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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
gBE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
offerings and Sales at tho Richmond To-
bscco Eschange--intcrnai Revenue
Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK, Feb. 0.-Money on cali has
been frmer. ranging from 10 per cent.
last loan az ~ per cent. and closing ar
"a per cent, prime mercantile paper. 4L61
& per cent. Sterling exchange quiet and
strong. posted rates, 4S1MiS9; commercial
hills. 4S5's04S1h. Government bonds dun
and steady. Southern State bonds dun and
steady. Railroad bonds fairly active and
finn.
Transactions In the stock market TODAY
up % the last hour were very moderate in
volume and confined largely TO about hair
dozen stocks. in which speculative cpera.
ions are most prominent With the exccp-
ton Of one or two Of the InduStrialS the
whole list IN the forenoon displayed strong
temper cngcndered by the action q the
banks in exchanging gold for legal tenders.
thus supporting the credit Of the Govern
meat and reducing the likelihood Of further
heavy exports OF gold. Among the Indus
trials Cordage was advanced large frac-
ton upon the necessity Cf the short interest
Kumors in regard 10 the financial necessity
o. The Whisky Trust was again freely cir.
culaicd and in the early dealings II dronnod
away over l per cent. when some support
WAS met ana iull recovery followed Later
in the day, however. when the whole lis+
retired. IL lost nearly per cent from ifs
best figure and closed at It's lowest. with
O loss OF So per cent for the day. The near
est approach 10 this movement was in Amer
i'an Tobacco, which was stiI without sup
port and closed the day with a loss Of Is,
yer cent The market fell into "a waiting at
t'ude pending the fate of the silver repeal
tI I'm the House. When this was lost there
was rush 10 sell. and the early gains were
quickly wiped ont IN almost everything
traded in. and before the close fractional
losses I'm addition were established over the
entire list. With the exception OF two In
GlStrials mentioned. final losses were frac-
t'ual. but the Changers were particularly
weak. and Omaha. after its gain from the
morning declined l per cent from its best
t-ure and like the others. closed at its low
esf point. Other specially weak points at
r.s time were Louisville. Union Pacific and
Sugar. The market closed in the midst of
tac decline active and weak at the lowest
price. Salcs-Listed, 1884 900 shares unlisted,
80 40 shares.
Treasury Balances-Coln, ST., 453, 900; cur
Ttucy, S15,687, 900
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 0.-Flour steady
and unchanged. ,.,>--o.,- .
Wheat dun: No . red spot, 761s@ 76Ac. {;
February. T6l507GAc.; March, 771ga0Ac'
May. SOh0sO3lc.; steamer No red 'Sc'
asked .-,~.-, ~,
Corn steady; mixed spot 501sMolc.; Fen
mary. 5OS,mJOJac. March, 50l9n50ac; May,
5l6,5lAc.: steamer mixed, ASA iS9sc.; white
corn. by sample, 53c., sales; yellow do o-c''
sales. .,o..o
oats dull: No. 2 white, Western. 4lG42c';
No. . mixed Western, 3s43Si1c
Hay firm and unchanged.
Grain frelghts quiet, steady and unchanged.
Provisions quiet: mess pork. Slo.oo; bulK
meats-locsc shoulders, 5000; long clear,
clear rib sides and sugar-pickled shoulders
S11.5O; sugar-cured smoked shoulders slZoo;
hams, S14.75Gil5.00.
Lard Refined. 12%M13c
Butter quiet and easy.
Coffee dull; Rio cargoes fair, l9lac.; NO.
T. 1870. .-,.
Sugar steady and active; graduated A'sc.
Whisky strong at S1.24qi 20.
stocks-y Virginia threes. 71MQ7lh; NORTH
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oaa = u net receipts, 1884 bales; stock,
~ bales Great Britain. ooos bales: Coast,
wise 0oi3 bales: Continent 3.37s bales.
NORFOLK, Feb. 9.-Cotton dull; mid
u,hg' sM; net receipts, e54 bales; sales,
l,i15 bales.
nh,hiiMokE, Feb. 9.-Cotton nominal
1 rl. w gross receipts. 553 bales; stock,
"'suc Dales; COastwIse !. 600 bales.
DvnioN, Feb. 9.-Cotton quiet: middling.
20 D io net receipts, 103 bales: gross receipts,
"o', bales; Great Britain. 800 bales.
WILMINGTON, Feb. e.-Cotton quiet;
.n01iing. o; net receipts. bales; stock.
l,095 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 9.-Cotton quiet;
inid1ilne o9S net receipts 1,03S bales; stock,
1876 bales
SAVANNAH, Feb 0-Cctton steady; mid
ding. 1916; net receipts. s6s bales; sales,
l'425 bales; stock, 9o.SG2 bales; Coastwse,
1921 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 9.--Cotton dull;
nlddling lilo: net receipts. 5.Sl6 bales;
gross receipts. G.216 bales: sales. 1000 bales;
stock. 32j. 1O7 bales; Great Britain. 2971
bales, Coastwise, $3.50 bales
MOBILE. Feb. Cotton easy; mddling,
Q; net receipts. 4f6 bales; sales. 200 bales;
stock. e. 80 bales Coastwise. $50 bales.
MEMPHIS, feO. D.-NotlOn dull anu easy,
middlng Oh net receipts, 1,176 bales; gross
receipts. 1902 bales; sales, 1900 bales; stock,
120.9i3 bales.
ArGi' STA. Feb. 0.--COttcn quiet: mid
ding 81; net receipts, 203 bales; sales, %
bales: stock, 39.217 bales.
CHARLESTON. Feb. 9.-Cotton quiet;
middlng o: net receipts, 400 bales; stock,
AZ, 496 bales: Coastwise CSC bales
CINCINNATI Feb. 0.-COtton steady;
middlng 93s: net receipts 1862 bales; sales,
81 bales: stock. 7.2l9 bales.
LOUISVILLE Feb. 9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 9a.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 0-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. 9it: net receipts, 400 bales; gross re-
ceipts. ll74 bales; stock. %, 291 bales.
HOUSTON Feb. 9-CottCn nominal and
dull; middling. 81; net receipts. 2,S42 bales;
sales, - bales; stock, 81, lag bales.
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Once Of the Richmond and DanvilIe Under

Oihce OF the Richmond and Danvile Under
lying Bondhc lders' Committee,
20S east German street,
Baltimore, Feb. 2, 1898.
ITO THE HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOW
Il ING DEFAULTED BONDS OF THE
RICHM0ND AND D,ANVILLE system,
TO-WIT: THE GEORGIA PACIFIC SEC
ONDS. THE OXFORD AND CLARKS-
VILE FIRSTS, THE GAINESVILLE AND
NORTH CAROLINA FIRSTS, AND THE
DANVILLE AND WESTERN FRSTS:
Tho Richmond and Danyille Underlying
Bondholders' Committee hereby advise you
that the limitation OF time reserved to the
companies in the several mortgages securing
your bonds in which to pay the interest
thereon, and thereby save the maturing Of
the principal, has expired. and ii is now in
the power OF your committee 10 press your
claims against the Richmond and Danylle
Railroad Company more effectively than they
have been able heretofore TO do, and IL Is
their purpose to do 50; and all bondhoders
who have not deposited their bonds and who
desire 10 have the benefit Of the services
or this committee, are urged TO deposit them
az oLce The depository In Baltimore Is the
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company, Of
Baltimore and in New York the Mercantile
Trust Company, Of New York.
j. WILCOX BROWN.
WILLIAM H. BLACKBOARD,
FREDERICK NJ COLSTON,
SKlPWITH WILMER.
JOHN GILL.
JOHN A. WHITRIDGE,
JOHN j.. RAMSAY,
JAMES H. DOOLEY,
FRANK T. CLARK,
RICHARD NJ. NENABLE,
JOHN NJ. NELSON.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
fe410t Committee.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL. Feb. "a sudden ebulll-
ton Of bullshness and excitement marked
the last half hour OF business to-day on
the Board of Trade. Lard was pushed way
up to a new hgh-water mark, Sl2.23 being
made. Oats gained 14@3sc., with fair trad
ing. Wheat and corn both wound up strong
at &c. advance in the former and nc gam
in the later Compared with yesterdays
closing prices. pork Is 62l4c., lard 2I12c
and ribs 22l1c. higher. One reason given Tor
the, sharp advance at the windup was that
gold at New York had sold at premium;
another that n prominent trader tEggleston)
had bought up good deal OF spot wheat
today. not alone the round lots, but also
took car lots. Join Cudahay scared the
crowd by buying all the February ribs they
could sell him-about. 15O000-then bid for
a million pounds more. which no one cared
10 part with Wright was reported as buy
ing in short lard through brokers, and That
article easily responded TO the demand. Inc
market towards the close was very strong
Cash Quo;ations-FlOur dull ana I'M
changed: No. spring and red wheat, Toe;
No. . corn. 43c.; No. 2 oats, 3lAm3l12c'
pork. SIS. 75GlS S7Il; lard Sl2.25; rib sides,
S1O2501O. 30; dry sailed shoulders, @Sil2
E10OO; short clear sides, SlOSogloSo;
,,-bfsl., 81 II
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ST. louis.

81. LOUIS, MO-, Feb. 9.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat near the close advanced and finish
ed at ssNAc. above yesterday; May, 7ihc.
July, 75hc.
Corn closed ssdllc above yesterday; cash,
4Oc.; February. 40ikc: May. 43c.
oats higher; cash, 32t4c.; May. 34Ac.
whisky steady at s1.37.
tagging and Gotten ties unchanged.
Provisions higher and firm.
Pork-Old. sl925; new. $2O25.
Lard $500.
Dry Sailed Meats-Loose shoulders. $3.50;
longs and ribs, S1O.25; shorts, 5000; strips,
S9.'o: boxed lots 15c. more.
Bacon-Shoulders $1,000; longs, 1874;
ribs' Sll.50; shorts, sl1.75; strips. $1,000.
Sugar-cured hams, $15O0d15.50.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK, Feb. 0.-Flcur steady and
more inquiry, winter wheat low grades,
So 1Od2.j5: 10. fair TO fancy. S2.55d2.15; do.
patents, S3.S50425; Minnesota patents, $40
$500. Southern -four quiet and steady;
common TO fair extra, S210Q3.lO; good TO
choice do $315m42j.
Wheat firmer and very dull; No. red
store and elevator SOh@SO19c.; afoat, Sl13
size Options were fairly active and IT.
regular AT 2sdMc- higher, with trading chiefly
switching. and closing firm; No. > red, Feb
ruary 79Nc.; March, SOlSc.: May, S23sc
Corn firmer and quiet; No ?, 5314n54c
elevator; 54i4m55c. afoat steamer mixed
52llm5$c. options dull at lzq9ic. higher and
closing firm; February, $3.50; May, $3.50
Oats fairly active and firmer. Options
dull and firmer; February, 3Sc. March,
3S9ic.; May. 39hc. Spot: No. 2, 3Sq3S14c.;
No. white. 41l9c.; mixed Western, $50
30ilc; white do. 30Q4Gc.
Beef duh and steady; family, $1,000
1880; extra mess. S900d9.50, beef hams
quiet and firm at S21.O0: tierced beef steady
and fairly active; city extra, India mess
S1S00U1S50: cut meats quiet and firm
picked bellies. 81. 250l1.5O; do. shoulders.
$1,000; do hams, $14OOG1425; middles
dull and nominal; short clear S1112H.
Lard quiet and higher; Western steam,
closed AT S12GO. nominal; city, $500. OPP
tions: March, S12.55; May closed at $3.50.
Refined quiet and higher; Continent, $3.50.
Pork in moderate demand and firm; old
mess S10.25019.75 new mess, $207j; extra
prime nominal.
Gotten seed oil scarce and higher; crude,
57M5Sc; yellow 61Q62c.
Petroleum quiet and steady; crude, s5.35;
Washington. S4S5. Refned-New York,
$3.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore, $685..
Rosin quiet and firm; strained, common
TO good, $1.4220145
Turpentine scarce and firm at 35d35l2c.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans,
open kettle, good to choice, firm at 26U36c
Peanuts dull and steady.
Coffce-Options opened barely steady 10
; TO 20 points lower and closed steady TO
1890 points down; February $17.O0d1740;
May. s1GS5a16.9O; July S16G0016.65; De-
cember, Sl6.2jd1G.35. Spot Rio quiet and
easy: No. 7, 1Slkc.
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; fair refining,
3 lice; 96-test centrifugal lice Re
fined quiet and unchanged.
Grain frcights dull and weak; Gotten,
sgd. grain, 13id. asked
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, Feb. o.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1000
market steady 10 strong; fair to prime ma
tives, $550a6O0; others. $4.JOG4 81; feed
ers, S4.2JM4.50; fed Texans, S4.356l4 As;
stockers. S3.00G3.90.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments. 1000;
market active and steady TO strong; mixed
and packers, Ss.OO0ls. 80; prime and butchers
weights, 81. 4O0s.65; prime light, ss.1OnS15;
ether lights. S7.25Q775; pigs. $6O0l6.5O.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 shipments. 500;
market slow and prices weak and irregular,
closing 1Od20c. lower; natives, S4.OOd5.50
Western, S5.00Q515; lambs, s4.50a6.25.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NLW YORK, Feb 9.-Spot cotton closed
Ss.s'' uplands, 9H Orleans, 9i2; low mid
<eaf 1916; good ordinary, Ito; sales
g., Daies. Futures closed easy; February
- March. 9O2; April. 010; May, BIS;
~ 10; July and August, a.29; Septem-
VI so5; October. s.93: November, S.SI.
80, D.ai net receipts at all ports, 12,049 bales;
rPo~ 10 Great Britain, 0.593 bales; Con-
''lsaI 4l49 bales; stock, 0S7. 466 bales.
"AAfhsION. Feb. 9.--Cotton steady; mid.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. Feb. 0.-Flour steady
Wheat strcng; No. red. 71G72c.
Corn strong; No. mixed, 43Hc.
Oats steady; No. mixed, 33&c.
Pork strong at $1975.
Lard firm at $500.
Bulk meats quiet at .50f10.62la
Bacon strong at s12.25.
Whisky dull at Sill.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. o. 1893.

offerings Wheat, I.O0s bushels; corn, 1,6i2
bushels. oats 1876 bushels
Sales Wheat GIG bushels; corn, LOAF
lush is. oats, 30 bushels
Quotations Wheat-LOngberry use. TO
Die; mixed. 75c. TO Sic; shcrtberry. zoe
u ,lc.; 40. . red. zoe. Corn-White, Viz
Ynia dag lots). SIC; No. white 52c.; No.
tmia'd, 40c 10 zoe Winter oats for seed,
-. TO 45c., No. mixed. 3sl2c. 20 BIC;
40 mixed. SIC. to 3Sc. Rye, COO. TO 0oc.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 9.-Ncon.-Cotton bust
ness moderate mt easier prices; American
middling JIG: sales. G,0OO bales; Amcri-
can. 1900 bales speculation aud export.
500 bales: receipts. 5000 bales; American,
900 bales Futures easy; February, 1894
February March 4 5G-6llii 57-6I; March
April. 57-Gili4 5S-Ci; AprilMly, 5S-G4d
4 Go-Gi: May-Junc, 4 60-6fM4 626i; June
July. ( G2-Gial G3-64; July-AuslSt, 4 63-6i
as ia; August September, ..
1 i. M-Amori,an mlddlng, fair 5as;
good midding. 5Is. mddling, 3; low mid
ding, 47s; good ordinary, AZ; ordinary,
1 GIG; February, 4 j3-64m4 54-6i; February
March. 1 53-GiDi4 54-G4; March-April, 1854,
buyers; Aprl-May, 5G-6lMi 57-64; May
June 5s64, buyers June-July 6O-64.
sellers: Juiy-August, 4 6l-G4ui 62-6f; Au-
-Septambe 4 Gl-Gl. buyers; September
October, 1 j4-G4 buyers; October-Novem-
Der. 51-Gl values; observation-disclosures,
1 51-Gf, values Futures closed easy.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. n. O., Feb. 9.-Rosin firm
strained, 500; good strained, S1.05.
Turpentine firm ut &c.
Tar steady at $i.05.
Crude turpentine steady; hard s100; soft
and virgin, $1.7O.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 9.-Turpen-
tine, Sc.
Resin firm at $105 for good strained.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. e.-Turpentine
firm at 32i3c.
Resin firm at S115G120.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEB. 10, 1888.
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p1OUMOND STOCK MARKET

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di:eo.t.ss ne eos.ty sosd e sss soxs Of DIE DIE.
tie river rad, 90 calisd. e . point nsar. ths
Houss Of IIossa Yettoa 70 the old location OF The
Wynan ferry. % called, on the Androscoggfn
River, q low wafer mark.
Your pssitiessp also ash Your Honors % de
CO. "a ~ CUNT q Ssio fsS~s 3 Bosa
ferYy, besween tie town Of Dtxheh On TIE oue
side and The town Of reFu on The Other she OF
Your petitioners also ash Your Honor % dis-
siorsssid. issdinS from he ri1sr rad. soesllei.
% lov. water marx on The Androseogsin River
q said Browns ferry.
Yoar petitioners also ash Your Honor, 20 Dis
coutinss the county rad In ne town OF Dis v
q low WAFER marx, a san Brown's ferry. 70 the
liver road. 20 called. In saii Dixneh.
wherefore your petitioners ask thas arfr
proper notice 10 ali parties Interested, foaf
honors will view the premises. hear the parties
and make such new locations AMI dis nes
seem 70 be demanded by the public.
Dated at Dixheh shis fsth day OF April. A. D.
Pet. Of JOHN s. HARLOW ct ais.