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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-16

CAsToRIA.-Is more than substitute
or Castor OIL 1t is the only safe article in exis-
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels, cure
wind-colic and produce natural Sleep 1t is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may Sleep
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Shooting Affair in Hoboken.
WASHINGTON.
Congressional,

WASHINGTON, February 16.-.Senate.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen presented petition of
coiored citizens asking the government to
detail vessel to transport them to Liberia /;
also asking aid for the construction oil a
railroad to the interior of that country.
Referred to the committee on commerce.
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ORGANIZATION OF A NEW TEMPER
ANCE ORDER.-On Thursday j. Cook
Nickens, esq.,, will institute at Hillsboro,
Loudoun county, Va, a new division Of
the colored Sons of Temperance, with
thirty-three charter members, to be called
Morning Star Division No. 81. This order
is very popular with our colored fellow
citizens throughout the state, and it is to
their credit that when they do become
members they are generally mindful of
their obligations as such.
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FELLIN A FIT.-A colored man, named
Allison Lewis, fell down in fit at the po-
lice court this morning, and struck his head
against panel Of the lawyers bar, half inch
in thickness, bursting it from its socket. A
colored boy, named Payne, also fell down
in fit near the corner of Main and Four
teenth streets to-day.
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LENT. We are about to have the last
"German" of the season. We are sorry
for this, for the Germans are generally
good citizens. The festive cuss that will
be cut short by Lent will no doubt come
again.
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THE STREETs.--It is stated that some
of the thoroughfares at Rockets are now
so redolent Of mud that small children
frequently disappear in the mysterious
depths of the numerous holes thereabout
and are no more heard of. We don't care
anything about it, cause our folks are just
OUT of children but for the sake of our
suffering neighbors we call attention to, the
matter.
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PATENT GRANTED.--F. A. Markly,
OF Waynesboro, Va, has been granted q
patent, at Washington, for cal-coupling
link,
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New CHARTER FOR THE CITY OF
RICHMoND.--An important meeting will
be held this afternoon at six O'Clock in the
rooms of the chamber of commerce, to
consider the propriety of preparing bill
for new charter for the city of Richmond.
II is desired that there be large attend
ance of our taxpayers and business men.
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CENTAUR IMMINENT

UENTAUR LINIMENT.-
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CENTAUR LINIMEEr will no,
relieve, no swelling which it
will not subdue, and no lame.
ness which it will not cure.
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THE LAST CAPITOL DISASTER. This
event, happening last Thursday. and pri-
marily consisting Of the fall of peck of
plaster from the ceiling of the state library,
has been embalmed in verse by a citizen of
Richmond, and will soon be for sale at
Johnston's, No. 918 Main street, who has
filed an application for copyright accord
ing to law. The flight of senator's, the
pallid faces, the physical quaking of legis-
lative warriors, the hasty resolves, and the
stampede to the nearest bank, home, or
Washington, at somebody else's expense,
are portrayed in vivid language. The
verses will have an immense sale, no
doubt.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS conference at
the hall of the House of Delegates to-
night.
Christian character Of Stonewall jack
son by Rev. j. VIM. Jones, at Grace-street
church tonight at o'clock.
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MARCH MAGAZINES. Johnston the
city news dealer, has the Galaxy, Les
lies and Young Ladies magazines, for
March also all the latest sheet music.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The
following business was transacted in this
court to-day:
Higgenbotham VS.. Auditor, &C.; partly
argued by Mr.. Lyons for the appellant,
and Mr.. Daniel, encouragement, for ap-
pellees, and continued till tomorrow.
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THE JOURNAL OF INDUSTRY.

devoted to all the material interests of the
country, will soon be issued under new aus.
pices and in an improved form. 1t will give val.
liable reading for all classes. 1t will give
accurate information of the progress of the
ORANGES and their work in the state. Speci-
men copies sent Free Contributions requested
from all who are interested in the material de-
velopment of the country. One dollar q year.
Agents wanted, to whom liberal commissions
will be paid. Address
Journal OF INDUSTRY"
1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
~fe 1855
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OK WILL PAY FOR SIX COPIES OF
WC the WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL fol-
one year.
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AssIGNEE's SALE.

As assignee of John w. Harwell, bankrupt,
will sell at public auction on MARCH @, 1874,
at p. M, on his premises. his HOUSE in
Blandford, opposite the brick Church, in Peters
burg. -si.s s44fl
TERMS.-Cash. s--.(l.ta isl
JOSEPH JoRGENsoN,
fe l4-2awSw Assignee.
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CUBA.
Reported Coup D'Etat I'm Havana-The
City I'm the Hands of Volunteers
SPECIAL No rICEs.


BSn w. G. FREEMAN'S PAINT SHOP
s at No. 10, Thirteenth street, between Main
and Cary street, up stairs. ja5-tf
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The MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA
BOUNDARY CoMMISsION.-The Mary
land commissioners, Messrs. Isaac ID.
Jones, Levin Waters, and w. j. Aydelotte,
appointed to confer with the Virginia COM
missioners, General Henry A. Wise, and
Messrs. DeJarnette and Watts, with a view
to adjust the entire boundary line between
the two states, have submitted report to
the Legislature of their state stating their
inability to agree with their confreres and
the closing of their negotiations.
The first meeting of the joint boundary
commission was on the 7th Of NAV, 1872, in
Annapolis. They subsequently held cor
terences at Crlsfeld, in Somerset county,
Richmond and Baltimore, the last meeting
being the goth of November in Baltimore.
Numerous propositions for the adjustment
OF the line were made by each side, and de-
clined by the other side. The rights in con-
troversY, according to the statement of the
Virginia commissioners in 1872 when sug.
costing possible resort to the Supreme
Court of the United States, involve the ''ri-
parian rights of the Potomac river, about
fifty square miles of land on Smiths island
and south of the Little Anamessex river,
and north Of the Pocomoke sound on the
main, and three hundred square miles of
oyster beds in the Chesapeake bay and in
Tangier and Pocomoke sounds" The
Maryland commissioners recommend
reference of the controversy to the govern
ors Of the two states, with power, in case
of disagreement, to call in an umpire,
whose decision shall be final. The report
was referred to the committee on federal
relations in the Maryland Senate.
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TO LET.-A LARGE, MO. -
DERN-BUILT HOUSE. Gas and water in E;i
the house, with good stable accommodations
situated on Adams, between Leigh and Clay
streets. Apply to
Sc 1S-tf GRUBBS q WILLIAMS
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ANOTHER WARNING.--A correspond
ent denounces the "Mercantile Prize Asso-
citation Of New York" as "a rascally swim
de-" 1t seems he was dazzled by the
allurements held out by the Association"
and invested his spare cash in a ticket
which was to secure him some wonderful
prizes, but neither himself or friend
whose services he secured in New York
city were able by the most diligent search
and enquiry to find the same or the persons
who held out the deceptive promises. If this
sort of thing did not happen every day
comment might be in order. The greed
of gain will induce person to do many
foolish things. Parties who have surplus
cash that they might waste in the purchase
of bogus tickets might do better by giving
1t to the poor. They would then at least
know where it went to. A citizen of
Richmond, of an ingenious turn of mind,
has now pending before the commissioner
in Washington an application for patent
for q cementing mucilage that will enable
fool and dollar to stick together. Ow-
ing to the hardness of the commissioner,
which we. regret for the sake of many, the
article is not on the market.
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G1O EACH WEEK. Agents wanted
p( q particulars free. J. Worth Co.. ST.
Louis, Mo. ia 2-13t*
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Das- SEINE THREAD. Rha
My second supply of SEINE
THREAD has arrived. recommend the same
to all FISHERMEN and DEALERS IN SEINE
THREAD as the best and finest ever imported.
call from all those IN want Is solicited, and
satisfaction in PRICE and QUALITY guaran-
teed
PATENT AND SOFT SEINE TwINF,
SEINE LINES, SEINE CORKS, CORK
WOOD, ROPES, COTTON YARN for sale
cheaper than ever.
L. NORTHWESTERN,
Importer of Seine Thread, Nos 1905 and 1907
Franklin street
ia 2-Sm
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

FOR SALE.-rHE FRAMED
SCHOOL BUILDINGS at the corner of Sixth
and Duval streets. Apply to R. M. Manly, on
the premises. fe l4-etH
DOR RENT OR TO SELL, THREE -
Il TENEMENT-HOUSE5 on Church 81
Hill five rooms each, with closets, and kitchen
Rent, $40 to SIS per month These houses
are new. and have water at the door. Posses
sion given Immediately. Good paying tenants
will please apply at 912 Twenty seventh street,
or 1917 Seventeenth street, upon the subscribers.
SAMUEL H. JONES,
AS-tf ROWLAND HILL.
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CHESTERFIELD ITEMs.-Captain Mad
dox, chairman of the Republican county
committee, has called convention, to
meet at Manchester on the 23rd, to nomi-
nate candidate to fill the vacancy in the
House of Delegates, caused by the un-
seating of DIR. Wake on Thursday last.
The Conservative convention meets at
Chester on the Oath. Candidates for nomi-
nation in both parties are numerous, and
the election will be holly contested.
The Republicans are well organized, and
deeming themselves outrageously treated,
will work with unusual zeal, and are en-
tirely confident of carrying the county by
a handsome majority. The Republican
committee have adopted efficient means to
ensure an honest election, or to vigorously
prosecute judges and clerks for their Gus
tonary irregularities.
The charter creating Manchester full
fedged city will doubtless pass the Legis-
lature without opposition, the county and
town separating joyfully by mutual consent.
As soon as this is done Senator Maddox
will introduce and press to its passage
bill allowing the voters Of the county to
vote on the question of the removing the
courthouse, limiting the choice between
the former site and the town of Chester.
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A CHARTER was granted Friday by
Judge Wexford. of the circuit court, to the
Virginia Protection Life insurance COM
pany, with present capital of $50, 900,
susceptible of increase to 5000, 900. The
company is empowered to hold in this city
or elsewhere Principal office here.
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ATTORNEY AT Law,
Late of Petersburg, Va, has REMOVED TO
RICHMOND, and will attend the courts in Rich.
mond, Chesterfield and Petersburg. Office No
1 Shafer Building, Tenth street.
de l3-6m
, 1874-09-23
CHICAGO DAiLT HAREET.

TuEanAY EvrN1so. sert. ae.
ALCouor-lyas Arm at II further advancc. Quoted
HEANs-Were ia moderate demand and supply
Navlca woro quoted At 9a.2a mctitits ae 8l.8s@lso
nUTTEa--Far activity hrs boon apparent In the
butsor trude throughout tho past waek a,d prices II
wcs sbippers snd local tho raarkot 1sRcns
laro Of desirable STOCK nor T. tho necnmt,laon OF W.
sllort, tla market occupied rm position, and sellers
nost = Of cn 5ntss e We a sooi
DAaG1NG-Litc or no improvement III tho aomand
for gra bags han talon pnco since or lay weekly r.
eli prices ttlo MI around, though, with Tho one or
two exceptions Of or lEo bras oro ,aa hee' no
Ga%isto ussS ontaap, saXs; Snsrcan
SSss ~ sss's % i'also; ' 10 double a;as
TRoosr.coKS~IGo trading is still of retail cl.nr
actor. Several Canadian buyers have been looking litg
ward slowly but font al i Is wanted. rhe crop s &c, e.;
kud Of corn hol,l It Win drne,s. Tho lower gradsa
scarco and nsm At prices which sre ald navo
tSf oSae sS,i op S Ser qss
hrl, 8sc do extra, %; hrush that wlfi work itseli
: sSes h ,s ssses sGsa a9
os uifDIsd s12os afaarlGaii GxrGiA1swere in good lse,
4s"1sAa YorR ataeeo aaa a Tasse and Uea
mont s9 90; Akron TO- sl.75 y bril- Portland ccncrt.
$7ooa760 brJ: limo IN bulk, limo t1r!u
81 00Gal.o y brl; whlto san, y ar!, Sl.b0S20p
1lastering hatr, q BIT, 4uc: 1ro brick, per 1000
$53,0u@D100 b.ihlinls-brick tcoInmnn}, $5.5o@o0b;
milwaukee, and nacno pressed, $27.90G32.o0 DOL In
| diana, pressed, sl5.0ul9250o: do common Sio.0oaa
t 1a0n. .....
tho 1ast wcok, wli1 be aeon by reference to tue
qnoIntiou8 gIyon below. Stocks Rre smaller tian ~
ltaat aoaaons at thn period, und should the donan
| contiuto active ~ at prwoEt, further upward
movement may 10 wucsHed. "D now qsioto New
York factory 1s!G514sc; Western do. 1a1ss12'5o; !;
lon grader, Bs91lc.
C0AL-Tralo IL slowly improving, ond tho market
ia quoted ktealy and frn Mt tho annextd range Of
lr4ccs 1.clligl,, $lD01M 1850 Iackawaisna, range
$9.oQ; Lacawaina oti.or a2ea. 5000 Iennny!Yn!lia
Caunrl, $500; Intilana Cannti $500 Era aud Wal
nut lflif $3.50; Lick Run, $3.50: nrooks S7.6o losa
burg, $3.50; Hooking Yallay, 1880; lndiaun block
so,5O; Mnouk. $3.50; Wilmington $500.
| CO0pEHAdE--Was quiet all unchanged. FacS,
crs are taking small lota now. aud then, bui
except this demand tratc Is quot: Pork barrels
ST. .S5; lard tlerccs, Sl.50Ml,s5: -four barref
1a@53c; WHISKY barrels, sl.od@3. 60; PORK staves
rough, Sl6o0@i000; do. bllukca, $t8.0oG299o: terc
ataYos, rough. SO 90; lucto or sa~ct fsn9o
28u0; waky Htayeg. rough, t35 %; do o'itkel
s23.oo933oo: ilouf ssavos, s7.5o08.5o: circle ho4
, DHUus AND MISUNDERSTANDING report, nj
active order trade Tho only change nocd Is t1cclin
Of 50o In iodine Opium il wcaE, III sympathy Will
Nsw York, but not quotshy lower. Quot1tlona aro a
, 1874-09-23


record Tucaday, Sept. q:
u1ry PROPERTY.
sonth Water st, 90 Il Vt Of 1asal'r, I, 2o1lse.
s.aS s. ansS a. hGst II or 4 az 1890
18lH IT, Istcd Sept 49, Observation-Disclosures. 1889
NichlGan ay, 80 It y Of Twenty-socon...st, v
f.aorlo1 alo r. with building, dated Aug. % 1i,ooo
9sS.24G Il. dated ssr.. ..@,..::;..:::;.....:. u. sto
wssh'ssiT ssaiss r. Gid IL Sss ssf = Of ruof
west G1tesso AZ, ii Il Of iiabay Il, ''
p:stt, ssf ss'ss t, s a' j sos s;si&; It. viii coo
oteasa ~; ss i Il aedsSi:i H. si1iia 4l0
T., dated July 11.4oc
dated Ja1. II, 1s1a.. o,sot
Same tho nbove, dated jan H. 1873 ....... 5ool
North itasalle It, lau It a Of Maple at, vi, aux
1rxns u =! iaco, su Us i Il Of Fulton IT. '0''
12IiE IT, with improvements, dntod Sept. a. 3,5Oy
Carroll NY, 800 # " Of Wood ut, . T. 251l&sH It.
nominicf ',' ST. eor oi 1t, tranglo oi oi SID
;naE 3liE & II ii astH sf A1e Il ;;stI ,t Il: 1S0
MicSiga, @ av 100 It oi Twcnty.,iaih it. vi, -''
vs1,l slisi e. & s d4tsa Il 5x Txxsatyio;ii il: 1890
11ss t., with building, dated Sept. 9..-... $500
Wes. a1u1iuon at, Of Hcydon st I. aas,.a
nat aassa sto ate It, ID Il ii Ess Il, ;s so NV
It, dated Rert. 81. ...,..,,............... 3.7f
MONTH or CRY LIMITS, WITHIN \ nsnlus or Z M1Ll
OF CounT-IEnuHE.
Oracelaul road, q cor Of Addison aywf,
baxl7U AMI lDb II, dated Sept. 81. .........$ 9,6l
soyyM or oiTy Lt1.lys, WITHIN RADIUS or NIL!
or CLuHT-lEuusE.
EYana av. 925 It Of Forty-&htra at, " T. 2ox
TN #, dated Aug. q. ...............:,..:.S l.G
Woolawn ay. near Forty-si1th 1t, VT, 10sxls4 -. y
. It, tatod Sept. ..,.....................: le,a
KlniMrk av. . 0 cpr Of F!t.y.sh3rA at, wi,
-. 2aixl7s It. dated Sept. 2.... ....;.:..... lA,0
Furly.soye.!th Ut, u Q cor Of Egandale aY. =, -
+. lCaEal07 It, dAlod aug, H............... 27,o
Lut47. BLOCK 7, OF Eberhart d Wcagoa II . u
ofHW X Ecc. y. ag. II. dated Aug. l3.,.."..
, 1874-09-23
MONEY AND COM MERGE.
MONETARY.

1,,.an.y EysN1xu, Sept. ~.
Ao,a'S o,.".sa ,,at In al,ohtont
Tho money-narkot ehowa nos ta,.a amo ssaA,n s. rn
chahGo from su"' " S'n.v .,,.nr.ss ~
rnorohnntg, Doth aoom to have enough for tho
o-opont vo,u,,,o Of usfpcse, and hcnco ba1ikors
pFesent so.o'ao .,,.,a y. . ar1 ,cn,,n A leading
haFo tllao u bpoSulato "a1 ae.Sas ,>t .,ni,nesa
caHhor to-day fll0e&Fatod THO Pleepi1s H..
IN this wieo For tho Inst year, owing TO tho
napio. bttninopo mon have, by tlo force Of cit
oumstancca, boon aostlipg down INTO '"o omaoss' ,
1,;rst .1ouo ,vo ta1 THAR nffafra e!lug1y i'll lnuu
e'1s. 'hoae ".o sa ~ tt,o nooaus to n,ako
or within Tow months uaa llo np'a -,
f1lcr M. TLcso have boon doing bue1noes- ot
-, - t,,~1o n,1 r,;lt pot borrow to incrongo
TINT business. Tl,oy are determined TO heer wv
of aelt ua1,lQra would DO glau to ldflu to thcl1't
NJ inv aro ncrfortIy good, but tl,oy will not pro-
aent m ti,er paper for discount.
Tho socond Glass; "l',lo s'.uss r. ,a a ~ mt
nuirorinE from impaired csedfs' IL III not ~, =,
certain how thoy will como out Il wo SHOULD
have nm actiyo trado, and tloy could roaltzo Oh
~, ...o,,.rtv ~ ,yhntoyo1t thoy uigl&t wish
gooaa OF piot'.s't =. ,,,.,,x, - tInn, wou1d
to convert into 1nohos, lna.s Va nv" ,oA .s..a
, 1874-09-23
No. 1 Huwed nbInc]ea. 1,ho a ara
4 Or Atnr .....,.,,......,, 400 q a.45
BAinu,cs Oh rack ktAi.,.....,.,., 2.71 q 3.uo
MARKETS Er TELEui.ArH.


Foreign Afarlfefn.
1oNnoN, Sept aa-1 i, m.-Wca.er To-day throt1ah.
ont England tinsottlcd. Hate fur monoy Ut tho Boc4
ExchanHo on goyer,llnant securities, 9A per cent
Amount Of bullion GoMo Into tito link OF England
on balance today, Cl0,0o0. Consols-Moncy. p21sf4
nav account. o. 21@92ts s.70s Of 'D5, 1osH; do Of
81 Mq:. ny Is, 15osX III 40f
TAn1a, sspl. ao.-lsontsa. G3i ajc.
h1yEnrool, sont., 2a.-coston dull m!ddng. up
1an 7sslG IL orlos1,s sAa a!es 1oo9o baloH;
Yarna aud fabrlcn ut Manchester dull AMI un-
changed. ....
wllnat, Of Average quality 1ps@1os Al club, 1na i'd
@lo. % red Western apFing Us sdSs9s a. !eeslp9
oco ars waro American. orn lGs gt. Doet, o2a dj
iosnoN, sops. ~ Tho 1'ark Lane Eror<ss rays !:
"Tio nno samor.llke seatlar tho nast weok was fa-
n,oro acceptable for other crops" viii regard 10
wheat, lilo Nupress aays u "Autumnal ,.owinas aro
that Hungary has 1,00opoo qrs to spare rrlcus Il,
Germany, luss!a. and Franco Inyo saeenoa heavily"
, 1874-09-23

;sy Ns ;no:o & rau,as g. ,atys e. S
sasaas;iS primo ill., aiSl@23sot aao 90 a. 3a'%s 3a,{
9ao eonno d. 2o25,s roass' 9ans ties, &c, fseS ffsM@
ssSs!s: la'' Il" ps''"e' sssssa; Masaeai'o' a'Hts
f S.sts-si %ss fs;' ,seEis sofs
N1nx--patna, 7.{6ase; Nanseon 7@7Ko; oAfo-
's ssasSistsat sss,|s ssl1i ut, issi 'Ss crushed and
$,t!s iSSS 'H
s' lss; rssmo dc iotsia;s; son,t,oa
tniurs2bls1os, 1iaSss1bSl atps sselas; silver atps
o1iro d. 76Gu0u; Now or!eans nolaHsea, choice, os9
SIC do prne, HnGss2o; tlo comn,ot, 7o@72o; 1ortn
lso pcasaee. choice. 0sosc; common 'nosasses' ~
sAInnArua-Com Common to host, aao,Gc.
Ill., :sssAs5Sss 5a pspTs as' aasass:. ssss' sie
ss H. $&sss $s .s5 Ss5sS sss
s1 ssissn1, sas5a; Champaign eaesa; Isuo n'u'' 9
sf4acn-sIlver gloss, o1ia1oe; common, ada1o0;
and lending downward Tho local acnnua was light,
anti deners ayo Ind to depend on ordora, which layo
m a asss s Tses M ssy ssa ptss' s osf
| wera motlorato. lraitlo continues Hcarco and worry
Nctu ut fut tlcr advance. under Eoot uchlaIh lor
homo CONSUMPTION md shipment. I0llo'ying aratho
| quotations: Timothy, prime, $1doo@l9ho; 10; J.
$I600G31660; No. do 1i0o9ld+b0; natxe,I $i3eo
1,rime llpland rrario, $l2.b0 No. DO ?lf0usllho
| No, a, or u1nug,, s9.0ol30.G0 LOOSE NEW oh WAo-
| oNs--Timohy, $i4 Qua 1900; prairie, $9oo@1 - 90.
| IIIDEa-pricoa havo been somewhat trreGllar thfs
week on tho srcct, owing to tho scarcity Of httes,
which Induced competition between tho local tnntlorA
o,cratttg. 1fowoyer, Tho general market IN dl. at'
regular dea1cra aro doing little. Tho roports from
tho Eastern htdc-marts hro unfayorabo and few Of
tors aro received horo It Ia thought W doaiefa
that a. soon a. h1cs hcgu to comp IN frocly prices
viii teel,ne sncs tc market Will thnn ho Governed to
greater ortcnt by tho ssato Of aautra Fast. somo
look for larger receipts this season than lslia!.
No 1,toto: Green city bulchcrs, IKE; green oret|,
light Dt(G59Hc heavy do, sAfG9Nc; part ea1ses, ~
81: tree catf, 15c: veal 1ac: dry flint, l8e9Ioc; Cry
hip 1906 dry aacti, KIP t46b1hc; dtncon skinn 4ho
grabhY, scorod, cut, otherwise tamagcd twotleaa
t,rices: branded, 10 per cont OF.
IOrB--Wcro I'll moderate do1nand, bnt itrni ne ea
loo tho putsIo for prime. Local brewers hro buying
from day 10 day only. Tho atncks In aoro nro aMA
Tho Cooporstown JJarnn IN says: "Tho hop crop q
1874 haa loon gathered III la county, md 10 the pns
III quality harvested III several years. For brewing
purpuscs il safo TO sly lint, takg tho crop OF tt
| country through. evory . pounds 10 warm o.
last years growth, anu Rnmo good judges rato thesi
worth comparatively Than That. That the croE
excocds that Of last year somewhat Ill tclua welghs
~ vel! aa IN Quality, we are snutrtea r. opinion
tho buyers wlll hnyc hops tIs yGar to offer. Aud ~
to meet the tfstnaudH Of American broWcra."
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