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which was necessary for the success VI
the DemUGfatic candidate.
He saw n c1py Of a Telegram from
tho sialedspsrtmunt 10 Minister Phelps,
accusing him Of "po.iticil c3Wsrdlce.D
lie took this Oiienalvc Telegram to Mr.
Bsyetd, saying bs considered It n per-
sonal insult Nit. BsyArl sas "em-
bafrassad and oOniused, and at lsst shil
he knew nothing OF Euy such telegram
having bnon sept.v
Ito was furnished with n copy VI tho
following telegram, received " a men,
Ter OF the cabinet from tho nAtlOnki
committee In New YofM
"Dseo the President know that the
Iflsh vote Ia slipping cut of our hands
because Of the di plomatlc shiiiy .shaiIy-
lnp7 beo Lamont (the Pfeetdeups
secretary and chiei wlts-pulltf) %
once. bjmsthlng ough. u bs donS to-
day"
Accordingly he received his pass.
ports that afternoon.
Lord Sackville quotes a abatement he
msde to Lord Halignnry, accusing Sec
rotary Bsyafd OF 1hSiant mi.ala,s-
msnts Of facts anu duplioltv.
lilo refers 10 President Cleveland In
bitter terms aud a1di! "Thsfo IL 10
bass action which an American poll
tlcisn Will not resort to Ia orisr TO
gain an election"
He quotes another dispatch from Mr..
Herbert 70 Lord balig1ufy, In which
tue author Of the Murcnison lBitof, one
O,soodly, was Recommended 10 Pfesi-
eeut Haffisnn In letter from ;w3
California X puUlicA one bearing
the historic lame Of Harrison Gray
Otis, AMI tho other Judge w. r. FiiS.
gerald, telling tue story Of OsgJodly's
fraud, aud claiming Tor him tho credit
aud recognition which were fairly due
aim Tor his remarkable achievement.
Lord backvillu gives credit for the
publication 40 one, Y my, n senator
aud ohioi OF Republican wire.
puliurs,D 10 whom his (Lotd Baos.
viile's) letter was sent by tho CAiiIor-
utA y iitioiAns.
1hen Lrd Sackvills adds "Ir.
Biyari rem ,ined In oUscurily for tour
yehfe until the tn-clroiiOn Of Mr..
Cleveland whoa no was appointed om-
Jutsalor 70 LJndDa nv recognition, 10
may b. presumed, Of his remarkable
Aehis vomunt.
"rho psrpetratof Of theal degrading
acts OF political triokury ulnurgrs from
tue political miro social success ana
moetn those upon whom he ~ mercl-
lsssly tramplsd with smiling coun.
| tUnance."
Lord sackville ahya that two justices
OF tue supreme c.uti, slucs dead, spoke
Ia terms Of the strongest condemnation
| OF Presi iont ClbvOlAnl's ao.l1n To-
| wafIs him.
Ho quotes n letter In full from a
manager Of dime mustum Ia New
YORK, Offering him S2,OO1 per week
nnd sNpensea TOT himHuli aud suite II
ho would head two levaus dauy Oi
two hours In my palatial mussum.n
at 10 unnecessary, "adds Lord Sack
vile, "iOr mo to common fuflhtf
upon tho political depreciation which
ayowtdly exists Ia tue United States,
nor upon the difficulties whicn Bnt.
iah minister has 20 contend with in
maintaining Hmlcablo relations with a
government influenced solely BY Tue
political necessity Of tbs m mont, nud
whose action 10 controlled by faction
hos,ile 10 his own c0untry."
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aut tcaiimUuy expected - tns ptsrfcu.
ton. The examination " the uihvr
witness had only Iust begun when the
court took a recess until tomorrow
morning, tut In the short time that tho
witness was on the stand tao testified
to one Important fact which was ui.
reetiy opposed - what tue ae ente lad
hoped 10 eatstliah.
Tho most implfiant witness Of the
day was Charles =. beushan, the
young msn who TIC defense contenis
was mistaken for Ditrant w pawn.
trukof Oppenheimer. Lenahan, who
does not Dear n attikiug rusenblauch
" the prisoner, tAid that on April sri
he attempted 10 pawn small diamond
ring, timllsf 10 tho ons worn by
Blancbe Lamont, NJ Oppebheinet's
shop. The witness said that he asked
Opponheimsr the same questions Rnu
received tue same antwefs that o.
penheimef quoted IN relating the con.
vcrastiuu hp had with the young mau
whom Oppenhelmer testified wAt Dan.
rant.
Then came the surprise 10 the De.
fonse, which cOunieTAciel nearly all
the stfeugth obiainsi from the wit.
nrss' testimony. IIeuahan said that
no tried to pawn the ring In tho alter
noon. while Oppenheimer testified
tha, Duffant entered his shop In the
morning. Attorney Dsupfoy was con.
sidorably ditconceFicd by the stale
ment Of the viinris, RHd tndravofei
20 impoach LbnahHn'e testimony by
tesdins letter written by LenGuan 10
tho attorneys for the defense, IN watch
no diyulg Il the fact tina, he had tried
10 pawn email diamond fing IT
Onpenheimei'a on the same day that
Durfant was said u have entered the
place.
The court interrupted Deuproy, how
ever, aud refused 10 lot him fcau only
such parts u tho letter ~ referred ~
tao question. Dsuprey then asked
that no letter be udinillui in evidence,
and % tue close Of the struggle over
this move tue court adjourned for tie
DAY. The court refused % admit the
Nhcie lvtter III evidence, NJ sumo patta
weto dBvo. 4 10 inu Uxp'osiI1n Of the
writer's o8inion rs % tie olfrsciue p Of
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1ELEGRAPHIC.
ITIlCE On. BAYARD.
,,o,e LEADING DIPLOMATS


60, youK Oct. s.-A special cA., =
NV ,ya,la from L'ndon s'yn M
D'a' , g1,.r aud IN many respects |.
n'il ,., publication BY q
s'Pi'e' !, s,ser high diploma, ha'
Bau'a .,. J. during the pA'I 10"
ssn .moue the foreign repre-
w. w., .aV % IL, court Q: st. Jame'.
''S Ts',.s handsomely Prin'ol pampn'
lh's ~ aFor private circulation
ii I, n !, .oa entitled. "hiy Mi''l'n to
,a.!ir ,I' r,I state, issl.s9." add has
la' I'M ..'a issued By b'fd ssokvllle'
liN s' sit Lionel sack ssll.saekvill''
s s..' X. @. N. @, was tho English
v'a,,,,r, 70 wHaisE''n for the pe''oa
riaef. ..,,h,,od tina, President
cn..l,ad' Almost on iho e,o o. VOC
Osv Caves, y, is, cent Dir Lionel hls
t.seuOs t.s.u.s Of . letter written ny
astS'v sll,ssd EngliahmAn IN Csli-
lsfpia, eonnsaslns On 'nO "pp'o"
lal 'l's 'n.V@pll,t IL L3ft sachville'a
~. mi ,xplanali5a, q tsi several
e. 80. N iba, Incident hut tue un'
le s,tsI paT. VI u, anu tue PSF.
~ ''V, ~ ,fousui very excited com.
wy, IA Ami, The freedom oi his sine.
,,s,greu tho American puop'e anu
- ','l,n publlc muB, and srcund, bis
Al, .ss,,.,el ildignation that thu
r.I,,s minlg,fy should hava accepted
n. R,r,fl ~ embasiaiof o ihis oouu'
=. stil, As SECRETARY ~ state OF thv
r,,,,S states, Mf. Bsyafd had wan.
INV la,alied 10 ptfson IL accteul'el
~ rs,ftnphlst consists OF nty-two
- bOil words, AID IL Of very
snsi,sus, not more than 100 copies
Tss.s.te bson sent under seal ouly
"ialln, foreign diplomats AMI the
tlssW Easlish officials aud a Tow per-
ilpil'fisudL n,.
,siLns q. Blsilo secretary OF state
vh,s Lori ssekville came 10 New
Y5fiih \ iyembsf 1851.
Hsnyih e saloiei upon hls dutie.
v,,s sis,t s1llsHuur. "i was well
ar,,,si The diiil,ullics ! should have
f,ee4,sad With 10 combating the 10.
ai,r.i Of the Fsnlan organization, OF.
tati,i over the government and
,tIss Eefs 70 powerful In both house,
. toe lsslialurs."
LII sickville quatea private lot.
iilsvfo'e 10 Lord Granville, then
iirlsh minister, In April, 1859, In ..
gui, ipbiienily, 10 n request or he.
nits made by Secretary Frslinghny.
ftisi The imme Hate rclvise VI Ger.
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CHICAGO, Oct. S.--hll the western
rosds put Dix open cut IN we1i-oound
rates Into effect today. Tho cut applies
10 all Colorado common points. The
rates 10 these points now are
Fifth class sud classsa a, b, & and
ID, 90 cents; clasa l., 10 cents.
Ihe Old tam raies geis; Fi'th class,
o. cents; olass A, fl.O7, o.sts u, 81
uentt; class q, o. csupsi class ID, bsi
cent?; class Il, - ecuts.
"Ihe apparent reduction said a
prominent tfsfil' manager, "will not
aioot our revenues In the sllghiest de-
gtec, for tue very tesson that tue.e
reductions wore made monthu ago. All
that has been done IL 90 announce
them openly, while before they were
made secretly. Tho next open cut will
probably be In class sud omuodtiy
rates 30 the Mitsyur riVef. Oae 10 ~
be oxpeoiei any day."
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Oppunheimer's tcsiim1ny. Tins re.
msinier Of the letter was admitted.
Alter Lien ihaa surprised tue de.
tense by stating that he tried to pawn
he rlug In the hiiefnoOa, Attorney
Druprey became very suspicious
VI tho wituess, anu asked him
several questions inieuded TO
indicate that he had trans.
ierlsd his sympalhies from lhe deionse
% tho persecution. Among o!hef
tnlnga, Attorney Duuprny asked Ls-
naLan n ne hah not been is11sncst
by persons known 70 DO Ia sympathy
vita tho prosecution. Deupfey also
aekul him when he shaved on tue
mouslacho he woro when 10 entered
Oppenholmef's thpp. LsuahAu saii
no had never voTn mtusiache In his
lie. DsupTcy intiiuAlel that ne
would impsach the teiiimony OF the
witness ON this point by a sisiumant
contained In the letter written by
LsnAhon to the attorneys for tho dc.
tense.
w. 4, Dukes, a student ni Cooper
Mojioal college, who was expected 90
give strong evidence Tor tho rrosocn.
ttOn, gave disappointing testimony.
Dukes said that Dufrant asked MIN u
he could not remember that he httcnd-
Cd d.. Chsncy's lecture on tue after.
noun Of Apfl dtd, mi ~ that snd 70.
called "a number OF incidents said 20
nave iahol place At thu time Although
Dukes, seat IN the lee ufc room was
next ~ Durranps, Dukes could not f,-
member whether DutTsnt was there OF
not, aud told him 40. Dukes said 10
vas untrue, as had been reported, thu;
Duriant asked him asa favor TO testliy
tuAt he did attend the lecture. On
Tue contrary, Dutss said that Durraut
told him ho wished him 10 testify only
10 this iac.s ~ he temombrreI them.
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ever, o. in.E,5 ss q uituef sidu might
vic, Ri.nsugh hofisr Suffered rather
more than Young and the visitora got
tho most on basss. After this there was
trouble, and the home team had 81 Of
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wAgmEGION, ID. c.. Oct. s.-Io'
dsy'es OF the condiiion OF the
treasury ehowt; Available cash BAL
ancs, sis2, s8T,ls3; gold reserve, s96,'
0l7,gJ2.
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NEW HoRIS, Oct. "a Herald
5leoiAl from Berlin tayG PfOiefof
Leyden has received a diapaich 10 the
fleet tnat ths ezIowitnh u growir x
rapidly worse. His COS diti0n is re-
togted ~ nlArmioR.
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Only one sia. the Defense 10 ths
Durrnnl eaaf.

Fan FRANciso, Oci. 3 After wan.
d.riug through maze of unimp0ftant
witncstes, tho defense IA the DIrfant
case this afternoon summoned 10 the
stand two Of the most Important viii
nesses that have been called tiEos the
prosecution closed Its ohse. Ono OF the
vitnessss materially aided the do
iense, iiom the fac, that upon cross.
examination lie failed 10 give import
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. -. lS!lJ.
No offerings of tobaccos a. auction on
Change to-day.
frivate sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, > hogsheads; filters. 30, fmOk-
ers. -; scrap tbrighU, j.; leaf dark
Is: Jugs (darO, :. Total, ~ hOgsncads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
lnspoctions-Da - hOgsheads and "
terccs: western, hOgshead. Rcinspec-
tions Bright, hOgsheads
Myers Sheburne's, CrenshaWs. DaVen-
ports. Meals. Planters Allegheny and
Shockoe tobacco warehouses report To-
day: Receipts, - packages; deliveries, -
packages.
United states internal revenue collec-
tions for the city Of Richmond. Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, $500; pug
tobaccos. S2,4G0.OG Total. $G,1j4fG.
A prime bright sale at Davenport 5
warehouse to-day; prices satisfactory; as
good a sale. if not the best, OF the hei-
son.
A pretty fair sale at Shelburne's ware
house to-day. Another good break Tor
tomorrow.
A sale of brights and darks at the
"Stonewalr' to-day at good prices. An
observer said. Prices were as hlgh as !
have seen them for long time-Way up
in c." Another good break FOR to-Inor-
The Petersburg Record OF Saturday
February >. 1898, says:
The fOlloWing Will show the movement
of tobacco during the past week at me
various warehouses. Farmers Receipts,
81; loose, $50, $50. West Hill-Rcceipts,
~; loose. ~, $50 Moore Receipts, 80;
loose. Sc. 475. Centre Receipts, ~; loose.
- 800. Oaks-Receipts. -; loose 4"'''"
Total Receipts. lC}. loose, 322,lN1
Total inspections from the Isl OF pc-
tobcr. 1894. TO January 18th, SO, same
time last year, 81.
No visitors registered at the Tobacco
tn-LLIN-
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.


NEN YORK, Feb. 1.-The delay IN an
fourcing the completion OF tne ncsOua-
tiohs lor the sale of a block o. new
tonds by the Government operated
aulII sc the stock market again to-day.
tncrC was no pronounced pressure 20
s,ii however. ana the decline wnlch
took place curing the cary hours OF a
80 As per cent. Was due 20 the desire on
the part OF the traders Ia accept pTohts
as wen as TO reduce their lines, so as
40 be in shape 20 take advantage OF new
developments at " asn.ugtOn. 4 mere Was
a4s0 Tendency 10 restrict opeIdnoHa
uaui khc House disposed or Inc SPIHi'ti
bin. \ recovery m exchange, the BoSttb
rates OF sterling having risen TO ~ ana
iSug. also mad an adverse lhHu'H@e'
Manhattan, Lead, sugar Omaha, "+ouiS-
Vile and Nashville. Missouri l aVii.e'
Western Union. General Electric, She An
tlracite COaleTs, the GranScTs, Win 'he
exception OF Rock Island, ana lhlca%o
Gas were an more OF less prominent 81
the downward movement ne idSe
named declined from tJh 10 f"fI, aot-
Ngito4tau0ing statements mat the nehc-
diet party mad Withdrawn all opposition
TO the STANDARD on interests, ana that
The official announcement Of ,he Fetli"-
lnfuf of the former VIII be made Jubhc
st an early date the representatives
of the latter viii take possession OK me
propafty ass soon as matters can De ar
RANGED with the courts. Later an thc
dav tho market improved. ana on moe
a 20 3, per cent. in the general list ana
~, Der cent. in Lead. London was again
% buvcr OF ms favoritcs. but rs purchases
were not large enough TO influence prices.
The recent Improvement n hockn$
Valley sccurireF IS ascrihed 10 the lhct
that al the coming election a number
of loadiuc capitalists viii cntcr ,hc "ircc-
tory. 'Tnc rocks for tho annual meet
INK win close on February ga ncNi.
SpcculatiOu closed trmcr. with an al
,.srcirr tendency. Net changes show
losses Of D.. 10 ~ per cent. United states
vuhber rose TX 10 - and Alton and Fcrre
Usute . to - LaCkawanna lost "a
nor cent. The bond market closed ;riaci.
Tho sales of listed stocks aggregated
10000 shares. unlisted. 5000 snarcs.
Money on call has been easy III l"2
Ter cent. last loan at | per cent. ana
closing offered at ! per cent; prime m'r-
camille paper. 3aai per cent Ear FlI-
Ncr. CO MCxicdn dollars. 49,. Sterling
exchange rs steady. with actual business
iu bankers bills at 4S1i2GlN1N for Sixty
days and ASSN0iS9 for demand; posted
rates. 1851 lS9R, commercial bills, ANbEd
4s7i, Government bonds steady. stat"
bonds dun Railroad bonds firm Sill
Yer at the board was COS bid.
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$40; June. so: July. 5.5i: August, BIS;
September. 5g5. October. 56s; Novem-
Der. BIB; sales, ll2.6D bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 2s.93i bales
experts to Great Britain, 1,lJ baleS
Continent. 1905 bales; stock 3'swo
bales.
total so far this week-Net rece.ps'
~. Ia bales. exports to Great Britain.
a., .,ts bales; France, ITO bales, Con-
tinent. ~. az bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Cotton fu-
lures steady; sales. 81, 800 bales; febru-
arv sol: March. 513; April, 5.l2: May,
). 10: June. 5.25; July, 5.3l; August o."1'
September. $40; October 90; NoVem-
LIVERPOOL. Feb. $3.50 p Moot
ton IN moderate demand and prices un-
changed: American middlng, 3l-32,
sales. $500 bales; American. 100 bales;
speculation and export. 90 bales; re-
ceipts. 1900 bales. all American Fu-
lures opened steady and demand iair;
American middling. low middling claus,
FEBRUARY and March, 2 57-Gl. March
ana April. 2 57-Gia2 1851: April and
May. 59-Gid2 G1-6i; May and June,
2 G1-Gt: June and July, 2 62-64; July ana
August, 53-Gl03; August and September,
2-Gl: October and November, G-G4.
Futures firm.
r. M.-American middling. February,
. 57-Gfn2 5S-Gl, February and March,
iT-G4u2 5S-G4; March and April, 1s-G4
az 50-Gi: April and May. . j9-6im2 G-Gl;
May and June. G1-G4. June and July,
2 G2-6lG2 G3-Gl; July and August, !; Au-
gust and September. . l-Gi. buyers; sep
TENDER and October 3 2-6iG3 3-G4; Oc-
tober and November. . 3-j4U3 4-G4 buy
ers: November and December. J-OI.
Futures closed quiet but steady.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO ILL, Feb. THE bullish
news was far in excess Of anything mat
presented Itself of the day inc Dull5
themselves were again disposed 10 NY
what success they could achieve in buy
ing. which was. IN itself. quite "a VI
In causing the advance made, whist the
bears did not seriously obsuuct me
movement French aoNi'cS O." me en-.
that bonded stocks of wheat IN thit
country were only Z..FlWW buShfI.'
against 1900 Ou0 bushels a year ago were
received. The Australian crop was re-
ported as being - per cent Joss man
last year. and deficient IN quality. Baltlc
and Indian shipments for the week Were
lignt at 3&;fUIt bushels. the ADDITION
Of American exports not bringing me
supply up to the amount required by
importing countries. as estimated ~
Beorbohm. Liverpool cables were high
or ana continental markets showed adj
vanccs generally. New York WAS
liberal buyer At the opening, while ior-
cigncrs were buying iu that city. There
was some wheat put ont by the heavy
professional shorts bat not enough 10
materially affect the market. May wheat
opened from sc. TO .&hc., advanced 10
J}'sd33aic.. where IL closed. 'SDlc. higher
than yesterday. Cash wheat was hrm
ana steady.
corn was strong and higher ST. Louis
was Il conspicuous buyer the assumption
being that the lighter movement from
the interior was having an influence ia
'tUlIlN ttflN 'VlilHl'illt 10 TIE DOuiH-
west Wheat strength had likewise an
effect. May corn opened from 427.c to
&c. advanced TO lie, closing at l37.u
4lc, &C.. higher than yesterday. Cash
corn was inactive ana demand strong
oats The oats market was quiet May
oats closed M0"Sc. higher than yesterday.
The cash market failed TO respond 10
the stronger futures. business being
transacted at about steady figures.
Provisions-The trade in provisions was
a scmi-stagnaHt Onf, a stronger hog
market imparting a similar tone to pro-
duct. After the opening the business
was slow and first prices were not cs-
sentially changed throughout the day
May pork closed iOc. higher than yes
tcrday, May lard 2l%0Jc. higher and
May ribs Sc. higher Domestic markets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
VIRGINIA NEWS NOTES.

Cnnproeraan Turner to-day secured
Mace ON the calendar for a bill providing
for the reimbursement of the centenary
Reform church. Of Winchester in the
sum of 5000 for damages sustained on
account OF its occupancy by Federai
troops during the late war. lie also Sc
cured favorable reports from the COM
mittcc on Pensions on three bills. proVld-
ing pensions for children OF Revolutionary
soldiers. as follows:
Mrs. Laura Stone. of Woodville, Va,
daughter Of Thomas Thornhill, deceased
late a soldier in the Revolutionary war
and a private i'm the legion commanded
bv Light Horse" Harry Lee. Also, Mrs.
Pamela Glass and Miss Sarah Wharton,
daughters Of Samuel Wharton, deceased,
late "A soldier of the Revolutionary war,
who enlisted when a boy OF fourteen
years Of age, whose home at the time
was I'm Stafford county, Va.
State Senator Henry Fairfax, OF Lou
dom. left this morning for Richmond to
attend a meeting of the Board of Visitors
Of the Virginia Military Institute. The
Senator is an Institute graduate. and feels
q deep interest in the affairs Of his alma
mater.
Messrs W. Z. Ardney and wife, of
Charlotte, y. c.; w. j. Newton. Danville;
Arthur y. Clarke and George Cooper. of
Richmond are registered at the Metro
p0itan. "a.
Nessrs. r. r. Campbell aAd John A..
Anderson are among the Virginia visitors
at the Capitol. III. l.. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. Flour quiet and
steady; winter wheat, low graucs, %l.Jp
also; do. TAR 10 fancy, S-.53Q2.ij, pa
tent. $2.Gpa3OJ, Minnesota clear, S2.1.rt
o., patent, - 2JulUJ; low extras, "l.JJ
m2.GU. Southern nOur upll and steady +,
common To tar extra, $LJJd2.I5; SOOd
to choice, N2SJd3.2I
Wheat duiI an IdIsc. higher closing
firm; no. red, store and elevator, 5Hlc.;
aioat, INHm59c. Options were falriy ac-
tive ana nrm at "iHtsc. advance; No >
req, February, JF4c.- March, 1Sc.; May,
5st,c
Corn quiet and 1rmer; No >. &c, cie-
vator. ISc aiIoat Options were mod
eratcly active and firm at 9sGlisc. ad-
vance; February. ne; May, 1Gsc.; july,
1870.
oats dun and hrmer. Options quiet;
February, March and May, 32isc.; mixed
western, 33l2635c.; white 10, dGai0l9c.
nay quiet and steady; shipping, J04
5jc.; good TO choice, IUa DC.
" DOL firm ana IN demand; domestic
fleece, l5G l9c; pulled, l2adjc.; Texas
,.al2c.
Beef dull and unchanged: beef hams
quiet at $lG.OO; tierced beef dull; city
extra, India mess Sl2JGuli.j0; cut meats
quiet and STEADY: picked bellies. Sj.jOlt
5.G2Ig; shoulders. $i2'a4j0; hams, 500
QS.cJ.
Lard quiet and frmer: western steam
So 81; city, S6.3I12: February, $3.50 asked :;
May $3.50, nominal Refined duh: con
tinent. S7.35; South American, $50; COM
pound. S5.o0d5.25
Pork quiet and steady; mess, S11.25Q
no.
Butter quiet: fancy steady; State dairy,
lOu1Sc.: State and Pennsylvania cream
cry, 14Q2lc.: western dairy, lOqlJc. ;
creamery. lfa24c.; Elgins, 24c.
Cotton SEED oil firm and in better de-
mand. crude. 22a224c; yellow prime,
2Gli 2ti5c., do. choice, &c.
petroleum nominal.
Rosin dun and unchanged.
Turpentine quiet and firm at Dl4Q3O
bid
Rice firm and unchanged.
Molasses firm and unchanged.
Peanuts steady.
Coffee dun and points down 10 > points
up: March. $1i.45, May, Sl42O; Septem-
her. Sl4 2Wu1421: october. Sll.3o; Novem-
Der, S1430Ql4.25. Spot Rio duh and
steady: No. I. S16.25.
sugar-Rdw dun and steady; fair re-
timing. 2a,C: W-test centrifugal 3hc
Rehncd duh and unchanged.
Freights TO Liverpool duh and steady;
cotton, 7-G4d asked; grain lSld. asked.