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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

OpIIN Morphine Habit Cured in 10 to 90 days No pay
viiOM til cured. Dr.. J. stephens, Lebanon. ..
Nay 2e,ly.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure on
Human Flesh.

PATTES's MILLS, WASH Co, N. y, Feb. q, 1873.
d. j. KENDALL NJ d.. Dear SI-The particular
case on which used your SPAWN Cure malignant
ankle spran Of sixteen months standing had tried
many things, but in vain. Your SPAWN Cure put the
foot to the ground again and for the first time since
hurt. in natural position. For family iiniment ii
excels anything we ever used.
Yours truly. i .s.f
REV. NJ. p. BELL.
Pastor n f. Church. Patten's Mills, N. X.
Is sure In ito effects mild In its action II does
blister and yet II Is penetrating and powerful to reach
any deep seated pain Ia any bony growth
any other enlargement II used for several days. such
spavlns splints curbs calous sprains swellings or
any lameness and all enIagements OF the joints and
or limbs, or rheumntsm IN man aud for any purpose
for which ilnient is used for and bsast IL l.
known to be the best iiniment for used
acting mild and yet certain In rs effects Il Is full
strength with perfect safety at ell Of the year
Send address for illustrated Circular which think
gives positive proof OF its virtues. No remedy has
met with such unqualified success to our knowledge,
for beast as we'll as man.
Price 81 per bottle bottles for S. An druggists
have II get II for you II will he to any
address on receipht Of price by the proprietors
DIR. n. J. KENDALL. Il CO..
Enosburgh Falls, Vermont.
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KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.

THE MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY ever discovered
as 1t is certain in its effects and does not blister READ
PROOF BELOW
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirrr. Vessels and z dtrorts.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY,. Feb. 1. ISL.
ASUEs-Quiet and irregular; Pots, 4'4c; Pearls &c
BEESWAX-Duli at 23rG24 &c. for Western and South
BROOM CORN-Dun, quiet and more or less nominal.
BUILDING MATERI ALS-Drck> are III small supply
ana of has greatly enhanced the views ~
onots, Bricks - Hards. 50 5Ods 10. and Paes. SO
frOnts-Dark. slldSl2; Browns, slOdsld Latis'
S. per NJ. Lime ROckand M CommSn, 9nc'; =, Fin.
acknowledgements 15asl American Portland. 81 25
81 90; English do. 50 650S3 40 LumberEaser1 spruce
White Pine sliaS2Opsr NJ West Shipping Boards
$3.50 $50 South American 40; $i6 5Od $6 % for Box
Boards; ST. dSl7 80 for dor White and sound yellow Pine
Random cargoes $24 9s25 NJ ordered
So 81 OF South. $l61SlS per NJ Hardwoois
We quote wholesale rates by carload about as follows
dr.: Maple, s3Odss6 dos Chestnut ls and I'd. sSoGs55
do do: Culs Sl8d$20 do: Cherry StId$47 do. White
Wood and o inch, S25dt27 30 and do inch s33 so
do; Hickory $50 s45 do Western AMI $3.50 for
good nearoy stock Nails So 9OdSS per keg 10 t, 6Oi
CANDLES-In iobbiug sale at late prices sperm 70 26e
d.. Patent 30Gl5c.; Adamaptne, l3c; Paianne. 1870
CORDAGE-Quict and unchanged.
COUPERAGE STOCK-Firm and fairly active.
COALRues frO for Anthracite but Btuminous Is quiet
and noInnsIy unchanged.
Fair l3c Good IS 60, Prime. 14c.: Fair Good santos
l2a113c. Mid grades generally quiet bat OF LHguavra
$500 pags sold private Terms prices somtwla; de
pressed Lsgusyra IL {hc Java, Doc Maracnbo.
IL l32c: Costa kicI, II la 10 2c Savana II ia Ia &c
CHICURY-Unchanged.
COCOA-Fairly for booing LOTS Caracas 9d2c
Guayaqnl, Ia ala &C; Marac AlDo. 32d35c.
COTTON-SPot Cotton duh and withcut quotaDlo
change $50 bales (l93 'st evening, lncud-g 3G2
bales consumption and 200 bales for specuia ion de
iivered contract 200 bales rece pts at the por today
last year; Since september 4.O26O34 bales, against
ST7S $50 during the same time last season.
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ns"s~ rr ic' %. o%n' %%"t ou H. E ca
81. 81 3o14i ~ So @r-'rq W4i,. r pot ami = h,@,r
Il ~ Hay ii Iaaaa$i i@1 CON 1oiil,rrn -r,ay and
%G western Mizcd spot AMI fcbr,u,. 53n.34c ~iclnrf
&c Eyc q@'e'. si0IaSi Or Hay Gncn,d -ons
but unt anged .uitci pn e. Frnr {" '3re ~'' "a
Petroleum n,n'ua con'c qm.t lio c!r o's hrain-H 20
a ~ IL i Is a. ~ lrr,slt, I unchansed
s[gIlq @s H. "ln G at a. % ""@a a, Fn %e~
ie- Of a. 2at ~ ut oi the ia'H: t- ca Nr%
fam, oats qurt. SO. Mixed Western .3a f2lsc. HHy
Wheat lO4c Corn 100 unS t1. ltcriPi,1 'iI'3 ',.
Flour I5o0DhiN, Wh'ai, gDH hn mh' - ing hu, -
Fonr ZOO IBIS wheat, 500 BUSH. Corn l4ooO bush.
OATS d ~ oman; Barley, suObush.
cmcAGo Fcb i.-llonr steady and unchang wheat qni.
but steady, No chicago 0pihg .E,c cash - W ~"
dui and slate lower Al G'sa$ic cash; %1t4d7'r Ma'n
4I's442c Nav nas gn'' ,Hn WAX and ~, E,r
MslGn a. NJ iIe o. Pix srone ani higher IT
strong higher at 9Juc ;,-h; 9Gor. BID March " &C.
@'6c e. iori l'D 5 shorI 'car 'yce WhIsRc' steady
cseSsa Fs0 u oqr armrE Epy g. gag % So
MlxeG 4:aI21c 1'I far demand; 40 .liAi. &C.
cianc+i ior 1rm at vi % Lard nrm At gg, l,s
quiet but nrn shondes 5E ,rar a' .r. H Sr
lrt sc Wnl,.ry active. aud higher VI 40. batter
n mi" l va i snsu ,ar Hands 5s@'osc; NV.
G Tt - i3 5S4 :" So ratna & H%er . 20
"a 3; receipts 1000 lIcHu shipments . y hoi.L a.
ilfWAcEEa. Feb l.-fiour hth hrnly W,rlt htln
ourr,h and closed urn MILWAUKEE, 10 d
t,rt aud -nfi nominal No Milwaukee, tRsh or Irbrh
erv ,-aAr March 994c; Apu. ~ OO4i ~" hH"Aik''
A lrlerc nittl. Cora quot a. ii lnchihs ~
10 . SIC Ot- dun ami low 40 ?. ~ &C KY iuh ~
Barley inactive; No. = Srrllg, sc iIVs
1rtuer Mes, t0ik.4I4 62@ cssn I'll 81 March lHu,
i1nie steam. ,2qc cash or February hd-'9; MARCH
Hogs h'sh"r ~ a. lO6$JtO r,--r
nIAbbIPHlA Feb l.--flOur active: >uperrne = '3H
a. u. Western and PennsYlVaua ENtr's. - 'uH T.
Minnesota Clear 'iooi - ~ , 60" Ih"cr - -
tn % Pr:ilsy ANA Ehd Family, FdII =
dn Good 81 Lancaster Comfy. DO tlhct AMI Fancy. =
IN ohio DO tiuud Ftlty. h'',l
trade at. Indiana Fancy So ~ Ious. g. very M -
aG %: OHIO new prucr-S. - - "ihi-t Whri "',,
unn1 ,iunssot do (IOol ~ -; o. choice - o. tye
Tor sIev Al ~ "a ~. tTH h"R nu1l: "nhrol NJ 20
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY . 1884,

EGcSv ,9 Nal quiet at s9loa 70 10 Wheat dull
irck Il + no ri fy , o. = y a9 Dc p lsI % s FOR T
.lrr; I""rHtly a. &c com steady; Pc nsy!yana
Va Hs,9 b.: Nt5.rn MjNri Tpyor's ELEVATOR, 81" :
oats og 81 w ''o@' i5c 81 E gee wa,c G54 3 ;
r'oynons r ne CIV ur5s sosi PEE Dbi Ei do
%fke'- ~ BOG l cei Hams sl1 5oaf Inula Mes,
3 -, i.N;fi pae. si3io@s 70 sn,Sca Ifsma Ioi4S
N2 ~ sell -. JIc; sa xed Ste. s43oc' d. IN
81. &C. 80 .hrrs roGlsG. 6at iac 90. +moSci ot@
- r'"'tl %tGFaos' I1fd-Wes'err Kettle 100 90.
a. .d Creamery Ezra. 32qJ5c: 80. q od 10
' - rirNn~ a Doc: " stern Dary Extra 4'~
;sna no. ,r r,or TO Cho'% isL:ie Rolls L. Pennsyl-
atKs aI unsettled; Pennsylvana. 3s0 4oc.: Western
thet.G quiet steady Nrw.lO.k Ia Cream l32
nan o!n-, To- n - do Penn vna ~fs
ac, ~ CoHec puet stcl. Sug1r-l aw- dt; Rev -
3 e. Mona A. 9'r.: standard A. 9L.c. Se,.is-Cio
ana flI quiet nud Unchanged 1tmothv quot at ~ -
cases. u o.. Wh,gev quiei: " ,otern 81 10
Wheat ow but clos ala S.' &C. G Kcd FAIL 81 d W
g 81 9;qs o. lcGllayi q oi?as 81 % Nage
HG No l. So com lower. SO nc. cash 3S1q .,S'c Feb
lover ~ ec ca.h: jLcD Msrrh RyS im. S7c Sd
hIiS ~, ady and un,hangel MhikoJ siear. - o. FORK
or Bulk Meats firm higher; Shoulders $500 i:Gjr.;
strong S5o 20 tue CT 1'He. i.Tg 49, D"GSn
Sr6," l!o1r o. bbs wheat 22oo hush corn ~ 100
~ - LuTil' Corn. 30 "u0bu-h.: oats 2n!0 bush , 49,,
noLED0 req. l.-MhrA weak Amoci Mrh.gan 81 o, 2;
M,rch - oGar; April ii 0j; MAY. : I04 No 2 H'i
@Dash u o ~ it,cei NC Corn steady; Iig,i zri
w ~ = ~ o. Dressed Hogs salr' AT the clos
81 l''1 ID I.ecrirts- Wheat 27OJO bush com s. 100
nusl az Loo bush Shipments Wheat anu Oats not
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Receipts for the week 1891 pkGs: Last work 30" ps
CORE ,uGuding week 1923 Dkgs Exports i0 TO
wee 725 kg irItaI a,d $50 L. the
incl Of CltnnIrg g1nr 2ljJ2l n. 1hcic been t
change il ter markct since Last
por. Inc l. duh ANA Dh oithol par
mar quality wont slight concession, ~ pres
Ex porter, Offering ESQ Tor G"m ~tas br"H. and yet
pte a number a iguTC mo DE
Gnunty uaIr, draws a of 2tc. strictly OF
fir kins ana tubs sell the home trade bic. Dnd h"cc
,irl 'ns a li
nm r ar now Oh 4vorcl. winch rniucr the VauH
. lc NJ gpDiH m
Y;c sweet CrcHncfteS graded abnI g. un,cr
There ~ Jnct Dut sitddy mathcl
IN Western DAIRY AMI ldrie packed goods The cDii
weather has slOiteirl the supply aDd hho ma -
are Generally held confidence; 10 pk.H
Of to W. " sod to-day al &c. but NC "Net
AZ invoices frc IA Factory goods are Il sal hi anOve
13c There "A fair .Ort movement foIl'air stcdbr on
Their merits gc for Fue but -Oc IL feacEed Tor special
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb l-l2:so m.Atnnic and Great %fsIGrn
cts mortgage trustees certificates, 03'B 10 Sec0hu o.
Erie second cons0ls 1922 NewYork Central l052 os
Central 1875; PENNSYLVANIA Central, GO X. mng Is
IoXiHN Feb IL d. n.-Atlantlc and Great western r-
mortgage trustees certificates So do second 3iH r. 70
Sois New.YOrk CeDtTa l52l9; Pennslvaan Central Co'e
Reading. 32ll a.. no,h rorev
and the account; u X bonds four cents lh~,; ne"
ives 103it: Atlan;cand Wecrn second NOR cage
trusf.es, certificates ~ y Illinois Central PcIpsNNa
ria Z, ntrai 66 Reading S2 The ancnnt 81 "A eo'
hto n q bank of England on balance today IL 49UJV -
LONDON, Feb. l. m--Pal1s alVioes au,to 'hiooP oi
cent rentes 81 francs 10 ceItles io te o s1s
IoSioX Feb LIB m-Bar silver qioteu al oI'IOl
Der - ,,...,.. an 7 o,,or ., francs
B3lo continues checks
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PROF ICE.
lExp1essy for The y. Y. Tribune by our own rcI"i'rI
For the ending February !. 1851.

Recents for the Beans, 81 pkg', Peas 90 bush
EXporIs Beans. 173 pk.s Peas. 1!3S bu.. '"Hurufi
hcit re MT" bcrr local ami -hipph d"nani nd
more inquhY fer leans to 20 West cont nd 9" mtL a
stronger feeling in me mrktt Tor NaiIp"s ans Bic n@
and pr me STOCK ilI higher tIdH last ~ees. taUco
.,aIUus can 10 ut - I2-' an !
~ - the rric. for Prime A'iioNt hDtI
lot. hay. reu- ,,lIa l
m ND Kidney Iiraus aud the market j. ;l AID
Wrak the trade Bong Il los At I 90. and
p0rtt 10 bay ~ II 49, Ire" on rhIh Wie hdury
a. also du c lower sell. There =
t 81 AZ prr.D Black Nra- and the mtfke - rNtrnc
Iv dull flcv qnotci ~ ~ hu there ~"
peas have bad rather NOR" 10
an, ~ nj STEADY IF >Oahin lack Eye WlthO.t -!
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1--WE STOCK MAnKnT.-RY rnLrnRApH.

FtFMo F"b. 1-CNTrLF- Receipts today 1900 head
toal Tor The week thus far j72O head; Tor the time
h+ week $500 held; consigned through lo Marriott
larry active ani rIa higher very chOire oia here
sales o 'io TO Choice steers al II 70 Fai to Medium
= -V~Sl o. Light Btchrrs, 81 G3H1i % oxen dub AZ
80 Mica Cows steady sales of far 20 COoddi S1G
90 CuOice. SiOGSij.
SHEEP AND LNB1- Receipts today, 5000 head total for
tArWteN ms Tar Ijj1O head for the same Tine last week
l3oOO head consigned through. cars market generally
Unchanged bj s't sales rather lower; sales Far 10 Good
Western sheep AZ - iO0tJ Choice, - I5d - 40 Extra,
- oaS1 Gji Western Lambs. $jd rs 10.
HOGS Receipts today $500 head total for tho week TINS
far 10000 hed for the time last week, lSoOO head
consigned through, ~ Market very light.
sales on Light To choice Workers nj HSj 30, Medium
an Heavy s. 70 SO 10; rigs, - 2jdSj 40.
tHlt iGO. Fob Receipts, 29OOO head shipments.
13o hrnd market opened bisk and Ion loo higher. Dnt
w'aArne a. the late arrivals came In Mixed Packing 50 10
- Light - 80 - jj Chocr Heavy, - 6rG=J % ~
BID I r SOM and refused
tATE-l'r pts g. 800 head shipments 5000 head trains
oil late Exports wanted and firm NJ - O0 - 90 ood 10
Chucr shipping - nOa<j 80. Common to Fair shipping -
dSl % butchers finn aud scarce ~ 3OQ - 30; Stockc5
and FeeifT. active ami firm. - JOGJ p.
SHEEP Receipts. l.jO Slpm 600 head market
fnirY active" rOd waptfi Texans, ~ -; Common to Ne
dlnm. ~ 1uG - 20 Choice. - %.
~. LOUIS Feb lIOuS Active and higher; Workers AMI
BaitmGe - 4j0 r. Mixed Packing sja - 40 Butch.
~ 10 t - Dd - CO. rtCcips liuO head SHIPMENTS
1900 ltad
CAuLE Active firm and Exuort Steers. - 2Jo
- - HyY shipping - G2i20 - p Light d. II - -,
Butcher, - II - Good COWS and Hciirr - 20
receipts. Suu head. sIipnrnt-. 800 hCUi.
SHEFr->rady, with GOO dennni for Choice Mnttonsi
M~lnm n tan,y range IS 7oa$j 20 receipts. 90 head;
siipnvut0 rOnr.
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CnI-InN MANNEr,-RY TELE1KNPH.


fyrHri u Feb i-l2:3O .m-Cotton Hat Kidding
Carl. Mddhng ORLEANS. Iiiad sales. 1000 bales.
,u.a1 balr. incllng }4.JOO bales Futures
pianf- L." Mod ,lausr February delivery 6'Oi do
delivery. .d dp Apri aul May delivery. J'a9i do MAJ
aud delivery trssd June And July delvcry.Casi
I1,llrCoI. Fob I-rao p. m.-Cot'on UplanGs
L.,w Nitliug cause July rnd August delivery. D4'vd
IiNLKl''1. lri. l-1p n-CUtt"n IN" Snr- e." the day
included b'i'- AmcIcah FiinIr' co1ri-ta%y; A.,
dHnr o. Uo,l ordinary 9c; receipts si7 bales sales.
is,li:4oHi. Fob. l.-Cotton quiot Mmiins l-c+ L2s
i'i to t,'t Brf,ln 20 ir,rs col,twis, i is
bales 80 uliv- -'tJ, b. 'llyi ht"N
,.uP ~ Go'i Ordinary loco 't frtru'-. l2'j haes.
;o,. i.o oa. tNioit'to Gi'at Britain 4o9 bales STOCK.
,aAas-,y ro c.en cay Nh'ihns j. e.: io%
2"' h~ ',i'r7 coAst"i'e II" o4''' s@i'" I''O Lido
Ii>d><.n. f'r cotton dull; Midflng. ll4c; Low
" .,r. 80 Uo.l Ordinary. tc.. receipts. 80 bales,
,'U.i-l,s in Lotion uui,t Midds.ng II ''.. Low
i""s 40 ~. H."i uldh-iy. -. nee '''''OI -''7o
inu.,,ilf. I'.1 l.--rpttn ,iuI. ,nt!.mr. II &c
,,.s 80, Dal,, .4pn,rh,s. og' o4!e'. scs lojO bales
'' I'.,. Qui.; Mb''ln;. ,ic Low NH
..r lu.c ,,noi oID.u..t In,.. net r'9'. ''1 ba'-
a,~. -lt bales. Ahc-, 900 bales s'o,~
>tw.oasAv-., Feb Ico't.n ea"' M'a,laE 49, u ~.
~. bir- sr.s. ,.rI lies 'Nl.fis To Gi'T a ,
IT,. 80 i,s ,'' a 10 90 Sa@s -'ot. 3?I5
NoRfoih. -, l.-to;ion dun Mimn"r l'c; net
,,..fr 49," hair,; strs So n'r'. stock liz bali"
M,:in ~ -. Good ouhlar,. 1c n, rc rpt. -
l,- rro4 .1l u4l.- sr, b.. hai,s sluncrs. "a Ac'.
~A@,S'tL },b I-coto. ou.-t. MNi,ne l!e'. Low
hl w. rIpn,- ,oastwi,c. 235 Az, sales. 100 bAc, Lat
"yonns 'ot hE' .. m +tI nH 81, ,, ,,a ,ov Al,
ding. lo'c: ,o" ordinary. 80 i",1.s i'h1 ,.iir,;
Va &,n>eso>. Fob. COTTON duA: Mliiing. lc: Log
hAl ntOcA. t.IJf bales.
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six interest the outstanding certificates OF prof
- Will be- paid the holders thereof OF their legal represent
tatly,s on ana Tuesday, the Isl Of February
Tho outstanding certificates OF tr issue * 1915 VIII be re-
dceef and paid the lOers Thereof their lesh repre-
and after Tues aY the lst Oi February neXt
from winch date all interest thereon will The ccrh
Gates to be produced payment, cancelled
dividend Of 90 per cent IA declared the net earned
premium, company the yCai ending 5lst of pecem.
brr l~u winch certificates VIII be issued On anu after
TUESDAY the 81 OF May
By Uricr vi Ia, lizard. j. II. CHAPMAN, Secretary
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financial.
NOTICE.

A Ii who are interested in railroad business
~ and mileage statistics $40 Ill rot TIE TRIBUNE AL
MANIAC Tor 1881 ". prc3 - cents by malt
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iOinter Resorts.

A TLANTIC CITY, \. J.
n THE DENNIS
arsLclass Hotel ali the year. heated thro9sholE
elect. az Jel.s. gas and cold saA-w1ter b 'thS
Slluatsl uearer ocean tan any winter iccsa
Jos. II. BOTTOM. Proprietor.
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~ OAIOL'
Notice H. hereby given NJ the stockholders
Ct HE WESTERLY / NlOE TELEGRAP COMPANY IS
He'd ana viii lee hell AT the office Of the Company az 1917
EToadWlY III the tityO NewIOTS on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary fO the purpose o eng prop sOn
the pi.h tins mpIuy. with tho
terms OF ceIin agreement be TINS Company and tue
Am rcah CnYl Teleg dph CnI ANY anl the Atiitc aud
alc ce.r ph Co pdrg, approved and accepted by tho
BOId o. Directors " tbs COuySiy ths lvth OF Janu.
1881, he iu OF eight hundred thousand
OF one hutl'c i dollars each.
New-lOrk. Jal. l0th. l-Sl.
NORNIE GREEN.
W. II. NANDENBIET,
L. D. MORGAN, IL
AUGUSTUS -CfIELL,
HAM'L +. BARGCh
WI. H. BI"HOP.
H. URkEE
c. VANDERBILT
SAIL A. MUNSON, Directors.
WILSON q. RUNE
ANSON SrAGAR
IN. VAN HORNE.
II. NICK. TWOHBLY,
JOSEPH HARKER
l.. ID. WOR ESTER
JAMES. II. BANKER,
join Il. DUFF,
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CHEESE.

Receipts for week. 81. boxes last week 49,
1xcs: corresponding weeF last year. ia boxes EAp"Is
iO,72G boxes tlinc ycir %t''Jl
boxes Liverpool quotations. nfner at 64s ne cnhunn,l
OF Creamery SKINS
norias yey cautious and the maud tIs n lls Ncrk hs
e. There fancy lOh OF cHDcT
l4C but That nguie cannon D. yea
Ill IN exceptional either to MI positive cto or Ter
co. ,ncv stDCk or small from the homo trade IN lac
~ ia very hard do much business al l"4c ar NO
~ 40 ,or shin ere Is small when they pay aD"v"
Lc Medium and CRATES continue IN 'mahd but 70
c@n1 sale- shOw reducui Of hD2o per 10 L. prices !he
.r eeiinp iu fine goods IL partially attflDuJ"u IN tho
n'1tn''d a., ,ha Nediutn grade Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

,,,s Gar tle week 327Dkgs: ast week. 4lo pkG% cor
,esondnr week last year o.I1z pkgs the ilctuaHh'
~ stool kt fplO"lHs
oar ast report Fresh Eggs were Gro ir e no 20 I,
oas1u III ,,ire Yesterday FINE Mark oi western Ihe
sS 10 day mas nor loo ing IN the Ikrt ana no
nnT was In e had thus afternoon undnr 800 I""
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IT.. following were the receipts md shipments al
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-uay'
psce;n,s Shipments

The following shows the exports (exclnsivs o.
snecie) from the port of NewYorh to toregn ports
spr the week ending February l, and since the
haginning of the year. compared with the cor
resnonding periods of previous years:
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Receipts for The week. 27a ules last week, ?l3 bales
corresponding week last year 2l2 bales txtoris inr
hira MIr,c que' but hr'n Exporters are
buvng come lois Choice Z2a33r and Low Grade at
about Jc Foreign adyices favorable The continued
cold weather has tsseci tie demand ot Al0 ami peer very
materially and there much less brewing than usual mere
Il t refine tie demand from NAT most Dle"
ers have IL hand. Quotations.:
Choice 70 2d23 ~tItr. fOOI TO Good.
no. t;nod 10. old. all grONths.... Ia -
Do Fair TO Good ......l00 ~ Eastern y W. ~
Va Ia '-t..---. ~ n -
Do Prime 79.lIa1S Fauhc Coast, sO.....lU@2I
SKIM
The a1vices the London renortcd labI WePh
have tendency to strengthen holders yiows for BelV
wna feeling steady fT Muskrqt ThoTe Ia lnr u'
ma d H., ali sorts 1t prices Quotations Tor lnme
SKINS only q ana eel at THEN relative values based
upon the priceOf NJ. J:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

Ohio good 10 primc.l2 al2SI
DO. FAIR to Good Ill a ~
DO. .ialf skinmcd.- . dIO
TO. full skimmel.. ) Il 81
WiscOpnin line. .....l3A ~ =
DO. good 70 pii ue...l2iSa is
DO. fair 10 good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

FRUITS ANU BERRlT--FElsH
Of AIfle, 80 lib There f. no im0rovtmrir
VIII IN the tppc rte gIclt do Of frozen si"rk
u selling soc 4 > Dbl Which tends to wrIken INC
pr ~ good lots There good of7 of
GrJprs oirrInl. AMI entirely n0nn There -
SON demand Choice Bright c0iOIci q augcs at IHth'
but the invoices have slow sale ana
S,tw improvements Crlnbc lies IN very mOcIdto bednu
and nr.ros aLo balr.y stealy Qu0ialonA
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

A ttorney at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
Il Practices in the Courts of Mason county, the
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia and the United
States DiStrc, Court for this State. Prompt attention
given to the collection Of claims. Office near the Court
House jan. 49, IsSo-Iy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

ToMLINsoN s. poLsLEy,

Il sant, West Virginia. practice in the County Of Ma.
son. the United States Dstrie, Court for West Virginia
and in the Supreme Cour, Of Appeals Of West Virginia
no Prompt attention given to the collection OF claims
entrusted to them. Address, Point Pleasant, W. Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

ttorney at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia
a PrasticeS in the County OF Mason; the Unitct
States District Court for West Virginia, and in the Su
preme Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia M Promp
attention given to the collection Of claims ian II
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JOHN L. TININIs,

A ttorncy at Law and Notary Public, Poin,
a Pleasant, West Virginia. viii practice in the
Courts Of Mason and Putnam counties, and attend
promptly TO all business entrusted to him
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KNIGHT q COUCH.

ttorneys ut Law will practice in the counties of
a Mason and Putnam. Address E. b. Knight, at
Charleston, West Virginia, James II. Couch. Jr, at
PoRt Pleasant West Virginia. gS-Mr. Couch Is No.
tary Public for Mason county.
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A TrORNEY AT LAW, Point Pleasant, Yves, yir.
a ginia, will practice in the u S. District Court. in
the State Supreme Court and the Circuit Courts Of the
mch 2S-iy
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w. 2. NEALE, M. D.

OFFICE Main street, between ad and id: residence,
v Main street, between 6th'and 9TH. Attends prompt.
y to all calls whether day or night When not pro.
eSSionay engaged can always be found at his Office.
jams, IS7o-ry.
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JOHN W. ENGLISH,

ttorney at Law, will practice in the Courts of Ma.
a son, Putnam and Jackson and in the Court Of Ap.
peals Of West Virginia Address Point Pleasant Mason
county, West Virginia. Ijan s,is79-Iy