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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

mid '% ""A . %s'aS"
~ s.? .. won: Biii Rendered. iia
tor jim Jim. iiSo O. cK %Isn 20 se'"nd Doe,
70 1: third Timc--i:io is Norim.nc.c e.
Mar,mn CRY; flnanSiai koos'"f. il",o.
ran. ~
o! Is'o sis acknowledgements SLIGO
MaTruert'e Dixon. 81 a. 1i:var.to 10 to won 70
'Mccoyl. ) To i. /. 20 l. "vcs. ihtri T.mt
,y, ."n ~. nSpen,; AYisrican Maid. Gen.
brow BiI.. Tony Sutton. D!amonialc also
nra ratsihsG.-ys ssa @ids nn Up sly
sM J." .. to 100 :, Yen wGn' Lock seo,. 10:
l;tt"h" los dykc, I. to /. 70 10 o J. 'Sc iy /
in msr' Mota .'"si mo ~ Wh% cares snll
Lady Luxury aiHo ran.
Fourth FACE claiming: si.loo: maiden
four l year .o!d- and W: mil. aud seventy
10 20. 10 8. won: Mahgc T.. los ti.uns.
i?rdI :" t" !. TO 3. second. Sugar
third Tln"".i:i7 ID Fiusey. noun ID *
Through. H!ddio Dee also ran
four Tf;s ,aSg-S' ah nSr'" mill, IGo
three- si>'eei,hs-. klngHshcr. i6J tMc-
j. = ? Stone. ios oMaonSyj. Is 10 to T. Won won
I" 30 :. second. Wadswurth's Last. lls
10 ?S9Ss 70 Man Ixgp e. oa in nrs, T Me-
Gee. Broohland also ran.
sixth sae.,-.ciaininr. filoo: three.
? Won; Iron Boy, iis u;fos"ryJ. 5 70 l.
2 TO !. L" .. second. corydon. III
Rndrigu"zD. 80 TO !. = "a !. Il to |, third
Tine-i5i is. Harvey Snarr. Tiger
Rose, Captain Tom. Fountain Fay. Walter
TurHbow. y Il. Real. Epcar!onc. Hand.
ful. S.moni'" old Cosc. BricE:ry. galway
Sunduria also 'an.
seventh rae" claiming: Sl.l0O: ,hrc.-
ycar,eid. and M: mil. ana a six;c"nth---
Ola .ickcnun. iot. 20 10 I. to |. TO l.
Won. Yaph.uk. ., 'Roh"rts). to !. , To
!, To o. second capta!n Burns. 40 IMc-
Cpyb. IL !, 20 . 10 :. laird. Time
u 30 80. Daklswn Belle. Bomhas;. WIZ
10. Nebraska, MARY Fonso. MARY Erb
Arbitrator. Mayor Calvin. PcEgy {. also
raD
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MILD WEATHER CAUSES LOW
RETURNS TO PRODUCERS
Fruit and Vegetable Grower. Having
Trouble with Their Prod
ucts Rafting.
BY Associnicd rr.ss.

w ASlIiNGToN. Feb: 4.-Thc mild
winter mas been 10 Il great extent
responsible for low returns to uro-
doccrS cf fruits and vegetables be-
cause OF rot and The accumu ntcd
rosts OF storage and extra handling
IN" Bureau OF Markets said In a re-
port tonight. Prices started low and
continued moving downward uutii
uiSaErccahly close I" the vanishing
noinl, tho report added. Late win
Ter mas the SiN-month depression "A,
us lowest. II said. ind wiol"SaI.
prices have found now low levels.
Dealers hold perhaps ou.-SiNth of
IN" potato stocks remaining. AMI the
Farmers have the .rcSt. tho report CON
;ihucd. and NJ present tn" potato mar
ke,S in producing sections are close
TO decentralization.
In the West" tn" r"por, said. in
discussing the potato situation. the
HfiC" paid TO growers IL down close
10 feeding value. around - cents per
huSnc!. but growers arc still selling
10 some extent because doubtful about
the profits .of feeding live stock uI.
because they must have Il little
money. About the top price by tn.
carload for growers is - cents in
EaS stern sections, and nobody v"ry
anxious {" buy al that city price,.
tor larG" lots range from II TO $50
per loo pounds"
The situation generally Is the Same.
The report added. in the ease .: cab
baSc onions ard apples.
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Mrn,lstrcrt.n IcYIc,,.

NEW YORK. Feb. i.--Bratstrcct's
tomorrow viii say:
Improvement slow and cautious.
but nevertheless sustained. is still
the kcyword i'm the distributivc
branches OF the leading apparel
trades. which led In The turning of
inc trade corner In January. and are
sun IN the van on what progress Is
visible in the general trade and in
duStral situation. Less decided prog
resS ur actual rcccssions. however.
sun characterize some Of The big
basic lines, as. for INSTANCE. iron and
steel, coal and lumber. and impurt
an irregular tone TO the general sit
uation. Mail-orlcr trade is not equal
To Il year ago. Industry Still suffers
from III" blight of unemployment AN
aftermath OF last years lcSScncd de
:nand. ana numerous reports of re-
SYMPTOMS or oil increases in time
worked in some lines are partly
halanccd 10y reductions in employment
III others. notably the railroads. due
To lcSScnCl attic.
weekly bans clearings, SI.ij3.00G
0uu
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NEW YORK. Feb. i-Thc cotton
market has been generally nervous
and unsettled during the past week.
such conflicting views have been en-
pressed with reference 10 the terms
OF the German indemnity as agreed
uion by the allies. that their an
hounccmcnt has had u more confusing
effect on general sentiment than
otherwise. This seemed To render
the market a little more sensitive 70
unfavorablc features in other dircc-
tionS. including the continued Brit =
ish trade depression. reports Of a
slackcninS business in the domestic,
goods markets. tall; of larkc March
tenders and discussion of I'll" bear.
ish statistical position. March CON
tracts have been relatively weak ana
sold off to 1910 during to,iay's trad
ing which made a new low record
Tor Tie season. Quotations for mid
ding cotton in one of the South
! western markets have also establish
ed new low record and probably
with the advance Of the planting sea
son. The advance in call money
rates here. reported partly due 10 a
demand from the interior for funds.
ana reports of tight money or uu-
favorable financial conditions in parts
of the Eastern belt, which have sold
relatively small proportion Of the
crop. were considered factors on the
decline. About 10000 bales Of cot;
ton are expected here from the South
for delivery in March. according to
ruInors circulated during the week
ana the decline in the near months
mas been accompanied by predictions;
! that there would be tenders porhaps
OF l2O.ono bales. The statistical pa.
Sition has been brought into greater
rominrncc as "a market factor by
reports that the worlds available
supply Tor this season is estimated
a. 2J.6 2i.nnd bales. and the ccnSump-
zion Of all kinds IT 1857 geo by tic
bureau of markets. II is said how
ever. that prospects for an increased
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CLEVELAND CLUB AWARDED
OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
western Association Holds Isl
Event I'm Observation-Disclosures
Gets National Opening.
BY Associated Prcss.l

CHICAGO. Fob. t.-Thc wes,cn
open golf championship toby wad
awarded to tho lakewood Club q
Cleveland for August - 25 and n
IL was announced by Reuben ". Ncw{
ION. secretary OF tho Western Cod
Association. This championship al
held al the Mayiicld club, two mild
from the lakewood. two years urd
when James Barnes won the nil
which he lost TO Jock Hutchinson |. Il
summer at the Olympia fields club
The amateur championship of I'LL
western Association. 10 be held at ,IlI
W"Hiinorelnnd Golf club. Chira,-i
VIII take place the week ri July !
Secretary Newton said. This cycnl
MAS originally set FOR JuIy Is. Iii
WAS changed 10 allow tho naIinr,l
op"n contest at Columbia club. Wa.n'
ington. -. G., to use that week Al
nounC"n"nt recently that the W.s..
"rn amateur would he held tho wcrt
OF the national open, was due Ia y
MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Western amateur title was wor
By Chich Evans last year in a briI.
liant final match with Bobby Jones
Of Atlanta.
The Western open meet Will con.
sist OF eighteen holes by all cntrant,
on the first day and another round
on tn" second day. those scoring thc
sixty four low totals for tho ,wr
rounds competing the third dav al
thirtS-siN holes. The low score ri
the seventy-two holes viii win Tho
title.
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Southern hogs sold subject 20 inspe,
ton. ana when sDft and oily.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. Feb Insertion Of higher
wheat duties in ih" emergency tariu hi
i"fn Sher With an nr'urn in export bids
wheat market today Tho close VAS nrm
.! -, I" ~ net h!ghsr. with Mach
Si'3-'1 t" Slo:'. and May y,u "a sitr,
w%Th canned S4'. and oats i,Ti. TO Nc.
ne hniSh IN provisions was 10 - IL
Gown. ST. %Sth IN ;he whoa; mark., 10
'rlopcd almost entirely during IN, l.a,
pait OF the day. Previous To noon thr
ch!"f factor appeared to bc selIirg On
inr'lSh account. ami on :no resulting he
..ihe iac May delivery touched ;hc lowest
rriccS Yet for the present crop Mean
Mnllc. reports were CirCnldtcd ;htt III,
nTitiSh roya! commission was rcsolInE
NrgentInc wheat. presumably 30 ,;rrnauy
ana that tiernany had ais" bought wheat
rom Australia. About midday however
sentiment changed to Cun.iIrrln. III.
gree. many shorts covering and North.
wcsi"';' housrs buying. Renewed interest
MAS shown in ihr emergency tariff hin
ihruaShoni III" r"maindcr .: tho s,Ss!nn.
ana u WAS said export demand hAa Inn
proved, especially fus low grade i!nur
Corn ani oats sVaych with wh.,,
.iltir export business in corn WAS noted
S"s!'!cs. rural offerings ~ corn wcr.
small.
Lower limitations on hogs had de-
IT"S~luE elect
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1. :. Circuit cour, OF Appeals.

The tnitcd States Circuit Court
OF Appeals rcconvcncd yesterday
at 10 o'clock. with the following
Judges and officials in attendance
circuit Judges. Martin ~. Knapp. Of
Washington. y. c.. and Charles a.
Judge, John =. Rose. OF Baltimore.
Md. Clerk Claude NJ. Dean and
United States Marshal John g..
Saunders.
Case argued:
No. iSG5-,' T.. Alexander, plaintin
in error ". j William Thirmond.
United States attorney for the West
crn District of South Carolina. de
fcndant in error. Error to the Dis
irict Court AZ Anderson. 5. &. Sub
mittcd Oh tho brief OF plaintiff in
error. and argued bv c. q. Wyche.
assistant United states attorney. Of
GrccnviIlc. s. G.. for the defendant
i'll error. and submitted.
court announced and banded down
its opinion in the following eases:
No. 1Si5--Arthur H. Bryant. pc
titioner vs. The Charles l.. Stock
hansen Co. Inc. ct at. respondents.
ON petition To supcrintcnd ard re-
wise. etc. Eistric; Court at Alex
andria. Va. In bankruptcy Dplnioa
by judge Webb. Petition dismissed.
No. lS6l--ManucI r!"rricrc, rlain-
tin in error vs. the United States,
trict cart At Norfoik. Va. opinion
by Juds" KNAPP. Affirmed. judE"
Webb dissenting.
saturday being conference dav. tn"
court viii not hear arguments in
cases today, but VIII Eo into con
ference upon cases heretofore ar
gncd and remaining unsettled
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PROVISION MARKETS.



NEN YORK. Feb. 1.-THE uarkct FOR
'"nH' tntGrcs OF cncd Unclaimed Ia :,
po'hts h'Sher IN response to rather
S'"ahicr brazilian cables hut ,horr w,s
N.fH .itt'" demand. and prices lstcr easel
on under scattered iiIuida ton Ma a.
livery. Tor Instance. sold on iron, Is; 10
",N' AMI iuy from I'D tn - Ruslncs.
wa" quiet, tho chief feature being switches
from March /" later deliveries Last prices
WtG" IN" lowest Of the day. with the in,--
" ". n"t points lower TO : points higher
i"f NIX hiGF: March. i.to: May -.
1n!N. 81 September, SIS; October al:
SLOT coffee dull. Rio - g. Ia $50.
Santos l.. Us - iol. No chang. Of i'm
Inriance was reported in COS; ana frcIgh,
"h"rs: which included Santos g. Il; -,
cr"d.tn '''
Fa" "hi.iai cables reported "a decline
o! - res in tn" dollar buying rate. bra.
Ei'i"n port receipts. 1000: .iundi.hy a.
S"t7tS. 100. Rio cleared i5.ov} Tor New
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,"p hHhr;"s. -: top ycariinrs 800, b.s +.
S'"t steers 80 S:i butcher cows ana
""""!!.''s STRONG I" 2'c higher: bulk. S,se,
''hnrtS draSSy bulk Gamers aud
tn,'n:>' ipr too. bulls and veal calves
S."""!: best veal calves. i16ril: .,ock.rs
ini feeders steady.
'"EH; Receipts. G.oc'. Light. st,lJy +,
49,, over. others 10 to ijc lower; closed ne.
. -, tnh' 10 - bulk 20) pounds down.
-" ',;-1 bulk - pounds up. 3atN9sl.
U.s.. !" - l.! lower: bulk desirable" ~ 10
She"P; Receipts. s.G1 Killing classes
strong to :@c higher than yostrr,I,y.s ,.in,..
." 10 'c higher than ycst"r,iay's general
l,h'i'' IhnhS. top. TO-. bulk anl "a . -.
"""" 'F,-p pound yrarlinSS. 675: bulk .,G
80: 'hoi"" lh'- pound ewes. I,n; lui,L,
80" ~ choice lla-pound w"thcrs. 800:
"o""'. decks feeder lambs SIS;
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

lSDENED FOR QUICK REFERENCE
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TIE RICHMOND TINES. DISPATCH daily.
morning edition VIII appear in the acTrl
clifton OF THE EVENING DISPATCIi.;
IN; rates given herewith cover inorninEi
anu evening service IN all inrtancrs vlin,
ihe "NCcDtiOH of THE SUNDAY TiNEs.i
piSi "a iCii' which Is priced separately
Schedule of Want Ad. Rates.
2i4c a word daily. minimum soc. set sol.
&c " word daily. minimum 3sc agate c.ps
&c word sunday. minimum acc set soIit
Sc word Suncay. minimum iGc, agate Csrxs
!. consecutive Insertions price OF .,SI
consecutive Insertions price OF "a
insertions. ri
:? Point Type u
The largest type permitted in the W. ~
a. pages ~ - point, and the ana h Il
space Ia which "a !: poln, tyre adj MAJ M
ISlc IA cents "a word daily. and c.nfa
word sunday. Tn" sain6 .r.I. Of -
auctions WA! apply Tor regular want
These rates apply Only TO advcr,,senc ~
orisihatlhS IN Richmond and subur Ian
AZ AZ bia!y: g cents an agate line. sum
words 20 ihc ln.D. Cash must .cyolnT
tany the order In AL !natanccs
Longer Term Rates Tor Business AdverS
Aaye,,,s.,, ,.,srs on E.guest 1
up 70 T. NJ. Saturday Tor c6rs.ct clss.i.
he"t'h IN tho nchi EDITION.
A%y Of THESE BRANCH WANT An
iOHs ~, u: ACCEPT ioUR 4
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Donald and stephens saved the day
Tor the Generals. Roberts played
the best game for Davidson.
Iinc-up:
w. d l.. Position Dav
Ihomhs. right fOrwnrd... Roberts
iiarris. LEFT forward. -. Schcnck
McDonald. center ...... ltomcfelt
ArboSaSt. right guard. -. Crawford
stephens: LETT guard. -. Schcnck l..
Goals from neld-Itobcrts 90. Me-
donald CD. Schcnck j. t6. Harris.
-. Stpchcns CD. Arbogast Thomas.
Crawford. Itomcfclt. Goals from foul
Mcdonald go. Roberts It2). Sub
Stltuticns: w. IL L.-Stuart for Ilar-
RS: Harris for stuart. Davidson
DAVIS for Romcfrit: Romcfrlt for
laws scfercc-lsrctt Springfield
l.. NJ Z. y. Collcgc)
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CURB MARKET,


SEW YORK rob i.-Fullowius u u. lad
Of uncertainty. during which thcr. was
tendency among many OF the more aC:1NP
shares TO seek lower levels. a somewhat
nrncr tone wtS presented tho ct.:b
marhrt today. However. tho market actc /
wcll during the carry trading in face Of
The hcarI-h sentiment 90 many traders
Tho market was again chiefly professional
Although movements In the oil group
were irregular most OF the session few
displayed u stronger tone in the afternoon
following early hravincss. Standard OILS
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SCI;.t T..

NEW YORK. Feb. THE market for
raw sugar was firmcr and prices yycr. 49,.
higher. with offerings lighter Their. were
safes pf D.Tp bags a; Porto Ricos afioai
cary at equal Ia III for centrifugal hu,
!"t"i l1.vS bags OF cuhas were sold at 49,.
COSY ana freight, equal 10 i.5i FOR cen.
tritug"'. and az the close there was = fur.
tneT boN'nC interest At THIS level. aiihouc n
ln"r" appeared &" hc nothing Hv.il.tl..
The market 10Y refined was unchanged /. I
- t"r fnc sranuated. with l!tt'c bc,,rr
inquiry noted
tn" advaUc" iii raws caused con s!dcrah q,
covering and trade buying in futures
Win iT!c"s at one time |. to Is point, NJ;
hieh"r, Near ;hc close th.r" wa u partial
setback under realizing. with NAL p.'c.s
70 - points net higher. March closed y ;
ii-' May. i5i: July. Isl. September 40
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curicy Call. Conference.

NEW YORK. Feb. tack Curlcy
has issued an invitation Ia promi-
mont wrestling promoters. wrcs,lcrs
and others interested in the mat
game to meet IN Kansas city. March
20, with the id"e Of forming set
Of rules under wnicH all matches in
America shall he nclI. Recent arI-
tatiou against Tho deadlock ane
other holds determined Curiey'a ac-
tiou.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb ,-Contracis FOR
MaT:h de.ivery sold at ncw low record
this morning. bat .~.'y de,i!ncs wcr. fr.-
Owed by ral.i"s..- u. March advancing
from "a "a 1870 and closing =, i2.N The
general market closed steady a. a not td-
IN" oa,ly, nark"t was unsettled by m"
action O. Liverpool. The announcement
mat the bTitlsn government would Dis
continue :. he eNvss. profits tat ;hs y-ar
"dNamoc M the English market. bu, Liver
pool reacted before trading her. started
ANA priNa;. cables said To" adVanr" hal
met MaAch"St1r md American selling
an "dvanse Of to - points. but quickly
'ds"G on tho lover ate cables with M,N
selling OFF "a la1 and July to 1850. or .
q" points net lower. There was buying
and domestic trade Interests md 'hr ma r.
F't r".ii"i iuriuT The middlr Of me day
on covering Ma Sold NJ To = = and July
=" l'-S%, NAH. 7s advances uf = Ia e.
10y reports O.! h.tt.- spot demand ~
some 81 - i:as.,-n holt guar}la's The
H"nw' 81 m!s'H"s- 'ar"r'd "G sharply a.,
IN" hlS H"- prices however. and tho close
vrs y" or i. point, cr from The be- under
f"aIlz!uE by carly buyers SrtWitustaui-
inS ihc reaction iu Liverpool aud unr,-
I"tah. Ndreh">'og trade adv.c"s tho
lirtis1 tax r'ws made q favorable i'm.
pfessp ~ n some quarters hero aud prob
ably promoted req aiu.:- 10y recent sellers
Sales 90 rrir, cloths iu ia. IA. River
nnrkci for ,he wcet wer, estimate at
"n.E 49," piece. au' = "ss rcpo-tci ,hat
mills had urotiy well sold ur Nor stocSs
az goods during January Southern sell
.nr va !caipr" cary. uut very .'tlc
ing the Afternoon Pnr' ro-oirt. 'oisy.
a:@i United States ?oT, stocks. l.;it,i6I.
Exports. N'o. making 2r.t,.y so lar ;h!s
season.
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GENERALS NOSE OUT WIN
OVER DAVIDSON TEAM
Washington and Lee Beats Tar
heels, 81 To %. In Last
Two Minutes

Special /" III" Times IBIS patch
Generals moscd ON, Davidson Coll,e g
here tonight in tn" last two minute =
of cloS"iy-foug game, hy the
score Of ~ To rs Tho visitors got
the jump on Washington and Ice at
the opening and scored min" points
before the Generals started. and -,
the end Of tho first half Davidson
was leading. ~ to -.
rhc floor work aud shooting Of
both teams was ragged but Mo
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carry over, aud higher money rates
are strchEihcninS the prospects for
q reduction in acreage. and some buy
ing WAS reported today on "a belief
mat considerable short interest
had Accumulated
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PETERSBURG PEASlT MARKET.
Reported Dy Rodgers. Plu"',u"T & {

lnc.)
Petersburg. Va. Feb. g. 1871
SrANISH-Fnriners stock. market steady
sos prr bushrl.
NIRGINIAS--F Farmers steady market
steady. fancy jumbos. 6c to 1r per 10
extra Irimc. &c 10 See per H.. prime. &C.
to D. per ID: Smelling stock. 3iac to &C.
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statement 1t showed min tnkinSs FOR tho
week Of @'t0"H bales against "Oi.o1l this
wc"k las; year ana :as.),o ;h!s week two
years age figures ihat were far above gen
-ral expectations.
tn" local spu; market was quoted steady.
aud unchanged at ii..I tor miidlinE Sc--
era hTnS told "i NOR" nuuir: from Eu-
i"i" dnd "i having pat through trarsaC-
ttuGs over night Iy Cah!,
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w'r" among tn, weakest features. hns 70.
Nnicrlcan selling down I" ~. AMI StaEG,
"ru OiI 81 indiana. new. ranged from tsS7
Ia G5at.
Duran, Motors was pushed /, - new
nigh level III the afternoon on conSiSt"a Il
"uStnE hut there wa" li,ti" activity I'm
other motors and tire stocks. which moved
siightiy lower. In Tho metal section Bo>-
'hi' aud Mon'Ii- Showed nriu ;odc
"rrIE'. it's rrCcr: hiC
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NAVAL STORES.

SNNAENAII Ga. Feb. i.--Tu-7cn.lur
quiet. 9-i:: uo sales: receipts. Al: shin.
u"nis. -: stock. lj.5?3 Resin uuict. =,
s'tlcs. Receipts. las. shiI ments. ISa: stock.
", ~. Cuote: Il. II. l.. T., q, u. |. Is VI.
y. VIC; WV IIH,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Feb. iNt'nt;on good. woro
dn!t ter. with prices softer. Yarns wrr"
slightly over. Woo! goods ruled gen
orally uuint. dress goods being in better
call than mems wear. Knit goods N-r.
Gnic'. SIlNS are showing steady improve
inrnt Raw wool markets wcr. strudier.
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CoTrnNsEEn on

NEW YORK. Feb. t.-Cottun>ccl oil
dropped Il I" - points early under cotton
nous" Incubation and local selling hut
. good rally followed through buying hv
the West on the u2,urn in grain and cot :
tpi'. together with nom covering. Closing
nlis wtr" 10 points net lower. Sa,.
N'"b barrels Prime crude. -. sales:
primo summer yellow spot. 80. March,
'.:j: May. S.43: July. $50. al! bids.
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WEST or FIRST STREET.

a Mol,i~SiEFEEH.
BUTTONS DRUG STORE.
s Ti2S W.! SIX riiEhE sM,st
ni.ANk E3ULEYHhD iiiAnMAc
CANEpo'S DRUG STORE.
THE 1 nsAT SI rhARMAcY.
-,S G;. ', e. k nTs2'r'
GROVE A VERGE: fYf8T:i
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HEhMiTAGE pitrU G6Mr.ANr.
r ri's %fS bk hEGa& sr SEE;
WEST ESP coXFEcTio%Enr.
100! Wet s , HfiS Si!'''.
''M Ssi Ssd an,E Fine ri$$ ,2:a;$cr
-: YES; Bread S,Iee,,
as Bro @ Xva nnoS''
TARiRA$$T pKuG, COMPANY.
COLES, co: DErARrME$STT'' STORE.
II Easi BROAD Street.
EAST OF FIRST STREET.
sCHEKS.
ntG.iES ' FuH inf T'E'' Co.
~ !; o i. i.iuSSE%; '''e'
hiic oi PHARMACY.
scHEn!s. 'ee''
smith and broad Streets
.HoiASD u. CiiLDREY.
wi iiI.iH MEafh rifRhM Stss''
Twcn'y.frst and Marshall Streets
80, TURNER'S PHARMACY.
Iwenty:nrst and Main streets.
FAikM0uNT PHARMACY.
sPRIEGEK DRUG CoMPANY.
200 Nenahle Street
EAToN'S PHARMACY.
7weniy-sinth and Ncnable Stscets
,soo :: D. CRAIG.
HORp'S DRUG STORE.
j. f. SMIfM
S3c2 East Marshall Street. ,
FULTON.
JOHN 7. kUESTER.
rs louisiana Street.
J. X. VAUGHAN.
-: 4, BLACK Is son.
SoTTH RiCiIsloNnnn. '''
wAsiiINGToN s: EARLY,
J.: j.. PARRISH
w, itGS Hull street
"As as,S ifSiS $ s EARLY.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
hHh TON HEIGHTS CoNFECTIONERY.
6ia North Avenue.
HIGHLAND PARK.
-, ". IL. VAUGHAN.
fcuTih Avenue aud Stuart Street.
ROLAND PARK,
f'Rk VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Side Avenue.
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rnrt movement:
Ncw Yort-Esport. 20 -.orf ;-aos.
Minor pot Receipts 80, e.9yf;r. H..
5si s'nch. go.
,Totel ,oday ,,..lEs,ss'ir's. .'Es Exports 3d..
,Toisi FOR wes%- Eecsi,t, lsla' c,po-,,.
ro,si 'nr ,rsson-Noeer's. ,iIa.ss &
NEw ORLEANS Fsh g.. general ,nv.
crinr iros"meut among short 30. ,hr
cotton mako hrh-r ioasy rr.ces s,ard.
ing I" 20 Is iniots ~ 10 N. l,tc t-r!.ur
WITH Mach i; re- Ius' on no ,.o.s a.,
fcrinEs w'rc NOR" liberal and ih cons,
agr1.e wrs that las; prie"s were 8. no.
gains nj only Is TO =, points w'- Ma-rh
- y y =" .1a' No'ume %: fresh Juyfu
fer Tong account appeared ., any r.u.- and
'he mark, rose mainly on IL tc.huicai
strcnE;h.
Bctter csblrs ;Hsn due opened Tho mar
i"t - higher levels and the aGvArro w.
continued on private MESA gee from Eng
i-nG stating that the B-itish gcycrE!l,l,
!ad removed crccps pgoht ;aS.- X, p1,-s
rom tho Eastern belt that m rroErts.. ~
~ had been made toward pitching The
r"r "ror aHt "ihlus al 4 hotter spot j..
rnand fro'0 points both In the ~ torn AM
WsStsr" h"iiS iacT"p-.ns TIA" buying pow -
90 tho market. md 81 .,.- -a-'y -.
i"on hishci' iev.is r'rre reached fsl.ov
ins The rpst.as Of the w.ohis staus'l.s.
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Love. limitations on hogs had a d'

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO Feb. t.--Cat,lc: Receipt. :,
'cyo. beef steers active. fri'v a5c higher
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Sales.
RICHMOND GKAIN EXCHANGE.

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so Va. Ry and rcw.. pfd.. scrip. 40