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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-06
Where the Forests are Going.

w hOAG OhN Il vi CSUS GLEC UUIiGs
From an Exchange
To make shoe pegs enough for
American use consumes annually
100000 cords of timber, and to make
our Iuciier matches 100000 cubic
feet OF the best pine are required
every year. Lasts and boot trees
and maple, and the handles of tools
100000 more. The baking of bricks
consumes 100000 cords of wood or
what would cover with forest abou,
$4,000 acres of land. Telegraph
poles already up represent 100000
trees, and their annual repair con-
sumes about 100000 more. The ties
OF the railroads consume annually
thirty years growth OF rs 1000 acres,
aud to fence all the railroads would
cost $45,OOO,000 with yearly expen.
diture of $I5,0O0,0O0 for repairs.
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ginin hog-round. a0sc. y,rrp,s mans. lars u lie
man. l2Hf.; .assr-cnred. l2c.; plain han
Buckets: Panied. Two hoops. s1.6oMs1.7f
s 5ss s6 Two r s sI1S 2s, Are' ''rH
coffee! Rio-COn,m0n. llGl2c.: fsir, l3t
&C.; good 70 prime, l5Gl6c.; LAsusJFa- l0@
Candles: Adanantlns candles. I2,S@l3c. Hs-
I5Ml5kc. r H.: half-bOxes. 49,: tsllOv. lac.
ghssse !; Prime cutting. i4H4i5e.; nortaer'
AID western prime cutting. l2ml2@c.: common
40 iOr.: English dairy. lsM2Oc.: Pineapple, 25'
Rice: Carolina. 7h7bc.
stsh. HerrinVs-Nortn Carolina gross. $500
barrels, $3.50; No. 2. IN harrsls. 90 80 No:
nacKerel, t5.boHs6: No. L. IN Kits Fl.' o; NJ
2 " kits. sI.2j.
'rrels lie; 'nhs, $50 Toe. for Ntw York; Ga
lo1c. for cnrice Baltimore. -
aotdsses. comnon uD-ioyshesds' 20
tSrces. 2Gc. barrels, &c: genuine gol.en eyui
35Gf5c. 2 gallon: New Orleans. prime 30 1000.
S0k: Liverpool. from store. sl.4O erour Z
slum. from store. soc. "a sack.
sugar: Crushed. lOkc.: pOwdered. a.: graz
r'air,i 100 lOac. 4. 9i09 g; S',c.; extra
ssHs:c. yeuVw. 10 g.; CT loai. iOi'.
poo Common. )nDIc.. Dest "asnIa.. I.sfGs
toilet. l5m20c.: and fancy Drices country: 4oiof
oowGer 35c. 81
Hides. Learner. &c.
Httss: WEI ssl,ed. s49c.. irv sAlted. I2aI5c.
dry Hint, II Gl Sc: Rt-en. soc.
Gs0fhfr: Rough leather, 23M3Oc. hDished hsr.
ness leather, 800 Zoe; finished up1er. 30 4pc,
finished kip5, 5O@75c.; nemlock >ocs, 20&26c.
iron. steel. nails. sc.
IRON: American refined. Od DomirioE bar,
o. Dc p n. for standard sizes; English
American sheet, 81 Sac. Sweaes, hammered "a
g hoop. / n $50.
WIS: OId Dominion. 81 for standard sizes for
100 kegs.
Plouyh- Costings: wholesale, 3sc.; retail a.,
= n.
RoDe: Manila, best, l2Ec.: jnte. sfSec.
,Iunors. Wines. sc.
Ats: Scotch, best brands, pints s2Gs2.26 .
Brandis5: Domestic. sl.25as2: fruit. sI.Ios
$40; apple. new. Bl.7J(48z; Old, A2.25Gl3
Virginia reach k2Mf25O.
Rys Whtskevs: Medium. 81 .5O@s2: pure old. .,
ga virginia mountain, new, II 7',Gf2, ell
s2N - ana upwards.
Gin. domestic. 1925 81 irnnortei, Is q cas-
Neir EHGlGGd Rum. tl3nnkl.G0.
RsctLasd WhiSksyS: Sl.20a II -.
Lumber, >rayes. Sc.
%-ss,ln Virginia roDlar. il40S2j = 1000
white mr. %l4E $3.50 = 1000: yellow plr
boards. 80, market stiff; dry clear. Sl2 ~
and In demand; lost s9G5 l. acroralnz L
six-tnch. kGDts 2 1000. La.h-->pht, 81 sawed
~ .75ngk! ~ - 1000.
8tdres: WhsKey -barreit timber green, 3 s1s2ss
1000: seasoned, 42OGS2J p 1000, Flour-uaf1
timber, i4ri7 = I,OOO. TnuT-' arr' poles, 80
81 hOgsheah hoops. zoe. "a bundle.
Powder Shot.&c.
Fr,ss Toys mining, 35@SLIO leo re-
Prncjs~: 'G by lne rive segs--iess thsD ~
Kegs. $3.50; blasting, t3IJ@$}.jO.
Srct, Northern. - . Iag 90 . ne
Gri"is:o.es; Ir4tbc. , D.
@ GE,l;1i f G5ss,. = }ii.,c4sL75.
TW0fhy; - $40.
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For,y.six.h Congrcss-Third Session,
WASHINGTON, February 10, 1881.


senate bill appr0prialing 5000 900 for the
purchase of ground for and erection thereon
of hall OF deposit for Government record,
was considered, on motion OF Mr.. Vest, and
passed.
Pursuant 10 a resolution offered by Mr..
PendetOn and adopted, Me.SrS. PendletOn,
Anthony, and Bayard were constituted a
committee to make the necessary arrange
mcni> for the Inauguration Of the Pre>i-
dent.
The remainder OF the morning hour was
occupied in discussing ana passing num-
Der Of private pension bills which had been
fayOrably reported.
AT 2:2j O'Clock the postal appropriation
bill was proceeded with. Mr.. Wall'ce, ON
behalf OF the Committee on appropriations,
explained the changes in the bill made by
the committee. The aggregate was Sl2,-
40 932, which was Sl,32S,50O less than Tue
estimates. and S20j,402 in excess OF the Dill
for The last fiscal year. The postal revenues
for the coming fiscal year (lSS2) were $685.
Si5, 900, the total OF the bill exceeding TINS
by 2,302 2J7. At the conclusion OF Mr..
Wallacc's explanation the Senate, in Com
mittec OF the Whole, agreed TO all the SEN
ate committees amendments, with one
trflng exception.
l..
ment reported from the Committee on Post
Offices, aDpropriatng 100000 10 establish
lines OF American iron steamers. bespoke
at some length in support OF his amend
ment, as also did Mr.. Garland. A point Of
order was raised that the amendment was
in violation Of the rule which prohibits
general legislation on appropriation bills.
After long discussion re Senate, without
deciding The point OF order, adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Kelley. Of Pennsylvania, from the
Committee on Ways and Means, reported a
bill TO repeal section 1904, imposing dis
criminaliug duties on tea and coffee, pro-
ducts Of the possessions Of the Netherlands.
Referred to the Committee OF the Whole,
and Mr.. Kelley gave notice that he would
call il up for action on Saturday next.
The morning hour having been dispensed
with, the Speaker, in accordance with the
rule adopted yesterday, proceeded win Inc
call Of States, In order that one member
from each State should have the right 10
ask unaDimous consent for the passage OF
bills.
Mr. Clements, Of Alabama, presented a
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bill to allow marsh.ls and dcnnty mar.haIs

| VII W tltOW h1ENUsN tUu utUUiN Uii
| 10 take bonds In certain cases. Passed.
The remainder Of the morning hour was
| consumed in noisy discussion Of point
OF order rs 10 the scope Of the new rules,
but no decision was arrived OF.
The House then, after adopting resOlu-
ton calling for information with regard TO
the Washington Gas.Light Company, went
into Committee of the Whole on the river
and harbor bill.
MIR. Reagan took the floor and spoke at
length in explanation and support Of the
bill.
MIR. Cox, q New York, replied in 0ppo-
>ilion 10 the bill, aud somewhat acrlmo-
NOUS dispute took place between Messrs.
Reagan and Cox a. TO their respective re-
cord, upon similar legislation, and ~ to
their personal motives IN connection there
with.
Mr.. Mlls, Of Texas. while protesting
himself " broad-gaugc y Internal-improVc-
ment man. criticised many item, contained
in the bill, particularly contrasting the
large items for unimpOrtfnt points IN Texas
with the comparatively small item for Gal
weston harbOr.
Mr.. Reagan defended the bill against
charge. Of unjust discrimination or partial
ity. particularly IN relation TO the Texas
items.
Speeches in opposition 10 the bill were
made hy McSsrS. Chiitcnden and Page OF
California, and in support OF il by Me'>rs.
T0wnshcnd Of Chic, Humphrey Of WiScon-
sin. Cannon Of Illinois, Henderson OF Hi
nos. and others.
Mr.. Reagan then moved that the commit
tee rise and report the bill 10 the House.
Nj. Cox raised 4 point OF order tGat the
bill should be- read for amendments.
phe point OF order was sustained.
Mr.. Reagan appealed from the decision q
the Chair.
The House sustained the Speaker by vote
Of l52 to 80.
After some further discussion the House,
without action on the bill, adjourned.
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The New Orleans Flood.

TIE WATERS STILL RISING AT MIDNIGHT.
NEW ORLEANS, February 9-Midnigd
The water is still rising IN rear OF the city.
In many places in the Third district 1t has
crossed HE east side OF CIaibOrn street.
Skiiis and sail-bOats are coming into very
general Use in the OVelllowed districts.
relief committee has been 0rgauZ to sup
ply food to the needy. Cypress Grove Gem
elery and Spanish Fort railroad are sub
merged. The water III the canals l. slowly
feeding.
NEW ORLEANS, February l0.-The water
is still rising. and the area Of the overflow
has increased during the night. The relief
committee is doing good service distribu-
ting food 20 the Watcr-bOund inhabitants.
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FIRE Rtt OED.
SIA OnO Fire I'm DpuuiSOu Texas.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, February lO.-A
Ners special from Dcnuison say, a fire
broke out yesterday morning in the cellar
OF The wholesale grocery-bOuSc Of Marx,
Kuhn Il Co.. AT The corner oi Main street
and AuStin'aVenuc. The building was oc-
cupird 10y Marx. Kuhn n Co.. the dry
rood, house q Louis Gpod>ell ~ Co.. the
Dcnni,on HerQd, Scales d Rhea, dentists.
and TIE family Of j. ". Burson, proprietor
OF the HeruM. The losses are: Scullen n
Cana. on building, Srj00-inSurcd for
$1,000: MttX, Kuhn ~ Co, SO, 1000 in>u-
rance. SIG 000; Louis GO0d,ell n Co.., dry
Goods. lose S1j,000- insurance, $1,000; .
" Bur-Cn, machinery. type. aud printing
material. ii j0O-in-urcd for $1,000. Scul-
len 4 Cana were damaged in The adjoining
building. occupied by GWScman Co. a. a
grocery, but were covered by Insurance
Guisem9n & Co. sustain small damage
Total loss. $4,000; insurance.. S3l.SGO.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARkrT.

FEBRUARY l0.-The following are the 1uo,a-
ti0ns:
DtRk TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LugN.-t onmon 20 Vood -.
LcJf.- (Ounou, S5.r 50. medium, SC.JOn -;
GOOD, - 80; line, Slo@$ll; extra hne, $40
Sll.
DARK TDrACcO-NNNrFNC TrElNG.
Lvg FUi.rN.-Conm0n. s3.jON$I; medium,
Sf.JUN -: good, Sj.JO0 80.
L.or fJi,tv.-yonmor. S58s5 80; medium,
SGlt $3.50; good, 81 -; un". - n $40.
lTruUDtfS.-t 'oWmon, S7.jpw $500: medium,
$50 80; good. s9jv@fI0i uae, tl'Wsll ;
extra alu-curti, Sl2WSlj.
BRIGHT TOEAttO-N ANTFNCTCElN8.
SmoFfrS-Common, SS0%I0; medium, %l0G
So: good, l2@ SIG; hur. SD % 40.
EjIifrs.-( ommou, $50 -: medium, 81 -
good. : 100; Il: Tine, nominal.
Ur0DrtfS.-f Common. lOT : = medium, = 5ri
t20: good, $50; line, SlU@ 800. fancy, SO
~ SO.
H.100,re. M,log0Dg.-Coumog, $40 as:
medium. l5HmS20; good. - 10; I'M, tj0A
$40; extra, tiJMSju.
WESTERN TOBA'CO.
The demand for his ci~, of goods "a confined
principally 20 good old hetyy-hoiied Ing, ana hcn-
lucky River itnf We quote:
OLA lugs, %i6 -: Kentucky River luRs, slOeL
AZ: Kentucky River ieaf 30slS.
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Wreck OF the steamship
Printers Strike in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, ONO, February l0.-A5out
one bali OF the compOsitorS OF the CONNER
cioi Office left their eases lat night upon
orders Of the Typographical Union, Of
which they are members. y committee
from the'Union waited upon Mr.. nal>jead
on Tuesday night and Yesterday, present
ing demands which lie consented TO con-
slider, but being pressed for an immediate
decision, he said that he did not propose 10
make his "UniOn " office, and thercupon
the strike was ordered. The committee
waited upon Mr.. HaIStead again last night,
but while he felt disposed to grant the
specific demands made ~ TO tabular work
and "standing time" he would not do 20
a. \ token OF submission to the Union.
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>EV WORK TOH,CCo MARKET

FEBRUARY 9.-ln western leaf there X i litile
trad on export account, hut no special activity ;
price, are very regular >t"iicdf meet, with a tar
local Il maud Virginia ltai D., ~ fair demand.
sales OF 300 hog>hrad, Kentucky leaf al J1L lJc.
1879 Pcun-N ~lvauit AT = lH 400: ~ cases 1879
WI-Cou Ia HIYuua sec GA private terms; 900
cases 1879 ohio at In / L.; 400 bale, Havana ~
s2c.Msl 20. The quotations tor Virginia leaf are
~ follows: Dark OmmOD lug. iW4ec.. good
lugs at ia &C.; los leaf ~ So IT,, good lear at
7Mqc.: dark wrapper, A. 9Hl4c. Bright-Com-
mon mahogany n - 20C.; good mahogany al 20
n 25c.; fine mahogany ~ 2jM4Jc.: common
bright al lJM2Oc.; good bright al % 3Jc.: hne
bright at 3j0iJc.: extra bright 40 0jI7Oc.
smokers: Hrighf-Commnn at Sdl2c.: good AZ
l2mI7c.; me AT l7022i3r. The quotations are
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Heavy Rains In the SOuth-Reward
offered for u Murderer,

MACON, GA, February lO.-The Macon
and Augusta railroad bridge over the De-
mulgee river al this point was washed away
yesterday-tbe second time Within thirty
DAYS.
one hundred dollars reward is offered
for the arrest Of Doe. Wilson (colored),
who murdered james Finley on Monday
night. Finley entered hi bar-roOm and
was shot down by Wilson from behind the
counter. Wilson is a light mulalto. with
light-gray eyes; Is Of medium height, and
about twenty years OF age.
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NEW YORK IRON MAKkET.

FtRRr,EY g.-Tnr market ,:iii shows e more
or h,, restricted ou.Iut>> atcoant ~ NE 'h1fh-
tis m moving supplies VITA ther. Furnace men do
MOI apprir auNlOns. and refrain from ur2iAx M
al o. and holdey - of -cDfch VIZ msinfaln steady
rang. of prices on. ihc moderate moYemest nom
Ngr,i Raj, stHl have ON ME attention. ~ Al o.
,r,,,,,bt .rran The qtLosatioas Amer sau plI,
No / Al - a5C@ $3.50; No. sZ2d $3.50,
and forge ..sOEt S2Z. scotch p'g At rZf ior
t;irnparnock: r2fU f1t.5O foI io'tT0ss: sra
Tnr GarTschttri0, aEt W. df22 for EglintOn-
Fngnsh .terl rails are quoted AT sJf.50@ to@,
and American steel 1t $50 a, mills; Old rsAs.
Sos6,S1s 5,t for IT, aud s3O1t3 for 3. a.
So thnir, iron at s23.at23.j0. Wrought 'srap
AZ s2550as26.50 * ship, and fSS SOJ $50
troIn Nsui-JDu.-A4f II Commerce.
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,tr,,>DRI,C,TrlE MARKET.

FFBKIARY q.-Pr,ts to-day ranged - f0-
lows: tatt,-Nery best. sd; Sc; good, ~ De-:
medium or fair quality, .ntj,.c. ordinary. 3e0
g.. Calves. 5DiGc. sheep. JUJr. lamb, % ~.
Hogs i've or dressed 4 i. Cows and calyr-,
sJi1Sl5 The MARKET thl, week was ony ftirh
,uppdci with cattle, most OF the offerings consist
I'M, Of ordinary ca'f'c. The demand Tor good one :
VA, greater thsu the supply, and prices, CONSIDER
ug the quality, WERE fuzzy ae bsber tbhn last W." X
Calye- ,,.arcc and ma demand ~ quotations. sheep
and lamb, in fair supply and moderate rgGc.f.
Hog, higher aud IN fair supply. Cows ana calves ~
demand for good Onc-.- GdE+'f..
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Destruction of Memphis oii-WOris-
Loss. SI25.OOO.

MEMPHIS. February l0.-Ihc southern
Ojl-Worh> were burned thi- morning. The
los. is about So 000. The fire was dis
covered ~ O'Clock this morning IN. The
,'Ock.room. The flames spread with such
rapldity that the five Workm'n employed
had scarcely time 10 Escape WIN iheir lFe'.
The cOmbu,tible material fed The hWtS
rapidly and they Soon enycloped the enliIe
structure, which. together with two thou
sand barrels Of OH and one thousand barrels
Of oil cake and thousand ions OF cotton
seed. vas totally destroyed. The building
and content, were valued at S200o0O, on
which there was an Insurance OF Sl23,O00
i'm sum, ranging between 900 and $1,000
in about forty com 1anies.
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Death Of Virginian in New York

New YORK. February 10.-William Spat-
ten came To this city about two months ago
from Hampton. Va, for the benefit OF his
health. He took a room ut the 81. Nicholas
Hotel, and this morning be was found dead
in his bed. His death i reported to have
boon rlused hY heart-dscasc.
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General GarHeId's Intentions.

CHICAGO, February 10.-The Tribune has
Information. coming from the inner circle
at Mentor, that General Garfield VIII not
have the composition OF his Cabinet reaoS
for announcement III the end Of February;
that his inaugural is not yet written, ana
that when written It will be short. as he
will reserve his lengthy recommendations
for Congress.
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Floods in West virginia.

WHEELING, ". Va, February IO.-
Wheeling creek sweled to flood-tide yes
terday afternoon when the gorge gave way,
and one county bridge was carried OIL.
The water undermined the middle pier OF
the Baltimore aud Ohio passenger derOt,
which has already sunk three feet, and II Is
expected it will break down soon.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fatal Railway Accident In Pcnnsyiya

ALLENTOWN, PA" February 10.-Thc
passenger tram due here at SIT ran into
a fr,igh, train at Rock Hui station, on the
North Pcnn,y lvania railroad, this morning,
demol,hin" both engines and wrccking the
baggage and number OF lrclchtcors. Two
men were killed, anu four fatally and five
badly injured. The disaster was due to a
miscOns'ruction Of telegram by the ensi-
nnnr OF Ihn frniWhi trim.
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AIM WORK PETROLEUM uAnkET.

FEBRUARY a-Tbe market has dniet splsN-
anr- aud shows no change ot cnosStln, nee prices
nell, ,lrput steady. Renned IN bsrfeIs to he nome
Ira le at llc The ocisl quotations. ar" a. as lot
Ia -: Cru,.s In shipping order At 7asss. nsptna
=. ~ phiadeiphia and 90. for BairmOre. Rrfned
N cases Al llN6l3 Crude CERTIFICATES opened
=, aOAc and sOld at 9OAc. aDd ~ 90, eloeipg Al
me after price bid. Exp rts for TIE week Sos$-
9go gallons; exports from January Isl, lB.sl2 VIZ
| gail0ns: exports same time last y'ar, 5ooef>2ej
| galIons-J Journal N CoHmsrce.
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.pesnerate ARRAY i'm Texas.

MEMPHIS, February l0.-Cly-Mlrsha l..
II. Abingdon, OF COlhclsyille, attempted
wednesday night TO arrest desperate
named Mann, who resisted and shot Abing-
don and young man named VIII Paine.
who had cone TO the assistance OF the mar
shall. Paine seized y shotgun and blew
The deSperado's head of. Abingdon's and
Paine's wounds are slight.
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
ALEXANDRIA BRtAD>TuFF MARkET

FEBRUARY 9.-Flour L. Dun and hetYy. wheat Is
outpt Al tuIott ION, and lut ht;ie y Offering; ~
note small sales nj % aud ; Us for poor FniS
slI5flruiNed. ant - 20 for Lancaster. Corn 10
oil again and IN only sales reported to-d'y reie
a. 5Ic for Whit but eiO Iee woui1 bring J2s. No
ming Going IN I'VE or Oats Drrsstd hogs ana ff-
Lies are Grn al quotations, Jut the mild damp yea
t,.r "A nh hiring L pglGe,.-- sffrE.fff.
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pcn.syIyan,a senatorship.

HARRIsBuRG, PA, February 10.-Tbe
tweniy.second ballot for United States sena-
Tor resulted; Wallace. SO; Beaver, 63 !;
Bqyrc. 60; scattering, -. TweDty-thlrd
ballot: Wallace. SO; Beaver, IS; Bayne.
60; scattering, u
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Confession of MaiI-RObbers.

NEW ORLEANS, Fcbru1ry IO.-POst-Otlice
Inspector Cameron yesterday brought 10
thi, city Elisha Courtney and RouSco T..
Griffith, the road agents who robbed the
m iii from Alexandra, near Opelou>a-, La,
on February 81. Alter their arrest they
confessed the robbery and turned over
$50, money which they obtained from reg
iStcred letters. They were arrested at
Ehinn Il ON fhn IN inSfnnl
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xrxv yoak prA>ur MARKET.

FEBRUARY "a small business y In progress
and prices steady ans UNCHANGED. Tbe quotations
TO- Virginia ar, ak@4c. for prime. 4a6ti%r. FOL
extr, nrlme, 4Salic. for fancy. and f&G5c. fol
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of COmmsrcs.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

III HSDAf. Februnry 10. 1881.
sALts,-2O shares e.. &. and A. n. r. stock At AZ
10 shares do. ~ i3 30shares do at 427, q 600 e.
g. and 4. Y. X. pa, at 1902; 10 shares n. and -. r.
u. stock at s0ls Ia shares virginia state Insnr,nc.
Company stock at 34N; 10 shares c., &. and A. Il,
u. stock Al i27s. 30 do. ~ I27,.
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IT CAN BE USED CLEAR OR WITH FREsi
MILK ICE. SODA. OR HOT MAIEB,
LEMONADE. OR WITH ZINE
ICE, TO SUIT THE TASTE.

Sold by leading wine.merchants, gIocer' ho'els'
aud druggists every where. L.. -,
Trade supplied at manuisci0Iers' prices, ny
CHRISTIAN WHITE, GrcSers, fla Main
street, Richmond, Va. s-tSu'" aton
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Snow I'm Manitoba.

WfNXEPEG, NAN, February 9.-Tbc
snowfall for the week ending last night
was altogrthcr Unprecedented. The amount
was 33 2G.l00 inches.
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RIcnMoNn, February 8, 1881.

TVHTS Is TO CERTIFY THAT MEsSKS.
i HALLORAN 4 ROBINSON have this gay
bought our entire stock OF BEtR-BOr Tiles. shIf-
PING-CRATEs, and BOXES. and are hereby au-
thorigcd 10 collect Them wherever they may ue
fonnd. aud all par dies having any are requested 10
deliver them up 10 the said IIaeran Robinson
u. 4. ARCHER & CO.,
felQ2tt per Archer 4 Morton, Trustees
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COMM ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. February 10, 1881.
SAILS

WHEAT White: - hushe, very good al 1923.
- hu,hcl, very good al Il -. Fullz 400 bushels
very GOOD AZ ~ 20. - bushels very good at II ),
lis hu,hel, iair al <l.l5, 40 bushels common Al
Yl.I0. -
COHN-Whire: 43i bushels prime AZ J3C., 20
hu.nrl. damn AZ 80 and lc. 7O2 bushels very good
Al SIC Mixed: 90 bu.hel, very good at 90.
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4 lOIlr,

Flour dun. We qno'e: tinc. S3G&3.5O: extra,
$3.50: .uuerfne, fI.jOaSf.7J; common family
5575G&G; choice or patent family. S1j0NSS
stanton Inspection, extra. 500.
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>rv WORK suMAc MARKET.

FEBRUARY 9.--siclly qur6et at 49, 50n sSo for
gina al s4s@tsQ per %n,- Journal VI Commerce,
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II /, ready on opeuing. and Will e found an agree
able add non TO the choice thiugs which undcnahiy
enlarge the plcasures Of life and encourage S0od
fellowship aud good nature ii rightly enjoyed.
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Ayengeful TeIegraphic operator.

CINCINNATI, O., February 10.-A SPECIAL
from Nashville 10 the Times star says that
John y. Edward, a telegraph operator al
Paris, Tenn, fatally shot james Champion
this morning because The latte" hId made an
insulting proposal to hi (Edward>'s) wife.
Wreck OF the Steamship Vick>bmrG.
GALVESTON, TFXAS, February 10 a spe-
cia dispatch from Orange, Texas. says that
the steamer Nicksbur@ WAS reported wreck
ed OH sabine Pas during the storm If Sat
urdlV.