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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
MRS. C0TT0N'S PLEA.
IN Earnest One In Behalf Of North Caro-
lina'S Exhibit al Atlanta.
THE CUMULATIVE VOTING PLAN"
Ex-JudSe Whitaker. Author of
h County Government ~BiIi-Lists
OF Masistr"tcs Coming I'm Rapidly
The Public Printing.

RALEIGH. n. c.. February 7.-(Spc-
cial)-I.ast evening Mrs. II. r. Cotton
went before the legislative Committee
on Agriculture and urged that the &.0p
set apart in the bill providing for North
Cardinals exhibit at the Atlanta Expo
sition be certainly appropriated. Her
plea was an earnest one. The COMMITTEES
Is very favorably inclined towards the
bill, will report Il favorabiy. your
correspondent is assured. II Will. how
ever. require hard work 20 set II through
the Legislature. even though the money
is TO come from the balance of the d.
rect-tax fund now in the treasury.
Captain Edward h. Engelhard. super
intcndent Of the Water Works here ana
ex-Chief of the Fire Department, is very
sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. William Ttddy. Chsrlotte's oldest
citizen. is dead: aged %. He was well
known in this state.
HIS OWN IDEA.
The county-Eovernment bill presented
by the Fusion caucus committee was
drawn by cx-Judge Spier Whitaker, ana
the cumulative plan 81 voting for couh'
ty commissioners was MS own partlculaS
idea. 1t Is now contended by some thar
the Republicans VIII ovcrslaush this, hut
this remains 10 DC seen.
The South Atlantic life-Iusarance Com
pany will have its headquarters here. The
bill TO charter IL Is now before the Leeis-
lature.
1t is now quite wei assured that the
Legislature viii adjourn March 10Th.
Most members agree that that is the
date.
Lists Of magistrates are coming in to
the Legislature quite rapidly from the
F~usionist county chairmen. or course.
the names sent in are all Of FUsionists.
AMAZED.
The officers Of the Cotton States Expo
sition who were here yesterday expressed
their u~nbounded smSzcmcnt at the mag
nltUde and beauty OF the state museum.
They say nothing in the South approaches
1t. and that il is an exposition in itself.
Judge Bryan's residence, at New Berne.
was burned last night. causing a loss
Of $S.5o0.
The :. J. Lowe Company. Of Concord.
has assigned. with sean liabilities.
In the lower house Of the Legislature
To-day bills were introduced TO abolish
Rocky Mounts graded schools: to pro,
tect Winston's water supply. 10 prevent
the spreading Of disease smoNg hogs ana
other animals: 10 amend the charter OF
The Charleston and Ohio railway.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
The House to-day passed the Senate
til to let the public printing to the
lowest responsible bidder. who is TO give
q &,oo justified bond.
AT n;D to-day the Legislature adjourn,
20. IN order 10 attend the laying Of the
TnEnnE-Ernna Of Fha ~-,-rr-.as .,.- ~
grave Of l. l.. Polk. in Oakwood Gene
terry. The procession. composed Of Masons,
National Alliance men. legislators, etc.
left the City Hall at noon in street-cars
nnd went direct 10 the cemetery. The
Weather was extremely bad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
MEXICO AND GUATEMALA.
Mar Nav He Avertcd-The Patriotic
Shirt in the Former Country

ST LOUIS. February "A city or
Mexico special 10 the Globe-Democra1
saws that Senior MarIcal. Secretary Oh
Foreign Relations In the Mexican Caol-
NET. Yesterday officially denied the state
ment that Guatemala has retired from
its ground and acceded 10 the DEMANDS
~ Mexico. But we are still hopeful thit
war may finally be averted.' SAID me
mister. Senior Mariscal did not lhui-
cate that the settlement OF the Douhual
question IS any nearer a fnallty thah "'
the beginning Of the negotiations.
\ regular military company mas zee"
organized by the employees OF the De
partment Of Justice. which has beeh
augmented by recruits from the OUTSIDE
The ompan Is composed Of lawyers,
doctors. newspaper-men, and representa-
tives Of other professions, as well as a
Iare. number OF clerks Of the depart
ments Drills will be held regularly at
! O'Clock each morning, The early u
diA not affect the initial review. when
showed fifty men In attendance.
PATRIOTIC RIOT.
4 number Of young men are in jail for
blowing their patriotism over the Qua
t.mala question 10 get them into a RIOT
Tuesday. \ student was h~arangulng a
crowd in front Of the circus, when some
one in the company shouted defiantiy'
Long live Guatemala \ pitched bat'le
Immediately ensued. in which the Guate-
malan ~sympathizer was attacked ana
beaten before the police arrived.
THE SPIRIT RUNS HIGH.
Reports from many interior cities OF
the republic show that the celebration
of Mexican Constitution-Day-Tuesday-
was used In numerous cases as an oppor-
tunity for making patriotic manifestation
in favor Of Mexico on the Guatemalan
ao-air-the present question being made
the subject of many fiery orations-and
that the volunteer spirit runs high all
over the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Cutting Rates to the south.

(New York Journal Of Commerce)
A freight-rate war between the clyde
and the Philadelphia steamship COM
panies is now on. For several weeks the
schedule rates 10 Charleston and Jackson
Vile. while not officially cut. have not
been observed by the companies. Now the
Clyde Line has made an official announce
ment OF a cut on all south-bound freight.
amounting to- nearly 50 per cent, and
II Is expected this open reduction will be
soon met by the Philadelphia company.
Both companies declare their intention OF
keeping up the rate-war for an indefinite
period.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
STRIKING At THE SALARIES.
Reducing Those of Railway Cons
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Reports


RALEIGH. y. c.. February 7-(Spe-
cial)-The Senate session to-day was
brief. and was devoted mainly to the
discussion Of a bill 10 reduce the salaries
AZ the railway commissioners from 5000
20 100. The Democrats and a few Re
Vublicans antagOnized this bill. but it
was passed by A vote Of % 10 Z. No reason
Tor the passage OF such a bill was given.
i is the first strike at salaries this
session. Some OF the Populists eX-
nlted Al the reduction. A committee on
retrenchment and reform was appointed.
with Senator Paddison as chairman.
\ bin was passed 20 am-nd the code
or civil procedure 50 as 10 permit title
10 office to be tried without consent Of
the Acknowledgement. the contestant to
s." in forma pauperis. and the State
not 10 b liable for costs.
FAVORABLE.
The Senate committee this evening
ncreed TO favorably report the bill ap-
propriating $50 for the Lindley Training
School for young females. The bill to
lend the Confederate Monument Asso-
citation from thu direct-tax fund an
amount not 10 exceed $1,000. for the pur-
pose OF completing the payment for the
monument was discussed before th- Sen
ate Judiciary Committee this evening.
md many ladies were present. The COM
nittee agreed to maxi a favorable report.
A bill was prepared tonight to so
amend the charter Of Wilmington as TO
leave the Democrats I'm control Of the
Board OF Audit and Finance. and turn
all the other Offices over TO tn Republi-
ans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Tobacco Warehouse Burned.

CINCINNATI. February 7-(Special)-
The Miami Branch OF the Cincinnati
Leaf Tobacco Warehouse was burned this
morning. The building is a six-story
structure at Race and Commerce streets.
and has a capacity Of about 200 hogs
heads. At the time the fire started be-
tween 100 and 1900 hOgsheads Of to-
bacco were stored in the place. The ORR
gin Of the blaze Is unknown. While the
loss is not given it Will probably exceed
500. 900.
The fire at Proctor & Gamble shop soap
works was confined TO the stili-house.
The damage will not exceed $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Frozen Bodies On a Wreck.

VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS, Febru-
airy THE afterpart of a good-sized yes
sci covered with ice and having IN IL
what appears TO be the l~ifeless bodies
OF three men encased in ice and frozen
to the top of the cabin, has drifted
ashore on Paul's Point, Lambert's Cove,
on the north side Of this island. The
wreckage was discovered by Edward Cot
tie. of Lambert's Cove. this morning,
and he came here TO notify the medical
examiner. who has started for that place
to take charge Of the bodies. one man
could be easily distinguished, and there
are apparently two other frozen bodies
on the cabin. II is impossible at this
time TO ascertain the identity Of either
the vessel or the bodies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Two Citizens Of Durham Gone

DURHAM. n. c.. February tsp
clal)-Mr. r. II. Holloway. whose serious
Illness AT Poughkeepsie, n. Y, was no
ticed previously. die and was buried
yesterday at his home, near Fish Dam,
in this county.
Or. |. 7. Smith. whose serious Illness
was also mentioned. died last night at 10
O'Clock. and will he buried tomorrow.
He had been . great sufferer from rhcu-
matism for several years. but recently
was stricken with paralysis. His suffer
ing has been very great.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Affairs Around Rocky Mount.

ROCKY MOUNT. n. G.. February L
NneeiaID-cards are out announcing the
marriage Of Rev. CASTOR Battle. rector
OF the Church OF the Good Shepherd here.
and Miss Mamie speight. Of Tsrboro',
on February 18th. at Calvary church. In
Tarboro',
The failure Of r. T.. Bryan In contest
ing the election OF Or. w. i. Merser,
senator from Ecgecombe county. has
caused w. Lee Persons tcolored) 10 forego
his Intention Of eontestipg that Vt ksprs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Fatal Railway Accident.

NEW ORLEANS, February IA north
bound train on the New Orleans and
Northeastern railroad was wrecked at
Purvis. Miss, a hundred miles north Of
here. this morning. a negro tramp was
killed and two others fatally injured.
Fourteen loaded cars were smashed. The
crew were injured. A broken draw-bar
caused the accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Cherokees Get Their Land.

ASHEVILLE. n. c. February T.
United-Staies-Marshal Allison went TO
Swan county to-day. armed with a writ
empowering him to deliver TO the council
Of the eastern band Of Cherokee Indians
all the land embraced in the Qualla
boundary tract. comprising several thou
sand acres. The case has been in litiga-
ton several years. and Congress recently
passed an appropriation TO remove all
s0uattcrS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Another important railroad exhibit has

Another important railroad exhibit has
been added TO the important list OF the
Cotton States and International Exposi-
ton. Messrs. c. l.. Stone. general passen-
ger agent OF the Chicago and East Hi
nois railroad. and J. Il. C~avanaugh, gene
raj passenger agent OF the Evansville ana
Terre Haute railroad, visited Atlanta du-
ring the past week. and called on Presi-
lent Collier. 10 arrange for a Joint ex-
hiblt OF these lines at the Exposition.
II will be remembered that Messrs. stone
he Chicago Herald's fast train, which
broke the record between Chicago and
Atlanta a month ago. making the trip at
an average OF about fifty miles an hour,
These railroads take a lively interest IN
the Exposition. and will adyertisr 1t In
their own folders and Other literature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RrcuxoSp Va Eahruary 4. IL

No auction o~deripgs on Change to-day. .
Private sales; Filters, IL; smokers, ~ fars
Leaf, d; wrappers, 8: Tugs, Z. Total, 30 hogs
heads.
SSI.0O; tobacco, g. l23. ~. Total. sj,2o1. -.
DARK loose sales amounted - about 2-.OOJ
pounds, with 1bsc nighess price. Prices NC.
changed. No fright loose breaks on account OF
the very severe weather..
Al auction sales will DO ANAL Tomorrow.
Privato trading Ii dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Last of the Cook Gauu Killed.

TULSA. /. r., February Jim French
and "Verdigress Kid" two members or
the Cook gang. were killed last night
while attempting to rob the general store
OF W. c. Patton q Co, at Catoos, iir-
teen miles east of here. Samuel y. lr-
vine, manager for w. G. Patton q Co.,
was shot and seriously injured, although
II IS not known how badly. These out
laws were the last Of the Cook desperado
Lot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Charged with Numbering Her Hus-
bnnd.

DETROIT, MICH. February Mrs.
Nellie w. Pope was arraigned In the Po-
lice Court to-day on a charge Of murder,
ing her husband, Dir. Horace +. Pope.
She pleaded not guilty, and her examina>
ton was set for February 2ist. William
Brusseau. her paramour. will be arraign.
ed In a day or two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February Z. 1895.

RICHMOND, February Z. 1879.
OFFERISGs-Wbeat, TAO bushels; corn, whie,
$40 buebsls: oats 1000 bushels.
SAIRs Corr, white. $40 bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wneat-Longberry. 51a6Oc
mixed. o0a60c. snortDerry. 5Sa0Oe. MOI Z
red. doc. Corn White Virginia. i7a4ec.;
NO. 2 white. f1aisc No : mixed. 46stobec'
Oats-No . mixed. 34lsa3ac. No. ) mixed.
33laa34c.; winter. iSaA7c. Rye. 55a51c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
NAVAL sToRg 49,

WILMINGTON. y. & v
FIRM strained. sIOlh x,.y t-p,rn
stln's turpeRuna FIrn at n'1 sI.J.lk
Tar Steady ~ 1I.cn.
sl.6); virgin, $40. ''4 $40. ar
SILVER ~ t0ylle
LONDON. Fobrlary 7-y,
N@aFoLH rgASrI sAa1lr
ut'pot''1 'or re D.s,,..
c, nUnr ~, F%"ouerv g.. ~.
o. ,ancv brine. &c.. eti Il'i;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Continual ntyidcur.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. February -
(Special.)-The directors Of the North
Carolina railroad held their annual meet
ing here to-day and declared "A SEMI
annual. dividend OF 3 per cent, payable
in March and September.
Greensboro is in the midst OF a severe
snow-storm. The snow is already about
6 inches deep and is still falling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
EvADING THE DIsPENsARY LAW.
A Bar with "a Most Ingenious Tun-
mel attachment

COLUMBIA. s. c.. February 7.-Slick
moonshiners who have for years been
making a study OF ingenious methods 10
evade the United States revenue-laws are
not In IL with the South Carolina dis
pensary-law evaders.
To-day a lair was unearthed right In
the heart Of Cardinals capital, which was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
"a bank.

DURANT. MISS. February 7.-Burglars
entered the bank here last night and Sc
cured between 500 and A,oc0. Two sus-
picious characters "a been arrested.
and a posse is pursuing several suspected
parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
business Failure I'm Winston.

WINSTON. y. c.. February 7.-(Spe-
cial)~Jones. Cox & Co. tobacco manu-
! facturers. have assigned. naming r. l..
Cox and Frank c. Brown trustees.
Amounts due preferred creditors aggre-
cafc SIS ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT DUsr-
MES CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money. Bonds, stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &c., and
I'm Addition Thereto the weather
nIlcation

- WARRINGTON, February Fore
rIp least for Virginia: Fair, preceded
I'M" lby snow on the coast; slightly
- colder on the immediate coast 4:
northwest gales.
For North Carolina: Fair till Saturday
night northwest gales; colder in south
east portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Mean temperature.
Nrw YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, February Not Tor
many weeks has the stock market been
so duh and devoid OF interest as 1t was
to-day. The leading operators suspended
trading and even small spectators with
drew for the time being. The result was
transactions Of only $3.50 shares. In the
initial dealings the market was some
what higher. but the rise Induced reallla-
lions. and a reaction ensued. General
Electric declined / Is, to Is IL, ana u"
remainder OF the list is to IL per cent
Near the close there was a fractional
rally. Among the specialties, New Eng
land moved up | Is, TO q ., ana nor
folk and Western declined rs 10 .. "nllr
,bs preferred rose SIS, to 10 3-i. The
ulacing Of this company In the hands OF
receivers had no particular erect, either
here or i'm London, as its affairs nave
bcen going from bad 10 worse for some
limo mast. IL was thought London would
como I'm as a seller on the news or the
appolntment OF the receivers. out such
was not the case. and the options TOT
| foreign accounts were quite unimportant.
Local speculators held aloof, owing TO
the uncertainty in regard 10 legislation on
nending financial measures by congress
a,I the desire to await the decision 81
the Treasury Department on the proposed
new government loan. 1t is believed that
| action on the latter is inevitable, aud
will be announced within the next Few
DAYS. The market closes steady In tone
The bond market was lower. sales To-
dav OF listed stocks aggregated 5fVO I'M
listed stocks, 1900 shares.
Treasury balances: Coin. $67, $4,000; cur
rency. $40, 7Oo.0o0.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
,oan ~ IlIc and closing offered at I've. Prime
Dspcaatile paper. 3Ma4 per cent. Ber silver,
505sc. Sterling exchange weak; w,th ae'q 5aI
80 dors and s4~.pSAas4.0Sl6 for demand
nosfed rates. s4s7Nsas4.So commercial bills
"a. SGasA.S6h.
Government bonds weaker. state oonds duil
Ns suSer AZ the board was 6Ot4a6ok,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

tWashlngton -" I
Dear me" said Mr. MeeN.n u
50 absurd for men % be- a
INK about their wives aN
word l never object TO "'
the last word
"You don'tg ,h,rkNli va
she pats 10 ~"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, ND, February Virginia
81. new. "a, asked: do Century bonds, 59le,
asked Baltimore and OHIO outhwestern nrsts.
IO6Le: Consolidated Gas stock, 63ao316cT
do. bonds. So, lOU, asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LID EhlOtLf I wv AaAt f-
ton. Demand fai-. prices hardening. Anlerl-
can midcnng : 3l-32d. SAFES lO,uOO bales;
American 500. sperulstion and export
Roo bales. Receipts 10000 bales American.
TDO0 palos. Futures opened steady; demand
moderate. American middlng, los mldOhhg
clause. February and March. > 5e-841.; Narcn
and Apr,l. > 60-64d.: Aprtl ana May, : bl-Utt;
May aud June, o--o4a- oS,ofi,; S y y 81 ..
Ausust aud September, . 2-04f.; October and
November, 3 5-64d. Futures sIeaiy az the
advance.
talr.3 1926; good middliLg. 3 5-S2d., md
ding, 81: low mid1llng, : 21-3Sd.: goot otdl-
nary. . 23-:It.: poor ordinary, : 2--oZi.i
February. . CO-64i., sellers: February ana
Marco, ? 6O-04d., sellers; March and Aprh
. SHi-Gls- luyers: April aud MAY. = U3-6fd,
sellers; NAV and Juuo. 81 sellers; June anu
July. 3 Lid, buyers; July aud August
3 5-64d.. buyers; August aud september
3 4-64d., buyers; s-ptstnoeI anu Q S1'4G IT'
value: November and December . e-oid-
Fusures closed nrn 90 the advance.
NEW YORK, February z.-Co.ton steady;
mlddling gulf, j3sc.; midding, ossc. Futures
nrm; March, 500; Apri', So; NAY sSSS3:
SSotembsr. 1870; October, s9.sl: Noyem-
bar. $3.50. sales, l29,3O0. Market c'osSl
n..u. Net receipts, LOIS 9sies' 800 n,Do.
COuuneui forwarded, 50 bales SAFES lof' al
suiuners. stock. I6i.2lS bales.
Totats to-day: Neg recsipis, l1'toI paies'
exports 70 treat Britain, l8.535 bales; france,
$50: Continent, 1l,7Si bales; s'ocA vo2'1lO
bales. ~, r...,,,s no.
as paies; exports TO Great Britain, iV'EoO
blles; FRANCE, 1925 osles; Continent Ol'-
Iotais since September LIST; Not receipts
a251346 bales; exports TO Great bFtain'
3'trs. D bsles; France o2l.O4s bales; CONT
nent l.06s,497 bales
NEW ORLEANS, February z.~-Cotton-Fu-
tnres steady; sales, 4i.9OJ bales; February.
solo: March. $3.50; April, sa2s; Nay,
b.3I: June. 1897; July, 80 t3; August,
$40: September, sa52; oesotef. 5000;
November, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. February T.~-Fiour-steady and
unchanged.
W~nosi-higher; May, 5e9saSs,4c.; jelly
02isc.
C6rn-Lower; February, 4ossc.; May 4a|ac.;
July. 43c.
Oals-higher May. 29s4c.
Pork-Stapdard mess. $1,000.
Lard-Pume steam, $500; CHOICE, su.ou.
Dry-Saltei Mcats-Snoulders, stSO; long
clear, sAS5; clear sicos, e33o. snort clear,
$3.50; boxed, hc. more.
Bacou-Packsd sn0ui iers, -: snort clear,
SO. I2jf; order prices 54abec. higher.
hign wines steady az sl.2s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
WAS cold and disagreeable. Snow fell
throughout the day and night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION sTOCK-YAkDs, ILL. February L.
Cs,tle-Receipts, 1000 head; market nrm;
common 70 extra steers. e3.4Oaso.'o; stockers
and feeders. S2~.25as3.S5: cows and pals
sI4Oas3S5: calves. s%.5Uasj.6o.
Hoss-Receip,s. $4,000 head; market nrm;
heavy. S4O5aS4. 81: common % choice mixed,
a. .gOssl.3j; cnoire assorted. s4.loasf'@o;
light. s3soasi.l5; pigs st.2oaf4.OO.
ean-Rece 5000 head market firm {;
inferior to choice. s2.75ss4.3j; lambs, sa.2oa
1913.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI

aud unchanged.
Wheat-Firm at higher prices. -
Corn-Good demand, firm aud active; No. :
mixed. track. 44Lac.
-Oats-Steady TO a shade hrmer; No. , mixed
track. SIC.
Iard-firmer; good demand. steam leaf
Dry Sailed M~eats-steady: shoulders, tssc.
shorts rlrs, 53sc.; clear sides, O34c- boxed
meats WORTH "a. more.
~Eacon-steady shoulders. s5.2j; short rib
sides. s6; clear sides, $3.50. Boxed meats,
Lc. more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

Cash quOiatiOns were as ioIIo"s: -four qultt
tribe more active for locat account: feeling
steady at the decline. Wnest. 53-sao5A.c.; NJ.
. red. 5Olec.: No. > corn, 4234c.; No . oats,
oslo PORK. slO.2~jasI0.37Ia. Lart. s8.o3a
s6. 70. kits. S~5.2OasJ.2a. Shoulders. s46-bsa
sl-5. Side. s~5.GOAs5.7O. Whisky, Sl.22.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS
ARRIVED
sa,isa .,ssrpship Belfast no'AS
barge Marion. New Leoieo
barge Galatsa. New Lonao0'
barge Puritan. N.s Londoa
SARGE Lswrsnce, Nes lonaoh
Barge Volunteer. New Leaa0-