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Foreign Markets.

LONDON. Decem Der I8.- h0on.-Consols, ON.
Tallow, +9s. sd. Sugar quiet and steady.
LONDON, December observation-disclosures
tine, 2Ss. Sd. Tallow. 49s. IS.
LIVERPOOL, December l8.-Nooa.- Cotton
frmer but no. higher estimated sales, l0,ooo
bales. Bacon, 53s I'd.
LIVERPOOL, December 1S.-2.So z. M--Cot-
ton firmer but not higher.
LIVERPOOL, December Neutrality-suspicious.
quiet; sales, 10000 bales. BreadstIas dull.
HAvRB December l6.-Eoon. Cotton heavy !;
on the spot, l2if. afioat, l2Of.
FRANKFORT, December l6.-United States
bonds dull at 7SA. $3.50
AxrwxRr, December ls.-Petrolspm firm at
5iAGlS5f. @
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BURNING or THE PACIFIC HOTEL AT sr.
JosEPH.-St. Louis, December 15.-The
Pacific House at St. Joseph took fire this
morning, and was entirely destroyed. The
loss on the building is $4,000; incurred for
$4,000. Mr.. Bagwell, lessee, loses furni-
ture to the value Of s25,000; insured for
$l2,5O0. The hotel was crowded with ira
vellers, and several narrowly escaped.
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MAssAcHUsETTs.-Aw writer in the Boston
Congregationalist speaks of parish up in
Berkshire county "that has not been
ashamed to employ faithful, laborious.
godly pastor for the amazing sum Of 5000
peri annum since April, 1854, till last
spring, when they decided to turn him out
to PASTURE as being too old to answer
their purpose any longer. He is guilty of
the crime of being sixty-three years old, a
brother graduate of DR.. Todd's, but five
years his Junior" The Springfield Re-
publican fears there are great many pa
rishes around the country equally mean,
and it ought to know.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

hONDAfy DeCemDer 4.
The cattle market was moderately active
this week, and prices We're h0Ac. q h.
higher. About !, 500 head arrived and sold q
9A0lOc. for extra Pennsylvania and western
steers; l0hc. for choice do. SQ9c. for fair TO
good; and 6(D7hc. q H., gross, for common, as
EQUALITY.
Sheep were in fair demand 5000 head ar.
rived and sold at 4@5hc. u b., gross, as 10
condition.
Hogs were in demand AT an advance; T. 800
head sold at the different yards at $l20$l2. 60
"a loo lbs, net.
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EXCHANGE OF PULPITs.-Rev. Moses D..
Hoge, of Richmond, and Rev. E. H. Ruther-
ford, of this city, expect to exchange pulpits
on next Sunday. Both of these gentlemen
are very popular, and stand deservedly
high in their Church.
Mr.. Hoge has no superior as a minister,
and no doubt his numerous friends here
will greet him with hearty welcome. As
regards Mr.. Rutherford, we can say to our
Richmond friends that they will lose no.
thing by the change, and may, in all proba-
bility, be Petersburg Express.
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GEORGETOWN AND VIRGINIA JOIN HANDS:
According to announcement, the footway. OF
the new bridge connecting this city with
Virginia was opened for travel on Sunday,
and hundreds of people visited the struc-
ture. The first to cross over from shore 10
shore were Mics Davenport, of Lynchburg'
Va, and Mrs. D. W. Whiting, Of George
town. They reached the top Of the foot
vay by climbing a ladder sixteen feet high,
and met each other in the centre OF the
bridge, where they joined hands, stating OF
the same time that Georgetown and Viz
GINA would always be friends WaSh'''g-
ton Express, December Il.
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New York Cattle Market.
MONDAY, December IA.

Beef cattle in fair request and prices steady.
The offerings were large, being about 400
head. Prime and extra steers sold at lsh6D
IKE, fair to good at l6h@l8Ac., and inferior
10 ordinary ut l00l4hc. Sheep were In light
supply and active demand, and prices were
materially higher, extra selling at SH09hc.
prime ut 73@G0sc., common to good ut 6hQD7c
and inferior ut 424095c. For swine the market
was quiet, but prices were unchanged, com
mon 10 prime selling At sh9SAc.
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CHRIST CHURCH.-The Rev. Thomas o..
Dudley, of Harrisonburg, Va, has accepted
the call as assistant minister to Christ
church, corner of Gay and Fayette streets,
and will preach his fret sermon on the 18th
of January next. The Rev. Henry A. Wise
rendered his resignation as rector some
months since, on account Of continued i'll
health. The vestry unanimously declined
accepting it.-BaNimOre Sun.
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ADDITIONAL RECONSTRUCTION IN GEORGIA.
The bill introduced by General Butler Tues
day to enforce the laws of the United States
in the State of Georgia provides that ali the
enactments and proceedings of the Legls-
lature of that State shall be declared null
and void, and Of no effect. The present
Governor is empowered to suspend or
remove from Office any civil officer,
either executive, administrative, or judi
cial, claiming to hold or exercise the duties
of any office under the authority of the
State of Georgia, and to appoint other
officers in their stead. The Governor is
also directed to assemble the Legislature by
proclamation on the first Wednesday of
April next. The members are first required
to subscribe before the Governor the iron
clad oath. Any false swearing is to be
punished as perjury under the laws of the
United States. Whoever shall exercise, or
claim to exercise, the powers or duties of
any office, being disqualified therefor by any
laws of the United States, shall be punished
by Imprisonment not less than one year
nor more than FIVE years, and In addition
be disqualified forever from holding any
Office of honor or profit under the laws OF
the United States The members Of the
Legislature so qualified are authorized to
organize and enact such legislation as is
not in conflict with the laws of the United
States and the provisional constitution OF
the State of Georgia. In case OF riots OF
disturbances of the public peace, or inter-
ference with the freedom Of elections or
the free expression Of opinion in the peace
full assemblage of the people for any Pur,
pose whatever, the Governor is authorized
to proclaim the inhabitants Of that portion
Of the State where the disturbance occurs
to be in state of resistance to the laws,
and upon such declaration he may require
from the President troops not exceeding
three regiments to be placed at the disposal
Of the Governor. In case OF armed resist
ance the Governor may ask fora larger
number Of troops. e.s~-
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CHANGE IN THE NICKEL Co1NAaE.-A
bill has been prepared, and will be sub
mitted to Congress in day or two, which
provides for change in the design and also
in the proportions Of metals in our nickel
COINAGE
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THE TRAVEL BRIDGE OVER THE ALEXAN-
pRrA AQUEDUcT.--We are glad to learn that
Alfred Spates, ESQ.,, president Of the Ches-
aneake and Ohio Canal Company, met MI.
William M. DUNCAN, secretary and treasu,
rer Of the Alexandria Canal, Railroad and
Bridge Company, and that the result Of
their conference was an agreement 0y
which the difference in reference to the
location of the north end Of the new travel
bridge across the Potomac, over the piers OF
the Alexandria aqueduct, was satisfactorily
settled. That portion Of the new cridge
which crosses the Chesapeake and ONO ca
nal will therefore be constructed Of once,
and the whole superstruoture will be nm
ished and opened for travel at an early day.
Wash;ngto,a Star, December Ia.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADRID, December l6.-Spain is entire
ly tranquil.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, December l6.-Reverdy john
son, in q letter to the Workingmen's So
ciety, justifes his intercourse with MIR.
Laird and other friends of the South during
the war by the example Of Generals sher-
man and Grant. He attributes the attacks
on him in the American papers and else
where to secret dislike for the preserva-
ton of peaceful relations between the TWO
countries.
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Petersburg Markets.

Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, December Is, 1858.
Business has gradually but steadily con-
tinued to improve since the first Of the month,
thus justlfying the expectation Of intelligent
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PROBABLE END OF THE JEFF. DAVIS MAT
TER.-The Jeff. Davis matter in the S1-
preme Court, it is believed, will never be
brought up for hearing.-Neao York He
raid
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Destructive Fire I'm GeOrgia-PO.
litfcal.

AUGUSTA, Ca, December ia fire at
Ellerton, Ga, yesterday destroyed the
town. Loss, 100000.
The Atlanta, Ga, Neao Era Republican,
opposes further congressional interference
in the reconstruction of Georgia.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
+ IFE OF ,JETER PHILLIPS

~ AND HISTORY OF HIS CRIME
one hundred and four pages, rich colored bind
Ing, with elegantly engraved pictures OF the MUIR
derer and his murdered wife, containing an ac-
count of the finding OF the body Ia Drinkers
woods; the coroner's inquest; burial of the body !:
the detectives on the murderer's track; arrest Of
james deter Phtllip.; examination before Justice
Nettlcs interview between the prisoner and the
Pitts family; the first jury trial. with the letters
evidence, arguments and instructions of the court
IN full; Phillips's life III prison his chances to
jury with Judge Christian sentence of death per-
bdttnl motion to set de the verdict appeal to
the Supreme Court, with all the legal points fully
reported, and the decision rendered by Judge
hives the writ OF habedS c0rpn5 and full details
OF the prison-llle Of The condemned since his
tence.
Price: 80 cents mailed, post paid.
For sale by j. WALL TURNER,
de l7-1tdSltw Richmond Va
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New Trial Granted.

TORONTO, CANADA, December l6.-Wha-
len, convicted of the murder of Darcy
Magee, has been granted new trial.
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Secretary MeCaIIech's Estimates for
the Next Fiscal Year.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Dncamhnr Z 1262

DecemDer Z, 1905.
sir.-Agreeably to joint resolution of
Congress of January Z, 1916, have the
honor to transmit for the information of the
House Of Representatives printed state
ments Of the estimates furnished by the
respective heads Of departments of the ap-
preparations required for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1870, as follows:
For civil service, including the expenses of
foreign intercourse, internal revenue, courts,
loans, public domain, deficiency in the reve-
nues Of the Postoffice Department, and
all other expenditures, except for pensions,
Indian and the War and Navy Depart
ments. .......... .............. $45, l40, s25 90
For pensions. Observation-Disclosures. 23,25O,oO0 90
For the Indian Departmental. 2,94o, 1852 20
For the army proper. ......... 52,ls4,7sl 81
For the military academy..... 49,, 1888 SIS
For armories and Notifications 1854, 200 90
For harbor and river improve
ments, public buildings, etc.. s,4S6,olS 90
For naval establishmen:......... %, 993, 4l4 SO
Total..... $15S, O14, oil "a
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DUPTURE.-AYREs TRUSS.

-1U -,
the hYREs TRUSS certain relief and In many
instances q radical cure, for the aflicsion. This
and is the result OF the personal experience OF the
inventor for forty years. On mere inspection 1t
commends Itself for simplicity, evident utility,
with the Objectionable steel spring, and may be
readily adapted to the various forms OF hernia as
any case that is reducible may be relieved. Some
OF Its superior advantages are hghtness two to
three ounces) and the perfect comfort with which
It can be worn at night. 1t has been pronounced
by some OF the most eminent surgeons OF this coun-
try as the very best in use. The inventor has
opened an ONCE for the sale OF this truss at No
Tyler where he respectfully invites the medical
NO s0-Im - SAMUEL AYRES.
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DENITENTIARY.
ONE, TWO, THREE, and FOUR-HORSE
WAGONS.
DIRT, FARM, COAL, and GARDEN WHEEL
".. BARROWS.
AXES and GRINDsTONES.
CHAIRS, SAFES, and WARDROBES.
HORSES and MULES sHOD at short notice and
at low rates. ..s. r..
BOOTS and SHOES MADE TO ORDER.
COAL, DIRT, and FARM CARTS.
MARKET CARTS and SPRING WAGONS
MADE TO ORDER.
All OF the best material and warranted to give
satisfaction.
TWO THOUSAND FLOUR BARRELS now on
hand will be sold low. #4.. ..aa FAR.
BURNHAM WARDWELL,
no ?o-lm superintendent.
H0AIsE' eH,rs,
SECONDS
BUCK WHEAT,
RYE FLOUR.
..rt ..,-.~ q CHARLES L. TODD,
de3 corner Sixth and Clay streets.
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United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, December l6.-ln the Su-
preme Court to-day the taxability of certain
United States certificates is still being dis
nnsspd.
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To the estimates are added statements
showing, first, the appropriations estima-
ted for the service Of the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1870, made by former acts of Con-
gress of specific and indefinite character,
as follows-viz.:
For miscellaneous objects, inclu-
ding the expenses of collecting
the revenue from CUSTOMS. ss,749,ooo 90
For compensation to the Post
office Department for mail SER
vices. ........ 100000 90
For the civilization Of Indians. 10000 90
For arming and equipping the
militia ........................ 100000 90
For interest on the public debt. 12s, $3.50, 676 90
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THOMAS P. GoODE,
/. ATTORNEY AT Law

EoYDToN, MKcKLxNBURa COUNTY, VA,
practices In the courts or Meesienburx and adj
ing counties, and In the United c,alss coprrs =
Sichmond. no f--sa I.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, december IL, 1865.


OFFERINGS.
Wheat-White, l0l bushels. Red, 900 bush
els.
Cbrn-White, $50 bushels new 10 bushels
old. Mixed 40 bushels new.
OdtS.-4l6 bushels.
Rye.-60S bushels.
NsdL.-l4 bushels.
SALES. 80
Wheat.-White, SO bushels very good at
~ 50 !; u bushels medium At 81. 20; 10 bushels
inferior at SI.Sa-total, l04 bushels. sked, II
bushels prime at 81 l2h ; los bushels damaged
at 81 80 p; 80 bushels foul at $50; l2o bushels
damaged ut u. 80; 80 bushels common At 81. So !;
~ bushels inferior III Sl.S5-total. $50 bushels.
C5rn.-White, 10 bushels prime old at 81; i02
bushels slightly damp new st ssc.; ITO bush
els very good new at Soc; 81 bushels prime
new on private terms-total, 376 bushels.
Mixed, none.
Oats.-l64 bushels very good at ESQ.,; As bushels
prime at CSC. 50 bushels good Ut 62hc. 10
bushels good at S2c.-total, S0+ bushels
Rye.-45s bushels prime on private terms a
bushels fair 1T 40: liz bushels prime At
$l.i5-total, els bushels
Meat-White country, bolted, IA bushels very
good a. 921sc.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Tobacco.

The offerings of grain yesterday AT the Corn
Exchange were light owing partly to the in
clement weather. White wheat was fairly
active and red was in more demand. Corn
was steady in price, with q less active de-
mand Oats were in fair request at an ad-
vance Rye was in much demand at improved
rates, prime selling ut SLAB
At the Tobacco Exchange yesterday offer
ings II auction were fifteen packages, OF which
eleven were sold. Market lively for new at
So to SO for Jugs, and $50 to 1890 for stem
ming; old dull.
Adyices from Liverpool and London dated
the LIST instant represent the market there as
sluggish for Virginia tobacco. few sales OF
leaf were made, but at prices considered un-
satisfactory. New strips were not fully on
the market, but our advices say I'VE cannot
see how any active demand can be looked
for" Leaf is quoted At threepence 10 nine
pence halfpenny, and strips at siNpence to
eleyenperce
Some weeks ago, in a statistical table which
we published we gave the amount OF tobacco
shipped this season from Virginia TO England.
Some of our readers were surprised at the
amount, and hardly believed 1t could be as
Urge as was represented, but they forgot that
4 large amount WAS shipped coastwise, and
that accordingly their calculations should not
have been confined to what they saw go from
here direct. We now give another table pre-
pared on the other side Of the water:
Stock Of Virginia strips in Liverpool and
London, Decent Der ], 1865, 2,7D hogsheads
stock Of leaf same time, 5,l95 hogsheads.
Stock of Virginia strips in Liverpool aud Lon
don December /, 1867 2.4s7 hogsheads stock
Of leaf same time, $3.50 hogsheads. Excess
this year: Strips, 26S hogsheads; leaf, l,s0s
hogsheads.
We are glad to see that there are now in our
own market buyers from the West and from
Canada.
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C.

THEWING BACCO.-CHEWING TO-
~ BACCO, various brands, superior quality
For sale at wholesale or retail by
PURCELL, LADD i CO., D uggists,
de 10 1915 Main street. corner thirteenth.
DOWHATAN PIPES.-A further supply
l. of the genuine original POWHATAN PIPE,
beautifully polished, just received by
PURCELL, LADD i CO., :.
de ls Agents for Richmond.
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That landslide in Maine, an account OF
which we published some two months ego,
is again asnring in the papers,
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1913 MAIN STREET.
We solicit early orders from merchants and
others who need BLANK BOOKS for the new
year.
We have the BEST MATERIALS and sUPE-
R1OR WOkKMEN. Good stock Of BLANK
BOOKS OF all kinds always on hand.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
Dealers In Law and Miscellaneous Books and Sta
/ tiOnery, no IS
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Total. 1888, 34s, $40

Second. The estimated balances of ex-
listing appropriations which will be unex-
pended on June 80, 1869, part of which are
required for the payment of the liabilities
of the present fiscal year, but which will
not be drawn from the Treasury until after
June 80, 1869, as folloWs-yiz.
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HORSES AND MILES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-JUST ARA
~ Rived and for sale at the EX-' E%M
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE STA T
BLES, Franklin street. ONE HUNDRED a2z&sakRp
YOUNG NJ UL ES FIFTY WELL-BROkE
Bic for farming purposes ali Of which viii be sold
at reduced prices and on the most accommodating
terms. Use 81 JOHN B. DAVIS.
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DREVENTIVE AGAINST CATCH
Il ING COLD Go to TURNER'S, 1ll4 Main
street, and buy BOOKS, NOVELS. and PAPERS,
and keep In the house out of the bad weather.
TURNER keeps full supply of all the latest pub
LEGATIONS. Also, W Killing PAPER, ENVE-
LOPKS, INKS, PENS, and PENCILS; and eve
rythlng that is usually kept In bookstore.
CHRISTMAS GOUDS, CHRISTMAS GOODS.
j. WALL TURNER.
de IL l1l4 Main street.
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1t is estimated that of this sum there will
be required for the service of the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1870, $62 ,688, 49l IL,
leaving $5,636, 312.26. Total estimated e1
penditures for the year ending June 80,
1870, 1903, 100000. 1t appears by the
statement Of the estimated balances of ex-
listing appropriations which will be unex
pended on June 80, 1869, that the sum of
SCI ,536 ,589.9S may be carried to the sur
plus fund. Fl. MCCULLoCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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THEACHERS WILL FIND A LARGE SUP
ply OF paper suitable for circulars, monthly
reports, &C., 1t the DISPATCH PRINTING
RoUaE. band IN Yonr orders fcs pr!annS'
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BOOTS and SHOES MADE TO ORDER.
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DIRT, FARM, COAL, and GARDEN WHEEL
... BARROWS.
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HORSES and MULES SHOD at short notice and
at low rates. IL III L.
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A COUNT BOOKS, 1869,

dc 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11

$50 bush Com 1910 buh o,i. 1000 Hogs shpmsnt'-'o bSI
sx FE.Soeo jan HTSs Esen,ng of this city pubsh.
to-day review Of The e and commerce o. sn fanese. I
numbers sl5cO which a'e. were sd amounting to
mostly currency ysuat9n and there were 2iyo
So tS s ard shipment Of
divided follows TTeo' S s'O; Msrsh.R S $1,000
Ciorn, Production including Wheat Flour
Wheat % Europe III. toi. Value The Grain crop exceeded II. Cod
rroduet The Wool clip for the amount. to pound. Tn.
iss si''e we're Flour, g Ssa Wheat
Brry,Lo oPoa DUH spd unchanged Wheat xei.r and
demand sellers asking S22o for No Spring 81 20 for No sPug
aoa sas no ~ ATS' Rye he'd .ss He''ss
E hs.y Lad q l Dssa lSs ta,
Mhsit nOS"isay n1Gas1ss com-ss: sns At !,
81 10 Rys arm rs fIo,on.SO!hrg dong and entirely
5 eS1: s Lard Foa ' 5 aG c 9S%' and
5s s S-csS. q. r 81 Lay ss
6t On s 1d Il Gen ; so qSs' i95 a
1smiHa 10 White, g :' 10 Spring 25 Corr quiet at ga
9u.oSed 81 .sa IS r Fall Cotton Ike:
S H Mts po R'slssa s s' GA Si new % va. %
fered for New" Bulk Meats DIN at qs for Shoulders and SIDES Ba
sde offered a. lie Lard bed at re- le was offered Cattle w.
IortIs s0 fos si Light
Medium Leaf Cotton q1eM 5,qI4 for Mddag Pour 81 "a
SOC for New Ear Oats 6sa7O Baocn-shoar eie; Clear
dl2sc Mess Pork, S2ldS2l 80
BALTIMORE Jan l0COtiOn dul N1ing l5c flour finn and
quiet Wheat quiet 81 7d 81 e5 Tor prime to Choice Southern Red
Corn qae 81 20 r White and = la9t % for Yellow
Oats 15G6c Rye very dull and declined Ice Provisions quiet
for Bacon which active with sales AZ lie for shoulders
AUGUSTA Jan l0Cottou active and sdTancug sales $40 bas
receipts, $40 bales; Mddlng, lSdlilc - .
SAVANNAH Ga Jan 0Coon active and adTsncng Mcdrg l9e
sales, $50 bales; receipts, 1900 bales
MOBILE Ala jar. lOCoitoa closed frn sales 10 DAY 1880 oa
Mddings lc receipts DAY. 386 bales sales Of the weet, u 40
hse receipts 1O8 bae eIpo-oega bales eoasNise,
1851 bales; stock, 73g47 bales.
EEwORLKAN Jan 0Coon active; sales 540 haesi receipts
300 bses exports 5l77 bales Mddngs 9c ssts OF ihe Nes.'
bales; coWie 1' balesi
egp stock bales Sugar quiet and unchange
55 Prime Choice, 1Jc15c
Fnr quiet, snpefne 80 25 other grades nominal Corn timer 20
dge 82i 85c BscouShoullers Jbug At sotic
3al3lc Pork aud hodes isAing nrhce
Lsrl frmer; ues l2i03lc ke li 03ic Sterling l,chag-
6dE Eevlork Sight Exchange per cent discount God, lJot