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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11

WASHINGTON, -. c., February 10
Attorney General Olncy. at the request
81 secretary Carlisle, has directed the
t-rit.1 states District Attorney fer
I,Ioriaa 10 represent the United states IN
any proceedings that may be instituted al
Key West, Fla, 10 prevent the uvpoI'@-
ton Of the Cuban cigar-mahtr7' 4h-oI-
nation has reached here that the people
Of Key West will appeal 10 the courts
TO prevent the warrants Tor deportation
issued by Secretary Carlisle on 1ueSuHS
last. and which reached Key west 10
day by mail Superintendent stump ol
the Emigration Bureau OF the treasury
I,.nartnaut expresses the opinion that
ne courts have no jurisdiction In such
cases. This has been the finding IN seVe'
r,l courts where the same point was
raised. .,...-,.,,
sPANIARDS ARRESTED.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, February 10
A s,eciaI cablegram to the Times-CAion
from Key West Fla, says;
Ninety-three OF the Spanish cigar-inaKers
who recently arrived here were arrest
"a today by northumberland
Desbler in accordance with instructions
from tho Treasury Department at Wash
ington.
Writs OF habeas corpus were immediate
" issued In two cases as test ana the
defendants were arraigne1 THIS evening
before Judge Boarman. who ailer hoar-
ing the evidence. directed that they were
not violating the immigration law, anu
ordered their discharge. An appear was
taken by District-Attorney Patterson ana
the two defendants were each placer I'M
der bonds for appearance at the appear
trial. After the decision writs or haoeds
corpus were issued in the case OF each
arrested party
The anticipated trouble over the arrests
ala not occur. This virtually settles the
question until the appeal Is heard
THE CHINESE CASES.
In the United States District Court
to-day Judge Boarman ordered that the
q Chinese captured on Boca Chica severai
weeks ago, who were held here by order
OF Judge Locke pending the action OF
the department at Washington, be re-
turned TO Cuba from which place ihey
were brought with the intention OF SNUG
Cling them into the country THROUGH ahas
city
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southern. by sample, n@f7c.; do. on grade.
4ina2c
oaIs-Firm: No. 2 white. western. s5i4c.;
No. mixed. do, 33'TnSSc.
Rye-Dull: No. 2. 5oc.
Hsy-Quiet; good TO choice timothy.
$l5.eGi5.50
Grain freights-Dull and unchanged.
provisions-Steady.
L.ard-Refned, 90.
butGsr-rirm. creamery. fancy. CSC; do,
fair TO choice. 25ft2sc.: do. imitation, ga
2ic.: ladle. fancy. 1SGl9c.: good 10 choice.
iirl5c.: rolls. fine. i6Qlic. do. fair to
good, itfi5c.: store-packed. Eul5c.
other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. February l0.A nervous and
apprehensiye feeling Was the marked
feature OF trade In wheat to-day. May
sold down to 60c. IL was expected that
this price would bring out numerous stop
orders. but. on the contrary, Il seemed
10 develop new buying. over p,Vo Dush-
ola were sold at 6Oc.. yet that figure was
bld All the time. This fact more than
anything else Impaired n more coniident
feeling and resulted In n reaction OF q
OF a cent. The bulls. nevertheless, did not
consider that they were standing on hrnt
eround. and were prepared 20 run at any
sign OF weakness. But little attention
was paid to the news. which was mostly
OF the routine order. First SAFES We're
10 higher than Yesterdays close. Prices
then became weak and decllneu lc' re,
acted. as noted above. again easing, and
the close was at a net loss OF .sgfsc. ior
the day.
price, declined mainly I'M sympathy WIN
the wheat market. The market opened
traction lower but advanced slightly
during the first few moments. became
oasv. and sold OF i.H2sc, rallied ls8'tcp
declined L.assc. and closed about Sc
under yesterday. ,.,.
oats were easier. in sympathy with
wheat and corn. Trade was ight, Win
the selling principally by longs. The
close was about &c. lower than yesIer-
day ,,,.
Provisions were steady. owing 10 lighter
estimated arrivals ot hogs FOR next week
May pork closed sc. higher than yester-
day: May lard 2isc. lower, and May RIOS
unchanged 10 2Ec. higher
There will he no session OF the ChicaSo
Board OF Trade on Monday. February
llth. a legal holiday Qdncolps birthday
cash quotations: Flour was dlil
Wheat-Feeling weak 40. SPRING .b'tc ;
No. . rel. 56i,c. No. > corn, B'sc No. :
oats. g72, 02sc Mess pork, Sl201r l-vi -.
lard. s. 36u7S5. Short-rib sides. 81 lizft
| 4 22i:. Dry salt shoulders. M2JN619 snort
| clear sides. s. 75d1tpa Whisky. Nl1.
The leading futures ranged as ioUo"s'
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FEDERAL TREASURY STATEMENT.
The Work on Public buildings VIII Now
prnrerd Moro IsApIdIY.

WASHINGTON, II. c., February "
Al the close of business to-day the stated
Treasury balance stood At Nd2'tDI OF
which Slo2l2,.5N5 was in gold coin. All
r>c..t about SS.o0,.oo0 had been pad en-
TN. bond issue. including the premium.
The total receipts for the month "s-
rr..atc 100000 and the expenditures
Sll.0uo0o. Of which $5c5pt0 were on sc
count Of pensions. This makes for the
fiscal wear up 10 to-day an expenditure
.of S.>Gp0,0 in excess OF receipts.
In addition 10 paying the SUGAR bounty
which up t. the present time has been DC
r,rrcl. The Treasury DEPARTING MT VIII now
urocead more rapidly with the orcccon or
I,,,lic buildings. which also have been do
io-.d because Of the scarcity OF money.
within the next few weeks advertise
rants will be inserted for proposals for
some SIX or eight public buildings the
mans and specifications OF which have
I,.n ready for some time by the time
s,,ring fairly sets i'm work on public build
ln,s hroughout the country VIII be pro-
crossing at q more rapid rate than for the
mast wear or two. According 70 the last
reuort Of the Supervising Architcc'
seventy buildings were uncompleied,
which. added to those about 70 be ). gun
in the spring. viii make total of
sevcnty-six government buildings on
which work will be pressed.
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SENATE TARIFF Committeeman.
They Find II Hard TO Meet Requirements
Particularly as to Sugar.

Particularly as 10 sugar.
WASHINGTON. j. c., February 10
The subcommittee Of the Senate engaged
In the formulation Of a tariff bill for the
consideration OF the full committee fndS
Il a difficult r. k 70 arrange a Dill tha9
will prove satisfactory TO the connicuhs
clements Of their own party. About tne
time they believe they have Il certain
schedule settled It meets the opposition OF
some senator's and the whole thing has 10
be considered anew.
This appears to be the case particularly
with sugar. and the Louisiana senators
have been loud in their protests against an
suggestlous Of the committee relative 70 the
tax so FAR made by the subcommittee
The attitude Of the subcommittee has
boon uretty well defined. Mr.. Jones Is
AGAINST anything that Will benefit the
trust, but seems willing 70 make an equal
tax on raw and refined sugar II II ~
proven to him TO be necessary. Mr.. Vest
favors giving shade the best Of 1t to
the refncrs. and Mr.. Mills IL quoted as
desiring an equal tax on the two pro-
ducts The Louisiana senator's say the
committee will not give them enough, ana
in order that the committee may have no
cause 10 misunderstood them, they have
made their demands in writing.
1t Is understood that Mr.. White. in n
long conference he had with one OF the
senator's last evening. declared that tho
scheiul. they had arranged for sugar
would meet with opposition.
Alr. Gallery SAYS positively that II sugar
f. not given what IL needs, he for one
will vote against the bin IN the Senate.
lie wants q graduated tax, beginning with
three quarters OF a cent. and running up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
THE COTTON CROP.
Estimates of Product-Proportion Mar
Lctcd-Darnased by In-ccts-EtC.

hfis0 ny iH-f'iN-ilts
WASHINGTON. y. g., February 10
Returns TO the Department OF Agrlcll-
turo for the month o. February which re-
late 70 cotton give estimates Of the pro-
duct compared with last year, the pro-
portion sant 10 market that damaged by
insects. the average date on which pick
in. closed, &c
Following are the state averages Of the
comparative crop. Virginia, 81; North
Carolina. 81; South Carolina, s.; Georgia,
o.; Florida. 19j. Alabama, ~: Mississippi,
IOi; Louisiana, o.; Texas, s.; Arkansas.
81, Tennessee. 81. Missouri. 81. General
average, or average for the count. =. 921.
The proportion OF the crop which has
been sent from the plantations and IS.
therefore in the hands of others than pro-
ductrs. as shown by the consolidated re-
turns Of correspondents Is 922 per
cent, leaving IS per cent. Of
the crop still unmarkcted. The correspond
ents OF the department assign as "A cause
for the unusually large proportion mar
kctci that the producers. owing 10 the
strnccncy Of the times. have been COM
pellet 10 part with their holdings to pay
debts and meet necessary expenses. The
percentage by States is as follows: Vir-
giEia, S.: North Carolina, $; South Caro-
line. 90; George. 90; Florida. 81; Ala
bama, @; Mississippi, 92l, Louisiana, o.;
Texas, g; Arkansas, 81; Tennessee, %:
Missouri. -
The losses from insects have been small,
Texas. Louisiana. Arkansas. Mississippi,
and Alabama being the only States re-
porting damage from this cause.
The proportion Of lint 20 seed ranges
from 81 to 80 per cent Average. 81
The price OF seed varies from ljG to l97
cents per bushel.
The average date OF the closing Of pick
ins was December "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
MOI CREDITED IN WASHINGTON.
Tho story that Minister Terrell Had
Threatened Turkey.

WASHINGTON. February ia dis
patch from Constantinople, published in
the Temps, Of Paris. and cablel to this
country, stating that MIR. Terrell, the
United States Minister to Turkey, has
threatened 10 send an iron-clad to secure
the enforcement Of his demand for the
release Of the American citizen OF Arme-
MAN birth. imprisoned in Moth Syria. IS
not credited at the State Department
Before making any such threat as that
mentioned in the Temps dispatch. Mr.
Terrell would communicate with the
State Department. and he has not yet
done So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11

House that ne could not do anything more
for the handsome cx-Consul to Manches-
ter. Really n food Of light has been
turned on by Senator Nance's letter and
the North Carolina colony here have no
end OF gossip these days on account OF
the rather lively things stirred up by the
wranglca going on oyer appointments
The Simmons case before the Senate
yin attract more attention than ever, and
Il cannot be long now before the matter
comes To "a bead. II Is thought Senator
Vance. who has improved so rapidly in
health since his soiourn az Tampa, Will
eoon return 80 the capital. and then
,fpubtloos the final test"wiil be had before
the Scuate Committee on Finance. a
mass az interesting information H. before
the committee and the great pity is that
it So kept locked up and is not accessible
to the public.
Annoy AND DUNDEE
In sritc % the fact that It IS generally
supposed thai the recommendation Of
Senator'S Daniel and Hunton will secure
tie vacant Annoy consulate for General
Delaware Kempcr OF Bristol, other aspi-
rants for the position among Virginians
have not abandoned hope. nor have they
quit irving for the place Considerable
complaining Is heard that the Ninth Dis
trict already has the Minister 10 Haiti,
an! the Richmond and Norfolk districts,
90 which are located the two greatest COM
merc.al cities in the State. have not yet
been recognized I'm the fOrcisn appoint
mclta
There IS n tus-lc going on also for the
Dundee consulate iu Scotland. made va
cant by Tho recent death OF Consul Savage.
The friends Of Dr. Foster. Of Mathews
Courthouse. think be is the very best man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11

NEW 1Otth llkjlJIAIs ~ ishIs
NEW YORK. February lO.-Flour dun.
weak. ana neglected; winter wheat, low
grades. &.VO02iJ, patents &.2J45J0; Min
nrsOtd clear, {25OH2.i0; patents, S.i94i5p
low extras. $tDJHZ. 10, southern flour dul!
and weak. common 70 fair extra, $-VJu
800; good - choice, do, 2.lVui1.
VII, tt--F1irly active aud easier. No. >
red. ~ li62 &C., afoat .G5 .0Cic. options
opened hrmcr. advanced S,Hlzc., became
weak, and fell SsH &C. on free selling Tor
foreign account, with continued liqulda-
ton and depressed cables. rallied I,WAc..
and closed unsettled and "a re. under yes
tertiay. with trading active. May record
ing another low pricc-65 l-l1c.: closing,
February. 62lzc.; March, 63lsc.; May. 6j3sc.
COrn-Dul but firm; No. ?, 4zu42ac. IN
elevator. 4}H3itc. aflOat Options very
duh: closing firm AT &C. advance on early
months, and &c. decline on May. without
feature; February, i24c; March, 42lzc..
May, $40.
Oats-Quict and firm; February, 3iAc.;
March. 5i4c.; May. 5i1sc; NO. white
March 35atc.: spot No. ?, SiZd36c. No.
white &c; mixed western, S60dl2c.;
white do. 31H4lc.
Hay-Quiet and easy; spring. 55q6oc.
good 10 choice, iOd Soc.
Beef-Quiet and firm: family. sll.coG
1850; extra mess, SS.0DqS.50; beef hams duh
Al $3.50; tierced beef dun but firm; city
extra India mess. Sl9.G020.00
cut meats-Quet and steady: picked
INlltfrf t-yNss NitVulA~Aog VIZ ~ AtatAA'f
9lac.; middle- nominal.
I.ard-Quiet and nrmer; western steady.
closing. $1S5: city. y0Vn7l2l2. Futures
nominal: refined quiet; Continent, S25.
South America, 1855, compound, $500
Pork-Quiet and steady; March. 1915
Butter-Fresh and steady; State dairy.
10 &c: western dairy. I3Ia0l7c.; State
creamery 18fi27i2c.; Elgins, Z51sc.
Cotton-seed oil-Easy; crude, 2slsd2SS.c;
PetroIeum-Quiet and unchanged.
ROsin-Dull and easy strained, com
mon ID good. Sl0Iiznl10.
Tarpentine-Qulet and firm at 33lsu3ic.
Rlce--In moderate demand and steady;
domestic, fair TO extra, 34u5ssc.; Japan.
Molasses-Forelgn nominal: New Or
leans, open-kettle, good 10 choice, 3QI3sc.;
market dull and unchanged.
Peanuts-About steady; fancy hand
Coffee~0ptions easy and 5d1O points
Gown; February. $685. April. sl5.55: July,
xl4S5; September. $3.50: spot Rio duh and
easy; No. :. H7l2izglL25.
sugar-Raw duh but firm: fair refining
27sc.; refined fairly active and firm: No.
o. 3 ll-i6HS5sc.; standard A, ihni 3-isc.;
cut-loaf and crushed, 45s45 1-l6c.. granu-
lated, 4itA4 7-l6c.
Frelghts TO Liyerpool-Quiet and barely
steady: cotton. Std. bid; 5-32d. asked;
grain, u.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, February i0.-Flour
dull and easy western superfine. N.7ofs
10: do, extra, &l042.59: family s260a
$50: winter wheat, patents. $3.l5g3.50
spring do. sS'Sui.oo; spring straight, ss-25
ass.
Wheat-No 2 dull: spot and February.
6ib q6iizc,: March, 62&c., asked: May. giA
g.. &C.; steamer No 2 red. 5ThI5s&.c.,
milling, by sample. &c.
Corn-Steady; mixed, spot. AxqilAc.:
February, 4l+Ufli1e.; March, Nt4slhc.;
May, &C., bid; steamer mixed. t0k8tokc.;
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SUGAR. COAL. AND IRON.
Combination of These Interests Against
Wilson Bill Provisions.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February TO-
There is some evidence OF combination
of sugar. iron, and coal interests. and
their demands upon the subcommittee of
the Senate committee that is working
upon the tariff bill is causing II no end OF
trouble The senators representing these
three articles insist that they are and al
ways have been under Democratic doc
trine purely revenue articles. and that In
the present condition OF things this Is
no time 10 remove the duties. The COM
mittec Is DESTROYS OF pleasing these sena-
tors. and the impression Is growing that
mutual concessions viii be tho result. a
uunher af tran men wese at The CApto9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
IlfernllY ElaNed .AliXe.

WASHINGTON. February ia spe-
cial to the Post from Athens Ga, says:
Whltecaps in Oglethorpe county went 10
the house OF n negro man named Collins
last night and. calling him out. seized
him and carried him off. They tied him
10 tree and literally fayed him alive.
The negro died this morning. The au-
thorities have no clue to the perpetrators.
but are hunting for them. The charge
against Collins was that he had been
enticing away servants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11

Ent.l EniiMhY Mrrrls.

NEW ORLEANS, IA, February %
\ collision occurred On the IcHns Paciiif
railroad this morning NJ Rosa, lI miles
from New Orleans. between eastward AMI
westward bound passenger trains. Tn
train coming east was behind time. and
mad orders to stop at Rosa 10 meet tho
rest-bound train. The engineer d.s0b"y
his orders. and started u run by Rosa,
MS conductor pulled him up. and his
train WAS backed into Rosa. when tho
west-bound train crashed into II. wreck
ing the locomotive and killing Engineer
Arthur T.. Permission, OF the east-bOuni
rain. None of the passengers were hurt
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Mean temperature......................5


- IN
NEW YORK. February lo.-To-day's
session at the stock Exchange was one
Of the most unintcr.s OF the whole
week. As usual the Industrials monopo-
lied whatever little trading there was,
and these stocks at the opening ruled at
slightly higher range, except FOR l'ls-
tuers', which was shade easier. Gene
raj Electric at this time advanced - per
cent. 20 3Gr.. on unchanged firm run"I5
that the bulls would call IN their stock
next week. Sugar made gain or =
per cent. Co SOS. on the reiteration OF the
old report about the Senate allowing the
r,nuer5 q slight protective duty II Il
believed that there are number OF
operators who are just as confident 'ha1
the sugar schedule as passed by inc
house VIII - through the senate uh-
altered.
Chicago Gas was strong, led by the an
uOunclmcnt from Chicago thAt Mayor
HOPKINS viii veto the Metropolitan Gas
ordinance This stock moved up 10 va.
The Changers were somewhat hriheT'
Notwithstanding the fact that wheat III
Chicago sold at lc. u pound, an uhpIe-
Cedentcdiy low figure.
Toward the close there was reaction
Of ,, t. =, per cent. in Sugar, Western
Union. Rock Island. General Electric. anu
burlington and quincy, ana the market
eft OF somewhat easier in tone. The
sales for the day were $500 shares, or
which 1900 shares were sugar. The net
changes either way were only 1s4ls per
cent. $500, 60. -,
outside Of Manhattan, which lost -
per cent. tho railway ana miscellaneous
bond market was higher.
Treasury balances: Coin, SLl5oWJ; cur
rcncy. $iG.aSl,"j
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Nancy ON call n0minally l Per cent;
prime mercantile paper, Az ~ per cent
Sterling exchange lrin, win aclual pusl-
ness in bankers bills at SLsFtH 40 Tor
sixty days. ana SiNJ4ni6' Tor demand
posted rates. xL6jFLsr2, conmrrclai b,il7'
fiNfHlSp, for sixty days, ana StoO't4
ASH for demand.
Government bonds steady state poiluS
better. Railroad bonds higher.
silver at the board was little Dcller'
closing al 1905.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement Of the Associated
Ranks SHOWS the following changes.
Reserve. decrease, $2'Jaj.59p.
Loans increase. Si3.05iJn.
Specie decrease. 2l,iJ'-cp.
LEGAL tenders. decrease, SN.b35,lp'
DEPOSITS. decrease. $lGb}2en.
Circulation. decrease $lN,5p.
mo banks now hold $SJ,6iJ,dD In excess
op me requirements OF the - per cent
r,,ie Tho enormous falling OH in surplus
reserve Is explained By the payments INTO
Tho Treasury on account OF IAe Hc"
government loan.
CTOrE QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
Down the Potomac.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., February 10
The lighthouse tender Maple. with Sec
rotary Carlisle and guests on board. left
here at u O'Clock to-day for a trip down
the Potomac as far as Fort Monroe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11

CTNCTNNATL o.. February l'. p oNt
Spring pa,ents. $3.JuioJ; family $-""
Wheat-Qui,t; No. rcd, 5,'aci sample
Comm steady demand; No. , white,
&c 80. . mixed. SIC.
Oats-No. white o5'-c.; NO. mlA'u'
" Fork-Nloss. H325aB.5o; clear mess,
Lar Lara Steady, steam leaf, TIC; kettle
vi Bacon ',,'' shoulders. $3.50. short-rb sides,
s. -. short clear sides. 500.
Wniskey-SllJ.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. February lo.-Flour-
10 change. demand fair
Whcat-Lower, February, 15l,c.; May
corn-Lower: February S}c; March.
&c.; MAY, 3'sc.
Oats-About the same ms Yesterday:
Professionalism mess, $i2.Jj. ON ORDERS
Iard-Prime steam. $4,000.
Bacon-BOXed shoulders. &C; longs
ri4c.: clear RIBS. liar., shorts, 'l'.
Dry salt meats Shoulders, 500; longs
and clears sG&. shorts. $500.
High wines-Steady at Si.l'.
p THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. February lo.-Noon-Cot-
ton quiet: FREQ SUPPLY onrrcli ~ ices
easier. American mtdiiins, l4i Stl, 70
500 bales. American, 300 p1l"s, snteiit-
don and export 5lO bales. Receipts -'.'N
bales: American. 1850 bales. FUTURES
steady. with demand moderate. February
AMI Narcn. s-6ld: March ana April
9 l0-6id.; April and MAY . H-'ll' H''F
,nl June. 4 13-5ii.; juno auI july
a iG-5ll.: July aAl August 3 l>-lii.
! =. M.-Nmcrcan mddine. i.,I; F'h-
N4rCn. 9-fi0i lo-tld.; March ami ApiiL
l0-6fdl 1i-6id.: April and May. l--'li'
buyers. May ana june. li-riL, SEA. :
tune and July 8 lJ-tlHl l5-5il.; July any
september. 1 lS-6i0i lg-5lj.. September
AMI october 4 l9-Gi0l 20-jll. .utur,s
closed steady at the decline.
NEW YORK. February lo.-Cottou
steady. mIdiug Cuff Ollie; mli.'u
uphnds l-lGc. Salcs $50 baies. lutIi'7
closed firm. sales or-9 bll,s' feo'.,l5. h,
T.7B: March. $40. April <r&; May. 500,
Juno. s,.S5. July. $500: August. $50; Sep
tember. 500, October 1911, NoyemD"r'
total consolidated net receipts ~ cot
ron rcportnl to-day ana $50 FAR TINS week
rom AN ports. BIO bales. exports. Or ~
grttaln. 25GaS bales; Continent, 3.yoi bales
stock. iNGt, bales
Total vi.Ih' supply ~ cotton for M,
world, f.g1 D6 bales, ~ ~hlch lt''-',
nal.s are Amer ,'a. asl.",i i-9'o.' 4 49,.
SOS SIS bales. respectively last year. i,--
,,ipts at all interior to2ns f't-I iii'-.
Receipts from TiHui1iifu', hh''t bdl'7.
.'rop ia sight G.-1'.f2 bairs
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILNlNGTON. y. g.. February o.
rosiu steady; strained. .'r.. Y''i su.Ih',i
5c Turpeutlnp steady at .nr. Far st. .iIt
A qsc.. Crude tuueut.n- firm; hard, .ll1.
soft and virgin, $ia'
CHARLESTON. s. c., February 10
Turpentine firm no ilc. EOain steady an
roc for good strained
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pAIrTMORE sTOcK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, February io.-Vir-.
ginia 3s "a, asked: Northern Central
stock. 81, bid: Baltimore and Ohio South
western firsts, l0l; do. second incorpes.
a, asked; do. third incomes. Ga. bid; Con-
Sollcated Gas bonds. rs: do stock. $50
5Sis.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Money. Bonds Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton, &c.. and the
Weather Indications
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.)

(By telegraph to the Dispatch.)
= WASHINGTON, ID. G., February TO-
I(Lp Forecast for Virginia: Far wea-
'"' Their decidedly colder; northwest
winds.
North Carolina Partly cloudy weather
north shifting to east winds.
THE WEATHER II RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear aud warm. The SKY at midnight
was clear.