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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
WIVES AND SWEETHEARTS.
Awaiting the Flying Squadron.
Norfolk and Hampton Officers.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Disps,cn.l
OLD PoINr COMFORT. Va, Fecrnary
1S.-The hotels are rapidly filing up
with the wives, swcethearts, md friends
OF the gallant officers of the Flying
Squadron" which is due here from st.
Thomas the latter part OF next week.
Admiral Gerhard has had ample time to
formulate his plans while en- route from
the Pacific Coast. and on his arrival
will proceed TO Washington and lay them
before the department. Ex-Congress'
man Harry Libby, who returned from
Washington this morning, states that
therc is no doubt in his mind that the
necessary funds will be appropriated by
Congress, and that the review will be an
event in 9idewater Virginia. Having
Witnessed the battle between the Mont
tor and Merrimac from the ramparts OF
the fort some thirty years ago, he IS
anxious to see il reproduced, and thinks
it would be one Of the most attractive
features OF the programme.
FEDERAL OFFICES.
Hon. ID. Gardiner Tyler, member
elect from this district was here
Wednesday evening, where he met
number of gentlemen interested IN the
distribution Of patronage In this district.
The Norfolk post-oilice and collector
ship are the two most important posi-
tons. and a hot fight is being made by
the friends of rival candidates. Captain
MAYER, who served rs Collector under
the Cleveland Administration, Is IN the
field for his old position and has the en-
dorsemeut OF the best elements OF his
marty. On the other hand, he is looked
mon hv the rank and Tile as "sllk-
stocking Democrat" and they have pre-
scented the claims Of ex-senator A. j.
Dalton, which they are pressing with
vicor. The post-oilice and cOllectorshlp
at Newport News and the post-ofiice at
Hampton and Old Point ere also worth
looking after, and when Mr.. Tyler final
~ decides between the rival claimants
he viii have learned that a congress
mans lot is not happy one.
Miss Sadie Wake, of Norfolk, IS Wis
ting her brother, Lieutenant Willough-
by Wake, Fifth Artillery.
Mr.. l.. b. Caller, for the past five or
six years cashier at the Hygeia Hotel.
has resigned to 90 into business in Phila-
delphia. He is n member Of Mecca
Temple of Richmond, and very popu-
lar with the boys.
The following Richmonders have re-
cistered ut the Hygeia Hotel during the
week John y. Potts and wife, W. X.
Saunders, Irwin Weisiger, b. Il. Tucker,
Charles J. MacHenry, s. A. Williams,
and Grayson Burruss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
sTanuIAGEs.

ALLEN-ALLMOND.- Married, by the
Rev. J. w. Stiff. December 10. 1892. az the
Albemarle House. Elizabeth City. n: o.,
Miss MAMIE ALLEN, of Richmond. Va.
to Mr.. w. b. ALMOND, of Berkeley, va.
Observation-Disclosures Married, at
st. Peters Cathedral, Richmond, va,
February IA, 1893. by the Rev: Father
Frioli. EDWARD +. DONAHUE. OF Pa
terson, N. j., to Miss MOLLIE A. WAT
KINS, of Staunton. Va.
Paterson and Staunton papers please
CODY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. at the
residence OF Rev. A. X. Moore. No. lOs
north Morris street, "Wednesday evening:
February Is, 1893, ARTHUR J. GRANGER
and LAURA A. EUBANk.
NANCE-TURNER.-Married. in Harri-
sonburg, Va, at the residence OF her
brother-in-law. Herbert Cofman. ESQ.,. oy
tho Rev. G. X. Cruickshanks. on ednes;;
day. February Is. 1898, Mrs. MAMIE
WYATT NANCE to Professor I. NJ. TUR-
NER, of Stanton, Va.
No narIo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
Get the Genuine.

II Won suffer with lame back. especially
in morning, Allcock's Plasters are sure
relief. ,u.L
Plaster well up between tne shou ,'res
blades-often relieyes--sometimes cures.
TRY this before you resort to opiates.
IL any OF your muscles are lame-Jointss
stiff-feel as If they wanted oiling-or II
YOU suffer with any local pains or aches'
these plasters will cure you. go III.
III YOU use them once you Will reaiize
why 30 many plasters have been made ID
Imitation OF them. Like all good things,
they are copied as closely AZ the law SHOWS
Don't be duped by taking an imit"uoh'
when il is as easy to get the genuine. =,
m xou always insist upon having ALI
cocks Porous Piasters aud never accept y
substitute, you will notsbe disappointed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
Horrible and Fatal Accident.

PIrrsBUEG, Pa, February 1S.-Joseph
Benson. employed as hooker-on at the
Rankin Wire-Works, met with horrible
accident while at work this morning.
which will result in his death. Benson
was working near set OF rolls when a red
hot bar of iron half an inch in thickness
flew out and struck him under the left ear.
II passed entirely through his neck. and
several feet of the rod which was still be-
ing forced out of the rolls. had been forced
through the gaping wound before Benson
was rescued. A fellow workman succeed
ed in pulling the bar out after Benson had
sunk 70 the ground unconscious. Benson
was removed 10 bis home, IN Braddock, and
several physicians were summoned. They
pronounced bis injury fatal and his death
a question of only few hours. Benson
has wife and two children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
.NIARY'S LITTLE LAMB"
Suit Against Bcnford Deacon
for 50. 500 Damages.
Especial telegram TO tho Disoatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
SrAuNroN, Va, February lS.-Messrs.
White & ker, attorneys at law OF this
CITY. in the Hastings Court to-day IN
stiiuted suit against Benford Deacon for
So 500. The plaintiff in the suit is the
Metropolitan Printing Company OF New
York. 1t seems that some months ago
Mr.. Deacon, who Is wealthy young
Englishman and has resided IN Able
marie county and stanton for the past
eiohteen months, while in New York was
making arrangements to put on the
road an opera company to render
{" Mays Little Lamb" he Is under
stood 70 have ordered $500 worth of
display paper and show-bills and paid
ST. lO6 down cash. The above SUIT Is
for the balance alleged to be due The
opera was never put on the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 1S.-ln the TWO hours OF
business az the Stock Exchange to-day 6S3,UoO
shares changed hands. but OF this amount over
5l4OOO were Reading alone, leaving only l19,-
600 for the entire remainder OF the list inc
figures sufficiently indicate where the interest
lay, and the general market presented few Tea
lures worthy Of note. The general tendency
was still 10 break away from the influence OF the
ferrous declines In Reading New England, and
a few OF the Industres, which have occurred
during the week, and at one time a decidedly
etrong tone was manifested by some OF the In
dustrials ana most railroad shares, especially
the Granxers which were bought osome extent
for foreign account.
UNPRECEDENTED VOLUME OF BUSINESS.
The liquidation in Reading shares, however,
was resumed In full force this morning, and tue
volume Of the business tor the first hour was
entirely unprecedented, while the drop from
4Ol6 20 IGl5 was accomplished In about ten
minutes New England, at the same time re-
tired from 4334 10 AZ, but at This point good
local demand was developed for both stocks, ana
New England rallied 10 443s, and Reading 10
1874. But in the late dealings trading was re-
sumed, and Reading retired 10 3bas while No"
England dropped Az per cent, 10 40. The last
named, however, rallied rs per cent toward
the close, its final loss being rs per cent, but
Reading, Mt 3O39, was down A {. story thht mo
other coal roads were shading March prices IN
duced sOme bear selling, and LackaWanna was
depressed 10 per cent. 10 149i4, and jersey
Central / per cent 20 124. These losses we're
afterwards made up. The action OF the Penn
sylvania IN Withdrawing from connection win
the Now England was a factor In making the
lower prices for that stock, indicating more pow
erful opposition 10 the combination.
TIE IsDUsTmALs.
Among Industrials some early weakness in
Cordage, which depressed II per cent, 10 6}+i,
was followed by recovery 10 60, but Sugar was
strong, rising TO l2J3S. The late drive, however,
wiped out these gains, end 10th STOCKS closed
with small loss burlington nj ono time snow
ei n gain, and General Electric one OF l9a, but
both closed practically unchanged. Manhattan
fo.e In the early dealings from 1924 10 1919,
hut welded q portion Of the advance, closing
only per cent. higher, at 1914. Tho remainder
OF the let was inclined 10 advance but remainoi
within narrow limits, and the final changes
were Insignificant.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call easy, with all loans at 3 per
cent. closing offered at &c.: prime mercantile
paper 5a6c.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady; posted
rates, s4.S7IsaS4.sO12; commercial biils,
S4.S6aS4.SS.
Government bonds dun but steady; southern
State bonds duls but flrm railroad bonds
quiet and generally steady, with keading active
and strong. $500 80
Treasury balances: Coin, s7G,27@,000; cur
rencV. $40. 6S3, COO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

Correspondence Of the Richmond Nspatch.l
CRgvr, VA. February 1S.-After a
brief severe illness Mrs. J. L. Purcell
died here this morning from dropsy OF
the heart Mrs. Purcell was daughter
Of Mr.. William James. Of this place. was
about 20 years OF age, and Was excep-
tionally beloved by all who knew her.
She was a devoted Christian and APP
peared thoroughly prepared for death.
She leaves IN infant about one month
Old. The remains Will DE taken TO
Petersburg tomorrow for iuterment in
Blandford cemetery.
At the regular meeting Of the Blue
Lodge Of Mssons last evening the Mas
ter Mason degree was conferred upon
Sir. l.. L. Slankcr.
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An Allemed Horse-Thief.
Especial telegram to the Dispaich.l

SrAuxroN, VA, February IS
Charles Hunter alias Tyler Hunter was
lodged in Jail here last night, charged
with stealing horse from the stable OF
William c. Blair, farmer living near
Mt. Sidney, in this county. Inc ac-
cused was oyertaken at Parnassus' anu
upon being questioned, said the horse
had gotten away from him at Jenningss
Gan Hunter is here awaiting the action
OF the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

CALESMAN TO INTRODUCE OUR
~ SPECIALITY TO DRY-G00DS AND Gko-
Gerry TRADE. Quick salos and largo pfohts
guaranteed. Write Quick for particulars to
GEORGE A. BAKER & CO., south Bend. Ina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Ranortad for the nisnatch.l

FEgRrARY ls.-priyate sales to-day: Filters,
IA; smokers, 4; wrappers, ~ darks' o-'olai'
81 hogsheads. Il
Internal revenue collections: Cigars and CT
gareites, sl,oSl.55; tobacco, 3o"4e-totsi'
s3,430.04. a. -
Private sales for week Wrappers, 6s; smo-
kers, 1876; cutters, ga; fllers. ia darks' 81
scrap, J3; iugs, 20; western, lo-'oeai' 'o-
hogsheads. ..
Keyenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes.
sI4,325.05; tobacco, 3404-total' sss'-
259.09. o
DARK loose sales for the week, 227, ofo POUNDS;
highest, s13.25. Bright loose sales spous Sao'-
900 pounds; highest price, SOL:
The week cioses active on all loose topnocos
ana ths summary OF private sales shows vety
good msrEet all around, smokers and cutters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

morning from the Episcopal church with
municipal honora All OF the stores and
business-houses closed from IL o'clock
till !. Circuit Court adjourned, and tho
citizens OF the town turned ont en- masse
20 testify their esteem and gratitude to
Wytheville's benefactor A long pro-
cesson OF carriages followed the hearse,
and the sidewalks were lined with peo-
pie. The church was crowded during
the reading Of the solemn burial service
by the rector, Rev. NJ. 7. Logan. The
coffin was covered with beautiful floral
tributes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
THE RICHMOND DIspAToH- SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1893.

playing a conspicuous part and wrappers less
monument. Prices are arm and unsifered: =.
Mr.. n. L. Dibreii, OF Danyilie, Va. ana nj. N:
Canada we're In the CITY to-day. Mr.. W. II.
Meadows, OF Durham, n. c., 10 also here.
The Florence Tobacco Company, OF rIHsnoo,
8. c., IL largely owned by Y. NJ. Rogers Jr.,
large shipper 20 Richmond Of South Carolina
isaf-,obaccb and the promoter Of the tobacco In
terest OF South Carolina
Big bright sales Monday at Davenport's post
poned for this week. ,
borna raatertfay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
Iround Dead in His Chair.
= Ou'Iu .aha nlsnn,ch.l

lspeciai telegram 70 the Dlspateh.l
HAMPTON, VA, February IS. r.
Harwood was found dead seated IN his
chair in his harness-shop to-day at o:3o
z. NJ. No inquest was held, as u was
evident death resulted from natural
Causpa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
DEAL ESTATE WANTED.

We have . client who wishcs 70 purchase Q
TWO-SroRY DWELLING on
Charch Hill az about $1,000.
ANOTHER
wants q CENTRALLY-LoCATED, MEDIUM.
SIZE DWELLING for about $4,000.
ANOTHER
has the cash, 5000, sof q NICE MODERN
DWELLING. West End preferred. WIN 90
higher for one that will suit.
- ANOTHER
wishes 70 EXCHANGE A LARGE FOUR-sTonY
BRICK DWELLING, centrally located, for
wEsr-BND DWELLING with larger lot, or
CENTRALLY-LoCArED LOT.
ANOTHER
has TWO TW0-sT0RY FRAME DWELLINGS
on Church Inn and SOME CASH for MAIN.
STREET STORE near the OLD Market
J. THOMPSON BROWN d CO..
10 1o-lt 1113 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK HAakeT.
RICHMOND, February 1s.-Reccipts 3oohead
cattle. 100 sheep. and 800 head hogs.
sales: 800 head cattle, 100 head sheep and
300 head hogs
Prices:
4s4slc. gross; common TO fair, 3a3s4c. gross
Bulls, 2t4a2tic. gross
Sheep, 4lfa6c. gross
Hogs, 9Iaal0lfc. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
Enneral Notice.

The funeral of Mrs. GEORGE TALBOT
will take place TODAY Sunday at
o'clock from Clay-Street Methodist Epis-
copal church. Relatives and friends re-
quested To attend.
Dearest loved one, we must lay thee
In the peaceful graves embrace;
But thy memory will be cherished
I'LL we see thy heavenly face.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

WANTED D TO S,x H WRd u a S sMAkp
"INsURANCE." t. the right party, after
trial, from s25 TO $50 Is offered. Do not apply
unless you can do the work. COMPANY, DIS
PArCH Onlra. ~ lN-lt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
Tragedy Ia the Cboptank.
fHv tolesrauh IN tina Diapdtrh.l

BALTIMORE, February 1s.-The steamer
Chowan. of the Maryland Steamboat Com
pany, ran down the sloop Mary this morn
ing in the Choptsnk river. Three OF tie
sloop's crew were drowned; two rescued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
STATE BONDS.
Ala, Glass A.
pal TImOee STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. February 1s.--Baltimore and Ohio,
%; Northern Central 10; Baltimore and ONO
Southwestern lists, lOSlSa100: do. % incomes.
"a do. 81 incomes, 10 consolidated gas bonds,
ia asked do. stock, 6214 asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
a PRIMARY PLAN.
AsDjrants for Federal Office to
BE Voted For.

fCorrespondeuce Of the Richmond Dispatcn.l
ONANcocK, February 1S.-The Coun-
tv Committee of the Democratic party
met at Parksley on Wednesday to adopt
some plan for the distribution OF the
Federal patronage IN this county.
Every member OF the committee was
present and about 100 applicants for
post-oilices. custom houses. etc. Tho
committee held its meeting with closed
doors. which caused considerable dis
satisfaction among the applicants for
office who were thus forced to cool their
heels in the outer courts. SO much OPP
position was developed to the plan OF
having tho county committee endorse
the applicants for Office that resolution
was adopted providing that where there
Is any contest for these Federal appoint
monts n primary election shall be held
carly in March, in which only legal
Democratic voters will be allowed to
participate. and that those who receive
minority Of the votes cast will receive
the endorsement of the entire com
mlttee.
SUBMIT THEIR CLAIMS.
Chairman Bowdoin will issue an adj
dress in few days urging all applicants
TO submit their claims 10 the people at
the primary election. 1t is hoped by
this plan to avoid much OF the dissatis-
faction usually incident to the distrlbu-
ton of Federal patronage. Nine or ten
Of the fourteen members Of the County
Committee are themselves said to be can
didates for official positions under the
incoming Federal Administration. After
endorsing Colonel Robert Washington,
of Westmoreland, for District Attorney
and j. II. Wise and w. p. Strang, OF
Accomac, for clerical positions in Wash
ington the committee adjourned.
The grand jury of Northampton 1
County Court has found five true bills
of Indictment against Thomas Nelson,
late Mayor of Cape Charles City, for
embezzlement, forgery. and grand lar,
cenv. Nelson has been arrested, and
in default Of bail committed to tho
county Jail to await his trial, WHICH has
been set for next Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
lNANn COLON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND February 1S.-oFFEELsds-Wheat,
1.232 bushels. Corn, FPS bushels Rye, Is
bushcs- go
sALEs.-Wneat. 1,232 bushels Corn us
bushels. Rye, is bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
wuEAr.-Lonsberry. 7sasIc- Mixed. 75aslc'
ShOrtberry. 70ASOc. No = red. lsc. 20 ~
CORS.-Whits yirgin.s, bag lots, oSc. NO
white, b2c. No. = mixed, 49a5Oc.
OArs.-WInter (for seed, tOa4oc.; NO
mixed, 3Sl5a3gc. No. 8 mixed, 37a3Sc.
hYE.-OOaOoc-
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FIOuR.-Wo quote: Fine. s2as2. 90; super
fine. s2.25as2. 90 extra, S3as3.50; family, Sfa
S4.5O: patent, "a. 7SaSj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

VTANTED, ALL IN NEED OF
w FUsI. TO CALL AT PAGES FOR GOOD
SOFT COAL for crates and stoves, sAso aud
s4.75. PUcAH0NTAs and FiRE-CRkEA
LUMP. s5; and SMALL LUMr, eA7a PAGES
potnlns better; ANTHRACITE and sYxAA
COAL. eli sizes and OF the best; WOOD, long.
sawed, or split 1900 west broad street., phone
407; or 1905 eass Cary 'phony l8A
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KExxz-1s31- zzF771<zz>1<'s
- ~ HnnnLIIs

At a meeting Of Mt. Erin Beneficial and
Social Society, No. 4, held Wednesday,
February 18th, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas IT has pleased Almighty God in
His infinite wisdom to remove from our
midst our beloved brother, >. w. REYNOLDS
therefore be il ~
submission 10 the Divine Will OF HIM who
rules over all, We deeply deplore the loss OF
a worthy brother who was true friend,
kind husband, and good citizen.
ResOlred. That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy TO the family of our deceased
brother in this the sad hour OF their affilc-
ton.
Resolred, That as tribute of respect a
COPY of these resolutions DO presented 70
his family and they also be recorded IN
the minutes Of the society and published
in The RICHMOND DISPATCH.
F. J. PARATEn' Committee
A. n ,i, r>SHi'Ai' on Resolutions.
TRIBUTE OF MANTRo TRIBE. I. o. r. ".
At regular council Of Manteo Tribe,
No. IS. Improved Order Of Red Men, held
ut the wlgwam on the 10th sun, snow
moon, G. :. ID. 4O2, the following resolu-
tons were adopted:
Whereas it has pleased the Great Spirit
in HIS infinite wisdom TO remove from our
midst our beloved brother STEPHEN W.
REYNOLDS; therefore. be 1t
Resoiped. l. III q. while bowling IN humble
submission 10 the Divine will OF Him who
rules over all. we deeply deplore the loss
of worthy brother who was a true friend,
kind husband, afectionate father, and
good citizen.
Resoired. 2. That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the family of our deceased
brother in this the sad hour of their Attic
ton.
Resolred, 8. That as tribute OF respect a
copy of these resolutions be presented to
his family and they be also recorded Ia the
minutes Of this tribe and published in the
Richmond papers.
A. MANoLY, Committee
w. w. IuRNRR,S on
4. II. CRosBY, Resolutions.
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uARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY IL, 1898.
ARRIVED.
steamsr Ariel, Dsyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers irvin Weisiger, agent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, FRs. Is, 1893
tBy telegraph
British steamship Daniel, Galveston.
SAILED.
British steamship Daniel. Liverpool
Schooner q. A. Campbell, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEBRUARY Is, 1898.
lBy teiesrapnl
steamship City OF Columbia, Jenney' Now
Sts.mship William Crane, Foster. Providence
rio Norfolk and Newport News general cargo
sAIIxD.
steamship William Crane, Foster, Providence
c,a Norfolk. general cargo.
steamship City oil Columbia. Jennsy. New
steamship DanvIlIe, Bennett, Baltimore, pas
songers and general cargo
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CHICAGO, February lS.-Cattle 80 Receipts.
5000 head; shipments, none. Market quiet;
prices strong; primo steers, 50. 15as6.lO;
Oil err, s3gOas5.50; COWS, s2.0jas2.7O.
Hogs: Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market slow, closing weaker;
mixed ana hackers, sSasS. 30; prime heavy and
SSasS.lj; other lights, Sd.J0ae7.oO.
sheep: Receipts, $1,000 head; shipments,
none. Market closed weak; natives, S42oas0;
Texans, $3.50; Westerns, s5as5.21; lambs,
''' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, MD, February 1S.-Flour duh and
unchanged; receipts, $50 barrels; shipments,
25,3l1 barrels; sales, 300 barrels. Wheat
airy. 7Jl5a1js4,.; March, 753la1Oc; May,
7S55a70jsc.; steamer, No. 2, red, 7la71 l9c. {:
receipts. 4,O25 bushels; shipments, $1,000
bushels; stock. LA, i32 bushels: sales. lSJ.-
Coz bushels milling wheat by sample. 7oalsc.
Corn quiet and steady; mixed spot, 4S1sa
4S'Sc.; February, 4ssss4sasc.; March, 4sYia
49c. May, 4b3sa50Hc;; steamer mixed, 4oa
46i &C.; receipts, 1870 bushels: shipments,
81 2S6 bushels; STOCK, 7I9,6S0 bushels; sales,
"a 900 bushels; white corn, by sample bic. (;
yellow, 49i.c oats quiet and steady; No. 2,
white western, 4la42c.; No. mixed west
ern, 37a31l6c: receipts, 1000 bushels: stock,
Ig7,212 bushels. Rye DULL No. ., 62a63c
bid; receipts, zoo bushels; stock, 74lSl
bushels. Hay frm; good to choice timothy,
sl5.5Oasl6.50. Grain ifeights firmer; steam
10 Liverpool per bnshel 2}4d Cotton nominal
middlng gs,c. Provisions quiet; me5s-pork,
1890; hams, s15.75asId.25. Lard, refined,
1910. Butter steady; creamery. fancy, 34c. !;
do, fair to choice, 26a27c.: imitation, 2Oc
Eggs firm at 27a29c Coffee strong; Rio car
goes. fair, 19l4c.; No. :, lsI6c. sugar steady
and active; granulated, 43sc Copper quiet;
refined, 1l14a1llfc. Whisky firm at Sl.%4a
Sl.25.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS Mo-. February 1s.-Flour weak
but not qu1tably lower Wheat declined earlier,
then hailed, but moved down egain later. and
closed S4a;sc. below yesterday; cash. 6I9sc. /;
March. oS14c. May, 7l9sa7l1Sc. Corn declined
steadily aud closed tsaAic. under yesterday !;
cash 3Sa6c.: March, 3S5sc. May, 4O3sa4O1ec.
Oats lower; cash, 32ISc. bid; May, sold, $3.50
CINCINNATI.
CISCfNNATI, o.. February 1s.-Flour In mode
| rate demand. Pork arm at Sl9.1j. Lard firm
| az SI2.75. Bulk-meats steady at slO.b2Ra
5000 Bacon firm at sl2.2j. Whisky steady
! and in fair demand.
NAyAL-sTORE MARKETS.
| CHARLEsToN. S. C., February 1s.-Turp0ntins
duh AT 33c Kosin firm at Sl.l0 for good strained.
| SAVANNAH, GA, February 49, urpentine
| nrm az 32Jfc. Rosin 1rm at sl.27laa i.32l6.
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Funeral OF Colonel II. y. Boyd.

ESPECIAL telegram 20 the Dispstch.I
WYrHEymLg, Va, February 1s.-Col.
onel Thomas j. Boyd, the father OF
Wytheyille, was buried ri IL o'clock this
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and the
weather Indications
fRy telegraph 20 the pIspatch.l

- WASHINGTON, February ls.-forecast
rIIo flor twcnty-four hours-from mianigh'
ihih Ito mIdnight--for Virginia ana norm
k--JCarolina. Fair weather; Westerly
yinds. slightly warmer. except on the