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STATE OF TRADE.


The dispatches to BrddStreees this week from the
leading trade centeB OF the country reveal that
the severe floods in the west have had depress-
lug elect upon trade over q far wider extent of
country than the area flooded. In consequence
general trade is dull. Advlces from the principal
business CCniors indicate advancing interest raies
The situation in the cotton trade continues to be
an eXpectant one Speculation. is at a standstill
Both sides are await ng evidence as TO the exhaus-
tion Of the crop Wheat has advanced from 4c to
DC. per busl In the last few days In view of he
reports OF damage TO winter wheat In Indiana
lllnois, and Missouri the decrease of arrivals at
western points ana the continued upward ten
dency OF the foreign markets. Corn has advanced
from llSc., TO 2Hc.. partly in sympathy with the
advance In wheat. Provisions have remained
duh but firm, in sympathy with corn. There ls
no improvement In the Iron market us a whole
In pig iron there Is no change for the better what
will undoubtedly be deferred TO a large extent
until after March and the adjournment Of con.
grtss. Season delivery contracts for pig already
mhde are OF small totals nearly oil of gray forge
Iron, all Of Pennsylvania iron, and aggregatinR
about 20 900 tons. Plate and tank are improved,
bu are not YET going on IN any considerable
orders have been taken during the week, aud
those are 9fsmall size. Scotch pig iron has Inn
due TO higher freghts from tue other side and TO
renewed inquiry here. Prices, however, are
unchanged The speculative market for petro-
leum, since the 9th instant, has been under the
influence of numerous reports respecting Grandin
well No. 3, on POrcupine creek, In Forest county
IA. Notwithstanding the fact that the Forest
county pools had been well defined and were
known TO be Of limited extent, The handlers of
so.oalled news from the region OF Poroupine
crock during the past week have been tho ohuse
Of a slngularly successful depression Of the mar.
ket. Yesterday, however, the fact transpired that
the Grandin we'll was unimportant, and prices
advanced The tone of the oil market Is now firm
Anthracite coal IL quiet and sales made are below
nominal quotations. In the west stocks Of an
thracite are rapidly diminishing, Ocean tonnage
for charterng Is In fair supply but the demand is
lighter, ana rates are therefore easy Berth rates
very active ut advancing prices There is strong
speculative feeling Influenced by the prospect Of
u general scarcity before shearing time, There
We're 22l failures in the United States reported
during the past week, S5 less than the preceding
week, ~ more than the corresponding week of
1882, aud 10 more than the same Woek OF 1891
National Republican., 1883-02-19
VNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WfSL ' VIVA ANr

Schedule in effect ucc ~ Der 4 1859,
SilO a. m,-New Orleans Mail daily nnKIny cios.
S3unheggtlQnB To oil points South aud SOuthwest
Win Iullmhn sleeping Cars from Wnshingion
nrioannnNiile M DnnNiile 70 Atlanta, aud Atlanta to New
Lynch6urg and Bristol ''""' VI"
4N Z, nl.-housyille Fast Line, daily via Char.
iVtnsVlle, Huntington, and Lexington. to Cln.
glnnM. Louisville and all Western pOlnt2
nihhling ulfect connections, uud with solid train
mrIt,,iiiI nnu rIt,,iiiInan Sleeping Cars Washington 10
1Oa5 p, m-soGthcrn Mail and rynrc,q doI,v to nj,
points South and Southeast yia DnnyiIin ana
ingtOn TO 'tgu to-. ' ~
forall points on Manassas Division take 7:iO n in.
lraln- daily. except Sunday. For WarrCnton
=, Ihke 'llOh m. ana F2O a. m. trans daily.
for Tickets and all Information, inquire M Com
phly OlnCe, COL pennSylNuniA ayenuy, or AT Union
with telephone system 0''''' 80 N''"''''N
NJ. SLAUGHTER, N MACDA MEL,
Sn1eueIhl Passenger Agent Agent
bOL HAAS Tran's Manager. splj
National Republican., 1883-02-19
OHEsAPllAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
DIX LINE

-dTuE WEST AND SOUTHWEST
- a. amer SUNDAY, DECEMBER a. iss2 pas.
sengct trains OF this route will leave Washlngton
nom H. & L. station as follows
aSO i. M. DAGLY-LouByllio and Cincinnati anecla
,-i'solu Train WIN Pullman Cars TO Lexington XIV
Cincinnati, and Louisville without cnnngo nrri v1ny1
hi LeSlngton 80 y. M, Cincinnati G30 D. M Louis.
Nlle btO y, m, connecting closely nt thpao citipa
with through fast trains to all points In Inc Most
southwest, and Northwe3t, " " "'''
Contlnuous lrutn tickets wac q o, RnIlwnv-Wash.
ington TO Cincinnati, Sl25O Washington tSSt IonIs
sSIni M9iiH,niuglon to Chicago 1880; Washington
sIO q. m daily, except sunday-Ma for all stations
one q o. Ry east Of llnon Forge.
Tor Rates, Tickets 20 all points West. location I'm
ru1il, esls, nhd tnll Information OF Route and
YAnlR avenue Washington, d. u '' Wv '''''5"
ii. w. FULLER General pnssc,,o. ,.-.,
=. w. SMlTu. General Mnnnrnr oe"eVt .,iiGniG.
National Republican., 1883-02-19
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-THE following are
lflclal closing prices of mining stocks to-dnY;
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
AREOciaLed Jrsss


NEW YORK, Feb. 17.--Money on call loaned be
tween 21& aud 4, closing nt 393% per cent. Ex-
change was heavy at 4s2lfe4S2} for long and 4s5JS
for short sight. Governments were "A per cent.
higher for As, but otherwise unchanged State
bonds were neglected. Railway bonds were mod
erately active and irregular. The share specula-
ton opened generally firm with prices Il fraction
above those at yesterdays close. In the early
trade the market was dull but strong, aud an ad-
vance vance TsnSinS rom 70 per cent. took place in
Rock Island were the leading features, but about
II O'Clock there was partial reaction extending
10 70 per cent. after which the market, still con-
tinuing dull again became strong, and about noon
bsSvsy smS R" and TSs's5n L%Es sG5S
being most conspicuous In the upward movement
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, FeD, lS.-Yirginia 6s, consolidated
6O19; past due coupons, 4s1Si new l0.4Os, 40; new
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW York, Feb, H-Cotton dun and easier
sales 100 bales; middling uplands, lOl4c: middlng
Orleans lO14c; consolidated net receipts l7l5i
bales exports TO Great Britain, 60u Unles; exports
TO the continent, 1910 bale. Southern -four firm
aud fairly aetiye; sales 600 bPls common To fair
wheat-Cash lois i@llSo better; No 2 spring
nominal ungTeded red, 81 o7@f .29 No. 2 red,
better, uterward lost tho advance, closing ECGl2c
lower but 81 ady; business maiuly speculative; I;
nngraded, 70@7io; No, B. 7Q@7O}4c; steamer 100
No. February, 74@75c closing al 7ic; March, ~
@74tkc, oosiug at 7lc; April, 74@741Ec. closing at
l4c, May 729sgl326c closing at 73c; June, 72A9
1S16c, closing at 7lke; steamer March, 72I4972ltc,
Oais 19@l15c higher aud active; No. s. soc; do.
white, 6glGci No. 2, 5O14@5OIIe; do. whitej 6iKc;
No. l, 6OlEc; do white, 6il3c No. 2 February. 900
6Ol4e; DO March, 5O4g5le. Hops inactive and
nominal Cuflee-SpoI dull and weak; options 20
@25 points lower Rio May, So 0597 05; June 81 O5
81 10; July. 81 2OCD7 70; April, &c So septem6er,
81 25; January, 1884, 81 60. Sugar dull and nom.
inaly unchanged Molasses unchanged and dull,
Rice steady and In moderate demand Rosn
firm. Turpentine steady at 6SlSc. Hides quiel aud
unchanged Wool very firm and in good demand
Pork quiet and firm, prices without decided
change; sales 1870 bbls new mess, spot. $40 25 l75
bbls clear back. S22 0O922 %; l6O bbls. family
stronger long clear, l0o long aud short clear ualf
and half. $40 1000 20. Lard S@5 per cent. lower
and fairly actyei prime steam, Spo Sil M; do.
March, Sll 749ll 79 April. Sll Bi@n 80 May,
sll 93@ll 99 June, II 95@l2 0O July, sll 9S@l2 O5
August. $40 00@l2 0G year sll 25 city steau al 10
oil 10; retned quoted al Sll 75gll 30, continent
sll s6gll 90 South America. FTelghts firm; cot
ton, I'd; wheat, 6Ad.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Feb. I7.-CottOn steady; middling
1OHc. Flour firm, without change; Howard street
aud western supertine 50 62@4 5Oi do extra Si 629
National Republican., 1883-02-19
Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot OfSlxth street every Mon.
day. Wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock D. M,
toucnng at Piney Point, Point Lookout and Fortress
CoNNECrING At NORFOLK WITH THE hos.
TON AND PROVIDENCE SrEAMERS.
FirstClnss fre 10 Fortress Monroe and SurOlks2 30
seoond-class Iare 20 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 80
EiTst-class iare pinoy Point ana Point Lookout 50
Second GLASS flre 20 Plney Point aud n Lookout rs
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdays
anu 9''' ',Tf2E NEW YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON and H. O. KNIGHT, leave Pier II,
East River New York, every Saturday ut q, m,
and GeO-gctown every Thursday at "a. m. For par.
tlcuars apply to Agent 6i Water street georgetown;
Tirkets and staterOomS eau be secured AZ general
office, GlS Fifteenth street, In Nat; Met Bank d and
boat. [feSl ALFRED WOOD, secretary.
National Republican., 1883-02-19
SrnhtItrs, @niAt
1ALTlMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE NO DEL FAST Ann THE ONLY LINE
,r,... =. - BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST wAsHINaToN.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CoupLERt
STEEL RAIISl


schedule totake effect SUNDAY. NOV 70 tssa.
leave Washington, from station corner OF New
'9uIsey eyenue and street.
dati9r ti9r Nhcaso' Cincinnati Louisville, and st. Louis,
ooaShes and Palace sleeping Cars to above poinls,
Satmrn,S Snansei iOl0 O. m, daily TO Chicago, except
For Pittsburg, Cleveland and Detroit at lois a m.
NM s9p ~, daly $40 p. M Il a solid train to PITTS.
purk WIN sleeping Cars attached.
a. iIains for Philadelphia and New York nt $40 a m
VIII M SHan9sy p m and giO y. daily,
sor baltimore on week days 8, 6;Si G50 7,I5 sta
$50 lli30 p. m ~ ' WV wv ''''' " 'SH
For 8atmSre n on sundays, oao n45, a. M, Los
FOR Annapolis, $3.50 M, 1910 and iiO on Sunday,
For way stations between Washington and Baiti.
more 16Q, a. m, 1910 p M, 3aO m, 4 and i:D p in.
SO p M, daily, except sunday iii u M daily for
staunton, $40 u. M daily except sunday. for Ueeers.
own and Frederick, $40 M, lGi5 4i5 daily except
a. Trains arrive nom the West daily, oi2o, 1885 A. M,
From New York md PHILADELPHIA. as5 sts A. m.
uay' ' ssy Gly p; m; dniy except sunday from Bati.
100 400 $40, 637, 7;53 $50, O'ij ~ M; on Snndays
S5i, 0, Gib lOOj 1910 n m g. GI7 T:53 $50 ni5 ~ m
from Annapolis, $50 a. m, ljO, 631 p. m. Sunday
From staunton, 80 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
~ m Frederick, llngerstown and Intermediate
points o2) a. M, Frederick and way stations gl5 q.
M, ~, 80 y, m. ana 7.O y. m daily eNcep Sunday.
ni ni nnlhs n rom Washington stop ut Relay station.
tor hirther Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohlo Ticket Oncei Washington station 6ip and ia5i
Iennsylvnnln avenue, corner OF Fourteenth atreot
Mhsre orers VIII be taken for baggage TO DO checked
am M tteceiye@l @ at any rolnt In tho city.
LORD, a. T.. 4. - -
National Republican., 1883-02-19
Use BrentnnO's London Erchcquer JET BLACK

Flows freely; does not oorrodei at once jet black
never thickens deposits q sediment; never mOuds
dries Instantly Is permanent reslss aods; Is not
affected by frosti never changes color In the ink
stand. Use n clean inlksland, and do not mix with
other ink. This ink yields ons good copy nom fresh
writing.
National Republican., 1883-02-19
We keep Our establishments open
every evening until 10 o'clock.
We keep regularly for sale the following dalles,

We always keep In stock complete sets of IIarpcrs
Halruour Series, Franklin Square and Seaside LII.
brarles.
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i'ts,p i'yt1 ,pIlze3;. ee3;.Lo,s a, .,..,, liin4O0
% tickets, 800. ~ y ''' ""
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ders TO r. M. BoARDMAN. Courler-J ournai build.
Ing LonBVllle. n.y. j; W. CLARK, Gil New Jersey
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Our EstabIiahment IL open every evening
untlI 10 o'clock.

Every notable modern work can be found at our
store Books sent postpaid 70 any part Of the coun-
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which we send gratis. Welnyite a thorough inspeo-
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DRoPosAIs FOR ExcAvAT1Na.
oTE5gE OF BuItDINo ToR STATE.

OFFICE or BuILDTNO TOn SrArr
WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMltaIs
WAsHISGrON, ID. o., Feb. M lsS3
Sealed proposals for excavating and reInovIn0
earth and other material from the ste OF tie at.
prOaches Tor the north wing OF the building for tata
War, aud Navy Departments Will be received at ihis
0nice until " m on MARCH 7, 1883, and opened i'm
medintely Thereafter In presence of the bldders
Specifications, general instructions to bldders ana
blank forms o. proposal VIII be furnished ON Sppll-
THoS LINCOLN CASEY.
feit6t AeuL Col. Corps OF EngIneefs
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COTTON MARKET.
The following were the nneninp nrinns.

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Facilities are at our command that enns
BILE us 20 keep before our cusiomera the
bost, Freshest, md niOSt varied stock of
Books, Newspapers, and MHgazin-s; our
large assortnient permitting "a good seIec-
ion In any depai tment OF literature.
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First number will be ready In q few days Sub
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Albany Argus, Boston vertiser, Herald Post Jour.
nal, Transcript Home journal, aud saturday Even
ing Gazette Baltimore Sun and American, Brook
lyn Eagle, Buiialo Express and Courier, Chicago
Tribune, Times, and lnler.OceaII Cincinnati Eii-
quirer and Commercial Gazette, Cleveland Leader
ana Herald, Detroit Post Tribune, Hartford COur-
ant, Louisville Courer.Journnl, Milwaukee Sentinel
& York Herald, Times, Tribune: World, sun, Graphic
Press, Times. and LedgGr, Pilisbnrg Chronicle
Providence journal. Richmond Dispatch, Rochester
Express. springfield Republican Is, racuse Jour
nal, 81 Paul Pioneer Press, st. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat and Missouri Republican. Saratoga Journal san
francisco Bulletin. Alta California and Chronicle
Troy Times, Toronto Mail.
National Republican., 1883-02-19
THE MARKETS.
The Subsiding Floods Give Dealers in Stocks a
Clean Of Hope.
A slight Advance Maintained TIL the Last
Hour-A Reaction.
SATURDAY IN WALL STREET.
Sptcidi Dispatch.

Special Dispatch
NEW YoRK, Feb. 17.-Stoeks were higher
at the opening, and the belief prevailed that
the market had been oversold and was in con-
dition for smart rally. Dispatches showed
that the western rivers were receding, and
this gave the bulls courage. Union Pacific
advanced on q report that Gould was buying
and already has control Of the road and would
reorganize the directory Delaware and
Lackawanna rose to 1909, with Work, Strong
Scranton & Willard, and Van Emburgh & Co.
as prominent buyers.
Louisville and Nashville weakened on flood
REPORTS, and Wabash common was weak on
reported loss Of 100000 in earnings for the
first fortnight in February. At noon the
trading became dull, and portion of the gain
was lost on an unexpectedly bad bank state
ment
Stocks generally lent at 2 to 3, except
New York Central and Lake Shore which
lent fiat to 1. Money lent at 81 to A. Ex-
change was very dull.
On the second call stocks were dull and
barely steady. After o'clock most of the
improvement was lost, except in Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western and Union Pacific.
Should the floods subside on Monday we will
no doubt see better prices early in the week.
The market closed weak and unsettled. The
report of the renewed rain in the west causes
grave apprehensions as TO tho result on cover
ing Of shorts alone.
FACTS AND FANcIEs.
Foreign bankers say the decrease in bank
reserves Is due to purchases of coffee, which is
raised 25 per cent.
Western kilograms report a blizzard in
Dakota. Last night the thermometer was 100
to 200 below, and all trains have been aban-
doned.
Louisville and Cincinnati dispatches say the
river is falling
Sterling exchange is very dull.
Wabash earnings for the first fourteen days
Of February show loss of 100000
National Republican., 1883-02-19
Corner OF 11th Street,

wAsEzrnTGTonT. d. 9.
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BALTIMORE Feb. I7.-Colton steady; middling
1OHc. Flour firm, without change; Howard street
and western superne 50 62@4 5Oi do, extra, q 629
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-05
A Case of Malpractice.

Arrest of a New Haven PhysicIan-Mary
 Canavan, of MiddIetOwn, the Conn
 pIainant-The Defendant Released on
 Bonds.
 Yesterday afternoon Dr. E. L. R. Thom. son, well known physician of this city, who resides at 4S9 Chapel street, was arrested on a warrant issued by City Attorney Pickett, charging him with producing an abortion on the person of Mary Canavan, of Middletown The doctor, who was taken in charge by De- tective Reilly, was brought to the station house and taken into the patrolmen's quar- ters. At this time the Canavan girl, who had been brought down from M1ddletown by Chief Fielding of that city, was in Chief Webster's office. Several citizens were brought into the patrolmen's quarters and thesgirliwasithen Etaken. there to see if she couldE EidentifyIthe doctor. Al @AfterN Nscanning the faces of those present she. selected ssDr
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-05
New York Produce Market.


 NEW YoRK, Jan. f. FLOUR-Unchanged State, $3 25a$7 25; Ohio, s 75a6 50 {; western, 8 25a7 75 southern, $4 qua $6 50; sales, 700 barrels.
 WHEAT-%a1c higher and strong and fairly active speculative trading; No. l whi @, $1 07H sales l20 700 bushels No. red for January, $1 O9ssa1 1O DOC 900 bushels do for March, $I 13ZSa1 14 32O,- OO0 bushels do for May, Sl 152a1 165S receipts, 15, 500 bushels
 CORN-6aHc higher mixed western for spot, 54a 68c. do. for futures, 622Sa654c sales, ,060, ,000 bushels; receipts, 7s,558 bushels OATS-1a5dc. better; State, 46a52 western, 44a5O ; saes $50 900 bushels, including No. for cash. 45S do for January, 451f a455s do for February 454a46 BEEF-Quiet new plain mess, SIP 00a12 50 {; new extra mess, SIP 75a13 50.
 PORK-Quiet spot new mess, SIS 25a$1S 50. LARD-A shade better on options steam rendered $10 70 sales, 200 tierces
 BUTTER Quiet western, 16a4Oc.; State. 2Oa4oc. i; creamery, 43a44c.
 SUGAR-Tradipg continues very dull, but prices show no radical changes, although somewhat nomi- na fair to good refining quoted at 15-16a71S. trade, and holders find difficulty in sustaining full late prices Carolina and Louisiana quoted at 51a7 Rangoon at 25sa234c in bond, 5a51 SC duty paid M0LASSES-Ffrmness is still quoted most grades, but demand is only moderate; New Orleans qoted e+ Porto Rico at 35a53c; Cuba refining, very slow demand for spot lots,
 varied in any particular.
 "+ dr@ and weak United, SIC 1;
 ed in bbls. here, 7ha
 ailadelphia, 71Sa73Sc.
 Firm at 52a521<c.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-05

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