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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-26

'ssee What Cuticura Does for mei"
INFANTILE and Birth Humors. Milk Crust.
Il SCALED Head Eczemas, and every form OF
Itching, Soaly. Pimply, scrofnlous and Inherited
Diseased Of the Blood, skin. and Scalp, with Loss OF
Hair. cured nv the CurfcrRA REMlDEEs. Absolutely
pure aud safe. Cuticura the great Skin Cure ~
cts. Cuticura Soap, an exquisite SKIN Btauunef
aadonly Medicinal BABY Soap. 25 cts, aud Cuticara
Resolvent, tho new Blood Purifier, 81, Are sold by
d~rsggists, Potter Drug aud CheInical Co. bos'oh'
sr send for How 10 Cure Skin Dbseases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
MAJOR sMALEs CLERK ARRESTED.

Deputy Marshal Holmes yesterday arrested
George Davidson who, though civilian has been for
many years clerk ia the Subsistence Department of the
United States Army In Chicago and this city. He has
beeu chief clerk under Major NJ p. Small. When Major
Small the Chicago bureau IN 1880 after years
service. tho examining officers found a deficiency OF
$1,000 in his accounts for which he unable 70 &C
count Recently he declared that the deficiency aro,e
from false entry made by Davidson by which an item
OF 1000 packages OF apples added 10 bill of w H
6chryhlser Co. An investigation made by Lieutenant
Colonel Roger Jones resulted IN confirming this STATE
menL Davidson acknowledges making the entry In,
denies that he obtained the So 600 Assistant District
Attorney Howard found that criminal action could not lie
brought for the offence yera years
age but yesterday instituted c. proceedings Tor the re-
recovery the money ami ~ 900 In addition Davidson
taken before Judge Brown yesterday ana held Ia
$500 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Feb. l2-l23o D. m.-COtton dull and easier
M,ddlmg Upands IS i6di do Orleans l5l0d. sales.
1905 bales including 900 for specqation and export re
cepts 100 bales Including 2l2OO bales American fu
tnres-U panns Low Middlng olanse February delivery,
4oGsd; March anu April delivery, 5264di DO April
and May delivery, 27;eid DO MAY and June delivery
1880 m-CoIOnThe sales of the day included $3.50 bales
D m-cotton- Futures-Uplands Low @ddng clause,
April delivery 81 64d do April and May de-
livery 6664d; do May and June delivery oO6idi DO
June July delivery Cd do July and August delivery.
D. m-Cotton- Fuiures-Uplands Low Middling clause.
March and April delivery 528ld; nlso bS3d do May
delivery, 81 0ld do July aud August delivery
6-64d. Futures closed urn. ..,.,.- ga. -
GALvRsToN Feb. l2Cottoh quiet nldiiing d9s, Low
Mdding 10 l-i6c, Good Ordinary, sloc nct rncelptA
lzOl baies gross, i20l bales Exports 70 ofest bI4i
- bales: Franco DaleS 10 INC Iouuhehb
bales Coastwse bales sales 772 bales; stock, tOlOO
SsvAxzAH. Feb l2-Coton easy Mlddlng, otc Low Md
ding ItiGoi Good Ordinary, 6lBe. net rcceDtA 81
baler aross sll Dues, ExpOrfs 10 Great bIlsslh' -
bales H. France, - bales; 20 the Continent, bales
Coastwise bales sales 1000 oaies last evening "VV
bales. STOCK. 6O331 bales. - ,,,,,,,.. IN o ,co
NRw.ORLRAsi Feb. lZ.-CottOn quiet hidllng 10 b-lv,
Low Middlng, loci Good Ordinary V;ai net fy Vp
Gan bales. gross g. ljJ bales. export. 10 oiriI n'lH
li7gl bales To France - bales 70 ne Snntin ,
bales, sales, 1000 bales JAsS evening
- bales, stock, 8o5, 267 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

English have introduced into Oriental lands have heped
the tho truth and TO estimate the real I'M
the Hood -drfnker. He has learned that the Emir al
Omrah cannot maintain himself in his seat without the
Ara H4as q the hi. fSr & Whom
his grinding tyranny The united streams Oh ,h me haS
stream there have for the last fifteen years Arao
pirates who psge eeaselessly all vessels that .ah e
neither British nor under the protection OF the bfusn
and harass the inhabitants Of the western bank OF the
Eupnrates with the utmost contempt 'Sr The
All He and his brahm Pacha gave then some
tremendous lessons In the art OF warfare, and tnsy
Khedye became in later times a tower OF strength
Ismaf could read the signs OF the times as vel a any
one, and his constant aim 90 nstionalze bgyp.
lie endeavored truly raise the felaheen But ID az
tempting naonaze Egypt there was something upon
which he had not reokoned. He un-Turked himself ana
II not difficult TO un-Turk hs army, but when ne az.
tempted to nationaze Egypt upon the basis OF he oa INA,
raOnc ide he either forgot, had not realized tnat
Egypt was not Coptio but Arabian: The laborers the
agriculturss the bone and snew OF the land %eie Nj
Arabs The dDnkey-bOy might occasionally DE ,oP.,
the mummy merchant might he OF the old race ana mere
and there In the bazaars OF Alexandra ana Al Viii
might discover men whose ancestors adoreu NeIen
Phthu But the people were Arab the language wa
Arab the ideas Arab Arabia Is the next door
aud the young men OF the peninsula naturally ever suoe
the conquest have resorted there for occupation Egp
is AS emphaticaly Arab England is English 10 give
way for Arab si Bey His downa does not change the
matter simply adds 10 tie hatred felt by the ARABS LOT
Tho movement of Fl Madhi Is simply the act OF an
individual who sees the waters rising ana p nos cav
he cleaned OF the contradictory kilograms DC has
been Joined by Arabs and Berners IN immense ems s hin
onward He must come TO make Egypt Tree AIaoio
he must rule from Arabia proper he cannot rule at
ALL 1t is. therefore, extremely probable that nsteaa ol
descending the Nile country and committing S are
oOncous that they have deserved them nc Will aiea
Selling Khaoum sxeep ba ' recScasd by the
heart OF Arabia II he IS 10 head the Arao noteinent
Then and It'll then will there be danger 10 CAIRO anu
the md INNS Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEW-YORK. Feb. 10.

NEW-1OKh, REQ L.
The changes presented by the monthly re-
port o. the United Pipe Lines for last month compared
with the report for December, 1888 are slight Their
main Significance lies In the fact that instead OF an In
crease in net stock as generally expected the gross
stock decreased s35l3 barrels from December aud the
sediment and surplus account 77,4o3 barrels,
making decline In net stock OF Clio barrels There
was heavy decrease 5154 barrels In the receipts in
January compared with the previous month but the de-
lveres fell only 169 barrels The excess OF receipts
over deliveries only l0579 barrels against an excess
~ 90 o5A barrels in December 1881 decline OF $780,,
AIS barrels The certificates Issued fell of 934,6l3
barrels and hence the credit balances 10 producers in
ereased 92s5O3 barrels Tho report Of the Iidewater
Pine Line bearsh II shows an increase 10 Janu
ary in gross stock OF 12s55 barrels and in net stock Of
12554O barrels. We present below comparison Of the
Joint reports the United Pipe Lines and the raewater
Pipe Line for January 1884 and 1885, tbe figures being
given baIre merely directing special attention to the
changes in the stock and the receipts and the dev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
CoIyRT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBRRs-Befo DonOhue J-Nos 5,
81 ~ a. No. ~ 0S, 1O5 1885, 1877 22 49, 245, PAS, 26l,
265. Boz. 271, go 2,4 $50 29a 70 : ~ ~ NJ,
b4 49, ll2, 8s $685. 1862, pa SOL 2o 2S7 212 SIS 2JI
ala 22J ~ 3lD. 200 PA 245. 4u7 81 3fS, 297, 2gb
SUPREME CoURT-C1RcU1T-P ART I-Before rlwn, J-Nos
ae2 DO 65 s44 iG4s Ills ll49. 6O7 9Js. liza, 1887
s1raFxk r-cRcUu-PARr II.-Beore Van Brunt j.
SUPERIOR CoURr-CIRcUIT-PAR III.-Before Van Worst
J-No+ DOS, 1851, 1874 ll14, 157l 1874 49, l2iS i934
1929 1914 742 ll0l 362s l624 1919 1913 7os 100 loA
suRRoeAiEs CouRT-Beforo Rollins. s-Estate OF Joseph
M I,1iwIh will OF James stokes a. m; Cara
r. Peace and Ellen NJ mcLaren ii a. mi Leander Anen Aoo
sipKR,oR toIRT-SPEcIAL TBRN-Before Freedman. JNos
10 ~ ~, Ia. 10, ~. IL, 20, %.
SUPE RoR CoURr.-TRlAL IEGA-PART l-Before IInax j.
6o4, 2oo. o2O lUIo 1854 1885, 1884, 1891 lSSo
stPsRoa CouRr-TBAL TEsNPART II-Before oGorman
Case On-No. 1901 No day calendar; .x,
sUPKRIoR CoURTTRIAL TERM-PAKr ild-Beiore
Mos 1900 1863 1922 1928, 1885. 1854, 1885, 1856 1857
up 10 and including NO 1901 49, x
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERN Before Larremore j.
MOI. -. -r.. r.. w.. uo..ou
Nos 81 36, / ), IL. :, 30. "a, 30, II, n, %.
COMMON PLEAs-TRlAL TERN-PARr I-Bei0re beach, j.
Nos IT, SO2 14 75 65O 5g3 293 339 600 800 49, 91s
5O6 397 1855 ALL 453 6l7 626, 49, $685. 47l ooo $780, 1884,
ConsoS PiEAs.TmAL TRRM-PARr I.-Before DAILY j.
Nos 672 49, 49, 1885, 226 $685. 60S 622 4Ss $50 od $50
z25 446 ST. 461 Ss 6e6 49, 656 o24 $685. IOe oSo ~
%" CRY CouRfOTRI4L TKRM-PART IDefore Hawes, Nos
ga 2j 45O 22Jl 1896 2Ss 2js 81 49, Zls oo2 $685. 1884,
CITY JEEsPAEI o e N tA ss
leo 729 a285 2l ~ SOS, s37, ss, $685. $40 s4 o4S
0t CITY 70 coUsfTaSI rFaN-PARr III-Before McAdam
CJNos OjJ 696, 300 36l 4jl 2oS, 265, 2S, $40, 800
G36 2O7S. 40 673. 49, TIA 1888, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
McroEy TO SERVE OUT HIS SENTENCE.

Justice Donohue, of the Supreme Court, re-
fused Yesterday to grant Billy" McGory certificate
stating that there reasonable doubt whether bis
conviction OF violating the excise Laws should stand The
court also denied the motion for stay OF proceedings
and the al mission Of the prisoner TO bail Justice Dono
hue holds that there is nothing In the crime which ren
des the locality Of any importance In considering the
rfcsent case That would be consideration only in
proving the commission of the crime The evidence OF
Excise Commissioner that McGlory had no license is
held ~ good The point that the bOOks were not pro
duced 10 prove II is considered not well taken Justice
Whue estres the verdict OF the jury relative to the
sr,le sold ns sufficient in itself Relative 10 the point
th Metiry himself did not sell the liquor, but thai his
b,rkeeuer did, Justice DOnOhue says that the Ofouce
rhue1 IA Insdemeanor aud that all tue accompllces
are principals Ii Is therefore "hard 10 see how tue
o could directly make him party 10 the
sar fInu the proof makes hun" The motion tor stay
was denied and McGlOry remanded to the TomOs
His sentence six months Imprisonment therefore, will
be CARED into execution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
SEEKING THE REMOVAL OF A RECEIVER.

The Central Trust Company yesterday Sought
the removal Arthur Leary receiver Of the NewfoK
City and Northern Railroad Company, in an action
brought by the Supreme Court before Justice Dono
hue against the railroad the NewYork Loan and I'M
provement Company and others for the foreclosure OF
mortgage made by the defendant railroad company In
1880 The plaintiff alleges default on the interest on
the mortgage In 1882 the Loan and Improvement
Company secured a Judgment against the railroad
company OF which Arthur Leary appointed receiver
The plaintiff charges msmanagement, through ignorance
upon receiver and desires another appointed In his
stead defence il put I'm by the Loan and Improve
ment Company charging that the $4 100000 mortgage
was fraud In that the rights aud property which
the rroad pany had obtained for s stock and bonds
were not worth anything their value. aud That the
parties who originally owned tue privileges and property
conveyed 10 the railroad company in exchange for Its
stock and bonds made large profits In the transaction
Mr. Leary deuies the charge against himself aud sets up
the efficiency Of his management.
The Court reserved Its decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
EARL GROSVENOR ON THE TURF.
r,on IN, World london.

TT0n INt HOTId ELVNIUHI'
If his life had been spared Earl Grosvenor
would have taken prominent position the Turf as an
owner OF horses like his father the present Duke OF
westnnser and his great grandfather the Marquis OF
Westnnser and great great grandfather. Lord eros
venoT before him lie very fond OF racing and TOOK the
greatest interest the running OF his fathers horses
whom he Invariably backed with spirit SO far pub
liey known Lord Grosvenor never had more than two
horses training. and both were hes. viz Loohmaree
and RepTieye The former be leased for her racing
career from Lord Scarborough. her breeder; but she
never started; and he gave Mr. Matthew Dawson 1000
guueas for the ear-Od Reprieve after she R0n the
Stud Produce Stakes Newmarket last spring She was
previously offered to the Duke OF Portland at the same
price and declined by his Grace though Lord Falmouth
valued her $4,000 Reprieve subsequently won LORD
five races worth 23439 exclusive OF bonuses
Amounting TO $3.50 which accrued 20 her nominator
and breeder. Hence the bargain was equally remunera-
tive to buyer and seller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Rsported bl JoaN II. DAVIS & 90 u WaLLst.
TUESDAY, Feb. 12-P. N.

TUESDAY Feb. 12-P. NJ.
Except In the volume Of business done, to-day's
stock market was fashioned after that of yester-
day. The same stocks were the leaders IN such
rallies and the fluctuations occurred at about
tho same hours The character of the opening,
which was generally at lower figures than last
evenings final prices alone was different from yes
terday's movements. The best rally was about l
o'clock and in that Rock Island. with an advance
from 1898 to 1851, and Northwestern, with an
advance from 121 7s to 1874 were the conspicuous
figures Those two stocks closed at 1879 and
1921 respectively, the same as last even-
ing The prices for the general market
closed from 4 TO q lower than yester-
day. The transactions for the day amounted
to 3575S1 shares against 460,S12 shares yester-
day. The principal dealings were In Union Paclhc
$4,000 shares), which ended with decline OF %;
ST. Paul 43, 900 shares. with final decline Of q;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western l43,lOO
shares), with decline of IS; Oregon and Trans
continental t42,700 sharesl, with gain OF Is;
Northern Pacific preferred 10000 shares) with a
loss of is Lake Shore "a, $50 shares), with lose
of ls Northwestern IA 400 sharesl, which closed
unchanged and Western Union III 600 shares),
with n loss of q. per cent. The marked feature OF
tho market was apathy and disposition to wait
developments, and in that way 1t closed duii ~
near to the lowest figures of the day.
Government bonds were quiet and steady Win
the bids for the IS per cent higher Annexed are
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
civil, NOTES.

Amelia C. Norcross applied for an Injunction
yesterday III the Superior Court to RESTRAIN John A. NC
Can from continuing the production of the comic opera
The Merry War" She alleges that she has three
fourths undivided interest in the work. Her counsel
held consultation with Mr.. McCauls counsel ana an
agreement the two lawyers as trustees
shoud receive threefOurths OF the royalties upon the
oper and hold the pending litigation or untu mo
Court should order otherwise.
Judge Halves, in the City Court, dismissed
the complaint IN the suit Of Brewster Co., carriage
makers to recover S445 AZ from Rufus Hatch for goods
delivered aud services rendered in repairs TO the de
feudants carriages etc, between December 3d. 1873,
and June 26 1877. The defendant alleged that his
eoachnan had received presents from the plaintiffs and
that he had had repairs made unnecessarily ny Brewster
Co The Court based its dismissal OF the suit on the
ground that 1t was AGAINST public policy for the
plaintiffs TO pay the servant Of the defendant gratuity
every Christmas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending February ~. 1884

P,cspts for the week 1854 pkgs Exports 19l7 pks-
1887 10 Great Britain and $50 20 the Continent Inc mar
ket IA sti in unsatisfactory condition ectpts
are running lighter bat there scarcely any nprove
nent In Tie demand accumulation grows more pur
densorne as the There strong pressure
ades the easier rates quoted are sun 1g
wholesale Extra ErkB Creamery nnds small
outlet at as7c Extra Pennyyana . Offering mee ass
and have been sold ~ $50 On fahcy
Western other Egin 35c 10 extreme jobbins Price
best lots sell at 32d33c and very good quy
held we bear OF no :aes as YET Al e sssef
Dairy Of quality Is ifecV oHet en'l
dull Strictly tubs rktns are held hsh ane
occasional SALE In stances higher nan We Suos oy
excep and do not represent bo
market The about all forward but there conaa-
accumulation here aBd receivers are free sses
little dairy IA arriving; when OF prime quaiV u nnas
ready sale 30932c Western Imitation Creamery ans Oily
slightly and hard sell little OF usNixpio
quality received Factory and rolls OF hEe 9uait net en
MN inal nav OF demand at 100 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
JOAQUIN MILLER VS.. MCKEE RANKIN.

The suit of Joaquin Miller against Mckee
Rankin S. o00 damages the production Of the
play 49" and for injunction restraining the further
production OF II by the defendant TO trial before
Justice Lawrence yesterday Mr. Miller alleges that his
original play California Gold. subsequently, entitled
"Od 40 entrusted TO Mr. Rankin for delivery TO
J. e. Williamson. an actor. 10 London but that Rankin
failed to give work tho actor had not returned IL
20 the plaintiff and had the play under the title
"49 " Mr.. Rankin makes general DENIAL and decares
that California Gold has nothing do with 40
The Justice reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

The average daily receipts OF MIX and cream the nns
ent railroad distributing points III and near Lo CIV ~
tue week baye been follows he s@ cam ss%Yors
hanna and Western 042 cans VI Miz Anu sss -
Cream Central $50 cans OF Mhn sno S son
Cream, uarrm $50 cans OF MIR aud lHo cans ~ cvu
densed M,ik, Naw.Hsven aud Hartford efp cans ot hs
~ vork iiv and Sotaeu 526 OF MIA alb Wy ms.
eoneous short is5O cans Of MN ano ~ sAns Nj,
al CONDENSED Min and 1875 cans Of cream Tho
average price a. which sarpus sold the railroad oix
forms " a. 81 " . can VI forty quartz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
THE SUIT AGAINST THEODORE F. BALDWIN.
l. Al q

In the suit or FREDERICK freilnghuysen as
receiver Of the Mechanics National Bank of Newark to
$4,000 from Theodore r. Baldwin. the former
paying teller Of the bank testimony was given yesterday
showing entries Of deposits purporting TO have been
made by the defendant 10 the Mechanics National Bank
Of RewYork An Indebtedness OF 5000 600 by the
New York 70 the Newark bank shown when III reality
there was nothing Of the kind. motion was made for
the Dismissal OF the complaint on the ground that the
evidence did not trace the possession OF this or other
okeys OF the bank 10 The defendant Justice Van Brnnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

State bonds were dull and quotations were iirm
Tennessee compromises were 2 higher with sales
at 49, OF city bank stocks German American Soid
az 1913 and Comrnerco at I00gloli2.
Railroad bonds generally we're ouict and prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

There wac no special feature &c the petroleum market
except that mora activity developed. the business
heink largely Ia OF yesterdays unusually small
recnrd As has been tho recently whenever 0usi
ness has started up, prices were weakened by the In
creased TRANSACTIONS and fell from 81 0ss 20 81 07A
Near the end there feeble rally Of y cents, and so
the market closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

comparison OF the United Pipe Line reports Tor jan
uary three years past worthy Of note The increase
in net stock from January, 1882. 70 January, 1883,
nearly 5000 600 barrels whereas the increase rom jan
nary 1884, to January, 1884, is less than 9ooooo par
reIs The deliveries Last January nearly equal TO
those In January 1882, but the receipts OF oil en on
nearly 500 900 barrels The figures I'm barres for JAN
nary In the wears indicated are follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
ruled fairly steady. Erie second consols after 95h
were steady ct gSia. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
seconds were off u at 90, and general Be- were e

ruled fairly steady. Erie second consois after 10
were steady ct g3i2. Missouri. Kansas and Texas
seconds were off Il at 90, and general BE- were e
easier at 86ls. Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
extended IS sold at 691a@697s against 70 yester-
day, bnt the incomes wero Z higher at 80. West
Shore first So were firmer In the early dealings up
TO 54ls but later sold at $3.50. While nothing yet
has been actually completed, the indications are
that the pending negotiations and plans for renov-
ing all the complications at present affecting the
West Shore enterprise will meet with full success
in few days At all events it would seem as If the
schemes of the shorts" had about exhausted them
selves. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy debenture
5s were unusually active and to SO, and North
western debenture 5s were largely dealt In
at 95ls995se.. Canada Southern first 81 were off
Il at 07s4. New-York, Chicago and St. Louis first
6s were strong up to 1912 Chesapeake and Ohio
frsts, series B, were of q at 100. and currency 6s
were So lower at 917s Texas and Pacific incomes
declined / L to 49, and frsts RIO Grande division.
were L higher at 72i2. Northern Pacific irsts were
firm at 80 7s
The Su6-Treasury to-day gained on balance
$500, 1862, made up by gains OF SS4,9IO currency
and 1915 1872 coin. The days operations covered
Receipts 81 ,3l0 payments, $S209 ol eurren-
cy balance Us, 292 500; coin balance,
The money market was abundantly supplied at
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges. $129,7s1,1S2j balances
Sc, 252,065.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $685., 900 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were 1857, S39.
and the internal revenue receipts S41O,917.
While the foreign exchange market to-day was
firm at yesterdays advances, the business done was
so small that we hear of no engagements OF specie
for to-morrows steamers Annexed are the
quotations for business Bankers bills, 81 S54
and 81 SCH for and short sterling Tespectively;
51Sl and 81 for francs, 95is and 95a4 for reich
marks 40 and 40l4 for guihlers.
In London British consols ouened 4 higher for
money at l01 lie and g higher for account o at
and lois respectively, United States bonds IDS
were easier-the 4s off Il at 1868 aud the 4i2s
are is lower at 118l2 The quotations for American
always closely followed after the declines made IN
yesterdays home markets. aud later made some
partial recoveries on our to-day's noon advances.
The Bank Of England gained fS1 900 bullion on
balance. In Paris French 3 per cents rose from
7672l2to II OF q, and sight exchange on LOndonwas
higher at 25.24l2 frs. to the &.
The land sales of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company for the month of January amounted to
1,543 acres for 5000. The company has declared
dividend Of per cent on its stock payable March
l, 1884 The annual meeting of shareholders Will
be held Wednesday, March r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

POTATOES vEGRrABLEs -
Irish Potatoes very heavy supply, dnll freely
offered and Irregular. Shipping orders are not SUFFICIENT 70
give any stability prices and the local ado dn sweep
scarce az wOnd probably reach ~.
hut sock TO arr heavy s. Is would he eScoed
Choice Foreign cab1ages sell fairly at sGtH Tor ted and
In 1na y and price; 25a5Oc por peck box
Norfolk g0d demand at 81 % al 80 Tor scotch aud
Common. Spinach selling al tzdta chVico
reaching outside dgures readily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

MINES AND MINING.
SALES AT THE NETWORK INNING E1OHANGE
NEW YORK. Feb. IL. 1884