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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12
CINCINNATI TOBACCO MARKET.

Report of the Cincinnati lraf.tobacco market for
tn. week ending February 9Th:
All grades OF leaf tor acco are in active demand
al aoOur range OF prices current last week
RmODg the offerings were few pucka2eS OF new
Wet Virginia bright wrJppers and filters OF very
good qualify. whcn were readily taken AT very sat
isfacrory prices TO The shippers. lbis weather y
again too cold for handling the new cufItng haf,
Consequently nothing uoiny. The total ferlngs Il
eucllon foy The week were 6l9 hogshe.ds aud 200
boxes.
The Following sales were reported at one OF the
leading wal ell Ouses:
173 hog hesds and 1914 boxes: 80 hoRsheads
Mason county. ny, trash. Jugs. and LEAF: at,S70
6 at >llGI-l4.75 s 1t $l7.500tl975, Al at
s2O.5O@>29. 4 at s3lM.31.75 ~ hog:he4ds
Bros II county. ohio trash, Tugs. and Leaf; IL
scraps at Il. 4On&4. 10 6 at ts.l5@s9; SatSl0.
Sl4.5O. Is a. fl5 25"slS5U goat *22Y*297 70,
3 III $50. 1915, ,32.75. Il ho2shelds Uwa
untv, W.: So 5Oq.9 80, II sl3 20 at
81 6, SIT. ,22 ho:-h:ads new at II sl2'
$3.50. 80 hogsralls Pcndleton county, ~,
trash, lugS. AND leaf: scrans at rs go. l2at $50
1915, I2ats 1U.75@S14 SO. 5 Ut *16@slS, a.
.2OG .22.75. 10 boxes Vast Virginia: ut BIB
aDSl5 so. 8 a. Sl6G)s17 SO, at $1,000, $50;
40 l4I cast; Dnio scrd. filters binders. and
Wrappers: 9 at Ls7.IoQs7:9o, "a ~ tsgt9. 90,
IS ut s10MS14 so, al SIS, 1T $25NS252o.-
Times
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The Florida Senatorial Deadlock
EaafanfI

SAVANNAH. GA, February ia special
to the Morning Ne,cs from Tallahassee, Fla,
says G. w. Jones (Democrat(, of Escambia
county, has been elected United States sena.
tor.
[Second Dispatchl
TALLAHASSEE, February 11.-C. W. Jones
(Democrat) was elected United States sena-
tor to-day on the twenty. fourth ballot. The
result was received with great demonstra-
tions Of rejoicing, which would have been
uproarious had not the President used his
gayel vigorously. Mr.. Jones is lawyer,
and stands in the front rank Of bis profess
sion In this State. Florida sends an anIe and
honest man to represent her interests In the
national councils. =
Especial telegram to the DlspAtch.1
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, February 1.-THE
senatorial contest has at last come to au end,
and Hon. C. A. Jones, Of Pensacola, has
been elected to fill the place which will be
made vacant by the expiration Of the term
of the present senator (Abdyl Gilbert), which
expires ourthe Sd Of March,
Mr.. Jones is a native Of Ireland, and is
forty-one years of age. He came to the
United States when ten years old, and took
up his residence in Pensacola in 1854. He
is a self-made man. He was admitted to the
bar in 1857, and is at esentaconsidered one
of the best lawyers in the State. He ran for
Congress in 1872. and was defeated by Mr..
Purman, the present representative. In
1874 he was elected to the lower house of
the State Legislature. He is q moderate De.
mocrat, and his election is not considered q
party triumph. He is an hgnest and able
man, however, and will represent his State
with fearless fidelity.
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\ New ARCHBlsHor.-A tell gram was re
,"Nra from Boston this morning stating tina
Hl>aoI, " God, o. phIadeIphla, had received
-. appointment OF archbishop at the hand:
% IL" Pope. We ale euabled to confirm
t., report The appointment was made
,s:u" tim" ago, but no official announce.
Iara, Of the tart has been made. Serera
months may ,lsp>c before the palllum AND
accompanying documents will be received
ifo1n i;rin" and B-hap Wood is formally in
vested with hI, new dlgDity. There have
t'"H various rumor> in the newspapers con-
"'fuiug this matter, and they can now be
- II rest by the above statement. A pro-
'&rr "iII in ali pro- ability be created out
~ Pcuu>y l,aniA for the new archbishop
J Il" state comprises at present six bishop
;lc~, Including the nrwlv.crcated one at
leading, aud Is embraced IN the province OF
Baltimore, under the care Of Archbishop
E'!'"y, stationed At that city. Philadelphia
Ie.'Fopt Fr5runry lOH.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, February 1.-the market opened
with toIpraLly fair degree Of activity and prices
we:e u shade better &c, orally throuehous he list
than last week quality considered; very E,st Ion on
q, 10 today 5hn7Ac.; that generally rated first
quality. 5Ca5hc medium to good fair quality. ~
G5c. ordinary thin steers, oxen. and cows AZ
4hc.; most sales at .4hG5sc. Receipts 1881
head. Sues, Ii OF head.
Hozs-The run has been quite light curing The
past wee1. Notwit,isla lnng the demand nus neen
more rate prices have advanced aud Sales are
II .cted rs to quality; 9A1l0hc for fair TO good
corn. fed hons. nm for stlrfs 91ay9a: IN. re ure
no prime rorn-fcd hogs among The Receipts am
these reluIy sell at the Top pric'. ne harSet
closes firm, with fair prospects Tor good hogs ne
ccipt, Z, 403 he9d. ,,,-
sheep have advanced 4HHc.; goon quailty ln iaIr
a mgnd whilcc mmou are slow. At present tln re
is no gu: side ,euand. sales b ING confined To nome
Nclnrnd common - fair, ShQ4Bc.i good 10 extra,
Gd7:. accepts, 222l head.
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. Conversational Caucus.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE Senate
caucusSed this morning on the order Of bust.
ness. There was TO have been a joint eau
Gus tonight, but it failed, probably on &C:
count of the bad weather. The South gen
orally was to have been considered.
[Second Dtspatchl e.
WASHINGTON, February ia joint eau.
Gus oil the Republican senators and repre-
sentatives Was held tonight. Owing to o
misunderstanding the attendance was small
only one hundred being present. The Joint
committees ofthe caucuses of both houses
report presenting bill inns
the President TO suspend the writ of habeas
corpus in certain cases, and 10 accordance
with previous acts giving him power to use
the army and navy to maintain peace
aud suppress disorder; to appoint
deputy marshGIs and supervisors Of
elections in congressional districts,
who, in addition to their other powers, can
arrest persons who may attempt 10 ntmi-
date elections or otherwise unlaWfully inter-
ferc with The conduct OF elections. Provi.
sion is IN ide for fair and full registration of
legal voters under pres crbed regulations
and it is made unlawful for any Of the re-
constructed States 10 impose excessive poll
taxes and TO require the prepayment thereof
as gu LITIGATION for voting at any election at
which members Of Congress shall be chosen.
1t declares the exhibition or use of deadly
weapons on days of registration and election
for the purpose Of intimidation or violence
criminal offence, punishable by fine and
imprisonment at the discretion OF the court.
Rep esentative Smith, of Virginia, moved
to strike out the words reconstructed
States" his Object being 10 destroy the Sec
tional reference, and if the BIZ was to be
passed to make 1t applicable to all the States.
He protested agaiuSt further Federal utter
ference in the affairs of the South.
Representatives Dawes, Of Massachusetts ;
Cobb, Of Kansas and Williams, of Mlchl-
gan, agreed in the main with the gentleman
from Virginia; but Messrs. Lawrence, of
Ohio; Albright, of Pennsy lvauia, and LyLc,,
Of Mississippi, took the opposite ground, H..
>sting that there was the creates. need for
Federal Interference to protect colored men
IN the exercise Of their rights.
The caucus was not altogether harmon.
Gus, and, without actloD, it adjourned until
Tomorrow night.
Several members stated they thought their
Time will be more probably employed Fri.
day night in listening 10 ColtaXs lecture on
the character Of Lincoln.
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RE.pY MosEY.-We believe there is more

READY MoSEY.-We believe there is more
ready money circulating among the people
of Pittsyvania than in any other county in the
state. As an evidence OF this we cite an H.
cideu,: At a large sale of personal property
near thi, place recently, though credit OF
six month, was offered on all purchases eX-
ceediug so, but two parties of all the pur-
cHa>srs would take the proteTed credit and
givcYhrir notes, preferring rather to pay the
cash for everything. This was certainly Il
hopeful and healtby financial sign.- Chatham
| TrjjU,p
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DAH. RICE Is EvIDENTLY A BANKRUrr-
Debts. 100000 ASSETS. SO >pcciai DIS
y,arcn TO the Cincinnati Times l. Pittsburgh.
February Gin the United states District
Court, Dan. RICE, the wellknown clown.
Ii Ell voluntary petition in bankruptcy. He
gave list ol editors with liabilities raugiul
from 81 to so, 900, makinga total Of ABOUT
100000
Dan. placed his assets at SO, which covers
suit OF clotning--e Kemp: under the lax.
Rice j. a reSidcu. of Girard, Penn, and l.
evileuly, preparing for the next summer
cam palSu.
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ync President on the Civil Rights
Sitl.

Daring the discussion of the cIyii.rights
l.fl IN, session the President SAID That be
would ye,o any bill which provided for
uI,yc! schools. Iii, nov known that il the
Mn which recently passed the House should
y..rh the President he would sign it; and
b. laid today lha' he would even be willing
=. 20 further. ~ be j. fully convinced that
SOM. decisive legislation Is necessary, or the
,.u.ur,l ,nlu in large portion OF the conn-
iry y,in fan into state having ali the evils
,nI IIckiu. ou!y the name OF slavery
w. -4aon telegram, 9m- Nelo York Tn
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luz WEAGnxK on " EnNhsnAY.--Snow al
A'peha. Chicago. Cleveland, Detroit, Escau
49, hIand- Harep, Knoxville, Marquette,
-"''' aukie, Port Huron. and Toledo, and
t~'" Al haIVe.tJu, Mobile, and Montgomery.
N Ia tI'.tnom"'er stood as itl Lows: Albany,
-'I!r'r; hnsu>ta, 40; Boston, u lAarles-
WI, II; Chicago, 81; Cleveland, 90; De
,''''I Galveston, 81; Key West. "a; No
,. .:i, -; N~" Oriran>. 10; New York, ii :;
'a "'''H",Iph,a. Is; SAVANNAH, A.; Washing
700, - WliGhnstor, 81.
-, -, a, compaf~d aih ~
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South America.

New YORK, February 1l.-Peruvian ad.
vices stare that battle took place on the 10 b
ultimo about four Leagues from COZ imnrco
retween the insurgeut forces i've hundred
struug, under Miguel lnselesias. aud the
Government troops under Colonel Agulne.
1he re4els were d"iested@and over eighty
prisoners TAKEN. The losses are notSsta!ed.
II is said the victims of the iawless sol
diery in LupsZ, Bolivia, amount to more
than seven hundred, including women, chill
dren, old men, and psc'fe citizens. The
piIlase was carried on for four days uneon-
troiled.
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The New York Times OH a rkansas.

New YORK, February Il.-Tbe Times,
quoting from Arkansas reports and the Pre-
>'dent> message, says: "Congre>s cannot
do better than adopt the report of the House
committee, and re:er the President 10 it for
the guidance which he seeks. In dong so it
will not remove all the evils and difficulties
that exist 10 Arkansas, but it will perform
its wel-defned duty under the Cons tuition,
and will enable the President without danger
to do his"
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SerS Cool.

Republicans talk Very little about the mes
.4.r Il cannot be said to have met with d
iriy rpstial reception from thep. and no one
iua9mn> any action will be taken in reSpecl
H. IL Kansas afftirs at this session. The FACT
that Brooks vas defrauded of his 9Th e hy
Republicans. and not by Democrats, in The
iii>t instance. alters greatly the moral if moi
IN legal a>p,ctS Of the question: H0Sht"g
~. t.I.GrQm- Nee York Times.
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REl1GIors.-The meetings which for more
than three weeks had been held at the
Methodist church were terminated on Thurs
day night Stree thg time there has been
preaching every night at the Presbyterian
ehurch, the pastor, Mr.. HAYES, being assist
ed by the other preachers of the town; since
the meetings began some thirty additions
have been made to the Methodist and Pres'
byterlan churches. Farmcille Mercury.
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CINCINNATI LUMBER MARKET,

FEBRUARY S.-Prices on cars bere-Clcar, all
thickne.ses *51 per ~, Sd clear, inch. a4l; Sd
clear, IL. IL, and inch s43 :selecs inch, 433;
selects. II. ~. ana Inch, *35: common, inch,
s15; common. ~. ~, and inch; Sl6; fencing
ami unuer, ri s. floor, dressed and matched. clear,
$47.5O face {; d ,or, dressed aud matched. I'd COM
IN on. *23 faces weather. boarding, dresse-, clear,
x24 face; weather-boa riding, dressed, I'd common,
n face: 8 inch xxx we'd shingles, "a so per
NJ: lath. 1896. From The yards prices range from
I5 To 20 per cent. higher than ab Iye.-TIDles
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CINClNNATI HORSE ANpMuLE MARKET

MONDAY EVENING, February She market
seems he pickiug up considerably, tie sales on
Fifth street alone during the week footing up TO
375 head. Inc shlainenia were carloads 10 PENN
limore at 365(IfiOO % head: cur load to Ken
lucky at s86@s90 Ta head and l ar-load OF mules
at full rates to tn raSI
In the local market there seems TO be more In
uury, but prices f3ye undergone no change. We
quote as follows: Plugs, t25@440; fair 1850
1855; good, iS5QS1l0; good driving. 1900
$50.
Mules are firm, but NOT much doing. Wequote
rs follows: 14k 10 hands high. *lOOnSl 20
10 tn q hands high. f654SS5; 1 HANDS high aud
fsl, $15 0Ql f20Q.-Iimes.
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CINCISNArIIRoN MARKET.

FEBRUARY S.-The hrmness or the market CON-
tinues. and sales are effected u, quotations. The
quantity Of iron changing haICs has lessencd, and
at present there Is nll, but whether 1t win he Of
long or short duration remains TO be seen. Car
wheel iron Is inactive.
We make the following quotations., showing the
range OF the market for ali grades OF pig-irou, at
four mon, rs. ner ton Charcoal. hot blast. II. r.
MOL, $27@s29; No. 2. s25Gt26; mill, t24@
S26; Alabama Georgia. and ennessee. NO. J., f26
0&27; No. 2, 425@t26; mill. t24@&26: stone
coal and coke Iron, No. 1, s258s26: NO. 9, '249
1926; charcoal, cold blsss Fl. *, t401$5o: Ia:
oaia, Gpor4ia, and tennessee. warm AID cold
blast. s35@s4O; blooms, sSO@t9O; wrought
scrap. q b., 1@lsc ; cast scrap, q b., kyle
Ti,up
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ea,um grades of bright extremely sc,ree and

| Medium grades of bright extremely scsrce and
| wanted.
Smoking.-In smoking tobacco there has been
more doue Curing the week clio ed III an at the ate
" our last review. Orders have been received In
kets and there has been little appreciation In che
local demand. From the eastern states. rs froD
other sections, more inquiry has been percep.bIe.
CfydTs.-We hear OF Abatement In Production in
some quarters aud OF moderate activity ia others.
he Cigar market, Ike others, is more or tess, a.
matter or course affected by the prevailing anethy
tur manufacturers have so entirely established the
reputation of their brands throughout the country.
In every part snd elton OF the country. that good
demand for them is 10 be calculated upon even In
the FULLEST season. Thus. NJ the resent time, ths
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1..e ..c1rages~3on Movement aas
}seJvSG t0ys,, ~. q.

Y .suEg7os, Eehrua:y l0.-h meeting Of
.......,.. # t,eorge.ozga and that paIt OF the
~ E C8iaaofi lying west Of Rock
wa, brid1e+Bigu, with view OF petit
s-t rnGreSs TO he retr0ceGed 10 the State
10, ,j,r,tlnC, The petition r,cites that they
or,. lis r,ason of their immediate conti.uity
:. ,hr .,at OF The National Government, SUB
,~''-a 10 heavy taxes without corresponding
r.L,!ils. and Tor these and other reasons Deg
iy.a IlyuraOc consideration oil their request.
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BY Te,esrapn.


!seess-stsssS 81 Il d q = aas. !,
NEW yoaK. February es.sess NJ vi a mnl
good 10 choire, 95&59afS sPllest uniI. n0D5fs
steady .1SS24I23 for wIHierysd western: EI.2E
0f1, 2E for amber ses.ern 4 =, 20 9t1.3 30 tor
naad. parity speculative; aL9Szc2f 6e 8sfs4gns
MIXED. 81 e, for ~hssa mixed. Coffee DAN and
ers' views. rice dull. without d c!ded chsnaa In
price: Tallow qnirt; primt, sk R9Sn :, d W.
assoc. FORK dull; Sfs.25 Tor new mess. Beer
Gucnangei. LARD quiet ae~ -a1rn: a y 81. for
prime steam. Whiskey steady. freights steady
uuiet.
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Alta stated communications of Prosper
Grange, No. "a, held 10 their hall 0nthe Jul
February. 1879, the following officers were
duly elected and installed for the ensuing year
Thomas w. H.X, worthy master: Joseph
". G,Is, over>eer; Thomas j., Garden, lee
turer: Fraucis Cocks. secretary +; Thomas
w CraWley, treasurer.
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February IL, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. 572 bushels Red, 80 bushels
OATs.-22 bushels.
PEAs.-l2 bushels
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whtte. &C bushels at 90.
OATs.-22 bushels very good spring at 79c.
RE-FXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-While, 400 bushels.
OATS.-22 bushels.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, February l. Eoon-Stocks active,
very unsettled, aud lower. Money, 2k. Gold,
114h. Exchange-Long, 4S4k: short 4s7h. Gov
ernmenis dull and lower. Stites Gull.
Erenfng.- Money III better demand at 2h@3.
Stirling nominal closing at 4S4k Gold 114k@
114%. Governments active and steady. States
quiet and steady.
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N"ianLiHo The CoL"KED PEoPLE.-The
louisville Lourter.Jorndi says II the civil
H2A ; hiI Is put Though The Senate, short
m'nc, they can stand il iu Louisville if the
N'Hh CAP. The Louisville coiored people
are not iikcly 10 call at the Cali House, not
h"'lhS IL" means, and. besides, are friendly
10 We whites. The Journ0t prone unccs the
"''i >tanI, Il cuea', u tIaud, a humbug, and
"Uor: :" Hr mean TO staud Dy the negroes
""Q acr they are not swludled as they were
IL Tie FIetdncn's Bank
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st In(IIS SAkk ETS.

ST. LOUIS, February 11.-Fl"nr slow ana uii-
Gy1g0D63ac. Whiskcy. TI.1n. Pork arn nj tls 70 !;
san al lot, al II 500t1S75. Bacon hrmer: shout
ders, SisGs cleir.rib &C.; clear, llSgil Ac.
LuII uulet Ut ! &c. at X eOkuk.
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"CANToN INSIDE LlSE'"azEsaaL
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE EhTWkhN

NEW FASl TsOO z W ZEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
| . NJ TRI.WEkkLY.
| On and after OCTOBER 1ST the splendid iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
PowbataR Steamboat Compauy's pier, corner OF
Twenty and Dock strt els, making close con-
ns eli on each Trip Canton. Md, fkAst Baltimore)
with the Phiadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
! aaiif sssS Goii pany fdfT hihideiTSfT
l. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight bS this line covered oydre and marine
insurance free of cost. No dockc8ge charged at
Richmond Rates as low any other line. This
IS the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond. - =,
Frrights ordered hy this line should be marked
ntantor Inside Ltne,r and sent tn the Phjladel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philuael-
phia-
Freights received daily in Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further Information apply 10
L. b. TA1UM, Agent,
Offices Twentv-second and lock streets
aud Ninth and Main streets, or 10
j. s. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
PHILADELPHIA " Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadelphia. jag
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EVKNsTURE.

EURNITURET TO SUITTHE T1MES.M
Il }. ID. GATEWUU''. No. 319 Broad street Ia
h, ween bird and FOURTH respect uliy III ~
vile all parties purchasing FURAllURr 10
give ID. a CALI aud TX anime for themselves. Paint
sci IoItap. baU Der suits. P,trlor and Zimmerman
p1lrnure ates, styles: together with all articles
usually found iu a well. arranged Furnturc-house.
f..
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP eErS
" COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendic
,teamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE and HAT.
TE RAS-every TUESDAY,, FRIDAY ana SCN-
DAY at high water. 49,
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare accommodations, ant' attention are un
surpassed. ,,,
Al New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river. .s.
With dispatch, and no charge made except actua
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 2. Al. daily.
For further in1orlnauon, apply TO
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ana Office COMMANDS wharves. Rockety.
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aI1.r1unRE MARK&S

| BALTIMORE, February l1-Four dull md M.
! cha ngcd. Wheat dull: Maryland amDer. ~; /;
Others uucha rged. Corn 1.ner: southern white.
| 7Sc; yellow 77I79c. oats and rye quiet ana
! unchanged. Prov sions-hctiye order trade. FORK
| uu changed; shoulder, Skc. Lard unchanged. COY
fee dull and unchanged Whiskey excited at Sl.1c.
| Sugar active ut 9aUl Ohc,
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THE TEXAS Pacific RAILROAD San Fran
cisco. February 1O.-A San Diego dispatch
states that the feeling in California IS grow
ipg very strong in favor Of the Texas fuclhc
Railrnad bill
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nEpARTrRE OF STEaMERx

Ola dominion nj NJ steamship 81 % Gompa n ksA
steamship WYANOKE. Captain COUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, February 9th, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
Positively no freight received after 8 O'Clock
Thursday evening.
Through bills OF lading signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south
EAST, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommod atons unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, S12; steerage, So; round.
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
G.. w. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
fe l0-3t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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Stove Rates Fixed.

CHICAGO. February 11.--The National
Stove Association have fixed the rates of
common at Ct, medium I, and best 8 cents
per pound. &c.: .s...-..
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

CrycISsATJ, February l1.-plour dull. Corr
| firm ri 7OD7Ic FORK sfeidy ut $40. ard sic 'dy
sIearn 81 3. 6OMSl3.7o; tie, l4sN AZ Bacon
| ste IDLY and unchanged. Whiskey scarce ~ sl'11.
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HID. Ven4ble has been appointed post
master at Prospect Delo', Atlantic, all,s,S-
sippi and Ohio railroad, Otce Mrs. +. +.
Davis, resigned.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, February 1l.-Fiour qnl"t and un-
changed. Corn ia fair demand: No. mixeh SIC !
sIs35 iarIin good demand nc t13. 60Gtl3.72X.
Whiskey unsettled at 81 .07lGtl.l0
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Louisville MARKETS.

| LovtsyIILs. February 11.-Flour unchanged:
| Corn firm at 6S@7Oc. Pork and bacon quiet ana
| unchanged. Lard-Iierce 14zsc.; keg, l5aplo
| '. hskey excited az x1.lU.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February 11.-Virginia 6's, peelers,
50: Virginia consols, 54S- West VirgGias, 10.
North Carolina 6's, old. 25; new, 12 special tax.
5. Bid to-day.
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;, Ler PROM WASHINGTON. Speake
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