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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-29

The Senatorial Contest I'm West yir-
ginia-Exeiting Scenes I'm the Joint
Session or the LegisIature-Last
Nights Caucus-The Result Sill I'm
Doubt.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January 2s.-The
second joint ballot of the Legislature was
held to-day, as follows: j. N. Camden, 27
q. s. Walker, 20; John Brannon, IA; Samuel
Price, 10; G.. Loomts, 8; a. T. Caperton,
8; G. D. Camden, 3; j. Hutchinson, l; Otey
johnson, 2; A. F. Raymond, / CT. Scott,
1. Total, 81; necessary to choice, A.
Seven Republicans voted for J. N. Camden,
the remaining ten scattering their votes.
Camden is their favorite Of all the Demo-
cratic candidates, but not for any love for
him, but rather that they hate all the others
more cordially. The above vote is no indi-
cation of what it will be tomorrow. Each
days proceedings, whether in joint assembly
or in CAUCUS, is but reversal Of its prede-
cessor with few new phases here and there.
The result practically is the same as nearly
week ago. Among the many rumors afioat
are that Walker and Camden will
fight it out to the bitter end, for
each feels himself equally strong,
ind each will hold on teuaciousIy
Another is that Camden, despairing Of sue"
cess, viii! induce his supporters to 60 for At
torney- General Matthews as compromise.
This will, it is thought, satisfy the Third
district, and defeat Walker, Camden's rival.
1t will also give Camden chance to succeed
two years hence. III.
Henry Davis, United States senator from
the upper end of the State, may make good
run, but it is uncertain. Another rumor is
that W. Fl. Travers, of Jefferson, will be
brought out, and combination with his
friends to keep the capital here will be made.
Brannan's friends still think him the strong
est man if Walker or Camden were out of
the way. This balloting night after night
will weary the legislators, and they may on
any day take up some outside man and elect
him.
The final result can be no more guessed at
tonight than three days ago. There seems
to be disposition felt that either Walker or
Camden should be rewarded, but the one
may pull down the other, and neither be
elected. A compromise between these two
is hardly possible. Should one withdraw in
the others favor, and contract to transfer his
strength, be would hardly be able to fulfil
the agreement.
The vote in the caucus tonight resulted as
follows:
Twenty-third ballot: Walker, %: Cam
den, 10; Price, ID; Brannan, IL; u. &. CAM
den, l: Caperton,
Twenty-lourth ballot: Walker. "a; Cam
den, IS; Price, II; Brannan, ~; D. Il. Cam
den, l; Caperton, 8.
Twenty-fifth ballot: Walker, "a; Camden,
20; Price. -; Brannap, 10: Caperton, 3.
Necessary to choice, 81.
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Weather Report.
Burning of the steamer Lady OF the
Lake, OF the Norfolk ana "ashihg-
ton Line-Loss, SIO0, 0OO.'

Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, January 2S.-The beautiful
steamer Lady of the Lake, lying at the Bos'
ton steamers wharf, and plying between
Norfolk and the city of Washington, D. c.,
took ire this evening about Z O'Clock, and
was totally destroyed. The fire originated
in the lamp-room, and the cause is unknown.
The steamer was valued at 100000, and
was partially insured ; J. II. Plant & Co., of
Washington, being the owners. The Fire
Department struggled hard to save the
steamer, but the fire was too powerful. The
destruction of the steamer breaks up direct
communication with the national capital.
The officers saved nothing. All the through
freight from Boston for Washington was on
board.
Associated Press teegram.l
NORFOLK, January 2S.-The steamer Lady
of the Lake, running between Norfolk and
Washington, was burned to the waters edge
this evening at her wharf, foot of Main street.
The fire originated in the Iamp'room. The
steamer was owned by George 81. Plant Il
Co., of Washington, and valued at $50 600.
She was to bave sailed tomorrow for Wash
ton, and had on board full miscellaneous
cargo, which was entirely destroyed.
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Il! & toilet lss2oc, and fancy prices: conn
Tsas: Black. s5sasI 1.-THE last prime s,i,-
bI.A6 Tor strictly choice. 80 -
| Hides. Leather. &c.
Htdss: Green. Case; dry salted. 1ZGI4c.. dry
1 n,n1 81 ws a salted 0c wet saited calf.
Les,tSsr ~ XXI. III H., .ov v;,o.
heIniecs. l0@32c.; country upper. 35ta50e.: city
| finish. 23N26c % foot; Kip, 60c.9ISI ~ b. kar.
mess sa GSaa FpCacb sly sssn Ssa43e
| skirting, 22@2Sc. - -. -
Iron, Steel, Nails. &c.
IRON. American refined. OLD Dominion. q al n
Csc. % b.. English and 1merican sheet 5(geHc.:
ss0g Eos s s s.
den's nule.snoe, 40 @s7.g0 y 100 rs. Trede-
Er horseshoe, .eGe.2s; Tredegar mule-shoe.
ssesi: MAYORS cast steel 2o@2le. q D. English
s,istsrsd, Iskc. y d.; American ,ilstered, 121c.
Natls: Old Dominion, $3.50 for ssandard-,hs.
10. tn penny other sizes extra.
Plough. Cuttings: wholesale, 5ac.; retail, SIC.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints, 90 00@2.2s p
Recttaed Hntskas Market STEADY, with upwArd
{. den Gommon. sl.05@sl.2O: null proot
Rye Whisk.ys: Medium, s1.500s2: pure old.
f29A: Virginia Mountain, new, s2@s2.60; old.
bZ.OUDTS.OU ana UPWARDS. II s.s..5e-.o-s.
Brdndies: Domestic. sl.25tGSZ, fruit. 81 $50
81 so; apple. new. 42@s2 so: peach. IS.
Rum: New England. 8l.46@tsl.60, Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, $4@sS8.
Lumber. slaves, Etc:
Lumber White oak. 81 6G14.50 Y 1000: West.
ern Virginia poplar, 81 UGS1S n l.00o: white pine,
sS5@s75 $1,000. yellow nine boards. IL 0@sl4; :
ioisr. $126X1 8. according TO lengths sshingies-
Pine, $2.50@S6: cypress Ix-nch, $760n41350
y 1000. Laths-Splll, S1.c0; sawed, 1880 p
Stares. -Whiskey-barrel timber. green. 81 $500
barrel timber, t6lf750 p 1000. Flour barrel
poles, s7@ss; hegshead hoops no demand; hick-
Rope: Mauills, BEST, 2s@2sc. sisal. 22c. q H.:
Rags Mixed cotton, &c.: white, 4@oc.; wool.
Licorice.
Licorfce Pastel. e. & Coz. SIC; r. E.. CSC.
A. o. G.. csc. X. & Coz, 2ic.; r s., 25c.; Anchor
27c.; A. Z. C., 25c. .
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Poi1der: 1915 ny the i've kegs-less thai, ave
kegs, S6 rs: blasting. a3.5OG$4.
SHIT. Northern, 1925 " oax Of rs lbs.
Grindstosss: 2I2ar. u u.
N1lIi.Feed.
Shipstu1: SOC. a bushel.
BropnstuS: soc. ~ bushe
Shorts: 25c. * husbel.
Rhedt Bran: zoe. ~ bushel.
Corn Bran: 1S@20c. q busheL
c,orsr ss.so@,7 . se easaeu.
Timothy A3.50GDs4 p bushel.
Orchard Grass: S2.25as2.50 u busheL
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, January ~.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatchl
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, January ~.
The negro who vas SO severely injured by
falling i distance Of two hundred and nifty
feet down the copper mine IN this equity
week or 70 ago, Is still alive, and hopes are
entertained tor his recovery. 1t will be re-
mcmbcred that two others were killed ut the
same time.
Rev. J. 6. Hunter has taken charge as
pastor OF the Methodist church here. The
members axe pleased with him very much.
AN Glad 10 say tba! the Sunday-scbools in
this town lhethodist, Baptist, and Disc,-
Pies are in d hourislling condition
| UNDERSTAND there are many candidates
st'rhing nominations for the county offices.
II Is Il notable fact that nearly every door
on Main street here has hole in 1t. which
.l-ntics where the" po>t-oiiice FUSED TO scas.
II is most time tor it 10 be moving again. |
would suggest that hense be built on
wheel, witk red flag asa sign, for the bene-
III "i The country people who can't keep up.
MACKENZIE.
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CINCINNATI HOG AND PROVISION MAR.
KETS.

JANUARY 26.-HOgs Receipts. 5045 head !;
shipped, 4 head he nlarksI Is active and firm:
higher.
Prorisions.-The market Is firm and The general
tone better, with prospect of higher figures rs
holders are strong IN their views.
Mess Pork . he demJnd Is light. but there is
stronger feeling on tue part of hocers. We quote
city mess at f1S so per barrel. lump pork is held
al 81 6.26Gf17 Der barrel. No country I'M IS here.
Greer, fedts-1 here Is shade better fe. ling Ia
market aud holders are tl:m; shoulder, 6ac.: clear
RIB, 9SG9a ADD clear. 9Ec hams. 9hl l0Hc.
Bac0n.-The marker Is steady: shoulders can be
bought ut &C.. clearrib Sides lQhc.; clear sides,
101@11c all packed.
.Sugar- Cured Hahns.-The demand is fair at ] 3@
lac.
Lard&1he market is stronger: sale. Of prime
team mt 1870 ; city kettle held al l4S4l4Hc.;
C untry, 137sU 14c-1 Times.
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A brakeman Killed.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.]
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHCR SPRINGS, W.
VA, January 2S.-As the eastWard.boun
through-freigbt train was passing Allegheny
station this morning Benjamin Turner, one
of the brakemen, in attempting to jump
from one car to another, fell between them
and was Instantly killed. He was fearfully
mangled, seven cars having passed over him.
Mr.. Turner was from Augusta county, Va,
and his parents live near Staunton. He was
single man.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. January 2S.-ri"ur Iuli; NJ tx.
Nor ar home demand: prizes unchtug H. Wheat
::ull: western amber. Sll2GJsl 22; 30. west
ern red, IL 10; 80 2 sesleIn r.a. u 10: no 20. =
western red. u 10; Psunsylvani. REQ, ~. ,oH
xI,Is: Mnryiand RED, sl.10feS1 80; Maryt nd
amber, Sl.25MBI.3o; Maryland Whine. i LOG
Sl.25. Corn w=Lk; southern wnite., ~ l7g:;
sonihern yellow 77TS soc: western Inixci. 7SH:.
on spot: soc. last hair February. Oars quiet and
unchanged. Rye dull a: 9S.msi Hay
dull and chIngedtsxProridoas quiet and un,
hanged Butter dtIfFHht sraiy; W Item tub anu
roll. 2602Sc Petroleum unchanged; ,olfee GnEt
but very strong: or mary 70 s.iicliy Urine h,o
careoes 1sS42oc M ii; ~ an9 eh''e''
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FINER al of the Lafe Mathew Harrison.
rSnecisl telegram to the Displtch.l

LEEssURG, Va, January 2s.-The funeral
of Mathew Harrison, Esq, took place at l
O'Clock from St. James Episcopal church.
Although drenching rain commenced fall
ing soon after - O'Clock the procession
was one of the largest ever seen. The OH
GERS of the court, headed by Judge Keith,
Masonic Lodges, aud church sestry, marched
10 q body to the grave.
At meeting of the bar in the courtroom
this morning speeches eulogistic OF the de-
ceased were delivered by Thomas w. Ed
wards, John NJ. Orr, and Hon. James Keith
Resolutions were adopted and ordered to
be spread upon the records.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET.

JANU4RY 25-1he sales io-'iay sggrt gated six
teen hogshcad,. dist ibuted rs 70 lows:
The Farmers House sold seven hogsheads two
hogshfa ds Logan county OH Ieaf at Ell and
t1750; one hosshe,d Barren county bugs ut
$40 rs: two hOgsnt ads Trimbe county new icnf
nc 1925 and sl1.i5: two hrgsheans Henry coun-
Ity new leaf and iugs ut Tl0.75 and 1920.
The Louisville House sofa no. she IDS l hogs.
head Henry county cnul Old leaf III fl3 80;
h1gshead Green county old leaf at $l3 %; nogs.
head Green County new common ietiat sll.76;
h lgshead reen county lugSht 1880.
| The Ninth. STR, ct House sold hogsheafs
hogsheads Simpson couHty new iugs a. *S 75S
| 50. 90: / hOg,neat Monroe ctunty ntw leaf ut
STATS; ! bogshead Tennessee new leaf atsli.-
! Courier. LOltrnul
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January 2S.-'otton Gull and esst"i:
inlet and unchanged. Whct, very dull strongly
in BUYERS fav.r: Al.20@tl.25 FOR winter. red
WESTERN: 81. 26Wa1.27 for amber led " st"rn;
81 27G$13 80 FOR white we'iern. torn u shade
tirnler aud III fair demand at Soc for NJ" white
and yellow SOU h:rn. Coffee quiet anu very nrm.
Sugar dull und uomingi. Rice and tallow dull.
Kew mess pork, 1880. Lard rirmcr: sicnm,
Ia l3-I Gal 3Hr. Wh,key dull aud lower at 9BSc.;
! no biycrs Freighls quiet and steady.
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1874. 1875.
3,076 hogsheads. 1924 hogsheads.
LOOSE TOBACCO.
Excess. .l75.iOO
RICHMOND MARKETS.

eE1Gg5c, o'i'e' "-'' ~ WV
oJ w,,.t,nbsot. a61axc, ~ r..
Bees,ouz CSC. " n.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow. 30@32a.; poor
10 good, 2O127c.: common. l4@1Sc.
Broom.Corn: Green' $685.; red, 4@5c.
Dried Fruit: Appl"s-Vancy, u d., Sc;
bright, 1850; quarters anu halves, 5@6c.
P sar1ss SGsdc ls@ssc; anpeei'd' dssc
Eoos: In barrels 22c. "a dozen; In crates, 23c-
market 1ISs weak. ,~
f asTs, lnners,c kh35@S5 eSnSu. s86
f5a5;s family, ordinary run, s7@s7.o5 ssncs
s's sStssr f Pr, me- nve-goose 5o@eoc common.
CSC. 49,
Faauseed: s1:7o@sl.75 u bushel: $500
75a@ss s66 'rSlnA 'ln.0's' '0''e''''0'' ''''s''
G11s. Galed. S5G9Oc. q 100 hs.
Potatoes: irish, 5o@75c. " ousnel.
i Porhiv: dressed turkeys, 1916; ducks, 10
@l Sc: Chickens 9@llc.
sg,nas 800; 35Se y aI1nel'
SSrclis 60GS0c.
S Safiao ot' 6dS7c : "a b.,
WOOL: Washed. 400i43c.: unwasheo, 231230c.
Gsme st e eSs,Sss s2S21o Darrell James
rn das R assSu 81 Riaerton sis5
E inhp, s4 stss',sS
delivered; caielneo' SS19: O..
Dry ucoaA'
sc: Z Manchester 7c.: x Manchester. &c.;
Al James River, Sc; q James River, 7c:; u
james River. &C.; f0ntenoy' PC. "A Srah-
t Bridge. s4c e: kockbrdge, 7sc Leaksville
Sc: p. Cenesiesa, ::10-4 Psppe s q q saHc;
Bieached ShfTtinas ana SheettngS: "A Hamsut-
Ia. &c.,: Al Mnsonytle. 13c;: "a hocsdaie.
Ar65a Si e. &C. IA Social, &C.; "A Amosksae
Ivy; IL. Scii,ate 7c.: Methuan. 6hs.; Pc
Ss sg e? b: 1S1s Wssteam s7 lO4 City
Bro,on Drills. Petersburg, &c.; Westf0rd,
1Olc.; Graniteyille, l0zc.
12c. Hallowell, lie. ,. o.oo,, ,,,,s
DenimS: hafen' AI1'' o'0'on 0' 'e 'A'Ao'
19e. American. sxc.: Aliens. &c Rich
RoS s apraFsHs sm s S ss Mssrims ss
&c.; A nnSiy sc XmosSsag. ne; WamsaIia'
cam'r1cs: hice' 0sc.; Sssn nt,. o
Alum: Sc DaS'' D' ~
1Icohol: 1925 p gallon.
C6ncertra&d Lys: 70 " case Oh iour oozeh'
| CoDpsras: &C;
E Gsss.tese d Logsoei: 15c.
Iadigo: 81 l5@S1.2S.
| n;Ls i.inseed, 9Oc.G95; machine, sl@sl rs !;
suerm. 20 IS: whale. s2c.; straits. So4lsc.
Labrador-eod oil, SoMs5c: aTa, =, o.,tlen
SO a. dozen; best salad. CASTOR 90 sa nSS
! Virginia iubr!cating, ZeCOoVc.' Aerosene' Ao@'
! is4. a gallon.
Ea1s Ginger: l6c. ,.,u r,a,s, soaa A. :.
/ American, SIC
Spirits Tur'pe1,tine: 48960c. .,o 90 90
! Gtlano: Peruvian. ss4: Gnanane. pig nn
/ sea.Eowl $50; Pacific, t5Q; Po%natan haHpSre
| Snnerphosphate, $50; Flour OF Rawponr, SSSSS:
! Piedmont, $50; Maryland iopaceo-roou' WV
6uanahani. $40.
Io,e,po Fruits and Candy.
Eo Coz
Candu. lag I i2S; y 70 hoy
Lemons: 10 ~ nov In cases, $3.50.
Groceries. ac' 49,,
Bacon Shoulders 9I94c. clear rlo-hoes
1901 2sc ribbed. I2; virginia rsS nsssn
I4c.; Virginia hams, loQ1 1c.' suRaI-cureo ua.sn
gasea. l4Kle15c.; plain hams, lac; ,canvasses
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The Illinois Legislature OH Louisiana
Affairs.

SPRINGFIELD, January 2S.-There was q
tumultuous session OF the House to-day.
Louisiana affairs were considered, Four de-
predatory resolutions were adopted the
fourth of which, condemning Grant for up
holding Kellogg, and especially condemning
him for sending soldiers to break up the LIE.
gislature, was passed by a vote OF IS to 81.
The other deprecatory resolutions were
passed by larger majorities.
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The revival, which has been in progress at
u" Methodist Episcopal church in this place
'or more than fortnight, still continues,
"i'h maultestAtions OF increasing interest
ana zeal on the part Of preachers and people.
More than twenty-five persons have pro-
h>>ed conversion, and number are evin-
eng deep concern about their spiritual
"cl!-bc!ng.-FuJmriHe Aercury.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHHoNp, January 2a. 1878.

HICHACSD,JanuaryZ 70, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
,WHHAr.-White, 374 bushels. Red, i, a4s bush.
!, CoRs.-White; 1885 bushels. Mixed, 2e6 bush.
OArs.-2s4 bushels.
BEAEs.-1S bushels.
RYE.-l2 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whfte, I bushels very good at 81 80
bushels common at &c.. A. bushels on private
terms; q bushels prime ut S1.36; 40 bushels at
1925. Total, 322 bushels.
~HEAT.-Red, 900 bushels western on private
terms; 81 bushels at H1.1S; $40 bushels very good
western nj Total. 1,214 bushels.
CoRS.-White, 80 bushels nriupe at SGc. 1855
bushels on private terms 232 bushels fair at 7Sc !;
els.
CoRS.-Mixed. 1874 bushels on private terms.
OArs.-9 6 bushels common at &C.; ITO bushels
very good at Soc. Total, 200 bushels.
BEANs.-1 3 bushels Mt 81 25.
RE-EXHIBITED.
OlTa.-CS hue
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Tie Rev. Mr.. Micheibachrr, who has been
Tor iHcnly-nlne years the pastor OF the
!i"usc ol Love Synagogue, In Richmond,
VA, is now in Charleston. On Saturday he
preached an eloquent sermon in the Portu-
Ei!"se Synagogue, taking as his text, II am
;~iiebfe"." II is probable that Dir. Michel
nacAer will preach Mex Saturday in one Of
LIE Charleston yaagegucs.- Charteston
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, January 2S.-The House has
adopted a resolution against further subsi-
dies.
A resolution in favor Of the SiX-years'
presidential term and against the third term
was tabled.
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sun rises. 81 nouo sS7'''''-'@' 1S
PoKT oF,RICHMUND. JANUARY 2s, 1875.
$50 ARRIVED.
disc and passengers u. ". Allen GCo. -
steamer John sylvester, Clifford. .,arfolk. mer-
ehandise s anS heeye james rVer grain
! steamer MISSIONER, skinner, Baltimore, rner-
chsnilse and passengers. Po"hAssn steamboat
Company.
NEW YORK, January 27.--Arnsed: Schooner
William II. rrayers, from Richmond
NEW YORK; January 26:-Arriyed: Scaooners
Wo Cd fs Sims. Pharo: Ad lie sehissrr. Deacon;
Lsyinia, Pearce; Ida Is. Gibson; Boskeri ana
Df snsTnN' JsSaary 2s.-saiied: SCHOONER Anna
I,yons, Baker, CITY foint. Va. rta Booth Bay M.,
and Nv Wood Hole. Arrived: SCHOONER Amehs =.
cS Tse , ,us% William r. craighi came on the
ways at Norfolk on Tuesday, nheoe she has been
laid up for repairs.
DISASTERS.
SCHOONER G. f.. Seam ael. ashore st False Cape.
WA iSing further up the beach 26th instant.
Nrssrs Baker put the ,tesm-punp on oaro me
18th, and hal pumped nearly All the water our y.
her. 1t Is now shousht 'hal sne VIA pe soi w
Si RsrS Sabra IS In tie same position. snttn good
shaDe for coming OF wi'n the weather permits.
| sHIp-BUfLDIsc.
,,.soxu william skinner & Son. Baltimore. hlya
az, laid down The keel of nuw s,esmboa for tho
R,,timore steam Packet CciDptnS, 70 takn ,,si ihe
mace OF the steamer Louisian,. sunk py eS,nsson
rrth tho II samer Fs,con, some tne sface. Inc N6W
steamer VIII D., eo5 feet In esgsa 9es~sea PER q
pendicuLars SO feel VIE, ana 10 ,n, 5e e
snnr,er than the Louisiana, bnt she VAL ne one iSot
deeper, which will give larger carrying eSpa''''
sor1cg TO MARINERS.
Tn. buoys carried Away ky lee In New fors i~r'
| b r win be repiacSd as soon n pfsri1e.
| BY Telegraph.
/ NEW YORK. January 2S.--Arriy>d Gulf stfesih'
Nsw YoaK, January 2s.--Arsisea: Charleston,
The Hs.re, for rybce, rE,urDed. shor. of provs-
/ sdons. - Ia, a., z,,a -,
| rIoSpOS, january 2s.-The steamer bra1nen-
viz RON Rremsn for Baiiimorr, ADD t1e pstitscl-
i.,,S Ynr New York have uPrfsts thss fisfL -
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ST. LOUIS LEAF.roBACco MARKET.

JANUARY 25.-wc qu"tr. n 100 rs. New
Lugs, SS.25Q.9 so; comm"M To medium ] al,
S9.50@Sll: mauufacturltR filters. Sllgtl3; co,
lDry wrapping lear. A2OdQ 80. hd-i ", and
common leaf cell 50c.1Dtl higher Than new, ard
manufacturing leaf pl@&2 higher. No colorJ or
bright wrappers Cferlng.-Tfmes.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, January %, 1876.
The Richmond tobacco market has not varied
since our report published on Friday last. The
breaks during the past week comprised 326 hogs
heads. ~ iierces, and 81 boxes. The offerings Ut
auction on 'Ch,nge were 3S4 packages, Of which
200 were sold at prices ranging from Sc to @57.
The qsoiations on Change are as follows:
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, january 2S-Noon.-stocks duii ana
lower. Money, per cent. Gold, 113H. Exchange
Loug, 4s7h: short. AGO. Governments active ane
strong. States quiet and nominal.
Erenina Money essier at 2}s@S. Goia ao-
vanced to 113491l37G. Government active ana
strong. staes quiet and strong. Stocks closed Gull
apd steady.
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WINCHESTER, January 27.-The Winchester
and Potomac Railroad delD., ticket-ofiice,
tctption.room, aud telegraph office were
ioiaiIy destroyed by lire ut ha!f.past = O'Clock
ras morning.
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wisconsin Senatorship.

MILWAUKEE, January 2S.-The vote oday
for United States senator resulted: Carpen-
ter, SO; Bragg, 90; scattering, 20.
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The Florida Senatorial Deadlock.

TALLAHASSEE, January 2S.-Three inef.
fectuaI ballots were bad to-day for senator.
The Democrats have 81 votes; the Republic
cans 36. and the Independents 4.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, January 2S.-Flouc finer, not quota
b,y higher Corn STEADY. Whiskey duh nj 9jc:
PORK held at 81s.25@$lS50. Sacon III !npH"vrd
demand shoulders. packet, 7aGsSc.: ci.xE.ib'
loose, IOac.: packed lUi9g OAc; clear-rlo sidrs'
lie ard quiet III 13ac.
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seizure of Illtctt DistiIieries.

ATLANTA; GAs, JsnuGry 2s.-CoIlector
Hoitclaw made raid into Robun county,
seizeta twenty-five distileries, ana arrested
rh,,v-,iah! i!!.ci. di:.ille.s.
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ecIe shipments to-day, $4,000.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January 2s.-virsinla 6's, peelers,
at: cousols, 53. West vIrgins's, Or North Caro-
lima 6,s, old, 25; new, 15; sscial-tsx' .. Bldio
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CINCINNATI NAaKETs
Louisville MARKETS

C1ScISyArI, January 2s.-flonr dull. Porl
uominally ut 81 $50, Lard quiet. Bacon quiet ant
unchanged. Whiskey Id go0a demand ~ 94c.
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IoUIsyILLE, January 2S.-Flcur unchangeI
Corn irm; mixed. 68067c Pork quiet &C ~ g.50.
Bacon quiet; shoulders. 7H1Sc.: cssr-rih, i0tSf
lie. Lard-Pnme, lac. Whiskry. Sac
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The Following Is comparative statement OF the
INSPECTIONS, deliveries, and receipts Of tobacco, to-
gether with the stock on hand at the different ware
houses IN this city, for the past week and the same
time
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, January %, 1875.
SALES.-$1S0 Virginia taX-receiyabic coupons
at S3I; IL 900 Virginia Central Railroad, third
mortgage, at 70,
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T,IspATcH pRIsTiSG.H 81.

~
irnsarpasssd facilities for doing al kiss e ssa
sTiNa. Work promptly a s'e HvNs,s =
iute,i and ST low prices 3, Mi,
oriors rrspss,isi,g s'!ici aaa
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MARINE INTELLIGE sCE.
PoET OFRICHMOND, jANCAaY 20, 1875.

IMMATURE 4LaANAC, JANUARY 20. fsf5.
jun rises, 6 81 MooD rises."...... Z.2U
ann sefs .. 500 Hieh tlrt......,...J' 90