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Evening star., 1894-02-26
kEsHER sHEL BARREL.
The Order Holds n Business Meeting
and a BANQUET.

The Grand Lodge. No. 3. of the Order Of
kesher Shel Barrel, which properly trans
lated means the order OF the Iron Bond r..et
yesterday morning in annual session az
Costeilos Hall The order is OF Hebrev
origin and its membership is limited ex-
ciusively TO Hebrews. Grand Lodge, No. q
embraces the territory of the District OF
Coiumbia, Pennsylvania. Georgia, North
Carolina, Mississippi Alabama, West vir-
ginia, Louisiana and Virginia. 1t was I'm.
possible for the grand president, Louis Hols-
man. TO be present. and his place was filled
by the vice president, p. NJ. Kopf of Char
iotte. y. G. He read the annual report OF
the President. which showed the gross re-
ceipts for the year to be $4,000: the cis-
pursements, S5s,2 LBS; the assets. 500 e72 0e:
the liabilities. $4,000 and the net surplus ON
hand. S6.912 90. This excellent condition Of
the finances of the order was gratifying TO
ene members and at the conclusion of the
ously. '-so'
.,,e Ine afternoon session was enlivened by q
discussion on the subject of bonding the
omcers of the order in regular security ccm.
panies. Heretofore il has been customarv n
INSIST INSIST upon this, but this year several mem
pers thought the expense incident 10 such
oS nri,s coulo De saved by the acceptance
OF private bonds with proper and sufficient
lnuorsements. After a thorough discussfon
~ ~ lne subject a motion was out abolishins
tinr the present system of bonding. but the mo-
i iiouses as mad failed to pay the assessment
levied by the Supreme Lodge should rere~
a1ter be denied representation in the Grand
Lodge. Upon motion IL was ordered The, ,he -
secretary should open his books for sxa,nS
natlon by the auditing commtttee hafa.~
future annual meetings o's
peiegates from foreign ard home lodres
were present as follows: p Rrunsx,,cC p
Indig, NJ. Rosenbaum, p Rosener Ar "
Sohef, ,. Rosenberg, F. Mayer s Fzelisl
w. GOODMAN, A. Levy, b. Kahn. T.
senWerin, A Frohsnn. A. Rosenthal, u w
Abel. j. Gondsmit, w. s. Frechie IL s,,.
Serman, M Jaretzni, F. Alkers ana Josenb
Snei' s Phiiadelphia; L. Van UTnena and a
w. Jacobs, Pfttsburg; j. We'll and e. De
noy. Iitusvllle, Pa; Y. A. Ezekiel, s. Was
sermah, ,. Nerohan and d. Samuels. Rich
mono' Va: y. Kaufman. ]. Levi. s. III.
blum, A Hecht. n. Nachman and j. stern.
nelmer, Baltimore: Z. Ball. A. Ries. Mar
Is piscnier 2nd A Arnheim, Norfolk, Va; II.
nns, NJ Sohen, L. Rosenberg j. Well n
Gusdorf, II. kronheimer and A. Brunn
mashington; J.Guthman and NJ. Teitlebaum
AAuanta; "A Ga: NJ J. Meyer. Selma, Ga. ana
y. Soaperg, M Lichtenstien and r. N.
hopf. Charlotte, n. c.
Inc two local lodges, Capital ana Mimi.
nieesperg, rendered the visiting delegatee
a paequet last night at Typographical Han
ar. SIMON Wolf presided, and the eyeninr
Vas ennvened by speeches from benjamin.
Mann OF Philadelphia, L. Abraham and M
n: Cohen' Mr. Hecht OF Baltimore Henry
Hlne' 9r. or Washington, ID. c.. Henri
hopr OF North Carolina, Mr. Meyers Of Az.
oaii'a' ana MI Arnheim Of Norfolk
Evening star., 1894-02-26
THE COURTS.

Circuit Court, Division 1-Justice Bradley.
Today-Banks agt. Calwill: plaintiff called
suit dismissed. Hevner agt. Matthews ct
al; on trial
Circuit Court. Division 2-Chief Justice
Bingham.
Today-Heald. administrator. agt Meter
Oft ct al; verdict for plaintiff s.. 500 Haller
agt. District of Columbia; on trial
Evening star., 1894-02-26
This Evening Star Coupon and
Sec entities bearer to one Floren-
tine Photo Frame, valued at
&1-5O. II presented Tuesday, Feb
ruary 27, at the Paiais Royal

The ADORE coupon Is published to give the read
Frs of our announcement advantage over the
casual visitor, but cannot guarantee a frame
sven TO holders OF since only two hundred
and fifty here. To be just possible we
write:-not more than one frame to each visitor,
and first come, 6rf seryed."
Evening star., 1894-02-26

A cyclone swept the island Of Mauritius
Saturday, doing almost incalculable dam
age to property and killing and fnjurine
many persons. A crowded railway train
was blown from the track and rolled down
an embankr1ent into the Coromandel river
killing fifty persons and injuring a large
number Of others.
Evening star., 1894-02-26
THE RED FLAG is FLYING.

wea Obliged 20 hang out the "dsnvsr siensl.
The people have always been our friends. aod they
shall not be deceived. If we can helpn
HEED THE WARNING.
MANY irnita-ions and sirnulations OF ckRrERs
LITTLE LIVER PILLS being offered. and n.
our duty to raise the danger signal"
DON'T BE DECEIVED.
You cannot be too CAREFUL you cannot scrutnixs.ss
closely When you ask for CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS you want ''C-A-R-T-E-R'-S." Don't
be careless. that you get 'C-A-R-T-E-R-'-S'
Refuse all others take nothing but the genuine CAR
TER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
APosITIvE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Piu Small DosA Small PnaA
Evening star., 1894-02-26

AVOID ALL RISK WITH A sTJBBoRx roY-cH
.! using al once DR. ID. Jayne's E,prctoraut a
sur remedy for all Coughs and Colds and wen
ealcuiated 10 exert o beneficial influence on shs
Langs and Throat W. t's
Evening star., 1894-02-26
RENTED BUILDINGS.
List of Structures Our Big Govern
ment Has to Hire.

In accordance with a request from the
House committee on public buildings and
grounds for a list Of the buildings in the
District leased and occupied by the general
goverr. the Commissioners have sent
the following statement in reply. the same
being a report from the assessor for the
District:
Evening star., 1894-02-26

Three officers and three men belonging
to the coast guard crew at Inverness,
Scotland have been drowned by the
of a boat while attempting to
rescue the crew of a vessel in distress.
Evening star., 1894-02-26

IN immense warehouse at Rotherhitha.
a southeastern suburb Of london wss
purned last night. Thousands OF tons of
Grain poured from the store rooms ,n,a -
Thames. Loss. naO0pb. 'As
Evening star., 1894-02-26
SILK DEPARTMENT.

2oinch Black French Surah, All Silk. Coo
2o-inch Partisan, all silk, black ground with whit
hair-line stripes. Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Vst noor. Under skylight.
Evening star., 1894-02-26

22-iTeh ParasOls Of glace tafYeta silk plaids ant
stripes, blue, brown. garnet and tans, deep pin
striped border ivory ferrule natural wood handles
pst noor. 10th st. bldg
Evening star., 1894-02-26
VIII Filed

The VIII, with codicil. of Julia W. Parr1s
mas been filed. She leaves her niece. luna
u. f1nany, and nephew. A. X. Paris. x,Oo
each, e. and TO her sister. Sarah p. tracy
sl,"' ana the balance TO her brother San.
ue4 .. Paris, who she names as executor
Evening star., 1894-02-26

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
T"o-toned Diagonas. Regular 37hc. quality
"iS io'' &c
use noor''................ 10th st. bldg
Evening star., 1894-02-26
SUIT DEPARTMENT

Womens India Silk Waists, figured and plain,
null back, full sleeves, plated belt, black, navy,
cardinal, light blue also fancy figures dark and
hight grounds Exceptional value at.......... 100
Womtn's Print Wrappers, superior quality, Wat
teau back, full 'front.' full sleeves. a host of neat
stripes and figures. Sizes 80 to A. full value
IL \
Evening star., 1894-02-26
Woodward X LOthrOp,
AT EXCEPT SATURDAY.
Today Is
Our Fourteenth
Business Birthday.

We are celebrating it by holding anniversary
sale today, Tuesday and Wednesday. Each of our
three score and five departments contributes
more items. Sensible, practical, seasonabe things,
every ONE of them and nearly ALI bought especially for
this occasion and marked at special pricean under
value price. We have made liberal preparations for
the three days. sale. and think the quantities
sufficient.
Evening star., 1894-02-26
VELVET DEPARTMENT.

New spring shades Of velutina- -myosotis ma,sn-
ta' ascanio, amaranthe, cyrus Gordon ceylan. etc
"a inches wide. 81 IN
Nse Noor .llth Ut. annex
Evening star., 1894-02-26

BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
AiI-wool Cheviot. Regular 37hc. quality. This
~ '...''.'......... Doc
os' no'r............... Annex to 10th st. bldg }
Evening star., 1894-02-26
rEAR nEpApTHfE>.r

KNITTED UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
Women's Swiss Ribbed White Cotton VESTS Nor
folk and New Brunswick Eake high neck, sl,or
sleeves. Regular 35c. quality. This lot. go. .2Oc
for Soc
lst hoor. hoor...................... 1909 b St. door.
Evening star., 1894-02-26

80 DOZEN WOMEN'S S-BUTTON LENGTH
MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE GLOVES, tans, modes,
pearl, gray and black, narrow embroidery 81 so
Evening star., 1894-02-26

HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT
| Women's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs scallopad or
nemstitched, embroidered in several designs. Reg
uiar .oc. quality. .,21ac
| Qst door. ID annex
Evening star., 1894-02-26

DRESS GOODS pEPARTA,rYT
Evening star., 1894-02-26

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Evening star., 1894-02-26
Look at these few dozen
pieces of fashionable Silks
and wonder at the prices.

81. 81 %. S1.35. $3.50 and 50 are prices common
enough for Moire SIEs and Black Peau de Sole.
The uncommon quaIi les for the prices are the
outcome of an trl1or.ei's financial distress and the
Palais Royals policy Of sharing with patrons.
But you may not be a good judge of Silks and
Fin not know how to properly appreciate these
The SIX buyer thinks this possible and asks
The writer to request you to bring samples from
AlaeYhera that unarsons I'M ha
Evening star., 1894-02-26
PARASOL DEPARTMENT.

(3d floor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Evening star., 1894-02-26

y
for Wednesday will be announced Tuesday.
ONE LOT CHuDREN'S DOMESTIC GINGHAM
DRESSES. Pretty patterns of checks and stripes
neatly trimmed with embroidery. Sizes to IL
years ......................... ........... .1oc
Sd noor. .11th st. building }
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
One hundred dozen Graduated Four-in- hands and
Flowingend Tecks, made from SOC. quality silks
anu III oVc- Indnuer. sSc
Nine hundred Unlaundered White Shirts, good
muslin, pure linen bosom, fully reinforced, thor
eughly made. All wen have this season at 35c.
5 for 81.
Evening star., 1894-02-26

CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
hiaeK AH,wool Clay Diagonal Refer Jackets
iaii saun hned' full back. large sleeves, sizes 3.
Ve HoVf sf bldg
Evening star., 1894-02-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1894-02-26

OOn the second floor will be found the Dress
Fabrics in the piece. unique feature Of the COL
lection Is that not q yard of last seasons goods
Is here. This is due unusual happening to
the clearing sale held prior to moving from the
store on Penna- ave. to the present new building
on q
Evening star., 1894-02-26

anasHAM DRESSES
Saturdays morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TINE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONTY
Offerings and sales at the Eichmor" To-
bafco Exchange Internal Revenue
toiIections-I orcign Advices.

NEW YORK. Feb. 17--At the STOCK
ENchang. the week closed a. 1T opened
namely. dun and unintcrcsting. l'uflhs
the session only $1,000 shares CHANGE
hands The bulls accorded the Granger,
lcod support at the start. and frarroiai
advances were recorded, but. ass the III
duefitals developed weakness, "a difp"7l-
ton 10 realize in the railway list va"
soon manifested Speculation, no"
ovcf WAS Ustlcss throughout, ana WAS
confined largely 10 the traders in inc
hoard tho uncertainty I'm regard 20 legs
istion al Washington still checking opera
tions for outside account reports lIv"'
washington that the senate suhconl-
mittcc would favor an increase IN ~
tax on spirits, ana was cohHiltih'r ~
nroposition to give the sugar pe0pie :"
moderate protection on rtnnei ial'e- ~
strengthen these stocks. On IN - -
rary. whisky decfeaseu - ~, d,scnnod
SUGAR "a, 10 ,>i,. Chicago pas uiVpp.n
~ a. Gla, on dispatches from 'hlcasy
.hat another ordinance against the lIuH1
Nould be introduced IN the Von'l'o'.
Council early next week. Onl9'u - Di
the shares named, the decline wa, ~ Va,
+" I4is Der cent. the latter IN Burning
ton. which touched I9lt. ne ~ y,
mont OF tho Chicago. Milwaukee anu 81
Paul for the second week OF = epi "a
sry. showing IL loss IN taIilil7s ~
eli 10 had no effect The same remark
APPLIES to the bank statement. ihc
decrease of Sil O96. SO in reserve excite
little interest, AZ the banks sun L. nav t
S74 600 900 surplus. against Sl30oDo iast
vear and money Is practically unlcndahle.
went AZ merely nominal rates. The
movement OF currency IS stii in favor Of
this centre. and the loss In the bank
reserves mas been due entirely 10 the
extraordinary payments into me account
of the government loan. inese PAY
ments are now about completed. me
market closed dull and irregular. kaii-
wov and miscellaneous bonds were higher.
Money on call nominaly J per cent,
prime mercantile paper 4q4R Iel teill'
Sterling exchange firm, with actual busi-
nee In in BANKERS bills AZ 4S5ha4s5A for
sixty DAYS and 4STEq4S7@. for demand :
posted rates. 4S6ig@4oSa coi cor ~! IA Ia.
| bills. 4S2a4S5 for sixty days ana 49, ior
den.and- Government bonds stealy.
| SEC honds dun Railroad bonds nigh
| er SILVER at the board was weak oo,,
Treasury Balances-Coin, S9i, $4,000;
| currency, $4iOoS,OOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
Book 0fthe Builders.

The demand for the Columbian Art
Album" now completed ana Iurnlsnea eN-
clusively 10 The Times readers, has laIse-
lv exceeded expectations. ii Is no"
impossible for us TO ill orders promptly
for back numbers, as the works cannot DC
printed fast enough by the pupilsheIs'
They write us that every effort Is bein5
made 10 nm our orders. To meet uV
roand for the highest order of puolica-
lion OF the Columbian Exposition me
Times has made contract win ''0
Columbian Memorial Publication Sucle'y
for the exclusive right In Richmond anu
vicinity for the Columbian Book Oh me
Builders" by Daniel Hudson Durham
and Francis Davis Aillet respectively
the chief of construction and director o.
work and the director of decoration. IL
will be published complete IN twenty
five parts the first about March 2oth.
Each part will contain four fun page
plates I'm fac smile colOrs size Twelve
by sixteen inches. also eight pages OF
letter press adequately illustrated, same
size. all enveloped I'm suitable cover.
This edition is similar TO an edi-
tion ODE Luxe" published by same
firm at a cost each Of many hun
dreds of dollars. and limited TO
one thousand copies. For work tndt
is superb and a masterpiece OF modern
book-maklng this cannot be surpassed
As there will be a very large call ior
the work The Times cannot promise
TO supply the numbers unless coupons
are sent in promptly. and after the issue
Of first three numbers II Is question:
If tbev can be duplicated. The cost of
the narts will be twenty-five cents each.
which would not buy elsewhere one OF
the beautiful fac smile plates OF which
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I'm order to give all q chance TO secure
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
nIcnMoNp. ~. Feb. n. b.

RICHMOND. VA. Feb. II, 1921.
No offerings of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day. and none Tor the week
ending to-day.
Private sales reported To the secretary
of The Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
WranpcrS 1s hogshesds; filters, a; smoS-
ers. >, lear dark, :. Total 70 hos5-
heads.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor the
week ending to-day: Wrappers, - moss
heads filters g.: cutters, = smokers
~: leaf Cdark) 1857 Jugs DARK ~. To-
tat. 900 ho-shcads. 49,,
The tobacco Inspector reports light
camping to-day. Samping Tor the week
ending to-day. Inspections bright IT,,
hogshcads. dark. 2iS hogshedds ana IL
ticrccs western. hogshead. Reinspcc-
lions Bright, - hogsheads.
Total samping for the week ending
to-day, 434 hogshcads and III ueices anu
boxes.
Planters. Davenport's. Shochoe. Farm
ers'. Allegheny. and Old Dominion To-
bacco warehouses report to-day. Ike
ceipts. 60 packages; deliveries, j. pack
ages.
The same tobacco warehouses. with
Wilson's. Myers. Virginia Vaughan s.
Jones', and Meals added. report Tor the
week ending to-day. Receipts, JJj pack
ages: deliveries. ~ packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city Of Richmoni. VA,
! to-day: Cigars and cigarettes, Si96p5,
plug tohaccos. S2.lil.Sj Total, S2,oiV.W
United States internal revenue collec-
lions FOR the city of Richmond, Va,
Si5.5si.JL Total. $50. ,i3.G9.
REGISTERED AZ the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: t. o. Jeffries. Chase city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. Feb. 11.-Wheat had
q Dun and undressing session to-day.
There were several variations in the tone
with corresponding advances and declines
and the net result was % gain on 'iu'sc'
FOR the day AS usual on saturday
there was no marked feature 20 the
trading. which was principally for me
local account The market opened uh-
changed from Yesterdays close, declined
a fraction, reacted &C., eased on ana
closed as above
Corn-Tradilg was mainly local. AS
in wheat, n transactions were OF
character which are usually seen on
the last day Of the Week-thdt is, cover
iug By shorts and evening up by the
longs. The opening was sughty Msher
man Yesterdays close. declined isc. adj
Nanced Iff3.c.. and the close was WIN
that amount gained over yesterday.
oats were duh and steady, Win no
feature of note to the trade Price
changes were governed by those or corn,
and the close was &C.. above opening.
Provisions were only moderately actiFe.
The opening was firm on account or an
advance in the prices for live hoss. ol-
ferines then became slightly In excess
81 the buying demand, ana an easier
feeling prevailed. Later, when wheat
sfrpngthened. some Improvement was
made I'm product At the close there was
some decline from the outside. with "a
firm undertone May pork closed 2iec.
higher than yesterday May lard 2l2c.
higher and May ribs Jnlisc. higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

nonnccd Count Gladstone FIRST. .Chevaiier
second and Ian burgess third. sount
stotc ona fScn, I9-in the Aged Pointers
stakes. they competed to see who would
VITA the shsolutc. Count Iiads'one
proved the victor. ~.
t;iriccawav having won INC pointer
derby. and Topsy Rod the setter w .
they ran To soc no could win tiie an,
sointc IN the derby. Iop'y lEon h"'
been dosed with salt meat by some oilo.
He filled MP on water. ana ms oN.,'
drew him from the stakes anu H'o,'ss''
tho heat. but the Judges gave Strlde-
away tho hea, after a run of rev
minutes Strideawav making one point
and having speed and range.
Topsy Rod has never been dcicatcn ny
any puppy except StridcawaN. lnlH ne,lh
the second victory over TopsN kou. Ibis
finished most successful meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

katiro Racing Association OF New York
state Banded Together.

NEW YORK. Feb. t7-At a conference
to-day or committees representing the
new Jockey Club and the Coney Island
Jockey club it was agreed 10 advocate
g. junction for the TWO clubs in matters
81 policy. The committee OF the new
club consisted of the steward of the
,.uh a. E. Kecne. Col. ". n. Thomp-
SON. John Hunton. and =. Il. Sturgin.
Ihr committee of the cOney Island
Jockey Club having tuli power 70 act
consisted Of j. G. Lawrence. John T..
le.ksher. and George Peabody Wet
more.
Now that the entire racing associations
81 tnis state are banded together, II ~
20 he expected that great reforms VIII
take place an turf matters. The laws
vii Doc revised so as TO exclude the dis
reputable element OF the turf nom 1uf-
Thee participation in horse racing. ana
heavy Punishment viii be melted out 10
anN offender. The ONE. Two, and three
system of. betting. which * disliked by a
great majority of bOokmakcrs and race
goers, Will also, IL rs thought. be abolish
ted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
vrv YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Nt,w YORK. Feb. II Flour duh and
49,. ,.,tlr wheat. low grades. $2.UOfD
. a. K nafort. $j.2Ja3.5D; Minnesota
rfoar ~ r14g go. patent, S3fe1t4.-5; low
extras. S2O5a2. 3D. southern nour u ,,1l.
aa. Meln' ~ choice. S3.1Oa4.1O.
49,. AMI and firm. No. red, store
,, -, r tOisHOiMc.: afiOat 6-iac.
Onfions opened firm ana ADVANCED 80
son ac closing steady AT yester-
zen ,rith q moderate trade; No.
% rcd pFlehfuary. GO3sc.; March, 5lisc;
'i cS,n o5 g9ii ami nrmcr; No; . 42ie, Gle,
nrm at * hishe,rgii . feDi uAiS' '-'i1''
'lalcn' So, So and frmer: February, 3j&c.;
~ NS5c May. 3Ilsc.; No. white,
March afy.c. SpOt-No. :, dic.' No.
wbito asc. mixed western, J'1saJSiZc.;
VIZ" II5y a sail and easy; shipping, ooag5c.;
good 10 choice. 'v40',,-
vVroi on,iet and unchanged. Co.
neof ofiiet and stea1y; family. Slloo9
~ M. oxfra mess. Se.VyNS.D, beer MAINS
dun at Sl65o. li'lS ind,s pen mes IS sis00a
~ 90 go meats dun and easy; picked
T,liio. II ~. shoulders, SO.JONO.iJi SCUM
N,nnrica hams. S92j; middles nominal.
lard quiet and easier western steam
ei closed at I R,eaned dun Continent, $50:
sontb hmerica $50; compound, SG25a
$50. ...,... 900. efo -,13
l423. ....s... ct.to dairy
1565lc.. do. creamery. l1Q2lc.; western
dairy. i3hQ17c., do, creamery l'e-'c''
Cotton seed oil duh and steady cruoe'
2cA2SiLc.: yellow. 33hp3ic-
Petroleum quiet and unchanged.
Rosin dull and steady; strained, COM
mon TO good. $. lVH i.lJ. .,,,,soo,.
Turpeutine quiet and steady at "-i2oo"S.
Rire steady and in moderate demand
domestic. fair TO extra. JhnJsc.i Japan
AIolasses-Forcie nominal; new OF
loans omen kettle good TO choice duN
and steady AT 3O03Sc. o.,
Peanuts quiet, fancy hand-plcAea' o.
coffee-Options steady at : points down
10 10 points up, March. $3.50, May,
/ $40 30. July. sl4gO; September Sl43'1
lf4O. Spot Rio dull and steady; NO. O.
81 OOQ17I2l,
Sugar-RaW dun and firm; fair refining,
o f5-f6c. Refined moderately active ana
firm: 40 q, 3 13-l0nic. standard A.
4hd4 7-iGc. cut-loaf $40 81 zoe. crusheu
/ SOS 3-lGc. graduated, 4t0i o-l6c.
Freights to Liverpool steady ana quiet
] cotton, J-6id. bid. grain, ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
RALTIAlORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, Feb. l1.-Fiour duh
and unchanged. , ~.
ruary. 59s.c bid: Nav. G2l4a62tc.; steam
er No = red, 5Gc. bid; milling wheat b.
sample, OOc. r.,.
corn strong: mixed spot and Feenru-
4gi.G9<e. Steamer mixed. 4lufl4c;
southern corn. by sample, 45alil4c.; do
on grade. 4la42c. o-.,
oats Quiet. No. . white. western, Boa
03Jc 80. . mixed, western, 559 4j12c.
Rye dull No. ., zoe. .
Hay quiet and steady; gOOd 10 ehOiee
timothy. Slf5Oq1J.JO.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds Virginia 3's. ga t2s4; Baltimore
and ohio stock. II asked; Northern Cen
tral stock 67aG1i9; Baltimore ana ONO
Southwestern third incomes. Gi.gs; Con-
solidated Gas stocks, 5sqJsi4.