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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET,



TER-Cresmery, fancy, 81; do, hrsts, ga
20: do. seconds 2sa9; process fancy Z3a: do. fair
10 good lSaD: dairy. cholcc. Za2i; do. good Zlal5
storc-packeG. l5a20
CHEEsE-New York State factory, fancy fats, Ia
Tia; do, small l7alslA; de- large, Bizal7-
EGGs-Near-by. choice. retumabe cases. B West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia, Teturna5e cases,
O.; Tennessee, retuuabe cases. 3i North Carolina,
returnabe cases, 3.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens spring large. Isals
do. medium. lsal9, do. medium small. l6al9i hens
small. Der H., lfiz. d. large lfl1i rosters per
To-, 3; ducks. Old, l5al6; do, spring. lbs, and
over l5al5: geese per b.. l0al2 do. fancy. I2al4
turkeys, toms per H., Za2i; do. hens. 2; Co.
thin. l0sl2; keats. per 10, IS.
DRESS ID POULTY- Turkeys. choice undrawn
hens. per To-, Za2i; average undrawn, MIXED, DAB
chickens. per ID. lsals; chickens and hens. mixed
lsalT; capons lib average, per b., 3; do. small
2a2; slips Per h., HAS, hens, choice per H.
I5al6 ROSTERS per ID, 10. ducks Ball: geese pei
h. nsls.
GAiE-Quan, per doz. fancy 500; do. small
per doz. LOlaI.0; squirrels. each. 5a5i oIossuIns
each. sasS
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country. sugs--c1rsd
l6als; hogs, small and nsaJ, per cwt, 10; do, me
dunn 70 heavy. sal0; do. rough, 7izas.
DRIED FaUIrS-Apples. sliced, fancy, 5itas; d.
sliced bright 5a5tA; do, quarters, bright S. cher
res, l2al5; black5erries. z; whortleberries ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ter bbI.. l.50aI-75; sweet
potatoes, peT Dbl. new. 1890; vans. peT bbl
L2Sal50
GREEN FRUITs-Applss. Iooss. Per bbl.. IS
AIS
6UNDRIES-BeesWAI. Zsas0: tail0g sa6]A gin.
seng. pct b. 6ooa559; seneca, per ID. 40; golden
seal EaB: pink l2ali. mandrake. 23: snake root
s.. walnut kernels, dry lGss5i black waluuts. -.
10 LOO.
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool. unvashei. fres O,
blrs pe- h. 25aE9; WOOL bury. 25a23 hides. green
Ter d.. y do. dry. lSai6. shespskins. green, each
7aL0o; do. dry. G5a6os c2lisklHs. green. each
Sells muskrat. EACH co. do. black. 65i do. kits
. skunk. each. black 25oa5 %; mink each. Ao0a
s. %. rabbit skins each. Il opossgm, each, S9a59
racco0n. each. 5oal0oi fox. red. each. Lo0al5o do
gray, each. 15aL00.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Cleveland Park-Part Of a tract; William J.. Brown
ing ct ux 20 R. Thomas Robinson and Bates
Warren. trustees. to secure II. Rozisr DGlany,
trustee S eco years, per cent, sali-annlally
Cleveland Psrk-Psrt q tract William l. Brown
ing e ux - George NJ Emmer1cl and Douglass
S. MackaIl trustees. TO secure Washington SIX
Per ccut Permanent Building Association, 500
ST. Philip and Jacob-Part q q tract, Frances J.
Shugrue et Tx. % Isaac + Shoemaker and John
Mel, Dodson, trustees. 70 seGIre C0r1elia Z
Haveuner $40. years Per cent, semi annually
Square 734-Lots S. and s., James D. b-rn e uN
TO Frank r. Rawlings and jesse w. Rawlings
trustees 90 secure Frank 5. Collins. N.JD. 5
years, per CenL Seml-annuaily.
Square 557s-Lot So Robert r. CrUmp % John B.
Larner and John A. Hamilton. trustees. 10 Sc
cure Washington Loan and Trust Company. 50
monthly payments.
Square slot C.; Theodore y. GIL 70 American
Security and Trust Company, trustee, % secure
Cora b. Decide, 5000, years. per cent semi
annually.
Square 672-Iots z3l. 50 10 S. and part Of lot 81;
square SIC, parts Of l0t' . 70 q; Jonas Benz
heimer ct ux. 70 Wharton Z. Lester and j.
Clarence Prize. trustees TO secure L.eaellyn "
Cook, $500, / year, per cent semi annually
Square 5lI-DOt 2. Walter I. Harlow et uX- 10
Samuel Brown and saul Topper trustees, to Sc
cure Samuel Cohen and Samuel Y. GUsaek tTas-
tees $50, years Per cent semi annually
Square 2S.5-Lots SA and 625; George Schreyer ct
ux. 10 Charles 2. Digss and David Rothschild
trustees. 20 secure Everett CuCkrill. Si9l per
cent per aunum.
Square solicit 10; Robert r. Reilly ct TX 20 T.
Francis Saul and s. Percy Thompson trustees,
to secure Harry Wariman and Thomas Bones,
$50. moatEly payments, per cent ptr annTIn
Square 357s-L0t Is; Edward OConnor ct Tx. 10 5
Percy Thompson and Herbert 7. shannon. 'r7ls-
tees, TO secure Harry 3. Wilson and Harry
Wariman, N.40 monthly payments, Per cent
per annum-
Square Eliot 81: Thomas ]. Barry ct ux Ella
F., to Leonard w. GroOmes and Charles Wheat
ley. trustees. to secure Allen ". Miller, $500,
years per cent, semi annually
Woodrldge-Lot 2, block z; Frank X. steele 81
10 Andrew d. Loflsr and Percy r. Russell,
trustees, to secure The PruYident Savings Bank
$500 years. 6 per cent, semi annually.
Square Z0-Lot a; Southern Building Corporation
to American Security and Trust Company. tUls-
tee, TO secure The Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety Of the United States, $4,000 year. per
cent, miaunually.
Square l00-Parts Of lot 7; David y Rust, f., ct
uI to Harry L. Rust and John +. NJ. Bowie.
trustees. to secure Edwin r. Jones, $500, 3
years, Per cent, semi annually.
ScheutZen Parl-BOts 81 To g. block .; Bernard A.
Duke ct ux. 10 John T. AIMS and Samuel A.
Drury trustees. to secure Lee Brown, q750, !
year per cent selni-annually.
Square Z6-Jot II Edward W. Naughten 70 Wash
ington Loan aud Trust Company, trustee 70
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Associa-
ton, 500.
Square z30-Lot ii; Southern Building Corporation
to United States TrUst Company, trustee. 70
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Feb. L-BUTTER- Receipts were s5l
Packages. Weakness developed at the opening which
carried prices Of creamery butter down &c Der
pound. The arrivals were liberal. Creamery sIe-
Gals, sou; creamery extras, pa creamery -rsts, y;
held creamery specials, S05 held creamery extras.
30; process specials D process extras. Hh.
CHEESE-Recepts to-day were ISL boxes. The
market is increasing and p1os are fully sustained
on all grades Of full cream. Skins are quiet oaate
full cTeam, fall make special, ls; do, fRu MAKE,
fancy, III; do, fall make. good 10 prime. l6A
State skins, IL lbs. fan make, special. H1i do''
current make. best, II
EGGs-Receipts to-day were $500 cases. The de-
mand active this morning, and With light sup
Nearby henneTy, white. fancy 81 do, browns.
fancy IS; fresh gathered extras, S. do, aFsts, q:
refrigerator. special marks, fancy. 21s.
MILL FEED-Steady: quiet trade. STEing bran.
q 0hI Is; standard middlings a00aH %; city bran,
ISIS, In bulk; Western red dog, $40, to arrive;
winter wheat bran in O0lb. sacks. 10 arrive. U-50
oATs-stsady; trade poor. No white. SlzAS
No white, 5sisa4; No. white. 52iza55; natural
and clipped white. on track. 6AaG.
FLOUR-Steady: inquiry moderate. Kansas
straights 625a55o In sacks; soft straighta, b51s5b
in barrels; spring patents. h75as0, IL barrels;
spsing clears, 4T5a500.
RYE FJOUR-Steady: demand is quiet. Good 70
choice brands quoted at 48aA.60.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-NeW 70 arrive. is quoted
at 2eOa205. with slow trade.
CDhH MEAb-hasiaI, Hlp1eIdJo uedIiHBA AIM
dried. fo- export, $40: coarse meal. In bags,
L12aLH.
HAY-Receipts. leo tons; steady: inquiry is
light Prime timothy L30: No. l. LIS; No. 2
Ito; No. s. Loo.
sTRAw-Recsipts % tons; quiet; slow tTAde.
Long re, s5aso
BEEF-Steady; moderate business Ness. l6-0a
1850: family. l2Olal300
PORK-steady; trade is quiet Mes. 275a2sOOi
family, Gi50sZ6O0.
LARD Steady; trade moderate. Prime Western,
l25; city, 1875: refined continent I2S1; South
American Is 50: refined Brazilian, kegs B.j0; Oie0-
stearne 10; lard stearine quiet New YoTk, %.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W. r. Hibbs Co.. mem
bers Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs Building
Chicago. Feb Wheat opened steady, the low
point 81 the range QlOA 70 LlOssl being the low
point Of the DAY Tbs market was dull most Of
the session and trade light The crowd was bear
ish and nan in around LII Minneapolis reported
cash demand not 30 keen Best prices paid for
wheat IN cars that can be shipped East with -four.
St. Louis reported cash market about hc lower. ex-
cent for choice No. 2 TEd. While the statistical
news Is bearish It is being overplayed at times,
with the consequences that short sellers. who are
not sesnfdent enough Of their position 10 take a
stand and STAY. find It difficult to cover when the
inclination necessity arises Local car lots, 30,
with IA can estimated for tomorrow.
Com was about steady as compared Nth the
closing prices Local professionals wers the best
ht,yers largely 10 cover sales made heretofore As
in wheat Their put the market up on themselves.
All Western points such 80 Kansas City St
Louis and Omaha, report good receipts aud poor
demand Buffalo wire states there Is about 900 900
bushels sll-raH com in and around Buffalo. with no
demand. Baltimore said no good IN corn cables.
cash PRICES steady Local car lots. CO. with AGO
cars estimated for tomorrow
Oats wsrs dull with light trade, prices fTming
toward the end with the Strength In other grains.
Moderate selling by country commission houses, With
shorts the best buyers Cash prices IN the sample
market steady at yesterdays figures Local car lots.
80 With 1853 cars estimated for tomorrow.
Provisions continued ON the upgrade and closed
strong al substantial gains Interests that bought
50 freely yesterday were buying again to-day, and
there was an increased investment demand as well
as buying credited % packers, the Latter late IN
the day. Most Of the selling vas by miscellaneous
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cleveland Park-Part Of the unsuodivided tract. Il.
Rozier Dulany, trustee, e. w. % William l.
Browning S
Holmead EstAte-squAre 2s56. Iot !: Heloiss Mao
MILAN 20 May Gillespie Trohz SO
G street northwest. between Twenty-arst and Twen-
ty7sscond streets-square 70, part Of lOt 2; Den
MS WHALE % Isaac GroenberE SO
Floral Hin-SQuare 55-8. lot 3. Washington Loan
and Trust Company. trustee TO Robert =.
Crlmp. $50.
Twenty-stcond STREET northwest between y and o
streets-SquaTe g. lot d. John g. Davidson e
W 10 J. G Kennedy Campbell. SO
patterson street northeast, corner North Capitol
and u streets also Fins street northwest be-
tween O and ? streets-S1ua7e CT lots 81 80 %
S. and part Il lot s. square &c parts q lots q
% q; Lewe..yn N. Cook 70 james Bern1e-lner.
So
Twenty-srst and Virginia avenue ncrthuest-s.guars
e, lot J.; Richard L Baltimore e ". 70 John
c. Bruce. SO.
North Hinb-5ak-Sluars So, lot 2; Samuel Cohen
and Samuel V. Gusack- trustees. 20 Walter 2.
Harlow. So
Pleasant Plains-sauare SOL lot %; Harry Ward
nan and Thomas Bones 70 Robert r. Relly. SO.
Pleasant Plaius-Square 25-S lot IS Harry B VIII
son and Harry Wartmaa 90 Edward OCol-
nor, 50
Palisades Of tie Potomac-Sluars lil5 lots 50 70
g square lsls lots %, !, 3. and i; jacob z.
Clark trus-ee. u Lavrenos L. Tenly. SO.
E3 Thirteenth street uJrrhHest-SluaTe ~ lot =
James Edgar Smith q III. 70 Thomas J. Barry
eJuA Ella F.. s. 100
sOi q street northwest-SQuare $50, west half Of
lot I. George Francis Williams and William Z,
Martin trustees 70 August Michel, s..
Coleman Psrk-Fart Of a tract; William Ii. Waters
10 Maurice Splain. SO
lie Droit Park-Lot 4s. block 2; Edwin L. Wilson
e. NIX. 20 JerJmiah CuIliuane, SO
I street northwest, near Fifth s-reet-Square 5l4
part q lot g. Milton Danulu 70 William 5.
JUsth. SO
Scheltztn Park-Lots 81 20 g. block ?; Lacy V.
Beale 20 Bernard A. Duke SO.
Schcutzen Park-Lots 81 TO 50. block ?; Guy 5.
Zepp and Carr1l s. Zepp tn Lucy V. Beale SO.
Fifth street. northeast, between + and g streets
Square 53-. lot -; Fred A. Norway e. w. An
nie N % Casper D. Herbert SO.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, Feb. Quotations furnished by Bad-
more Fruit and Produce Association are as follows.
BUTTER-C reamery, extras, fancy, Per b. g;
do imitation. 36aZ do. prints. iz-Ib 5aA:
do lib, 33a5i; do, blocks 2lb. S2a33 do, dairy
prints Maryland. Pennsylvania, ard Virginia 2;
do Iowa and Northwestern ladle, y
EGGS-AlaEland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
per doz.. 80; do. Eastern Shore. Maryland. and
Virginia, PER doz.. 90; Western frsts. per doz. %;
do West Virginia, per doz., 3d. do, North Caro-
lima. Per d0z-. 50.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight, Der H.
Is; do. lightweight l6 old ROSTERS. Per h.. 10:
young chickens. choice, per h. l6al7; rough ana
poor Il turkeys. mems, choice Per H.. o2a23; young
Cobblers. per h. 2ia22: old TOMS l9a30: rough and
poor llal2; geese. Western and southern. per h..
l3al4; Maryland and Virginia. Is; do. Kent Island
7as; pigeons young. pair. Is do. Old. 70: ducks.
large. per To-, III do, small to medium, IS; do
white Pekins l3al4: guinea fowl. Old. each. 3: do
young IA lbs. and over 20.
DRESSED POULTRY-TIrkeys. choice Young
small, per b., 24aZ5; medium 10 large, 22a23; do
fair TO good 20a2; old toms. per h. 2aZl chickens
straight young, per h.. small lial5; do. mixed.
Young and old. l52l6: ducks choice. fat per To-
I5al5; oapons, large, per 10. 24a25 medium. GaZ3;
small and slips l3a90: geese choice near by per h
I2al3; Western and Southern. lOall.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of tho New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
New York Feb Prizes continued 10 advance
The spot situation looks somewhat stronger That
was really the salient feature yesterday Spots
are far above the parity Of futures. That SEEMS
20 make no difference. however. 20 the spot holder
He sees the small receipts, the strong statictical
situation. and knows that new cotton is eight
months of. with al the chances and uncertainties
Of the growing season % be met between nov and
then. He that judging by the ginuers' reports
the crop is really small-sOmething like 100000
10 O50O0 bales. as near as can now be gathered
lie is told that the worlds consumption OF Amer
can cotton IS to be anywhere from 100000 to
3 90 00 bales or more if by any possible means
the cotton can be had He stands firm
Futures were Irregular, closing 8 70 Y higher
with the tone quiet and steady
Estimated sales 200 600 bales
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb. L-WHEAT-Stock IN eleFators.
5 j07 bushsls shipments from elevators. 245 bush
els. Graded lots of No red af0at quotabls nomi-
nally at 1Z7,a bushel at tho close Settling pgozs
NJ. red Western. L25t No red. L27as No. 3
red, l2Z4s steamer No. 2 red LIN; steamer No :
red Western. LE3H.
CORN-Stock IN elevators. Lee $50 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. - AZ Bushels. Graded lots
II No white c0Tn afoet quotable nominally al
5Zh per 1ushel and yellow or mixed ah0at at 6ts.
per blslel. Cob clrn is steady on a basis Of S50a
Sc pr barrel for car loads prime yellow on SPOT.
Settling prices: CCntracs eeA; No white Y:
steamer mixed 57'4; No f'mi1ed. 65is.
OATS-Stock In elevators. II co. bushels; ship
ments from cls5ators. 500 bushels. The quotations
for new oats On SPIT were: White. No. 2 as 70
weight 81; DO. No s. to weight, Sa53fz; do.
No. g. as % weight 5l'-as2. do, mixed. No. 2 81
51iz do No g. jisa5i
RYE-Stock IN elevators. I5iI bushels: ship
meuts from elevators ili5 bstels No. ne,
Western. domestic. s5a66; No NE Western, do
nestle slas3 No. 2 re lnear hyl SlI.
FLOUR-Wiutsr extra. s55a455; do. clear, 515a
52 do. straight 550a545i do patent, 8 s)a5 30
spring clear. 47oli6. do. straight 5Zaa5O: do
patent. 55a5T5; City NILS best patent SEQ; d..
hishg grade patent. $50; do. straight $50. choice
family. 6l0: do extra. l75aAg0: ne -four. medium
TO choice L25ai50. Conmeal per 100 lbs. L6OAl 70.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Feb. l.-CATTLE- Receipts, 44i head.
No trading in live cattle to-day. The feeling was
steady with moderate arrivals reported for tomor-
rows trade. Dressed beef firm at salOI5 Der pound
with extra beef selling H. Liverpool and London
cables quoted live cattle steady at l3l5al4Ss per
pound dressed weight sinking the DIAL refrigera-
ter beef higher at Il per pound. No exports Of
beef dressed beef from this port to-day.
CALVES-Receipts. l6l head. No sales reported
up to a late hour. The feeling was steady at yes,
teTdays quotations, City dressed yeas slow at
lGal5s per pound with selected earcasses selling a.
high Is; country dressed unchanged at sali, and
dressed haTnyard and fed calves selling at 7a9
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2.7lS head No
sheep offered. Dressed mutton steady at s5sal0ls
with choice weathers selling at Il: dressed lambs
firm at llizal4 country dressed hothouse lambs slow
at i.60a900 per carcass.
HoGS-Reoeipts, SOS head. Ncminally weak for
light hogs and pigs Country dressed hogs steady
at l0lsal2 per pound. With light pigs selling at Ia
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

According to the recently published bull
letin of the American Railway Associa-
ton, the net surplus OF cars on the lines
OF tho United States and Canada was
1854 on January 10. showing a decrease
OF ll,572. or about 30 per cent The gross
surplus was 51.S36, compared with 62,S0s
two weeks ago The shortage has In
creased from 1888 on January to 24.s62
end is about evenly divided between coal
and box cars 1t is in the sections where
the bulk of the freight traffic consists OF
general merchandise and Goa! transpor-
tation that the shortage is most severely
felt, namely. the Middle Atlantic States
the Middle West. and the Virginias and
Carolinas.
Decreases in the surplus OF available
carriers were not general. being confined
TO the eastern half OF the country. On
the lines operating in the Virginias and
Carolinas the most lively demand for
cars was reported. Small decreases were
shown in the Middle Atlantic States and
the Middle West
With the exception OF the Northwest,
other parts OF the country reported no
appreciable change from the figures Of
two weeks ago In the Northwest, after
the large shrinkage Of idle cars reported
a fortnight ago. there was a decided in
crease in carriers. The amount-10, 504-
however. Is stin below the average re-
ported from this section.
Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday was small in volume, without
significant changes in the prices Of Sc
curities. Bonds we're the feature OF the
days business. Columbia Railroad &c,
Washington Railway As. and Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone IS being the Sc
curities sold. Traction stocks came cut
only in fractions National City Bank
sold thirty-f1ve shares at 10, and q ten
share lot Of East Washington Savings
found a buyer at 1884. GraphOphOne
common sold ten shares at 1854.
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- a - - q sl00o. 5 rsars.

secure bond issue Of $4,000, 5 years, PEI
cent semi-anuUaIly.
Squares $40. S7ll 37lS S7S6. $50 and S4s; parts
q squares 57O5 and 37d5; District CoucgeJe Com
pany to United States Trust Company, trustee.
to secure bo1d issue Of 5000 December l.
1923. per cent ssmisnnually.
Square S5l-Lot 80; Casper ID. Herbert TO Wharton
i. Lester and Michael J. Colbert, trustees, to
secure National Permanent Building Association,
S2u.
Squsre I4l5-LOts 81 10 IS; square lIS, lots TO- g.
and a; Laurence l. TCnley ct uI. 10 Edward
T. Page. Ethel NJ. Clark. and Mauds A. Clark.
trustees. 10 secure Jacob T. Clark, trustees,
S,glo. molthly payments
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. Feb. Live hogs were generally cents
higher. The receipts were estimated az 1900: on
cial yesterday. A5sl: shipn eDts 3S52: left over
from yesterday. 6799; estimated receipts tomorrow,
2 900 Bulk Of prices, 8,40aS55 lights, s.l0as 45;
mixed and butchers. S.l5aS60 heavy. s25a9 spa
rough heavy. s.25aSS5 yo-keTs s35as.4o; pigs 7.O0a
go.
Cattle were strong; estimated receipts 400.
BeeTrs Aaa7.65; COWS and hefeTs 2l9a569; Texas
steers 3s5a40; stockers feeders. 3l0a540 West
eru 4I0a6o0.
Sheep we're 10 cents higher estimated receipts.
1900. Natives A6oa625 Western 4l0ae25: year
lngs esoa7.9oi lambs, sOoa64O; Western lambs. s25
EAG
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Uleat new per bushel. Iosal. %: com.
shsusd. per bushsl. -sa-s; cob. 2Oa2-s Der Dbl /;
cats Western, white. No, 2 per bUshel. 55a55 +;
mixed. Ter bgshel. 50s54 bran. Der ton. 800; mid
ding pr tom 205
HAY AND STItAW-Hsy. Western. No. J. Isooa
50. No p l65al10o; mixed I6. 11aI5.50; loose az
local scales. -A00aUo. Straw, rye. bundle, l6 50a
100; straw. rye machine thrash. 80ll9O9; straw
wheat. ler ton 600a65o; straw cat, Ter ton, e.50a
-
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'E1 dividend. fEz rights.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK, Feb. Money on call at the stock
exchange today opened at ~ per cent: highest 8:
lowest, 2; closing Most Of the days loans were
made al "a per cent.
Time money Continued quiet. but with signs Of
Increasing ease in the Price Of six months money.
some loans being made at the bid price * Der
cent, Rates quoted at 354a4 per cent for sixty
and ninety days per cent for four and five months
4a4ia per cent for six months.
Mercantile paper was not IN coed local demand
owing 20 the demands being made upon the banks
by their own customers, There was a good demand
elsewhere Some attractive names were Offered
Rates 454a5 per cent for sixty 70 ninety DAYS
Inducements 4za5 Ter cent for four 10 six months
choice single names. 81 PER cent for others.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regular call at Il O'Clock noon.
Columbia Railway Is 81 90 at l0h
Washington Railway & Electric As. 500 at s7is
s. coo a. s..
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone IS, s. 900 at loss4
s. 900 at 1854, s. 90 at lN5s. 81 900 at l0ZA
Capital Traction, az 1851.
Washington Railway and Electric com, 3 at g.
City National Bank. 10 at 10 10 at 10, at 10
East Washington Savings Bank. 10 at 1871.
Graphophone. com, 10 at l0a.
Following the bid and asked prices on yesteg-
Gays Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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CATTLE-EItra. Per cwt.. 6OOa550; butcher. 4Oo
al 50: common, 200a2Oo
HoGs-Per cwt. gross. sOOaS5o: ordinary. 7.5o
aSn.
SHEEP Prime. 4O0a4 50; common. 20a3O.
LAMBS-Choiee. spring, per h., 5; medium,
spring. Z.
CALvES-Prins. per h. 80. medium. Skas;
common. 7a7la: grass 4a5
COWS-Prime, fresh, each, S.Ooal50O; common,
3 O0agO %: Old and dry l0GOal5OO
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0cenn StenmShins-

burg January 2; VadeTiand from Antwerp January
p; Minnetonka, from Southampton, January D
Arrived cut; Camparia, at Fshgusrl: kronpTinz
Wilhelm, at Bremen; California, at Glasgow.
Salad from foreign ports; CaIonis, from F5uruE
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New York. Feb. I--WHEAI-TIneT, sIlaI trlde.
No l Duluth. to arrive 1854; No 2 red. (. o. b..
l. 3: No hard New York, f. o b., l&k; No. !
macaroul Liz f. o. b. No. Manitoba {. O. b.
% arrive IN. Exporters took nothing.
CORN-Weaker: trade quiet Steamer mixed. 2;
No elevator IS; No. 2 T. O b., 7l4i Nc. 2 yel-
low. T. o b., e; Nc, 2 f. o. D., February 70 March
shipments, az TIA Exporters took nothing.
RYE-Stesdy; Lieless- No 2 f. @. b., S<-
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EXCURSIONS.

For those planning trips South through tickets
via the Norfolk aud Washington Steamboat Com
panys steamers are available the various resorts
Of tho Car0uas, Georgia, and Florida. Norfolk
and Washington steamers provide daily service.
sailing at 6:i5 o'clock p n. from seventh street
wharf. Weekend stays at Old Point Comfort have
been made popular by special TRte tickets sold via
Norfolk and Washington boats. They defray state
room costs and full hoard az the ChAmberlin Hotel
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