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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-24

Omaha, Neb, Oct. 22.-The financial
troubles Of the past few days have
had no effect upon Omaha and Nebras.
ka banks, according to prominent f.
nanciers of this city. One Of the larg,
est banks in this city Tuesday morn,
ing announced, through one Of its off,
GERS, that during the year 1t had
placed more than $1,500,000 Of com,
mercial paper with Nebraska banks
and that the offers of money from
those sources have not been at all
affected by the New York situation.
Denver, Oct. 22.-Banking and bust.
ness interests Of Denver have not felt
seriously as yet the effeces of the fall!
ing price of copper, the declines in the
stock market and the business dis,
turbances in New York. There are. no
large copperminlng operations in Col,
orado and few moneyed men here are
heavily interested in that industry!
Salt Lake City, Utah, 0ct-aa22, g.
Bankers here say the financial condi-
ton In this city has never been as
good. All the banks hold large re-
Serves and none Of them are appre-
henslve a to the outlook.
San Francisco, oct. 22.-Banking
and financial conditions in this city
are reported as excellent No furry
has occurred on change and none IL
anticipated.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-24

Chicago, Oct 22-The oficials Of
the banks Of this city are a unit IN
declaring that never in the history Of
the oity have its financial institutions
been on as sound, = basis as hey are
at present
Following the. failure Of the Chicago
National hank two years ego. the CHI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
Miller School Social Club.

Especial to; Tho StTlmea-Dlspatcn.)
MILLER SCHOOL, VA Fob, This
Club has become an organized body. and
they expect to push It. TO- q; glorious sue
cess. Mr.. Nelson G.. LeItch lsfthe Presl-
dent. This Club had It's first meeting
Saturday evening. The Chaperones We're,
Mrs. r. G. Price. Mrs. DR., ]. D. Smith
and Mrs stonewall Tonpkins. The dam
GERS were: Misses Jennette Humphreys
cor the University OF Val Haberta F'ul-
ton, Mamie Binrord. virginia l.. Waiter,
Edith Leigh DIckey. Nell c.. Morris, Mary
A. Minor, Betty s. Nelson, Lily X, Smith,,
Edna Il. Perry, Jessie FL Taylor. Mrs,
Rufus Walton and Others Messrs James
Lewis B!ggs. .(of the University OF Val,
VIM. Il. E1akey. r. r. Latane. r. II,
Walton. y. A. Holiday, i. 8. LeTellier.
John IT. Rhodes. Garland Fulton, O. X
c;rinstead A. Marshall IleTelller, Frank
Mr.. Lewis, Nelson, G. Leitch and others.
The music was strictly first class and
the floor had u regular roaster shine,
so much SO that Nelson Leltch was COM
Spletely noorad which drought down tho
house, Mrs. Price and Miss Fulton
played a duet which was ono, of the
features of the evening, Miss Huns
spherys was the star dancer,
Refreshments We're served during the
resting or counting intervals, Cupid was
not Idle,
The evening was pronounced a grand
success. This Club will meet monthly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
(. D.ANYILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
(Reported by Dihrell Bros.)

lJiuSiAic,s i UIuAIyir lbV1.
Owing to unfavorable weather conditions
the sales of loose leaf ton2 the warehouse
floors have been rathar. small the past week
as compared with the several weeks since
the holidays. 1t has BEEN 80 cold that 1t
has been very disagreeable for the buyers
on tho floors; and, this fact. together With
the generally poor quality and bad condition
of the offerings. has tended to chill the ardor
OF the buyers, with the consequence OF q
slight decline In prices II February and
March are favorable months for handing.
1t ia expected that practically the entire
balance Of tho crop will be out OF farmers
hands. It is yarIously estimated BY those
OF the buyers and warehousemen who are
supposed e be- in the best Position e know,
that the Danville market will sell this year
from thirty-fourss TO g9thirty.seven million
pounds, These are. about, the lowest and
highest estimates. The first six months OF
the tobacco year. ending with the s1st ulei-
mo. shows total sales OF 25.751.734 pounds.
we nre quite sure that tho Danyille mar
ltet has drawn from q somewhat larger ter
ritory this year than for several years past,
which fact will be demonstrated by the de-
creased sales of son,e of the other markets,
and that therefore the probable shortage In
the old belt crop cannot be estimated upon
q basis OF Danvlle's sales.@ Trading in round
lots Ia somewhat more active. ,1-s
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PRODUCE MARKET
STEADY AND STRONG,
ecelpts of country produce ou

The receipts OF country produce on
Cary Street were very alight yesterday,
and there was very little business doing.
The demand was fairly active and prices
were well sustained throughout the day.
There were no material tchanges In the
figures, and the market. closed very firm
at former quotations. s4All manner OF
poultry remains very firm at figures al
ready given, the receipts and the de-
mand being about on q. par, e
Eggs are still scarce and a. little untSer
the demand. Prices are stiff, possibly
q shade higher than they were. The
local demand IS sufficient to take up all
that come In and the shippers find 1t
hard to fill orders and get they are
not disposed to offer higher figures.
The market for eggs was strong yester-
day, at 20 to 81 cents per dozen in crate
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LIGHT BREAKS OF
LEAF TOBACCO.

The leaf tobacco breaks were not as
large yesterday as the tobacco men had
expected, but the stock offered was in
the main good, and the buyers had no
trouble in selecting. so far as quality
was concerned. The two sales that took
place were satisfactory as far as they
went. Something like $4,000 pounds were
sold at good figures, the stock offered
being filters and few wrappers OF the
sun-cnred variety. The buyers were on
the market in force. and the bidding
for the small quantity offered was
spirited from start to finish. Fi1lers
sold all the way from So to s14. and the
feE1LiMrappers; E that showed up vera
readily taken at from SIC to 500 per
hundred pounds.
The breaks will be light to-day, as
very little tobacco was received yester-
day by rail, and the deliveries by wagon
were not to be counted, owing to tho
cold harsh weather.
The sales scheduled to-day are as fol-
lows: First at Shelburne's, second at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
TONE OF MARkET
IS MUCH BETTER.
Rumors That Washington Would
Not Hound Corporations
So Severely.
INDIVIDUALS noT WEAK
Money Market Was Easy and
and Supplies Came from
Many Sources.
INDIVIDUALS NOT WEAl

NEW YORK, February IA hesitat- !
in the final Hour OF to-day,s stock mar
ket into a more animated and comprc-
hcnsivc rise than has occurred at any
time stree the decisive downward ten
dencyl OF prices set in. Tho Inspiration
for the moment came largely in ru,nors
OF Washington origin Of ii new develop
nlcnt there that would relieve the cor
poration world from the sense OF hostility
on the part OF the administration Of the
government. Up TO that time there were
long periods Of lctharEy in the trading.
and the same lack of follow IN To ,he
movement that has left the market with
out definite tendency for several days,
There was an absence. of the weakness
in individual stocks which has been an
sunsettling influence IN recent markets,
even when the general tendency was IN
wards and this was in favor OF the
market, a temporary setback In Mis-
souri, Pacific. after the first recovery,
WAS the only exception of Importance
Prospects for the proposed increase in
freight rates, which are being canvasscd
extensively In the railroad world gave a
subject for continued discussion. This
served to conntcract 10 some extent the
showing or decreases in net entnings OF
railroads by reason OF increased operat-
Ing cost, which has now become a gene
raj tendency.
The feature Of the day in the none;
market WAS the free offerings OF funds
on time. supplies coming into III. mar
ket from many sources and causing a
material recession in rates Foreign Ecx-
changes were frmcr, although tie strong
position behind the banks Of England
and France, and showed the growing.
strength OF the foreign financial position,
IN spite OF the retention of the 3 per
cent. discount rate by the Bank OF Eng
Land. Willie tho late rise In stocks
broadcned out to some extent. It was
still largely specialized in the early.
fayorItcs The closing was strong and
at the best. Bonds were firm. Total
sales. par value, ss0So.NNo United States
bonds We're unchanged on call. Total
sales, Sl2,400 shares.
NEW YORK, February r.. Money on
call easy, 9 1-4a3 per. cent ruling
rates. 81: closing bid, 2 Ia; offered,
7 1-2. Time loans active and eass
sixty days, 4 LA, per cent. ninety
days. per cent; SIX months, Ia per
cent. ~,
Close: Prime mercantile paper. S si
n6 III. Sterling exchange firmer. with
actual business in bankers bills at
+ s4.si65@fi.S470 for demand and at $4,000
ect.SQ65 for siSty-day bills Posted rates,
s4.s1 IL and s4.s5 IL; commercial bills,
$3.50 3-s: bar silver, GS Ia; Mexican
dollars, 81 rs. Government bonds steady;
railroad bonds firm. .sEt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
1,YNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg, Va, February Z, 1907
Sales OF loose tobacco. on the Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending February
Lynch's Warehouses: fsRst
Sold week ending January 2bth. 1,o8l.100
pounds; sold week ending February LIST, 575.-.
400 pounds; decrease for, week. ending Feb
ruary lat. 45b.70O pounds. IS
Sold from September 4. 1905. to February
1,E19o7, 1O.4i0.30o pounds; sold from Sep
tember l. 1905, to February !, 1906. 0.o4s,60o
pounds; increase for 9o7. 1893. 40 @ pounds
The receipts OF tobacco this week were
month. The offering were as they have
been since the sales OF this crop started,
but little ID proportion of the good and
fine grade being offered. Tho trade during
tho past week was rather active. and prices
on all grades We're q little higher. II tho
planters would bring their tobacco to market
more regularly of seasons for, handling.
thereby preventing the. very heavy receipts,
it would be better for both buyer and seller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
COTTON MARISET.

NEW YORK. Februa.s5, 7;,z7The seRts.al;
market had another sharp bulge ea:iy in the
day, but most of the advance was lost later
inFthe session with the close barely steady
at n decline of 9 points an advance or g
rolnts. Sales for the day We're estimated a t
10000 bales. The opening wns girm at an
advance OF 7@ll points in RESPONSE to high
or on tho near months at the hour Of The
local opening, when due 10 come about ! Y a.
3 points n her on the New York close OF
tho previous day. while the English spot
market was 10 points higher on sales OF
1900 bales. Some stop-loss orders We're
uncovered by the initial advance, which
carried March to 9.A7 and May to 9,Ga or
about o@ll points net higher. but at this
level realizing by recent buyers checked
the upward movement, and with tho esti-
mates for to-morrows receipts a llttlo heav-
Ter, prices saggcd Off during the middle
, session.. Toward the close local professions
ais becnme u littlermore aggressive on the
short side, and last prices We're at the lowest
point Of tho. session. Port receipts for the
day were light compared with recent figures
and about 1000 bales under tho days OK :
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NAVAL STORES.

4 WILMINGTON. NJ e., February 7.-spIR-
IT'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing; re.
ceIpty. z casks. Rosln--Firm at $500; re-
ceipts. SO barrels. Tar--Firm at S2,a0; re-
ceipts. 239 BARRELS Crude rurpentine-Firm
at s3.36 qp4.6O.
. SAVANNAH. GA. February 8.--ITuRPHN-
TINE-steady at 7lhc.; saleu, So casks; re-
ceipts. 12tfcasksig shlpmants,i 1875 casks.
Rosin---F iryD; sales TAO barrels; receipts,
sl.40o barrels: shiplpsnts, 19l barrels; stock,
74.4G0 barrels. ;tsy I ifstt ~
cHARLEsToN.ss s. G.. FEBRUARY 7.-ruR-
pE1NrINE AND ROsIN--Nothing doing. 4
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r!Ir.t il tEy
MARINE INTIILLIGEN CE.
PORT OF RICHMOND FEB, 4. 1907.

Steamer BrandonS Harvey, Norfolk. mer-
Steamer MoiJack. Graves. James River
lundinsg and Norfolk. merchandise and pas,
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Schooner j j 8. Lambrcy. Thomas. Stock
ton, No., Irish potatoes. r. w. Woods &
Sons. st
Barge Gladiolus, Kelley, Baltimore. KANT.
Richmond Guapo Company
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk, mer-
chandlse ana 3passengers.A Old Dominion line,
a Barge Sharon Hill, Batterhy, Petersburg,
fertilizer.
/ barge Industry Haley sewell's Point,
i barge Joseph Y, Pearson. Green Peters
burg. light, a35s
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FIVE INJURED tB'Y 71 J. Il.
EXPLOSION OF METAL

CHICAGO, ILL, February IAN ex-
ploslon of molten metal which was &C.
cidently overturned into q pool OF .coldi
water at tho plant Of tho illinois, Steel
Company last night Injured five works
smelters and demolished four others.
causing n loss OF 500, 90, The metal was
In hugo ladle which Is operated on
a pivot Exact bla1ra iUt itha sti,cida.t
has not yet been established.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
CROWD LAUGHED,
MAN SHOT DOWN -Four
Italian Workman Fired Into
Crowd That Jeered
Him. "A

NEW YORK. February 7.-Enraged ba-
cause he had been made the butt 81
hulnor for fellow worSrnen, Gabriel Fer
lar an Italian, suddenly turned upon
score OF them who were standing In Ina
near {. New York Central pay car at the !
Grand Central Station here, and shot
tour men. One OF the men, named
Jones, was instantly killed. This was
payday at the Grand Central, and Fer
flslri joined the long line around the pay
cur 10 collect about sac, which Wss due
him. He declares that some Of rhs man
5iostled him rudely. and finally forced HIN /
out OF his place In tho line. Again y ts
#1ostlins began, and In q few minutes ~ i
Italian WAS forced from his place olcs \
more. This time he turned on hts tori
Fmenters. and, drawing his royoly Ores
four shots Into tho crowd. livery bulls M
found 1, mark. aid thu four men fs.li "
gFerran startsa ~ work, but hsl siys1 NJ
gaixnl by q nnli pla,a. n M,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08

Raw, steady; fair refining. s1-s:c.: CEN
trifggsl. 1-lec.; moIasseg, sugar 22s-3sc.;
Z Rio. To-: No.-4 Santos. Be-: mild. steady;
Cordova. q 1e1sc Futures S points hgher.
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Eggs
unchanged
Freishts and Peanuts-Quiet and unchang-
barrel. $500 600: do. Maine, per bag.
$1.75; do. Long Island. per barrel. s1.15 al
200: Now Jersey, State and Western. $3.50 q
White Danish ssed Der ton raa
$50 1000. Cottonseed Oll--Steady on light
stocks and bull support. Primo crude, T.. o.
,. mills, 37e,; 90. summer. yellow. 441,c-;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
NEW YORI1 I,n0DUon AIAnIxET,,

NEW YORK. February 7.--laI q uE-Dull
Rye 'lopr--loull. Bucwheat Flour--Qulet,
iBuckwnear--steady Cornmeal--Tirm. ls3
Wheat--spot strong; No. Bred. SaMc ele-
vator. Options u @ Nc. net higher, May,
GSS%c.; j uly, $50, lenrn--Hpot steady n No, AT
Hb71zc. elevator OPTIONS Z Pho. net higher,
{ May 54o.i July, sac, oats-spot strong |;
MIXED 9, $40 Z. ss3
Stead Yyestorng prl,ne. az l.00i refined
slutet Pork n Tnn. Tai nm, Palyl,,
lsuln-- Stead ltosils rpent
( III I'm. U.s.
a tsaa " n VI syssy Steady SUGAR
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RICHMOND PRODUCE n1AI.l<Er.

FLOUR Receipts liberal. Market fairly
active at prices quoted. WHEAT-.Receipts
colinue light and all good grades In active
demand. Low grades quiet GoRN-ln l good
demand. OATS--4Active, light receipts.
RYE Unchanged. steady. HAY-Cpr mar
ket remains active at unchanged quotations;
f POTATOES-RecciptA light and demand
fairly good. s
APpLEs-Receipts light; market steady
at quotations
EGGs-Receipts moderate. Market active
to-day at quotations and apparently steady.
BUTTER-Market barely steady at prices
quoted. Receipts moderate.
POULTRY-Heavy receipts OF last week
have caused very dull and unsatisfactory
market this week and prices have ruled low.
Receipts heavier than was expected and out
look for imlnedat improvement fsor.
G-iAlE7season closed January sSlHt, ana
%e omit quotations.
VIRGINIA BAcoN--Unchanged good de-
mand light receipts,
45o bushels; corn, 2S.454 bushels; oats. .o,.
si4 bushels; rye. ia bushels; flour. $3.50
barrels; hay, G79Atons; millfeed, 80 tons.
STOCK IN ELEVATOR-Wheat S,396
bushels; corn, 1887 bushels; oats. 13.S2S
bushels. 4 II e
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u. 49, refunding IS. registered. ....... 1o5
U. S. refundng Is, coupon. ......... 1o5
Y. $. 49, registered. ................. 1926
U. s Is, coupon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1o2h
". s. Old IS, registered .............. 1ol
Y, s. Old a., coupon. Observation-Disclosures. 1o1
Y. s. New 4k. registered. ............. 129
Z. s. New As. coupon 129
American Tobacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 75A
American Tobacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 110L.
Atchlson general is................. 1919
Atthison adjustment 4s.............9 lIa
Atlantic Coast Line 4s.............. 9sh
baltimore and Ohio 4s.3....t........ 1017s
Baltimore and Ohio AIS tbid)...... sax
Prooislyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s...... 1914
Central OF Georgia 5s tbidJ .3...... ITO
Central of Georgia LIST Inc. foffered). 30 4
Central of Georgia md Inc. toffercd).. &c
Central OF Georgia sd me tofcred).. &c
Chesapeake and Ohio 4hs..... 1913
Chicago and Alton 3hs (bid)..... 75r,
Chicago b. and Quincy new ts...... .95A
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CHICAGO, February 7.--CATTLE--Rc-
Geipts, 5000 mead. Market slow and dull.
Plain to best steers, s4.500p7.25; COVE.
ss.25@ 500: heifers. s2.6om5.26; bulls, SO u
$50; calves, as.75@s. 100; stockers and feed
ers, $2.7b Ti,s0. Ifogs--Receipts. $4,000
head. Market % 100. lower. Choice. heavy.
shipping, t7:07so5;.iight butchers. se.o2h q
light ss.s5ae.9s; choice pigs. s6.5o6s.s5;
bulk OF sales, s6.oo@1oo Sheep Receipts
about 1900 head. Market: Sheep steady;
nss Weak ans au1 sheSg year
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RICHMOND sTo,ck hoard.
Richmond, Va. February I, 1907.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia $4,000 at as,E
SAFES SINCE pOART

. a.
Virginia os--l 900 at ask
SALES SINCE BOARD.
Virginia Centuries-3ooe at 3aa.
STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked
North Carolina lis, G. l910.... 100 49,.
North Carolina Gs. c, 1885,. 12S ...
Va. So. Old. c. and r.. 1872. yah 253t
Va. Centuries, e-3i 9. and r.. o3H -
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond City As. c. and r.. 1909
RAILROAD BONDS. AZ
a. G. l.. r. r. Con. TT. 4 .. c. 9s -.
a. G. L. r. Il. Gifts, Ind. 49,. So -.
Char and West. Car. ut IS. los -.
Ga, Car, and North. LIST 6s.... Jos -.
Georgia Pac. LIST ds. G, 1877. 118
Ca, So. and Ella. l9i5.-. ...:. 1o9
Georgia ana Ala, Con. IS. 1875. l07 *.
Nor. and West. Ry. As. 1896. IS
Nor. and West ny. Poca. As. 90 -.
Pet. Glass b IS. X. c.. 1a2s.5. 1a6 -.
Western y. e, LIST Is, 1914..1l0
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Norfolk Ry. and Light co..25 10 20
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line "a. 100 40 -.
Atlantic Coast Line COM 100 1a0A 80.
Chesapeake and Oho.Nov. 100 40 -.
Norfolk and West com. 90 SIS 800
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
American Matchmaker. 100 18l -.
Broad Street. ...............e5 80 -.
z N.Y. -, y. ,',.... 's...,:.o 90 $1,000.
First. National. :.......1Oo ~
Merchants National. ......100 500 -.
National Bank OF Va..... 100 lao -.
State Bank of Virgin!a.... 1oo 1877 ...rC
Bank Of Richmond.......l 400 132 1856
IS INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marne...... 5: 80.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Na'Car. Chem. pfd,, p. ct,1o0 loc 1o7M
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STOCKS * BONDS X GRAIN * COTTON
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
Co, Bankers and Brokers.

200 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
sll,& American Smeltcrs, COM.
$500 Amalgannted Copper -.
100 Amer. Car and Foundry.
!W Amer Garland Foun.. pfd.
100 American Cotton Oil.......,
100 American Tobacco, pfd...
so American Can .............
700 American Can, pfd.........
700 Amef. Locomotive. COM.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
1.0W American Sugar ..........
5000 a. y. and $. Fe, COME.
800 A.. r. and S. Fe, pfd......
3,i00 Baltimore and Ohio.
400 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
500 Canadian Pacific ..........
1.1G0 Chesapeake ana Ohio......
23.f00 Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul
$500 Colorado Fuel and from.
l,5oD Colorado South, COME.
100 Colorado South. list pfd...
400 Colorado South., I'd pfd...
COO Clev., Gin, Chi. and st. T.
Consolidated Gas ..........
500 Delaware and lIudsOn.....
400 Del. Lack. and Western.
20,G0Q Erie, cofa...............
1000 Erie, 1st pfd.
20 Erie, "a pfd ..................
eco! General Electric ...........
1850 Great Northern. pfd.......
$500 Great Northern Ore Rts..
Illinois Central .............
500 Louisville and Nashville...
800 Manhattan ................t.
Mutfn Street nm III WAY
200 Mexican Central ...........
27,401 Mo-, Kan. ard Tex, com.
LOO Mo-. Kan. and Tex, pfd..
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r. I. and Pacific R. r. As.... rs
Chicago. r. I. and Pnc. r. r.. col. 5s.. 80 x
c.. c.. G. and St Louis gen. As (bid).. 1o1M
Colorado Industrial bs. series Assoc. 20
Colorado Midland As................ 72h
Cuba 5s...j............. .....'......... 1oaai
Denver and Rio Grnndo Is (offered).. 06h
Distfllers' Securities 5a............... SO
Erie prior lien 49,. Observation-Disclosures. 97k
Erie General As Odd ssM
Hooking Valley ANS tbidl............ 1041.
Japan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ssis
Japan 6s. End series. Observation-Disclosures. 9sk
Japan 412s. certificates. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 93k
Japan IS. certificates. Observation-Disclosures. 84ht
Japan AIS certificates. End series.... 90A
Louisville and Nseh. Unified 4s...... 100
Manhattan consol gold IS (bid)...... 100
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. sbh
Mexican Central "a ................. "a
MINI. and st. Louis 4s............... 92A
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s...... %
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2nds...... S4a
u Mobile and Ohio Col. TT. 4s..,,...... 93i.
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nrmor; winter extra, s2.sb03.o5; winter
clear, taI603,e5; winter straight. $4,000
s.4I; winter patents, s:.75Ds,oO; spring
clear, s3.2043.5b: spring straight, 1856 a.
$3.50; spring patent, s410R46O. Wheat
Tirmer; spot. contract S0Q80Nc.: south
ern on grade. 20 aSOc. Corn--strong; spot,
5oN Oslo; southern whte. 10000, Outs
Ylrlnsr; No. 9 white. "a q 44Ac.; No. 2 mixed,
.4sG43hc. Rye--Dull; No. . western, do
mesttc. I'll GD7So. Dutter--FrS> ana un-
changed fancy Imitation, 25627c; do.
creamery, 80 @ Sac. do. ladle, 21R22c,; store
packed. 10000, Eggs-Firni at 2so.
yCheese-Aotve and unchanged at 14h 40
1isc, ISugar--Steady and unchanged.
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ON THE LOCAL MARKETS.

Crenshaw's. third at Shockoc and fourth
at Stonewall. The probability is tlat
the breaks will be very light.
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4Mdb 5Ac.: common to fair. s%aR4,ac.: best
hoifers. lSc,: fair.,to good. a aAhe.: common
mon to fair, 40 3iac.: old; poor cows 3 %
s1Ro.; bulls, 3n1' SAC; cows and calves, s2b %
$500 per head. sheep, 5dp &C.; lambs, 40
&C.; hogs, 7Fp7hc.. common, 6lshc.
Prospects good on all kinds OF stock.
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MISCELLANEOUS sIARIeETs.

tReported by Rodgers.5 McCabn & Cos
& PETERSBURG,5YA Feb, s7.--PEANUTS
arket firm at S1.a5. VirgInlas--
Market quiet at 4h94No. for fancy stock; ;
machine picked, 3 O. akc,i Smelling stock,
2hqSiac.