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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

SPRINGS AND BATHS.
CONGRESS H Hall, how s.,,xos
This popular summer resort. miles from 81. ALBANIA
is now open. Mineral baths; everything nrst-class
Send Tor descriptive circular +. WEsi. Manager.
EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, va,
livery music. sulphur water highly bene hci.i in I'D
FIr terms and circulars apply to A. 4. BAEKo&, -
GETIYsBTRG SPRINGS, PA DELIGHTFUL
and ~ miles from baltimore. Md The Kstslyzine
Peas re
For descriptive pamphlets, &c. sddre.s
FROM Of :. HnlSa
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, 81 MILES
DsRSi Essasr'l county V Jordan splS: sSs6a
NJ ~, . Min,nsapa SPRINGS Bradford county. Pa
Highest point on Northern Central r. r. :inyieorst
ing air spring Of wonderful curative qualities; ele
Good music and every modern convenience
Rates, $40 70 e14 per week.
mylo-2ot-eo Proprietor.
V'HE RAwLEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. REoPENEI
q Se for aS1 Tn
as fsea ss Sfpd f LIES 'h
jy6-eo1m
II oCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS
~ IN the Great North Mts Va, 81 hours from wash
lneton. Capacity 800. NO BAR Atmosphere cool
scenery grand hne drives, unexcelled mineral waters
steam heated baths and SWIMMING pool Sanitary ar
h: stable snd ne livery Furnished
by MsCanley Co. Proprietors Of the Tally Ho sta
bes, Washington. Circulars, with terms and full in
formation, at Office Of The star. Apply TO A s.
ssi;ani 5 81 Sun Building. Washington.
V,HoSE IN PURSUIT OF HEALTH OR PLEASURE
would 40 we'll to visit River springs before eoine
music, dancing Address DR.. r. p BLAKIsTONE,
River Springs, Md. Sel53m
" ALLEY VIEW SPRINGS, p O. NEW MARKET
v Va. Msssanutten Mountains miles from depot
Terms moderate; Excursion tickets b and o. X. r.
FOR circulars address A j. MYERS, Manager t26- Inn
WNDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. NJ R. r
water no mosquitoes; no malaria; fresh vegetables
ice milk excellent table circulars at Dunbarton ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

my15-2m BUFFALO n Y
WoODLAwN, ROCKVILLE, MD, WILL BE
w opened for the reception of guests June Is:
newly built and newly furnished; modern improve
ments: electric bells; water Mrs. NJ. ]. CO1LEY,
of the Clarendon, proprietress. jy9-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

NfOoREs HOTEL AND SUMNER RESORT, LEON.
AZ srdtSyn "a: = q. 9Gw obn tOr sSsn%G ret.
d nd A3 so6 81 SD.::s.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-02

No changes were made In the market lists
today Amount of grain iu store nj the Gle
ylipn.. Corn, N,pl5 bushels, oats, sG.l2t
bushels wheat l.3 bushels.
At New Orleans sugar rules steady, paftic.
ularly Tor ccntrtumls Molas-cs steady.
with nrmcr feeling for kettles. the out
look b. Tor gradual improvement In prices
Rice in good demand
u q Dun & Co.'S weekly rcyicw Of trade
says. Dissatisfaction with the state of trade
j. Increasing and thcw ~ general complaint
~ to collections hut Increasing confidence
In the new agreement Ut railroad presidents
tends 10 support better prices inr securities
SWcllcd 10y - culation in stocks aud IN
products, the clearing, through the bank,
show much larger volume ~ business In
January than Tor the same months last year
aud fur the last week. gain Of III per cent.
at all cities aud id1 per cent outside OF New
York. During the past week the public ha,
bought and stocks have advanced on the
nvcmgv 1T si,ii pcr share The causes NJ i'm.
ppycmcnt arr, hri, the general assent ut
railroads To the interstate agreement. see.
ond. the closing Ut ihr southern rcnnsylya.
MIA controversy, aud third, investment de.
M nj Tor bonds aud then a better class oi
stocks.
wheat las declined li.c for the week
With sales herr of sl.uuuup bushels Eniry
tales about stocks un hand urr sull cirru.
lated hy Interested parties, but ate met by
hcny, shipment. lrum the iarms aud sales
10y farmers who grow tiryd ct waiting Tor
sl'o wheat Corn aud ual. have sincncd =
fmciion. OIL has risen &C. with sales here
of h.irnrlo barrels The cotton market has
not changed as iH purcs. coffee is only Sc
stronger nnd sugar is unchanged with tea
firm and In good demand ut auction Price,
ior butter cheese and Eggs have been de.
I pressed, aud leather is ,lid to he "lowcr
than at any other time lur thirty five year. A"
The market lur iron doe, not improve
Philadelphia reports sBlcs " 1900 toms
southern and prices are about 81 Tor No l.,
against tl7o lur Northern Rnr iron 4,
more active with prize, not improved. sale,
oi steel rails at rittshurg ur reported for
81 aud an Eastern mill has sold fnr Chicago
/ delivery at s,"Ul. cpualto s2i ~ mill. coal
u dull aud The mines. working short time.
Copper declined sharply. March selling at
slG. Tin va, weaker at S2l.Co Tor spot. and
| lead NJ 1919
Reports from other cities arr remarkably
uniform In tenor trade quictcr aud only
| iairlN active money in abundance aud easy
with but moderate demand. ENrrptious
ARE 81 Paul where slight Jrinrrncy I,
| observed aud Omaha, where the demand IN
active Nashville, whrw trade is now 1uitc
hrlNe, and Milwaukee, whore higher rail.
rOad rates threaten to close some fn,tot,rs /"
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drain and Prn.I.inn.

CuicAGo. H.. Feb. 1.-The volume Of
trading Ia wheat was below that II the prc.
ccding days OF the week, aud the market
ruled quiet most " the day There wcrr
occasional temporary spuft', during which
a fair demand existed. The opening wa.
weak aud "a 'tc lower than ycstrday's clos.
ing, advanced &c aud then declined &c
under free offerings and n lack OF demand.
but later the market developed a hrmcr
tone, prices advanced liD with some cover.
ing by parties who sold -eaTly, but cased OF
again aud closed about &c higher than yes.
tcr,lay.
There WIS only a modcnio business in
corn, most oi the business being early In the
session, after which the market ruled quiet
aud inactive The feeling developed was
firm, aud especially on the near futures the
morc deferred deliveries mol showing much
change from yesterday. The market opened
ai a trifing advance over the closing prices
Of yesterday. aud under aEnnd demand sid
up sc reacted some owing 10 the dec n, IN
wheat, ruled firm, and closed about the same
~ yesterday
Oats were quiet aud easy at about yc,tcr.
days mngr
An unsettled aud weak feeling prevailed
IN moss pork Opening salcs were made at
irregular prices, lOal1c under the t4u~uf
figures uf Yesterday. and they further be-.
vrdcd ittAc. Slight rallies occasionally
were mnIc but the closing figures exhibited
a material reduction.
Land Nus rafsicr. opyniug sales were
male 90 5m5iic decline owing tho rc'uc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-02

NV YoRK, Feb. l.-Coneo-Options
opened barely steady, 10 10 points down.
closed steady l0ttl5 points below yesterday:
lower cables with a moderate business;
sales i2O, $50 bags, including February. Si5Gi
gl5.70; March, sl5.65dl5S0, April sl5.6ja
u. 20; May, slb.GOal5,75, June, Si5.7O6tl5. ~.
July Si5.7jGl5.0; August, si575aI 10 90.
September, Sl5.O)@l605 October, $4,000
1910 November, $1,000 December. Sl0UOCg
1910. Spot Rio, firm; fair cargoos, l7ssc.
Sugar-Raw dull and nominal; refined, duh.
Molasscs-Foroign. quiet; New Orleans, dull.
Rce-Quict and firm.
CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. i.-Whisky-Steady:
sales OJ6 barrels, on basis OF sl.O3. Butter
Quiet Sugar-Stoady Eggs-Libeml 70.
ccipts ll4@l2c. Cheesc-light demand.
CncAGo. H., Feb. lon the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was steady
and unchanged. Eggs-Weak; l3CIilo.
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monschoia snrnlic-.

FEuir-Stoady Oranges, Sl6OGe2jO per
box. Lemons S2.O0HIO1 per box bananas.
Sl5O6g2JO per bunch. Gripcs-Malaga, 500
CgJOU Daics. Ease.
ArrLEs-sl 5O92 . per brl Dried apples,
i6t5c per III, from store. Dried Peaches I
Goo, from store.
GANr-Quail, 81 OO@i2j per doz. SPUR.
rcls, 75c per don, rabbits, sl.OO per doc. Wild
turkey, 6OtgIjc each, wood duck, l.5OGJl II
per dox. teal. - 2j@2 ~ per doz. malinrd.
s22,d2.5O per doz. Ncnison saddles, 100
~ per 10; whole deer, 5C6c per 10, opossum,
lb6tiuC, dressed coon, iuttAic.
NEgrrNHLEs-Ou Onions, 81 JOHl75 per brl.
Cabbage, loose, Sm0c New Orleans. crate.
s275dL2b. kraut, per brl, $1,000. 90. half
brl, 500 p2 90 Garlic. JOc per 100 Carrots,
i30oCp3.co per brl liccts. s2.JOa275 per
brl iarnips, 500 per brl. llorcradish,
tjOOCLi5 30 per brl.
BrrrrH-lIuucrinc ihc. creamery. 3j6p3sc.
dairy, 2D0rpc. country butter. iNdi5c.
Clprn-Ozark, iG5J per brl and $3.50 per
half br.
NiNFgAn-Pcr pnl. I2Bl3c.
Eugs-Dull. Boxes, lie. eases t2c.
RAisiNs-l,onion layers, $500. California
s. - per box.
piCgLis -llrls $3.50. half brls, 500
PouLtuY-C Chickens, young. f2OOfo2 20.
mixed, s2.jOH275. hens, S3.UDd3.i 30 turkeys.
young iG.upCtsO1 old SSOOdl2 IN. geese.
2dOtt5U ducks. s3OO6t3j ~. dressed tur.
keys t2Hi3c per ~. hens - 2jma1b chick.
ems. sl.iOd2.Ol geese, - ODm6W.
PorNruEs Firm, Sl.jOh2O1 per brl; ~ s.
Otd''c Utah, si(syDc per bu sweet o. "a
per hrl.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, $500 per iO0. Peanuts.
Virginia. Sc, Tennessee, farmers stock. 30
&C.. roasted, lmi 'lc higher shollcd. red, 5 &c.
white. &C. Spanish st. rccans, Texas. old.
4 FNutaua la Italian -.
lUHt2'sc
funsu FIsu-liufalo, i6l2c per 10. cat. &c
per ID. Gamc-rcrcb, truut etc, 5asc per
To-
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Articles
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Ouiet and unrhangpd.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 0i@0lJIc; No. Q spring
wheat, 0O@92c; No. red, 0i@0i1sc; No. 2
No. 2 barley, nominal No. flax seed, $3.50
ole prime timothy seed, $l6l@l62.
Mess pork, per Dbl, Sll.30@ll40.
Lard, per 100 lbs, SGS5
Short ribs sides 0oose( S6006605; airy
sailed shoulders (boxcd) $G0O@6l2IG; short
clear sides (boxedl S6.37H@G50.
Receipts-Flour 10000 bbls; wheat, H. 900
bu; corn, l37, 900 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1890 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat, %.
900 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
none; barley, $4,000 bu.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Feb. l.--Flour-Quet and
unchanged.
Whcat-Cash lower at OO@0OlIc Options
were lower and weak during the most OF the
session, but towards the close prices reacted
and the finish was about as YESTERDAY. May
sold 03kd9i1Sc, and closed Ole; July sold
| S21@S39sc; closed S3hMS3Ac asked.
Corn-Lower with pressure 10 sell, espe-
cially the near months; No. 2, cash, 29A9
20hc; February, 29h@20lEc; March, $500
3Oss, closed at 3O2sc; May, 32%@S0Isc; July
33Kc
oats--very dull No. cash, 25@25J1c;
| May, 2sc asked
| Rye-Dull; i6Hc bid.
Barley-Therc were rumors OF large sales,
| but no particulars could be obtained.
Hay-Best grades steady; prairie, $1,000
6.75; Timothy, Sl0@lLO0.
| Bran-ACtive ut 566lhSc.
Flax sced-Nominal 81. 80
Lead-Dull; offered at 1886.
Butter-Firmer; creamery, 24@2Jc. dairy,
| l2@lGc
Eggs-Easy at l0lf6lIc.
COrnmeal-tirm; $50.
Bagging-Easy; 74@l0c.
Iron Cotton Ties-Sl.l0
| Proyisions-Dull and low.
Pork-sl1s716.
| Lard-Prmc steam, nominally $3.50
| Dry Salt Mcats-Shouldors, 1925; long,
and ribs, 80. Is; short clear, $685..
Bacon-BoNed shoulders, go 20: longs and
ribs, Sl2ls@Ii5 short clear, S7.37 Is6IIi0
Ilams-lOml2c.
Rcccipts-flour 5000 brls; wheat, 5.OOC
bu; corn, lGj, 900 bu; oats 5000 bu; rye
li,0O0 hu; barley, 1000 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 1900 brls: wheat, 49,
600 bu; corn, C3OO0 bu; oats, :, 800 bu; rye
none; barley, none.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Feb. i.-Wheat-
Quiet No. ? red cash, 00c asked, May, 93N,
bid, 0lIso asked; No soft cash, Ssssc bid
Nav, 92}sc bid, 05c asked.
Corn-Quiet; No 2, cash, no bids nor offer
ings; May, 27jsc bid. 2sitc asked; No. Z
white, cash, SOC bid, 30Lc asked.
Oats-No. 2 cash, no bids nor offerings
May, pc asked.
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Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, lilo discount Eastern points, sight,
Is discount Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis
VILE and Chicago, l-l0 discount New Or
leans, y discount
Selling-New York and Eastern points,
81 so premium; Cincinnati, St. Louis Louis
vile aud Chicago, Ito premium, New Or
leans, par.
The Secretary OF the Treasury this after.
noon accepted the following bonds as,
registered $4,000 at 100 AS coupons,
$1,000 at 100
The public debt statement shows the
Interest bearing debt to be $3.50 1856 33j, debt
ON which interest has ccas d since maturity,
sl,6Sj, Dos 100, decrease Of debt since June 80
1855 Si3, 73S6N3, debt less cash items in
treasury January i,lSS0. sl,i3i O0l 25L To.
tai cash IN treasury available for reduction
Of public debt, S3aN,52llH Total cash in
treasury rs shown by the Treasurer Gen
erals account, 1871 80 is2,
The treasury operations disclose u rapid
return Of silver and silver certificates, so that
OF these kinds Of money s., 100000 less Is In
circulation than a week ago. but the circua.
ton q gold certificates has increased u, 500 &.
OO0 aud Of legal tenders 100000.
Tho business failures number 332, rs
against 3l2 last week and $50 the week prcyi.
Gus. For the corresponding week Of last
year the figures were go
The local cotton market closed steady.
sales 3iOO Of which 1880 10 exporters and
2lOO TO spiuncrs. Weeks sales 10, 300 bales.
OF which 0l0o 20 exporters aud sOO 10 spin.
ners. Al New Orleans spots closed firm,
with futsrcs steady Early months un-
changed late months Oh point
Liverpool closed quiet limited inquiry.
Futures steady and unchanged. Manchester
yarns and cloths quiet, limited inquiry
The New York market closed firm AZ an
advance Of l-ldc with future dull at n de-
cline Of 2 to points.
Hubbard Price Il Co say: AT the failure
Of the Liverpool market TO respond to the
hrmor tone prevalent here yesterday, prices
for contracts opened " q decline ol from q
20 points hut this was quickly recovered,
and values have shown decided resist
nncc 20 amy decline, AMI ~ the day wore On
cousd,uhl, strength was displayed, aud the
close WAS within a fraction Of last nights
prices Receipts 80 both the ports aud The
interior towns Tor the week are rather under
even the most conservative estimate, and
the bear. showed n marked disposition tn
protect their outstanding contract. p.udug
a resumption ct the heavy movement g..
corded last week "
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NEW YOnK.

Spots opened steady and closed firm; mid
ding 1916, Sales, AL bales, Quotations
were as follows: Ordinary, Gl3.l6c good ordi-
nary So; low middling 07lGcc; middling
9l5iGc, good mddling, 10 soc; middling
fair loTc; fair 80
Futures opened easy and closed duh, rs
follows; February 0G0@07O. March, 0.756J
o7d; April, as5@os0i May, 9W@0o5; June
1Oo3@lOol July lolOalOll; August, 1916
@lol7i September, 970@9sO; October 0.5S
Ct050 Sales, 30, 500 bales.
Weekly cotton statement for the week
ending Friday, February /, 1880
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-02

wmsEy Straight Kentucky bourbon.
tliOdGu1 Robertson and Lincoln Counties
Tenn, trm ~ u .b0Otluo Eastern rycs 500
GtGO0, according Ia the aye and make. com.
mon whisky, Uc0Jsl.30 according to proof
nothing under 20 per cent quoted
Gis-il .OO@L6O for domestic, sass for
imported.
BAuUtNu-0diOc.
Itu-sl.iO
suor-prop sl2S. buck, $50
lEAp-hlsmGc.
IAIIow=lisc.
sVurr-Garrctrs, Si075. Ralph's siO o..
Railroad, ~ ~. Gail 4 AX'N 500.
fvuH-Bcar skins, tiOltU7Ul mink. iSSI
ihc coon, hunter handled, l5MNic. country
handled ltdOc, otter. U1ttIUt beaver.
slwstInO. Wild eat ih6Jn,. fox. i5tti,r.
mush.n lOHlhC up1ssum, iOtGlbc. wolf.
'la@R2oo panther 6ov@3Loo ,kunk, i5ct
Snr.
rowpru-Rcr, 500. half ker,, SAYS.
quarter kcIc., ti.75
Coat ou-rrmc white, wholesale lots, TO-
per ral.
Woui- BURY, grease wool, unwnshcd. IS
GU clear grcasc wool 2na2i bury.
washed. 2lHgIr. tuh.wnshrl. glaJ,c.
Ior,ooo-t Common, 2593oy5 other grades,
OOM4lc
NEWMAN.
N,iis=lron. s2On steel, $40
htrE-Dry hint NJ. 1, &C., No. 2. 7c dry
Wlicd, NJ. No. =, &C., rucyu saltri No I, -
Cthc. No =. 3shic grrcn, &c. dccrskins. -
Mi2c, shccpskius, iiCftsi ~. steady.
1UAfs Srrps Rcd clover Si2i hu. herds.
soenc hu, orchard, si3Ogl ~ bu. timothy,
Sltb6J2O0 la.
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CHICAGO. H., Feb. 1.-The Drorert Jour.
nal reports. Catile-Reccipts $500 head:
shipments, 5000 head. Market lOc higher.
t3.OOCti.30 stockers aud feeders, g. 1905. 80,
cows, bulls and mixed, 81. 35@3O0.
Hogs-Rcccipts, 1900 head. shipments
Goo head. Market weak. lOc lower, mixed,
tL6j@ie0. heavy $iGj@LO0, light s.7JCC
$50. pigs, N.Ood5OO.
shccp-Rcccipts, COCO head. shipments.
$3.50 head. Market weak; 56ii0c lower; ma.
tiycs S2D@52i, Western corn.fed. $LiOg
AS, lambs, SjOO6tGOl.
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ton in other articles, but exhibited a ma
tterlal activity. The decline was recovered
later and the market closed steady at med
ium figures.
short ribs were weak Prices ruled 100
loc lower and the market closed steady at
medium figures.
The leading futures ranged as folow9:
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NV NoHK, Feb. Money ON call easy
nj To 3 per cent, closed Offend al 2 pfr
cent Prime mercantile PAPER lCfH Der
cent Sterling exchange dun but firm nt
tlSd,4 for ~ day bills and slssl, Tor de-.
maud.
Government bonds were dun but firm
STATE bonds wcr dull aud steady.
The stock market gave evidence NJ % r..
moved Interest ior the outside public tutny
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The spot market opened quiet and closed
firm; middlng csc Sales, 5000 bales.
Quotations arc as follows Ordinary, re;
good ordinary, 87sc low middliug 0c mid
ding, 9lEc, good middling, loac
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
rs follows February 0lsHo1D, March,
o5l9055; April 050@lG0. May, 0GG@aGG
June, 013@J7i; july 0Sli August, 077
@o7Si September o3o@0il October O.lo
@02l Sales, 1880 bales
DAlLY ronf ASD INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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llNNNNfNiNH
At noon. Spots Quiet, limited inquiry.
Sales 500 bales of which GOO were
American. Receipts 6.OOO bales Of which
- were American. Closing quotations
were NJ follows Middling 5isd.
Futures opened quiet aud closed steady.
These prices are given Ia ponce ynd 0iths,
thus G6j means O.G3Gid, aud 5.0i means
b.l-Gidl
Atl PM February h3i sallors February.
March, b.B sellers, Mnrch-April $50 sellers.
April May, d32 sellers. MayJuuc. OBJ sell.
crs luucluly, o 1888 sellers. July-Aurust, 53i
sellers August September 532 sellers. Sep.
tcmhcr. 80 sellers
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending February /. lNsH
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CArrtr-Choicc to extra 3EM3Ac good,
3mJ'.c scalaNags Ia medium. it,m2tsc.
choice feeders, 40 and up 2AUJc. feeders,
100 10 n5O 2's@2Ac
Hoes choice light hogs 5@5t.c. good. AZ
Cos, common, ii.Milsc.
suErl-Ch oicc, &c, medium, 3@3'.c. com.
mon, A U1dii ~
Lawns thoicc, &C. common 10 good, per
head, Si.bO6tAiO
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CoRN--From store white, 40c mixed, i5c
from lcyce or depot, white, in bulk, 42c; in
sacks, ijc, mixed, IN bulk, iOc IN sacks, 43c
BRAN-From store, Soc; from leyoc or de-
pot $3.50.
HAY-Choicc, from store sillc car load,
from oycc or depot, tlG0O@lG5); prime,
from store, SOGjSjc car load from levco or
depot, Sl5OOplj.5O prairie, from store, 30
GGoe car load, from lcycc or depot, 10000
100.
OArs-From store, white, SIC; mixed. 3jc;
from lcycc or depot, white In bulk, BIO
33c; in sacks, 3jc, mixed, in bulk, 2OlGc; in
sacks, 3lc
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PeiNE CurpE ou-iodiJc. prime summer
yellow, Mtt'lc. choice cooking summer vel.
low, $50 f'C, cotton seed meal, go co. less
than car load s2l5O
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G@G'9c; ginger snaps 7@s]9c; assorted jun
bcs, l0dl2c; cream crackers, 74@Sl9c.
OAr MEAL--In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRACKED WuEAT--In half brls Sl50 from
store
HoMINY AND Cars From store 1926.
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nrcs,istuus.

fLouE-f store, common O. 2Sm8. 80.
family H0o@tlO choice. aaS. fancy,
$40 extra fancy, SO patent t5.75a0OO.
CoN MrAi-Pcarl. $780, roller. 80 90
quiet
Br'ss AND Prn-Nayy beans, s2.25 me.
ChAokrw Soda, extra, SIC. treble extra,
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market Opened steady and
closed steady midiIiu4 n..c salc,, 800
bale. including i.GnI bales '1st evening. of
which i,Soobal,s 20 exporter and iuU bales
10 spiuncr
tNCUNNUr QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. 5h.r Elui ordinary. Sic. low
middl'nr. p',r middnuF nr roui mid
ding io'-c miliIius n.r ioi.,. iait nom.
inal; dirty isc o. O., lower
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ST. Louts, Mo, Feb. i.--wool-Markct
quiet and unchanged
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cLEyElANp, o., Feb. l.-Pctrolcum, easy.
= w., ii0' TIC.
wuNNGroN, n. C., Feb. L--Turpcniinc,
firm at i3c.
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These arr the actual steps which follow Indlrcs
ton. Ackcfs English uytpepsla Tablets will both
check aud cum this most fearful Ut diseases Guar
aniccd bV II. T. liEistul burrisL
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Ffsu- MlckcrcI, half brls, No. I, $500
900 No. ., ssO0@-.jO; No. 3 I509S.OO,
lob kits, No. I, Sl3j, No. 2, $l.25; No. 3,
C. roe herring, half brs, 1919. White fish,
half br, $500
Hoo PRoDUcTs-Qnict; pork, 1910; sugar
cured hams, llAml2c; breakfast bacon,
lial2c, bulk pork, clear sides ne; clear
rib sides, 7c, long clear &c; shoulders, sc.
FREsu MEATS -Bcci, hndquartar- 5Cg7c;
forequurters, 2lI@ic City hogs, 6g7c;
country dressed, 5Ha3c per 10; spare ribs,
5msc; backboncs, b6gGc per lb.
LARp--1cs, nc; half brls, nc kegs,
ne choice kettle, SlI@l0c; quiet
Pos FEET-Brls, $500; half brls, $500
kegs, SIPS.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY o PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Steady Middling Cotton, o 5-ec;
Gales Today, 9,4oo Bales Tho
General Market lie Steady -.. Meats
Quiet.
ArrrAtOrrlcr

FRRDAY EvrNING, Feb !, 1880.
The money market is easy with ample
supply Of funds at tho banks at per cent
Demand GOOD.
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Spots closed quiet aud stcldy.
Tres Ordluairc, Us'st February futures,
Gi'ac.
Above spot quotations represent GSlbf Tor
80 kilu-o low mid,liing cotton llhvrr terms
a. 80 k.lus equal 10 iOJ lbs aud 6.ojf equal
tO Sl.Uu
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QUOTATIONS.


lmpotis-N a u o. ~. Ma rV a. 800 l. A
~ lU "a lHEh-iS Cu&sW EK, a..
LNOArHHa. KrAGU KrNN
~ ~ EU E Tenn MId IN rs
steamer, as wagons n Total 200 bale,
Expors=M 6,EK. usNA rEWsri NN
kh ~ Co&sW KMI.,l O.. NoGTRN
~ X C. an a. 10. 1cun Md an. al
Total, $50 bales
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LospoN, Feb i.-Consols closed AZ as 5.i6
for money aud n1's for the account. United
States bonds, 4, 1901. do. as liiN. The
amount IT bullion gone into the Bank 81
England on the balance today Is fil, 600
nar silver. 81 u per ounce.
Pans, Feb. i.-Thrcc per cent rcntcs
$50 ~ lsc for the account
nANK CLHABiNuR.
Cmc,0o, H., Feb. i.-Clcarinrs, s9,5Ja,
O1O.
NV NonS, Feb. l.-Clcarings. iiOo. s0e, 100
balances, S1,5S3, JOl
BAluNoBr, Md, Feb. i.-Clcarings. A.. Z.
On, $50 balances $3.50 $50.
rnu,puriuA. Pa, Feb. i.-Clcarings. sii..
SIS. vi; balances, 81, Si,iis
ST. Louis Mo-. Feb. flank clcarlnrs.
t2d2i i2i. balances, $751; 3,5
BostoN, Mass, Feb. l-Clcarinrs, Sil.
3l, ais; balances, Si,gI2, 80.