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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-26

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
IL NITURE. CARPETS. SEWiNG-MACIIlNF.
GROC CERES. COUNTER. SPRING-WAGON AND
HARNESS. CIiILDS CARRIAGE, &c.-i VIII sell
al public auc ion, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2s, 1881,
at 10 o'clock \. NJ n my ONCE. 1906 Franklin
streer. the following PROPERTY, TO satisfy sundry
wrts In my han0s:
Wardrobe. Marhle-Top Cabinet, Marblo-ToD
Washsiand. / Marble Ton >dCbOarG, Pain
Cabinets. Oak Fini red Ore sing Ca,es, fine
Brussels CARPET, | Ingram Carpet. Bureaus,
4 Lounges, ] Fralher-B Bed. HAIR AMI Shucf :
Mattresses. 6 Mirrors. ~ Gaue-Seat Chairs. IL
Oak Chlirs. Round Tables. Fnc'osed WASH
stands. Clocks. 4 Small Washstands, Bed
sieads. Ieaf.Tlblcs, | lot Miting. Cooking
Stove. KItcneu-Tdh'cs. | Swing Machine,
Hcos Case. l pcsL. Child's Carriage Trunks,
Large AM small Picture 5. Curtains. Hed'int :
stove Long Counter. part barrel Syrun. |
mart barrel Vinegar. | P4ient Oil.Can. Meal
Bin, 3 Cheese C4sc-. BisLets. Buckets, H'1ss
Jars, Pickles, Clothes Lines, | coz e Grinder,
Crockcry Canned Goods, Lye. Cuuycombs'
Axle-G1easc. Mu''ard soups, Scrub Brushf 5,
Shnck Mats. | lot Empty Whlshey Barrels; also,
| Ton Wagon AM liaIDess. .
TERMS; Cash. +. HObItNbth;
4, 26 II. &. 4. r.
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rJ,RUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
i AND FIFTY ACRFS OF LAND IN THE
County, or HENkICo ABOUT TEN MILES
PROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON TIE
ENABLES CITY ROAD. Al AUCTION:-Iy Vr-
tue OF y decd OF trust from William ;. Batkps 20
the Undersigned, dated July 30. 1850, and hn,y
recorded In the clerks Office Of ilenrico County
Court. ID. u. IOJ. page lS5. default having Deen
made in the payment Of certain negotlao,e no, .
therein secured and being required so 10 90 ny 'he
holder thereof | will sell at public auction on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1881
in front OF Heprico County Couri-bollse' at ~
O'clock NJ. the property de.cribed In sad q, co. rs
LAND I'm The county Of Henrico about ten lnlles
from the city of Richmond, containing about l5V
ACRES, and being the same real estate Whlrh Wa wa
devised 10 the SAID William :. Baikins 10y the last
viii and testament OF his grandfather the late Johh
Fisher. .oo - III, t.
tcrest from January 80, 1881, now due: and the
balance H. ON terms 10 he announced on day OF sale.
SAMUEL l.. WADDlLL, Trustee.
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II Wy I'D.
DEDUCED RATES TO washington
PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION.

From March 20 to 4ih. 1881, pIl Np-Teur
TIt KETs will be sold. GOOD r. r. ~ pN
All TRAINS BETWEEN Eit fhbNb AM.
WASHINGTON UNTIL MARCO loan, NIL
SIVF, at 1913.
4 SPECIAL TRAIN will leave T. ta Ihat -
HTo.n street, At IL r. VI. ou N3I.l 80. Iul.I.,
through To WaEbiu gtoH ria Ricamvni tnii'r b..
burg and Potion ae ana Alexandra AMI Ffr.'ft.. .
burg railroads. arriving 70 " .sIirg'Yl '1r.' ..
morning OF the An. aud VIII l'aye N1.If g'Dr ...
turning at IL O'Clock midnight Ns4ru an.
Tickets by ihis tain. 80 - round 10. f-bOOu 200
RETURN on ANY TRAIN iN4i.. MARCH
10TH. INCLUSIVE.
Al Wishing to take INF. 'r,iu % .i pur....
tickets early, - The number D.d r.Il.n' 'A'.D..
pacity OF the train.
For tickets. Apply 10 4. v. GARBEi', SOON
street. aud offices corner biEbih AIS Broad .. D.
Eighth and Byrd streets. q. : N.LnE.
fe2 "a General ID Bog Agent
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DfCHMOND. FREDERlO K>BIR RE-
DfCHMOND AND ALLEG ANY
Ii RAILROAD.
SruFDULE of TRAINS r. AS. -tuN El H.
AOND AID WILLiA.ruN ..

DIN MOND NM y J. J. B.. y II y y
LII RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE of TRAINS r. ANr -soH GI,H-
MOND AID WILLiAA-uN p.
LEAVE Ri,HNoNu.
4:lsP. VI. Passenger, d'tE ..Nr, >ni'{ A.
rFluZ al Bt"m' h..H 7.'p - VI
1880 W Freight aud Pls-'nt D.. e.fo, laiN ~,
6:G5 T.. NJ.
LEAVE BRr,io uLtfr.
G.2o \. " Passenger. DIR rac-ri sunday, ti-
ryius in Ricum'nc ..Iu 4. VI.
1920 A. v. Freight AMI Pi-s.lgr.. dtiiy ttNr .t
>uudayl arriving 10 Richmond t"3
Pm.
LEAVE wILLIANsoN's.
$50 \. ". Freight and Pas,tf gtr. tty .,Nc'.f
sunday arriving ia. -' 1910 D..
LEAVE BUCHANAN.
300 +. VI. Freight aad Pa,-,ng,r l'.y .,y.,'t
sundayh arriNlns " ...iin-'fs go
Packet, leave columbia \. 81. g- .fa,H, Ih..-
~ HIo. ,s, come elton a, Wnnnsous ,u,A.,.
T.. BNEBoJG.
General Frti.ht aud li,Att A. p.
Decatur AXrt IL, General M'u's.-. %
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
" Trains from and to Richmond Jan. l6, l-el
,. NAL MaR. NJ. Az. AScP p & ,itASas'r ;,
Arrlye....... goo r. NJ. 900 Al. 7l3 AN'
For further details. apply At $50 MAJ street. no
Chesapeake a1i Ohio railway depot 80 ..
CONWAY b.. hDNAtp
bl5 G.r.aa4 3. As..-.
RlcAMosD, loEx RIVER AsD nl;rrik<41r,
SCHEDULE or TRAINS.
- TAXING EFFECT AUGUST =, -,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 =. VI. Leave Richmond daily .-Ac.i'
law connecting sc West
Tuesday, TIT DAY, a.i ''t
IRDAY with steamer .
ings on the YORK riser aad g.. A.''
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRANS.
500 A. Va Leave Richmond daily .tN't ~
1918 A. NJ Gayi. connecting nj y esi J.,
steamers for bSltlmai 90 49, ~
TUESDAY, WEI 80 ~
THURSDAY, and SAT tpNl
With steamers for Ne~ .it
MONDAY, WEDNt-pN. 80
FRIDAY; With sivatari ~, a, -
ieace and Boston Oh z J. t''Ni 40
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAiSs.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond al ~ ~
sunday connecting q, West .'
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. Az ~
UEDAf WIN steamers s'"iN d.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRANS.
| 2:50 7. Nj Arrive AZ Richmond "a = e' IA
| 6:35 L. Ms sunday, connecting Al Nrs-
| with steamers fgsui Baltimore ~
lors, Providence, ant b2a.'u ~,
No transfer OF freight a. Richmond .' 'i 80.
southern points Cars rus ihrouga oet"''-
| and West Polg.. 1880. IA
Careful hsndiiss and Dispatch, vi'h 'or''. f'.''
TnroSsh bills OF siding, vita sraun.eei '''s'
| Issued 20 all northern sld western tcia.~ 10y
| For !rfofmsti0u. Apply N once oi Nt
| Twenty third aud Dock streets. ki'nm 3h. 80
| suis IA DOUGLAS. >uoef'"'e''
/
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CORN. HAY. AND SHUCKS WANTED.
u Iwt.b IN huy CORN HAY, ard SHTCkS, in
carload lots or less, on either he Chesapeake ana
Ohio the Richmond and Danyiile. The Richmond
and Allegheny. the Richmond and Iork River, the
virginia MiGland, Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac. and the Atlantic and Mississippi railroad
lines or upon any nlvigablc slIeam Bags lurn'shed
fl &c and payment made In cash per railroad weights
CHARLES l.. TODD.
fe12 No.l2iJ Cay rect, Richmond, Va.
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DOR FOLK, BALTi-c rmai
4 lAsiass.sasszTs-
MORE. THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LANL-
INGS Oh JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
SMI1HFIELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United States MALL
ZC. CLIFFORD, Commander,
FREIGHT.


FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth H.,
Smthned, and Hampton; Washington, -. G.,
Newbrrne, Washington, ano TarbOrO', y. &C. and
all points IN Eastern NORTH Carolina; Also for East
ern shore of Virginia, ola Point, and al regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. u. TATUM,
81 IL Superintendent.
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FOR RENE

nor RENT OR SALE. a NICE On
Il LITTLE FARM OF EIGHTY ACRES OF LII
GOOD LAND, nearly all cleared situated about
seven miles from the cir, and near The head OF the
irook turnpike The DWELLING has about siX
rooms ard an The necessary on buildings. orchard.
&C. The place will be sold or rented low. and tern
very liberal. ,. ,,.
FOR RENT. EIGHTY ACRES OF Productive
LAND in a good STATE Of cultivation and situated
vcIy near the New Reservoir. There are few Out
buildings on the place. and the soil IS Well-duapltd
for true ing purposes. Apply ~ ....
SUTTON & CO..
r. 01-Th.caSSu3f HOS Ndin street.
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NUESAPEAKE ANDOHIO RAILWAY

A 'IIENNI = IT = = " VItIV ~ 7 y -
" Trains from and to Richmond Jan. l6, l-el
Mail. Accom-. tNpr..
Leave.. s:uu 4. VI. 3:3p l.. y. iNuU 3. N
Arriye....... goo T.. VI. 900 4. =. 1.l3 4. N
For further details. apply 40 SO Nl. siut'. 10
Chesapeake ali Ohio railway depot O.. 30; of ...
CONWAY b.. hDNAhl'
hl5 g.. p.aa4 3. A.,
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AND PErER,BUEG

DICHMOND AND PETERS BURG
IL RAILROAD ommturIug IsDNl. Pile
ruaiy 20, 1851, trains on This road s." sln .s .'.-
lows:
Leave Richmond--Fa,t Nr'. 23j D.. ~.
Through Mails, 1875 i. VI: Ji..e-u tr
6:I5 4. NJ. Throusn Mat. l,.2N T.. e.. fti..-..
ll:40 \. VI.
Special Norfolk ENprs-. arrange. .-..r'i.r Pm
proyd, quick ulnsit bow .3 g. lr .. a.I >.-
iolk-Lcayc Richmond. rGru' T.. ".
Leave Petersburg Fast NDt. 81 \. Nt
Through Mails. $40 A.. VI lt t,"..
q35 \. VI: Through Fr..-. D. Nf.
Through Malis. 3:4U l.. NJ. gu. tl-
pressf $3.50 \. VI.
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CONNECTIONS.

Itcroses and with eleven other roadsst stony
Brook with the Fitcbburs at south sudbury with tue
and the OLD Colony atWest Der.
lin WI III the clinton Ftehburg branch Of the Old Coony
a. ookdas win tho orcester and Nashua; Holden with
the Boston, Barre Garlnerj nc Barre VITA the ware
River branch Boston AMI Albany at Amherst with the
New London NoIthern at Whatey with the Connecticut
Rvr AT Northampton the New Haven and Northern
n West Wi ia tho Troy Greeu1eld owned by tho
By these connections new will BE- opened between
number OF the most popous and thriving
cities md towns Of the viz fltchburg, Chn
,ou q ,rn,r arborongh Hulson West BOylsOD Wore ser,
Wncheniun Barre Hoyoke Palmer, Springfield Amherst
AND 4 b,,ouee Norha urpton aud Wcstfeld.
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State bonds we're moderately active, and at full or
higher figures The sales include Louisiana cons0s al
"a, Tennessee 6s new, at 52S52%' and new
series at 52l4053l, Virginia 6s consolidated at 1oe
01OSlo Georgia U.s. gold, at 1870 ll94i North
Carolina special taxes at Sc. and south CarOlina
g. non-fundable, at g. VI city bank STOCKS, twenty
shares of East River sold at 9912
The dealings in railroad bonds presented little of
snacial interest Prices generally were I'll N aud Ill
some instances higher, hut the transactions except
in few issues were un,mpOrtant. Ere Hecon" con-
soils rose to 1O1ls but at the end sold at 1Oooe.
decline of Il from Saturday. Missouri, kausas and
Texas frat consols were ls lower than Sa'-
urday at 1888 but the seconds rose
from 500. to s3sa0S34. Boston. Hartford
and Erie frsts were steady at 5912Go8.
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Il higher at w.
&C. and 1. q. incomes up Il at734. and chesapeake
and Ohio frsts series H. were Z better at s312. and
the currency interest debts, after sales at 0, were
pny ls better at 52l2 New-York Elevated firsts
rose to no. and Metropolitan frsts were steady ut
1081.0 o. and seconds advanced per cent to 0S
Little was done IN the general list of speculative IN
comes. etc. Of the St. Paul issuee there were small
dealings in seven varieties, but with no important
changes in prices. Denver and Rio Grdnde hIsts
were a little better at 116s4011612. and Texas and
Pacific incomes advanced to s4s40S4'S, but irsts
of Rio Grande division declined tO 90
The Sub-IreaSufy To-Day gained Pooo'f3o' uaho
mn by a coin gain of $s7S.S35. less currency
loss of $500 1892. This makes the net gain since
Friday 81, 1890. 1923. During the early hours money
worked easy at 8 per cent. but after 2 o'clock
the demand was sharp at @ per cent, and at the
close there were some large amounts wanted that
had to be procured after bank hours. The domestic
exchanges on New-York at the places named are
quoted as foows Savannah. is0'e premium;
Charleston, l,e04 premium; St. Louis 90 cents
discount Chicago, par to % cents premium Bos-
ton. 10 cents premium. The United States Treasurer
a, Washington today received 1927, 900 in National
bank notes for redemption. he customs receipts
were 1897. 900, and the internal revenue receipts
were 1861. ga. The Clearing House statement TO-
day ia as follows Exchanges, $2O4,l 6O'2Oo; Dali
auces, 81 400, 72s. The transactions at the sub
Treasury covered Receipts. 81 .722.329 payments
S1.133, $50; currency balance, $3,0933o7; coin
balance $40. 41s,317.
The foreign exchanges arc more active than they
have been Tor some time, and the demand was sharp
enough to warrant an advance of cent sterling
Contineutals were quiet but firm at unchanged quo
tations: Annexed are the revised posted rates:
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- IN stocks today and the
..Lsi was excited from the beR'nhinR W
sbe end, there are only few stoeKs 'ua' az on,
t,me showed material advances over o"'u iu"'
.res and fewer still that at the END ala ho' SHOW
$50 or less declines from Saturdays CLOSING prices
,rba market opened with tremendous iury' anu
,ha an,,arent anxiety to purchase STOCKS tna' was
.horrn urobaoy never before was eoualied. for
90 Tho stocks the prices that made during
a.. 6rst effeen minutes after the opening were the
ro.t Of the day, followed by general important
.ooction. But the early declines were quickly
recovered. and if they had caused any disturbance
~ confidence it as quickly restored The pVotai
noints OF todays market Central OF New'JPrSey
and the other coalers Central of NawJrrsey opener
nm e. per cent at 1902 and afterward soid as npn
ga 1G3@s, and closed at 1O2os against Qua
Saturday evening. 1t is sad 10 "e eoou
purchase because Of an idea that N"R"'"
lions are pending to make the road the Eastern
terminus of some as yet ideal tra'N INV
The other coal stocks we're highei--''iI
ware. Esckawanna and Western mp to l29'~ W.
and Delaware and HUDSON up to 1850 oil d AMY
I'm svmpa.by with the movement III Nr"-JerNey
TSn,r1 ra n.rtlv because the coal dealers of New
yor, have advanced the retail price, u should not
he froottep To mention spirited movement III thill
,,ercurial stock Nashville. Chattanooga and ~.
Ions. nor that its advance frOmf70I2 to 0Cl2@oo4
was better sustained than any other advance OF
the day.
movement of smaller dimensions. bnt no less
loudly pointed" in Lake Erie and Western did not
fare as well, and the buyers ON points at oS12 10
bOlo found at the end that the price was down %
5bls Such stocks as Central and Hudson Lake
Shore, Northwestern. st. Paul, Michigan Central
and St. Paul and Omaha, after more or less impor-
taut advances in the early dealings. closed with
declines from Saturdays ending Western
Union also declined from 110% TO 11Si2 and
Pacific Mail from 5sis to 50l2. At the end the mar
ket was feverish and nervous; 1t certainly was not
weak.
With only a small business $20,0O0I, Government
bonds continue strong and the final bids to- ay show
an advance of % per cent for the 4S Other quota
lions are unchanged as follOws
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quiet stead Out quiet at TS1s s
Ag J11 Nay A ilsSsiGs5
See@bsT AZ 9s9Hf and NS
T TGay ilaS March 81 April }nRe
October I ' ias i' Soven A%Tu' oss PeesSe 10
S MSrn 'pS,GT nfSSS i &pf it7 Hsy
lL72dl173; !nly ilSO@lSli August S6 o%sm Iso
ios4GIJs7 transferable orders H. So rr,co.
Fl Jobbi * demaud uottel but large lots q'ret prices
niTIiOCR Ard MEAL-FLoUR-MGrlet a shade stronger,
in 5al9e better with more doing for e1E% r ann
altte better oDhing trade business Tor rTp%r Sb
Nh o g n e. West Yes 1Ss g. e. &s
nsu iT ing SG SSod 1% 4eTS nOcs winter
s sag;f SS 81 90 sSS
O many = s5qs4 5G 200 bS BIN " hnIs "Gga
G anm s5eS s"G g. e40U SSIs Minnesota Exr 49,
81 tn the s Sass $soc' r 20 sz5ori
s. SSasS 80 ssGsS Far ar "
Good rancy DO. 81 h5a$G 90 Common 70 cool Extra
Round HSoH 2n Ia nS@e.S G 81 800
Sa 4 ag 1852 s,r aye n1n ~ so
Psis % as s 95rs Louis cannon Ex
Good to Very Choice s Family; 90 faT
EKN lLOU steady with molsra!e EXPORT and light ]oS
TR n i' 75G Es 2S GOOD to Choice acadUs
sS SG TOR f sp1a &C. g.
Fancy s. NJ & saT Fa .s. 500 SS Sn. :.
in IL nd ns Yellow Wrsefn BTsnaT%lns
bd, of istsf weak New Liver tasH. 81 Do % Ial
81 Is: quar- boxes oooi idoSe %
Citrou ia Uc Sallnr- hahOxss 21i2e2lo DO quarter
boxes II nl!c Wa nuts GrenooG IT, l3c. tresl 10
rpedsc. is. 90; IVic1 u ssIt:; sSclen 2shs2oe'
Brazil NUS 4tdjc; Lemons S2dt2 90 per 0o1 nOeoanns
SSaS4 Valencia Oran2rs ~ ass 81 per bD sicily dos@@
characterization lad4c better: hgIt cIport dc.
m A. mauy for 40 ; Rcd and ~. White fairy active
trade on speculative sing ',eGy a. The SdyaGee
10 bnsh No. spring. 81 Ij A. o hush So 2MHWaikoe
81 Is store 300 Nc Rri 81 l5satl ~ 900,
s 1%S 4 Gua era H" WIFE S%s q. 500 bush
W W%ns , 7Sos Ia maa mo" 81 Op I7s.i Ia
No RED. February 81 ls.G+I 1884, closing q 1899
81 ~; March. Il lH,3afl q closing q lS1a a.
February, 81 1914 - II. cl,sng, q lGstG+tl ~
HpuI ~ I7stasi IL dosing ~ l71dtl ~: do May
sse and boat loads sales 1000 bush state
icsSd state 20 ninety day, G TO- mar
AMI us. Ia trade speculative account business
for checked by hgh Snerinst Of can p"c,s ''cs
grated Western Mixed. b7a6ac@ 40. 3. 5'hd5i &C;
81 2 bS40jS ddo, 49, d5Sc, inc uhnG four boat
loads 90 steamer Niyd % iGaSc LoW NJ te Inu
5Ic Ungfaded White. 6lc No Whit" &c Jersey SeoS'
5Gc So February 67Sa5'c co'Hg 2Sc' 49, e MalSh'
Sci'ins ore hoe Of l-iooo bush batc
Cos NJ at 5Gac; do. May; "a 7sg55c Closing 53G
les sirrnsth sales ~ 600 bush. including No at l4Sa
4jc. No White. HieS4c.. NO ~ ,5a lp''i, -
White. 4Sc; 80 Whit 4'd 49, 49, M'Hta ~
Wntc ii b, % &c. including l0'nO Hnsh NO f'hnaV'
4jas. 900 busn 40 March, ~ 2dl4Fe 900 tu'l. 90
Ma 4Ii4c.... FEED-Marke exuleI and hlghrT " ID
II O5a 81 Il u 90 H. RI 81 Is. 100 b. al ojd$l 10
IN sroEg IN NEw.YoRK BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
oKAIN wAHEHDUsEs, AND HELD on CERTIFICATE IN
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unRsE MARKET.

There great many Horses arriving Tor ms set
OF year. probably from The fact that prices are hg III
tarts Of the Is to- small 0r city eh
Ia are 10 e That there win o. M
Innsnaly mark spring IL the grnrrd ne
and farmers md dealers who have 'tshd
bis Horse. anxious sell present. 80 far ~ OF
can juigr immediate prospects safe To prhle y
larger trade the good scson II 1879 and better bf
rule Jdst sent the cts trade Is hRh
and # Will probably month 10 before much t'ltY
will be- noticed Exporter, have kot from MAKING many
rchasrs 0wlnR % unfav0Table weather for shipping
orses sixteen fac coach u0res were shppedt Liver gI
Iv ms sfeam Egypt saturday Tho sans steamer ia
two Enpush Ulaaht SailOns On last "Wednesday On nc.
rted very heavy seas ann tne
Ynnr hnrs. 10 Killed the
20 on ami Ihe other arrived Ia bad condition. 1lmo ~
G mn tIcir bruises bat for the Irosnnt they are IN oI
trayoi Ihry owned by w. Beck. OF Wooster, AJho
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THE. STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESrIC MARKETS.

RNrpoGZ. Feb. LECTION dnl and lower; Miid Innt
a. tI0ur steady; HONan street and western super
"a Il e "a do Extra 81 0Si 10 do. FAMILY. - iUaso
(y Mills super, ~ 26aS 75 DO Extra 80 - 80; %
Fainv 20 % 20 30 Rio Grandr, s60SG 70; PAuspsco
Family ST. WheAt-south0rn qniot. but hrm WSs 90
holrr and firm closing quiet; southern ked ~ I5ef
do AMBER 81 2OGsi 2S no Western winter he1' ~
s hui ~ Ia 81 10. Nav ~ i9sds 1914 Corn-sOuiheTn
y: Western higher and firm southern White 03c 20
W.o, h153. Western Mixed. spot and February, 90 "
55s.c March 81 464 se April 64he6Aci steamer oV~
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COTTON NARxnr--DY rELg1R\pr.

trv,sroci Feb l4-l2:3O o. m.-Coron steady aiddhne
Upand-. NJ; Mdannn orleans" Id sales HH iaeS n,
h,rs Mi Am,rcnn Fuinr--t ranas Low Mlfd InE clause,
February delivery G' no. IebTnary anil March 1eh'eLv
Apri AMI NAV I,ie"ry I'd 60 May aud June deuVofJ'
g. steady. - -. -.
inci' rd GI.o bale. American Futures closed dun 49,
niu,-rA Zen. ls.-CutI"n sttay: AuGlinS, 10 &C. Low
III 1ToIs Feb li-CoI,on quiet AdibnE. II qc Lcrg
i,. vfns- o bales exports wise go Dass sales
i"" bales; sp,nners 1870 bales stocE - ~ naieS, ~
ding &C.. t0oi ordinary: lOc het re- -iu- D. - Sar'
"' @nIaiSsToS Feb ii-Cotton quiet Mldilng c Low
exports Continent !,17 oaes eOas"s" 2o"A bales
sa,. :ol hni", -t"'S. 1n,1 W. uidl,no liic tow
Mdiiug IU'c God Ordinary nc rec lrtS' ~ nhlcs'
'hpnS,I i t.S 4-cS,;a let ddn, il &C: Low
M,srnG Loss Ordin4ry 9tc. recriU'-. ASH
LGrl.yIiIr. PrD. lI.-Cnrt"h queti Mid''nc II ilr.
MrMrII,. Feb ll.-COtton gHct Mddln@ lIc., rrcrptA
lj5i balc+ Shipments llo bales ea'e" ~ ''e' 'N'
81 M6iii fcn Is COTTON quiet MiIinne lie Low Mid
rxuolt, l0DO bales; Sales LOW DA"'' STOCK
o!%<Ew.OalgASA Feb Is -Cort"u cay Nnhlrnz llic.
~ MtddIIg Sc. ,p,d bnina'. 9ilr nrt receipts
10 on Daes llsOi bales exports 20 Hrat bran'
j bars los hars. BALES, tOOO bacs stOck
stIf Fen l4-Cotron steady ldlug. II ~: net
1o,-v A.. 9I- sales b.lr Stock ~ - bLlo
,,,It ,py fn, Fen Ii oItl 'Idin-. &C. Low
Mting Il 80 Good ordinary. lOc.. mes re eipt4 100 bales
sales 826 Dalr5 splunrrs 227 a"s s'orh i""Io eS ~
,,H.rI 'oAr. t;oni ordinary. 2yill
bales: exports the Continent $50 bales cOi't"i9e 500
bas.: sAr. bales las eEclAs IVOJ Oat' sloeA'
.i I"II. Feb li-Co;ton senty Ndd.inr. llis,; Low
Mirng iuLr! GO,d ordinary SOC. recug. 80; t~lcs'
sbIpueua Al Dli.s 4tlc4 $50 air', s;orN 5i9! tte
| NENlNGtDN Feb. i--tuuO dull; dlilihS, lIt, 70"
Miiimr. lugc.; G,od ordinary. De- Mt receipts -on
hale sfOc X bales
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LACAL RUSINESS.

The population tho line and TO be reached BY tho
vaou. connections NUMBER bV tne recent csnsua 2590O
win valnaton OF about 81 80 OOO-eQull popula
ton and wealth Of the tributary 70 the Boston and
Albany and greatly exceeding those tributary 10 the Fitch
burg line 1t reasonable TO infer that the "c' business
viii the Fchburg aud be equal to that OF inc
uau,IA .hauv
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higher: demand supply Common 10 Medium snip
ping. 81 3OGS4 50 Good to Choice SjdR5 30 -. 80
1000 head market stronger; Fair 10
Choice - jOd - 49, -.
EAST IJBRR rY Penn, Feb. l.-CAT:LE-ReceDts since
Friday 57 head through and yard stock supply
very ign hut quite equal the demand selling at oc 10
26c. higher than last wees. - o.~-o a.
HoGs-Hecepts S62j read; Phlace HAS, So 23as5 30;
YOTierA - SCdi6.
snRRP-EccsIp;s 5000 head market firm al about last
prices
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LONDON. Feb. A-l23O m.-U 3 bonds four per cents
1l8lxs Western
certancaies second 81 a Erie. 81
pos ia EewJersey Central cOpsOs, ll6 NewYork Cen
fraL i65 Illinois Central l55z: Pennsylvania Central 07s.
Reading. 327s
cent rentes fncs Ia cenmes for the account Reading
8 iSospos Feb 14-lp m.-U. T. bonds four per cents
1lUis new fves 1895 Atlantic and Great esern nrs
mortgage trtisteeS certhcat obh Erie, 6l% PennsVf
Vapia Central 50 Reading 81 .
LONDON Feb lf-4:3U D. bar efVer is quoted Az 81 '4d
eT eance The amount Of bullion gone Bank OF Eng
I1Snos feh iz-y d ln-Paris advces quote per cent
5eptes "a SFancs eeptimes ior the account a.. ...
YAkHL Feb 1A-3SU y. n.kxchs1ge on Aohuon 90 HAnSs
65A eenlarnes for cheeka
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Riuer. Vessels auf Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-Quiet and unchanged.
BEESWAX-Dul at J2d24c. Tor Western and southern
yellow
COFFEE RIO duh and rather weak Ordinary 20 Prime
caryOe, 1913 l324c including Far 1T l24c Mild t ana
nominal lava l49G20c. Maracaibo. II al" Lei Laguayra
IL 0l0c
COTTON-SpOt Cotton weak for the lower grades ;
grades Midng steaiy lO3l bales (S4 Saui
day evening" uncan TOO for export and i3l or nome
delivered cont oct, 100 bales ect p's
he to-day o. % bales against 20 3 ts Gay aHL
and 1913 last wear. since september J. 426Z.0i
aiust gS6 uA during the lerOd last season
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