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A Little Bitterness.

Pending the postoffice appropriation bill,
according to Washington letter to the
Herald, SEA warm discussion arose about
'siriking out an appropriation of $4,000
"for stamped envelopes for the use of the
"post-ofice. BUTLER attacked this very
"Gercely, and very bitter war of words
"arose between him and GARFIELD. The
committee, however, passed BUTLER's
amendment striking ont the appropriation
"by nearly two TO one." BUTLER is smartIy
elevated by the Credit Mobilier corruptions.
He deems that some very sanctimonious men
who have led In the virtues Of social life are
no better than himself. He enjoys the fall Of
these men, and is himself in high feather.
The reprobates among public men are gene
rally extracting all the comfort they can out
of the prostration Of so many marvelously
proper gentlemen in the slough Of corrup
ton. 81 may" says topper, "get drunk
sometimes, but never sold m7 vote" AS
the Herald says:
GA senator noted for his volubilty 10 pro-
family is often beard to say that though he
sometimes swears he has not yet learned to
steal. A representative who frequently yields
to the rosy god Of tue overlooking cup con-
graduates his boon companions on the triyi.
atty of their offences i'm comparison with
the offences OF the sinners whose masks
have just been torn from their faces. The
iIitcrute men, the vulgar men, the bad men,
are now the ones who make broad their ply
hcteres, and thank God they are not as
other men"
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February 10, 1901, To- fncorp orate g. Paa's
Church Home By Mr. LAssrTER TO autiso-s
rize the town of Suffolk to elect supervisor.
BY MIR. BpTLER: To require county trea-
surers and superintendent Of schools 70 MAKE
annual reports of the disbursements OF coun-
ty school funds to the Board OF super'i-
sors, &c.
LEAVE OF ABsEESE SO
v,as granted Messrs. POWELL. CHRISTIAN, anu
DouGI Az four DAYS each, BAswELL hVe Gays,
GRESHAM three days, and. TALLAfERRo one
day.
BILLS, &C., PASSED.
!, House bill to amend section II OF chapter
40 of the Code, Us amended ~ aH act passeu
january 8, 1867 House bill to refund the taa
enormously assessed OH the enon Leau y.
Mines Company; House bill to repeai an Nv.
for tho protection Of fish in the Btack"a.e,
river and It's tributaries, approved Mafch Iist,,
1872 House bill to repeal an act TO auienu
the 9Th, Stb, 14th and 10Th sections, ana 10 e.
peal sections !, 1G, u, and IL OF chapter lov,
Code 1860, concerning warrants LOT sI'a ~
claims, approved March 20, 1871, &e, ana %
reGnact sections 6, 7, s, Il, 10, 10, -, anu 10
Of the same chapter OF the Code
JURISDICTION or COUNTY AND CIRCUIT COUNTS
The court bill, being the special order,
| was resumed. Mr.. MCMILLAN RaFing Che
floor. spoke at some length in opposition 10
| the whole bill. At the conclusion OF hIs re-
marks. MIR. BuRKHoLDER called the pehuTns
| question. which was OH the amendmen OF
Mr, WALKER, TO strike out the 81 sectpH.
Tho call was sustained, and the Amendment
was agreed to-ayes, 40; noes, ~.
Mr. sR.NspE1,L moved to add Mt the emo OF
the Sd section as amended the loiio"lIs :
" Nor in cases of contested eEeotlons; NOT
shall they have authority to appoint election
officers. These duties shall deyoiVe upon the
| Judges of the circuit courts"
| Mr.. R1ppLEBARGER offered as substitute
for mfr. RANspErL's amendment the follow
inc: Nor shall they have authority to up
| point election officers" The ayes and noes
were called and the substitute rejected by IL
ages to 70 noes.
The pending question being the amend
ment of MIR. RAMspELL, it was, On motion OF
MIR. BROOKE, divided, and the vote was taken
on the first part-Yiz., "nor cases OF con-
tested elections; nor shall they have author
ity TO appont election officers with the
| following result: Ayes, 4S; noes, 40. 80
the first part of the amendment was agreed
TO. The vote was then taken on the latter
clause; which was rejected by--ayes. 40;
noes, II. :,
Mr.. BROOKE moved that the word ''four,'
in the 4th section, be stricken out, and
"three" inserted.
Mr.. HEAD moved to insert six"
Pending the discussion the House ad-
journed, with Mr.. HEAD entitled to the floor.
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1.eu,s,atnre has done In two sessions. ~ nass
indeed, done little else than pass aoosr.aV
and repeal it. :s rs sS
TIE CANAL Pno,Ecrs.-The Washington

TIE CANAL PEoyEcrs.-The Washington
Rcm1Hcan Of yesterday says:
"Tbe House Commerce Committee yester-
day appointed subcommittee OF three TO
draw up bill embracing the three canal
projects viz, the James. River and ka-
nawha, Niagara Ship, and the Atlantic and
Great Westcrn--tbe latter connecting the
hcad.waters of the Tennessee river with
those Of the Coosa river, In Georgia.
1.-THE report Of the subcommittee on the
Louisville canal is ready, but has not yet
been submitted to the full committee"
We would rather the James River and
Kanawha were not coupled with the others.
It has greater claims than any other OF the
schemes, since Virginia has already expended
ten millions upon it. But the combination
Is for strength.
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STATE sEsAroE CoSNALLy's SPECIE, In the
form OF an address to Ills constituents, pub
lisbed In tho Dispatch Of yesterday, de-
serves compliment for its sound, conserva.
tive doctrines and Its spirit of devotion to
the welfare and honorof Virginia. He takes
the only solid ground on the subject Of
maintaining the public credit. G., TO meet
the public liabilities. Weregret to say that
BIO speaks truly 10 his::aeeount Of what the
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suss1D1Es.-Tbe post-oflce appropriation
bill sums up the aggregate of thirty.three
millions for the year--more than the sum
required for the entire expenses of the Co.
vernment In 1880. Included In the appro-
priation are $4,000 for the Pacific Mail
Steamship line, $4,000 for Garrison's Bra
lillian line, and $4,000 for the Sandwich
Island line. From these items the people
can form some idea of the vast sums drawn
from the treasury for the steamship SUBJ
sides.
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MI TIDES at 30c. worth 5Oc.;
CLARK's and CoATs's SPOOL COTTON ut Toe. per
dozen;
No. COVENTRY RUFFLE at CSC. worth 5oo.;
No. 10 COVENTRY RuFFLE ut 81 worth $3.50;
CROCHET EDGING, IL yards for l5c. worth SC. per
yard;
CROCHET EDeINo, IL yards for CSC. worth &C. per
yard: -.
Genuine THREAD BoBBIN- EDGE, piece Of IS yards
for soc. worth SC. per yard;
DIVINITY BANDS ut 1Oc. worth e0c.;
HAMBuReH FDGINGs and INsERTINGs ut IS, 20, Is,
and up to $l.5o per yard;
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS at soc. per dozen worth
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS at 81 per dozen worth
2Oc- apiece:
All kinds of new style RUFFLRs at low prices;
JET, GILT, and PLATED JEwELRY much beio"
regular prices;
GOLD-PLATE BRACELETS, new styles, at ~ anu
so.5n per pair worth 81 and IS;
UNDLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, three, four, am
fve-strapd, at Soc per pound;
HAND-MADE WORSTED HOODS at 2bc. worth Tac.
NUBIAS at T5c. would he cheap at 81;
WoRsTED HOSE, for children, at l2s 10, 20, anu
ISDIA-RUBBER BUSTLEs, .
ISDIA-RCBBER CLOTHS. ,
INDI.-RUBBER BUTTONS, HAIR-PINs, COMBS, ana
INDIA-RUBBER DIAPERS: ~.
LEATHER BELTS In great variety;
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Look at our yard-wide BLEAcHED COTTON at lsc.
per yard. 100
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NJ HoNEY-coMB QUILTS. lnl

MI HONEY-COAB QUILTS. large
enough for the largest beds, at a1.is, SLIPS, and
g. worth 81, $3.50, and So;
HEAVY CALICO CoMrORTABLEs ut $3.50 worth
$3.50; TO-.
BLANKETS from $3.50 to al5 per pair:
TRAVELLING BLANKETS and CARTHAGE ROBES ut
rs worth So; .Ge
GESTLEMEN's SIrAwLs at $3.50 worth SO;
LADIES' SIIAwLs from g. $40; ),
CLoAKs Of the latest styles ut cost to close;
CuILDREN's (grls) WATERPROOF SUITS at one
balf the cost;
INGRAM and TIIaEE-PLY CARPETS at cost;
RUGS and MATS In great variety and at prices to
shift the times;
A full line of RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS;
4 large stock of TABLE LINBN and LINEN SHEET
ING. LEVY BHotdEho'
re5 1O17 and 1919 Main street.
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s PEcIALs:nl,lor1czs.

asr BARGAINS MsDRY GooDsl
SELLING oFr7AT COST:
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS, -.
WHITE GOODS,
CASSIMERES,
So FLAENELS,
SHEETINGS. -~,.=-v-7- -.'--s' 's-'''~. 2. 49,
BLEACHED aud BROWN CoTTOEs
: DOMESTIC PLAIDS,
UNDER-sHIRTS, &C.,
srAWLS,
SKIRTS,
QUILTS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
RIBBONS, &C., &c. - ~
Don't miss the bargains ut ~. T... ss.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS, s3
No. 1918 Main street, opposite post-oflce,
5,9i and Col Broad street, corner Sixth.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 9TH instant, at the Grace-Street
Presbyterian church, by Rev. G. II. Read, d. D.,
JOHN II. PAYNE, NJ. D., Of Fernandina, Fla, and
Miss BETTE D. HART, Of this city.
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NIT GENTLEMEN'S LINEN COLLARS
at 76c. per dozen worth $3.50;
GRSTLEMES'S RECHERCHE COLLARS, new style,
at 75c. per dozen worth S2.25;
GENrLEMEN's LINEN MARQUIS COLLARS at 81 80
per dozen worth SO;
GEETLEMENs BLEACHED and USBLEAcHED Cor
TON SOCKS;
UNDERsTIRTs, DRAWERS, TIES, SoARFs, Ora
YATS;
COTTON, SILK, and LINEN HANDKERcHIEPs;
COTTON NIGHT-CAPS': ..c.E
DoGsKIN, KID, SILK, THREAD, BUCK, and CoTTL y
GLOVES;
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED SI1RT-BosOM5:
CLOTHS, CASsINERES, YESTISGS,
TAlLORS, TRIMMINGS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and BLANKETS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1017 and 1919 Main street.
Look mt our yard-wide BLEACLED COTTON ut l5c.
per yard. fc5
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me- A HEALTHY DIGEsTIoN.-Life
"a rendered miserable when the digestive organs are
Food becomes repulsive; the body ema-
clated; the mind depressed; and melancholy broods
over you. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PULLS
is the remedy for these evils. They produce sound
digestion; create odappetite; inpart refreshing
sleep and cfleerfnlness of mind. sE5
DH. TUFTS HAIR-DYE is harmless.
fe s-deod&w1w
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CHESAPEAKE Al AND OHIO BONDS
VERSUS
WINTER CLOTHING .."
WITHOUT REGARD TO PROFIT.
OVERCOATS,
: BUSINESS SUITS,
DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS,
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
UNDERSHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
is entirely too large for this period ofhe season,
and with view Of converting them into
CASH CASH!l CASH!!i Il.
will for the next thirty days offer them without
regard to
COST OR PROFIT.
All persons in want will find this splendid chance
to invest for their
FUTURE WANTS.;
and an investment that will pay better than RAIL
ROAD BONDS. WM. IRA SMITH, Agt..
$685.. ..... 1109 Main street,
fe 4-eod,t Sign Of the BIG FLAG.
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rCARDoZo, FoURQUREAN & co.
have Just received a full stock Of
49,. LINEN SHEETINGS,
TABLE DAMASk,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
COTTON SHEETINGS, and
SIIIRTINGS,
of all qualities, with full stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS GENERALLY.
Also,
TARLATAN ROBES,
SPANGLED TARLATAN,
WHITE AND COLORED TARLATANs,
WHITE AND OPERA KIDS,
FANS
LACES Of every description for parties,
to VIII eh they invite inspection.
CsRDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
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B JANUARY, 1873. RI.
NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

T. r. PRICE & CO.. In spite OF the recent ad-
vance In cotton goods, will continue to sell BROWN
and BLEACHED CeTTONs. sHEETIEGS, aud
similar goods at prices ruling during the fall
and early winter, thus affording an opportunity TO
housekeepers and others to supply themselves. Re-
Gently received. ,.t.a. .-s# sa.l.'".
Sd, o., and 1o-4 Cotton Shectings, Bleached and
Brown Cottons, Linen Sheetings and Irish Linens,
Towels, uuckabacks, "a and 1o-i Table Damasks,
Table Napkins Tray Cloths, DoyIies, Corsets, Bus
ties, Kid Gloves, Gauntlets, Hosiery Linen and Lace
Collars and Sets, Hemstitched and Embroidered
IIandkerchicfs, Neckties, &C.; Dark and Light
Prints, Sc. ialGl T.R. PRICE & CO.
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EETISssS,

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY,(
RICHMOND, January %, LIS. !
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of THE
i stockholders Of the RICHMOND RAILWAY
COMPANY will he held on MONDAY the 18th of
February, 1879 at /. NJ, at the office of Messrs. Lam
caster Z Go. &. WALDROP,
ia 25-td Secretary.
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Fish Culture in Marion.

A "6shing club" has been organized in
Marion, Smyth county, for the purpose of
promoting the culture of fish in the south
western waters of Virginia, The motive is
lnIdable, and we wish the club every success.
The Marion Patriot and Herald says that the
club is DESTROYS of adding TO the waters of
the uoston the new varieties Of "bass, pike,
cat, perch" &c. We are surprised that cat
is considered new variety there. We had
considered 1t cosmopolitan. But whether
we nre right or no, since the cat abounds
in the New and Kanawha, the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi rivers, we do not see how il is not
found in the uolston river. II it is not there
we don't think the club should very much
desire to introduce it. The cat is carnivo-
rous animal-the hog Of the waters-and de-
siroys great many fish. So does the pike.
The Marion Club designs petitioniDg the
Legislature for laws to protect the fish in the
waters of Southwestern Virginia, and in
tends TO take the most practicable measures
to increase the stock of fish. If such clubs
were formed In different sections Of the State
it would insure the success Of fish culture,
and thus do public good the value Of which
cannot be oyer.estinated.
MIR. BAIRD, the Fish Commissioner of the
Federal Government, proposes to Introduce
the salmon of the Sacramento Of California
into our rivers. That fish would flourish in
the clear, bold waters of the Holston, Clinch
and Tennessee rivers. 1t Is splendid fish
Mr.. BAIRD will probably do something in the
way of introducing it the present year. But
local clubs will do a great deal to facilitate
the labors Of the national commissioner.
y The Springfield (Mass.) Republican has
won proud name for independence and
fairness in land where social ethics have
been very much deprayed, and where deceit,
sel6shness, and hypocrisy hold sway over
many. men. 1t is, therefore, noble and
honest paper, located where It's example is
greatly needed, and where it may be Of great
service to mankind.
The Republican has just met with mis-
fortune by the burning of its office; but it
has the rare and felicitous consolation of the
general sympathy-a sympathy higher than
the ordinary humane sentiment of regret
for misfortune; q sympathy keenly felt OF
account OF the loyal and honorable character
of the paper. The general utterance is that
of warm sympathy for journal which has
so deservedly won the respect Of it's conten.
poraries and readers. The New York 7ri-
bune sayssof It's misfortune:
every lover of independent and able
journalism will hear with regret Of the mis-.
fortune which last night fell upon all New
England in the destruction by fire Of the
Springfield Republican office. OF course
there are no flames which can destroy its
energy, its ability and spirit, and its conss-
quent popularity. It's indispensable among
thoughtful New England people, and there
fore no amount or quality: of fire can prevail
against it.'
The Republican, through the intrepid en-
terprise OF its conductors, was not sus.
pended, but appeared at its regular hour as
though no fire had happened.
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DEATHS.

Died. In Charles City, Of Group, tho 4th of Feb
ruary, at the residence of her grandfather. Judge
John NJ. Gregory. MARGARET CARROLL, only
daughter Of +. l.. anu NJ o. 6 Wlddlll. In Tie eighth
year Of her aSc. .....
Died at Lexington, Va. OH the 9Th instant, Mira
NJ. j. NORTUEItN, wife of L. Y. Northern.
Died, ar the residence of her mother, In Manchcs-
ter, on Friday. February It'll, NELLIE JAMES,
only child OF the late james and Argenia Candle,
uged three years ind three months.
Her funeral will take place from the residence oil
her mother, on Seventh between Hull and Bair-
bridge streets, TOMORROW Sunday EVENING
Mt 3 o'clock. Friends aud acq',aintances are re-
spcc.fuly invited to attend without further notice.
Died, on THURSDAY, February 9Th, at 7. NJ.
MARY ANN HEWLETT, In the sXty-si1th year
Of her age. =
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her broher-in-law, MIR. William z. STROLLER, NO.
Firth street, TODAY at o'clock. The friends and
arquaintauces Of the family are respectfully invied
to attend
FUNERAL NOTICF.-The funeral of LILLY
ISABEL WALKER will take place ut O'Clock r.
NJ. TODAY February sthl ut the residence OF Kew.
C.. II. Read, No. lilo east Franklin street. Her
friends and those Of the family are invited TO Ut
tend.
FUNERAL NoTIcE.-The funeral sermon OF
MOLLY A. BRANCH, who died on the 18th OF
January, of smallpox, will he prcached az me
pine-Strcet Baptist church next SUNDAY the 9th
instant, ut IL O'clock. The friends and acIualnt-
ances Of the faulty are respectfully Invited 70 ut
tend.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY 3D." SIDNEY GRAYS, Il
" FEBRUARY 3, ls73.-hembcrs of this COM q
pany are ordered 10 assemble THIS EVENING h'
at o'clock, In fulJ-drcSs uniform, with arms and II
equipments for drill and business at the armory of
the ar. l.. !. Blues" corner Ninth. and Broad
streets. Members will be expected to come prepared
to pay dues TO the company and part of arrears OH
uniforms. The law will be strictly enforced as to
ahscntocs.
BY order Of Captain CARRlNGToN.
fe silt GEORGE ". EAVES, o. s.
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RAILROAD LINES.
Isl E# M Ig5 Ia 81: G 81
GENERAL RAILROAD
~ TICKET OFFICE,
500 MAIN STREET. ,
SPECIAL TICKETS
FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVEIIEps

FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
FIRsT-CLAsS TICK rTS to all points North,
South, East, aud West.
sEC0ND-CLAsS TICKETS to all western points.
EMIGRA TICKETS to the West, Southwest,
and South at lowest rates.
Call and buy your tickets leave orders for hacks
and wagon to take yon to train or boat, and we win
check your baggage ut your residence thus avoiding
the crowd aud inconvenience at the depots.
Any information of routes cheerfuIly given, and
maps, with schedule Of route, furnished. !.
Persons at distance, by communicating with US.
can have tickets sent to nearest station C. q. D.
have tickets by all Of the different lines SO that
the purchaser has choice Of routes. ~
fe d-tFee5 A.w. CARRIER. /,
e ". G. MORRIS. sy. REID,
.MoRRIs 8 REID,
PROVISION AND TOBACCO BROKERS,
room No. College Building,
CORNER FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS, I,
fes'snl CINCINNATI. o.
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MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHERS
I'VE have reopened at their old stand, COR III sh.
ner Fifth and Broad streets. with good stockA
adapted for the season. We will sell our winter
generally nlny rely on getting choice BOOTS,
SHOES, TIL USkS, &c. at extremely low prices.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
corner Fifth and Broad aud 1923 Main street.
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TAKE NOTICE..
SELLISG OFF AT COST.


BARGAINS IN BOOTS ANDH
IL SHOES, FOR CASH.-Frnm hencefOrth hi "a
my sales of BOOTS, SHOES, &C, viii b. forEA
cash only. Those In want Of anything In my line
will do well to give me call, as my stock Will be
than regular prices that they will be more than COM
penSatcd for paying cash. call Is asked from all
in want. fe = JOHN &. PAGE. JR.
, 1873-11-07


Park nv, a23 ITO # Of 1royno at, t. 28x1q, fl.
DAMN nv. a5D IT n or 1r,rsc,, <.;"'s. y o.u,,,
Ma, - ,n!, ~ - .tsseu aet Il 25xl90 IT. dntcd
1sos' u eotialllefat'on, slao.
Fulton 1T, l23 r. " Of Lincoln st r. 25x1oa,c fcof
dated Oat / consideration ct nm A~0''
Noblo st. cor Of ulapin IT. ~ ,ra y =, o,x,or
1ncI no ~ n 70 H. o. Wisconsin St. I, 24x1o3 IT,
DAYTON st i6S y = ~ H." sla'e' on:,or
Nav ron. ~ a ~ III etay ~ y T, 25xl25 IT, dated
Osvood IT. in X ~ y; Ho,tE, Hxt,vHv, r, ,,
dated Oct cnnsdcc,, * r.; TX 1o4 4io14s4 IT.
Fniit,a - : lsn y1e't"etstun, y - ~ ei1t@'V
~ Ar,,,,I IIo.t'iss9saunni " III ~ VI ,a0n
19l lid It 1atc ~ " .9aa y In l. oo1
soti, pori AZ I75 - ~ tt asp e.; " a7k
1aET r. nt"i 1,,nn 70 i;nrs N oM ~, - o1s
1ireirIn ~ i19 - - - 'r,it, a. ~ ~
, 1873-11-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

-- THURSDAY EVENING. Nov s..
AICol0T-WaH custer; 1uotable at s1.75G51.so fol
bRooM IL W GoRS-Dea1ors gonerally roport bustues
light, only few snnll orders being received eac day
No chango III quotations wus raported, though fov
cahh gales havo been ,nadn ut slight CONCESSIONS 81
ropeat Cllnlce to extra hurl, 7k@85ic; that vii
work itself into choice hnrt broom, eH@7c; fol
good DO, txt9ce; good to choice stalk BRAID, sX@
BEANS AND rEAs~Wiih tho exception Of Light
Inquiry for prime beans, there was tie demand
sss ts a1e Tie h0 11ns ) :. fseTS s M Say'fs
prime Tctlirnn, 50 common to fair heans
$op3a15 W. YeW lsa4 s Is DO gres sso@l
port considerable Inquiry for these materials to com.
pate cuntracts for Sewers ETC., but fow new contracts
nre beng made md qlck lime and other nateriss
utcn Louisville, slnias aud Akron caicnt sao5
li.ue in hulk snt t@ii0o; limo Ibrls) sl.iotsi Ill
. Hrl; white sand, y brl, ,sl.56@a.oo: pla4ter.
,g hpr = od b. 4eu G,1s" laa lastsr $500 br are
mon>, bDG70o; pressed brick, l40Jl9l5,00; aewe,
brick, ss.d0; Mwaukco and l.acinc pressed $a5 U6a
W o. dsl d. common 81 ooi Indiana ressa'
i;;6TIER-A atralily fur demand exists for tls
aro kept down to comparatively low point,
consequently holders aro conl,!eut and are not
crowds''g sa!ea, We We continue to quote as follows
inferior to common, 1sfS18c.
UAGHIkG--ltcn,aiuH uutpt nnt ateai1v f,r,1ora .rA
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