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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Al the recent Worlds Conference OF
Latter Day Saints at ST. Joseph, Mo, il
was reported that The Church OF Nor
mon was slowly growing IN the face of
mighty opposition Missionaries. it was
said, had met with especial rebuiis and
prosecutions i'm Virginia. Probably the
Mormon elders viii some day hud out
that civilized countries ike the Old Do
minion have little use for the sweetness
and light OF polygamy and the reyela-
ton. of Joseph Smith.-Bnftm0re H~'
dld
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CHAS. ". GODDIN, Clerk
Guy y GILLIAN. STAPLES ~ MCNtORD. y. a.

AlRGlNIA-lN TUE CHANCfRY
CURT OF THK CRY OF RICHMOND
THE sIH DAY OF APRIL. lssg.
caroline f'A....,.. Plaintiff
Against
Charles Hartman. or be unknown heirs OF
said Charles Hartman. should he bee dead
George Hach. sometimes called judge iiach.
Caroline hach, his wife, Frederick liach and
fhiilp hach ..... ..-.......... Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The object az this suit Is 90 clear mp the title
10 % Ger ain % in tne city OF Richmond. front
Ing thirty ne feet on the east side 81 iian-
cock street tummcncimy enc hundred and
elgbty-ninc feet from the north line or Clay
street. running back between parallel lines
one hun1r ID and sixty feet. and tO obtain a
conveyance from th court % the plaintiff Ct
any interest which sad Charles Hartman or
hs heirs may have in sad property. ana estab-
Nsh the title thereto ln the plaintiff. Apd AZ
Ldafii having been made and filed hat all Of
t'c above defendants are nOn-resId MS ami
that the heirs az law of harles Hartm 10, Dr.
Dc Doe dead, are unknown. II Is ordered that
they appear here within fifteen days after due
publication Of this lrier aud 30 hat Is ueces
safy % protect their intercst To this suit.
Iostc:
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk
W. W. b. 4. CRCNP. pa aplO-Wiw
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isDfl s.ssss.f.s sstststs.'.
rs CHANCERY.

The object ~ this suit Is 10 obtain an ahs0-
luto divorce frOm the bonds OF mafumOny
Aud affidavit having bscu made and filed that
tue 'y erraNOLfs OF fh sad Lima Robinson d.
unknown and that due diligence has been
used t0di-OoNol her place Of res dence Do is
ordered t.at she appear here within fifteen
dav-nffer due ruhllcafi0u OF this order. aud
do what IS o, ce,slry 20 protect her Interests
Joe thI- SUIT.
A Copy-TCste.
CHARLES ". GODDTN. Clork.
GmEs b. JACKSON. p.Q. api0. Wiw
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PR II . TON 3 r LV IN,
FINE ART FU RNII'URF
No 8 Governor Street.
Raj ROAD
81 a. s45;.:s'ss ,
TLANTIC COAST LINE

IA
RICHMOND AND PETIhsBJ re RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY. April -th. 1882 b.
100 nm. trains on suIs rohn Nil i.. a. FOL
owe.
TRAINS sOUTHwhsD
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Steamship.
I"HaHHHesHa-
1 LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON.
- PANY.
EoR NRw YORK.

FOR NFw YORK.
Steamers ieav8 kchrl0nd bVERH TUES.
DAY aul FRIDAY At u.m.
steamers leave New York f.r Richmond
81 hhi WEDNESDAY and -1flhuAf
af g. J.. ma arriving 10 kNhmoud MDaDAf 1ll
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations uli. .rrtse.i q.
Cabin fare to n ~ f,lk Via Jam rsrr
route Including meals aUt teft.I.
hlunQ.tup tickets limited Go inIry t.ys
tllef JAR. 40 ISSUE .....tt...... IA .l
-tcefaEa with suusists nsD.,... ....... ~
steer aye. without subsistence. ......... NJ
Cabin iafe fia Chesapeake aud O-to rllI-
fhAlt.tt Do ~
Cabin fare via Richmond aud Poe Uihury
railroad t..t .ttttttst.st tr..t... II p.
Tickets can D., obtained 90 A W. nalhef..
100 haIn street. Chesapeake AS OHIO aHI
Richmond aUi Petersburg teU00. srI nt r....
pany oirces, 1911 haIu street. AMI wharf.
Rockets.
Freishts forwarded aud through hilsof iaf.
lls Issued irr points beyond Sew fllk.
Freight received diu.y lnf. lurr OFF sa''iH4.
Ntftrustis i.f. lux lt .lIuNUN un HN..
DA I5.lt h.DA WkDNE-DA ftEfU lLs.
IA -, and 5hIl kDAft oF fnI Chesapeake
and Opio railway l'ia Newport t.F.Ai. .'. in
anc ~ Richmond and f.sr-Nl.t II uai
sane day ai t.lJ am, VIII. giasH luIic.fill
at NohfOio win itpameg leaving fhOss
isgs.
GEORC Is W. ALLEN g Co. Aglnts.
30. l5l N.'U .rt. .nt
2iy lsu Comuany nafl, Rockets.
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DlEDMONT AIRLINE.

DlEDMONI AIRLINE
RICHMOND s DANvlLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AID QUICKEST R. I.
IHN 'lt4h
PULLMAN SIRRFER~ OH AIT N.0Hr
IkAIN-
scHfDrLRis EfPfgT frNf
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NlRGlNIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
THE SIN DAY OF APRIL. lSso.
George Flla Terry. who sues by her next
friend. William Tu ncr. ................. Plaintiff.
against
Thomas T. Terry ................. Defendant.
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abt Vailu Gimra.

PUpLlSBED EVERY DAWN THE YEAR
nv THE TIMES PIBlIaHIN0 CON
lANY. OFFICE so EAST MAIN STREET
hCuMOND. VA.
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& ELLERSON, General Agents,
No. 1117 E. Main Street, Richmond Va.
LEGAL NOTICE.

NWGINlA-lN THE CllANCERY
' COURT or THEClTY or RICHMOND,
THE l0TH DAY OF MARCH. ISIS.
against
Lima Robinson ......... Defendant.
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TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
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w HAT CURES !

As a medicine Of GENUINE MERIT vo place
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Down VIM IIiGH IARIfF.-In New
Jersey, in Philadelphia. in Connecticut,
i'm an the manufacturing cities the Dem
ocraiic party made noticeable gains.
They lost only where timidity prevailed
and where This timidity enabled the Re
publicaus 90 introduce sectional issues
and fan tho flames of sect Onal hatred.
Ii was this narrow and bgoted feeling OF
distrust Joined to- the use of money con-
tributed by he rObber bar0ns,' which
led 10 the defeat of Mr. Cleveland, and
not the earnest maLly, aggressive battle
for reform waged by he leaders OF the
Jeilersonian Democracy.
Down with the war tariff Conn ier-
J0arnaL
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'NOrF.--NOs. ! and nm dUIY hetWeoI
Richmond and Clifton Forge. and daily tAoep'
sunday between Balcony fals and LeNng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
In the early dealings yesterday the wheat option
market was firm and higher, May selling up from
~ 90 IL to 81 90 7s, against 81 as the official and
FL 90 Ia rs tho curb closing Saturday The vlsi-
bic supply statement showed decrease of l.o0l 136
bushels, which fully up to previous expocta-
lions In the later dealings the market increased in
activity but prices fell OF, partly under reallzatlons
NJ 4 600 900 bushels 10 the Government crop estl-
mates of the yield of wheat making Il now 41o $4,000
b,shelS Instead Of 4l4 s6S 900 bushels given
ont a little while ago. The speculation Tan up 10
1000 600 bushels, and the market ended heavy at
NJ az Ia and / 1891 rs cents for March at 90,
Nav and June at % "a, and July at 90 i-s cents.
5,bsro was no export demand for wheat, and on a
dni SPOT market prices yielded 1@1 IL cents.
The visible supply statement made tinng de-
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COURT oAIENDARs yoa TO-DAY.

srppENE CoURr--GENERAL TERAf-Rocess.
SUPREME CouBr-cHAhBERs-Before Patterson, J.Motion
SUPREME coURr-sPEcIAL TzRM-pARr I-Before In9ra-
hsin J-Nos $40 l0Ab. l272 "a l23l 1884 1ls6, 1885
i2Ii l247 1248 1851 1882 1864 1896 1900 1927 1855
lyz- I'M, KRM-pARr o,Breu
J-Tos. ltS0. 9Sl. 1853 ll1S DO
afpRExE CoURT-CRcUfT- L--Before Barrett, T.
Case on Clapp Imperial Le Insurance Company. No
supRExr couRr-cmcurr-PA n.-Before Lawrence j.
Case on Andrews Brewster no calendar.
euperNx -CfRcufT-pART III-Bcfore Andrews, T..
Nos so1. 2S3 SS4 1888 leSs 4oe 2ss5 ss6 Sss7 2SSs
19O8 2g05, 1907 2908. 2900.
Nos 27ss i7si boSi ssio 2sIi. 9si2 29i3 29i4 1916
su8aosxTEs oouBr Before Ransom. s-wnls of corneia
NJ stewart O. Wanninger, ~ m; Sarah A.
Feeley and Rachel Berrlan. p.
For probateWis OF Mary Williams j. II. Noakes Daniel
Barbarr Engei 10 m; Mary Balser, A. Zerega, William
MCMAHON and A. III. Douglas 1870 a. M
suPEnioE couRr-GzNERAL TERM-AAjonrned until Feb
rI srpsnox counr-srxcrAI TERM Before Dugro J-MO-
slrzaIoR couRr-Eqcrry TEns-Befors sedgwick c.
Adjourned until February ~
SUPERIOR CoURf-TRLAL Tkkh-PAHr Is--Beore Truax. j.
suyERioE corKrITIiAL TERx-PART Ir.-Befors Freed.
mann Adjourned for the term.
euFxss0R COUHT-1RIAL TEEH-PART III.-Before O'Gor-
coxnox PIkAs-oEsERAL TEgM-Ad'cnrned until Febru-
rEoxxox PIEAs-ESU1rx TERiAajoarned Tor tho term.
c0aSios PLEAs- SPECIAL TfRN-Beiore Bookstayer. j.
70 soxos prrssrsIAr gR,s-PkEr Before Van Hoesl.
J-Nos ic52 vs6 1893 1903 929, 1855 S92 1850. 1854.
Soa sa IEsPxnr IIAdjemnsd Tor ths
ca cossr-srscAL rraa-Bsf0re Browne. Js-Aotlons
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prI,ish bark Mary Baker Pensacola to Buenos Ayres
lumber gig 90 s I # Roao sS brig CHARLES Dennis
cc5afcston 90 New-York lumber, So schooner r. J.
so,io AIS 81 and As ca italian bark Adele hence @
Maaen CRY ST. John % tho Bristol Channel deal 7Os
West Of England deals Cos spring loading British ship
ID e nqeSS AS4ss Se DEMAND to-day
at steady unchanged rates sales 200 bbIs Mess pr
s short Clear 5OSsIS Extra Prime s2 sS
c HaG R7 Ea' M esei n S S s7ss7 - Packet
e S gor f RS and e sasla e q
Aspu but Without ouOta3,e change a 9ugSea s mere
s See p aseo 81 sS Ts Sday Ssd
Hs shsi ESs!g e g. $s
shogde5 4sG ssc smO sSdrt d ribs AZ Chicago for
sood TogIqaEg SlS l2c and SSDs DO
With lighter offerings and fair demand CITY heavy %
amount 70 much. Prices advanced couple q
points keeping with w !1SRgGr Western ,u sa-
SSoc besides $50 tcs delivered On January con:
January Closed 7ass February closed Sses
A.E3s so;s9 @ 3 q
7 7sSc ?G sspnbsr closed Rnsd CONT
SR SS2 sn Sk oae r a aSa fancy
& ssSGS s %'s S q 9S5 s % Ss
i4a19o; state Dairy Welsh tubs, prime 20S2sc 40
a 5 70 az SOGF Fair e Good SSaS STATE Bary TS
fancy % &c Fair % Choice 1922 12e entire dsTies
tadon Creamery, Choice 19a2lc do Good to Prime 100
isc western dairy Choice, 1sS1ec do good Isolde; do
ii Toe factory extras 49,, DO G,sts . i ,o7 %
prices and demand runs fair, mainly from the homo
10 fsai2 lac Choice, II 34a12c Common % Prime, 0S
ii i.oc Skins. light 1.2a9 a4c; Medium, Gas 1.2e;
skins 34a2 EGGsAre doing little better.
is 1.9a16e southern, 1915 1.2c; Western, Is LIE
Ieehouse 81 $685. 20 per case LlInea lVqdSo r-,
refining quoted 11-i6c; Centrifugal 90 test, 91oe.
Sc Cubes. 14e; PowdeTed i;4ci Siassuated; 7e
"a. MSgu bsdo 1f.iec; Coffee on "An $50; White
Extra 'C,r 1890 3t9c Extra &c" 11-16a5 15-18c
STEGR1NE-- Has a light demand Lard quoted 34c.
eTHff,IEow1Iowsf again with an increased demand
prime Cltg quoted f465 516c Sales. 300 900 y late
Saturday and to-day, 6-16d5 3-sc,
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On the Produce Exchange today the Butter ma,sst vas
5aoo choSe Dairy l4saic; Good Choice lisi2e
Eggs lower at l2bSlSc'
Red casE May 9s corp1NS essh S1 81 f Fe
s ssGG 5000 bush Corn $500 bush Oats 1900
closing aSStston: 10 Hard JsSaaIy ls do
sSS q 1S no de Nay 10 ~ February a 81 e5 do a.
81 Spr ca on track 10 Northern s,9@Ss
Receipts for the days were ITO and shipments 81 cars
Jan Mas ss q l sT8 s1 snd s ss w os
STEADY stead ' 40 white sc Rye quiet weak No.
t :, pI sr g. STEADY N a. !.
Butter sedy DAIRY 7 cs1sS,r, Ess' Ss
Isco OSsS Barley e S 800 Sesa .v s sSU
sss. = 81 81; ssa de- gsss ys: s
SSSss so no S %S:s s fPy II SssH s
sss siPs cl: sSs = s6 5sSss O SD sS
s ss4 q " ssSs5 90 do OSsss 2s
81 a psss5' 90 ra d. STRAIGHT ISsY 8
s 81 R soa Pa nsese and saS Ss.e
per 100 lbs Cor New whea, strong amt hi ~
a. MsIe5 DO Ds sSs aPsl SO sss
g. ss'f 20 SE Way Corn quiet as
tef I iSP Ssr Ct Il dS
Waite e lots uns S ?s s. 20
Choice az s5c; No White at 32ci No. White AZ JIG
s 49, SsS'is g so FssSqAy
hut steady White Potaoes-New York and Western Early
RSss choice sSs e: a SSiA s1I
Mammoth Pearl 40 Hebron and White Elephant 40 el5
provisions du steady Bee-ciy Family sll 90 per Dbl
Do do PACKETS 50 60al0 Smoked Beef AZ lie Beef
Hams SD 90. Pork-Mess New $40 OOolo ooi do Prime
Meas New sl4 so; do Family $l6 oOcle DO Hams
Smoked II 4ll5o, do. g p Cured, in uerces lOalle
40 40 In salt Siaaec des Clear Ribbed smoked, eey ci
shonlders in dry fully cured 7ase DO smoked So
S"c. Shoulders pickle 80 do do smoked Sess
BeIlies in pickle S09i7c do. Breakfast Bacon oDilc
lard steady; City Refined sR0yci Steam sl9diOkci
Butchors loose at 7iac Butter hrmer PennsylvalnA
6eamery Extra AZ 2so Creamery Extra
B. G. and ~ Y. Creamery Extra at l7c Western FACTORY
Firsts il 20 Western Firss lsSl9ic cheese s'esas
Powdered Graduated SIS Esed STEADY T%y 70 " ASsI
test in bbs 70 Receipts-Floar 5s9o p n wp Ss
ineuts-wheat 5000 bush Corn $500 bush oas Low
bush
TOLEDO. jan 2s.-wheat weak lower cash eS9ee3oi
Nav n53,c July sSLc Corn dull. steady cash SAC May
3Tlsc oats quet No. 2 White 27c Coyerseed dull
arm: cash IS 80 February IS 30 ReceptsWheat 22oVy
hnsh corr 900 bush 1000 bush. C0verseeI 4lo
Tnss shipments-Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 1000 bush
oats 900 bush cl0yerseod obl bags
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rur rRApE IN oHIcAGo.

Chicago, Jan. % Especial. The visible supply state
nen showed decrease wheat for the week Of l0oA
bushels. 1t several hundred thousand bushels
more than the conservatives estimated and 100000 bushes
more than tho decrease for the corresponding week
1888 II had sufficient influence TO advance the price
about cent but its influence aid not isst The big
men and little bought on and when all TIED
together realize there were found 100 many o1gs ead
too few The advance from ~ lie 70 81 % So
NAH been quite tedous tho decline that followed from
ST 90 3-S down os 1-2c quite preeipltcus TIE
close was at the bottom, cent under the opening and
almost under the best figures OF the morning
Natg Jones Of late been sctlye on the bear side
was for some the buying sde Doth here
and az New-Yofk Cudahy was moderate buyer az tho
openinQ The interest," the people, whoever they
are, operating through Poole, sherman & Co, wets
credited with selling the advance The nrst shock 70
the appearance OF weakness a New York
nrices there actually falling under the Chicago one&
e weeks exports Of wheat -four equal only
SO 600 bushels against total Of 900 0o0 bushels for the
sare week In 1883 The visible supply statement showed
decrease Of 5000 bushels n corn For the y. ss ne
week In 1883 the visible supply increased over 100000
bushels Provisions opened at considerable advance and
for while were quite strong Hogs at the yards were
~ on the curb May wheat sold at os $50.
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corroN M1pKtrrs NV EIEcp Ipu

LIVERPOOL. jan 281 D. m-C0ttonTho sales of fhs day
included $500 bales American Futures closed steady
Mdding clause, January delivery
2D04d value January and February delivery 2s.64d
sellers; February and March delivery, 2864e value /;
Mach April delivery, 27-6sd SELLERS April and May
delivery, 27b4d sellers May and June delivery 27B4d
delivery. 27-61d buyers
GALVESTON Jan. 28-Cotton firm Middiing 1916; Low
Hiddng 6i6; Good Ordinary, 9i6i net gross 70.
oepta i462 bales exports ooastwise 1891 bales sales
73f bales stock. 1926 bales
NORFOLK, Jan 2sCotton steady Mdding, pa; net and
gross aIs ssIss iogS ,sIss sto a paiss
SAVANNAH Jan. 2S.-Cotton dull sfiddlng Oh Low
Mddng s's Good Ordinary ~ net and gross receipts.
stock 85,267 bales
ST LOUIS. Jan. I2B.-COtton steady. MddnR 9sa; Low
Mddng SIG; Good Ordinary SIG; receipts Liz
bales gross receipts 1888 bales shpments 3074 bales
sales - bales. stock S3.02e bales
NEYy ORLEANS Jan 28Cotton steady AfddlinR eio Low
Mdding Good Ordinary Sas receipts 1897 bales
gross receipts, 9,203 bales exports " Great Britain -
bales coastwise bales sales l6O0 baes stock 3665S7
b1l
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Is BUNNIEn WINS A VICTORY.
THE JUDGMENT FOR $4,000 CONFIRMED.
CHARLES ARDUcknn MAY HAVE TO PAY 41-a

CHARLES ARBUCKLE MAY HAVE TO FAX 4i~
PER CENT OF HIS FORTUNE
Bunniep has won another victory over " Baoy
Buntings and II the Court of Appeals does not aer
the case as IL stands Charles Arbuche tho wealthy
coffee merchant will be compelled to pay IL per
cent of his fortune for bghtiDg the affections OF Miss
Clara Campbell The General Term of the Supreme
Court yesterday affirmed the Judgment for $4,000
damages rendered in favor of the plaintiff
Justice Macombe. who wrote the opinion Of the
Court SAYS: "Ths evidence of the engagement OF
marriage of the parties this action is conclusive and
substantially undisputed 1t rests in tho offer OF the
defendant TO the plaintiff and in her acceptance OF
that Offer which was embodied in written communi
cation by the to the parents of the woman. In
forming them of the engagement and asking their
sanction thereto, which was accordingly given Inc
breach OF the contract is also satisfactorily proved
The Judge holds that the exception to the Judges
charge is not well taken, to tho effect that the Jury
believed that the letter of November a. 1888. from the
defendant 10 the plaintiff. contained dishonorable
proposal they might take that circumstance into con-
s!deration In determining the amount of damages II
they awarded any, He says that whether this letter
was regarded as conveying such a proposal or was
"a mere piece vugarity, it to leave its
contents to the consideration of the Jury. The Judge
adds:
There are many things in the case which SHOW a
revengeful or wanton spirit on the part of the de-
fendsnt toward the plaintiff, conspicuousy in the bill
Of particulars filed in pursuance of the order Of the
Court -. and the jury would have been just-
fed In finding that the failure Of the defendant 10
carry out the contract done in such wanton dis
regard Of the feelings of the plaintiff to Justify
them In giving exemplary damages"
The decision ooncurred In by Justice Brady,
but Presiding Justice Van Brunt wrote dissenting
opinion, in which he pointed out the difference be-
tween exemplary and compensatory damages, and as
serted that the trial Judge erred in not explaining this
difference He thinks. therefore. that the verdict
should not stand
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SURPRISE II failed TO stimulate much speculative
movement. Spot lots improved life but only
81 900 bushels were taken for export The options
January no 3-3 at 40 rs, February and March I'm
ii at A and As respectively. and May off Ia cent
az 49, oats werc quiet and steady, the options clos-
ing unchanged ct 81 IL for January, 81 ia for Feb
ruary, 32 1-5 for March, and 30 "a cents for May
Lard was dun and featureless, but the options -.
corded some small gains as follows: January
sd 28 February, 81 20; March, ~ 81; April and
The receipts OF grain and -four reported yesterday
at New-York Philadelphia, baltimore and Boston
SOS 400 bushels oats, 70,484 bushels total grain
3s3,672 bushels flour, 3252s packages At Chicago.
NiIwanhee and st. Louis the arrivals were Wheat
10 7a8 bushels: corn, 376.g17 bushels oats, 1477Ol
bushels; total graln 54d,656 bushels; -four, l4077
barrels.
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NeWYork Produce Exchange statement OF NAoio suP
R 6ts 'si "a wSsa, ''H" cora - oS Rye Barley
sasss 800 1o3sll4a aa7sI9Sss
Tna Vgb5y IN the United states and Canada
J1s Sg s SSSs, 15s2 coo 10000 557soo
JsSo $1,000 $40 IS 2a5 800 sao5o27 1Csi2O1 2ssa214
JsS2s 41.7ei. os1 71si7sa 551osa5 asa17s 2oo5,7ss
Jan 70 o. 1884 712 1o PSI sos A7sSS7a 4s1s5 2si5755
HAY AND sTRAW-TheEe Is no deSided change
S iSI the P scsay SUPPORT sgNO
eSos G'' d6To 9 $780, 1850 Sh, ikea ' Bt
Mixed SOa55e shipping csc straw-Lons Rye o0a
'0S 16 SPs-e AVE 0f not ne since our last Ite
ho tsir inquiry ' dd medium 1890 40 low isS
l5e do 1857 7aiic DO dssS Saes Pse lc coss
i7e DO 1857, sS9c Eastern and Wisconsin. new, $50
' ME ETTess FIN fairly steady Sales % tons
April gi.60c ~ len p-Unehanged
s''S s2I 3 cR2 but steadily held New crop
Aey;Ohoans a6ei5e' according 70 q""|i % tess
= NAVAL sToREs-spIRITss TUEF,5ESTIN NJ: s
ays hagr sales oS 500 S SS' q sp9 o stTa d7
T. @s tssse slai'4f5 81 G$7 "a gSis s g1sci I'll
q 'S r. e So = oSas sSi' W. q 3
,.- o., .'' Z ,s e. IS
e SSoS &c SGyo sn%Is cesn c9a
aSlnests s6s$ ioTegn 25es3e L need Taw Ely
baden crude sound s2g39c Light pressed, S6S99c
beacsid winur 5S l-Zdobci extra Dletthcl, aOaflc;
Sperm crude zoe; natural winter, 7baT0c; bleaehed
winter sOasic; Whale crude. Southern 93c natural
winter 4sa44c bleached winter. 4Oc extra bleacbed
4sel0c Sea Elephant Rlesehed winter , 5iG25e Red
Palm, i4a6 lie Neasfoot prime, 90 1-2a75a strait
OCEAN iFHREiGHTs- All departments Of tho market are
experiencing aues period therefore statements 10
effect that rates are eafer frequently heard
san tonnage suitable for petroleum IN largo supply but
NOS inquired after steam ifeighis va REGULAR llncs ex
liverpool al lid; % Camden, previously, $4,000
bushels ealn I'D. PETROLEUM CHARTERS
British steamer Ocean (tnn0, henee TO Rotterdam %
bbs refined bark Don Juso, philadelphia 20 The Med
itarfanean 600 refined; italian bark Washing
ton, 5000 cases refined tho same; Norwegian bark
Ankathor Philadelphia 10 French port . 900 bills
crude Norwegian bark Bertha Rod thence 10 Seville.
bark easee rean
private terms MISCls1sLANEO US-BFitish shib 30,
nanza Boston Buenos Ayes MOntevfedeo lumber.
bark st. Mary. hence to Duenos AryeS general cargo
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pRnnncr MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Jan. $3.50 m.BeefI poor demand Pork
in poor demand Hams-In good demand Bacon-Ihe dc.
mand Improving Cumberland cut steady rib
dun at ass long and short clear nddes heavy 80 % 90 his
nuil ~ pas Vn ons s I'LL ~ iat % 10 %
deInand Taow-In poor demand sprts Of turpenfineIn
Door demand Rosn-In poor demand IArd-Sp0t-In poar
demands aturesIn poor demand Wheat-In fir demand
New steady nj Is "a New No spring steady
III 7s IOd Flour-In fair demand Corn-spoin good 40
mand good demand mixed Western spot steady
"a ld. Hops London-Sew- York State IN poor
demand
receipts of wheat past week from Atlantic ports
from Pacific porte 1000 qnarters from sOnccA
$4,000 quarters Receipts Of American corn for the past week
$500 quarters.
OF turpentine ass "a per cwt.
ANTWERP Jan. 28-Wc0xs lara closed at 90 francs o
cenfimes per 100 kos.
AsTwKiu Jan petroleum pao American 10 francs
0 confines paid and scers.
BREsfEE Jan 2s-perroeum-7 marks Is pfennigs
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syss 50 pei =. 100 % 80 Ia % Ass ssS d iosi B.
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ss iS r. az % STATE Dry cows COS SG b.
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MICH C6ws-No fresh arrivals. Feeling steady.
ard Poor to Good Cows may DO quoted at s@S to EDS
y CALVEs-Recepts 4e5 head Firm for Grassers, with
fsw selected selling At So western Calves sold a.
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bcp Ga bsTSy % 5O eraser 81 ~ at ss 50
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D. HarrSgiSn 60 eras.ers, a7t n, at s2ssj q do.
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