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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATION or
MONEY.
,...,t,.. and safes al the Richmond To-
bacco Ixohapge-intsrnnl kevenu"
Conections-forsign Adviees

<t,,C YORK. Feb 1.-THE uncertainty
,...rI 40 financial legislation sun
FOLDS business ga allegiance IA All depdlt-
,n'uI4 OF tns stock Exchange. mere
H. IIfe disposition to branch out IN any
MON pending definite results rom
Wilmington. u he stock market opcneu
friI. ousuy The consequence OF the re-
...,f q. higher quotations from l.o'' '',i
lr-ets advanced - 20 ~ pof 'eHt''
r amor Boa Louisville anc NashElhe
f.r. Improvement was shortened MI
e..l. anu tlc continued guinness n'i ,,,ni
rraUI4pucl the bears. VINO malS So
oirscic1 attack agains, Tn .,S,,,16 Tor nearly
western. These stocks heuttn ~ Of
,...H.If OF the total transac ilon- ~
Us tut shares. SUGAR li'i"'Y - of
d. 500. and closed al S.rs. a NJ 80,
8 1,t. grruuc ln Northwestern
Was far more important, iuS 50 ,tneod
lUs sold down from ~ 70 49," 81 The
within D. per cent "I tI' AZ ,eoard 10
statement recently Ttt oAl ~ co,,-
go. .,It .f +Ir oulniOgs OF the con-
many tor IN4t has caused qnlte u 10
ifrllur AGAINST tnc shares @HH 49, o.
..I.ir, r....v WAS partly TOT S"pi'
CONT fh.rc was also cOnsiu' 49, r,.'.,s
f.r',r or iore Stock The other Gr"ns.Gls
held up AIr.y we'll ~. ""' tiD,d and
same ..e Iaet might ana ROCK Isi""n o',H
tt. l:.a I'm i'. lead -, LOUISVILLE
l'...ila r. Western Union and
TT Electric rulcI steady lnrouH D.
ost Among abe Spccidluts N"' 80
ID |. 4
.,r.,,I,.- demand cor the shares, Which
,.mn1an.rI small premium Tor , use
TU. .ttluro was fhhst tlut 4oa,i
t,..,...u Tobacco rose pa TO 80 ana
I.a within per cent. of me ct Top,
Jt..Im4re aud ohio yielded "a Say Sla lc
a.. ff. and Edison Illuminating : per
,Ir Pacific Nul rose IA 10 "a ana
reacted to 2- specuiauon let on
ain aII weak i1 tone. The BOND mar
~. v.. lower Tho sales to-day of
Isfef stocks aggregated 5000 shares,
ANA unlisted stocks 1000 shares.
7iorrv ou call has been il2H2 per cent,
r..f i..,. ~. nor cent. and closing offered
~ Ii. p,r leut.: primo mercantile paper
.. .if der cent Bar silver, ah2. MeM-
,.I dollars. a. Sterling exchange steady,
Win actual business i'm bankers bills az
H4NIi. for sixty days ana 49, q
49, for demand posted rates, 4N,24
tS9.- commercial bills. $500 1854. Coy
.-rm,nt bonds hrmcr. State bonds du'i
gaHrouI bonds lower. Silver at the board
Treasury Balanccs-Coin, 500, 792, 600
currency. SIf.N,l UJO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-15
A Doctors Mad Ur,ve for Life.

SCHENECTADY. Feb 14.-Dr Charles
Wesley Ensign, physician OF ROTTERDAM
Junction, seven miles from here, yester-
day took teaspoOnful of uncture OF AGO
mite root in mistake for u tone, the
preparation being in a bottle milar in
appearance TO the one holding the poison
After unsuccessfully using all the anti
dotes at hand Or. Ensign drove N mad
haste TO this city, one horse falling ex~
hausted when within TWO miles of town
ana another being Immediately subsu-
tuted where he was successfully treated
by Dr. George II. Mcdonald, who dosed
the sufferer with opium, whisky, nitro
glycerine and strychnine.
The usual quantity in which the tine
ture is given is three minims. a tea
spoonful contains over ninety minims.. or
sufiic ent TO Kill a dozen men. Or. En-
sign developed all the symptoms of AGO.
mite pol soning- lassitude. tnging OF the
lips the compressed feeling OF the chest,
feeble pulse paralysis of the heart, and
total blindness. He was laboring under
great excitement when he reached the
office of Dr. Mcdonald and he said to-
dav that nothing but the latter's calmness
and prompt action saved his life.
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An Income Tax Ruling,

ASHEVILLE, y. G., Feb. li.-Special.
Collector Carter has received a letter
from Revenue Commissioner Miller, re-
garding the income tax, in which special
attention is given the fact that while
some of those who are liable for the tax
may not be formally notified TO make
return, this Will not excuse them, and
that failure TO make return subjects
them to a penalty OF 50 per cent. The
returns must be made by the first Monday
i'm March to avoid the penalty.
An entertainment was given at the Y. NJ.
c. A. Hall last night for the ben
eft of the fremen, with a lecture by
Rev. William Ward, on Love; Court
ship and Matrimony."
The ministers representing the different
denominations in the city have formed a
conference. which will meet every Mon
d.,v morning at the pastors study of the
pi~st Presbyterian church. The confer
100 Is composed of twelve or more min
SEARS. with Rev. DR.. *. +. Campbell a.
nres ldent, and Rev. }. II. Belts as Sec
retaf.y.
IL. Alexander opened his safe yester-
dav Va hich went through Tuesday nights
fire and found everything In 1t unhurt.
Mrs. -. +. Bernard slipped and fell on
the ice yesterday. and broke her arm.
The Knights OF Pythias will celebrate
their thix,.y-frst anniversary at Castle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-15
The Dog Sayed the Family.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Feb. IA pei
persons IN Camden yesterday morni1A
Mrs Mary French, a widow. who keeps a
little store at Mt. EDhraim avenue and
Cherry street, was sound asleep about
"a o'clock. when she was aroused by
the loud barking of the dog. The lower
part of the house was in flames Mrs.
French's two sons dashed down the
stairway. but the mother was afraid 10
take her baby through the flames, ana
SrSoned line infant and another child
from a second-story window. They were
caught by the sons, but when the mother
Ieaned her head struck the doorstep, and
She was severely injured. The house and
Contents were destroyed. The loss is 81, 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-15

q 40G. 49, bales: exports TO Great btitaa an
2.512.2l3 bales France, 02s.'5z oaies'
Continent. 100, Jo6 bales. 49,. A,,s-
IIVERpoOI, FEB. 1s.-Cotton,- MOI
crate business and prizes s,e baIss Amer
IN : ,ssn hages, speculation and export
500 bales receipts 2SS s Safs s steady
can. 100 bales. Futures vpi mid
ding, March ana April I1 G1,o'i 4 Gpne
and Juiv 3 2-Gi: July and August, . o-of ,
October and November, 7-6i. Futures
steady at the advance ,a,,,oo fair
1872 good ON %d 6IdISary ~ ~ t Ordinary y
q 30 Fchruary, . Gl-04, value; Febru-
airy and March sai AS ST and Yq MSy N ssei
an oIliicrs- Nav and June 3F,3 1-t4,
Value; June and Jgiy 20 ~ sellers sellers J H
an1 va septenber. 3 Ga; September
and October. 3 Got october and Novem-
her. 2 1898 S-Gi; November and DE,
cembcr. 9-6l, sellers. Futures closed
quict but steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-15
V4NCE MEMORIiL EIND0W.
North CaroIlna's FsvOrits Son Honored by
the Salem Female College.

WINSTON. y. G.. Feb. H-Special-A
beautiful memorial window in honor of
North Cardinals fayorite son, the late
lapentad Senator Zebulon u. Vance, was
nla(ed i'm the Salem Female College to-
dav. The window is 3X9 feet, and Is made
throughout of opal glass The pattern Is
known az a lily design, being a group
of tall Easter lilies, with Files OF me
lie cIIISterfna, at the base Of the group.
over thts a dove appears as ii descending
from the sky. The prevailing color of
this central portion s blue Below the
central portion Is scroll upon WnicA
o,|1car tbase words: Senator Vance Me
mortal. Presented by Class Of 1894.
Around the entire picture is border
If Inc richest design. the preva.linE color
being ruby red, and the entire window IS
CT WIN bright Jewels throughout. The
n.ndoyv will be formally presented 10 the
college by the class at the annual com
mencement in May.
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nntinns sent to the senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President
TO-DAY sent the following nominations u
no - Assistant Naval Constructors
W. L. Capps. OF Virginia; John 6: Taw,
rezv, of Delaware; Frank W. hIDps, ol
Minnesota: Thomas T. Ruin, of Tennes-
see: Frank &. Zahm, of PennSypINanl at
o. Michigan: LLOYD Bankson, OF Penn
svlyania: Robert Stocker, % Minnesota
IIl.ott SNOW, of Utah; GeorAe ~ 6 1Sin'
Of Michigan Lawrence SpeafJ or Gilio
ii. g. Gilmore. of Wisconsin, hh" :,
NJ. Watt. of Pennsylvania; Joseph r.
Mcdonald. OF Illinois, and Homer L. rei'
gusOn, of North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-15

WASHINGTON, Feb. H.-Officials OF
the navy were relieved this morning by
the receipt OF a cablegram from Captain
Kingsley of the training ship Essex. an
nOunclng his safe arrival at Barbadoes
The Essex left Newport, X. l., on Janu-
arv l7th for her annual winter cruise
IN the West Indies, and was scheduled
10 make her first stop at Barbados Feb
ruary 18th, cruising the meantime between
bermuda and the American coast. Inc
severe storms, however, have excited a
considerable uneasiness as TO ner safety,
and her arrival In port ahead OF time is
taken as an indication that she met some
bad weather. .,.
West Indies. this morning for st. Lucie.
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4 Valentine.

Before the buds awaken,
Or pink the blossoms blow.
While yet the bopgh forsaken,
Hangs ghostly in the snow,
Love Journeys forth elated
To seek the happy shrine
BY lovers dedicated
TO good St. Valentine.
And there before the altar
He kneels beseeching grace;
His heart torgets 10 Ialter,
Remembering your face;
And all his words are fashioned
Into a single line
a lovers prayer imprisoned
70 his saint, Valentine.
His eyes with rapture Slisten,
His heart with hope Is high,
He almost thinks TO listen
And hear your footsteps nigh
All. Sweet. when he shall md you,
And voice his prayer and mine,
Let no vain doubtings blind YOU
Say yes. my Valentine.
Felix Carmen, in the Century for Feb
ruary.
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,,UrHBnY R4ILWAY EMPLoYES.
Their Committee Confers with the Third
yfcf-President.

WASHINGTON. d. C., Feb. 1.-THE
committee representing the dissatisfied
employees of the Southern Railway Com
many held a meeting this morning to con-
slider the schedule OF wages, with It's
UNIQUE addenda. submitted 10 them yes
terday by Mr.. Baldwin, third yIce-presi-
dent of the company. At the request Of
the committee. Mir. IBasiwin appeared
before II and answered some questions
concerning conditions prevailing IN the
South. on which the new schedule, which
gives higher wages than those PAID at
present. was based. Mr. Baldwin told the
committee that a was welcome TO all the
data from which he had prepared the
statement submitted yesterday, showing
the pecuniary reasons governing the new
schedule.
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TIE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Cotton dull
middIing gulf ~ middling, 55.; gross re-
ceipts. $50 bales. forwarded. 2.GO5 bales !.
sales. 10 bales. ali spinners; stock. 115, JOG
bales. Futures closed very dull: Febru-
srv. 544: March, 5.4s; April, 5.5ly- May.
3 5g. June. 5.G0; July, 5.03; August. 6.0I
geptember, 5T2; October, 5.1Si November,
4 Si sales. 100 bales
Total to-day-Net receipts, l0.445 bales /:
cxnorts 20 Great Britain, 40 bales: Con-
finent. 5.793 bales stock. 9S2.I7 bales.
total so far this week-Net receipts,
,O7 800 bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
az 231 oales; Continent. "a 1905 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, Feb. 14.-Flour duil
choice, 81 sod19 fancy. s2.O5u2.lo; pa
tent, S2.J002.G0. a..
Wheat higher; February, 5lRc.; May
52ssc: July. &c
corn higher; February. 40s4c.; May, 42c.;
July, 4234c.
oats higher; February and May, 30c.
Professionalism mess, sl0.1Ou1O.15.
Iard-Prime steam and choice $3.50.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, $i37ia:
long clear s5.I2i5; clear ribs, 500; short
clear. $3.50.
Bacon very scarce; packed shoulders,
s5.2j: ribs. $50; short clear. $500.
High wines steady at sl22.
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CINCINNATI.

CTNCINNATI, o., Feb. 14.-F1our quiet
and unchanged. -.
Corn ouiet: no. = mixed, track, 4fzc..
oots steady: No. 2 white heavy, track,
2ic'. No. mixed. track, 3ll2c.
pork quiet and steady; mess. 5000
Lard steady and in fair demand; steam
leaf 1851; Kettle lard, SG.Sl.
nv sailed meats steady; loose Shout
dars' 81 G2Is; short ribs, S525; short clear.
81 "a. boxed meats &c. more.
Racon steady and not much demand :;
loose shoulders. 500; short ribs, 5000;
short clear, $6.3712: boxed meats worth
J,c. more.
"Whlsky steady al S1.22.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. Feb II. 1895

OFFERINGS Corn (whlte), - bushels cats,
. go bushels, mill offal. tons.
Sale6-Corn (white). ~ bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry. 5Sc. TO
Gle; mixed. BE. to Gle; shoTtberry. 5Gc.
10 Gle. No. red. Gle.
Corn-White, Virginia, Zoe; No. . white
Doc No. > mixed. ASc
Oats-No. = mixed. 34igc TO 35c No. 3
mixed. 83l2c 10 SIC; winter, 43c. TO aTc.
Rye-5fc. 10 5Sc.
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CHICAGO. ILL, Feb 1i.-Wheat re-
ceived neighborly help from corn TO-DAY
and was thereby enabled to weather Inc
adverse feeling which resulted from dull
ness and encouragement. The trading
was of a Kind 10 disgust SPECTATORS
consisting mainly Of small lots az lnITe1
dIeut times, the intervals being deNotcn
10 The discussion Of the privilege aglta-
ton. Prices. IL can be imagined, ala not
traverse a wide range during the session
The opening was heavy, although urn
Prices soon responded TO the advancing
tendency Of corn, but later receded When
the coarse grain reacted. May Whed5
opened at 53Hc., sold between tf1sc' anu
G,5sll53a4c closing at 5Kc., lsc. hgher
than yesterday. Cash wheat was Sledu5
at yesterdays prices. , 90,
Corn led In interest. strength and ac-
tivity on the Board of Trade to,9ay
There were several heavy snort MICS
out. one or two of the big houses holding
them # is believed that the qost %
this corn would be covered on silghl plU-
vocation. The trade continues 10 taIh
mll.sh. Constant reference TO the heeuS
OF those States usually producing sur
plus but now actually requiring suPpI59
is heard. Around I5iaC. for May a ledu-
ing professional sold rather ,dI eeSff ro ~,
consequence Of which prices dccHheu iIoIIi
the outside. May corn openeu II on'
4Iatc. 10 4l5.c.. advanced TO 4'12c., cos
ing at 4jM0ij4c, Hc. hlsHeI NAN itgb.,.
day Cash corn was irm ana r., hi t5,inon
Oats hardened with corn, anu "nci
that grain relaxed fell away, IN sym
pafbv' There was a firm undertone 10
| The market which was apparently que
TO natural strength, but the extremely
| cineal a shade higher than yesterday.
! cash oats were &c. higher o,,, -,
Provisions-There were 10000 head OF
| hogs more packed during the past week
| man were packed during the correspond
no ,coek Of 1891 according TO the On
| "i,,oat Price Current with this state
| mcnt and with a lower market for i've
! hogs AT the stock yards to-day, there
| Wa no effort made 10 do much buying
of product to-day Lower prices ruled,
and the close was 1oc. under yesterday
| Tor Nav pork. NC. lower for May lard
| and nc lower FOR May ribs. Recelpis
| and shipments were moderate. Domestic
wv - 80. .-IL and f4rninn easN-
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. 14.-Spirits tnr-
pentine market quiet AT 29c, for resuiai
sales 20 casks at este; receipts, 81
casks. ,
Rosin in good demand ut an advance
on several grades; receipts, l,Olo paifei55
and c. 800; -. s1.05; +, S1.2O; +, Sl.52;
q. 81 Is; II. Sl.0O; l, $500; X, $50, NJ.
81 50: n. $40; window glass, $50; water
,Hhitn e 40
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NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Flour dun =, and l,i
steady; winter wheat, low gIfles; ei,1o
m23O: do. fair TO fancy, SZ.3,M% "a "a
tent, 81. Go4300; Minnesota GEAR, - ~
AZ 80 Southern flour dull and STEADY !
common to fair extra. Sl.W42.%3; goou
10 choice, 81. SJU3.2J. - ,.L
" heat-Spot market dun, hrm anu IN
changed Options very dull and steady,
with prices unchanged; No. req Eepru-
airy. 5Ghsc.; March, 51sc.; May, 22SS3sc'i
June. 5S3sc; July, 5Ssc.; August %1sc''
September. Bose; December 62'Sc.
Corn market very active ana strong
No > 4W.c, elevator: JO3sc. ahoat; un-
graded mixed. 4s7sG49hc.; steamer mlXed'
lsl6I94c. Options were moderately &C .,.
tive and firm at sc. advance February
4s1>c: May, 1870; July, 492c. III.
oats duiI' and frmor. Options, quiet
and 1rmer; February. 33hc.; March,
&l,tc; May. 23%c5 No! 80 WI Thit 8 w Nay,
3Htc; mixed western, 34a341c roo
HaV quiet and steady; shipping, 5Ud
Doc; good to choice, 1Oq l2c. ,o,
Wool 6rmer quiet and unchanged.
Beef inactive and unsettled family
So 7i619 90: extra mess, SGIpdS.21; peer
hams dull at $1,000: tiorced beef quiet
citv extra. nd'a mess, $l2.5@ l4.l0;, cut
meats quiet and firm; p!ckieu pei ~ ~
S5G2i,a5. Is; shoulders, $40; hams $SUu
Lard quiet and easy; western steam,
$500: CITY. $G.JOG6.62ie, February, SOS'',
nominal. May, Sb.Ni, HolHlllcti. L. NV
ara ami. Continent. S7:Ej: South Ameri-
can. $40: compound, Sj12l2@5.3Ha
Porl, In fair demand and steady: mess
81 2I0120D. ,...
Buttcr in better supply and weHk er;
State dairy. 1n0lSc.; creamery. 42Uc.
western dairy, TTGl5c.; creamery lEa2oc.
Cotton seed oil duh and firm; crude,
o2G22ioc.; yellow prime, 26Hc.; do. choice
PC
Petroleum nominal
ROsin duh and firm; strained, COM
mon to good 81 .3jI 40. .
Turpentinc quiet and steady at 3lG31l5c
Molasses firm and unchanged
Peanuts quiet
coffee quiet and unchanged 10 . points
up. March. S147O; May. Sll41al4,5o; July
Sl4i1; September Sl4.9og i6'32' oPo' MIC
quiet and steady: No I. Sl6.2'.
Sugar-Raw steady and more active
ia n refining, 11-l6c. Refined dun and
Frcights to Liverpool quiet and steady
cotton LTD; grain. I'd.
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cign easy

cash uOtatiOns-I'Iour-The siIuaI IDH
was weak and prices were steady; No
spring wheat, 53l4Q5Giac.; No. : red
5oE@5O34cS No. > corn 43c; NO S 9atS,
GIG'95 faEd SG.5jq6571s short rib sides
doose), IlOd515; dry sailed shoulders
boxed k4G2ka47j; snort clear SIDES
,boxed 81. 50d4. 80; whisky, Sl22.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Feb. l4.-Ros ,d
Spirits turpentine firm at &c.
Tar quiet at Sl.O0.
Crude turpentine firm; hard, Sl.lo;
soft, 81 30; virgin, Sl.7O.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, NIL fep' 'ou'
Wheat steady; No. . red spot AMI r., Feb |,
ruarv. 57a57l4c; March, 17A@3 f!2c.' May,
5SIG5S7.c.: steamer No. > red, otqoi54c. ;
southern. 10y sample, jG45sc.; dor on
grade. 81. 417 20. ., ,,ot,-,,,.r,,
l7q4IIsc.: March. 4140ifsc.; Way, tH1s
Tili'c'. steamer mixed, l6i2c. bid south
ern white corn. 4SQJOc.; do. yellow QUO
J1c'~. ...,, o-tL0
oats firm; No. . white, western 'o12@
36c: 40 = mixed. western, 344@412c'
Rye qufot No ,, JGa5Ic. ,,.,o.b,,
Hay strong; good to choice timothy
SlRJOul4OO.
Grain freights quiet. e,,oo. Ill.
Provisions duh; mess pork. Sl4.oo' bn a1.
shoulders, S6.2j: shorts and clears go,
sugar-cured shoulders, $3.50; hams small
$40 -: large. Si0.25.
Lard-Refined $500. IONA
Butter firm; fancy, creamery l09-oc''
ladle. 1Gc: store-packed, SqlOc.
Eggs Irregular at 2l43Oc.
Ccnee firm: No. T. $3.50.
sugar dull; graduated. S4.2. .o,,>,-o,,.
Bonds-Virginia Centuries, oSf,41J7l
Baltimore and Ohio. G2Q63; Cons0lIdiasltte H
Gas stock, 6zA@t3h; bonds, Os, ll4@lI''2'
DO. IS. 105i. NlO6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-15

REMEMBER THE WEEKLY TINES Is ISSUED s NV WpaEly
SIX Chile the price than paid tor any Meek Ro na'
asTtah;shed for itself the enVlaDe rePu'"o" VI s Wv
ttive Democratic Paper OF the south 10, r ubbno arranoe
U' - ~ an AGENT sends subscription uioet ou' 0uOOs "s
w IN n,;I not allow any commission ----.
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Unknown Schooner sunk.

BEAUFORT. n. c.. Feb. 4.-An un-
known schooner is sunk on LOOKOUT
ON account OF the extreme cold the life
saving station crew could not get TO her.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Feb.
-Cattle--Receipts. 1900; market strong;
common 10 extra steers, S3JOg3.65; stock
bulls. 81 J0a4.0o; calves, 81. JoaS.75.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; market weak ,
heavy, $4.0V1f2J; common 70 choice
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HIGH TIDE.


WALLACE.-Died Thursday morning,
FEBRUARY l4th. at her residence, 3ni
stevenson street, Mrs VIRGINIA T..
WALLACE; aged sixty years.
Funeral from First Baptist church (col-
ored) SUNDAY, February 18th. Friends
and acquaintances respectfully invited
TO attend.
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LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.

LONDON. Feb. 1l.-Bar silver. - 5-lGd.
!.o f. 81 Paris adviccs quote per
cont rentes az io3 francs and 41i9 cen
times for the account.
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mixed, 81. s064 %; choice assorted, 90"
AIS: light, 50. 5JGpi05; pigs. S2;Jya',.'o;
Sbeep-Receipts, 1860; market 800
inferior to choice, S2.JntZo' ia"''''
81 1lfIS AZ
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. l4.-Turpen-
tine firm at 27c.; receipts. - casks.
Rosin firm; good strained, $l.O5.
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