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Brought forward

brought IOrWdTd
). Expenses for the Colonial Council
@St. CrOir.
For an assistant for the Councils
officers, printing expenses, sta
tionary and wages to a messenger
go, to an amount of........
J. The different Branches Of Adminis-
trQta0n and Public Institutions at st.
Cr0ir.
/. Officers belonging under the Ad-
ministratiOn.
The Bookkeeper, salary $4,000, but
of which is calculated will only be
used .----.............$ 1900
The Clerk in the Book
keepers Office. 1000
, 1874-10-31
Transport S

transport
b. Udglfer ved ColOnialraadet 70,
St. CrOar.
Lonning til Medbjelp for Raadets
Embedsm@nd, Trykningsomkost-
ninger, Skrivematerialier, Lon til
ct Bud m. m, indtil.
c. De forsh1eUlge Bestyre1sesgrene
og 0emAige lndretnamger p0o St.
Cr0dG.
l. Embedsmand we'd Administrations.
Bogholderen, Gage
$4,000, men hvoraf
anslaaes kun at vile
forbruges ...... 1900.
Fuldm@gtigen i Bog
h~oldercOntoiret -. 1000.
1850.
, 1874-10-31

Til en- Assistent SAINT til
6vrigt Contoirhold og
til Hestehold for Be-
tjente efter Indstil-
ling til P~r@sidentska-
bet og s~pecifcerede
Repninger indttil .....1,520
- 4,220
Lateris.,. 1s,O9t
, 1874-10-31

Fer Office expenses and
for keeping Of horses
for the Policemen, af-
ter previous approval
of the Presidency
and according to spe-
cited accounts, to an
amount of ........ 1905.
, 1874-10-31
$4,000.

TT "
For office expenses, af-
ter previous approval
of the Presidency
and according to spe-
Gifted accounts, to on
amount of ....... 996
, 1874-10-31

For a Police assistant,
for Office expense and
for keeping of horses
for the Policemen af-
ter previous approval
ofthe Presidency and
according to specified
accounts, to an amount
of................. 1870.
q
, 1874-10-31

The Judge and Recorder in
Frederiksted's Jurisdiction,
Salary 2,4o0.
Travelling expenses. 300.
, 1874-10-31

2. Refs og Politivasenet.
Underdommer, Skriver
og Politimester i
Christiansteds Juris-
diction, Gage $4,000,
men hvoraf anslaaes
kun at Vile fOrbru-
ges,-....... $2,400.
ReiseOmkostnin-
ger.-.......9 800.
--$2 700
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COTTON MARKETS. JANUARY s.


MoBILE.-Firm and bare; mlddlings, 1916; low
midtIngs, 15c.; strict good ordinary, l4c. Net
receipts, 527 bales. Exports SoastwiSe, 7l3 bales
Sales, 1900 bales. Stock. 69,9 6l bales.
MISUNDERSTANDING and In good demand
mddllngs 5.c;; low middllngs, 1901 rs; strict
S Bales: to France. 500 bales; eoastwlse, 1857
bales. Sales, 1000 bales. Stock, SO 1922 bales.
sTA-Irl ocular; middings, l5ac. Re
'I GtpAIYEsToN.-Firm and demand active: good or
binary, 1896; middlings, 1916 Net receipts,
$3.50 bales. Stock, IL 1 ,541 bales.
PHILADELPHIA.-Firn middlings, 1875. low
rec ef $50 Bale biles; gross, i,44S bales.
MEMPms.-Firm andin good demand; low mid
ding. l4A@l5c. Receipts, 1,2S0 bales. Ship
ments, 8, 90 bales. Stock, 63,96S bales:
DosToN.-Strong; middlings, SIC. Net receipts,
Great Britain, 3 SIS bales Sales, 400 bales. Stock,
WTIHINGToN.-Flrm mlddlings,. II 4c. Net re
ceipts, 261 bales. Exports coastwise, 643 bales.
Sales, 252 bales stock; 2,SsS Saes Auc We, 70
ceipts, 1853 bales. Exports ooastwise, 3,056
bales. Sales, 275 bales Stock, 25.622 bales.
Observation-Disclosures; middlings, 16c; low mid
dlings, 159c.; strict good ordinary, 14sc Gross
receipts S57 bales Experts co soo PSI s sas
NEW ORLEASs.-Active and firm: middlings,
1870; low niddlIngs, 59c; strict good Ordinary,
1szc Net receipts 1aoy nr 9a!so fSs baes
continent. ,O37 bales; FRANCE, 1880 bales coast.
wise. 81 so bales. Sales 600 bales last evening
5000 bales. Stock, 26O,369 bales.
sAyASSAH s firm; mlddangs, 1STcs; 6 Nel
bales; coastwise, 1918 bales Sales, 2,276 bales.
Stock, lO0,773 bales. '"tats9. 49,.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

JANUARY 3.-Bourbon whiskeys have shown In.
creased activity Will sales Of Large round lots OF
1871 goods, the stock Of which has been thus prac
tically exhausted. We find that the stocks Of the
years preceding 1873 are but little more than
third Of the stock Of S72 alone twelve months ago.
Prices are firm and advancing on the old crops and
are entirely steady on newer crops. HighwiEe5 are
steady.
throughout the week, and prices OF bagg1ng have
favored buyers. Dealers are lling orders at irreg
ular prices, ranging from l 3x91 &c. for and an
pound goods, though OF any size may lie bought al
are helu at 9@9kc. =. -s-
Bngs-There Is no quotable change We quote
2-bushel seamless bags, cotton, 81 @35c 2-bustel
burlaps at 13@15c.; 4-bushel burlaps, 10000;
gunnles In bales, 16@17c.; gunnies reserved, l ~
Badina.-Prices are unchanged. We quote extra
at 20Q22c.; No. at 1S@20c, and No. 2 ut 10
Q17c.
crately active movement In western manufactures
and Virginia. Prices are not materially changed.
We quote as follows: Fine bright VIRGINIA twist,
and IL Inches, SO @?0c.; medium bright Vtrgi ma
twist, 6 and IL inches, 62@60c; medium bright
Virginia, rs and las. 45948c; medium bright
and pancake, 55@75c.; common lbs, Virginia, ~
@45c.; Louisville navy. bs vs. As, and 5s, bright,
5O@52c; Louisville navy, lbs, Hs, As, ano 6s. ma
hogany, 45@ 4Sc.; Kentucky cable roll. 4SQ52c.
Smokfng-DurhaIn, genuine, lbs, Is, and rs, 55Q
7Oc.; common to medium grades, rs, rs, ana rs,
3O@45c. E5~ #h3
:, Leaf Ibbacco-The sales by warehouses during
the week, and the expired portion Of the current
month and tobacco year, are lin hogsheads) as fol-
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"N'AeetinS Of the workinSmen in,
New York

,,-,', w." ioEE, January s.-Thc proposed
VA .1'..rihs OF unemployed workingmen
n,,,.', '1ilule. About three hundred men
>nn,r' ABOUT IN groups through Union
,h ' 'r,, ,ut no leader appearing to organize
,i,nD ''M,ts as and as it was raining at the
''.t' laey soon disappeared. '''
YomnI i ,e"SSlls Union Square they went to
or -, rG Nus square, where, after about FIVE
"a. nr n"au1ta hieh had gathered, a meeting
m1n2 y; 5anIlea and resolution adopted de,
r; ,+n',ns work, the enforcement of the
,sa" ,n,ur law, the reduction of house.rent
sj,n -; i,ns ~. per cent, and its total suspen.
i, I'm" "!' Inc lst Of May. They then nd
Jrn r"ru WIN the understanding that a,and
Tr,s vnG,Ia'Ion will lake place on TUESDAY,
riI;na PREPARATIONS were made by the
,ir.. w 20 quell disturbances, but their ser
'''e> were not required. ava '''
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Lsatho,: Gole iss.hsr, ~ sole leather
ssnIoes ag3a2s; esae sry IS S s
Is calniinl. Trench Il.25G S2.2b IS; rdtlsh
skirtings 2s@ as 2c.2 - 8 i
p issn, sissl, Mails. &c. & sss.5s,
Iron Enasish and American refined AG4hc; @
s BAN nss'sdia ss Seee hssSsal.
sSoss Ss@s stsss Il Is rs ~ -
b.isssred. iasSc. q Is. American blisssied, iS9e
v D.
penny; other sizes extra .zttt,f
Plough. Castings: Wholesale, SIC; retail, exc.
Liquors, Wines, &c. Z & g. /. y
Ae: Scotch. best brands, pints, s2.25 q dozen.
Rettasd Whtstsg H I. Common 9, GILL full
$2Gs4 virginia Mountain, new, t2@s2.50; old
$2.600&3 go and upwards
Brand;ss {: Domestic, sl.2 S@s2 fruit. 81 $50
$3.50 apple new, I'll 90 DID, s2(ss2.oo whole
Gin: Domestic. s1.25@s2. !
Rum: New England, $1.40@s1.50; Jamaica
| and santa Cruz, @4@s6. ;aeI I K
Lumber, Slaves, Etc. q {
ipSsr White oak sls SssN 1'9H0 SG W Hs';
pine: $ss@s75 D, 900: Yellow pine boards. g
@$l5; joist, &16@s29. according e lengths
| 3Dingles-ptne, fZ.oU(99o. cypress, &I.oU@g1o:o
| a. 1000. Laths-Split, $l.50; sawed, $2.5U
| 1000.
| StGDes -Whiskey-barre timber. green. $19@1e
" 1000; seasoned, l5GS20 z 1000. Flour
barrel timber, s7@3s "a 1000. Flour barre
poles, $5(GS7: hogshead hoops, no demand; hlck
DRY hoop, $1O@12 nominal.
Rags.-Nixed cotton, 31zc.: white, 1000; wool
| len, 2@3c.
Rope: Manila, best, 23@25c.; sisal, 22c. u n.
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 40c@sl.25 q 100 feet.
Ponder. 1915 by the five kegs-less thai, fly
kegs, 81 25; busting, S4N$4.5O.
81 = Nartherr. SO. 1908 p bag Of 25 BIS.
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Philadelphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, January S.-The Pcnnsyl-
'AnA Association Of Soldiers Of 1872 cele-
t!a'cd the anniversary OF the battle of New
Orleans to-day b.; meeting.
The franklin Fire Insurance Company
has declared quarterly dividend OF eight
dollars per share. payable in gold.
e Inc American Llue steamer Indiana sailed
'of iAI"rpoo! to-day with forty-one passen-
gers. Her cargo includes 10000 bushels Of
wheat and corn, $50 bales of cotton, and
l,lS1 bags Of flour.
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Kissing atcalncr-oppositiOn to Chi
uese Immigration, &c, &c.

>,y TRAHc!-oo. January S.-The steam
>aIp China, from Japan and China, has not
- been heard from.
In The >ia', senate to-day Mr.. Roach in
;!"tliscd c2Iau--c"t resolution requesting
ioa-.,->> 10 49,. ~ the treaty with China so
&, 10 ;Hryrn; further Chinese immigration.
4 Similar rc- ,tl..0n was introduced in the
Assembly.
:. Clair, be man suspected OF having set
l!rto Portland, Oregon. in August last, WAS
aTfr-icI to-day. !!e WAS seen yesterday in
l." 4ri OF attempting: 20 cause another con-
fI..alioa III the same Town.
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.rhn Eilrar StGHNYt.

<.x Ycrl. j.a8rry SIS. w. Butcher,
...' ",r.r Fl e.. -..lmShip Edgar Stewart.
,,,..riqy ,.i,. reporter: AIN the sole
:, .rru,l. gwHrr OF the vessel Edgar
,..,,,rf. aa1 r." hall rot at her wharf be-
,,-... IL. ,l,..1 j." used in violation Of any
n,.....f:., 49, o.: he Government. | have
I-.lra Ter s...a-..- aud rctakcn possession Of
her. and rrH",>: Colonel Aguer' to deslSt
f,...i ,!kta-, ~" @ation in respect to the YES
-. =, her reputation is bad enough already,
,,.l f,>!-c.o :"icem il rs far as possible in
MIN l,r j. Ultimate employment
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Weather Probabilities.

,,.,..,,,a-, =. n,.~;:ary >.-For New Eng
.'.,,,.,~r westerly wines with areas
'@.,.' .. ,..l : ;rv.ail during the night.
,.l -: n.l:,y cloudy and colder
-. ,..y 80 E..t'r.
49,. ,':.1., safes and the lower lake
,..,.., .a.....-.: - noE'hwc>'eriy WINDS
',...~ '.arirg weather, and but
~. ,.g.r-. ~ .aIm?"rat IRE.
I...,. .. III S;a:cS east OF the Mis-
g.. ,.",., : .,niy sing temperature Win
. ,',,,;;.,ly ~ s:rg'y winds, and clear,
5.s.... ,,i,!l,'.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

JANUARY Sour grain markets were quiet.
Flour was unchanged Wheat WAS steady for spring
but winter was lower, With sales by inspections at
81 81 for No. q. S1.40@S1.41 for No. g. and No.
Corn was dull, and prices tended in favor ofbuyers:
No. mixed, 52kM53c. Oats buoyant, active. and
43c Eye was lower at s0@S3c. Barley was
dull and lower weather too warm for
mailing. Pork steady for mess at Sl4.75QSl o
change. Bacon was scarce and firm. Lard was firm.
Hogs slaughtered up to date at this point, sc
head against 377,327 for the same time last year.
Dressed hogs firm, and but few coming in; we quote
at *5.50@S6 for light 70 heavy. Hay dull and weak,
with a large supply Highwtnes were steady at 9Se;
Of loo. for nLiddllng. Tobacco was inactive no
salps.-TimeS,
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Ahe ALLEGED Boston Customs Fraud
Fire in Eee<snold.

Boston, MASS. January S.-Judge Low
''', OF the District Court, has taken the pa
iris seized from Jordan, Marsh 4 Co. out of
Tue hands Of the customs detectives, as it
; M's been clearly SHOWN that the papers that
"'ic Selzed were not covered BIZ the war
, ,"N' tie Will separate the papers, and re-
, ,Uin tho% not applying to the case. Nine
Teen hundred OF Ettc.four hundred papers
>'izru have already been returned.
Y, "a "'g =, 10 Neeineid to-day destroyed the
I .V"" nan and contents, including all the
; ~, Ics Oh his ancient town. Total loss,
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DON'T FAIL TO GO TONIGHT and
~ hear Prof ssor ALLAN EURR at Grace
Street Baptist church (Rey. DIR. Wjlson'sl. This Is
the last chance OF hearing this celebrated Star
lecturer; and 1t Is his best lecture, entitled, :"
Admission, 25c. TO begin at 81 O'Clock. ia 9r1t
DELEGATES TO THE "HAMPDEN
II SIDNEY COLLEGE CONVENTION - will
please report at the rooms OF the Presbyterian
Committee OF Publications. corner OF Main and
Tenth streets OH arrival In the city, and homes will
be assigned them by the COMMlITEE.
a.. A-1
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,

spain.
ma.sz;nn' january s.-Another nowder
wi,h q IN Cartagena exploded vesterJau
va tremendous report. ''s1oas
i,.urd aiS,. January s.-A decree has been
''F active service. Aese''e Vi 1874
pI r'' re carlIs; journals have been per.
dnion S - resume publication on certain con.
y. France.
g., n rsS,a. January s.-The Assemble,
bone ,h'i t. It's sitlngs. 4 motion to nosi
MayorrtN e elil concerning the nominat,on int "s
syin., , IltsT violent debate, was carried "A
"'' Tue "9y"rnmen. by majority Of 10
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WILMINGTON n C.. MARKETS

JANUARY 6.-Spirus 7urpentine.- of
l65 casks at 3Sc. per gallon for southern pack
ages. Market steady.
Rosin.-Sales Of ! ,315 barrels at .s2.15 q bar
rel Market closed dull at 50 i 8 without buyers.
Crude Tstrpenrine-Soft has advanced sc. Sales
of 700 barrels at SO for hard aud $3 for soft q
barrel. Market ST. ady. ...
S215 and 90 barrels in order at 50. 25 per barrel.
Cotton.--Market inactive, owing to the disagree
able weather. No sales reported. The following
l2kc good ordinary, 13Sc.; strict good ordinary
1870. low middling, 14kc.; strict low middling,
14ac.; middling, &c.; strict middlins, 15Ac. per
Dond,-,JourUuL
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State of Trade at other Points.
NORFOLK MARKETS.

JANUARY 6.-Cotton. The market to-day was
steady Sales reported of $50 bales on a basis OF
l4%914ac. for low midding the outside figure for
full-line low mlddlins. Receipts were ,037 bales :
exports, /, 730 bales Stock Oh the market 25 1855
bales.
Corn.-The market to-day was quiet but steady.
No sales reported.
Oats.-The market Is quiet, owing to the scarcity
of stock. Sales OF $50 bushels at soc.
Whedt.-1he market Is firm.
PeagautS-Market quiet but steady sales to-day of
6S bags at II. S5 @S2; bags at ~; bags at 81
and Is bags at $40.
EgaS.-1he market Is firm at &c. -.
Peds.-The market Is quiet No sales.
Pototoes.-sweet potatoes s. q barrel Irish po-
tatoes &2.50@x4 per barrel.
OnionS-Yellow, $3.50 a barrel. No reds In
market-Vir1iniGR
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.,a.s.> attitude towards Cuba.

EjY W.. January S.--Gcneral Rafael
p.r,.t;. arrive. bare Yesterday from New
ORLEANS. IL conversation he said that Spain.
vi. :,elIu&; can or monarclcii, was the
.,,.;.,Y Il Cu'.5. ana that CubanS intended TO
l,l ..,,...t AK 20.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, January s.-Flour in fair demand
aud firm. Wheat irmer; GALES Of white at 81 .65
amber, 81. SO red, 81 .45. Corn unchanged. Oats
unchanged. Provisions firm. Pork sold at 81 81 s
clear sides, Sic. Loose bacon--shoulders, 7sc.
clear rib-sides, 8H@8Ac clear Sides SIC, packed
Lard--tlerce, 9A@9hc.; key. 1901 OHc.; steam
SHMSIc WhlSkeY firm at 96c.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. January s.-Flour firm and I'M
chansed Wheat si strong; white choice. sl;90g
amber, s1.90@s1 90; GOOD 10 prime red IL .sOG
s1.s7; Corn strong; southern. s0c.i yellow SOC;
and firm southern, 5l@54c. Rye firm at COG
CSC. Provisions strong and nominal. Mess pork
&l6.25@S16.50. Other meats unchanged. West.
ern butter unchanged. Coffee unchanged. Whis-
key firm at 9Sc.@S1. Sugar firm and unchanged
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SAVANNAH MARKETS.

JANUARY -COtton.-Iarket firm: Sales 1,640
bales; good middlings, 15Ac.: middlings, l54c.;
low nilddlings, 1876; good ordinary, 14SYl 4Hc.
ordinary, 1870.
sight buying ut per cent. off; selling at p per cent
discount Gold nominal.
Rice.-Demand fair at W changed prices COM
mon to fair, 615g7Sc.; good, @7Ac.-Republi-
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<cw 9ork.

,,...-.y,.~s.r. January Sine recent
,I..S '-...,i The washing away OF the
,'. .....',, A. :.ut;son River railroad hrio"
u 49, 80: ms are cons, qUcnt!y delayed.
o. a., h.lr occurred on tic IoHgh-
i,'- 49,. Tern and the Due hess ana
!" = 'if, ,...se..J-.
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Officials Punished for Allowing q
Prisoner 90 Escape.

Wv Io!E. t-,uWary s.--EX-Sheritf Bren-
uauanl Deputy Sheriff Shields were found
Guilty. ;o.,tay {: csItemp, in disobeying the
oIdroi liz yolr; and allowing Henry w.
Genet to e-c3p" ron custody. They were
fuad so cacl. and sentenced to thirty days
i'm ia. ratl:y init,
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P.rT1,yDRE LIVESTOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. January Seattle declined 7sQl!H4c.
4x@5Ac.; medium, CAKE. ;receipts, 90 90 !; sales
l SAG. Hogs--demand model ate and a shade
ceps sSG2 SIZES d at 4a
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ST. IOuIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, January S.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Corn-Suffness Of holders checks bust
ness: small lots No. mixed, 56c., on track. Whis-
Sl4. 756$15 for irregular, a15.25@$1o so for
standard. Bacon firm; TIC. for shoulders, &c. for
clear rib, SC. for clear sides. Lard firmly hedat
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CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK MARKET.

: -------- UNITED RAnHOAD bTUCk-fd1 sDS'
JANUARY 5-11 A. M.-Receipts:-- Cattle, SS6
head: hogs, 1891 head; sheep. $3.50 head. snip
ments.-Cattle, 225 head; hogs, 2 622 head sheep'
EaitIe.NThe market IS firm common, s2:15g
$3.50; medium TO fair, s3;7oGs4.2o; gooo 70
Hnoa-The market Is fair; light shipping, % 20
Mx5sS5: good packers, IS 8 59$5 40.
Sheep.-Tbe market Is slow at S3.outg9o' as ~
quality.
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mARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY 8, 1874
sun rises 7.12l Moon rises. ....... l.3
sun sets......... 4.4S High ude. .-........ 9.O4
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY. 8, 1874.
la2r..- .sas: ~ ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Post, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, L. b. Tatum. .t
- SAILED.
Steamer Twilight, Lewis, Norfolk, j. W. WYATT
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Julia, Thomas, Baltimore, December
Schooner Louisa, Patterson, Baltimore, Janua-
ry1.
Schooner J. ". Hall, Powell, Boston. Tor thH
port, passed through He'll Gate January 6th.
(BY TRLEGRAPH.] l (
NEW YORK. January S.-Arriyed: New York,
Sevaua, City Of Brooklyn. Arrived out Canadian.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS

WILMINGTON. n. c., January S.-Spirits tllr
pentine firm at &c. Rosin quiet and dull at $2.1
for strained. Crude turpenne steady ut So for hard
S3 for yellow-dip. Tar steady at S2.15.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. January S-Noon.-Stocks actlveand
higher. Money loaned ut 2; bid. Gold, 11lS@
lllb. Exchange-Long, 4s2; short, 4s5. Govern
ments strong. States quiet.
Evening.-Money active at 6@7. Exchange firm
at 4e2x. Gold, 111H@l11S. Governments strong.
States quiet; better prices for some.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EACFiANIE
THURSDAY, january 8, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-White, 312 bushels. Red, ITO bushels
SALES.
WIIEAT.-Whitc, 100 bushels very coed on pri-
yate terms; SO bushels good at ~ 10; i0o bpsh,
els good at 81 .6S; 8 bushels fair at $1.65; 30
bushels fair ut 81 60-total 500 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, So bushels prime ut $1.SO; SO
bushels very good on private terms; 80 bushels
very good ut Sl.72-total, l 20 bushels.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, VA. December 2, 1878.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

Train No. l-SoUTuERN ExpREss--leavee Rich
mopd at 500 A. 81. arrives at Burkeville at s:O9
4. NJ, arrives at Danvile at p, NJ, arrives at
Greensboro at $50 r. 81.
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
EXPRESs--leayes Greensboro ut 1:l6 =. M; ar.
riyes at Danvile ut 1852 p. NJ arrives at Burke
vile at S:04 2. NJ, arrives ut Richmond at 1:0X
Pm - tl1' 115>J
| Train No. 3-THRoUGH MAIL-leaves Richmond
mt 1:4S p. III. arrives at Burkerllle at 1855 PM,
arrives at Danylle at 959 p. NJ, arrives at Green's
boro' ut 1890 A. 81. So A,
NO. ALTHOUGH MAIL--leares Greensboro az
2:15 A. NJ; arrives at DanyDe at 5:24 A. Id. ar
riyes at Burkeyie at l:35 A. NJ; arrives at kfch-
mOnd at 232 Z. NJ. II IN IL aIgGs
Train No. 5-LYNcHBURG PAssESGER-leaves
Richmond at 9:42 A. h.; arrives at Burkeyille at
1890 p. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg.ar 4:40 p. d.
Train No. .e-BURKEvILLE ACcoMMoDATIcN--
leaves Lynchburg at $50 r. AZ, leaves BurkeyiIla
at4:35 A. NJ: arrive It Richmond at 1903 A. 81.
Train No. connect at Brrkevllle with trains
on the Atlantic, Mississ II and Ohio railroad from
Lynchburg and the So. l. Pullman palace-cara
run from Richmond to arlotte, aud from Cnar>
lotte to tanta and New cleans without change.
Train No. makes Close connection ut Charlotte
with trains on the Atlanta and ilichmond Airline
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all points South and Southwest.
Through tickets sold 10 all points south aud south.
'~''' ',,'> ~ T. NJ r. TALCoTT.
dc q Engineer and superintendent.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, January s.-FIour in good demand
at full prices. Corn firm ut 57463c- Pork qu!el
SA@9c. BACON firm; shoulders, fAG17asc.; cleal
rib. s7s@S1ac. clear sides, S4@Ssc. Whiske,
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The following is the report Of Mr.. l.. Gimm.
weghmaster. of the sales Of live stock from the
LIST to The 7th of January, 1874
CATTLE-12s head sold from 34@64c u H.,
sHEEP.-Sold from 4@6c. % b., gross.
HoGS.-Sold from 74@s7%c. "a H.. net.
VEALs.-sold per head from S6@S10, common
to good.
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By Telegraph.
1rur vflpE NAREE FITS

an71nlh1nseuuuu-uIuussusry S-Cotton firm; sales,
lS,sules firm wirh mode
5SgS ba hohk sou}Sssn dow s9 IslI s9y
rate demand: "a: 1898 80 for CONN -
ira; sS:35@S11 for good to choice. H4nske
steady ut 81. Wheat 1@2c. better; light supply
and iair export demand. Corn Sc. better; fair In
qniry at S7E@SSc. for western mixed, In store.
Pork weak at - 5.25GS17. Reef unchanged. Lard
stendy at 9h@94c. Spirits turpentipe hrmer al
439434c: kosin quiet ut S2.45@$2.5 so for strain.
ed. Frci2hts TO Liverpool quiet.
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Especial telegram to the Dispatch,

Especial telegram to the: D,epatch.l
,WAsnHdTos, January 8, 1874. i
! Slight Unpleasantnessabss Zen.
) ators sherman Snd Tipten-T hc sale
4. ary-Grah, Question the Cause.
Senators Sherman aud Upton had aihttle
unpleasantness in the Senate to-day during
the discussion Of the salary.grab question,
growing out of the Nebraska senator read ID
ing part Of granger's speech, in winch
allusion was made to Sherman as million.
airc though he came into the Senate poor
mani The Ohio senator denounced Tipten's
conduct as grossly unsenatorial and the MS
scrtion rs grossly false.
The little excitement ended as such cpl.
sodes generally do, in very plckwickian
way, Mr.. Upton disclaiming any personal
discourtesy and Sherman, on the strength
thereof, subsiding into his customary sena.
torial dignity.
The ChieEJusttceshiP.
The request from Williams that his norns
nation to the chicfjusticeship be withdrawn
from, the Senate was entirely unexpected, rs
il is on,v twenty.four hours since he an
nounccd his determination to make figh
with the senators who were opposing him
The President would not have withdraw
,bc nomination except at his request.
The friends of Williams to-day express
| ,,.,o,ta.,ce that he would have beer