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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-16
MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 1z~-Wheat opened
weak on lower Liverpool cables. May wheat
opened at 7O9sc. against 70%@71c Tuesday,
stood comparatively firm for while, grad
ually declined to 70Ac and recovered to 7O1sc
by noon.-July wheat opened at Tic, being
74c under Tuesday, declined to 70sc and
gained Ac> by noon.-The cash wheat mar
ket was slow on all grades. May wheat
Open High Low Closing.
Wheat. ing est. est. Wed. Tues.
Nay SsS''@'s zS; " 5SS 7o@ 81 s. 7o%s = 7o4?i s.
ON TRACKING. hard, 71asc; No. / north
ern, 7O2so; No. northern 6Sasc; February
oats, 291ac; February corn, 325sc; faxseed,
$1.16.
Curb on May wheat ................ 7O4 @7OM
Puts on May wheat ................. .701f @705s
Calls on May wheat ...........nB, TA@71e
FLOUR-There is no change to note in
the flour market. The demand is only mod
crate and the output of the mills under the
usual. Holders believe in more brisk de-
mand in the near future.
First patents ...... .............S3 Sog4 -
Second patents ........ ............s3 $500 S5
BRAN, SHORTS AND COARSE GRAINS.
Bran in bulk ...... ..............Sl0 I6qll GO
Shorts in bulk ................... 10 75@11 90
Middlings in bulk. II 00@11 so
Red dog in HOLD sacks. II 50013 90
CORN-No. 5 corn 32Ac; No. yellow,
S2Sz6S224c; No. T. 29c according to sample
--OATS-No. oats, 29asd29$Ic: No. )
white. 29c.-RYE-No. rye, 52Ac; no
@46c, and even more for really choice malt
ing: No 4. i1c according to mailing quail
fly; no sales.-FEED-Trade fair; market
firm and advancing with grain markets.
Coarse corn meal and cracked
corn, in sacks. per ton, sacks
No. j ground feed, 2-s corn, 1-s
oats. S0-lb sacks, sacks extra. 13 75@14 90
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-16

---aore are c,er .ecic, rsi.s:.:. .ac,s ,n GRO
Glcsc Year guo,s and AlIs.ape= = 1tHii
l:hgsa-g il, ITSELF. -. uaNs aexlers or BY l1Si.
2. ssrts
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-16
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul R3jJr),i,

q Daily: b Except Sunday.
chicago Day" Express. .
Cnlcago Atlantic" Ex....
chicago Fast Mail"
chicago Pioneer Limjted''
Chic. via Prairie du c. div.
Peoria via Mason City
REQ Wing and Rochester. :.
Dubuque via La Crosse
ST: Louis and Kansas Citv
Milbank and Way -.
Aberdeen and Dakota Ex
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-16

mere were no sheep in, and no sales were
r;tb ,t irGlh the pens Quotations are steady
win lite, or no demand ''
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-29

every box. 2jr.
WANTED For tAsb, Hickory. Dog
wood. -er~inlrnor, Valiant lors. Sonth
-rn Hardwco, CO., +. .. Box, 500.
Char +.tnn, s & 22-4
Rnofiov, tin work, galvanized iron
work aud plumbing a}0np on short notice
by OabOrne IL Osborne
t'allarh's ObeIi-k and Guthri.,'s Finest
Patent Flour inr $3.50 per bar, el at Van
diver Bros. Free city delivery Phone IS
The biggest. best and cheapest stock O
Shoes in the city at Vandiver Bros.
When you have any kind of Fiumb bing
/ would like 10 figure with you on 1t.
H-tf John T. Burriss.
Ifyour Piano or Organ needs tuning or
repairs, Il will paw yOn to see Mr.. Jas. A.
Kuddock Of The c. A. Reed M usio House.
who will guarantee perfect satisfaction
to all.
Iron King Stoves are sold in Anderson
only by Osborne d Osborne.
Cut Flowers. Pot Plants and Palms for
Gale. MRS. j. F. CLINKsCALrs,
242 Main st.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-29
To cur. u Cold In Ono Day.

Take I.AXRtivR BrOmO Qninine Ta blets.
All druggists reflph the money lift fails
I" cure. l.. w. Groves signature on
every box. 25c.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-29
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. %, 1899.
THE COTTON MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by Brown. Osborne & Co.
Strict Good Middling-7 GIG.
Good Middling-7 ZIG.
Strict Middling-7 5-16.
Middling-7 BIG.
Stained COttOn-6 tO7.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-29

Mr.. Henry +. White, formerly OF
Charleston, has come to Anderson to
make his home, having accepted posi-
ton with the Evans Pharmacy. Mr.
White is an experienced druggist, an
excellent young gentleman, and we
cordially welcome him to the "Electric
City"
Mr.. j. j. Fretwcll has just received Il
car load of Old Hickory and Tennessee
wagons and Columbia buggies, which
he is offering cheap. He is also pur-
chasing young mules and dry cattle,
for which he is paying fine cash price.
next week, but in the meantime give
him q call.
PclZer mills will be represented mt
the Paris exposition next year. a batch
of sample cuts from Mill No. q have been
made, finished and packed preparatory
TO being shipped to the worlds most ia
nous city, there to pass inspection by
the assembled nations of all the earth.
-Pcf-cy Sum -HeruM
DIR. L. A. Earle, AndcrsOn's only
colored physician. was married in Or
angeburg Inst Thursday night to n
daughter of ThOs. f. Miller, the Presi-
dent of the State Colored College. The
bride and groom arrived in Anderson
Friday and were rendered reception
that evening by their friends.
Mr.. f. NJ. Palmer, fagman on the An
dersOn branch of the &. &, w. T.. rail-
road, had the misfortune to have his
hand badly mashed by being caught
between two bumpers one day last
week. Mr.. Palmer does not blame any
one; simply looks upon itas one of those
in spite of all precautions. He is doing
well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
,x>cunrnc rouAcoo MARKET.

1YNCHBURG VA, February &c t9pe-
81, stocks on hand for sale very lsnl'
S,.,' CONS. Medium dark Tugs NnA
S'.,'"'v,ciD,rs 0e. aSl. common dark lugs. Sl.-'
ts 80: medium dark Tugs, $50
81 fine and good DARK, -. ~.
49, ARK leaf. Si50p<6. good dark leai
~ ~ y, y 10. fine dark shipping Leaf %fSl5,..
s,4S ISi,cb wrappers. Sl2dSl4. nne black
wSrappers. N5u$2o. Bright tobacco ,pil .5a
VIZ common green and monde
new, S98xt. medium smoking and cut
,ing 'xgS7. good smoking and cgtt i.,S
s.nso 6ng smoking and cutting NasW.
feaf common cutters. $685. mr. meoi ,;Is
Nu.t'r xff6xi9. fancy cutters, N-asl5,
'.'',,,r',, wrappers SSUSlo. good mahosany
SS"sis. medium wrappers. SvdSl'' Hile
v,bito S95QSA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

Market active fancy hand-picked, &c. .
extra hsnd-picked. f-sc third grade.
Xxi hsnd-picked. 3l-2c. Jumbo. extra
large. hsnd-pic<ed. s-sC. No. ! Virginia.
shelled, 43-fc.. 30. 2 Virginia. shelled,
tic. ezra large Virginia sheiled.
l-2c.. No ] Spanish. sheHed. &C.. No. 2
spanish. shelleI. g.. Farmers ST. X. crop
very short Market strong AMI advancing
on all grades. Fancy. 81-4c.. strictly
prim-. o.. prime. - 70 sc. common.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
,,cuNo>n ron,cco MARKET.

Richmond. Va. February ~. ~
p.t,.,t. ..le- reported to-day We're llsht
-nitcd states internal revenue colt,
.t,,. fDr the city of Richmond. Va, To-
E,, we're. Tobacco. Sis -i cigars, 80
-t.G. Total S2s-62a rms ~ one a.,
thc largest sales or stamps %"
Ola Dominion Shockoe and SeabrooA, :
...,'hn,s44 report To-day. Receipts, ID
Mo,.'sbr,6s. deliveries 81 hogsheads.
Nirssrs. Frazer & Tompkins. OF No. r.
south Twelfth street VII nav ,a,,,es.
,3a,p morning OF nne dark tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
n,>yurE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVlLI.E. VA. February H'-1spe-
c,ell Quotations are as follow $; Wrap
pers-Fancv. $i0QSo goSI, go ~ ~, Ile
I Eic' g. S.,.isS 80. good A50as6 % common
s. 5Oasi50 cutters Fine. NSes- sold
SisIslS. common. s 50qNA Smokers-
Fine. N0axS; good. SgSS; eomInon 800
S. Nondescripts S'''Ve''' oOA'''io''
N4NH rn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
NORFOLK FEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. February -speoiall
Farmers Market-Fancy. 3-sc.. strictly
prime. l-aH3 1-fc.. prime. 1890. COM
mon. 2 l-fd2 &c, spanish. 90. busheL
The market is steady. with a continued
upward tendency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

'HIArINs VIE ~ Il-hrN. IL-LNll-A~
finished goods. per gallon. SIS. Sugar.
'ut-ioaf unchanged Butter-Duii. cream
cry ltfrZ7c. dairy iiteHl1c EEE--Weak
and lower. fresh. En-Sc. Chez sa-FiTm.
creams et.Ii0tsc
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. February Z7.-Fl0ur-
Dll, western superior. 8. Ease g.
Wneat-Dui. spot. the month. and
March. 7sisa75a.c. Nay. ia ffT7sc., south
erH wheat. BY samrlt. lH477'sc.
t0ru-Ste 8dy. spot the month and
March 5p-I sc. April 59H7ai.c.. May.
sac. asked. southern white and yellow
corn. 57usslsc
Osts-Quier. No. = white g7as7rsc.
Rye-Firrner. No. near By. s-izc.. west
err. s-fzc
sugar-strong. granuiated. s50S
Butter-steady. fancy creamery. Z-q-'c-
rolls l2dilc
Eggs-F.rm at sec. per dozen.
Cheese-sfeaiy; fancy. New York &C.
Iet,uce-Per bushel box. s25Gs275.
Whistles .an0s1e1 per gallon FOR fin
ished goods On carloads N.HuN.32 per
gallon for iobbing lots.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. February --Cofion-
SPOT in fair demand; prices. i-3-d. higher
American niddiing. e-lfl.. middlf E.
sd. low mddling 31-iid good orii-
nary. gf. ordinary. 2Ig-Ifd. TIE sales 0t
the dsv were 1000 bales. Of which 7'
we've f0r speculation and export and in-
ei9a-d ss' Ame ~. heeeip's'
Futures opened steady. WIN n,od i-'.., {
,,t.,.1,.-.- 9 ~. ,-,.i,liirr ri-a.s Februlry
l-fi.-t pad buyers. February and
March !, z -,, . ,5 --''' s s ser,l end
NAY 3 ---''.e-. uuy,l- r s' ,..,, 5l-eia
.,'.-. r.,f,. md ar9,-st 17-eii
.,..' $500, .r1 serfember sel-fld
,lftI-. HL-I -l Cl.ol..r a1s-fta
p, .1' r-,-- October and November
t,.l- ...,er.. Noysnber and Decem.
~ g-e.I bvvers. pecember and Janu
'f5, -'-' ,.-, NJ, r..,-.,,-, o. COTTON
I quiet middns se-iec gross recsip, .-.
I bales. exp0rts-ro Great Britain - o'ies
,, lo.,, +. Gre,t Britain. s.sos bales. 9.
I ilill ..ocE 0l gs baics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

PORT 1F RICHMOND FEB. ~ 1889.
ARRIVED
Steamer Alh.mal.. Grover. NoilY.N
merchandise auI gers. '-' N'''''''
I.n steam -liI CONF ti}.
ARRIVED FEBRUARY 9TH $780,.
-..,,-l- Richmond HNItr NfW
VIZ ,o.r.hanlI-e and passengers, Ola
Dominion Steamship D'nt ah5-
SAILED
steamer P0cah0ntas. Graves Nofioik
merchandise and passengers, virginia
Nt,-s '.,.- ANNIE. Glover Norfolk
,,,.r.fsudfsa ald ra--ensffai Ola boinlN'
I.r steamship COMPANY
steamer Richmond inner -r~
,.L r,..rrh4rlI-. and passengers, Old
Dominion steamship Company.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS FEB .
By telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Venus. Boston
Steamer ~laWmut. Boston
Steamer Monmouth. Galveston.
Steamer Acme. Pascas9uia.
Steamer Shenandoah, Lifefpppl.
E.raa Juult1 Providence.
&c. CIV III Montreal Providence.
H~ree Ch1lmette New Bedford
SAILED
steiner Acme ~e4audom-
Steamer Iudrlari. Glasgow.
Steamer Paris Nov YORK.
ARRIVED 9TH.
steamer Tr0p.c. NeH YORK.
Steamer orion. Boston.
scho0ner Henry =. Little. Portland.
SrToon4r P-ray Blrlsal. Providence.
Rarge Rinsleader, Providence.
SAILED
Steamer Monmouth. Liverpool
Schooner Edith Olcutt Providence.
-.ro,n-r Rodney Parker. Gloucester.
Hs,rge Puritan. Allyn's Point
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEB. a. lsss
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
e+eaunshfp Baltimore Murphy Ba4u
- t,s-sergers ana geaeral cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore Murphy. Ba-u
more: yasssnssr- and genera ergo,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
rrrrRsnrRs TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG, February -A-SSpe-
ciat Market quiet; receipts hght; good
demand for all grades. Cooia IONS, Din n
mon 10 medium Jugs. $500 s. 20. good 70
fne Tugs. IS 50aN poor short leaf. SfA,
fair 20 good short leaf si5olss, rpediani
10 good wrappers, ssQsl2. good TO me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

Richmond. va. February q. 800.
cattle. Receipts 90 head. sales. 93
head Sheep and Lambs. receipts. lN
head. sales. ~ head. Hogs Receipts
20 head sales 90 head
Prices. Cattle-Rcst. fz0-c.. gross,
medium 20 good. 3i,0p4c.. gross common
90 fair. 2lt5c.. gross. bulls. 81 zHai o.. gross
sheep and lambs. 30liac. gross, hogs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

PETERsBUR February E.-lspe-
ciaL Virginia Peanuts-Firm ~ 3G3 1-lc
FOR good 20 nice Spanish quiet - Gee
stock very light
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
MEETINGS.

GENERAL ORDER 30. So w
- "a ~ o. a o. TEfs ltl'h- x
MOND cGMMANDHi'f 81 2 ~
aty 20. $50 8ir knights a.
te1d I'd stated cDur.aFt pf t"ll fyni-
m0ndfrv af fhf asylum. MitoNif ifmpi..
0u TUESDAY, ffnrHaff ain ai y. ~
ln fatigue dress ~ mblls ~ me '"mr
silent 800 Knigln are co1fieoufiJ invited
g. order of the Emnsaf comman1ef.
B D. HOWARD. NsDfain.Dan.
Atfasf. W. ~. MiNlamh recorder,
III "-lt
To ruE MEMpERs CF RICHMOND
PATHfARCnlE So. ~ ~ y D.
Yoa 8fe hereby rsq.ireI ~ assemble
af Od1-FelloHs' HaU norm Inl t'ffsy
THIS 0u.5Ga - Af1LfNOyN. YEP ny
1stn al Z O'Clock o. attend fns frssf AZ
N oar deceasea brother 81 v p
ROBERT T.. BRoWN
Fg order NJ ffe pafUHTchie.
THOMAS ~ MATHEW. g v "
Morton D.ana. W y X ~ Wv
xOTIcE THE MEMBERS or PAST
GFAND MATHIS COUNCIL 30 =,
q. g. q. Of odd FELLOWS ofs Is4.f'isa a., 20
1IaesIaJ EVENfNG. FeDf4afy p. ~
81 2 oci0cx. in funeral dress ~ pay ne
last tribute y fe.pri ~, to,,
brother n v = hiCb ~. -. i.s1sjis
frvffaI % unite Nifl us.
eg order - W Andersen. w - =.
WILLIAM HOWARD JohE,.
D. ssfrs Grand secretary.
wug Axvi-AL NETTING % TIE
acovE| NERCA#IllE COMPANY
,ft b. raII al tna ryfnIaags once DER
X-fi,faf Bank 81 virginia. kifFenin nd
49,. efrerfs Hlrhm1ad. vs.. cn WkD-
erloay Harch d lss. 81 10 ofcl0ck A.
~ T. HOOVER
r.. NV Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. February - -Calves.-
We quote as follows Strictly choice vaa.g
Ter pound. &C.,. good veaIs. ger pound
tic. rough 90 good pr head Nui-
Sheep and Lambs. We quote a- follow
Spring lambs. good fo choice lub p.r
pound poor. rough stock N-15c.. sheep.
per pound. choice. 4nf1 good. per head.
s. 10{l. inferior. per head. t-rftt, OH
bucks. per head SI00fffG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

l.-,.,,f.sforer william 81 T1rpln.
Room ii Shafer Building.
corner Tenth aEd Main streets
Riehmsnd. Ea.. February y. 10.
To an parties in Interest,
TIC notice that / have nKet ny onlce
ss,reeaid IS the place. and March ~ -
st 10 a 81. ~ the umr. Tor e1ecHunf the
80 AMEND. II yO1 think proper % % %
Given under my hand this 1th DAY "
February. 1913 ,,.,.-.,..
CCmmi ss.oneT.
Sd. cutehiEs. ?. q. r. H-Iri*
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
,DisuY.
THEVALENTINE MUSEUM

ELEVENTH AND cLAf siiiEEis
ggan 1aiiy from 10 a n. 10 y. ~.
Adoissi9n. =, cents. tfes 3n sat1fdsJs
Dc i3-ly ---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
NEW YORK
GENERAL MiI1i>-sTs.

NEW YORK PkoDl' 90 MNhNHl-
NEW YORK. February N-lIour N't-
lcctcd. but steady.
Iuckuhcat Flour quiet at 81.
BARLEY Quiet.
Wheat Spot nrm, No. ? rci s.',os5fic
nrm all day. but very quiet Euii- wrr.
favored. Scdlp'i- cove rtl ri'iL "h
put out SATURDAY "h"' '''i-U
iidd,n ON py+'" ,ct J,rrn.. Alr,h
steady 90 '.I' tO H'' "' l,' ii
closed Misc, MAY tlN-td "a.f ''''
closed l1.c.
corn spot himti, no. = t.sO. 'fD...
opened si"tll'i. WIN W.''. n.y.. '.. it
decline under liquld'ilph. i'il,n "-..
on big clDarlnrrs and small Ni-lhIf rtt
ply increase. closing st''dN 40 lti 't,'iii'
90 irc. net anfah''' "i'f '''' TO f 'f
n-sc. ,,s...
oHi@-Spot el''"l "'. FOB
inactive.
bee. Firm, Cut meats firidN-
Lard Easy. western sIraW'n. M.-
February $500 nomiulhy, refined fieai'.
Pork buil ..-.. .,,.,,,r,. Taxa
Hutter-lirmt western cieain'i
Ole. factory l-1iil., L's.n H.
! ton creamery 1921 '''''
lac t.. ,.t.tt. r.f..te..r
t,.,-,. efatr and pennrtlrau.a.
i'-- f-.r ef.. r1ufhDru .I.
o't M.r''i N.v Y.rk V..4fl.
f"ih 100. .vr.f. Jer-st.
l.'nk l'i'i'"'
/ f-lf. l.u e..4I,.. rr.ra crud.
,o'l"Ii-''U
"..t..,, r,u
p,.,. sf..d,. strained. common t0
/ good. g3e ......,.-
/ Turpcnunc Steady nt ionio'-e
Ric.-firm. ,......, teo
lINN age FIN' u. NN 80 I''
! tnnrr- 'IN'N' .I.t 0u.f....
| changed prices. lui'I ,.,, f..trir..
uo,s N'i to" ,f',',r,tI. Eiir.p.4u cables
| lacking. aiu u.l ... 'io,lt ronrf,rl.llr.a
| quo ..i- .t ,fo ard Santos. and with
| hy hfmnr-7 %. i'. , ,....'ri.. and d favor.
large "lfen .'. ,t. .,.t,,t.t.l Situation u
| this country closed -iftdt ana H, ~.
s sale6 .sI'l April rs, .i spo, iia qa.
81 io sa g - MI IN Su 'lT's. DONE 5a
! I'm busims-- Boo mild coffee
| Suear-kaw hrm. VIII ~ .....
| fair ryhnins ~ s.,..'r p il fsc.. re.
| 49, ann
/ ''' .-,,t, rpN-coDD- MARKET
,.,.v. 'VnRK February q The demau.
for an . dg-'' h.,t --sre,ty Of .mmel.at,
supplies ohtek. volume gi Das.. T-i
tone continues ,o5r, s''r ,a-d'y an 6ai The i-n
/ auN.i.. ,',ites is distinctly a.alnst bus
/ ",l'' ',.,,,r cations scarce aud advancing
els. I hlJ" also tending upwards N.d'
| ise'ttpgs frmer Denims and u.ks nfn
and in modersie. ,, relu, SAME 5re.. eooi.
| coarse '0'0'
| hiin. -,.,.-.,- ,r,t.r-t.r,
CHICAGO FhoD' ,| ' ~ 49, ~
CHICAGO. February -i'li ~ ' -',',i
clearances and org espo ,.or M rumeraa.
| t.,,,,,,-3 maze reports. strengthened IS r, GO
/ and NAV lett Oh al au ldFaI,r oi p. q,
| corn closed &c. and oats closed q s.'-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

wrappers. r41f1an: medium 70 good
shipping Edtl2: good 20 fine shipping.
ff4>sffS n
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Iif.,. Congregations,

washington starr
.ryou can't spell long words IKE hippo
,.,tauus and paFallelogram. said the Ut
H. bov who wore spectaeies ana a SAILOR
suit. We'll" answered The oos VINO Nas
,-.5,,, dog b. a piece q rope, "dats
49, Tn, lucky. ] don't have TO-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
Personal.

TO WHOM Pr NAY CONCERN
HEREBY APPOINT BENJAMIN
HfLIIARD my lawful agent. o. conduct
~ pgultrg and Hucksfefing Business At
sand 80 81 Second Market ms cry, 20
bug so sell FOR cash.
80. Mrs. r.. y. HfLLIARD.
Richmond. Va. February ~ ISIS
IN CONsE4J bNCk OF 81 fkbbif.
s--f4E 4 havs mis- lay Appointed IONS
n WILLIAM my attorney H i4tt %
rlffl. 10 the mercantile business hereto
~. ool'dutted by me Dol fne cify o. Kseh'
,nond. md for ether purpose.
n a-2~ john BOWERS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS..
(rf~~f--

OCH. Navigs lion. preferred .......... 70
Pacific Coast ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ~
ioNp. FouiIein s.ss.....s.s.-s-ss.-s-s-- -
Colo. Southern 1st preferred ...... 55'2
Colo. SOlthern. "a preferred .......... Ziiz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
CHICAGO

CHICAGO FetrI8ry Not enough
cattle Herc received to-day On make q
market. and prices were mostly nominal
at recent quotation. sellers call pfl,t
l5IZlc. lower than "a week ago. while inc
raugc ls unusually vide. ca Jew common
beef steers selling aa Tow af - lgHfi.a'.
and limited number vi prime nIIrii'.-
going FOR s. 1JuE S. There was an a"itf
demand for hogs. and prices were -'rn.e-
a. af "a further advance uf IfIID. go.
being LARGELY "a dime higher fa.r fn rl f.
s. Zis0fi. packing lots. AiDut II, mlh..
81 GlunD. butcher. HGff -. Nfh
f5G5ni3 obs. pigs U.Eaa.7o. The small
omerlure 0f enrfu sold 40 unchanged
prices sheep being quofahlD 40 t-W 'A
NcarlIngs. fi-0tih+. Hud iim.-, t..'
81 So for poor to primo docks.
cattle. 90 he1d, hogs. DO" h'aii rnrrI
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA. February 6.-te
cnipfe Bocvee Il1 head. sheep. hN|
head. hogs. 500 head Beef cattle boz IHI
supply. aud with only I%uIln-..i -'f
demand prices declined > on ai et,..,
t-.1-r. rYu mon psIfftr Sheep in.r
tive. buf firm lambs lower extra. tf...
good. panfsc. medium. BE-. l..- '.i"
2i .f,1i.r.. i1mhH. liia'e. ti't- .N .'-"
demand and shade easier. hDi WtitiI
se.0Cc.. others. T.0Jftc Iat cows Ilr"i
at LilifD.. the latter for extra. Ih'u CO.'S
unchanged at nffls Veal rtlN'. iuI
p.n1r MIrh-D1Ws quiet 1t t-aHfi 'lI.
dressed letyos. Nlh4r
SEW YORK.
NEW YORK February G-Eoofe--i.,
criuts. go head. poo trading. expo
csttIr. O sheep. and ttis quarters nf l..I
Cslvs. Receipts. head. foeHnr sfDafr
un trading sheep and lamb lt.'
G1s head. sheep steady lHfnh-. i''. ..su.
Sheep. flnHH. lambs. 500 f'.W. i't
Rereirts Es head. n0 sales, nom.nilIi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

blr take Grows Iasirle@- '-l--ne fo"-
aers. Absolutely tastele-s. li-l'i sro'OS
chemists. = cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

80 -, ~. 4sse Flour in moderate
Ss srreW ana steady. Ne. sprin,s " s.-
SSG7lc.: No. spring wneess, ~, - a.
lva. - No . white. MlJlc. No.
o .-s,,s ssi.a %. No rye, ~. r. = 80.
y bs,isv i2ds2c NJ. 4 nsNsee'i A-.'-,
n@i ia prime timothy, seed s-ii-z
new 60 nsr bsr-el s. -54s.3l. Lard
NJ MssS ~ - rounds, y55fN.z7ia. shorJ-rb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

sides d0ose). a2asl75- Dry-saIted shoui-
ders fboxecD, f.uifsc. ShOrt-clear sides
boxed. SiEHE. Whisky. distillers'
finished goods. per gallon. SIS Sugar.
tuf-loaf uncha nged. Butter-Dl1ii. cream
cry. ltT2Tc.. dairy. fit-Hl7c. EgE--Weak
and lower. fresh. EH-sc Chez se-FiTn.
creams r.. TfrNfLr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
,,cuvoxn STOCK EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. February a. l*'.
Sales. Norfolk and western 49, e''.' az
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.ouotations are for bonds maturing To
not less than tea years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
HOW THE KAISER READS THE PlPgr

From The London Chronicle.
The world learned the other day how TIE 81
peror william, like his grandfather confines y
perusal Of the daily press to the cuttings "
are prepared for him by the press bureau J
tached TO the Ministry OF the Interior, cutl,,
which are pasted on 10 gilt edged fOOlscap :.
per. These extracts only refer 20 subjects
which the Emperor is supposed to take a spec.
interest and thus great responsibility rs
with the officials who are charged with L
delicate duty. \ German correspondent 81
plies US with some additional details:
"If any statement among those cuttings
uuires correction or denial His Majesty io;s .
annotations on the broad margin-such as z
sinup Fine Lugen 'Sehr schGn gesagt" and .
like. which then form material for semi-Ofe
dement's and communques in the North G.
man Gazette Bismarck once complained
tcrly to Dr. Busch-yide the latters memoirs
the Chancellor-that the Press Bureau freq.e,
" did its work badly, and kept things from .
eye of the Emperor which he ought to Ia
seen. Among the very few periodicals vi.
the present Emperor honors with a pers.
persual is we'll known illustrated Eng.
weekly dealing with military and naval affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
"Cavalleria Rusticana" and the first act of Fl


"Cavalleria Rusticana" and the first act OF FL
dello"
William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes fills the
Garrick Theatre every night, and many people
have to go away and wait until some other
night The present appearance is that the play
will repeat the experience of Too Much John
son" and Secret Service"
Richard Mansfield will play "Cyrano de Ber-
gerac" at the Garden Theatre for another week,
which seems to be warranted by the manifesto
ton Of public desire to see the play. Next week
It is proposed to revive Beau Brummen," and
after that several other plays Of Mr.. Mansfeld's
repertory are to be brought forward Those who
go to see "Cyrano" are again reminded that
the play begins at 7f5 p. m
Mr. and Mrs. w II. Kendall will begin their
third week at the Knickerbocker Theatre to-
morrow night. still playing "The Elder Miss
Blossom" The play has given much pleasure
10 the large audiences which have seen II, and
it will be continued till the end Of the engage
ment In fact they will play nothing else In
the course Of their present American tour.
Wednesday matinees will be given. beginning
with this week.
"Hofgunst produced at the Irving Place
Theatre on Thursday night by a cast including
Miss Emmy Schroth. Mrs Wlhelmina Schuter.
Miss Ada Merito. Miss Meta Bunger, Paul
Faber Carl Bender Mr.. Meyer Eigen Gustav
Olmar, and others. The play will be repeated
all this week, with the exception OF Tuesday
night when Anzengrubers Der Pfarrer yon
Kirchfeld" win be given
Daniel Frohman's stock company has amused
the audiences OF the week just passed at Daly's