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,nou e.,c,,v vbs, ,b., rule Is, but l IN.

know exactly what that rule Ii, but | I'M
derstand that we have no redress. The
note told us that we must pack up our
trunks and start the next day for New YORK
without fail. You can imagine how We
felt. Mile. Angelina Orlani was taken 30
sick on reccift OF the news yes, II was the
news that caused her slckness-that M'ie.
LUCIA Gcnovsl and myself were afraid We
couldn't leave her. am glad to say she
recovered, and sunday evening we started
for this city. We came on an emisrant
train without s'eeper.
81 forgot To say that each OF us received,
Enclosed in the note that gave ne our dts
uissai, st0, one bali OF the weeks salary
due 10 us. We were also told that we
could apply 10 Mr. $. Il. Eaton, the COM
pany's lawyer. for passage back 10 itaiy'
w. didn't like our treatment in chicago.
NJ. Mamair, the French ballet master. spoke
10 us so roughly aud In such a manner. and
Altogether our treatment was verv bln.
We nlayed 10 poor houses. On the tram
with us. and also discharged, were fifteen
cho,us boys and girls and thirteen men,
hers of the orchestra. The chorus were
Americans and the musicians German. We
appIied 10 Mr.. Eaton this morning for our
massage back 10 Italy. He said he should
have 10 telegraph 10 Chicago about u, ana
u we applied ut 1880 tomorrow morning
he would let us know what he had heard"
Seymour Locke, advance agent OF the
National Opera Company, said last night at
the Academy Of Music that the girls were
discharged for incompetcncy. "They
were engaged in great hurry" he said,
"and Of course we didn't know what their
CAPABILITIES were. In such large COM
pany as ours the discharge OF twenty peo-
ple means nothing. ! know very little
about tie affairs OF the company, as | have
been IN san Francisco in their interest.
know. however, that the lir,t three days OF
next week we play In Milwaukee and the
last three In Detroit, then we go for week
to Brooklyn"
Mr.. Buchignani received yesterday
teesram from Mr.. Parry, who engaged the
ballet girls in Milan. The dispatch ran as
follows:
Am discharged for incompetency.
Will be with YOU Tuesday. A,INI."
"Asini," said Mr.. Buchgnani, laughing.
.is the Latin for asses. All, Mr.. Parry
trous ton tnucD for them
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PERSON

+
Havipg qusnded rs executor OF 0EOBD +
BIRsCH, decested. all persons Indebted 20
his estate will please come forward and set
Tie. and those who have cha! ms AGAINST ~ "a
George Hrsch VIII present the sane 10 me
or ny attorney, IA WY WILSON tsq..
north est corn err OF Tenth add Main streeta
GhNHARD ROSS.
Executor NJ George Hi'sch. decesSed.
de ll-6t
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FRIDAY, DEcLMuHR p l-96,

sANrsoN < ADANsoN. Aucu3noers. te /
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THE PIONEER WOMAN CAPTAIN.
nary Miller, Licensed TO Command IA
Steamer.

In the case Of Mary Miller, the recent
comraraivelv liberal increase Of occupa-
iions in which women can take part, Is
siriSinsly illustrated. Only few wears
ago, TO suggest that q woman command i
steamer would have been considered alb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
More virginia Mineral Lands Sold
iBy telegraph To the DispatonI

LYNCnBuRG, Va, December IA re-
port has Just been received Of another SAFE
OF mineral land on the line OF the Nor!olk
and Western railroad, near Roanoke,
amounting TO 100000. This AGGREGATES
the sales Of over 100000 in the last two
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

ALEXANDRA, Va. December l5.-At a
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Virginia
MidIsDd railway, held here to day, rhoms
N. Logan was elected president IN pace OF
Mr.. Huidekoper. The presentation OF re-
ports was postponed TIL the ga instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED ar THE DISPATCH
PRINTING house
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AUCTION DALEN-Thts Day.
Nrr< . ~(SVN's0.e-sr
BY Frank ID. Hill a Co.,
Auctioneer,
No. Q north Eleventh street.
T1RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il MACHINERY, INCLUDIN9 BOILER
AID EN9IN T., AND CJMpLGrE OUTFIT
FOR A LA HGE MANUFACTURING busI-
NESS, AT No. 1926 East MAIN STREET,
RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY CHARLES L.
PALS Err Eso.-By virtue OF o deed OF trust
dated August ~, 1855 end duly recorded
in the clerks office II Richmond Cnaucery
Court. we will sell at pubIicsuction. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1855.
commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the
premisss, No. 1929 eat Main street, the
following PROpERTY-to wit:
i 10. ENGINE and 20
HORSE POWER BOILER.
Also large number PATTERNS for HDD-
LOW WAKE, PLO WS, SHELTERS, CIDER
MILLS including Complete Oulil for large
Du,ipess. stock OF NEW FLOWS. CIDER
MILLS, CORN-aHELLERS PL0W-CASr
INGS, REAPERs, and MOWERS and a
large lot Of OLD lRON-cast, scrap and
There is q large lot OF unfinished stock
and other materials, which can be seen AZ
any tine by parties woo desire to pur
chsse. =
that amount sixty days, with interest
added and good nd0rser.
BLAIR BOILING,
sale by JAMES McDoUGALL. salesman.
POSTPONEMENT
The above sale lie postponed on account OF
bad weather 10
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1889,
stIl O'Clock A. NJ, at which time 10 win
take place without further postponement.
CUNNINGHAM HALL,
BLAIR BOILING,
Trustees.
CONTINUED SALE.
This sale will be continued
To- DAY
at O'Clock A. NJ, when the balance Of the
articles enumerated will be sold.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.
de AuctiOneers
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(Jno. +. Laughion. Jr., salesmau,)
No. 2e Ninth street.
OF HOUSE.
II HOLD FURNITURE, IMPORTED
CANARY BIRDS, BKEkCH.I GA DING
SHOTGUN, STOVES. EXrENSION-
TOP PHAtTOS, &c,
AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY
at 1890 O'Clock | will sell al my auction
house large assortment Of FURNITURE,
/ MAFbLE-TOP COTTAGE CHAMBE.
MAH0GANY wARDKOBEs AND Blu
BFIsTEAHs. MATTRESSES. CHAIRS:
2 WALNUT TFNsION-TABLtS:
/ HANDSOME SECRETARY AND BOOK
wALHNJIhT' MARsLE.ToP. MAHOGANY,
and WALNUT SIDEBOARls:
Several VERY GOOD SECOND-HA
CARPETS;
COOkING. AND UEATING.STOVES;
/ DOUBLE BARREL BKEECH-LOADING
SHOT GUN; .
10 pairs Of GE$UINE ANDREASBERG
CANARIFS. warranted young; in full
health and song.
ALSO,
at II O'Clock. EAIENSIONT TOT PHAE-
TON for one or two horses; full leather top
and trimmings; cost $500 and as good as
new. Sold only r want Of use
The crow ded condition OF my room makes
II necessary 10 remove purchases al once.
GEORdE N. MAYO.
dele AuctiOncer.
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Keep DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup at home.
Thousands takeit Price - cents bottle.
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old DOMINION STEAM 4 srg
~ SIP COMPANY. Cd" Elm
IN NEW YORK

stssaet. .ea.o Rich moud kVEHr 10 ~
DAY al1 FRIDAY al y. ~. snd sANpH
efi.sr,Pr, leave Eew YORK 'ot aicumonG
VI SoffolK, livery TUESDAY ana SAT.
CRDAf at3P. NJ, aud FOX Richmond dreoi
EVEI.i ThU HSOAl 1t 3 =. II.
lReseHyC~ accom- modal DDS urbut tSsAot
"a ON nic 20 New YORK rtG Janus.
river route Qnc uding MEAS and
perth .''-.o W
~ dale q, - 90
9teeiPge, with FCbs's te noe ...........-.-. "
-teerage, without subsstencc....... u
"ann tgle rtq Chessreake and ONO
railroad '.' ~ w
-kDir fare vtG lticnmond and felrT--
burg railroad 49,. ~ y
rlckets Csu ce obtained AZ p. W carrier e.
1000 Main rect; Che>apsaN sc Snd chlt
and EicrWold and Petersburg deeJis' sho
al ebm pGny's Cftcsg. 1902 Main strse'. Nr1
wharf =. cksiiH .,...
Frsigi,s forwarded aco tn,ough oils G..
ladln2 Issued tur I0.uts ocNocd NeH foTt
Freight received "a IS until L. ",
xenifas, cinst q o. es.iCg.taIs one hoN'
OefDre departure ....-.
PssseugsIs ear lea 10 sew Ola 4ial-ds,
and saturday a. = - - lie ." 'oi
News s.eamrr snd Srr,fo st htcn irooo .!
Inc Chesa pesho src unin trt'u ''" H'A'
70 fsss ~ leavh4 Richmond OF mon.
49, ,fIrEspAYS MkD<ksDAGS
TnIESDAIS and SATuhDA y, %
ne Cbeeapeake and Onto HAL waJ -" NeW'
-nrt Kew0 at s:i6 a, N. aud by ths hloh.
mosd and PetsrsoulS railroad tsanle dsysl
a. II,gO A. 81. viii make connection ~
SuHrOl x with sleas NOR le9vip2 'no~s asys
SAiLINGS THIS Wtkk.
WYANIKk. Captain HuLFHHht, FIJI
nay. December I7tb, a, O'Clock L. u.
HHhAkW ArER CAPTAIN JENN%i' sAr
URDAY. december stn. At o'cl ock y: NJ
Ol.p COMMON. captain SMITH. ~ IN
DAY. December 2ltn al O'Clock A.
agOR8k w. ALLEN CO. a gems
No. 1901 Main street ami
60 Couipapys wharf. Rs se'n
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
45bP. NJ. MAIL daily except sunday.
O:35 a. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS daily (ey
cept sunday.
7:45 A. NJ. NIGHT Express daily lex
cept Monday.
CONNECrIONS.
Al Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and
onto railway for the South, West, and
Northwest.
AtLyrchburg with Norfolk and Western
railroad for q n points south, southeast. and
Southwest, aud Virginia Midland railway
for al points NOrth and south.
AT Richmond with Associated Railways
for all points in the S0nih, and Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad for
all points NoIth.
AT lexington with Baltimore and Onto
railfoad, making close connections ri bar-
p4r's Ferry 10 and nom Fitlsburgh and the
West. flso &c points North aud East
Slsept,g-c0r attached 20 Ntgn hIpreS az
trains MARRIED daily except Sunday,
Tickets sold To all points Offices els
east Main street, 1000 Main, aud at Rich
nond and Allegheny depot, Eighth and
Canal streets. J. Il. MACAOhuO,
General Passenger and Express Agent
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DRUNKENNESS

Or tho Liquor Habit Can Re Cured without
the Know edge OF the Patient D. Admin
isterin. Dr. Usibos Cohen Specific.
IL INsTAN TLY destroys al app tie ici
alcoholic LIQUORS Csu ne A-ctr'!N al ain
,sieied In coffee. TIA or my aroclp 81 .ooa'
sven In Unnor its.IL with >EVE9-F ALL
ING results Thousands II dtuuEsrts ave
been cured who 'o.day b3l'evs they Juii
DRINKING OF their own free "iiL EofoNed
ny every body nut salOon-keeper tortale
by ROBERTA BAKER,
9lq east Main street,
no ls-eOci5t' Richmond. va
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ALSO.
sTGvIGs SALES Future Dogs.
BY Sampson & AdamsOu.
Resl Estate AuctiOneers and Insurance
Agents
sI3Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALU-
4 ABLE HOU az AND LOr FRONrlNG
ON Ninth STREET. BETWEEN DECA-
IIEAND So, ETD% STREETS. IN THE
CIIY OF MANCHtSrtk. "a BY virtue
Of & deed Of trusi fIOm MIS-. Bette \. Bprum
10 The M designed. trustees OF the Mechan-
les Building fuLd Con DsuY, Of Toe CITY of
Manchester, dated july 70. 1854 aud nuly
recorded ID me clerk Office n the Hustlnsa
Court OF ssid city. peed-book 5 page ijl.
default having been made iu the Ya' ment
NJ the bond secured thereby, ana beng re-.
ouired 50 To do by The said Building. una
CCmuauy. they. the said undersigned trus-
tees, VIII sell at public auction on Tue
pTeMifes on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER q, 1855,
at4 O'Clock p N. that VfRY DE-IRABLE
HOISl and LOT, fronting - 'rei ON
tle west sile or Ninth street. be'~e"l
Decatur and -tO'ktOn streets aud ran ing
tack 1872 feet. The DNFLLI>b rs lnrg-
buiIr'Ig. containing seven rooms hfi7'
SC. aud la 4n hlst mite reg IT, ia s. poo
leIiy is one NJ the most Gr-lfap.o tour'
IN the CtN beIug 10 81 900 me- 2hoorh1'o
rCrNtr lent fr street cas-. market &c.
ItIM~: CtSh az to the sun ot t33' -
aud COSTS Of executing tn.s trust me 's,-
Ancc upOu su,u terms ts VIII De made
kUoWL a. Tie sale. ,,.,.,..,,,,,.,
&. & MCRAF
". FI5ZGERALD
1 4
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FR,T.CLh-s MEALS.

RA7Es NtrH Lt.~ ThsS itAh
,.lAE..J lN Any OTHER GOt r.
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BY George ". Mayo. Auctioneer,
Ono. +. Lsughion. Jr., salesman
No. 26 Ninth street.
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bu; exports, LOCO blu: mixed Western, 35a a 37c.
white Western, SO a 433c.
Hops quiet and steady.
Sugar firm and quiet; refined dull. Rice steady
and quiet.
Turpentine steady at &c. Petroleum steady;
United closed at Ollie.
Eggs steady; receipts, 1663 packages.
Cut meats firm; sales of picked bellies at Az
&c. Lard less active; sales of Western steam,
spot, 6a 06411c; to arrive g. 40c. c. and f.; Janu-
D. 90 5lc April, 6.57c; city steam, 6250 30c
Butter steady and quiet; Western, Is 036c
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, JAN 2-The strong tone in wheat
which prevailed on Thursday disappeared en-
tirely to day, values declining 1sc and closing at
inside prices. The market opened at 91sc, for
May, but only a few sales were effected at that
figure, as the decline was sharp until the option
had touched 90sc. There was a rally to 90a. but
In the final dealings the lowest prices of the day
again prevailed. Phe receipts were reported as
growing larger in the Northwest which was
given as one of the causes Of the weakness.
There was very little doing in corn. and prices
show little change. Oats ruled quiet and firm
PROVISIONS were quiet and shade easier.
Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat opened steady, but quickly sold off 1sc,
and closed at about the inside figures. The
sales ranged: January, S4s 084ac, closing at
"a February, s4a 85ac, closing at S4s q
spring, 84084sc; No 8 spring, 67071c.
90 Corn was quiet and easy; cash, 365c January,
36s 5000, closing at 36!c; February, 36a q 36sc.
closing at 3s4c; May. 37s 4Osc, closing at 800 q
40c.
Oats were quiet but frm cash, &c., January
2S0285c May, 81 031ac. closing at 3l3 a 81 &C.
Rye was dull; No. 2, 5Sac. Barley was dull; No
2, 81 063c.
Flaxseed was steady; No. l. $1.12
Mess pork was quiet and shade easier:
cash, $9O5011: January, $a97a 0l0 O5, closing
at $9974 10; February, $40 a 10. 12aa, closing
at $40. 1O May, $I0.374 010.45 closing at $40. 40
0l0 423. Lard was steady and firm; cash, 602a
06.O5c; January, 6.02a 06.05; February, 6050
610c. closing at 6.074c; May. 61006. 17ac, clos
ing at 6. 15c. Boxed meats-Dry- sailed shoulders
3. 1903. zoe; shortrib sides, 495 04.973c; short
clear sides, 52005 .25e.
Whisky was steady at 81. 16.
Sugar was unchanged
Butter and eggs were unchanged
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, $4,000
bu; corn, 156, oo0 bU OATS $4,000 blu: rye,
5000 blu; barley, 80. 600 bu. Shipments-Flour
1000 brls; wheat, 5000 blu: corn. $4,000 bu
oats, a 600 Blu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 10000 blu.
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Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2-Flour-Receipts, 49,
722 brls; exports, 4,s97 bris, 81, 753 sacks Mar
ket dull Sales, 1900 brls.
Wheat-Spot duh; options opened Rrm, clos
ing steady; receipts, 1.lo0 bu; exports, none;
sales. 40l6, 900 bu futures, $4,000 bu spot; No. 2
epving. Sc; ungraded red, 800 194ac; No 2 red,
nominal at 92ac; No. white, 95lc; ungraded
white, 96sc; No. 2red, January 9la a92sc. clos
ing at 91ac; February 923 $3.50, closing at 92sc;
March. 4s095Ic. closing at sac; April $50
974c, closing at 96c; May, Oh G98ac. closing at
97ac; june. 96s q 9esc. closing at 9Sac.
Corn lower; closing steady; receipts, 182, 500
bur exports 49, 325 bu; sales, u.s. 600 bu futures,
231, 900 bu spot Rejected, 42042i ungraded,
40949c; No. 8, A 044ae; steamer 49, 046ac in
elevator, 47zc affoat. 47047ic February; No. 2,
40b049ac in elevator; steamer yellow and
steamer white, Fc No. 2, January, 490493c
elosing at 493c; February. 49, D49c, closing at
k8e; March, 4Sc; May, 49, 94s2e. closing at 4Ssc
Oats higher and more active; receipts, 1900
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports Catte-Receipts, 1879; shipments,
S6. The market was slow and weak and I0O15c
lower; exporters, So 1925; good to choice ship
81. l004.5 o stocksrs and feeders. $2S003.75;
cows. So 1926.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 1880; shipments, none The
market weak sc lower; good to choice, So. 70
1885; common to medium, So. 5O03.6O.
Sheep-Reeeipts none; shipments. none. The mar
ket steady for good good to choice, So rs 90
fair TO medium, $1.5002.50; scalawags 70075c
each.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2.-The Drovers' journal reports:
Cattle-Recepts, $500; shipments. LOCO. The
market slow but steady; shipping steers, from
95e to 900 TBS average, $s.6o05.5o stoeksrs and
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; shipments, 5000 The
market was slow and DC lower; rough and mixed.
S3;5O03.s5 packing and shipping SD: 1904. 10;
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts, / LOO; shipments,
800. The market steady and stronger; natives
$204.35; Western. g. 3.5oi Texans $203.25;
lambs. 1878 05.62l2.
shipments. 40. The market was active, but shade
easier; choice shipping steers $505. 25; common to
good shipping steers, S404S IS; butehering steers
$3 1904; cows, So 2503.25; stockers and feeders,
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments. 1900. The
market was fairly active at unchanged prices butch
ering and best heavy packing $3.SO04; mixed pack
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, 600, shipments, none.
The market was slow and quiet.
EAST LIBERTY, Jan. q Cattle - Receipts
419 head; shipments. ]. 059 head. The market was
firm nothing doing to-day; all through consignments
Hogs - Receipts, A 600 head: shipments. $500
head. The MARKET closes shade weaker; Philadel-
phias, 81. 1904. 90; Workers, $3.9o0410.
Sheep - Receipts GOO head shipments. 2, 200
head. The market was duh at Thursdays prices.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2.-Hogs firm; common and
light. So. 2O03.95; packing and butchers, SO. $50
400 Receipts. 1888; shipments, IL 485.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Little Doing To-Day, the Holiday Dulless
Not Having Passed Off

Little Doing To-Day, the Holiday Dulless
Not Having Passed Off
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 2.
Thelocalmarkets were unusually quiet to-day, the
holiday dullness still brooding over the markets
and a heavy rain through the entire day being.
as we'll, unfavorable to trade. There were no
changes in values of special Importance. The
poultry market, owing to falling
off in receipts and brisk local
demand, is frmer Chickens to-day brought SC,
turkeys &c. Whether these figures will be paid
the coming week is questionable. The provision
market is still sluggish and prices no better.
The firm tone to sugars continues and cofees
and canned goods rule steady Roasted coffee is
in good demand, while green coffees move little
slow.
The local market was in stronger position to-
day than in any day for week past. Prices did
not range materially higher, but were firm ard
bidding spirited. Bids on Change ranged as fol-
lows:
Wheat-No Mediterranean, 92c; No. Medi-
terranean, 92c, No. 2 red, 9l3c; No. red, SSc;
January, no bid.
Corn-No. l white, 34ac; No. white, a3ac;
No 8 white. 32ac; No. yellow, 34ac O. t. No 2
yellow, SAC O. t.; No 3, 33c; No. yellow, 32c:
No l mixed no bid; No. mixed, 33sc; No. 3
mixed, 323c; No. mixed, Bic; sound ear, c0c;
Oats-No. 2white. &c., light mixed, 29c; mixed,
29c; rejected, 27c
Rye-60c
Bran-$11. rs f. O. b.
Hay-Timothy, choice, $l2; No /, $115o; No
2, $1,000.
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OIL CITY. Jan. Irrational Transit Company
certificates opened at 6Se; highest price, 81 aac;
lowest price, SSl4c closed at 81 3ec sales $50 600
brs; clearances, 1850. GOO brls charters 25, 1877
brs; shipments, 95, 469 brls
PITTSBURG. Jan. 2.-Petroleurn fairly active
National Transit Company certificates opened at
sSac, and closed at 91isc; highest. price. 91slc;
lowest price, 8S3ic.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2-Petroleum-The market
opened firm at SS 9c to 81 7ec reacted 9o3sc
rallied and closed at 81 lee bid. Sales, 961 GOO brls
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The weekly statement Of tho associated banks,
issued to-day, shows the following changes:
81, 267, 100; legal tenders increase, $l.593 500;
deposits increase, So 00G, &c., circulation, in
crease 800 400; reserve. decrease, $423 IT'S The
banks now hold $25, 0So 463 in excess of the %
TaAr can't rnle.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Dry Goods--The imports
of foreign dry goods at this port for the month of De-
cember amounted to 1857, 2S9, as compared with
$7.045, 695 the same month in 1884 against ST.
054.5c3 for December, 1888, and So, lS6, 971 in
1882.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 2. Cotton holiday: net and
gross receipts 3,945 bales; stock hand. 1876 $50
bales.
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Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsburq.
Disqualification Mail and Express daily 400 am
New York, Phi,adelphia Wash
ington, Baltimore and Pttsburs
Express. daily s-.--...-...- 40 sR
Dayton and Columbus Express,
except Sunday III 90 am
Richmond Accommodation 400 psn
New York, Philadelphia Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily, s.. h.---..---.--..- Ass 20
Arrlve-Richrrond Accommodation, except
Sunday a40 an
New York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily .--...-.....--..---.-11: It's am
Columbus and Dayton Express, ex
cept Sunday. Observation-Disclosures. 4.35 pa
Western Mail and Express daily. $40 pu
New York, Philadelphia Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily 1920 um
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo, p, c. q ST. La n u
part-Ieuisviile and Chicago Express,
p. c...........-........-. Ills xm
Louisville and Chicago Fast Er
press daily s.. Hoo POD
Arrive-Chcago and Louisville Fast Ex-
press, daily, s.-----.....--.--- 400 IN
Chicago and Louisville Express,
p. c.---.---..-...-----...-.- 1885 p4
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choice heavy at $405 to a. OH early later values
declined about ten cents; closing weak at follow
ing quotations. We quote:
Heavy .$3. 9004.O0
Light. -.--.-.......3 .z0O3. 80
Pigs and roughs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3.0003-50
SHEEP AND LAMgs-Receipts l. 500; shipments,
1,150. Liberal supply; quality fair Market a
little slow at no material change in prices. We
quote:
Good to choice, 40 to lao lbs car lots 4003.85
Fair to medium, 80 to lilo fbs.....-... 3.0003.35
Common. Observation-Disclosures. 225O2. IS
Culls per head. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .5001 90
Lambs, common to good. 3.O004. 90
Bucks, per hasd.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.0003 so
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Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Sc. Louis Chicago
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Depart-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line
daily, s. and c c--.-............ Ace an
Cincinnati, Nashville and Column.
bus Accommodation 100000 l1S3 &a
Cincinnati, Washington and Flori-
da Mail p. c---.---------.-.---- $50 pM
Cincinnati and Louisville Accom-
notation daily .-....--... G40p1
Acknowledgements Accommodation, daily 1883 ana
Chicago and St Louis Mail D. e. Has Am
Indianapolis and Lafayette Accom- 455pm
Chicago and st. Louis Fast Line,
daily, s. and C. 1O:45 pm
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Depart-Iafayette and Wabash Ry. Accom-. 7:10 am
Indianapolis and Legansport Ex.- 7:10am
Chicago Mail, .. LAOS pm
Lafayette Accommodation 5:10pm
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. 510pW
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line daily, s., r. --.1l:l0rM
Arrive-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line
daily, 9. G. and s.........-....-,3 sasm
Lafayette Accommodation lilo am
South Bend and INDIANAPOLIS Ex-- Ills ann
Cincinnati and Washing Mail p. $40 bM
Cincinnati and Louisville Accom- 6:2O pm
Logansport and Indianapolis Ex., 6:2O pm