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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-16

Ma. EDIToR, In reply to your anonymous cor
respondent, I will ask him if brewing is not a
profession, what is it
There are, no doubt, many beer-makers (but
how many brewers will we find among them)
who have picked up " the making of beer by
seeing how it is done, and go about their work
the same as a cook would make a pudding, so
much of this, that, ETC., but do they know the
component parts of their production. or tell
whether q beer will turn out good or bad, and
correct it when all is not going satisfactory. L
have seen many rews go down the sewer, simply
because the brewer did not know at what rate
they were fermenting. 1t takes as long to be-
come an expert brewer as it does a good physic-
ian or lawyer. 1 confess 1 learn more every
brew / make.
As regards specific gravity, 1 stated it in the
most simple manner. The English standard
saccharometer is computed from u barrel of go
gallons-the American barrel being 80 gallons.
When beer is weighed it is commonly spoken of
as being so many pounds. Spirits when tested
by the hydrometer are reckoned by percentages,
being lighter and beer heavier than water.
As your correspondent wants to know the pro-
portions of ingredients contained in ale, 1 can
only answer that it depends on the specific gravity
of the same, but I will undertake to brew an ale,
not to weigh more than 20 pounds by the
saccharometer-which on analysis shall be found
to contain 80 per cent. saccharine, Is per cent.
hops, alcohol, glucose or starch, the other so
per cent. being water. So if half only is water,
where can the IA ounces to the pint come in, a
pint containing 10 ounces.-I am. etc.,
BENJAMIN l.. LEE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-16
What the People Say.

We invite expressions OF opinion from the public upon
all subjects Of general interest for insertion under this
mead Of the ADVERTISER. Such communications should
be authenticated by the name OF the writer ~ q qua
rantee Of good faith, bat not necessarily for publica-
ton.
Our object Is to offer the fullest opportunity for q variety
of popular discussion and inquiry.
To all inquirers We shall endeAVor to furnish informa-
tion Of the most complete character on any subject In
which they may be interested.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-07

Afts0r-GYNEIAl. O. O. HOWARD ON Gov
trNoe HugImAY AND TIE SOCIH. Last
Thmr-dav evening the New York City Bap-
Hs. social Union celebrated lis twelfth an
niycr.gry by zig dinner NJ DclmonicO's.
Tra hundred and fifty persons pagtool OF
lie ianauct. General O. .. Howard, of
Wet Point. and Rev. Or. Dickinson, OF
Richmond. Va. were the invited speakers.
General Howard said A" A. ! ain TO BE- fol-
lowed Isl "a southeIner, let me say that in
my lrdemeut there f. no longer any rca-
sos ff further trouble between the Sec
lions. The ola ISSUES over which we have
ioa.ht are settled forever. When ] met
Nirainia'. Governor Governor Holiday.
in Hampton. Va. and grasped liz hand
and hend his patriotic words--each OF u.
having lost M arm on the field OF battle
Sell fisi sge were indeed one people
Or. Dickinson. alluding 90 this point
said: The General d right There l. no
need - further sectional trouble-Wc are
brofh,l.-bui there is need Of earnest and
concerted effort 30 repair The ruin that the
little trouble We have had has inflicted
upon solne sections Of our country" lie
then spoke Of the Frightening outlook IN
iho south. Dr. Dickinson raised q ,00 ioi
Richmond College, Hon. Isaac {. johnson
leading OF with a check Tor 500.
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rorty-seyenth COngress-Tirst session.
WASHINGTON, February c, 1852.
SENATE.

rJlNA t.
Petitions for woman's suffrage were pre-
scnted from various .tales.
By Nh. Hoar: From citizens Of Massa-
chusctts, "a whom 1891 are residents Of
Boston.
BY Mr.. Hawley: one on the subject OF
ciyil-service reform.
MIR. Morgan. from the Committee on
Pubic Lands, reported iayorably, with
amendments. the bin granting right 81 way
over The public lands in Alabama, and 10
grant land. 10 said State in aid OF the Gulf
and Chicago Airline Railway Company.
NJ Plumb, on behalf Of the minority Of
the committee. said they would present
their views in opposition 70 the bill here
after.
Mr.. Morrill,. from the Committee Oh Pub
lie Buildings. reported iayorably Senate
bill authorizing and directing the purchase
by the Secretary OF the Treasury, for pub
lie use. OG the Freedmen Bank property,
and real estate and parcels OF ground adia-
cent thereto, belonging 10 the Ireedmen's
savings and Trust Company, located on
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
Mr.. Morrill, having secured IT. immediate
consideration. stated that the bin was iden-
Teal with the one reported in the last Con-
gress by Mr.. Pugh that il proposed TO pay
not ihe actual cost Of the building (S2js,-
600. hut $3.50, 900, and that in his opinion
the property was worth to-day $4,000
more. Passed.
a bin was introduced by MIR. Hawlcy, Of
Connecticut, retiring Quariermaster-Gene
raj Meigs with the rank and pay OF major
general.
Mr.. Morgan offered concurrent resOlu-
/ ton Us follows: "That tie increasing
commercial intercourse between the peopl,
OF Mexico snd the United States, and th,
relations Of friendship and goodwill be
tween the two great republics now so hap
PLY existing aud so gratifying 10 the PEG
: - q 5~tA eoaltf.~s, r----..- :. Iropsi Tia
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T'rnI.ce.

PARIS. February Gin the Chamber OF
Deputic, to-day NJ. Cranct Republican
interpella.ed the Government in regard TO
the revision Of the Constitution. lie urged
the ministry to undertake the matter. NJ.
dc Frcycinct. president Of the Council, re-
piled that the revision bill was the work OF
the House. and therefore il was not Tor the
Government 10 present f.. lnsupcrabie
Obstacles" he said. "stood I'm the way Of
immediate revision. but the Government
would undertake the matter when the pro-
Der time camc." A resolution cOnfdmg i'm
Che declaration Of the Cabinet, and in their
resolve 10 realize the reforms demanded.
WAS adopted by e vote Of 2S7 10 &C.
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Fires oI, sunday.

a fTc causing q damage Of $4,000 oc-
Cured on sunday in the ianey-soods store
o. l.Aac TAYLOR. IN Willigmsbrg,.N. y.
Brre Brothers' steam laundry. a. Titus
VILE Penn, employing fifty hands. wa
burned sunday. The loss Is $4,000; in-
surauc,. $4,000.
a lyc broke out at Hiehtstown. y. j.,
SUNDAY. IN Downs d Finch's satisfactory.
dc.rroving IL. Aaron Dawes dentist e.
Enlistment. David Nort0n's blacksmith
shop, Knights ci Pythias Hall. and Nh.
Masee'- clearinghouse were also burned.
,. .,fic1lf 500 GOO
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

HVNhaif ftpiadis vs toN~'
sALBs-TIRsT BoARD.-s9sI50 Virginia de-
fcrTcd ~ IsA: fO52.32 Virginia black scTfp a.
81; $500 Richmond city S. at 1884,; LOCO
AtIIpsa and Charlotte Railroad income G's n
a2z: $50 shares Atlanta and CharJo.,e Railroad
lB. CD az So 80 shares Charlotte. CoIlnnbIa and
Aussusta Railroad oi II, 10 do. az 7O, shares
Richmond and DaEyille Railroad stock Al $50.
SECOND TOAnD.-l2 shares Charlotte Coiasabia
and Augusta Railroad tB. c. at 72. 10 ~. tll. G.
at "A: 10 sisars Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad at 10 20 shares Petersburg Rai,FOad at
CO., 80 ao. AZ 80, 80 do. at J0s, 10 do. ~ 3o's
10 shares Richmond and hleghauy Railroad a.
3Os, 7 do. nj 80 1000 North Carolina consirI.r-
A.
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FInrine Ili.asfer..

LONDON. February G.-Tbe British
steamer Cosmo. last reported from Scbasta-
pol, from Calvert ria Norfolk, has
ioundcred in the Black sen. Ten corpscs
have washed ashore from the vessel near
kilia.
The Swedish bark Asia,ELiycrpool. for
Pensacola. wa, passed on The lst instant
abandoned and water-logged. No trace OF
the crew.
OrEENsT0wN. February G.-The Rus
sian bark Argo. Reasacl. for Dublin. has
arrived with q lost wheel and rudder
damaged.
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Another Of the Gibbons ChiIdren's
MurdereY-S Sentenced.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, February Ca spe-
cial dispatch TO the Times star from Cat
letisburg, NY, says: "William Neal was
TODAY sentenced 10 he hanged April 18th
for the murder OF Fannie Gibbons al Ash
land. ny. Neal made q speech. protesting
his innocence. Ellis Graft, who was con-
victed Saturday. viii be sentenced to-mor-
row, probably to be executed on the same
day A. Neal"
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Retired from The Turf.

ClxCxNAT1, February G.-Tbe Times
Star las the following special:
Louisville, h., February O.-At the
Campbell-Slreet Christian church last
niehi Rev, Mr.. Nancey called for sinners
70 step forward. General Abe Buiord
was the first 10 step ont and be baptized.
lie announced that he would retire per-
mancntly from the tul1.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE pisPArcH FROM ALL POINTS,

Washington News and GOSSIP pc congressional
Mauers--ArchbishopP Purcell Reported PAIL
Drowning Accident in Mississippi
Another OF she Ashland Ky Wnrdcrcrs
Sentenccd--Sale OF a Florida Railroads.
Convicted Fclan Attempts his Own Liir-
Iuartcrmaster-Gcncr Neigs Retired;
Ills Successor Appoinrd-Ncw Paymasfer-
General Observation-Disclosures Decisions
by che Court OF CIaims-Disastcrs M Sea
A Brutal Wiic-Murder In Utica. =. "
Interesting Foreign News, sc.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEERrAnn G, 1852.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEEEUAI.Y G, 1852.
ARRIVED.
Steiner Qua Dominion. Walker. New York,
merchandise ana passcngcrs- &. W. Alien Co.,
agents.
steamer Ashland Carr, philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passenger .. ". Nee a11ck. agent
steamer kanaNrlia, Greenwood. En.t0n, Hight,
Che-tUer kc and Ohio Railway OmpnlF.
Schooner Unity X. Dwyer, -, Baltimore, grain-
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan. Kelly. New York, mercbap-
disc aud passengers, g.. ". a Zen 90.
steamer faulta. Eunnell, philadelphia merchan-
disc and passengers. d. y. hcCarrick, agent
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United States mails l.. ID.
lafuin. agent.
Brig HouwcIa Ger, Hcuye. Iio Grandc % ss'i.
-four.
schooner ROxanna. Redmond, Norfolk, mcr-
chamdi-t. GurriC A 90.
schooner Abhio Bcar.lcy. Parkc-. Boston, slaves.
lheSape1kc and ohio Railway Company.
schooner Lille Falkcnbur,. grosslcy, New York
ri0 CLiCklhrmmy. wood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-07

New ORLEANS. February G.-Fernand
Brance. nineteen years old, eldest OF
three brothers. now under sentence OF five
wears Imprisonment for killing +. c. Mix,
.Ir.. tried 60 Kill himself last night in the
parish prison by shooting Himself with 4
pistol, which he had managed TO obtain.
The wound i not considered dangerous.
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Especial foi gram 70 thc Dispa.ch.l
BCF0RD.vILE, Va, February G.-Nrs.
Frances 4. Buiord, widow Of The late
Captain Pa-chal Buforj, died yesterday ai
her residence, near here. In the eighty
fourth year oi her age.
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Kicked His wife 10 Death.

UTICA, y. y February @.-Johh
Walsh. a saIoon-keeper OF Little Falls.
kicked his wife to death in the presence OF
their four children Yesterday afternoon.
Walsh Is supposed TO be nh eX-eonViet IRON
Australia. and 10 have drowned his first
wife. lie Is now locked up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-07

~. Louis, February 6.-An explosion
Yesterday afternoon Of . large tank IN East
st. Louis, and situated north OF the Ma
tional stock-yards, almost completely de-
molished the building. john Casseea was
killed, and Jerome Tyler and John Meyer
hopper were severely injured. Loss, sl5,-
600
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LEXE q ALnEN.s roVR.

I LNE * ALDEN'S
! PEESNNAILN-CoND CTEn TOUR,
ITfIJ-DfNC All ENpENsfs.
PALACE CARS. tlRSf-CLfs- HOTELS.
CAERLAGE-RiDf> FIRE. FOR SiGiil -SfE-
lNif. TIC.
LEAVING ElCHhDND FEBRUARY lTru.
STr1f0N i-Ni i,lng Augusta, Sav1nnah Fer
naudiuu. jack eoufii'c So. Augustine, - TAXA, IN
terpflse. tiIiue vile. Cedar lie, View oricins -.
Lpiis, CiucuEal thirty days frst-class ifls-
cling, ~9uO.
SECTION 2--Ecturns from Florida eta tharies-
t.n. Niscm. Augusta. Atlanta. Charlotte. and Dtn-
Viuc-iwcuty- g. days brst-claas travelling elI1-
ALSO, GRAND Person ALLl-CoNDUCTED
TOUR.
LEAVING NEW DIRK FEBRUARY 2sTu,
TO ca BA.
Exposition 80 Natau2as. tire Caves OF krlie Mare
and ito Niuniri valley. TIE gity 81 lnvsna thence
% Florida. visiting lc0ar keys. Jacksonville -.
Augustine. pll,fk-. Enterprise, feruandlna, "a
Vlnnal. aud Augusta. Ca.
stofcurrc ioir from Richmond. incla ding all
expense. ttJ1.
Tor programme, and IN par lcular cal u
GAKBLE's IIthLT-oFtlCE-
g. 7.0I1l2.1iNl1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-07

Lilulo CoMPASY's Coca BEEF TONIc.-
L" rs patients derive marked and decided
benefit from H." says Professors NJ. tarno-
chan. NJ. d.. ProfessOroi Surgery, New York
Medical College. For bad taste ia the
mouth. bad breath, heartburn, pain IN
stomach and bowels, lattllency, eonstipa-
lion, symptoms Of dyspepsia and broken
down digestion,) II Is invaluable. Also
valuable Ia blionsnees, malaria, debility,
monthly suffering. liver complaints. and
s.cs s.eesa11aa.she. Beware o. ccnn.esfcs's.
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Three persems Drownea.

NEW YORK. February "a Nicksburg
Miss special saws: Mr.. Lappington, his
sister, and little daughter, While going to
church In Union county Yesterday, Grove
.14.s Ew3ucu s.le.n Ia &c AZ aIe" Ao,l.
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Railroad Meeting Crime nBc Casual
~ tn Weldon. n. e..
Ispccial telegram 70 the Dispatch


PETERsBURG, Va, February C.-Af Q
called meeting OF the stockholders of tbe
Petersburg Railroad Company held here
to-day the exchange Of old sccond-mort-
gage 3 per cent. bonds OF the company,
amounting 10 100000, fori new-issue G per
cent. bonds, was perfected on satisfactory
terms.
At Weldon. n. C.. Saturday night. Rufus
Field (colored) was shot and seriously
wounded in the leg while attempting to
steal Il hog.
Edmond Jones (colored). one Of the party
stationed to watch for thieves, was also
shot in the leg by one Of his companions
while pursuing the thief.
Iliy Associated Press.l
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
PETERSBrRG, VA, February G.-EphTaim
Fields was fatally shot at Weldon. y. c.,
Saturday night by Waterman named Gray
Latham. lie was committing depredatiOns
on the premises OF T. l.. Emery.
Several men were on the watch fOr
Thieves, and while moving in the dark a
Waterman named Richardson was mistaken
for 2 thief. and was painfully shot in the
leg.
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IiY Associated Ire77. J
NEDTTTrp ACgDr-NT
From Norfolk.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. February G.-James
Thomas (coloTed), fugitive ielon from
Richmond. Is in jail here.
The post-oiiicc at Bowers Hill has been
closed, the postmaster being down with
smallpox.
The sanitary authorities in Norfolk pro-
nomce the city free o. smallpox to-day.
The remains Of the late Thomas Nash
will be- taken to New York tomorrow.
Thy Associated Pres
NORFOLK. Va. February G.-Thomas G..
Nash. Of tIc firm 81 kicks & Nash. cotton
buyers, died has; night u congestion Of the
lungs. lie was a director Of the Norfolk
and Portsmouth Cotton Exchange, and was
formerly q member OF the firms OF Reid d
Nash; Darrell q Nash, Of New York; one
OF the founders of the New York Produce
Exchange. and char.er-member Of the New
York Cotton Exchange.
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Railroads.&c..

Pensacola, Fla, February G.-The
Pensacoia and Blrinea- railroad was sold
to-day under q decree Of Chanccry Court,
and was bought ly W. j. Mccormick.
George II. HaZiehUr,t, oi Georgia. was q
I,fIE.r
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ClNuNNAII. February G.-The news az
the Cathedral to-day is 10 the effect That
Archbishop PURCELL health j. failing. lie
j., q, the Ursulinc Convent, in Brown
co1fpfv Ohio
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rs Telegraph.


INV YOuE. February 6.-NooH.- locks dnil
aud Lower. Money. pr cent. ENthuige-L0nR'
asa: short. 4-4'. ~ia-e bonds inactive. except
flr cuu,-.et'-. which are IN demand. Gos ,rD-
meut- irregular. ,..
ErfHiHg.-t.Ncflaugr. 49,. Government r. =. tN!
anI unch3ngea: ueW D.. lO2 p; new = ., III b :
now as. rs. Money AND l-63 percent. ~ les
5ulI and generally lower. Treasury balance
Coin. T76.49O: currency. -i.J-J.
ia. trfn
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UrGIyAEDs AND POOL.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BILLIARD
y AND POOL-I iBLEs-l beg leave % 9n-
uorucp o. iho-e who indulge in the games of BIZ
LIZARDS and POOL that ! nave Just pu. up
THREE NEW AND HANDSOME BiLLlaED-
TABLES at N0.l3I4 Main street whore would
"a dad 10 hove mv friends and the public 10 call
T.. T-If PETER EUKEE.
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ARCHITECTS.
RtIIWAY SUPPLIES. dc.
C0t-TuFRE RAILWAY SUPPL
- COMPANY,

COt-TUFRE RAILWAY SUPPLY
- COMPANY,
THONA~ e.. Ply TON. PhEsIpESl
tTOHCF %. GAINES. TNEAsvhht;
aFDRGF ". ARCHER, sEcEEIAN1i
- - .',1,,ri, FofvTrrTTH sIuLET, EErWEEh
MkTN AID ttEN sIl.ILt-. So
,,trpo,T NAgIuNf~T--. MINERS. SAW
u ,MiiIiL.and STEAMBOAT SUPPLIES cfc'cr}
desert ifi0n; " 49,. ,-t ts,1,f,,.. .,., q
NJ 'tss..i'i,1 Conmny'- RIHiER BkLllN1'
rlSKING. H0sE, NULCANlrE' EMERY
WHEELS. Nc.; t ,,.,.. r,t,sq
cr,t1n & knight Manufacturing Company - = /
vi ',oa.KsE-TANNED LEATHER BETTING, ~.
Ar,osfreue patent adjustable and 3Ils
Iiehie BROTHER RAlIRo Al'-, W As.0N,' Dohi i
nTTCHER's SCALES and TEsIi N Sc " " \
CHINES; Also. thr cele 9;, W. 81
REL sPtti ~ arg o.. A. ,,N.5sirhl Stee Forge
n l.. COURTNEY, iE.,
GEORGE B. GAlNtH hahAS'ia'
Qate with smith ) EadAl'
e.
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ALSO. GRAND PERSON ALLY-CoNDUCTED
TOUR.


T. L K o + I! [fg-%
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave Non
York APRIL y. JUN 3. and jl ~ ], 1889.
.ull particulars ln special PAMPHLET sent free
ON application. PAS@AoE Ia MI .y Al Al
I.AhIIs STEAMERS. special facIliicr for ~
curing GOOD BEETIfs. TOURIST TIGHTS
for individual travellers ID ElEOPL ~ AZ route,
az reduced rate.
COOKS ENCURSIONIST with maps, by mail.
90 CENTS THOMAS COON * cNN,
2Gl Broadway. New Ork. fosi-Oiicc linN loll.
C.A.BAEATTONI Manager. IA 7-cod4D
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.

lust ARRIVED AND FOR SALE AT
~ LOWEST RATES. .
iunl, 10 T.. 81. FOX.
No.I7Us Franklin street., Richmond, Na.
a. --Tfr
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HAVE SEEN =. s. :. sI6P the hair from
falling out in a short time wonderful effects
in all skin or Blood diseases. W. II. Pat
terson, Druggist, Dallas, Texas. Price, -
and ~ - Der bottle.
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MULES AND HORSES.

~ onenea WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
,l "a. n5sI - M No 1888 Franklin street. liehs
mond. Va. where Will Keep EeSSd , MP s .,
w ", ~, a." 1NuE NJ P.CF Win do all Ia his power
man, ~, Each aud all fir and square dealing. my
person not finding what :hey wSni ~ my r,neIs.
can hIa ,l h,h a nay headquarters for buying,
ha1,i AZ nat IN the order 70 suit hen both IN
Quality and price they need no, "a s.s s slssd
I've tnt 1i.e extensive business In the mule
and hnrss i'ne ~ '" uEUaCE ~. KENNETH.
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Hor-BED SASH. Ae.

SASH,
salaria quality, a bottom prices.
wnITEHrIsr 4 OWEN,
Manufacturers of SASH Blinds. Doors &e-,
Twelfth street between Canal and BYRD
- lS-@asl-A
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, February 6. 1892.
SALES.
WUra T.-Whitc. 2G bushels very good q; 2 l.'-'
Mixed. - bushels flir nc Sl.40.
(0EE.-N mtc. IO bushels prime nc -ot.
0ATS.-52 bushels mixed 40 6vc.; ia btehcls
very good winter "a sac. 80,
dlinl, il &C.: lCT uiddhng, lie.
IiGur.
Ftour-Wo guo:c: Zinc, S4.j0eso; extra.
si,n.rinc. @C.25f $3.50; common tmil.- FfH
500: choice family, s5@r4.
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RAITIMnRE LIYE-sTOaK MARKFT.

active: closed dun and r.. higher. very bcsl- 81
0e6se.: hrs, qusIiiy. 5s@5ssc.; medium, s'stT
54c.; ordinary. 2ao.4r.. most Of the sales were
from 8, ~ e.c.: receipts 1887 head: sales. 93s
head. ewino-Fair supply: moderately FAIR de-
mlnd quD tatiOns Sltr Zoe. rccel us al head
The recstefs of sheep aud lambs were 2,Oj9 head !:
quotatiurl Sheep, 5kei &C.. lambs. "a 6te.
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NEw YORK COTTuN FUTCEE-.

NEW YoHK, February 6.-tottpn-Nct re-
ccipts leo baics: eTp-s. 2,52i bales. futares
closed steady: sales. 1860 u balcs: Fcbruary.
~ l.sqMsl 30: Msrcn. -l&og@S l2.tu; April.
Sl2.7INsi2.72: july. si2.ss@ sl2.s5: AuRtst-
sl2.94@+l2.95 september. el2.33e tl235;
Oclol.eT. S11.7Jmsl1.7B November, sIl.c9cD
SLIGO; December, 81 i.6I@sllG
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MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE. Ees,ruary 6.--Flou dull, What
steady No. 2. s,ff. .3Os cash February BOZ:
March, sI.3Is. Corn steady. with fair demand;
higher. Mess pofk. 1890 cash and February.
ais rs Sarch. Lard. a. 35 cash and February,
sif45 March. Hogs quiet nj Sol o@eo.s0.
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BALTIMORE.
baltimore. February G.-F irgina deferred
49,: cOnsols. ~ second series. 3- iu-i-pue
coupons. so new lu-4O's 40. bid to-day.
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uaRsEs. MILES. dc.

nor SALE. HORSE, DRAl, 5sc
h an HARNESS. sound ana gentle 80 ,.
I.....Lr. M No. 30 south lon-Ler-lt --I.c-. -
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON. February 6.-THe claim u
u. X. Dillon, of New York, formerly Of
Savannah. Ga. in connection with the
steamer Amazon, was again revived in
Congress by the introduction OF bin ly
Rcpreseriativc Black. OF Georgia, 10 au-
thorizc the Court OF Claims to adiudicatc
the claim oi Dillon for compensation for
fhe use of said steamer hy the Government
from March 3. 1850, 10 june 1, 1865.
Representative King. OF Louisiana. in
troducod n bin today appropriatine $1,000
10 be expended by the Department Of Az
ucuhmc in investigating the origin and
spread 81 Charlton i'm animals.
The Secretary OF the Treasury viii to-
morrow issue the 1OSth call for the redemT-
ton OF continued per cent. bonds 10 an
amount not to exceed 100000, 200, the prin-
cipal and accrued interest on which will be
made payable about the 1st OF April next
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