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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-06
Patrons of HI MISUNDERSTANDING OF the
National Grange.

Sr. LOUIS, February 4.-The seventh an-
nual session OF tie National Grange Of the
Patrons of Husbandry has convened at
the Southern Hotel. Thirty-two States and
two Territories are represented by the Mas
lcrs Of State oranges. About thirty ladies
are present. The session is held with closed
doors.
To-night's session was entirely taken up
with a discussion of parliamentary rules for
the government OF subordinate oranges. II
has been decided by the Stale agents of the
Order now here to leave the question of CO.
operuti ton entirely 10 the National Grange
with q view to having constitutional pro
vision made for it. This will defer the mat.
ter for another year, as amendments to the
constitution must be ratified by two.third.
of the State oranges before they take effect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-06
PETERSBURG MARKETS

FEBRUARY 3.-REMARKS.-With O continuation
OF wet weather and heavy sleet the telegraph lines
are down or working badly and we are without our
usual dispatches. The staple continues very fiat;
buyers are not plenty: The large stock at the ports
ana heavy receipts deter exporters. We continue
Our same quotations.:
Cotton.-The market continues weak and duh.
buyers are unwilling TO pay the prices asked BY
holders; consequently but little has been done The
sales are 60 bales at quotations:
Badly soiled and dirty, $3.50; ordinary, 1910
11kc.; good ordinary, 12Q12hc.; strict good Or
dinary, l3@l3Ec. low middlings, 13Afll 9xc :;
strict low uliddllngs, 14c.; middlinYs, 14Ic. Ne
continue quotations Of futures: 14fsc. for Febru-
ary, 1ac. for March, 157sc. Tor April, 6 O. 32c
for May, 16 1.16c. for June.
T0bacco.-The market Is hrm and active on all
grades, with very Small receipts OF hogsiieids IN
loose there Is larg business doing at quotations.
nand st high prices. The soft weather We are now
having. it Is hoped. will enable planters u prize
their tobacco and send to market. Mequote:
LligS w ~.
Common to medium Leaf. 6SG ~
Fair TO SOOd.... ............s......'....O Q.1!I
trimmings. w
GRAIN 1yheqt.-Thc receipts are quite small
and our miers have 10 obtain supplies from other
markets In a measure. lie demand Is active unt
prices Ior fine White and red are very high. We
quote prime 10 choice white, s1.754Sl.s5; choice
red, fi.701$l.75.
Corn.-Yclow and mixed, 75@s0c. new white
S0@S2c.
OtIS,-7Oc.-Inder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-06
The Injunction Case of Gaines vs..
Gushing.
North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH, February GA bill passed the
Senate to-day, and will undoubtedly pass
the House, authorizing the bonds of the
State issued to aid in the construction of the
North Carolina railroad to be exchanged for
new six per cent. bonds ct the rate Of fifty
cents on the dollar for both principal and
interest. An ample tax is to be levied to
meet the interest scmiannually, and the
COUPONS are made receivable for taxes. The
dividends of The road are also pledged to the
payment of interest. The same bill directs
the Governor to appoint commissioners to
coaler with the other creditors of the State
with a view of organization of the entire
State debt.
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The Broken COtlon.Firna of PerAins
e, Co. .' 49,,

New YORK, February st now trans
pires that the recent dissolution of the heavy
cotton-flm of Thomas Perkins {; Co. No.
141 Pearl street, was owing to the fact that
all the five clerks had been specializing for
two years and making good their losses out
OF the firms funds. Being unable longer
to conceal the defalcation, they made clear
breast Of 1t at the close of the year, when a
dissolution followed by mutual consent.
II. NJ. Tabor, the wealthy cotton broker,
who was Especial partner for 100000, and a
broiher.in-law Of one of the defaulting
clerks, has been appointed receiver, by order
Of the Supreme Court, and will settle the
claims OF the firm.
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CHJCAGO MARKETS.

JANUARY 31.-Provisions were only moderately
active ON The afternoon .call" board on Saturday
operators being apart in their views. Mess
pnrk was quorable ut $l4.S5@S1 4.40 Tor Sash
s14.4O0S14 .42H for seller February 4.olag
s14:S73 for seller March, ana slo''o lof Seie'
april ,soo,y CO.. ,.s,, ~ collier
February: S9.52H9s9:55 for seller Marcn, aae
s9.72HGs$9. 77k for seller April. Sales were mao
Of Ill 900 barrels mess pork seller April at $50
$50 iiercas lard seller February &c $9.27E. ano
100000 lbs. dry-salted shoulders seller FeDfruary
at $3.50. After the :. call u 700 tierce5 OF iard
were sold OF 20 52H for seller March.
spring wheat was III rather moderate demand
No. sold ut II. 22H4Qf1. % for seller February
and II 25A0S1 .251. seller March, both options
closing ut iuside prices.
No. corn WAS in some demand OF 09S@59isc.
for seller March. and closed NJ 5Sc. seeker FeDru-
any closed with sellers ct 5Sc.-Tinles
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the current riou.. ~ 423 ffoSstclts. siJcc the
9f ts ss. yezsr ii1E hssi
Eaofn8S edinens 10 chtSx the movement Hxeeptst Tic
recent bad condition or country rOaGs. willie Las
seasoiI Important avenues or transportation were
closed for weekss resulting JH aeeeterted move
menf rs soon rs facilities were offered. There Is
also, 40 Doubt some Gis sitt1n throughout oil the
producing sections % hcid hack the yEapfe FROM
Market In tllehope of rektznga favorable turn In
prices later IN the season. q, .st 81.
inst closed, the aggregate being LOO per cent IN
excess OF last week. ~ Is 5
strnn0tbened, though no important advance has
been established. A large demand 10 reported for
all sound, substantial descriptions Of Leaf and lns&
the RECEIPTS OF which we learn are still unusually
light the bulk OF the offerings being, as heretofore,
OF light wight and Of poor qualify In every way.
The market Ia especially fayorabie 70 tue Iaore
soEtherly types, and heavy ClarasTflie Styles are
quick sale at full prices.
We quote as follows for new tobacco In sound
order, shipping weights
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHlNGToS, February 5.-For Friday In
New England, diminishing westerly winds,
rising temperature, and falling barometer.
For the Middle States and Lo,cer Lake re-
gion, falling barometer, higher temperature,
northeast ,cinds, and cloudy soeather, fol-
lo,ced by rain and sn0to.
For the Upper Lakes, Ohio and the Lower
Missouri valleys, falling barometer, south.
east 10 northeast winds, and rain or snow.
For the Southern States, easterly winds,
cloud, and rain. The storm centre In Texas
will probably extend rapidly porthward, fol-
lowe by cold northerly winds.
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Huntsville LEaF-T0BACCO MARKET
I,r.pv a1-The sales to-day aggregated 22o

hngsheads. 20 s...d,. o hooss
~ 1fnion county did leaf ut 81 O, So: hoPsheAis
Gfnion County new leaf AZ $500, sSS5 "a s5
SogSheaGs Union county trash a sS AS. "a az
n,o,r.is isyur county leaf 1T 90. 20 20.
6oTsneads Taylor county Tugs at - s sH AZ
1915; hogssssa1 I sn,n,y iS Ss a. sh.Is.
nSs ss.ss reported by warehouses during the
week aud lust etos see ss,
tnm w. ,v in hogsheadsl as follows; IN 1879
1859; 1873, 5,4 q ,,,,,. 80 ss,as NJ / a74
There was deficit tn me Jana I'll, ia7s, while
o. sssc the heaiuning Of the present teoaccG
YEAR ss on l !; n1sas
OF Wy iass -. than double ue apQfegate q
Ss sirear md hc Excess has nsea re aace ds'pa
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THE TOBACCO MARKET As RepoRTEn
nv THE NEW YORK ToBACcO LEAk'
wpRRUARX 8.

pug amss cesT,bes the operations OF this tafSet
snee last reviewed 10 this eesa sa ass sas
peoimen.,n IN fnn qnanthy-ills continued 70
OF sssH1 ,hrSnShaut the seek, and promises Ial
.Ses a iI lsss1s san S anu
CUTE a1 sso,snt OF the difficulty Of meeting lseiE
rrouIreeuIs Ian on account OF inasssIy IA s ~.
featuring trade. sales on 49, s, III
court are reported cenapstsing oaa suu w
ah Maropesn IL our , isa
SCI W fhe sttck betuy light or, ~ " prssa
a. ahe rxnort Ihence. poorly rsrsase t s,,:
same pelpg also sasd q ksnIaSns Wan 75S
Wnich III node rails sSyyi ~ ~
as Liverpool aad Eonaos ass asssa " I''s =
Tor all k!atis the p,o.Hs = n Nj rat Trade
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ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET

The receipts for the twenty four hours ending III
noon Saturday were 81 3 head shipments for TWEEN:
ty-fuur hours enuing noon Friday, 209 head.
Trade in horses and mules was slDW for the CLOS
Ing day of the week. Dealers were not 30 hume
roI, and those that were present did not manifest
much desire to operIte. We still have TO note that
southern and eastern buyers the chief operators
Green and unbroke horses aud mules are drug In
tie market and will not sell. We give the follow
Ing quotations as bel ng nearly the ruling prices
paid for horses and mules as furnished by the
proprietors OF the Planters Horse and Mule stable
HorSes-Plug $40MS7l: street-car, heavy, *75
S125: good work. 5000 ,l40; good drivers, 81 90
@$15O; extra drivers, S150@S20O; heavy draft,
YI3Ogu$1 20 extra draft, 81 60@s200. :
IMules.--l4 TO IL hands, 6:oke, $50 @s125; 14h
GSi35:I5i5 to IS ha ads, $l25@$l40; l5x 10 l6
la. Dis, extra, S130@Sl6o e hands and upwards,
SI5OlD$l75; 16 hands and upwards, extra, 81 IS
II me
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Hides. Leather. &C.

1 =sss. lllueseS LcaLnef. &C.
afssa s s ssss a s4 sa sa
| skins, 81. 25dg51.G0 @. 80 l9E5
Leather Sole leather, oak. 8 g45c.: soieleashsr
ngs ssaaS s. ss g
IL sissas wee ao g. SsasI
skirting, 2s@32c.. ~ s7,l.5
. Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
. Tron English and American refined. 4asYc. q
ID. English and merican sheet, 6@7He.; Swedes
Si 15S &c SfB sldsa se1 asls
Steel: MAYORS cast steel, 2o@21c.T "a b. English
b 6dlstered, 1915. q b.; American bistered, 12Nc.
Natts. In store, s4.75 for standard-that Is, ten
- Plough. Castings: Wholesale, 54c.; retail, etc.
Liquors, Wines. sc.
Ale: Scotch. best brands, pints, $3.50 q dozen.
proof, 81. 1891 20. Cash. -
Rye Whiskevs: Medium, s1.5O9s2; pure old.
g24S4 Virginia Mountain, new, *2@s2.50; Old,
S2.503S3 so and upwards.
Brdndtes: Domestic, 81 .25@T2; fruit 81 35m
si:oO; apple. new, 81 50 old, ss@sa5o, w5 VICE.
sale; peach, IS.
Gin: Domestic, FL .25@s2.
Rum: New England. $1.40@s1.5O; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, 1896.
Lumber, Slaves, Etc.
w OAK. TlJ(do2U a 1,UUU: West
ern Virginia poplar. s1S@B25 % 1000: white
pine; s3o@S75 y 1000. Yel'"'e nine boards. 81 2
@$16; joist, s16@$20. according to lengths.
Shtngles-Pine, 81. 50@$5: cypress, S7.5OG$13 so
" 1000. Laths-Split, $3.50; sawed, $3.50 y
Saues.-Whiskey-b barrel timber, green. s13@16
p 1000: seasosed. S15@420 % 1000. Flour
barrel timber, t7@SS u 1000. Flour barrel
poles: $5@147: hogshead hoops, no demand; hlck-
DRY hoop, S10D12 nominal.
Rdgs-MiHed cotton, 35c. white, t9oc wool.
len, 2@3c.
Rope; Manila, BEST 23@25c. slsal, &c q h. !;
iute, 12kc.
Mill-Feed.
SaipstuF: 55c. a bushel.
Bro,1nstmf: soc. fR bushel.
Shorts: Zoe. ~ bushel.
Wheat Bran zoe. % busbel.
Corn Erara: 10000. @ bushel.
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 4oc. @s1.25 n l 90 feet.
Ponder: 1915 by the five kegs-Iess THAI five
kegs, 1928; blasting, $491$4.5O.
Shot: Northern, s2.75@S3 q bag OF 25 Us.
Grindstones: 2@2hc. q h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-06
National Reform Association.

PITTSBURGH, PA, February 5.-The an.
nual convention of the National Reform As
ISOLATION met here yesterday. Almost every
State in the Union was represented by dele
gates, and there were present representa-.
tiyes Of all the Evangelical denominations.
The only soutbcrner among the officers is
Joseph Bowes, of Florida, one of the vice
DrpsifIants
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PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.

FEBRUARY 3.-The market was frmcr in price
NTH an advance of about &c. q barrel over yester-
day rates. There was considerable business do
All through the oil country the market was III III
in price, and the producers generally are holding
firm to their oils aud will not part with their stok
except at their own prices. AT Parker's LanGibg
the price was from 81 SO 70 IL 65.
There WIS not much business doing In refined,
although there was an advance OF &c on yester.
davis prices for Philadelphia delivery, both iot
present ard future deliveries. February, l4sg
I4kc.: March. 15c.; April, 1oHc.
The market for oil-barres made decIue OF DC
on lat weeks prices, on both city and countr,
makes, and the demand ut present Is very weak
City barrels $l.S5, and country Sl.SQ.- DssPa'cH
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Savannah Jockey Club.

SAVANNAH, February 5.-The second days
meeting of the Savannah Jockey Club took
pace to-day. In the race for the Savannah
cup Granger. Wanderer, and Joe Johnston
were entered Two-mile dash. Joe baked
in the first half mile. The race with Gran
ger and Wanderer was well contested, and
was won by Wanderer by a neck. Time
3:435. Second race, mile heats, was won by
Ortohn in two straight heats, beating Lime
stone and Sadly Washington. The race was
exciting between the two first. Time l:523
AMI 1:Jl4. The attendance is increasing and
Stnrf fine
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ReDorted Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, February ga serious accident
is reported to have occurred on the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad near Howard,
III. No particulars huve yet been received.
Later.--A dispatch from Woodstock, ILL.,.
SAYS there were in all fifteen persons injured
by the accident on the Chicago and North.
western railroad this morning--three of
them seriously. The accident was caused by
q broken rail. All the cars were thrown
from the track and smashed. Three passen-
ger-cars, one sleeping-coacb, and one bag
gase-car were burned, and all the baggage
lnst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-06
BY Telegrnpn.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, February 5.-Southern -FOUR dnls o.
s6.650aS7 80 for common to fair extra $500
81 for good to choice. Whiskey, 81 ISL
Ing dul w heat opened firm and closed Quiet q 10.
decline and very limited demand for report Corn
onened Arm and closed quiet and shnde easter az
S36S5c Rice quiet and unchanged. PORK heuvys
new mess, Sl6i@$1 30. Beef active And un-
Changed. Lard lower Ut 8 7-16c. Tsiios steady
nj 7Ic. Turpentiue firm and active az 4ekG36Oc~
Rosin, csc. Freights to Liverpool dull .Es,sf
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TNOILET SOAP.-Attention is called to
Il the following certificates OF we'll known medl-
cal gentlemen OF Richmond:
! snopAropy OF STATE AssAysR AND CHEM
lST 1913 Broad street next TO City Haul. Rlch-
mond. Va, December ~, 1873 Captain Joas
lion of his TOILET SOAP, and have also USED II.
IL contains nothing harmful and cor daily recon-
mend 1t as home production worthy OF patronage.
LILLIAN II. TAYLOR. III. u.
cordially concur In the above opinion OF DT {;
Taylor / really consider the preparation OIL ooAL
manufacturcd by CAPTAIN FREEMAN Us one OF Inc
best softeners and prescryatves Of the SKIN 70 De
met with in that form. JAMES BEALE, ID. "
4 cheerfully endorse the statement made oy Dr.
Taylor iu regard to the SOAP manufactured DS
- HUNTER MCGUIRE, ID. u. :
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sAITIMUsE MA.KErS.

BALTIMORE. February b.-f1our steady and In
fair demand prices unchanged. Wheat dun. Corn
firm aud steady: white southern. eeggeSc:s yelIow
oats Arm; for southern, 53@5sc. western, $50
6ec; Hay UNCHANGED: Pt9yisions quaaet: f pynae
rib-sides, Shc. Bacon-Shouders,. 7&NSc.: cleAT
rib-sides, ,9z@9hc. sugar-cured bans, lzaslSs-
Lard unchanged. Butter unchanged. Gomez en-
81 cash, 81 OF GS1 .02 on time. Sugar iu improved
| demand ]FtAk
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The Siam ese Twins.

PHILADELPHIA, February 5.-The pbysi-
clans who went to North Carolina for the
Siamese Twins have returned. The bodies
will be here tonight by express. The exc
animation will not take place for two or
three days, and will then be conducted By q
college of physicians. The bodies are re-
ported well preserved.
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DAILY RECEIPTS.
THE CHARLESTON COTTON, RICE, AND
NAVAL STORES MARKET.

FrpRUARY e. oton.-This article was In rather
good demand, the market exhibiting steady fea-
lures in most cases strict middling qualities m
small lots selling at 154c.; midoling grade, fui
this quality low mldhlings were ut 1885,; strict
good ordlnarles, 14SQl4Hc;; good ordnsr RES,
for fair quality s a ana 1nssa
fancy lot at higher figure; fun ordinary 70 strict
ordinary, 3@1 SIC; while dusty blues aud reds
sales about 900 bales, say at &C., at 123ssc
7 NJ I2tc.. 20 at 1886, sc at l3Hc.' ut 1s1sc.
"a at LIE, at INC, at l4Sc., rs at 1416c,
$50 at 15c., 2s4 at 153e at l5&c.' 40 at 15sc-'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. 800
~-~~~~>~~~~~~~~<~~~s<s
MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEBRUARY g. 1874
Sun rises 649t Noon r1ses,........1O.26
SIM sets .,. Gil High tide. ......... 7.4V
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 8, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Schooner ]. L. Reese, Worford, Norfolk. eoaIs
Schooner lila D. Fisk, Woods Hole, guano. AZ
lson & Addison. eTf-
SAILED.
Steamer Hatteras, Earnest, New York, me1cnAn~
disc and passengers, G. w. Allen J. Co. szs..-s.
steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk. mer-
chand!se and passenners, l.. B. Tatum. ageut-
steamer Ellie Knight, Eddins, baltimore, meS~
chnndse, l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner Judge Hopkinson, Baker, Norfolk, coal.
Curtis j. Parker,
BY Telegraph,
EonrnrsS MONROE February 5.-The steamer
Crcscent Idty arrived here ut noon to-day, having
the steamer Len, from New York for ssyAnnan, In
tow with her machinery disabled, Esr
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The New Atlantic Cable at Rye Beach

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., February 5.-Col-
lector Howard, of this port, has received
orders from the Secretary Of the Treasury
to allow the landing of the Atlantic cable
at Rye Beach without entering the ships
containing it at the custom house; also to
afford the enterprise all the aid at the dis
posal Of the Government here.
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WILMINGTON, n. c., MARKETS.

FEBRUARY 3.-Spirits Turpentine.-Ssles of ! 90
casks Il, 43c u gallon and 800 casks buyers op-
ton after the 9th Instant ut 1876. ~ gallon for
southern packages. Market firm al 43c.
Rosin.-Slrained rosin quiet and steady; sales OF
ontiop. February delivery, at 50 Is a. Darrel.
Crude Turpcntine.-hiarkel steady; sales of 525
barrels at 81 5 for hard and s3.1 for yclow-ilp
Tar mas declined sc. sales of l65 barrels ut
1896 a barrel. Market quiet -
CnttoH-Markct quiet aud nominal, wilhou OIL
cial quotations.
Tho receipts of cotton and naval stores to-day
were as follows: Cotton, 81 bales; spirits tur-
pentipe, 393 casks; rosin, lilo barrels; crude
iurpenune, 527 barrels; tar, 100 Darreis.-'o@T-
nal
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BY telegraph.

NEW YORK..
NEW YORK, February o-Noon.-Stocks ac-
tive and higher. Money, 4. Gold, 111S. Ex-
change-Long, 4S5; short, 1884, Governments
strong and active States quiet.
Evening-Moncy easy; bid. Exchange, 4s5.
Gold, 1llh0l11X. Governments strong. States
quiet and nominal.
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FEBRUARY 3.-Hogs-1, so arrived market firm
ana steady: poor fair live 6lsQ6sc city dresser,
mainly medium and light weight, S9SSc.; western
74@74c.
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State of Trade at other Points.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS

FEBRUARY 3.-Whest Is in very light receipt,
aud the market Is inactive at yesterdays figures
at &1.56@b1.72 for fair TO prime samples.
Corn Is active ut an advance of 1@2c since yes
terday; offerings to-day of 776 bushels mixed,
with sales at 50, 20, and 72c.
Eo.htng doing In rye or oals.-Gazette.
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BALTIMORE LIyE-sToCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, February 5.-Catt!e opened mora
active and closed dull; the very best on sale
QQBBc.; medium or good fair quality, 4114xc.i
receipts, ,64A; sales, i27sf Hog pf aEm Anu
celpts 6,743. sheep-Seceipts limited, with fatr
demand and higher az 4HQ7c. receipts, 1866.
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CT InIIIs MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, February 5.-Flour-Low grades IN
good demand and unchanged; high qualities dale
Corn dun and unsettled; No. 2 mixed. on tTack,
6OH@62c. Whiskey steady at 9Gc- Porf nm.
changed. Bacon quiet, With limited demand. Laru
uufet
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Now York Items.

New YORK. February 5.-Judge Alfred
Conking died at Utica to day, aged eighty
five years.
John J. Jones, well known in social, the
strical. and political circles, is dead.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

The following Is the report Of Mr.. L. Gtmmi.
wcighmaster, of the sales Of live stock from the
Goth January TO The 4th of February, 1874:
CATTLE.-59 head sold from 34@6Sc. q b.,
gross -,,
HOGs-Sold Mt 71.GDSc. q b.. net.
VEALs-Sold per head from s5@S12.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

bnt the prices were not made public. Sales, about
400 tierces clean California We quote nominaliy
com mon ~ fair at 6asQ77sc.; good, 7EISc.
Naval ,Stores-Ghe receipts were 24o Darrels
spirits AND 496 barrels rosin There were no sales
anouuced,-Netp8.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, February S-Flour .. n un sta FL
6SIb.5O. Bacon dull sud shaoe lower; 77f07kc.
for shoulders; 9Sc for clsar rtb 93e fog clear
key SC. for steam. Whiskey, 951fc. 9
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MILWAUKEE MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE, February 3.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat dull aud unsettled; No. tli'wau,
kle, S1.26E; No. Q, S1.24a Oats Ia gaoi demand
at full prices: No. 3, 414c. Corn In lair dt mana
and market tlrm; No. z mixed, 5Sc. Bye H. M
No. /, 774a Barley in fair demand and market
firm No. q, fl.S5.
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D.NyuLE TOBACCO MARKET.
IyscHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

Epppr,Ry 2-Receipts were much lager
the mast week than any this year, assisting prnci-
uaIly of inferior and common grades OF loose.
occasionally some good tobacco Is sold. AS mhcn
IF What Is now selling Il very soft, prices were
p,ther lower for some graces, though we commune
our former quotations -, ooSs, TX
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RAITIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February 5.-Virginla 6's, consols'
52E. West Virglnias, IL. Virginia 6s, DID, ~.
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s,1s,sNIssloy MERCMAHTs.

JA,xss u. RlcKLRN. NknhEN ~ &c o.
iale cY buckingham, Va Isle e1 Danv.ns, s.-
r p. FgCKLEN b CO. SES $3.50
81 sxIstsusJION MERCHANTS Ia EL9 Hu1ls,
Gp.Y4 aITatIRStsco. anu other Virginia md vest
err Rrcdacts, Cary street tstxeea TMeasn ane
Tha,eentbe shmsnd. va. "a { =. sof v,r.,.ia. d
+ nsriscoS, ESQ. JadgeE D. u. Wspfora. h,enr
Iaand, Va; Hon. jssAs 4. ksmfeg :.
s,nes az yirsfnsa; Cs,onei y. ". nGsnsv W.
WiDeaesssr, Va; " a. smart. -: w n
George d. kuskef. Esq, p ssr.ann 4 YCnesk.
Dankass. Isnvilses Vs. {. u :.
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100000

Adding the latter aggregate to the stocks, as
shown above, we obtain u total OF 4l6,6S5 hogs
heads for consumption In 1874, against 376 800
hogsheads for 1878, comparative surplus for
1874 Of 40,3S3 hogsheads.
TO complete The subject we present the accepted
esilmut,s for seed le;i tobacco, which fol-
lows:
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NEy YORK HOG MARKET

PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
FEBRUARY 3.-W6ol is nominally unchanged
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