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j usr RECEIVED

Jusr RECEIVED
MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10Th AND STREETS.
essmEflste rs IF REAL yr SALcyTTA AND ENGLISH
f s9l line ,s e p pr pff AsR ALPACA COATS.
only panic stricken wholesale market can enable
US to do.
magnificent line Of wHIfiE AND FANCY VESTS,
sizes from SO to So cheap.
fresh invoice of SUITS hss For BOYS from to IT,
SnSep 81 Is ), S surprise the most
A fresh ip-oice Of those blue HI FLANNEL SUITS at
=. to. which gave such Satisfaction before. -
ss sFss L: s 5r 5 saa s sess patterns
sse Sar rai SUITS
reinforcement Of the assortment Of FINE SUITS AT
sss s9 w. which cannot DO bought elsewhere under
Some more Of those splendid BLACK CLOTH SUITS
at$ls.O0 worth $4,000
e ts s; 1sS asE !. snAsE ns!s
Some mora of those fine YACHT CLOTH SUITS which
went so readily at $500.
More Of those TEN DOLLAR INDIGO FLANNEL
SUITS; worth $500.
THE MISFIT: STORE
Corner 10th and F Streets.
Make No Mistake, and come to CORNER 10TH AND
7 T , dHlhl a., IKE every success. THE MIsFIT
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DON'T BUY A JERSEY

Until you have examined our Stock We have not re.
duced our Prices from SO to S. a. "a So
In fact have not reduced prices at all except to
make our S. Jersey S4 so. But guarantee to help
you buy Jersey at the lowest price made by any House.
and we do 1t in this way:
If you buy Jersey. or. in fact anything else from
and afterwards the style elsewhere at ees
price. bring back to and simply say 81 would
like the price Of this garment refunded to me- and no
objection will be made, but you will he handed the
money at But prefer to have you look every
where else and then do yourself the favor to examine
our stock.
We will not importune you to buy neither will we ask
you one price and take another; but will politely
show you our goods (and they will include some styles
which you have seen elsewhere), and quote you our
price-and it will be the price which we are willing
to guarantee, and which are willing to refund,
you SO request
We prompted to write this to let you know that
While We are not afraid OF competition, we cannot and
will not. have two prices Neither will we mark an ar.
tlce In the window price at which we are not will ng
to sell exact Duplicates inside the store or even the
marked one in the window. ii you SO request.
We don't do any canttake-it out Of the window
thafs-the- last one we-have business. When we make
price. we make an honest price, which pays profit:
but If our price is cut in way which does not seem
straight we sometimes forget what the really was.
The Manufacturers say We buy from them twice az
many Jerseys as any other House in Washington. We
buy to SELL not to keep and sales them are in
creasng constantly. Remember, however in this mat
ter that we are an interested party and don't believe
word we say unti-you have proved it to be true.
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The returns from the county end municipal
elections in Virginia We terd.y so far as received
do not Indicate any mlterial change In political
sentiment since last H. As q rule, both parties
SEEN 10 have bel their own pretty evenly. The
cealiti6nists We carried Winchester, tut their
gain there is of5et by the qTo31bls loss of Rock
fn5ham county. 1t Is quite probable that returns
from The out-oi-tle-way counties may show some
gains for the coa!i;ionist@ rs they went into the
flgAt IN much tier shape than their opponents
TAe dis7rgaHZaj state o. the democracy is 50
patent ant 20 plainly an element OF weakness as
against trained political tlcticiaa like Malone,
Tat gcneral rcorEan!z lton is TO be attempted
for the approaching stIta campaign. The trouble
with the Virginia democracy IS that their plan OF
organic ton Is always IL the future tense
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A. SAKS l. CO.,
ilRT WAISTS in all the newest shades.

STRICTLY ONEPRICE CLoTHIERs AND TAILORs.
m25 GIG AND 31s SEVENTH STREET.
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Among the benefits AM blessings conferred upon
New York city people by the completion of the
East liver DTlige, it is not to be overlooked that
:h"y can reach the sanctuarics OF Beecher and
Taimage at less cost and less trouble than
formerly,
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The Post and the Republican both advise the
boat clubs TO reconsider their action p0stponing
the regatta until October. In fact there is but one
opinion In the community on the matter
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The ladies OF Alexandra yesterday turned out to
do battle, at the polls for local option, and to-day
they enjoy the proud satisfaction OF contemplat-
Ing victory won mainly through their efforts
T5oy had organized for thorough canvass, an /
details Of faiF temperance advocates guarded every
poiling-piace. 1t IS easy enough to understand
that many man who would probably have voted
against local option II lett entirely to himself could
not muster hart:I0Od to resist the opportunities
or the ladies' The result in Alexandra affords
another illustration OF the good effects achieved
BY concentration of local inf ueace
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Notwithstanding the denias OF the Ohio demo-
Gratis OF the existence within their party Of any
factional feeling In regard to the nomination for
governor, it is plain that there are two distinct
elements struggling for the mastery, and the fight
Is becoming very animated. The Pen1leton wing
comprising the civil service reforrners Is pushing
Judge HoadlPy. The opposing wing, led by the
Cincinnati Ei;q7tirer, ana 1t IS limited, backed by
ex-senator Thurman, is for Ward, Geddes, or any,
boiy else 10 beat H0adley. The fact that idley
Is an interested supporter OF the new democratic
paper In Cincinnati, intended as rival or rather
TO supplant the Enquirer as party organ, per-
hapS does not lessen the earnestnesS OF the latter
In the fight against him.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EoR sAiE-yALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, os
h 10th street northwest
swoaMsTEDT BRADLEY.
my2S-6t OPS street
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor sALE-TwO-STORY AND CELLAR BRICK
=. nSnse bay window. front parking nice rear yard.
All mooern In APPOINTMENTS; complete nouse for small
Ins Am viii be sold on e,sy terms. SWORMSTEDr Il
BRADLEY, 92s street. my25-6t
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The Gar stiu Ilv,S.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOk RENT-STORE AND DWELLING OF SIX
rooms and bath. gas and water. corner Of 10th and
strests northwest Rent $50 per month. Inquire Of
g. CALLAHAN. 600 street southeast my22-6t'
NOR RENT-TwO sTORES-822 AND 824 7rH
street northwest separately together. Possession
at once Apply to c. ADAMS. 500 street northwest.
my1-4W>
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

oR sALE-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE; sUITA.
y b e for ladies to drive; price, SEQ Can lie ssen A
HACkNEi'S Livery Stable. 3s04 Pennsylysnia ave.
nue.. oeoTSetoMn, ID. Z. it,
nor SALES. J. MEEKs, 62I q STREET NORTH-
II west offers rare Inducements in Carriages of Ali
styles. al and examine before purchasing esewhere.
Top ana no-top Sldebar Bussies. Phstons FaniyCar-
fiages business Wagons. Surveys Nilage Carts Her-
ness, Whips &c. Repairing and painting pronlptiv
aoae. VII SCI cheap and terms TO suit. Az work
loNf
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w ooDwARD 4 LorHRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
92l PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE-D STREET. 9l2
DON'T BUY A JERSEY
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Relief Scrip boob Fictsirts 81 daS GsSdi
& noss French T.mneP Don't f6f9S. @ bdJ
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good to choice Workers., S7.4o07. so; light, 81 a
1885 good medium weights, $7,40Q7.65; no
good heavy here: pigs, S6.500675.
WATERFOWL, Mass, Feb. 6,-Beef cattle
Good demand; supply lighter than last week; re-
ceipts only 926; extra, 1915 09; first quality,
uy. $4.2504.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 13,o42; Western fat, live,
So 70 07.75; Northern dressed, 81 S505.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 4,274; sheep in
lots, 1918 04.4o; extra, $5.5oQ6; lambs, $4.7o
CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-Hogs firm; common
and light, $5.7506S5 packing and butchers,
$6.7507.25. Receipts, 2, 165; shipments, 276.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. Clogs easier ct 1928
a. so; dressed hogs in fair demand al $3.50
T.37
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-Regular wheat was active
and rather unsettled, closing 202ssc higher than
yesterday. Sales at $1.05 01.o57s February,
$1.O5Ss9 .07s4 March, S1.06lo 9l.OSaa April,
$1.1101>1314 May; winter nominal at 81 .06 a
1.07. On call, the sales were 10000 bushels;
prices about lac higher.
Corn was active and closed FAC higher than
yesterday. Sales at 55ss05624c February, So 81
.957c March, 5sls a 59lsc May. On call, the sales
were l, 1906 900 bushels at ls a sec higher.
Oats were firm and higher Sales at 377s0
3sl4c February. 38's0395so March, 4oss041 l4c
May. On call, the sales were 10000 bushels,
at 1s a 35c higher.
Pork was in fair demand and shade higher.
Sales ut S1S 0501S 1919 February, $ls.13 laO
1922 March, $19.4501S.65 May. SIS $50
1865 June. On call, the sales were IL, 900 bar
rels; February was Sc lower, and the others So
12c higher. Lard was fairly aetive and 3 a .1Oc
higher Sales at 1l.3001l.4Oc February, l.37
311.47lac March, 1157lo011.70c May and
June. On call, the sales were 1900 terces at
sc higher
Gram in store In this market-Whaat 5,521.-
o0G bushels: corn, 3,79a,0 900 bushels; oats, l.
56s,000 bushes; rye, 5ll,0G0 bushels; barley,
10000 buahels
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.


,ro,,,..o. IT,, -, -. a-.-.,, n s
n, oi e wo1poinu cans, 90 9l; opouhu
a ~ 40 T o1po1ho - ~ a
I'D gu Us s1eo o6 @A29 a L. ~ z-gounq
NJ 80. PMS Snonnn cans a. Io,6i %. : Va
mouth s. 40 q !. 80; Revere. 81. 400 80: McMur-
ray, l.401l. 30. Blackherres, 2-nound 95c0
/ o5; raspberries. 2-pound, 81 rs 0l.SO; pine
apple. standard 2-pOund, $l.90Q2; second do
ST IS al .75 cove oysters l.pound full weight
81 100 Lib light. go voc: 2 -pound-ful. 81 50 a
100; light. $1.1o01, 90; string beans $1.100
| 20; Lima bears, $l0i.4o; peas. marrowfat
95c0Sl,4o: small, 81 30 80; Holsters. 81. 70
$50; bluebe-ries. $l,50@l.6o.
GOAL AND COKE
Anthracite oal ~ * % ton. Pittsnpry ooa1
"a ~ - Ton. RAYMOND CITY coat III 20 ~ Ton,
c go "a nay "a s1to ,n ny NJ. Goa y ton
RIosshnT' ,"sl sG % ~ ton. erns6sJ coEe ~ IT,
~ hnsh. i,T,r cSse 5o ss bnsh Sonnev H.
- 10 ~ husb 49,
'0A'' DRuGs
49,, 20 o., Or .o1sI.,.,. oz=oo...,..-
S0l hs 30 e
cnloroiotni, oo@ooei t1p! o Dris 90 z 32o ~
Gtean '% Tai n1 a. 9a ~
49, % So I, : ~ ~, oe' a. -
z-oz' 9o%32e; morphine +, ~ W Y ounce; S3.I2
~, VI, n 90 ~ 80
20 o. ~ 30 ri 9l'lSli; e 10Y
70 q uio 1,, v. ~ 81 &C. l. -, u az
sa. o Nt,' 49,, s"ip sn a. 80 * q ~
S i, So, A. - soitrotar' e9Snr' .nr'a 80
E9Wanen. a., rcsr;na asH1o,. i,dide no,aIs ~ e.
e. -; ToT':Ss, a. ibonid; pos
"e1, ~ $500 81 D. 10 ,i - y -
90 Si ol.' w. ~ " eaot, ooi1Gu
l L+
90 wsf v,rgfnis iuhricsti1 ners
c., terd oilsseNn1 a5@9on. a. e%t,a a5cl1S1'
w Wal; lsu b. % 49, - Wv" ~ %
"iiiif ~ - Ae' e-'' WV
Dhh Ioooo.
PRINrs-Albons solid coiors 5loc, American
fancy &c. Aliens fancy &c. Aliens dark 90,
Alle!.'s pink l9c Arnods 6 l23, Berlin solid col
ors 5l2c Cocheco 6l9c, Couestoga &c. Dunnells
6lac, Eddystone 6lac, Gloucester 5lac HarIel
6loc, Harmony 4aic Hamilton 6lac Greenwich
&c, Knickerbocker &c, Mallory pink 6l2c, Rich
ruond 61oe
BROWN SHEETNGs-Atlantlc A SO, Boott c
6l2c, Agawam F &c, Bedford 5l9c, Augusta
&c. Boott AL &c. Continental &c. Dwight
Star 8 iac. Echo Lake 7lsc, Granlteville EE &c.
Lawrence Ill 6lsc. Pepperell Sc. Pepperell K
&c, Peppefeii - zz@2c, fePpeleh Iva zoc'
sEI t.I' B1acEstnns Al a1.c
,Iin,, !, So, ia, Cnestrns Hill g. Cahot ii
a. S,,, ~ X III Htyi +ht Sea- To- Ernit
81 the Ion-n a1oc Io1sJoIe qloc 7 inwood o.
49,, III o1oS Nv YorlS E.ilS I loo onr rs
80 p ~ a. or Pannaral IoS ozlsa.
I'M, H. 81 K,,Ghf,s oan,hric g.
,,,,sd 10 Con,hrio loc Wbirins villa 90 inobas
70 Wa,nsntta II Ice
SuIpTINS ST1Tpa9s- Amoskeao 11c ARLINGTON
- IS,o ~ o - t1.si1p - D., t ~
No "a i2loc TncasviiIe 9c Whitfenron r 3ioc
Whittenton IA 9lac, Whittenton stout 9iac
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CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipts. 90 600; shipments, 3,400.
The market lower than on Monday, closing
at Toe decline mixed, $500 $780, heavy, $6 so
OF Is; light, S606.2o; skips and culls, $4 so a
$50.
Cattle-Recepts, 5000; shipments, LOO
The snow blOckades in the East interferes some
what with traffic; good to choice shipping steers,
S.. 25 "a. So; medium, 81. 7505.10: common to
fair, 81 200465; butchers cattle active and
firm; 50 5504.5o; stockers and feeders. So 20 q
4. 60.
sheep-Receipts, 2,00O; shipments. 100. Best
and weaker at IS % "a. %; good to choice, 81 rs
$3.50; prime, $5.75G6,
ST. LOUIS Feb. 6.-Hogs MARKET active
and steady; Workers, st 50Q675 mixed pack
ing, So 5006 70 butchers, $6.750690. Re-
! ceipts, 400; shipments, $50.
Cattle Receipts, 400; shipments, 100. Good
demand and "a brisk movement for all grades at
stronger prices, and some sales higher: export
steers, S5.50Q5.73 good 20 choice shipping
steers s. $3.50; light shipping steers, 81 .05 05;
medium to choice butchers stock, 1915 al 65;
good to choice cows and heifers. $3.50 04. 40;
common TO fair cows, So 5003.25: bulls, SO a
A. %; stOckers and feeders, $3.500l 90.
Sheep-Recelpts, 800; shipments none. Market
steady and quiet; common to medium. $500
4.25i good TO fancy. $4.5005.50; Texans, $2.75
| "a so.
KANSAS CITY, Feb, 6.--rhe Live Stock In
dlcatOr reports attle-Receiprs. 1900; ship
ments, none. The market was firm and active;
NAIVE steers from 1880 to 1850 lbs average
sold at 81. S0D5; stockers and feeders, $3.50
A. go; COWS, ~ 9003.75.
Hogs-Receipts. s. 100; shipments, none; mar
ket weak and Toe lower light TO extra heavy,
1928 $3.50. The bulk of the sales were at $3.50
06.70.
sheep-Receipts, 80; shipments, none. The
market was quiet and unchanged,
BUFFALO. Feb. 6.-Cattle-Receipts to-day,
5,257. Market steady and firm, but offerings
light; fair to good $685. as go; light medium
steers. $4.53G525; mixed butchers, So. 500
40; all sold.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts to-day. 1000.
Offerings light good grades steady; common
grades slow, hnJ hnlk sold; fair to good Western
sheep, S905.60; choice TO fancy. $3.50 al. 90;
Westernilamhs, G5.4oG6.25.
Hogs-Receipts To-day, 1000 run light. The
market was fairly active and shade higher
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No. 2 red, spot, Sl.O8 bid; February, 81 1888
bid; March, 81. 11ss bid Arpil, 81 13i9 bid; May,
S1.16 June, $1.16Aa; July, S1.1OSs bid. Corn
May, 60c Cats quiet; No. 2, May, 43c bid. Re-
eelpts-Wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 1000 ou oats,
LOCO bu. Shipments-W Wheat, $500 bu; corn,
10000 bu; oats, 5000 blu.
LOUISVILLE, Fen. 6.-Cotton steady and m
changed at 9a4c. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat firm; No red winter, ST. a. 10y
Corn steady; No2 white, soc; No. mixed,
49c. Oats Normally unchanged. Provisions
steady and unchanged; mess pork, $3.50.
Lard steady; kettle, 12c Whisky unchanged
at Sl13.
OsWEGO, Feb. 6-Wheat unchanged. Corn
firm and unchanged.
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce and
Provision Markets.

Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets
INDIAEAPoLIs Feb. 6.
General business is still little slow, and our
merchants have complained more or less of the
dullness of trade since the advent of the present
year, but they are now hopeful, and believe the
unsatisfactory condition of traffic is near it's
close Dry-goods men look for their trade to set
in buslly by the I5th. Hardware
merchants are hopeful, reports showing that
there Is to be a large amount of building in the
spring and summer. Groeers report sugars a
liitle off, arm market for coffee, and some deal
ers are disposed to regard coffee az good prom
erty at present prices, although ststisticaly
considered the outlook is not favorable for any
great advance. Corn syrups frmer Molasses
quiet ana unchanged. Produce men report
trade improving slowly. Choice butter contin-
ues TO meet with ready sale, but there is 10 de-
mand for inferior stock. Eggs are in sufficient
supply TO meet the demand Picked eggs are
sin plenty on the market. Poultry, both live
aud dressed, in scant supply aud commanding
fun prices. Potatoes selling slow and prices
steady. We note a continued strong market for
bog products Hogs have gone mp in price in all
markets and holders talk bullIsh. d. N Denton
d Co, in their regular monthly circular
for February, say OF hog products: "Tn both our
December and January letters we gave it as our
opinion that a scheme was gotten up by moneye
men to force The price of pork down, tine object
hcine 10 buy hogs at lower prices The scheme
WIS a Success and pOrl. broke say 81 per barrel
ana hogs tnInhled say SO per hundred pounds
We wUnld call your attention to what
may occur OF late 1t has become wonderfully
fashionable TO manipulate our market, and while
we would not give it as OnF opinion that the
york. market VIII be manipulated, we viii say
that We shall regard it as strange if the whole
crop Of pork does nor FAN into tbs hands Of "a few
lnrfirs on or soon after the close OF the packing
/. ason, and wien once so concc Gtrated II Will
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Oils.

BRADFORD, Pa, Feb. 6.-There was a
marked improvement in the tone of the market
to-day, probably caused by reports that the
Brook Il Grace well in Forest county is u failure.
Opening at S1.01ls, there was a gradual adj
closing at 81. O4s4 In the afternoon the market
opened at 81 O4s4, and 81 .O5 was reached during
the first hour. The fluctuations during the bal
ance Of the day were between that figure and
81 035s, the market finally closing at 81 04l4.
Sales were made of 100000 brls. Total ship
ments yesterday, 32,5 79 brls. Charters, 1868
brls.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. G.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb G.
The movement OF money is limited in volume,
and confined to regular channels. Business with
all the banks is quiet the demand for discounts
being at the minimum. The supply of loansble
funds is large, and rates are easy at z to s per
cent.
The New York Money MarHet-Stock Trans
misunderstanding Prices of Government Sc
curfties-Ouotations of General Stocks.
NEW YORK Feb. 6-Money. 3la04 per cent.
closed easy at 3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5leG6 per cent.
Produce exports for the week, S7,771 600
Governments strong, and generally l407s per
cent lower.
Railroad bonds generally higher on moderate
volume of business.
State securities fairly active. but without fea-
tnre.
The stock market was duh to-day, the total
sales being about two-thirds as large as yester-
day. After 2:45 there was an increase of bust
ness. The most active stocks were Union Pa
cific, St. Paul, and Northwestern, which were
weak aud lower; Western Union was exceu-
tionally strong and the rest of the market weak.
The general market at the close was lad1a s. be-
low last nights prices, the latter on Northwest
ern.
transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated $4,000 shares, to-wit: 5000 Can
ada Southern, 1000 Delaware, Lsckawanna Il
Western. Is 900 Denver IL Rio Grande, 5000
Erie, 5000 Kansas & Texas, l., 600 Lake Shore,
5000 Louisville d Nashville 5000 Michigan Cen
tral, 5000 Missouri Pacific, L, 900 Northwestern,
a 900 New Jersey Central, 5000 New York Cen
tral, 8 GOO Northern Pacific, 80 900 Milwaukee d
St. Paul 5000 St. Psul & omaha, 5000 Texas
Pacific, 81, eco Union Pacific, 5000 Wabash Pa
eific, as, 900 Western, 10000 Rochester & Pitts
burg, and 2,1O0 st. Louis u San Francisco.
yro,r oT-on.r,,us
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA Feb, 6.-Wool firm: Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia double ex-
ira and above, 42c; extra, 40042e, medium.
42044c; coarse, SO 035c: New York Mich
lgan. Indiana and Western fine. SO q 81 lae; me-
dunn, az 043c; coarse. 33034c; washed comb
ing and delalne. 3305Oc; unwashed eonbing and
delaine, 26036c. tub-washed, 32042c; pulled,
80 0S3c.
BOSTON, Feb 6.-Wool steady and firm; Ohio
and Pennsylvania extra, 40015c; Michigan,
37039c; No. fleeces, 400 45c; for Michigan and
OHIO combing and delaine fleeoes, AS case; UNI
washed, 25022c; pulled, 25046c.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-The exports of domestic
cottons for the week were 1916 packages, max
ing for the expired portion of the year l5,076,
against Ia, sos came time last year. and 12,400
in 1881. The market was more active than yes
terday, 5and while specialties of a seasonable
tions, more staple fabrics are In wide distribution
through a large number of moderate takings,
mems wear wOolens having more attention, and
buyers show more disposition to do business, as
very fair to good selections and orders have sue
ceeded the inquiry noted.
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Foreign Money and stock Market

LONDON, Feb 6.-Government honds-Fours-
and-a-half, 1863. Railroad bonds - Illinois
Central, 1904; Pennsylvania Central, 1872;
New York Central, 129la; Erie, 139; Reading,
1919.
PARIS, Feb. 6.-Rentes. 79f 22loc
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PROPOSALS FOR MARBLE MANTELS AND
L Encaustic Thing, at Danville, Va.
Office OF Supervising Architect
TREASURY Department

WASHINGTON, d. c., February l, 1889.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until IL IN. on the 10th day of February, 1888,
for furnishing and fixing IN place, complete. the
marble mantels and hearths; also, for furnishing
and laying all the eueaustic tiling required for
the courthouse and postoiice building ut Dan
vile, Va, in accordance with drawings and
specifications for each branch of work, copies of
which, and any additional Information may be
had on application at this office, or tho office Of
the Superintendent.
JAS. G. HILL, Supervising Architect,
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6--Cotton qniet and
unchanged net receipts, IL 900 bales; gross
ceipts, 1926 bales: exports to continent, 1887
bales; coastwise, q 40 bales sales, not reported
stock, 329, 500 bales
GALVESTON, Feb. 6.-Cotton quiet and I'M
changed net receipts. 1,6l6 bales; sales, 1850
bales; stock, 80, 100 bales.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

UNION STOcKYARDs, Feb. 6.
CATTLE--Receipts, 95; shipments, 81, The
market ruled active and strong at yesterdays
prices on account of light receipts:
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Metals.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Lead steady and un-
changed
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No. Rye--Dul and nominal; 5Sc bid; no
sellers.
Bran-Steady: 1880 bid: no sellers
Shipstuff-Quiet: held at $14 %: no buyers.
Mddlings-Otfered by sample at $500; no
buyers.
GRAIN INsToRE.
Feb 5, 1888.