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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO, February l, 1855
MORNING SESSION..
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Ophir Alta ..................2 o5
Mexican. Challenge
G. d C............554 @55z Lady Wash. ........40c
B. d B...-......654961 81 scorpion ........95 90c
c. C. Ya.-.-...19N@l91lAn Andes .........1 40G1 IS
Savage Baltimore CSC
Cholisr Comstock.
Potosi Hendricks
II. & S..............95 95s Keyes.......S 1898 10
Point.... ........7o71sIF. Treasure
Jack 1$GS5sl do..assessed &C.
Imperial ......,.3 1898 10 Prize..........1 956p2
Alpha 81 Navajo ........1 50G1 As
Belcher....,. 4G11siB SOC
Confidence .23ae2355 n. B. Isle.
s. Queen ................3 05
202 25t Argenta ...................25c
Bullion .......1 65611 70I Bode ........2 SOAP IS
Exchequer - 35@1 sol Bulwer ............. soc
Seq. B ...........S 70@I3 ISL Mono .......2(I 95
OveTman ........2 25l' ROCKER.
UDion Peerless. ..........1 IS
s. Weldon
Justlce......-....-..-.1 o.
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SACRAMENTO FOUNDRY

SACRAMENTO FOUNDRY
A ND MACHINE SHOP, FRONT AND n
n streets, Sacramento. All kinds of iron and
brass castings, Gutenberger's Horse-pow Bar
ley Mills, Roller Ore-crusher and patent Ground
Roller. VIM. GUTENBERGER, Prop. n15-tf
II. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. ]. DRIsCoL.
ROOT, NELSON q CO.,
HNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinis.s, Front street,
every description made to order. 4plm
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CANADA.

Officials of fhe Traders Bank Arrested
on a Grave Charge.
TORONTO, February 1st.-A summons has
been served upon ex-Mayor Manning,
President of the Traders Bank ). Henry S.
Strahy. the Manager; P. Smelling, the
banks solicitor, and Elias Rogers, coal
merchant, TO answer to the charge of COM
pounding felony, in being parties to the
destruction of forged promissory notes.
Indignation Aroused by the Reported
Fisheries Apreement
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
SULLIVAN ASSENTS TO SMITHS
PROPOSITION.
Matters in Irela'nd-The Coming SEES.
sion of e.rliament-Dynam
tiers on TriaI-Etc.
FOREIGN TOPICS.
BRITISH POLITICS,

[srnc,sz, DISPATCHES TO THE REcozD-uSEoSl
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PACLElC HEarEi

PACIFIC HOTEL,
Corner * and Fifth straeSs, Eacrsmsrsas.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVENIENT
" 70 all pisces Of amusement. The best fam
ny hotel IL She city. The Table always supplied
with the eest the market affords. Street Cars
from the Depot pass the door every Ave minutes
Meals. 20 cecss. c. F. SINGLETON, PFoprietor
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?. FoSTEI
,JNO. EITEI,

1856. F. FOSTER & co 1887.
DOOK-BINDERS, PATEE-RULERS AND
d Blank Book Manufacturers, No. $40 street,
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. 4p
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TIE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT EKD OYSTER HOUSE,

E1RST.CLAsS HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT
l. Ladies' DiniDg-room separate Opep dsy
and night: BUCHANAN & CARRAGHER, Pro-
Sacramento. IF
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I STRICTLY FIRST ~
Free Bus to and from the Cars
II ". wERS, Proprietor.
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.No evening hours SUNDAYS.
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DENTISTRY

SFENEESsE1e
C. u. STEPHENSON,
| DENTIST, CORNER SEVENTH GssssySr%ssgs,
Land streets, over Lyons Dry
! Goods Store. I'm LIH
DIR. ALBERT HILL,
DENTIST, SIG 4 STREET, SACRA- s<,--ess
- mento city. All branches of Ssksss ssssass
dentistry. Best sets of Teeth, warrant
ed and cheap. Fine gold filing a speciality. I'm
G. t. MILLIKJN,
~ zoos EIGHTH ST., BET ANDK. yFggs
Over DR.. W. H. Hughson's Office. If
w. WOOD,
TSENTIsT, QUINNs BUILDING, .gzss5tssssy.,
~ northeast corner Fourth and tszs.ssss2f5
| streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on <<.JllYT
all bases. Improved liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
| Tor painless extraction teeth. If
L u. SHAW,
~ CORNER TssrH AND STREETS. i ssSs;sss
Over Tufts Drug Store. In
REMOVED. 4.szzs,
DR. z. q. PIERsoN, DENTIST, Sss essssss,
Dhss moved from AS street, TO
his NEW DENTALFARLoRs. Bill STREET In
F.F. TEBBETs,
NENTIST, 9i4 SIXTH STREET, sssrSSsss
~ between and j. west side, OPT ~ ~
posite Congregational Church. %ssZTtG%
ATT0RNEYS-AT.LAW.
A. P. cATLIN. GEO. A. BLANCHARD.
CATLIN Sc BLANCHARD,
A TTORNEYS- AT-LAW-OFFIC 1907 SEC
| - ond street, Sacramento, Cal. If
CLINTON L. WHITE,
A TTORNEY-AT LAW, SOUTHWEST CORNER
| "A Fifth and streets, Rooms 10 and IL, Suffer
Building, Sacramento, Cal. an
S. c. benson. VII. BEATTY. C. H oATmAN.
BEATTY, benson & OATMAN.
A TT0RNEYS AND COUNSELORs LAW.
II Offices: Metropolitan Block over Metropol
ltan 1heater. as street, Sacramento, Cal. 3p
A. l.. HART,
A TTORNEY-ATL LAW - OFFICE, SOUTH
n west corner of Fifth and streets Rooms
u, IS and Il, Suffer Building. An
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Tie hes. Place CsHrria 10 t-vc YOU printing dozs
Al iqfpsH & Cos. 80 J s., Sacramento. c=t
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mo afternoon hours sundays.
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Tt Just Suits John L.

LONDON, February 1st-John l.. SUlli-
van, replying to the proposals of Fleming,
manager of Jem Smith, says he would pre-
fer to fight Smith in prize-ring with bare
knuckles, the number of spectators to be
limited to ten On each side, and the battle
to take place in fortnight after his meet
ing with Mitchell.
Sullivan asserts that Smiths hacker pro-
posed to him to take part IN a sham affair
in public with the object of making big
haul of gate money.
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ARLE.
earle g. CROLy

earle g. CROLY,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared to do all kinds of work in their line,
Sacramento. shop, No. 1124 Second street. be-
tween K and L. Postotfice Box No. 40, Secra-
mento. 4p-tf
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DAILY APPEAL. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 25, 1885,

CLOS, sugar-steady, with good demand;
Louisiana, open kettle, choice, SIC; strictly
prime, DC; prime, 41S94 1870; fully fair,
= i3-l694sc; good fair, 41l-16@4Nc; good
common, .4ssc; common, 49Ec; Louisiana
ccntrifugals, choice white, 89stg6J1c; of
white, O 3-16@6 5-1Gc; yellow white, 5%@Gc
choice yellow clarified, &c; prime yellow
clarified SIC; off yellow clarified,
Q ll-l6fq5Ac: seconds 49s@59sc. Mo-
lasses-steady; Louisiana open kettle,
choice, 33@35c; strictly prime, 29930c; good
prime, 25@26c; prime, 2l@23c; fair to good
fair, 1920 common TO good common, lao
1sc; Louisiana centrifugals strictly prime,
2ot922c; prime to good prime, 1sc; fair to
good fair, l0@l7c; inferior to good common,
CINCINNATI o., Feb. H.---Whishy---Firm
Sales, ,097 barrels finished goods on basis
OF $L00. Butter-Firm. Sugar---Steady.
Eggs--Firm, at ls@10c. Cheese
CHICAGO, H., Feb. N-0n the Produce
exchange today the butter market was in
active; creamery, 2lH@2sc; dairy, l7@25c.
Eggs-Firm, at 1S@10c.
HAVANA, Feb. 4.-Sugar-Priccs un-
changed; sales, 5000 bags OF centrifugal, 900
to 96Is'0 polarization, ats2.Sik to 2S2A gold
per quintal.
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by TELEGRAPH.


Nrw YoHK, Feb. 2l-Monsy on cali easy
Al 4ff2 per cent, last loan ?. cl0sed offered
AZ goa Prime mercantile paper, fIf6t5if.
Sterling exchange dull. but firm al as Tor %
day bills and 81 for demand.
Government and STATE bonds we're dull and
unprotected.
The stock market was little more active
today, a. measured BY the number u shar.s
sold, but the interest In the transactions was
smaller than on any previous day this week,
and the movement 81 prices, except Ia the
last hour, was confined 10 the nnrrowest lin
its. The feeling was moderately bullish this
morning, and while the professionals xorc
awaiting developments the cliqucs had sup.
ported orders IN their specialtica; outside
Interests were doing literally nothing. how.
ever, and the business showed no improve
ment over the preceding dull days' Tho
market finally closed dull and heavy at In.
regular changes Tor the day. Final change
are generally confined 30 lees than = per
cent, with declines in n majority, bat Man.
haitian gained 2'i, while Richmond and West
Point Lost ~.
Railroad bond market was moro animated
today, Ne salcs reaching the sum Of ti2Sl,.
90, Of which fls0,OOO were Ia Rock Island
q, which were the only feature Of the trad.
Ing All the bids Tor the 100000 avcs re-
ceiycd yesterday worc rejected a. too low and
the syndicate being Dissolved brought on the
market Some bonds held hy weak holder.
and the prices rcccdcd. The total salcs Of
stocks today were 1i,59 shares. Closing
auotntiuuss
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General News.

THE City Of Cairo will be here 10 leave at
10 o'clock this morning for Vicksburg.
The river prophets are predicting big
floods this season, especially on the Missis-
sippi.
THE Alice Brown will probably arrive
from the Ohio river today with tow OF coal
for this market.
The Granite State went back TO Cincinnati
last night with 655 bales Of cotton, 475 bar
rels OF oil and a lot OF sundries.
The river here stands IS feet inches on
the gauge, a rise OF two inches for the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending at noon yesterday.
The river at St. Louis continues 10 boom.
From noon Thursday 10 the same hour yes
terday II had risen one foot and one inch.
MEssRs. FRED HUM and John Halle, two
well known and popular young river men,
are In charge Of the Gen. Fuckers Office this
trip.
TIE Eugene Is the packet leaving this
evening at D o'clock for Helena. Friars Point,
Terrene and all points on the Arkansas river
10 Pine Bluff.
THE repairs TO the Coahoma are progress.
ing nicely at the Paducah marine ways.
When sl.e- returns the James Lee will 10
there and undergo general oyerhaullng
TUE Gen. ID, II. Ruckcr arrived from 81.
Louis yesterday afternoon with 200 barrels
Of four 800 sacks Of bran and $50 packages
Of miscellaneous freight. She goes back 10
81. Louis this evening at o'clock.
Why Is Il that the city allows the side
walks on Poplar, Jefferson and Monroe
streets, leading down 20 the leycc, 20 remain
In their present miserable condition. Prop
erty owners throughout the city have mo-
iices served upon them every day 10 have
their sidewalks put In proper shape or else
they will be fined. Not word Il ever said
about the above described walks. This
question Is sgitating the steamboat mems
minds and they would like to have Il solved.
Carr. In. Howard, OF Jeiiersonville, Ind,
has closed contract with Mr.. Eugene Rob
inson, proprietor Of the Dime Museum, this
city, for the construction OF what will prove
20 be novel craft In these waters. ii Is 20
be anoating thcater, fitted up with stage,
private boxes, parqucttc dress circle and
gallery. A commodious hurricane deck Is 10
be handsomely fitted up for the convenience
Of the troupe. Another and smaller craft Is
20 be built and anchored 20 the thcater float,
and used m n museum. Tho craft Il 20 be
towed from place 10 place along the Missis.
sippi and It's tributaries, and exhibitions
given. The craft IL to be completed within
sixty DAYS.
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TIC; plantation graduated, re, powdered
s lSCJs5<c; cut loaf, slE(gs9lc; steady.
RIcE-Louisiana, 5l1e0IEc; Carolina, 6H9
&c; strong
CANDIrs-Stick, all Sizes In bxs pals and
brls, 8h@0c; fancy assorted, sIf@15c; firm.
SALT-Saginaw, $i.3591.40 per brl; Ohio
river, 81. 2Og1.25 per brl; SKIS fine, 1880
lao; coarse, $l10@115; pkts bcached, s4.25;
mixed, brls, 5000; mixed, 2M@7c.
Scars AND CANDLKs--Soap, 3G512c; can
dies, full weight, sA@0c.
CHEEsB--New York factory, case; full
cream, l2@l2Kc; young America, i3@i3hc.
CANNED GooDs--Pine apples, Sl.25@f60.
Peaches, 2 lbs, standard, 500; lbs, stand
ard, S275; seconds, $50. Tomatoes, lbs,
standard, S1.0O@1.10; 8 lbs, standard, $i.25Cg
1.30;. Strawberries, $i75. Raspbcrries,
500 Blackbcrrles, sl25@l4o. Green
cages, $l.75Ca1.s5. Pears, Si.75@225.
Piums, Si.65a1.75. Asparagus, $2.65@426.
Green corn, s.. 256l1 40. Green peas, 81 coo
100. Cove oysters, full weight, | h. si0O;
2 lbs, $l.65@i.75 light weight. Id, G0@G5c;
2 lbs, Sl.00a1.l0. Condensed milk. Crown,
$j.75@5. So; Eagle, s7.75; Swiss, 1915. Sal
mon, 500. Sardines, 1915; mustard sar-
dimes, 500. Mackerol, $3.50; herring
mackercl, $i25.
MoLAssEs--Louislana common to fair, %
GD25c; prime 10 choice, SO637c; fancy, $3.50
40c; common 10 fair, 20G25c; prime TO
choice, 25@2Sc; syrup, 20@ioc; firm.
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IIou.choId suppIics.

ArrLEs--New York, $4.00@5.00 per bril-
dried apples, GCa7c per ID from store. Dried
peaches, exotic from store.
FRuIr-Omngcs s3.00@3.J0 per box lem
ons, &.00@35O per box. Bananas, $1,000
$50 per bunch.
Recommendations, $2.50di.00 per brl,
$3.50 per bu. Cabbage, new Louisiana, $500
@3,6O. Kraut brls, $T50@s50 half brls,
l25@l.75. Garlic, Sl.0o per 100. Turnips,
$l60@200 per brl.
PouLrRy-Chckcns, spring, $20o93oo.
hens, $300G325; turkeys, $700dI2 %;
dressed chickens, $20O@3OO; turkeys, lO@
l2llc per Id; ducks, S3.OO@3.5O geese, 500
Gmr-Quaii, $500 per dOz; squirrels,
sl.25 per doz Vcnison, whole deer,
4@5c; saddles, Toe. Wild ducks, $3.50
per dog. Rabbits, Si.75 per doc. Prai-
ric chickens, $l.OoCg5.00 per doz. Wild tur-
Keys, 5O@75c. snipc, sl25. Woodcock, $500
per doz.
pIcKLEs-Drls, $780, half brls, 500.
EGGs-Quiet; boxes, loo; cases l2c.
RAisiNs-London, layers, $500; Layers,
$40 California, S225.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, $50 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, SO
&c; roasted, 2lsc higher; shclled, loo. Pc
cans, Texas, 0@i2c.
lurrN-Bntterine, i2@i5c; creamery, "a
oslo; dairy, 20Ct2Sc; country butter, 5000.
CfprR-New York, $70O@7jO per brl and
siO0@i % per halfbrl.
PoTAroEs-Firm, selling nj 81. SOLE per
bu, S2I5932o per brl; sweet potatoes, $50
per brl.
VINEoAR--Per cal iOGIoc.
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LIVE Stock.

CHICAGO, H., Feb. 24.-The Drorers Jour.
nal reports; Cattlc--Receipts, 5000 head;
shipments, 5000; market stronger, good
beoves shade higher; steers, 50. 00@5 05; stock
ers and feeders, s2.35@3.65; cows, bulls and
mixed, $i.s5@3.3o; Texas fed steers, $3.50
400.
Hogs---Receipts, 1900 head: shipments,
$780, market steady; mixed, IS. 1000 40;
heavy, $5.9O@5.GO; light, $io0@5.35; skips,
$3,30Gi.75.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments,
1000; market steady; natives, $3.Go@5, 40;
westerns, si50@5.i0; Texans, S3.00@4s0;
lambs, $5.OO@0.25.
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Grain and Provisions.

CmcA0o Ill.,, Feb. 24-The heavy ro-
ceipts, the spring-like weather and Liver
pool cables, which reported corn and wheat
as dull aud tending downward, all had do
pressing effect on the early grain markets.
May wheat &c lower at 7Ol4c, and May corn
lower at 50Ac.
The irstsclling OF grains was by local trad
ers who were short in the market In wheat
there was also some selling In long wheat
which was bought yesterday. This combined
selling broke May from 79jkc 20 79Ii979ssc.
Al the bottom there was good buying by
several lanye houses. Reports OF good ex-
ports Of wheat from New York came In as
the session advanced. This and the buying
by the shorts caused an advance in May 10
Sossc, az which figure II closed. In tine corn
pit the professionals were selling themselves
short early. but little buying later by one
or two houses started all OF the shorts 10
buying. May corn, which had previously
sold OF TO oosic, advanced 10 50a{Gl50jsc in
side OF an hour The trading in corn was not
heavy, but there were periods Of strength,
during which good many small lots
changed hands. The advance which the COW
ering Of shorts caused was not checked till
May had touched 50Js@5lc, when the clos
ing bulge In wheat occurred. May corn was
stcadied up TO 5l9sc, where II closed. The
trading IN oats wus allwithin &c range for
open aud 81 lfCg3iHc to close.
Tho only trading in provisions during the
first hour was In short ribs. A sale OF 2,O00,-
900 pounds OF May In lump was made at
H30GI32if There was d big business In
changing from one future 90 another
Fluctuations were very narrow. Trading In
pork and lard was very inconsequential.
The weak feature In ribs was the weakness
Of March. People who were long Of this
future were looking around for place for
them, and they charged them with the
more remote futures at q wider difference
May pork sold at sl3.95Gii02il, and closed
at the latter figure. May lard sold at $3.50
sold at 81. 30Cg7.33, and closed at f7.35.
The lending Futures ranged as follows
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GENERAL TRADE
nreadstum..

Cons Mr,t,- Standard, s275, pearl, 900.
roller, s2p0a3OO. quiet
llrASs-Navy, S20o@2 70. medium, ROO
$50
oar MrAt--in half brls. a. 20 from store.
fLovn-from store, common, t1.ONa3 %.
family, ~ 25a1.5o choice s3i0S3 55 fancy,
it'eeat, 10 extra fancy, fL21ei.5o, patent,
tl.50Ct4 sj; quiet
ira ~, ginger snaps, 5l@6jtc; assorted
jumblcs, To-.
crAcKEp wnE,T-in half brls, GAS from
store.
lloaiSY ASp GEirs- From store, 1925.
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ItAynE

spots-Quiei and steady. Trrs ordinairc
Orleans spot, Gs'.fi futuris, for February de-
livery Cihf
Noie-fcs orllnairc Orleans spoi, Csf,
represents CJ's francs Tor ~ kilOs Of strict
middling cotton Iiavrr terms. A kilo i
about lbs, or q 3l0o kilos equal 100 lbs.
A franc Is equal 10 DO.
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THE RIVERS.
Eteamboats Leaving.
Movemeut. nj sbc Ievee.

Arrivals-Rob Roy, Walnut Bend; James
Lee. Friars Point; Rosa Lee, 0sceola; Gen.
ID. II. Rucker st. Louis.
Departures-Rob Roy Walnut Bend;
Jane Lee, Friars Point; Rosa Lee, osceola;
Granite State, Cincinnati.
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NEw ORLEANS.

The spot market opened steady and closed
FIRM middling, 9'Sc Sales, 1850 bales. Quo
tations were us follows Ordinary, SIC;
good ordinary, o'ic; low middlng, Ol6c;
mlddling, 9'sc; good mldiline, iOAc.
Futures opened quiet and steady, and
closed steady, as follows February, oss0
ESQ., March, 0,s0d00o; April. 0DG@0 %;
May, 1907; juno, 10.i7@iois; July, i02@
1923; August, 10 2}@lo95; September, e7s0
ESQ., October, 0i0@96G November 0.3s@
$780, December, 00o@oio. Sales, $500
bales.
DAILY REPORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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Honsrs-Iair demand. dnysrs, tiz5<ai7k
heavy daft, ti7Sslzs sasidl-, tiJyfsbo
sItn sa,l,lle, ssaSa2i0. plusy, tSys,s5.
Ietas ponies, t1<s,sl. common driven,
t7Sai0J.
MUtu-Falr demand; 10 b. ifi( hands
high. f0HfiiO, ltif - rs hands high. siiD,a
rs, Is 20 i5,f hands high, tizjfsi0D, l5H "
10 hands high, t150,aitsJ
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Iecal.inm

HN-Choicc, from store, a6c6S.oo. car
load nom lcvce or depot, 81 s0Cti0 90
prime, store, p0fta2'lc; ear load from loycc
or depot, slf.O0ldlS50 prairie froin store
Olal0v, car load from loycc or depot, siO.5O
@l2O0
DRAs-from store, tlOo from lcyce or dc.
pot, siaOO.
ConN-irom store, white, O2c; mixed. SOC;
from lcycc or depot, white. ~ bulk, Wis6n
Ole. IN ~, o2c; mixed, In bulk, 55lsGGisc:
In *, o. isaasisc.
OAis-l nom store, white, tiC6lsc; mixed,
tiett2c. from lcycc or depot, white. IN bulk.
~, lmt0r ~ sk., Nlfc. mixed, In bulk.
Til@JsAc, In *, lOsliiSc.
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Nnw YonK. Feb. 2L-cofec-spot fair,
Rio nominal; options fairly active, aud 500
20 points higher. sales, igi,loO bags; fcbnl-
ary 5odii.75, March, llWali4; April,
iOpOali b. Nav. 10000 II ~ June. 40 500
n 10. July. no. sod 75 August 10 2jCaiO. b0.
September i0.25aio.boi October, iOOO01
1870. November, i0oo@iO2O December,
9i0tai0 %. January, iow
sugar-Firm, fair refining quoted is-iOc;
refined sicady; white, extra &, 6A65tc.
NV onLnass, La, Feb. -Conce-Qulet;
Rio cargoen. common 70 prime i5k@fei.c.
Rice steady and fnnj Louisiana, ordinary
10 prime i.0sNc. nn-Easlcr, at tl.oo
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Cash quotations were A. follows
fiO1r-Dull. neglected: prices unchanged.
No. spring wheat 15isaT7Lc; No. 3
spring wheat cSsoscs No. 2 red. so; No. 2
corn. 81; No. : oAtr, 1I.@2Oj4c; No. rye,
5s,fc No. 2 barley, 5sssoc; No. far,
Mos P0rk-Per brl, tl575k; lard per 100
H.. $40. short Tihs sldes l0Ose. t7.i2if0g
ia, dry saltsd shoulder boTed. t5.yoe0.O5
short clear side, b0Hed, EiOGsOO
Eeoeipis-Flour $500 brii. wheat, 1000
bu: corn, $1,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
500 bu. harley. C0.O0O bu.
sbipmsnis-FlOur, b70o brls wheat.
29,O0D bu; corn. 10000 bu. oats, $4,000 bu
re. G0OD bu; harley. 900 bu.
~. Jorf., No, Feb. 2i-FlOur--Quiet and
unchanged.
Wheat Opened easy, but gained strength
early and advanced steadily 10 the Close, tho
market cioSlng LaXc above yesteriay.
80. 2 red oash, 20 scss0,.c; March, 500
s0.c. closing al 500. April, size asked;
May, sij.@si1.c. closing al si.c; June,
s0jlc, closlng al sl,sc asked; July, 5sisCo
7siSc, closing ~ 7BI<c; August, 7sjkc; De.
cember. - jsN1t2tc. closing NJ s2.c.
Com-siTOng and LG1so higher, cash. 49,
dtjiSc. March. &c bid; April f5j.o, May,
I08@ l0,sc, closing NJ io,Ec
oais-flrm and active cash, o093oEc;
Nay NaDffr.
hyc-Olc bid.
Hafley-55dg0c.
Bran-5T jfe97sc.
Cornmcal-t26O.
-Unchangedi prime timothy, ti2.Oo0
1850 prairie. ts.Oo9i20o
Hrrs--lGilc.
Baiier-0nchansedg oshmery. 2iGsoc.
dairy, $50 &c. ID
Provisions Steady. D Pork...Sew, siA25.
Lard .3jfb7. 40 Dry salied meats.
boxed shoulders, $50 long clears, s,25,
clear ribs. t7.J7Jf: shorl clear, f7.50la701[.
Dac0n--lioxcd shopldet' f8JIiG long
olcars, t7.s5jf. clear nbs, ts.OoCrts i2g;
short olean, ss.25@ts.SS. lIlms---ti 10000
'I RScsIp,.-FIour. s.bobrlg wheat, 1000
bu: corn, $1,000 bui oats 500 bu; rye,
none. barley, 1900 but
shipmcnis-.flour, fJDo brlg wheat
5000 bu, corn, 1900 bu oats, 2l,OOO bu.
rye. 600. barley. iOOoAb a
Afternoon Hoard Whcai--Flrm; March.
$3.50 bid: May, sihc July, 1850 bid.
Corn...Firm; March, ib,.c bid; May, a0Ac
bid. oais.-Quiet; Mays Pc.
Kansas CRY, Mo- 'ftb. G-whcat--
Steady; No. 2 soft cash Zoe, May, 7oNc
asked.
Corn-steadyi No. cash, &c asked,
oas-No. 2 cash. 2sxc a,kcd.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed steady; middling. s1.c. Sales, 1850
balcs including none last evening, Of which
400 10 exporten and 900 70 spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary. 8 7.ioc; good ordinary, Dc; low
niddIing, o,fc; middling, e,sc; good mid
ling ivHe; middIing fair, io1G fair nom
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TETTER OF THE SCALP.

WINS almost perfectly bald, caused by letter Of
the top OF the scalp. used your cuTIcuRA RENE
DIES about six weeks, and they cured my fcalI
as IL ever was.
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Wool.

sr. LOUIS, No., Feb 24.-Wool-.Steady
and frm-Unwashcd bright medium, 100
pc; coarse braid, 11@2ic; low sandy, 100
1sc; fine light, 13@i0c; Tub washed: Choice.
Soc; inferior, 30@33c; sacks l0@i5c.
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COVERED WITH BLoTCHEs.

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