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NORFOLK CVA.) MARKETS

FEBRUARY a. Coaon.-On Tuesday the narke;
ouened dull under adrccS Of further decline In Iii
verpool and New York, and buyers were not willing
to opcrate except At lower figures. About 200 bales
were sold upon n basis of Isle. for low mtddling
We quote Strict law middling. lstlDt0tc; low mid
ding ut lssc. good ordinary sGissc; ordinary, l5
Corn.-Early In tie week there was q good ship
ping demand for white corn, aud sales freely faade
at CSC. for whe aud dc. for mixed subsequently
the demand fell Off resulting in sales at &C. Tor
white; but to- day II closes GULL with good deal ar
irving IN and buyers holding OIL .
LuHl5eT.-Tlle stock aud receipts are very ught,
and quotations are mainly nominal, ell" "
pine clear flooring Per Loco feet $50; yellow pine
Sis; ~ to 80 feet, $l.lS2a: common boards, sl2G
Si4: heart joist and scinting, S:sgS3o, as TO sizes
and lengths. 80
Peanuts-The range Of prices reported has been
from doc. 10 s.a0 The latter. If obaabie at all Is
In small retail parcels, the bulk Of them at nothing
over 81 1905 LIS. -
The stock remains large. Receivers are anxious
tn sell, ana buyers efince no anxiety TO take noiu.
Receipts keep ahead of shipments out.
StdCeS-Tic stock OF MI KINDS Is larger. Receipts
Of pipe slaves continue LIBERAL 1nd III the absence
Of M active demand WE reduce quotations TO H?oag
S95 Red oak receipts In excess Of demand. White
oak are saleable at our quotations. We quote: Red
oak hngshead dull al 1860 23e; culla, E2c. WMte
oak hogshead, $50; culls, S32. White oak hogsheac
heading S7O; culIs, S3.9fss. Pipes, SscGsa5 c'lis
Si5T $50. -
Shnglfs.-TEe market is very quiet. We quote
2c-inch heart, ssGlSiD: saps, s59s7. 24-nch heart
plGsISiG caps S7,5liGSll.
SaH:-Wequotc: Liverpool fine. standard brands
$3.50 for large lots; jobbing lots, S2e5. American
6. a., by carload. Si.4sGlslsg; IL J0bbilg lois
SI.G0. Liverpool u. a., 81. -s
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.:FINI'A.NcIAI...
THURSDAY, February ID. ,s1s

iHURspAYs February 10. Is73.s
The money market OF this city continues easy.
Eor months past the ruling rates have been lower
here than In Baltimore or New York. During fhe
past week all hrs.-class commercial paper arertnc
was discounted by the banks at from s1s az cent
accommodation paper ut from sGlo % cent; cali
loans, q cent. Supply or money in excess Of the
demands Of trade.
During the week there have been large sales of
stocks md bonds al tho following figures:
State 8onds.-Censols. $ss.solass.7s-closins Mt
the LITTER; peeers, 5o old registered 90; deferred
ls6lit.
CITY Ronds.--Richmonds u cent?, s7s2sso; u
cents, 81 Manchester Frec-Britge bonds ~ cents,
$780, The last lot OF these bonds put on the market
were readily sold at this price, and It Is believed that
the commissioners will offer little moro, If any.
i'ynehourg q cents. SIS. Norfolk p cents,
sc5.i23. Wilmington IN. Co. q cent gold bonds,
as5.
Bank Stocks.-The only sales reported are First
National Bank at el2o, and Dollar Savings Bank at
$500. -
Insurance Stocka.-Virginia State Insurance Com
pany at SIS; Virginia Home INSURANCE. Company,
300. Both at their par value. --
Virginia Steamship and Packet Company at sas.
Railroad Bonds-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
per cet. S5,0oo,ooo debenture gold bonds at sss
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Grst mortyase pcr
cent gold bonds ss6.5o and accrued interest since
advanced to 1877, with upward tendency. Richmond
and Atlanta Airline per cents at 500. Richmond
and Danvil!e Railroad per cent mortgage bonds a,
s7, S7S, and $3.50. Virginia Central Railroad first
mortgage per cent. OF 800 900, endorsed by the
State of Virginia, at $9o; third mortgage per
cents at Ss2 there Is now no second mortgage on the
road. 1t having been paid off in January, 1872; fourth
mortgage per cents at 500. Orange and Alexan-
dria third mortgage per cents ut S91.
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COTTON sMARKRTs.

| WuarscToS, February LII Cotton quiet; MD
dnSs. 1osc. Dcr receipts go bales; EXPORTS a9Ss
wise, rs bales sales, II bales; stock, 27ls bales
GALVESTON, February R.--Cotton heavy: good
ordinary. I63c.; net receipts, 1sos5 bales e1ports
coss,wtse Lars bales saies 1,oSs iaes stock, 7iso
bales. 80. t.,, ~ = 81 y. s1o.: fs q 49,
PHILADELPHIA, February is.-cesson dull midi
dfings. 2l3e. .3s s.e5Ss q 81 u Is 81
NEW ORLEANS, February is.Costcn y dull
and shade lower; good ordinary. l0H MID
dlings, lsi@ssc. middlings, I0s met reeeDs
10 Great Britain, 3s5s 6aies: Sales eG haes; Lass
evening, 1900 bales; stock. l9s.oes tales.
NORFOLK, February Ia-Cofton dull; Tow 67Nss-
dlings E5@lec.; net receipts, l,fcs bales; cxpoxta
coastwisc .,s94 bales sale 100 balef; stoos, sdls
bales ~ a@ so IS
dnss, epc: net receipts 81 bales 90
bales; exports coastwise, us bales saies, Ss isTa
stock, lo.t5s bales. 81. Fl g. 81
SAVANNAH, February l3.-Cotton nominal fnid.:
dlings, 19sGla!c.; net receipts, Ills bales: Ex-
poris-ToGl eat Britain. s,Osl bales; TO the Conf-
neat, l2e bales: eoastaise Y bales Sales $50 Gales
stock, 69,555 bales. IL -
CHARLESTON. February ls.-Cotton duh aud
nominal; mlddngs losc; net receipts, ,,e59 bales;
MEMPHIS, February l3.--Cotton quiet middiinkss
s!92 c.; receipts 2i7a bales; shipments, 7ct hatei
stock, s:905 bales. ~ ~ stai
AUGUSTA, February I1.-Cotton In good demand
at lstc.; receipts, 100 baies; sales, 500 bales.
BOSTON, February l3.-CottOn quiet; :fniddlinESy
2lc.; net receipts. sc eai gross, 81 bales; saics,
$40 bales; stock. 1880 bales, t--ss~, -.
MOBILE, February l3.-Cottnn In fair demand ssa6
steady; good ordinary, Tsc.; low mtadings, lssc-;
middlEgs, leic.; net receipts, l.2a2 bales: exports
coastwlse LOSS haies sales 1000 bales stock
bales. ~ ~
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SPECIAL TRAIN WITH RAILROAD MEN AND CAPl-
TALlsTs-vIRGISIAISv INVENTIONS EXAMINATION
FOR rs-PERsoSAL--cnEAP COAL.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DispatchI
STANTON, February Is. 1878.
A special train arrived here at l O'Clock
yesterday with General WickiIam, Messrs.
Fisk, \. s. Hatch, w. B. Hatch, and Mrs.
Hatch, OF New York. on their way to Hunt
ington. From the depot they were conveyed
in carriages to the residence Of General
Erhols, Of whose hospitality they parlook,
and at o'clock left for the West. The party
was joined here by General Echols, NJ. Har-
vcy Efinycr, cashier Of First National Bank,
and w. G. Eskridge, cashier OF National Val.
ley Bank, who will make the through trlp to
Huntington.
Mr. William Mckeever, of this city, has
invented several useful improvements in
mowers and reapers which are likely TO prove
OF great utility and value. One is an altera-
ton in the gearing by which the knife will
make twenty-tour strokes in one evolution
Of the masler-wheel. 1t also greatly re-
duces the number Of pieces, which is OF
great Importance.
His second Invention is 4 portable cycle,
which is furnished with separate points OF
blades that can be taken of either 10 sharpen
Or to put in 4 new one when there is a gap
or break in one of the blades. He has left
for Washington to obtain Il patent on this
last invention and make application for a
patent on the other with view to further
improvements Gil it.
A committee Of gentlemen appointed by
Hon. John II. Harris will examine candi-
dates for the vacant cadetshipat West Point
in this city on Monday the cath instant. We
understand that quite number of young
men are anxious for chance to serve Uncle
Sam.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
| church are holding fair in the basement of
the church. Tue proceeds are to he applied
to paying the debt on the parsonage. The
attendance has been large and the patronage
liberal. 1t will close tonight.
The City Council, at its last meeting, ere.
ated the office of city engineer, with salary
of $500 Per annlin. There arc several appli.
cants for the office, which will be filed at
the next meeting OF the Council.
Captain John T. Smith, Of this city, has
been appointed an internal revenue store
keeper by the commissioner of that depart
ment.
Through The activity of Mr.. Fl. L. Powell
selni-cannel and spiint coal is now furnished
to our citizens ut 81 per ton. Anthracite
has been selling here at SIS per ton. Quite
come down, thanks to the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad.
1t rained all yesterday, and last night there
was sleet and slight snow. The roofs are
white this morning, and it Still remains
cloudy. DICK.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
REVIEW OF MARKETS FOR WEEK ENDING FEBRU

AIRY 10.
The leaf tobacco trade was steadily active, With
firm pcss and large receipts Cotton Ito had
ket, but current receipts have been readily tken at
prevailing prices There has been agood steady or
der demand for provisions, aud the market has un-
been free bidders for wheat, corn, oats rye and bar
Icy at full prices but trade has teen restricted BY
light receipts.
Flour has been in coed local and shipping de-
Eland, and Mt firm prices throughout the week. Hay
has moved more freely, and the demand bus been
steaGi;y active. Ofal Is scarce and Irm. Winter
vegetables have had revived trade, and prices
well supported Green fruits have been quiet. but
there IS . better inquiry for dried fruits and the
market Is more steady. Dairy supplies have gen.
orally had good stocks and fair fade, Nth steady
nrices. Game and poultry have been Qtgt and easy
Seeds of all kinds snited TO the season have sold
freely. Receipts Of hides and skins have fallen oil
somewhat and prices are irmer. Boots and shoes,
leather, drugs, iron and iron manufactures, dry
but moderate amount of attention. There has
bean good trade in Kentucky whiskeys, with
very firm market, and highwincs have been scarce
ami steady. t
Among to-day's transactions in the produce mar
kets we note sales Of $50 terceS sugar-curcd hams
3c, so terces prime leaf lard at &c.. so kegs do az
&C.. 10000 pounds clear rib bacon sides ut 7ac s6
halfcasks clear bacon sides at &C., la2 half Casks
bulk shoulders at &C., 900 pounds bulk shoulders
oose) ut 4sc. go casks clear-rb bulk sides ut &C.,
10000 pounds cearrib bulk sides ocse) at &C., sc
casks clear bulk sides ut Tic, 500 barrels flncy -four
1T S9.75, 500 barrels A No. do. at So, 500 bar
rcs extr. tar4ily do. ut $3.50, 500 barrels extra
do at &c. 1850 barrels assorted do. at S55eS9 5t
bushels sacked wheat ut $lS0, l,500 barrels assorted
green apples ut S2.5OG$i.5J, $1,000 pounds dried ap
pies at &c. 1900 polnds dried peaches at 5GQ53c
1000 bales mixed hay (deiyered) at SET, 600 bales
choice hay (deiyered at S25, 1880 pounds country
New Orleans inolasses at Gs@72c., 81 hogsheads New
Orleans 81 CUR at lQNllc.
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1a1r tnartet Of the week has been very anlGt 6nf
urn There he's been comparatively no othRr &c
mandf while speculative and sfippinG buyers n1ye
operaied but to limited extent Prices have been
2re.sy wen Sustained, owing principally 20 the Light
s.ocAs now held and the prospect or scor being able
~. LIKE shipments. Occasional signs Of weakness
nsls slstDie, howger. aud concessions we're ade 70
piaSe iots heavily drawn against !.
Inc market for wheat has been dull, and With n
weaRer Ieotin2 MI around Winter has been du, ard
ciosfo d eharp decline from the opening q1tesa-
LIONS. There was nothing done In elevator iispec-
IONS OF Wlnler, as they were generally held above
ts views or the illers. There was but little move
ment IN spring The market WINS unsettled and
prices lower though the decline was MOI so marked
rs In winter. -,
Corn has been dn with but light trading In either
spot or future. On the side prices were pretty
well sustained, though there was but little ACTIVITY
apparent. On this side the market ruled very dnli
and decline was established Of. &c. per bushel ali
round.
Oats ruled dull and lower the large increase In
ceipts and tie uncertainty OF making shipments
caused depression In prices on both sidos OF the
river.
Rye opened stiff and tn-good demand, but closed
duh and lower with only limited inquiry.
Barley was firm and steady throughout the week
There was but little desire to sell expressed, as hold
ers are expecting higher prices.
Hay Was In good local demand, but OUTSIDE OF this
there WIS tut little movement
Tobacco has been quite firm, with bright manu-
featuring In demand.
Provisions have been steady pork ruled quiet anc
firm dry sailed meats we've dull, and prices nave
been shade easier; bacon ruled dull and slightly
lower.
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NEW YORK AFFAIRS.

New YORK, February 13.-Tho Govern
ment sold to-day one million and half in
gold ut ia 1890.
The mail service between New York and
Bermuda has ceased, the steamer having
been withdrawn.
Two hundred uncompleated bonds of one
thousand dollars each OF the Toledo, Cana
da, Southern and Detroit Railroad Company
were stolen from the office Of the company,
in this city yesterday. The bondsare value
less III their present state.
Joseph PhiIlipson was arrested to-day on
board tic steamer Java, OH the charge Of
forgery in England.
Neither Judge Boardman OF Judge Davis
has given decision iu the case Of the ap-
plication Of Stokes for a Stay IF proceedings
and Il writ Of error.
David ". Judd, agent OF the New York
State Press, was nominated to-day qlaluiI-
tine commissioner by Governor Dix, and
unanimously confirmed by the Senate.
The fourth panel in the Scanned case, for
the murder of porolue, WAS exhausted to-
day, and only eleven Jurors obtained. A
| fifth Panel has been ordered fer tomorrow.
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I & On: Linaeed. sfssastds; n,aeiine. sta Sis
sperm, 8a.25. whale, s6c., 5tf1sts ssgT5 ard
SAC. sweet. So @ dozen: hest saiaa sil: CASTOR S.
s nnm nons II ma sa s gssin SO
caicined ss@Ss.zs. q 50 -
Plough, casftn0s: Wholesale, &C.; retail, &c
Pctatoss. 5s3s1 n bushel.
Ragx: Mixed cotton, &C.; white, 2@sc.; wool.
Ross: sIauilla, hest, asG2sc.: sssal, &c q D.
jute, l23c.
Zee: Carolina; as9osc. Ransoon.sc.
Steel Mayors cast steel. ao@2lc. g g.: English
bisterea, 1s5c u D.; American bitstered, l2tc.
SAT-: Liverpool. s:.,o9s2.so from wharf. sang
e. y from store; ground alum, 1875 q sack.
Loco; seasoned, s21G8?5 q Loco Four,mrrei TIM
Der, f7QSs q LOCO. Hoop poles, s65olYss: hogs
head hoops, sios5o n loo wlilskcr barrel. lick
Org hoop slsseQsl5 a 1000 red oak, for molasses
Soda: Sal, &C., In kegs; English soda. &c; Ameri
Seeds Glover, sa.7s@s7 Per bushsl: timothy,
ss9; orchard grass, s225Rs2.5o; herdsss1Iss, s5o;
Srnacn Root: without top, so@7oc.
Shot: Northern. IL. 75GSs3 u bag OF Is lbs.
a. SpoTttng Poss "a ssso sy the i've kess-less
Sugar: Crushed, powdered, and granulatcd, 13tc.:
A. l2tc.; b. l2ac.: extra &, l2c.: G. lie: reneu
Dc sai 9ai !ss PGrto E.s9 tc
Shttchs: SL2v&gsl.25.
Soap: Common, 5G8c.: best washing, Il6lllic;
toilet. lsaS2oc.. and fancy prices; country, i9ac.
SDiTitS ItiT-Dentl7ae: T5@l5Gc.
1dlfoac: 7slIac. "a b.
Tar: - Is q barrel, according TO Size.
Teas Black. Csc. Glsl25-the last prime article;
imperial sllc e = grnDowder. slGsi.'o'
Pension Hanrs.-lo@lec., and very dull.
Wool: Washed, 81 Glj5c.: unwasned, 3QIa5c.
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Decision iss n Railroad Case.

BALTIMORE, February lin the matter
of Messrs. Daniel SG;mlnaIl and Charles
MAIDEN, Of New York, against the Greenvlle
and Columbia railroad, of South Carolina,
being petition fora review by Judge Bond,
Of the United States Circuit Court, sitting in
chambers, of the decision of District Judge
Bryan, of South Carolina, declaring said rail
road company not u bankrupt, Judge Bond
to-day decided not to review the decision OF
the court below and to allow the order oil
Judge Bryan to remain unchanged.
The application Of the petitioners arose
out Of tue failure OF the company to pay its
coupons, they being holders OF bonds and
coupons Of the company to the amount OF
about eight hundred thousand dollars. The
legal questions involved ure: First. Is the
railroad company liable to bankruptcy
Second. Are the coupons of a railroad com.
pany commercial paper: and third, Is the
decision Of 4 district judge to he reviewed
by petition or by writ of error? The peti.
toners and railroad company were each re.
presented by the ahleSt counsel from South
Carolina.
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A Violent Storm in Norfolk County
Considerable Damage 30 Property.
[Srcclal telegra,n To the pispa:cl.l

Especial telegram Ia the Dispa:ch.J
PORTSMOUTH. Va, February ia vio-
len: wbirlwlnd passed over Northwest Locks,
Norfolk county, last night about o'clock,
and FRUSTRATED nearly everything of human
construction that DISTRACTED its line of ira
vel on the farm of Mrs. Catharine Stewart,
mother Of Colonel Stewart, Of this city. The
tornado was very destructive. The barn and
stables Of the farm were entirely demolished.
aThe top Of the carriage-house vas carried
away, long lines of fencing worc blown down,
and many valuable trees were uprooted. No
doubt considerable damage was done to pro-
perry in other parts Of the county that we
have yet to hear from. A fierce hail-storm
followed the blast, accompanied by vivid
flashes of lightning and terrific pcals of thun-
der. The course of The whirlwiHd was from
northeast to southwest. 1t has been snow
ing here since p. NJ.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAN.
now THE ABpIcATIoN WAS RECEIVED THROUGH.
OUT TIE PROVINCES.

SpSln.
now THE ABDIcATIoN WAS RECEIVED THROUGH
OUT TIE PROVINCES.
LoSpoS, February ia dispatch from
Madrid, dated thi> morning, says the news OF
the abdicatiOn OF Amadeus and the deciara-
ton Of the republic, has been disseminated
throughout all Spain. and the announcement
has nowhere occasioned disturbance. Order
is preserved in Madrid and the provinces,
and the civil and military authorities are civ
ing in their adhesion to the new regime.
Marshal Serrano arrived at Madrid last
night.
ORGANIZATION OF TIE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
MADRID, February 13.--'Ehe two Houses
Of tie Cortcs convened to-day in joIut scs-
sion as the National Assembly Of Spain, and
proceeded to effect permanent organization.
Senior +. Aartos, late minister of Foreign
A fairs. was elected president of the Assem-
bly, in place of Senor Figuerola, chairman
pro ten, Receiving e22 votes.
Senior Martos, on taking tue chair, de-
livcrcd patriotic speech, which was loudly
chCcred.
AMADEUS AND FAMILY EN- ROUTE FOR THE
FRONTIER.
EX-king Amadeus and the members of
his IaIDtS UiNe gone " tue IOTGuTuCSe
frontier, and on their route met with the
most respectful consideration ut the railway
stations.
SUMMARY OF SPANISH NEWS.
Ex.Eing Amadeus with his family have
gone to Lisbon where they will remain until
spring.
II Is stated that Don Carlos Is preparing to
take advantage of the crisis In Spanish affairs
and push for the crown.
One hundred million francs was subscribed
a, meeting held at the residence OF the
Duke D'Aumale to aid Duke De Montpen-
sier in operations against The movement for
republic in Spain.
Masses Will be celebrated for the success OF
the Bourbon cause.
The consort of eX-Queen Isabella has left
Paris for Madrid.
The Spanish Minister (Olozaga) took leave
of President Theirs, probably for same desti-
uati0n.
Neither Victor Emmanuel nor the Italian
Government advised Amadeus in his recent
action.
Fighting is reported in the streets Of
Madrid.
1t Is reported In Psris that the regular
troops In Spain are divided regarding the
form OF Government. 1t il stated that the
sayslry have pronounesd for monarchy
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with King Astnrias. rsaheila's son. The In
fantry favor republic.

anfrg favor o republic.
Portugal.
RECEPTION OF AMADEUS AND FAMILY AT LISBON.
LISBON, February 13.--The Portuguese
Minister Of Public Works, the prominent
railway officials, and the Spanish Minister,
who is acting IN accordance with orders
from his Government, have gone to Ba-
dijos TO meet Amadeus and family and escort
them to Lisbon. The palace has been pre-
pared for them, and they will occupy 1t IN.
I'll their departure for Italy. The ex-royal
family Is expected to arrive here tomorrow.
They will be met at the railway station by
his Majesty the King, and bis Ministers.
Much excitement and nneasiuess Is felt
here over the~eyents in Spain. The public
funds are lower.
The United States steamer Richmond has
arrived In the Tagus.
Italy.
TILE PoFE INTERVIEWED BIT UNITED STATES OFF,
CERS--AMADEUS WELCOMED HOME.
ROME, February 13.-The Pope yesterday
gave IN uudince to several officers of the
United States navy now in Rome. In the
course Of the con versation which took place
his Holiness asked bow he would be received
in America. The officers replied that the
peUpit vi tlidL CotlItTy HUulu ItSdiu LID it-
sidcnce among them as great honor.
The municipality of Turin have sent a tel
csraphic dispatch to King Amadeus well
coming him home.
France.
PARIS, February 13.-The judgment in
the rase of Prince Napoleon against LIE
Franc, late Minister of the Interior, for lille
gal expulsion from France, will he delivered
next week.
1t is officially announced that the second
Fifty millions Of the instalment Of the fourth
miIiard OF the war indemnity was completed
on the Sth instant.
PARIS, February 13.-President THEIRS
will recognize the Spanish Republic as soon
as he is officially notified of its establishment.
The Bien Public sincerely wishes the new
Republic well, and counsels those who have
charge Of it to beware Of cosmopolitan and
foreign interference.
The american Register Ii Informed that
the French Government has prohibited
Pardounet, the Kansas emigration agent,
from featuring in Belletort.
Jamaica.
GERMAN FLEET IN AMERICAN WATERS, &C.
KINGSTON ria KEY WEST, February o.
The German feet has sailed from this port
for Havana.
Governor Grant has gone to Turks
island 10 complete its annexation to Jamaica.
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'terest for years. The best legal talent In The
State Of Kentucky and elsewhere will be en-
ployed in the eases. and prominent lawyers
here who have given the matter their atten.
ton officially and otherwise believe that 1t fl
not possible for settlement Of the issues ir.
voived without the cases ultimately finding
Their way into the Supreme Court upon one
or several points which " Ill attend the
coming prosecutions.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, February 13.-For New
York and New England rising barometer,
northeas;eriy winds, and very cold weather
on Friday. For the Middle Atlantic States
and westward to Illinois and Wisconsin,
cloudy weather and winds vrcring to south
erly. Partly cloudy and pleasant weather
for the Southern and Gulf states, with in
crcasing temperature.
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1,o11sy1I1E TOBACCO MARKET

FEBRUARY I0-TEe movement OF the staple this
week has been free throughout, affordng, In the
i'Ica of the large supply in The hands Of planters
prev iouSly held back by uufayorable conditions Of
weather and transportation. The improvement In
to sustain an active animation each day and to ap-
proach lGorc closely than hitherto the large de-
mands OF the trade The river Is at last entirely un
Instructed, and, dividing the Durtisn OF freignts
with the railroads, the latter also enabled to offer
shippers better facilities
TIE demand has been steadily active, and has
nlaintaineda tone of uniform hrmncss. with steady
PRICES The proportion Of good grades Is no larger.
hut I'LL qualities or less represented In the
receipts and, while shippers are the largest buyers.
every class OF dealers IS operating to less or greater
extent.
The following are the prices current at the close of