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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

BUcRISGHAM CIRCUIT COURT CLERK 5
OFFICE, JUNE :, lssJ.
hereby certify That Thomas :. Martin,
CON ~ lssloner in the suit of Kate y. BrOTn
rgintiff against Harrison. Robertson. trls-
Zee and Others. has this day given the bond
REQUIRED OF him in said case by decree Of
Ann term. Is55. d. A. PARRACK, ID. ..
AN fs-SutffGcl9
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70 BE CLOSED.

NOTlCE.-T II Z JAMES-RIVER
~ GREE BRIDGE WILL BE CLOSED
FOR REPAIRS at q O'Clock \. NJ. MON
DAY, september 2lst to all but foot pas
seDgeIs. J. j. MONIA6 r.,
Chairman Committee =. and Il.
GO 1881
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SALE.

Twill sell at public auction, on
MONDAY. SElTEMBER II, lssj.
at II o'clock a. NJ, at the front door OF the
Hastings Courthouse. Of this city the fol-
lowing properly, 10 satisfy an execution m
my hands ia favor Of J. A. RennOids as. {.
{. WOrshHm-tO Wit:
WHITE HORSE.
TERMS: Cash. +. G. GARRISON.
sells II. c. G. X.
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uorSrs. MILES. cows. DC.

Tor SALE, \ FINE DRIV-Ut-n
i ISG-MARE. seven years old last tEM
spring, suitab G for gentleman OF lady.
Also. CANOPY PHAETON AND HAIR
MSS. In good order. Apply az 500 east
Broad street. O. ls-<'
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LUMBER.DEAIERS.

y W. PICKRELL,
IL LUMBER-DEALER,
keeps all kinds OF BUILDING LUMBER,
TOBACCO-BOX BOARDS (SYCAM0RE),
SHINGLES. LATHS, POSTS, &c.
BILL STUFF q speciality. Any Exe on
length furnhhed promptly.
Yard s.nd ofdoe, corner Broad ana LenIi
strssA fe t-eooly
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re- THALHIMER BROTHERS,
bOl BROAD STREET.
CARPETSi CARPETS!
RUGS RUGSl

hOpDs
DRUGGETSi DRUGGETSi
TIE BEST. the LARGEST, the CHEAP
FSI line ever shone In the newest and
Ireftiest patterns and designs. Don't AL
TO look at our line, as you can save money.
BLANKETS BLANKETS BLANKETS.
BLANKETS.
Now is your time and chance To buy a
pair Of GOOD BLANKETS st LOW FL
CUBE.
Look at our "a ALL-wooL BLANKET.
Look at our ia ALL-wooL BLANKET
for So. worth SIS:
Look al our 1874 ALL-WOOL BLANKET
for So; would be cheap at $40.
These goods are pronounced the best bar
gains ever offered in this city.
II Is rather early in the season TO show
and offer WRAPS ard CLOAkS, but A. We
with TO show the public and our customers
what We are going to keep and sell this
season. We have received and will show, on
MONDAY. sErTESBER 14rH.
the handsomest largest. and cheapest line
OF the latest novelties in
SILK. BROCADED VELVET. AND PLUSH.
VISETTES, NEwMARKETS, PLUSH
COATS, AND CHILDREN
CLOAKS.
az astonishingly low prices. See our line
and you will see what Will he worn this
season. - -
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sc 1851 Tu&Th sol Broad street.
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REAL ESTATE AT PKiy.rE ssLE.

N..) TN " Id bUl 4 NIUE q
. - iOO TWO STORY-A y D. "a
BASEMENT BElCK DWELLING on Cary
near Madison street, containing eight
rooms bath. closets. Sc. The premises nave
lust been thoroughly repaired. painted pa
pered. &C.. and are rented 10 good annual
tenant at s2l6 per aunum. A good 10 pei
cent. investment.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Real Estate Agents.
selq-St lli3 Main street.
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JUN
A copy OF original.
CHINA, GLASSWARE. DC

TRUSTEES SALE
- OF
CHINA. GLASS, AND SILvER-PLATED
WARE. HOUSE-FURNlSHTNG
GOODS, AND CHILDREN'S
CARRIAGES.
In order TO close up this trust as speedily
rs possible offer the entire stock In the
store No. el7 Broad street at and below
cost. Those In want OF fresh and desirable
goods will do well 10 call at once before the
stock il picked over. DECORATED TEA,
DINNER, and CHAMBER-WAREi In great
variety: Also. SILvER-PLATED WARE OF
every description.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR
au15 Trustee for Robert Harold.
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E
Aucr1on 49, : l !! j.
BY GsoEss .. vashon = Bon.
Heal Estate Agents and Auctionsess
No. Tenth street.
KARR's ExECUTRTx AND AIS
THOMPSON AND AIS.
DECREE OF 2sp MAY. 1855. IN RICH
MoND cHANCERY COURT.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF THE
ESTATE OF HENRY KARI, DECEASED.
COMPRISING THE FOLLOWING
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:

Pursuant to the aforesaid decree the un-
designed special commissioners will pro-
coed 10 sell AT public auction, on the pre-
misses. at the time and in the order named
below, the PROPERTY embraced In said
decree-to wit:
on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1855,
at4ll O'Clock p. NJ.
/. TWO AND A-HALF-STORY ABOVE
BASEMENT DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING No. 2l0 east Clay street. fronting 80
feet on Clay street, and running back 100
feet to an alley. This house has nine rooms.
detached kitchen with i've rooms aud STA
BILE on the lot all in good order.
2. " STORY DETACHED NEW
BRICK DIV EbLING, with seven rooms. No.
407 west Marshall street. fronting 30 feet
on Marshall street and running back $50
feet 10 al allev.
s.A VACANT LOT adjoining the above,
fronting 2Ols feet on Marshall street aud
running back within parallel lises $50 feet
TO an alley.
or MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1855,
At Al O'Clock z. NJ.
!. O-sTORY BRICK STORE WITH
DWELLING OF five rooms. No 100 east
Byrd street, fronting about ~ feet on Byrd
street. running back 80 feet. This store is
considered very line business stand.
2. TWO-ST0RY BRICK DWEbLIN Nc, adj
joining the above with seven rooms. No.
l02 east Byrd street fronting about % feet
on byrd street and running back 30 feet
3. I W O-STORi BRlCK-AND- FRAME
DIV ELLlNG, with six rooms. No. lO9 east
Byrd street. fronting Pa feet on Byrd
street and running back los feet To an
alley.
4. TwO-sTORY BRICK.AND-FRAME
DWELLING, with four rooms fronting 2ls
feet on Byrd street. and running back los
feet 10 an alley.
5. LOT OF LAND. with improvements
thereon. 81 the southwest corner of Byrd
and First streets. fronting about l63 feet
on First street. and running back along the
south line OF Byrd street l30 feet. The M
provements on this lot consist Of SIEVE
Raj SMALL KANE DWELLINGS. This
lot will be sold a. a whole or sub-divided, a.
may be deemed best at the sale.
8. TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT
DWELLING. with four rooms above base
ment. No. IL east Canal street fronting 20
feet on Canal street and running back l62
feet.
7. TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT
DWELLING, adjoining the above, with
four rooms. No. IS east Canal street. front
ing 20 feet on Canal street and running back
l62 feet.
TERMS One quarter In cash; residue IN
three equal payments at SIX. twelve. ana
eighteen months, for negotiable notes, IN
Interest added. and the title retained until
| the purchase money is fully paid and a
conveyance ordered by the Court.
JOHN A. KRAFT,
A. e.. FRA\kLlN.
see Special COmmi ssiOnerS.
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/ United PARTNERSHIP.

=
dhis V TO certify that W.. BERNARD d.
SnAeLkLEf. 4. DAVENPORT, JR.. q, Is.
"a f.nfohT, and IUNIUS A. NORRIS
vars =, me city Of Richmond and state Of
Hinie-haye formed = limited partner
sn'p Ior The purpose OF conducting In tho
cny Vi hlchmond the business OF TAN.
nrt rrg and FINISHING LEATHER AND
~ lisS AND SELLING HIDES, Lea
InEh shOt-FINDlNGS, OILS. and other
eIucits generally dealt in by leather-deal-
err. Inc partnership In TO continue for two
yesh unless sooner dissolved by mutual
CHALkLEY.
The special partners are I. DAVENPORT. Jr.,
u. Is. DAVENPORT, and JUNIUs A. NORRIS.
and they have each contributed the "A N OF
70 900; ot1l. making an aggregate Of s20,-
raj partner.
Given under our hands this goth day Of
August 1885.
lsignedl b. d. CHALKLEY,
!. DAVENPORT. JE.,
q. h. DAVENPORT
JUNIUS A. MORRIS.
A copy OF original.
STATE or VIRGINIA. CRY or RICHMOND
TowrT'
i. James f. McKenny, a notary public
Tor the city Aforesaid IN the State OF Nir-
glnla, 90 certify that Bernard ID. Chslkley,
l. davenport. Jr., u. Il. Davenport and Ju-
mus a. MOTIFS, whose names are signed 20
the foregoing certificate, have severally ac-
knoviedged the same before me In my said
city on this the day OF the date Of said GER
uncste. and I further certify that the sal
Bernard ID. Chalkley this day made oath
before me that the said /. Davenport. Jr..
g. u. Davenport, and Junius A. Morris have
each paid In actual cash into the partner
ship described In said certificate the sum OF
So. 666.56a.
Given under my hand this goth day Of
August. 1855.
tSignedl JAMES e. McKENNY,
au 2l-6W Notary Public.
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MAYO's BRIDGE.
n 0 T I c f
RI THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND AMI

y y u
TO THE CITIZENS or RICHMOND AND
MANCHESTER:
The reports that the tolls on Mayo bridge
would be increased during the closing OF The
Free bridge for repairs are entirely ground
less such n thing was never contemplated.
TO t9ke advantage OF an accidental pub
lie nece ssity is an unwlse business policy.
Tie low rates now being charged Will not
h. altered.
The patronage OF the Bridge has been
considers bly, increased by the liberal policy
heretofore sdOpted and this, together win
the extra good and safe condition OF the
bridge il is hoped will secure an additional
patronage. J. THOMPSON BROWN
=. l..3t RecelVer MayOs Esiaie.
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KARI, ExEcUTRIX. AND AIS. PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST THOMPSON And AIS, DEFEND
ANTs--lN The CHANCERY COURT OF THE
CITY or RICHMOND.
!, Benjamin h. Berry. clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree M said cause
Of yay 20, 1883 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 7th day OF
September, 1883 -
BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
tflprk
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GALE OF HORSES AND AN-
- MULES AT GOOCHLANDIkN.
COURTHOUSE
MONDAY, SEpTEMBEE p. 1855,
(cOurt-day. commencing ~ 2 o'clock.
. head OF WORK STOCK.
, head Of THRkE-f EAR OLD MI LIS,
. MARES four years Old.
ONf- ANDTWO-N EAR-OLD MULES,
$50 head of SHEEP. L. \. IklCE.
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St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
London Money and Stocks.
LOCAL MARKETS.
st. Paul.

st. PAUL
ST. PAUL, Feb. 15-The market opeued quiet
on grain wing partly to the fact that there were
but few dealers present, and the bids were not
numerous or very vigorous, while those that
were made did not vary from the day previous.
The demand for corn was rather light. Oats
were frmer and &c higher for spot, and even
futures were also friner. Barley was quiet
Ground feed was a shade stronger. Corn meal
quiet Bran firm. Hay quiet The following
sales were made: 1 car hay, $3.50; 1 car feed,
Sl5; car feed c. p; 1875 bags onions, Csc; l5o
cases eggs D. /. iSJ barrels pork, Si3; car
hay, ss2J; car timothy hay, sl0.25; car
feed o. g. Sl6 The following is the call:
wHEAr-No / hard, sec bid; May SIC
bid, Ssc asked; No. regular f6c bid {;
No. . hard 77G79c bid; No. regular ESQ
1Oc hid.
CoRx-No 9. Csc bid. CSC asked; March, 35c
bid; May SIC bid. IOc asked.
oATs-No = mixed CSC bid: February 26c asked :;
March csc bid, s5 &c asked; May PC bid, 29c
asked; No white, 2Gc bid; Feb. &c asked; No.
white. 25c bid.
BAHLEr-No ., soc bid; No. 8 extra. 4sG5Oc
bid; No 3s0IOc DId.
RYE-No. =, sc bid.
GROUND FEED-sl5. 90 bid; February, s15.O
asked.
SnoEr-sfO 90 asked
Conn MEAL-Boied, $500 bid, $40 90 asked;
coarse Sf4 90 bid SI5 90 asked; February, Sl4.50
asked
BRAx-s9 90 bid, 50. so asked, sacked.
BALsp HAYS 80 bid; Feb. $3.50 asked.
TIMOTHY HAV-S9.50 bid, $1,000 asked.
LIVE HoGs-S4 20 bid.
DREssED HoGs-S5-25 bid; light, $3.50 bid.
FLAX sEED-Si .35.
TIMOTHY sEED--SI. 90 bid: 81. 30 asked.
CLOVER SEED-S4.75 bid, S5.s5 asked
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
FINANCIAL.
New York.

Special 10 the Globe.
New YORK, Feb. 14-At the stock ex-
change to-day the market opened H@A
lower for most of the list. The bear raid on
Western Union was continued, and the
price ran off rapidly to 5S4. Union Pacific
was also weak and sold down below 40.
Delaware & Hudson fell off IA to "a and
St.Paul registered 724. Lackawanna seemed
to be sustained and the same was true OF
Northwestern and the Vanderbilts. Wall
street was said to be full of ''iame ducks and
bleating lambs,' who were wandering about,
mourning over their losses. When the late
boom was at its height We felt as certain OF
the ultimate result as we do now, and per-
sisteutly warned outsiders not to believe or
buy, but the temptation proved too great,
and large collection of burnt fingers and
sore heads are among the net proceeds of
the rash Investments. The present bear
operations will be allowed to continue until
large short interest is again created, and
EVERYBODY Is DELUDED
into the belief that the stocks are all going
to pieces, and then the bull leaders will
again step to the front and cause lively
scramble TO cover, and so the old game is
being played from dav to day and from year
to year. 4 preliminary statement of Cen
trail Pacific for 1884 shows deficit of S133,-
600. 1t was intimated from London that
there is soon to be an issue of st. Paul Car
trust bonds. Receiver Fink, of the East
Tennessee d Georgia railroad system, an
nounces its Withdrawal from all freight and
passenger pools. A prominent owner of
Pacific Mail said that company was now earn
ing per cent and paying out per cent,
and hence there need be no fear of bad re-
suits from the refusal Of congress to con-
tinue its subsidy. Bull points were given on
New York Central, Northwestern and West
Shore bonds. The earnings of the Omaha
for the first week of February were increased
$500. ID. P. Morgan was said to be giving
orders to buy stocks two points below the
present figures. In final dealings there was
rather better feeling, prices hardened and
there was less pressure of stocks. The Ge
cline in Changers brought in some buyers for
them and there were some bold enough to
predict that the market had turned and would
do better next week. The Illinois Central's
earnings the first week of February increased
S24, 100.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16

Produce Exchange.

While there was no very great activity on the
board. the feeling was much better than 1t has
been on some occasions. Fer butter there was
stock az "a SC. for fresh roll medium gIa les
prices range from SC 70 1ac. choice grades being
from lee To IA; There j. no change in cream
cries. which remain steady al 30e forfrcsh 30 K.
The market + fniy stot ksd with lined eggs and
held stock quotations average from l+e to &c,
TURKEYS and chickens are scarce. There is very
htilL dsmand for turkeys, except for short stock
Chickens are in good demand st from iOc 20
is5sc. Potatoes nominal. One bot OF onions
was reported sold for &c, bat Il was time sale
and can hardly be quoted a a regular price. The
following is the call:
Butter-Faney, SOc bid 33c asked; extra arsi.
ssc sid. S0c asked; hrst. isc bid. @Dc asked; sec
ond SC to l2c sid packing stock, &C 20 Sc.
Chsese-Faney, lie bid; ane. lie asked; free
part skImmsd, &c bid, Sc asked; fair part
SKINNED. &c 10 &c bid
Egz-Extrss, 22e bid; frsts. isc bid 20c
asked: lined and extras. I6c bid, ISc asked.
Poultry-TuTkeys extra lee bid. lac asked;
choice, ICc bid, IL asked; medium, &c bid;
chickens extra, lie bid, choice, 10c bid; me
dun. SC bid
Fo;s,oes-Choice, soc bid, 40c ssked; sweet
Potatoes jersey, =. 50 asked; Illinois. s..
AppIes-slaBaard, s. ssksd9 fair. $50
asked
Oraurss-Cboice. s. asked.
Isnous-Faaey, $3.50 ssked choice 50 asked;
prime. Ss.59
Grzpes-ies asked
Cranberrie.-BeH & Bagls asked isc; Bel &
cherry, I6e asked: native and state. lac asked
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
ST. Paul Live Stock.

The market was very dull indeed yesterday.
and nothing of any account was done. The
dressed beef business is interfering good deal
with the live stock trade. and immense quanti-
ties of Kansas City products are being forwarded
to this market. Besides this, many farmers
who have had a surplus of corn, fed it to their
stock, and now being anxious to realize, are
rushing their stock OH the market. Six of these
people, from Dakota and Western Minnesota,
with seven or eight cars of cattle and sheep,
were in st. Paul yesterday. Finding sale here
they left for Chicago. Only two loads of cattle
were received. 7 he fine coin fed Iowa cattle
belonging to Mr.. Kent were shipped to Chicago
yesterday. Cows are selling III 3Q4c for No.
l. and steers are selling all the way from 31a@
4hc, while extra good bring sc, and extras as
high 52lc. Nothing doing in sheep. The ex
tent of transactions yesterday was the sale of 13
hogs averaging $50 pounds at S4.35.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
Family Retail Market.

Butter Cheese and Eggs.-Prices quoted by
Geo Thuet, Jr., city market, room 2-Farmers'
fancy creamery soc; farmers creamery csc !;
dairy 20c; country roll l5QlSc; cooking butter
i26ni5e Cheese-Fancy fall cream 1Sc; fall
cream i5c; imitation Swiss 1sc. Eggs-Country,
fresh tested. 25c dozen.
Groceries as quoted by Narcisse, Michaud &
Co., city market Sugars-Cut loaf &c. pow
dered Sc; granulated nc. COfIee-A &c; extra
C 6I.c; yellow &C. Canned Goods-Tomatoes
&c, lOc, 12sc corn s. 10, 121sc; peas Sc, l5c, ,2Oc
csc; string beans 1Oc; lima beans i0GDlsc; sue
cottash 100 15c; Boston baked beans l5c; pump
kin 12Hc; squssh 12Rc; rnubarb 12Isc; sweet
potatoes l2hc; peaches i0c625c: strawberries
100 30c; raspberries l2f q i5c ;blackberres 100
15c: bueberries 12k0 I5c; grapes 23c; pears
25&3Oc; cherries 25035c. tlour-Straights
81 .25 patent 81. 60: graham S2.00; rye 500;
cornmeal Sl2.OO. Rice 50sc; barley &c; oatmeal
DC: cracked wheat &c: navy beans 81 rs per
bushel; lard Sc, &c and 10c; vermicel and
Iuacaroni, imported, 15c pound. Potatoes 45c
bushel turnips 45c; carrots 40c; beets 6Oc;
onions 75c.
DRIED FHUITs-Valencis raisins 12Hc; London
layers 2ec; Dehess 4Oc: currents 70sc; Turkey
prunes ease; French prunes 20c; dried apples
1O615c: peaches 20035e; apricots Csc; black
berries l5c; raspberries 35c.
FrsH-Quoted by u. c. Cobb, stalls and G,
Market hOuse-Codfsh steaks. ~ y per lb whole
fish, fOc per ID: trout steaks. 125sc per 10; salmon
steaks. 2Oc per ID. White dsh and front, 10c per
b pike f0c black bass 12tSc; lake herring 10c:
dressed pickerel. Zoe per 10. Pckerel. crOppies
and rock bass, Sc per 10. Smets, 121sc per 10;
eels. Ice per ID. Kit mackerel. - ID pals
81 ,0OGl.2j; round shore" herring, per pail.
S5c.
oTsTEKs-In cans. standards % Gs0c; selects
356s4Oc; y. I. counts SOC: in bulk, standarfs
2gc; selects 4Oc: y. y. counts SOC per quart.
POULTRY AsD GAMs - Chickens 1i113c;
ducks and geese. nominal; turkeys, 1401Gc; par
tridges Csc pair: quail SOC Dsi=.
FEUus-Apples, Csc per peck, $500 per
barrel; oranges. 5G,5Oc per dozen: lemons, ESQ
s0c per dozen; cranberries, 15c per quart
HOSET-In comb 2Oc02Jc.
MEATs-Quoied by Haas Bros, City Mar
ket-Beef roasts Iss015c; round steak
12ISc; sifloin steak 15c: pOTterhOuse steak I5c;
coined beef eclfOc; mutton rossts Hcsl5c:
chops 125s else; stewing pieces 593c; veal
roasts isk 0i5c: cnflets 15c: stewing piece
s6i21se; pork roas;s s1i0c; chops 1Oc; infe
nor pieces 615c; sausage in balk or in cases Sc;
lard lOGl21e
TE4s AND COFFEEs-G7aPowder 5OcGsi 90:
OOlOng 5OcGsl 90: YOuDg HysOn 6Ocl1SI GO;
Japan 30G5 Cofees-tifeen Rio. fsaI5e
per ID; Java, 25G3Oc; RIO roast, 2Ols25c; Java
roast, 25G,40c; Mocha, 35N.40c.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16

NEw YORK. Feb. tI.-Flour. steady: receipts
1900 barrels; exports, 3,lO0 barrels; common
TO good extra, S8.GO035O; superine state and
western, 81 5O8S.OO; good to choice, $3.50
Gb5.5O; white wheat extra. 4.15Gj.5O; extra
Ohio, 50. OOG5,5O, Minnesota patent process.
Si.75G5.q0; -. Louis, S3.0035.i 20. Wheat,
spot lots firm; options opened aGssc lower,
and closed steady, with slight recovery; re-
ceipts. 1900 bashels; exports 10000 bushels
No. spring, 9Ic; No. Milwaukee, Ole, TO
arrive c. j. T., ssKGs9ac; ungraded red. So
@96c; No. 3 red, So sc; No. . red, 9s093Ac;
No. 1 white, soc; ungraded white, Ss&0!c;
No. red February nominal; March sales,
1872 coo bushels al QOit 0sO7.c, closing at 90i.c;
April sales, lGS 900 bushels at 9lS 09lE &C,
closing at else; May sales. 544,O01 bushels
at 93ls 9o3Ac closing at 0Jac; June sales.
$500 bushels at % = Ge94ssc. closing 9lisc.
Corn, spot lots i4DAc lower; options steady;
receipts, S0.O0G bushels. exports. $4,000 bush
els; uugraded, 5J25l2c; No. 3. Sic; steamer,
5JS5lAe; steamer No. >, 5iR G5f &c;
steamer yellow, 81 @53c; steamer white, 59G
Coz; No. > February, 5tCs5iGc, Closing
at 5t'sc March. 90 . Bi9Nc, closing az 49lic.
April 49h q iq@c closing at 49is c; May, o. :
o. acc, closing al - sc: June. 4ssl u sSEc clos
ius ~ 4sssc, steamer February, 5JtL5D &c.
closing az soc. March. 4SAC. special Feb
ruary, 5isic; special March. 50ac Oats were
a shade lower aad dall, receipts, 90 00O bushels:
exports, .... busbels; mixed western. 35ISsc.
white western. 3SR42c. Cofce. spot, tlir. Rio.
quiet; options opened moderately active and
higher, closing barely steady; sales were re
ported % ~, 80 bags. March. S7.55; April $ u0
hay, $ Is; JERe, SS--OUs -; July, SS35.
Au .ust. Is 40; september, ss.45. Sugar was dui,
and unchanged: fair . good refining quoted
al S15hc; rcdned quirt and stesiy standard \.
Sc; oonlectioaers' A. l5-l6G5c; grluu'alcd.
slice; white extra L, 5a25s4c: A. 5La
size; extra A. 5hGs 5-i6c. yellow. "a tg
tSc; OF A. 5hc: nouid 4, sac, cut loaf and
crushed, 6isE6ac' powdered. 5-l695'sc
cubes, iT-I6C. Moiasses. quiet. blg frm.
5O-test, sCG2ic; New Orlt an. f1I53c- Rice.
market steady and fairly active. Petroleum
was steady; united. 90 s. C. 7eiued, 5Ac. Taiiaw
was Qutst nut arm 40 eAs st6 Size. Rosin was
Qgiet at 81. Gets5s. Turpcutine was
steady AZ SQi. s130isc- Eggs. western. quiet
sud market steady o; 2ss}2sc. Pork, demand
irm and market fairy active; new mess was
quoted A. Si4-0QGis.25- Beef. arm Cus
meats dull; long clear niidic<. 500. Las5
was steady, contract gyadc spot cGoted 81
Ss.S2is February, = =, Mach. 7.ssis 3s.Sj:
ApriL Ss.15 SO; May, Ss.4tGs.41s June,
S5.59G s.5s. Batter, demand arm and aaskct
active a. l0tE35c. Cheese was quIet sai Un-
changed: western dat, S2iiisc. Other articles
were unchanged.