot February, firm, As Sd.
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA, Feb. 26-lspecial Wheat went
abeggIng at 95c for club today. Higher charters
are causing shippers and buyers to hold, hoping
for concession. Quotations: Club, csc; blue
stem, CSC. Barley, s2l per ton.
Rex Extract of Beef is served free at Leithesd
e CaWleY's. ql2 Front street. eyery daY.