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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-17
DR.. M. s. JONES,
Or. L. De -eer Lyford,
prs. STAIRWAY & JANCsO,

eNURGEONS AND PHYSICIANS.
OFFICE--Main street, above Caswel &
Ellis store. jn2S if-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-17
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR.. j. w. OLIVER,

Office and residence,
Ill brick building, east side OF Spring St,
Court and First streets. Los Angeles.
f. 1S-Iy-H
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New York Items.

New YORK, January s2.-The jury in the
case of Benone Howard, to-day, found him
guilty, with a strong recommendation to
mercy, after one hours absence from the
courtroom. The prisoner was remanded
for sentence. Howard was charged with
using counterfeit match-stamps TO defraud
the internal Revenue Department.
The presidents of the coal companies have
agreed to open the trade for this year March
LIST at an average advance of 10 cents per
ton above the price of 1873, the price to ad-
vance at the end of each month: April, .
cents; May and June, 10 cents; July, Au-
gust, September, October, aud November,
Is cents. Miners strikes may affect these
figures.
passed resolutions condemning the COM
inupists and Internationalists.
Joseph Hafiecker, a German, who assaulted
Officer Walton with club in Tompkins
Square, was to-day sentenced to three months
in the peniteatiary. -.
The Juniata is off the Battery awaiting the
arrival of the Dictator, which she is to escort
to Key West. The Arapiles is also Oh the
Battery.
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ielfc- from DanNil.C.
.c,pov..uce Il :ae Richmond dispatch,

frnc>poy. nee II :c Richmond lispatch.J
DA&y;iLE. IA. JaG uary 81, 1874.
harm tc-iay that the bank stock l,000)
Transferred /; ,3-. George Price, admins.
traitor ct .Ichn +. Price, deceased, to each
u:ic If tie i've uauyi!ie churches, was trans
iyrrc, witliCV: :nn!tIiion or restriction.
The >rin.ann:Ial report of the Street Com
nli'trc to Tie Common Council (Nr. Thomas
i. Talbot cLairI4an) contains some interest
iu- ii.luc>. i:Ic total amount expended 10
H.. >iy month, cnGing the 3lst Of December
Wa Il, So. 90 Ills lie amount charged to
The owners u .";> j. S3.l9l; the amount paid
in bonds IL par. Sl.U49: value Of material
on land $:i.@@i%: and Inc balance, S,,0IS, is
tie ainounl acl Ua,ly drawn from the treasury
during the IA. six months of last year on
street accoanf. The committee estimate the
amount still necessary 20 pat the streets and
sidewalks III rider 1t SCI 800. Of this
aN"unt ,nc nIttIiai on hand, as above, Is
estimated al S1."Ia: tie amount TO be paid
hy Tie own"r. q. los, $4,000; the amount
10 &c pad l.: lends 10 contractors, So, 900:
t.c aa!arc'. %. ~ raised hy direct taxation or
o'hvlwi,c. %3i.l5". The committee propose
tola,,c he amount hy the sale of corporation
boMd> 10 he 0NIers Of real estate imme-
diately affected hy the proposed improve
mems.
The prc-id"r: OF the Tobacco Association,
NJ. p. ". Fcg1eii, remarked this evening
that tie weather and the amount Of buSi-
ne,> t!ansactei; to-day reminded Him Of
good old times" The warehouses had not
finished delivering 20 tie purchasers at sun.
sci thi, evening. One of the warehouses
sold 1900 pounds of old tobacco at old
prize. Ano:3er sold fifty tierceS, weighing
over 400 pounds upon al average, at prices
ranging tlom IS to SIS per hundred pounds,
and with This forty wagon-loads of new to-
hacco. repeat that there is decided de-
mand for old tobacco.
1t Is generally believed that the extension
Of The time allowed for the payment of taxes
Will greatly relieve the planters.
learn this evening from Pelham, n. c.,
tAat Mrs. Harvey, who took fire from a kero-
SELF lamp ahol.t twelve days ago, as then re-
I"red Ivy me, is now deemed beyond re-
coNc:r. ALPHA.
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III EsE0ligg 81 B1aalu. n.
TIE oHro-sTRgRrS BRIDdg DgsTR0YHD
Ter. Elrai 0 sles. go q : Masa.
THE LOWER foRT1oHaors sgRA1E ZEE
;sSS sYATos c1RRIEp AwAy.tss So ss' s
Loss, 100000.

BUrrALo, m. II January 22.-The veg
ther and high wafer caused the Ice I'D the
Buffalo river to move about IL O'Clock this
morning, piling up In such force ngairst the
bridge oyer Ohio street as To- carry away that
strong structure, and in Its course sweeping
ten first-cfass vessels down the stream, piiing
them in one mass againstthe Michigan-Stre
bridge. The bowsprits OF the vessels in
their rapid course carried away the lower
part OF iPlymton's elevator and completely
demolished the sheds Of the New York Con:
trail Railroad Company. 2.s. Il. -
The loss is estimated at $1,000, 900. The
damage to Plymton's elevator Is 10000.
The Micbigan-Slreet bridge still holds the
accumulated mass bat should 1t give way.
there is no calculating the damage 10 the!
vessels and property below. The water is;
now overlooking the banks and running into
the lake through the Hamburg canal. The,
greatest excitement prevails.
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Weather Probabfri,fes.

WASHINGTON, January 22.-For New Eng.
land and thence westward over the northern
portion of the Middle States, cloudy weather
with rain, and continued high temperature
and falling barometer during portion of
the day, the wind on the coast increasing in
force.
For the Lake region, cloudy weather with
rain or snow during the night, followed BY
rising barometer, lower temperature, and
northeay TO westerly winds.
For the Northwest, partly cloudy and
continued cold weather with snow in the
Lower Missouri and Central Missis sippi
Valleys.
For the Ohio Valley and thence south
ward to the Gulf, variable winds with areas
OF rain and lower temperature by Friday
night. --..-s----.-.--.-',
For the southern portion Of the Middle
STATES ana thence southwark to Florida, gen.
orally fair weather and high temperature
with southerly winds will prevail during the
greater portion of the day.
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Inc Jefiersonyille Southwest Virqinion
says mat a spring has been discovered in
Mercer county, West Virginia, that has
'iiected some most remarkable cures in cases
Of running sores Of long standing, scrofula.
ana kindred diseases. Indeed, 50 beneficial
i'as it proved in all organic affections, cuta.
heous erupiions, &c, that the afflicted are
visiting the spring from a distance of TWEEN.
" or thirty miles, and carrying away large
tnantities OF the magic waters for che bene.
III Of their afflicted friends.
Cnie:Justes Waite was confirmed by q
ro.e OF GS-a.i in The affirmative,
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SUIT AS TO TIE VALIDITY OF TIE KETRo.
crssIoS OF ALEXANDRIA, washington, Jan
uarv 2l.-One of the suits long talked OF
designed to test the validity of the act OF
Congress of July 9, 1916, retrocedlng to the
State of Virginia the city and county OF
Alexandria was brought this afternoon IN
the Circuit Court of this District by Judge
Westel Willoughby, counsel Tor r.. a.
Philips. the owner Of the North Arlington
VINEYARDS, against Charles W. Payne, the
tax-colcctor of Washington township, OF
Alexandria county. The declaration sets
forth that Payne, claiming TO be collector OF
faxes under the State laws OF Virginia, pre-
sented TO said Philips bill of SlG5 Ii for
taxes assessed upon his estate in Alexandra
county by the laws of Virginia, and threaten.
ed Philips to distrain and sell for the same
wbcreupon, to prevent the sacrifice OF bis
property, he (Phillps) paid The said amount
Int that he is now advised that the State OF
Virginia had no power to levy, and the said
PAYNE no right to collect said SlG5. 16, be-
cause the county of Alexandria, in which
the estate so taxed is situated, is portion
of the District Of Columbia, and not apart
of the State of Virginia; the said county
having been coded in 1889 by the State OF
Virginia and accepted by the United States,
in pursuance of the Constitution of the
United States, as portion OF the permanent
seat of government thereof; and that any
net purporting to retrocede the said county
is urconStitutional and void; whereby the
plaintiff claims that lie becomes entitled to
the renayment OF the $165.16 paid to the
defendant, and +hereupon be brings suit.
It is supposed that the defendant will
come to Washington and allow service to be
made on him, for it is not believed that the
marshal of the District will claim Jurisdic-
ton on the other side of the Potomac anu
send bis officers to serve writs there Cor
resemblance Baltimore Sun.
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DANyrILE TOBACCo MARKFTT.
NORFOLK MARKETS.

JANUARY 90 Cotton - The market to-day was
quiet Sales reported Of 200 bales on a basis Of
14kaD144c- for low mtd1iing. The receipts were
1900 bales: exports q ~ bales, and the stock
the market, 24,37S bales.
CorRv-The market to-day was quiet but firm.
Sales reported of only 700 bushels damp white at
CSC. ~
Oats.-The market to-day was again quiet. No
sales to report. Is
IEtedt.-The market remaius steady.
Pean,ns.-The market to-day was active and firm,
with an advance III prices; sales of 144 bags ut
S2.75; 165 bags at 20 60; 10 bags at $3.50 and
IA bags at S2. 45-total sales, 342 bags.
PeG8-The marker Is firm with good demand ,
sales OF blackeyes al 1885 ~ bag.
EQqs-Dull at 23c.
Potatoes. sales Of sweets. Irish, s2@a4 per
barrel. r..st-
0nions.-Market steady. We quote at $3.50 ~
barrel Vir1intaT.
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TIcuB,RSE London, January
2l.-George II. WbalIey, member of Parla-
ment, has written to the papers rersistlng
that the statements made by Jean Luie du-
ring bis examination as witness for the de-
fepdant in the Tichborne case were true, and
expressing bis belief that the confession
made by Luie at his subsequent trial Oh the
charge of perjury was obtained by bribery.
For this Mir. Whalley has been summoned
to appear and answer the charge of con-.
temut Of court.
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RaIrIm,,sE MARsErs.

BALTIMORE. January 22.-Flour UNCHANGED.
Wheat quiet aud steady prices unchanged Corn-
Write southern Arm nj S4Q90c. yellow southern
nominal ut S0@S5c.; mixed western quiet st $50
SIC. Oars weak; southern. $4,000; western,
SSS659c, Rye, $lGSl .02. Hay unchanged. Pro-
yss9ns Suiet and strong. with an advancing tenden-
CIV. Mess pork, s16.50@B16.75. Bulk meats
No stock oferiag shoulders, &c, clear RIB sides,
SIS Racon-ShouIders. 7zc.; c;ear ribsides active
ia demaud. and held firmly 1T exc. sugar-cuned
hams 2M13c. Lard firm ut &c. Butter unchnnSe6-
Coffee strong and UNCHANGED. Whskey nrn ~ ".
S,,n-lr iilichunZed. 49,, 1890
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From South America

NEW YORK, January % The steamer
South America, from Rio Janeiro via St.
Thomas, brought as passenger ex-Presi-
dent Baez, of st. Domingo.
Tclegraphic communication by cable laid
aIopg the coast has been completed between
Rio and Para. The line Is to be rapidly ex-
tended from Rio to the River Platte on the
south. and from Para to the Island Of st.
Thomas on the north.
The Supreme Tribunal of Justice Of Brazil
have indicted the Bishop of Oliudo for a
violation of the Constitution.
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NGw SIaNSrcSEsvyvs sTgLEox ApI-s ARN.
lSa AGAINST srosX Aky UAs1RB long.
needed improvement. I'm the Interest of the
country nc large, but The commercial interest
in particular, has st lass been effected. Il
submarine telegraph line and system Of
storm and danger signals has been establish
ed between Norfolk and, Alhemarle sound,
and will soon be completed to Cape Hatteras
Congress In 1872 directed that tines OF tele-
graph, life-safing stations, and system OF
marine signals be established on the lake and
seacoasts. In accordance with this, General
Albert J., Meyers, chief of the United states
Signal Service, assisted by Lieutenant HOW
gate and officers Of the service, have COM
pleted such line sixty miles Ia length along
the jersey coast, while several other lines
on other coasts are in progress. Some
months Since a corps OF officers and men
passed through Baltimore on their way
to Norfolk, Va. They Immediately COM
meneed operations on a line of telegraph to
extend from Norfolk 70 Cape natteras, dis.
tance OF 1877 miles, with intermediate signal
and lfe-saving stations along the coast. This
work has been pushed forward rapidly, and
will soon be entirely completed. Several
telegraph operators have been sent from Bal
timore TO the ncwly-completed stations by
DR.. II. J. Penrod, and the line has already
been ayailed of with benefit by the under
writer's at this port in reference to vessels in
distres, on the coast. When the project was
first instituted Mr.. Marcus L. Dudley, OF the
Baltimore Marine Observatory, was invited
70 a conference at Washington, Whcre ar
engagements were perfected by which oil the
dispatches regarding vessels on tue soisl
viii be entered at the Exchange reaolnS-
rooms.
Heretofore there has been no systematic
arrangement touching the regular polltlca-
ton of vessels having passed Fortress Mon
roe. snd rs 4 consequence steamships ire
o,Ieu;iv passed in without being announced.
By the CIV arrangement notice ofali disasters,
wrecks, or vessels passing near the statlons
along the coast from Norfolk to liatleraS
will be Immediately transmitted by telegraph
TO Baltimore. Not only this, but precau-
tionary signals will be displayed to warn
vessels from the dangerous coasts, and assist
ance be in readiness with lfe-saving appa.
rstus. boats. &c. 1t is not necessary to dwell
upon the benefits to result from this great
work. Not only will the weather informa-
ton be greatly increased in value, and lnfor-
nation regarding disaster be given to those
interested. but communication can readily
be held by signal and telegraph with vessels
Of the merchant and naval marine at the va
rious ports. The entire work has been &C
compished by the members OF the signal
service, who deserve especial commentator
for their efforts.-Bdltimore Sun.
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REMOVAL OF Duty FROM LICoRrcE.--EarIy
in the present session of Congress Dir. Davis,
of Virginia, introduced bill to rebate the
duty on licorice and other ingredients used
in the manufacture of tobacco. snuff, DC.
The bill is yet pending before the committee,
but the matter will be pressed, and there is
reason to believe that favorable report Will
be made.-Ne,c York Herald.
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isk ~. ~ ~ =, = ~ ii
~ 80 - 4s,k114-
~ go
lssG1flfsA00f Ssnpafy. kR-sl8E Extfs
nzzsed for III 1osarss gsS ~ hed ssakkae
uun COY ~ !, n - 20
t,,saliARSagAAet ssnMsss
siye qmss a " $3.50, III 81 ves&e
hscsipts GU hen0 .slspnnents. y!B nsa1; !.
sS1. 1QQt6 JaHnary y s..-l1s4 ~. k4zGe G9A
aDa soTer; shtP2ayg $500 ~ 49,
$500 head shipments $50 head ~ &
Sheep.-TtA HaFke f shows q coed 1ocxg de1nzn6
f1rnyed s0rneNTtaf m, not fnffS anaueY fhS d.
insnd !: trade VIZ sunfct ~, Ssfntdsy Tor want oc
supply.: prices iiTIn 81 for fkdr % ned
min. ana S976aDiH FOR EuS5f 10 choice
PfrTsHTRcIf. Jajifisly If M.l--fh0 mxfkef
closed drrn I,r cattle aIi srs sfae hfe1ef
Se ,l,sfr .,sf,ne -, srtrs ri taTa hjcliex ~ Is
GSF III lyness;,,a m cross ssSsfsicf -
NJ a "a IA ~ = es,Sss'
ai rS 49,, h.. hoe,, : ev,1ss
.s ~
us LUX, rstg - -.
s. - sesaaI
- S1ENCIssNATf. Janusry z.-I3ogs-sinc oax -
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ne ia>t letter Of Charles Astor Bristed,
Nh, uied last week at Washington, was emf.
Aen'ly characteristic:
am still alive. For twelve days l have
s"!!crcd such agonies as cannot be described
OF imagined. Monday the 18th was easier.
, ,ooH the sacrament, and hope TO die quietly,
ou' ! 'in reserved for more suffering. My
i".',l! ana friends have shown me the great.
ct e., kindness. | think it ought to be made
.rS"i 10 XII such invalids as myself. l say
'A.' rs Christian.
"CHARLgs AsToR BgIsrED.
+. s.-My servants have been like angels
" me-. Were | 10 live | should write a
la!inode on the nish."
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Rev. Lewis Henley died on the morning
of the 18th instant. He was member OF
the Baltimore Conference Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, and in charge of White
Sulphur circuit.
Mr.. Lataue's letter is still the general theme
of conversation, and will probably continue
to be for some time yet Wheeling InteIl'-
gencer.
SOCIETY NEws.-blrs. Senator Lewis re-
eeiyes to-day at No. 1907 & street. Wash
inqton ReIublicdn.
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PosrAL.-Charles II. Grove is appointed
postmaster at Massanultep, Page county,
vice J. n. Brubaker, resigned. Philip 81.
Pendleton is appointed postmaster at Cuckoo,
Louisa county, rice NJ. II. Pendleton, re-
signed. Adam F. Britts is appointed post
master at Shawver's Mills, Tazewell county,
utce Reuben Repass, deceased. The post
office at Penola, Caroline county, is discon-
tinued, there being no candidate.
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The Georgia Legislature and Civil
Rights.

ATLANTA. January 22.-Joint resolutions
of the General Assembly condemnatorY of
the ciyil-rights bill have been passed. The
Republicans affirm that the effect of the pas
sage of the bill will he to break up the pub
lic-school system of Georgia. All appropria-
tions will be withheld by the Legislature
should the bill pass.
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NE CASAL.-We learn that the principal
break Iii The canal on North river has been
iiElSHlrd. and ;nat q large force of hands
III nearly completed the repairs to the
smaller brcah. i is believed the work will
,,e completed to-day, anti the entire line will
then be open.
Inc L'Xlne'on packet and several freight
ho"'> Tor Lexington and Buchanan left the
GiI! Yesterday morning, anticipating no trou.
we from the ice in tie Cat pond or delay on
IreoIn( OF The damages by the late freshet.-
Ay"shjnry IIrgiatan.
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WILMINGTON, N. C.. MARKETS.

JANUARY 20.--Spirits Turpertine.-The market
has advanced &c Sales Of ,105 casks as follows
IT'S casks al 44c.: 90 casks at 44c: 80 casks at
45c; 600 casks buy er's option, january delivery.
at 45c.; an 100 casks. buyers option, February
delivery, at 4Sc. Fer gallon for southern packages
Market closed firm NJ f5c.
RoSin.-StraineG rosin firm. Fine grades strong
Sales OF 500 barrels strained ut 1915; 90 barrels
strained at S2.17k; 900 barrels strained. buyers
option, February delivery, at SO 20 also, ! 90
barrels pale at s4@s4.50, and 90 barrels extra
Crude Turpentine-salcs Of 1000 barrels at
steady.
Tar.IMarket firm. Sales OF 81 barrels at s2.35
Cotton The following are the official quotations
Low ordinary, lie; ord. AIRY, 12c; good ortlna-
ry 1876; strict good ordinary, 1876; low mid
ding, 14Sc.; strict low middng, l5c.; middllng.
15Ac.; strict middling. 15kc-Journdt.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

DOUBLING & PENDLETON,
~ REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AGENTS, AND
AUCTIONEERS, J,
Office corner Ten:h and Bank streets, Richmond,
Va,
have OH hand and for sale HOUSES, LOTS, o.
BURBAN RESIDENCES, &c: Also, a numoe e! Oh
excellent FARMS to all OF which we call the atten-
Particular attention paid to RENTING OUT
HOUSES. LEASING + . RMS, &C.
AGENTS for PORTSMOUTH FIRE1NSUEANCE
COMPANY, OF PORTSMOUTH VA.
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State Of Trade at other Points.
ALExANDRIAM ARKErg.

s JANUARY 21.-Wheat IS -s;eady at ycsterdayss
quotations: offerings light, with sales OF q choice
lot of white NJ 81.S5. aud red ut S1.6O. 81. 6S,
.6S. e179. and $l.72 for fair to very good. and
else for prime; Corn Is very active and firm !;
offerings OF 1850 bushels, with sales OF white nc
$780,. mixed at 7&G177c.. aud yellow at 75c. Oats
are quiet; sales af 6Oc..s GdseSte ;5s ~
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
england.

England.
LONDON, January 22.-The Times pub
fishes the substance of o note from Sls-
;marck, who holds the French Government
accountable for the violence OF the Ultra
montana press in France.
Parepa Rosa Is seriously I'LL.
A dense fog prevails at noon, with no
prospect of lifting.
~ Gf France.
PARIS, January 22.-The sale OF L,Op'f-
ion Rationale IS forbidden.
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@ HAVANA, January 81 IF oreigners VIII pay
their quota Of the forced loan OF SSO, Voo,oOol
because their business depends upon the pay
ment. Their quota will amount TO from
5000 TO $50, 900. Il is understood that
$40 coo OF that amount goes to pay soldlers.:
sailed from Havana with a band playing, q
rabble gathered ON the wharf and Kissed as
abe passed dipping her fag TO the Moro Cas-
tie and Spanish war vessels. 81 3: ::,z
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. January 22.-F1our quiet and un-
81 < SOSs15.75.. Lard quiet and Arm; steam, SH
sl9c.: Kettle, 9k@94c. Bacon firm and scarce;
shoulders, 7l@74c.; clear rib, s1@S4c. Whsxey
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I,OUIsyII,LE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. January 22.-Flonr aud grain an.
cr,ngea. Trcvisions quiet and firm sSrs gHass
rib &C.. cle,r, SIC. Lard quiet fierce. 8c. keS,
exc. Steam, Sc. Niiskey quiet at 94he.
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gslisss 4sassi M1o s.
3. Rags; Manila, bsa as@a sas sisaI, NE q q. !;
- Psssdess sshess Etc. II
Fuse. Toy's missing, 4cs, as 3a1 Loo feat.
:. Posedse &c. K by the me keEs teaA sisssS I've
kegs, OF .25: blasting, 81 S94. so. rs
sat Eosfhern, s2. 76a ass q bag of 2S rs.
7rfsdsones:2@ 81 ~
IS Mill Feed. vs.
Taert Brnn zoe. al bnsfei.
BSoscnsfnH = 25c- 81 hnshel. II
: Corn BTIfs: 1Sc. ~ bnshcss. 81 49,.
4 lStfpsfHH % &c. N nushel. - IL az y
G Shorts 2Qcs "A fEsi,eI.
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LIE BENNINGTON CATAsTRopHr. Bennsnq-
ION; w., january 2l.-An investigation was
haa To-day as TO the cause Of the explosion
i,st night in the knitting-mM here, which
does not show that il was the result Of care
Iessness. All the wounded but one wilir
f soI Nine dead bodies have been identi.
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BALTBrDne (ATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, January 22.-Cattle dull and 3c.
that generally rated first quality, 4AQ5&c.:
for medium or good fair quality, 4@4Kc. re-
ceipts, 1.714; sales, 1883. Hogs-Dcmand fair
with increased receipts: coru-fed, 7@71c; sdless.
7fc.; closed firm receipts, s,2O7: Shesp-tn-
creased receipts with fair demand ut 4A@5e,, the
latter for extra: receipts, 8 .26S.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. January 22.-Flour scarce and wAnf-
ed Corn shade better at 59c,; No. q mixed, east
rack, GO@6OHc; elevator, 61@81Ac.. February.
Wilskey unsettled ut 97c. Pork steady. Bacon
firm shoulders, 7Hc; clear Rib, 6Hc.; clear, DC.
Lard firm Mt &c. --E---- - = ...-{.tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-23
Fatal Engine Explosion, &c.

Fatal ENG Inc EXpIOSI0H9 sKc'
New ORLEANS, January 22.-The engine of
a freight train on the New Orleans and Jack.
son railroad exploded near Pass Manchoe,
killing the engineer and fireman and wreck
ing four cars. The mail trains were delayed
two hours.
The constitutional amendment limiting
debt and taxation has passed both Houses.