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RICHMOND sToGK EXCHANGE.

RICaMON STOCK fEACt1AAGE.
THURSDAY, January 81, 1875
SALES: IL shaI es Merchants and Planters Savings
Bank stock sold ut Oh.
American Goid,-11 2ssss bid.
State SecTrfttes.-Yireini consos, So bid; Vir-
ferred. 81 bid; Virginia interest certificates, 19
bid, 20 asked; Virginia Unreasonable coupons, seH
chi Observation-Disclosures city s's. l0sx bid /;
Richmond city 6's, 9lh bid; Norfolk City 8s, 75S
BID.
Raisrndd Bonds.-virginlaa and Tennessee Pail.
road second mortgage Cts, j. and j 20 bid; Vir-
q mia and Tennessee Railroad third mortguge Ss.
and sssa ~ ea S5 spe Ra
road Grst mortgage preferred 8s, j. and J 81 bid
Southsire Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's,
saa ai preferred s; ss j. and j., 10 bid; Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage Us. j. and
D.. lOI bid; hichmQnd and Petersburg Railroad
and Alexandra Railroad first mortgase 6's. II. aud
N, 80 bid: Orange and Aiexandria Railroad seeoud
mortgage e'sy and 70 bid; o.sDge aSd AisSs s9
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad first
mortgnse 5's; J. and j. s6s BID Sd. Ric Inn a and
bid; Atlanta and Richmond iir.Line Railroad
first mortgage g. j. and j 81 bid, 62h Asked
ea assre G NJ ana r. b 5s ao
Railroad Stocka.-R ichuIond and Petersburg
Railroad. 100 par. 25 bid, 80 asked: Richmond,
Fredercksbarg and Potomac Railroad common,
100 par, SO bid, 62sS asked; Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad, 100 par, 81 bid, asked.
Sank &ocks.-Firsf National, 100 par, lag
bid, 1l6- asked; National Bank Of Virginia, 100
Dar, 10TH asked; StSte Bank of Virginia, 100 par.
S71 bid "a asked; Union Bank of Richmond, so
par, 52asked; Merchants and Planters savings, 20
par, 81 = BID, % asked: Richmond Banking aad
Insurance Company, 20 par, 32a asked; Citizens
savings, 30 par, 22A ASKED. .s
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Marine,
25 par SO bid Virginia state 25 par 26 bid; Vir.
GINA Home. i 90 par, 102h asked; Merchants and
Mechanics: 100 par, 80 bid, 92k asked; ity. 100
par, VI asked; Old Dominion, 100 par, 80 bid 81
asked: Commercial Fire Insurance Company, 25
par. 214 bid. "a asked; Richmond Fire AsJocia-
ton. rs par, 30 asked.
Miscellaneous james River and Kanawha Pack
Fet, 12l3 par, 10as bid, 24 asked; Old Dominion.
steamship Company, 100 par, 80 bid. ~ ~
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Minor kilograms.

New YORK, January 27.-Winslow, the
Boston defaulter, has been traced TO the
steamer Rotterdam, which sailed Friday.
There is no eXtraditIon treaty with Holl md.
New BRUNSWICK, n. J January 27.-Jona-
than Earl. treasurer of the New Brunswick
Hosiery Company, is defaul'er in S14O, 200.
LIVERPOOL, January 27-Several small
failures have followed that of Samuel Rad
feed & Son, grain merchants. The uneasi-
neSs continues.
BosToN, January 27.-The Northampton
National Bank lost over 100000 in secur-
ties by the late burglary. The Bank offers
s25, 900 for the return of the property and
conviction of the burglars.
LONDON, January 27.-The Centennial
commission-Profe Archer with a staff
of twelve sails for Philadelphia to-day.
WARREN, Ono, January 27.-F. T.. Nc.
Lain, private banker, has failed. Liabilities,
100000. Assets. unknown.
WILKEsEARRE, Pa, January 27.-Anthony
Lauahan, convicted of the murder Of John
Rel ey in 1874, has been sentenced 10 death
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 81, 1873
nEgEPING9

RICHMOND, January 81, 1878
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-HhH 456 bus hels. Rel. 1873 bushels
CORN White, 1924 bushels. .lired, 1876 BUSH
els. . Ill. --.
OATs-94O bushels.
.MEAL.-6S bushels.
SALES.
terms; SO bushels good at 81 40; $40 bushels
very good at Sl.45-1otal, 456 bushels. Red. lO2
bushels very good ut Las; 7S bushels at Sl.37;
Corn White, ai6 bushels good at Soc: 100
bushels very good at 53c.; 200 bushels very good at
SIC. !; 692 bushels very good on private terms; 40
bushels prime at 53c.3 400 bushels. Nired
l56 bushels very good at soc.
OATs.-22 bushels at SIC.
MEAL.-i6 bushels on private terms,
RE-EXHIBlTED.
CORN White, I 24 bushels. AiGed, 156 bushels.
REMARKS. q
Offerings Of wheat continue light. The market
is active but the upward tendency received check
to-day. The advance was too rapid to last long,
and the excitement indugedin byinpetuous buyers
has been cooled down and tempered by reflection on
the quiet tone reported by telegraph from mar
kets elsewhere. ~ 800. --
Corn to-day was In Increased supply, owing to
the accumulation of re-exhibitcd samples. Buyers
having forced the market down 10 nearly the point
they wanted bought freely, and of the 1882 bush.
els offered 1868 were sold, the highest figure being
SIC. for prime. ...
Oats were in superabundant abundance, and but a
mere handful was sold, the price demanded for that
article now being actually greater than that asked
for corn. -. .a..-..s... ...+..a..
Count, weigh, measure, and gauge everything You
buy, and you vii he astonished at the result.
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From montgomery County.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BLAcKsRCRG, Va. January %, 1876.
Our little town Is in quite thriving condi-
tion, notwithstanding the merchantsand farm.
ers complain OF bard times and a scarcity OF
money. This being vacation for the Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical College the
boys are all absent, and of course the mer-
chants will complain. A great many new
buildings have been erected during the sum-
meg and fall, and owing to the mildness of
the winter {for we have had no snow yei)
the carpenters, brick-mssons. and plasterers
are still at work. Messrs. Haynes Il Miller
deserve much credit for the manner IN which
they have pushed forward the work upon
the college buildings.
The main buildings, when completed, will
present very fine appearance. President
c. lie. Minors house will be finished early
in the spring. Professor Carrots house will
be ready for him in very short time. The
painters are at work upon it. These private
dwellings are Of the most modern style, the
architect (Mr. Lybrock) being from your
CITY. BUCHANAN.
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,..r from Petersburg.

,,.ce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
(coT'E'H'"pT, r-spsprRa, January q, 1876.
49,. ia statement Of the en-.
The 't,o ,;nerarcc OF vessels in the coast
trance al" ,ho Cnstom.House OF THIS city
inG lrSos q, ,ndjnc December 81, 1870. IL
for the ;t a"o nrepared by the collector OF the
b, !u>l - ~ never before been published
port anu ~ ~. ,rrivsl<, 40; burden. 444,Sl3
NGm'cF =" # men. 1924. Number OF
i,', -.n % AZ; burden 4oS,.e. IONS sna la
(,' ,",1rr. sal ForeSn arrivals Q. ,ne.
Ter 81 "',r Number, 3; burden. 90 tohs'
i'r'" w. nr MIR. "a; value OF foreign hiei'
nri@G2.. Io V1dncc,ly imported), Ss'os2. .;.
cai@S I>'.' I bout one hall OF TINS eheire
.','' = no. more, is absorbed IN the ssla-
5no'"''i, 'thrr expenses incident 10 tue Once.
re- ,5 %"S rr,e.>Hurc is probably one OF Tue
. 'a,' ,,e5 costs a good deal more 10 'ae
I@i.' N~,S ,hap It's receipts amount 20, .
Cl'eI! s.''' ,'.r Of the United States 0S. NJ. I"
n ''% 'di.,;lcrs Of this city. who are ac-
J. A!''rr' manufacturing crooked whlskc!.
tG'.V Tt,rrp.. of the District Court for tnc
i"V-e ~ W.t.ic. Of Virginia. to-day gave nus
t's,t'" mi IN ,e.t. in which lac argues that
Cc1.>',". .r,u provcn, but the evidence Is
l-2Ua H'' :, where said fraud was COM
lG2as,aiIi na'ls that Ii would be legitimate
;a''eI. t.[ " 'T@t i vas committed al the dis.
10 E">"'"' 49, 49,. ,Aa Nessrs. Myers, but that
@i,! i, 50, ,',.,s. 10, hold this against the
i wcN ~ ,.j,ms and Traylor. whose
lights aCci"'' 80, U;S FINAL decision in the
tn trAu4 c"., :, I,irbmnnd on the sih OF
c''y VII u x,
tyN"''! "',',, :. virtually against Myers.
!ai' "e,'>','' ,..,i,oS tha claims Of Orson
=. ,.'- I'M orraylnr on the property
Adams "'H H. r..id1ic If The property will
"|, -. ~. .bc Gayr7o,Grnt under the judicial
INtt' ~ 'H' .dar.'s claim is said
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-roBAcco MARKET

LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET.
JANUARY 24.-Demand fair and prices arm.
The sales aggregated 81 hogsheads, cistriouoeo az
follows: 4,
Hart County leaf and Tugs 81 $40, S3.5U,3 and
1926; hogsheads Ballard County ieal and Ings
at 81 l.25, $50. and s4.25 hogshsads Green
County lind leaf and lngs at S7.S0@S3.l6.s
The Boone House sold 6 hogshead: i hogsbead
Henry County Tugs ar $3.50; hoSsheads Logan
County leaf ut Slf.50Ga s11.95: D hogsheads Of
Logan County lugs at sf,S09s4.78;3l, hogshead
Indiana lem at So .G5 s5 ~ 80
The Kentucky Tobacco Association sold Al hoas.
heads hogsheads Carroll County leaf II Sl7.71,
sl6 so, Sl2.75. SIP; 8 hogsheads Carroll County
Tugs at $40. 81, S6.40; 2 bogsheads grimble
ronnty lear at $3.50. $3.50; ! hozshead HeRry
County trash ~ 90; hoGshedd Hart County leaf III
The Planters House sold % bogsheads: 8 hogs
heads Hart County leaf AT 80, $3.50. and $50;
5 hngsheods Hart, County lugs at $500, $3.50.
81 65, 81 .O5, and -; ] hogshead Meade County
low leaf az $500; l hogshes Brecktnridge County
low leaf at $3.50: hogshrads Meade County low
Jugs at IS SIS, S3.1 10, and $40.
The Ninth-Street House sold Az hoasheads 81
hog shpads Hancock CouHry old Leaf as from 3l29
ga; 8 hogsheads Tennessee new leaf and lugs III
$500, $500, and $3.50; I Eogshead Warren
County medium at Sc. 10, = " ~
The louisville House cold 8 hagsheads; a hogs.
heads CritIente8 County leaSEt 3d. ~. 10,
aud 1880. / hogshead Henry County frennJ ie5f
az 81 90 3 hogsbeads Lagne County common leaf
aud Tugs as 1870 and 81 40; hogsaeada Old frost.
ed Ieaf al 90. 95 and IS Il
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LyNCHDURG TOBACCO MARKET.

~JANyaRY 24-Receipts were larger the past week
than any since the holidays urd the market Is now
fully open, and dealers disposed tabuy. AL good
toDacc0 Is selling az fair prices: some demand for
Good rich shipping Is also selling at Satisfactory
prices with more activity IN the market, and some
Improvement In the prices. We continue our quota.
tlons;
Priminqs-Inferior aud common. 50cG5s1 so ;
good, sl.75@S3; tine and yellow, S3.50@S5.
Lugs.- Inferior and common, S2@f3.hC good
50 extra yellow smoking, Sl0@Sl5.
Ledf.-ihHerii0f anu coiniii6ii. Sa.50@f5 so; me-
dunn good and mixed, $6@t7.50; good dark and
red; SS@S10; fine dark aud red, Sl0.50@S13.50;
common and good yellow wrappers, SS1sI2; 1ne
yellow wrappers, S13@$1S; best now selling, $50
mS93- Ne3rS
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s|s lp 81 s:As

HfAss. Leuther,s &c. ~ n
Hidea: Green. sR5c.; dry sailed. sM12e DRY
ft ins, l a3 Is; YET sated, 7as wet saved
Lsassr Sole lei, leather, oak, sole leather.
hemiock. 2G@32c:: country rnper. 2b@ xSc.: eity
finish. 1SGa22c. W fons kip. 6ec.@$1 ~ d. aar-
ness. Country. % rsoc CITY finish 35540c. g
sEtrting, 22m2Sc. lSfr.s 80 !.
Iron. sseal, Nails &c.
From !: American refined. Old Dsninses.. aga
Q 7-1Oc.sa ID. Enzliah and American sheet. f1Sd
Of sTeees. ~ na aEs s SSxg7s: hoop Ssa
Nulssioes: S626Gs6 $50 per keg.
Fa,L8: 0hDemfnion, 1926 per kaafor stand.
ard-thas Is. tesDenny: ether sizes extra,
W a. : u. s -
RoDe: Manila. best, 2s@25c.: iuse. eNc,
axe seru pns;a. nsnIpp s:,a ss ION
Pied Pied I mt. $50: Marvians rnhasccs FOOD. $50
Gusnaiani, $50; Turner's Excelsior. $50
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. so. 6oc. @s1. "a u LOG feet
SHOT: NORTHERN. s2.40@s2.5e sanag of ss MS.
artndstozes: 1AG2Hc. n u.
Lscorice.
Lieorios Pestsg e Co.. PC. ;Is RI . sse;
27c-; A. Z. =. &c; q. g.. Use. L I.
Lumber, Slaves. Ete.
L,sRgber: White oak. S14-sa "a 1000: Western
Virginia poplar. 81 5flS26 asia000: white pine,
50 5lS75 q 600. yellow nine boards. 81 0GS14
iotst. sl2@sls, according to lengths. shingles-
Pine. s2.50GrS6: cypress ssxsinch. S2.bOES12.5Q
q 1000, Lalhs-.spnI, -. 80; sawed, ss@s2.25 p
1000.
Stnves.-Wh iskey-barral timber. green. $1S@20
u 1000: seasoned, ss0GR25, ~ 1000. Flour.
barrel timber, S6DS7.50,2 ~ LOCO. Flour barrel
poles, s7@ss; h0gshead hoops, no demand; hIcs-;;
Rags.-Mixed cotton, 3Jlc. white, Aaoc. wool.
len, lh@2e. r - ~ - t
..'i Liquors, Wines. Sec. - II.
Ats: Scotch. bes. brands. .pints, ss@S2.15 .
dozen. gold ls. rs
Rscttasd WatskSus: Market quiet; proof, nonr-
nal at $3.50. l,t5 2s&,
Rye W1iskeys :: Medium, 81 .5Oas2; pure Old,
t26$S4: Virginia Mountain, new. S2@r$2-50; oio
S2.5skp$3. 30 sIadsupwards. T. - b
Gin: DomesIic, S1.a56Qs2s imported, 80 ease.
Rr0BdteS: Domestic. II .25tlS2: frsit. 81 $50
$3.50; apple. new, S2.a5tSs3: Virginia peach
S2.500Ss.
Rum: New England. sa.t5@sl.s5; JsaaEs
and Santa Cruz, $4fIs6.
NIili-Feed.
Eaipst,rf: 500. " bashel. 80
Br01oRStut: 3OQ35c. p h,lsne
Shorts: 25Ggaoc. " bushe!. ~
WAe6Q Bran 20925c. p busiel.
Corn HTu1. 1S(I2Uc. n oE:lIeL
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The Fentan Brotherhood.

NEW YORK, January 27.-The fourteenth
annual Convention of the Fenian Brother.
hood met ct Military Hall to-day. Delegates
were present from eight or nine States.
The Convention was cIlled to order by
Colonel John 0,Mahoney, and after pre-
liminary business WIS organized With
the following officers: Chairman, George
Smith, of New York; Vice Chairman, John
Sullivan, of Chicago; Secretary, Maurice c..
O'Brien and SergeantatArms, Captain
Patrick O'Briep, OF Brooklyn.
The business was of routine character
as far as could be ascertained, the proceed
ings being strictly private. They will be in
session two or three days.
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REV. Y1RK DIX aOOsls THAIyEz

FSav7
sANpAsa izSs--Lhefe 3Has y sIlaoe or IMPROVE.
sss so-osy 10 s0lea pfanenss wore buyers were
- n,s.ge. ano snolga Inoss 81 inesf WgG
y, y ~ ma s1esn a0nE
1..fsva H. nus lne y ~ VIE tne M0Ss
~ anu p,cs.gR up pnconxi1eLsd
W.. tae topoefs tsxi very fAsf
LII open mas had dfplcf1ble eject On bHst-
tis lscsn' fallura at Boston OF J0fcan, Clark
they snot IN ~, cf The eYne
posssatSg TWO Sesrs, has hs.n sad blou 10 cond-
ststc, - y, houses here hsye been severely
s Ssq ~ ~ test tnat Boston has had altae1hr
Nor, % is.e. and that 10 wonid haye
shs sag Yos for The dcotors
ans Yst rsry on . ~ ooSsd up ther wares
yvct "a nctr &eant
and ooua Unst is 500. ~, Il wne1 mas eft tnefu
stnhion ,, - - ~ epostsrogs in the
s.,i, ,,s, .s. .eltoSv,uO0 worth Of
,nE - NE pay LUZ c5iits on tie
ss ~ scopos itio OF
~ SSS.s e.s r - nsuru Ie.
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WILMINGTON IN. CT MARKETs.

JANUARY 25.-Spirits Dentine.-Receipts,
225 casks. Market quoted firm Mt 33 &c, "a gallon
for southern packages. Sales Of 2s2 casks at 33Nc.
market closing firm.
Rosin.-Recelpts. 1882 barrels. Market quoted
firm at S1.b7s for aud G, and $I60 for G, d, and
K. Sales of4S5 barrels strained NJ 81 il 90 bar
$3.12X ~ barrel. *. ..s3s
Thr.-Serelpis, 1856 barrels. Sales of l58 bar
res mt $3.50 a barrel. Market steady.
Crude TurDentine.-Rece aud sales of 257
barrels at $3.50 for Fellowship and 81 go for hard.
Market steady. 49, s.a5 .s.-s
C0rn.-Market firm no sales to-day; last sales at
62kc. from vessel
C6tton.-Eecaipts, LIZA bales. Market quoted
steady: sales of 81 bales at the following oileial
quotations.: Ordinary, &c.: good ordinary, 10c.;
low midnling. l2Sc.; middlIng, l21c.; good mid
f1fpu
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FIRE IN HARVARD COLLEGE, Boston, Jan.
uary 26--Hollls Hall, building attached
to Harvard College, was damaged by fire
this morning.
The large room Of the Pi Eta Society, in
the upper story, was the first attacked, and
it was impossible to save more than small
portion of the furniture. This Society lost
much of its valuable property and records.
A II the students rooming in the building re-
moved their furniture, some Of them, in the
excitement, doing 1t more damage than it
could have received by being left alone.
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HoRRID OUTRAGE.-Iuformation has reach
ed us from the Eastern Shore Of u terrible
outrage having been committed on the per-
son OF a little daughter Of Captain Scott, who
was decoyed into the woods near Onancock
and there violated, the brute or bruteS who
committed the outrage dashing out the girls
brains, killing her instantly on the spot so as
to avoid detection. The whole neighborhood
is thoroughly aroused, aud three negroes
have been arrested on suspicion, who mar.
rowly escaped lynching while being taken to
Portsmouth Enterprise, 9th.
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Markets by Telegraph
NEW YORK.

sale, ks Of ss4 aRssy1 sa sa@
anna %5sa %
buyers, favor, with very moderate Inquiry; .2S
for winter red western. Corn about Va, lower with
i Meser %xsd IN so re. 5a ry 4sS
Acc. for mixed western and State. Gomez dull,
hhe enyS ana ana useiled s a iaf 10 good re.
,fnings refined unchangeds Mo!asses unchanged.
Rice quiet and steady. Tallow firm at 9aN91sc.
sao. s5asai. Lard heavy: prime steam: 12sNsc.
Whisky shade drmer at 8l.lO9$isll. Fresghts
steady. = ~
BALTIMORE, January 27.-F Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat qniet, firm, aud unchanged. Corn
fairly acdye and sade lower; southern white, OF
hulk meats Shoulders, 7K@sc.; clear RI, 10xz9
e S SssSs ;a ssd sES
at Sill. sugar quiet DO. f. rs l3F
..,,.I., 54 LOUISVILLE. l4 ]. ID
LoUIsyILLE, January 27.-Flour quiet and un.
charged. " heat in fair demand sud firm at ST. 5
43@S45c. Oats and rye unchangf d.. Provisions
not quOiabiy higher. Lard--Steam, 13c., fierce,
144e; kes, l5c Whiskey. sl.o8. Bas2ing quiet
a"", a'''''''sse' CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, January 27.---Fionr steady and un-
changed Wheat steady with modsrae demand at
changed. Pork quiet and steady ct $40. Lard
irregular; steam. l2@!2sc.. spot. I,ulk.meats
steady, with moderate dsRlsnt; shoulders 7A@
7kc: clear rib-sdes, 10aSi ghc.; clear sides,1 OF
al side Quotations for fairly eured.s Ba:
con steady and unchanged. WhlSkey active and
lower at s1.O6. HoRs-bemand fair and market
-ffrmer; fair TO good packing, s7.20@$7.30i re-
ceipts, ., $50 head; shipments, ,l0s bead.
sT.LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, January 27.-Flour dull aud uns
changed. wheat dull aud lower; No. 2red vtn-
ter 81. SO asked no bids. Cora dniI No. . mix.
ed. 4Ssl049e. Oats quiet and firm: No. 2, 36A@
35Hc Barley dull. Rye steady and 9r-a at 70M
TlIkc Pork steady and unchanged. Lard dull at
8c. Bulk meats q shade irmer: shoulders. TO
re; clear rib and clear sides. loh@IoMc. q.
c,s,r rtb and clear Sides 1tll IIc. Green meats
dull and nOnina. Whi,key steady at 81 %. Live
hogs dull ard lower; shipping, SB.50 @s6 30. Cat-
lie steady. iss $3.50 49,.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germ any.

TIE CHURCH AND STATE TROUBLES.
COLOGNE, January 27.-The Gazette learns
that the Catholic clergy and laynen are ris-
ing in influence with the Pope to obtain his
sanction for formal submission to the Falk
laws, hoping thereby to be able to deprive
them Of their efficiency against the Church.
Orders from Berlin are stringent against
the exemption of priests and theological stu
dents for military service. '
BERLIN, January 27.-In the Reicbstag the
amendments to the penal code were con.
sidered. The clause imposing penalties on
members of secret societies and the clause
directed against the act of melting hostility
between different classes and attacking ma
tional institutions were rejected.
Count Won Enlarberg, Minister of the
Interior, declared that the aim of Social
Democrats was to establish the cred Re.
public" with Communism and Atheism.
The new penal provisions were required to
obviate the necessity of some day drawing
the sword.
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Ficht wien, IndIaps.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-. January 2L-0n the
18th instant party of 200 Apache indians
attacked squad Of twenty three soldiers
fifty miles south of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
The troops were on suffalo hunt, land being
armed with carbiues made q very good stand,
and fought gallantly. Twenty-three Of the
red devils were killed, and three OF the sol
diers wounded-one fatally. A detachment
Of troops has been sent from Santa Fe to
search for the offending Indians, whom they
will further chastise If found.
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pErERsBURG TOBACCo MaRKET.

JANUARY 25.-The sales OF loose tobacco to-day
were very active, and satisfactory prices were OBJ
siderable Improvement IN quality and increasi ne
receipts, bur few hngsheats being received, and
they are generally Of interior quality ann sei low.
cded character, S14@$16 rs; good leaf, sharp, SO
G$10; medium yrddes of leaf, $6@S8: lugs, long
and leafy, $5@S6; Tugs, common, s3.50@S4.-Ap.
eoguI
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WHISKEy CROP OF Augusta. produc
ton of whskey in Augusta county is as fol
lows: j. Bumgardner 4 Sons, 800 barrels
Clemmer, 500; Fulcher. 400; Lowman. $50;
Koiner, 500 Hanger. 25O; Bruce, 800; Eos.
ter, $50; L. Bumgardner q Co., 400; and
Beard, l50-total, $3.50 barrels. The dis.
tilery OF Bruce is not In operation now
TQ!iey Fir9inian.
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DANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported expressly for the Richmond Eispatch.l
JANUARY 27.-LugS.-Yery common, 1904
common, I4G$6; medium, ss@sS: good, S8@S10.
Smokers.-Common. ssGs10: medium bright,
sl9@ SO; good to fancy, sia9s 80; ,e,.I. 80,
dunn, IL 59S3D: good, $3O@i40; extra, s40@
S45 fancy, t45@s5O. :,
dium $l4@$1S; good, $19@$20; extra 1909
$40. ~. III r. fas-. as@s IT. ALPHA. >
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Panama.

PANAMA, January 27.-War Is imminent
between Guatemala and San Salvador. Both
countries are arming.
A Government commission has been ap.
pointed to examine the Panama railroad.
Heavy suits for violation of contract have
been begun. The Colon bian Government
threatens to demand en- abrogation OF the
contract. 5. VS., 81 )
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Edwin Booths Bank ruptcy Case.

New YORK, January 27.-At meeting OF
the creditors of Edwin Booth yesterday q
dividend of FIVE and q quarter per cent. was
declared by the bankrupL's assignee. There
are twenty-five creditors in all, whose claims
amount to about s25O,000. TIE estate Of
Cakes Ames had secured claim for $780,,
00O
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LOUISVILLE MANU- GTURED T0BAcC0
. -.

.JASUAaY, "a 3idsissf etsr1d 1btaeeo.-Ds.
nand fair and PRICES siescy. Yiryinis nf1gndi
extra twists, 11g57 sc.; Virginia bright extra ss
inch twist, II 75e. sreiata bright s.ineh awt
Oboe; Yirgtata met9tn bright navy, aA. 's, ana
S,s, 52655e.: Virginia bright Ms aud a,ssoeeg
fosisyllc nayy, mahogany, SECOND eisss, 52 SCI;
seflie navy. dafk stitrd Glass. Sp9
sacs LouisTilla navy, fine hsekss DC. !: pais-
rgIfte Gua-crt Chewing, 10 4p2S Er19klH&s ASfG
Co;trisr-JosTI Il t ~ =
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Professor Mesler, of Germany, is now
treating *phthisis, or pulmonary consump.
ton, by making a hole through the wall OF
the chest and drawing off the .pus with q
syringe, and afterwards washing out the
ulcers with weak carbolic acid.---.Bal!imore
A3neriC0n. zs ~ 3s6
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POSTAL Virginia Disturbances !:
Templetop, Prince George county; papers
should now 60 to Rives. Allegheny Station,
Allegheny county; papers should now go
to White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier couE-
fv West Va
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Ii, JANUARY 81, 1876.
The breaks Of tobncco during the past week COM
prised 46l hogsheads; n tierces, aud 90 boxes
Prices ranged from SO TO $7S. according to quality
and general condition: The market Is now in such
condition that 1t is impossible TO present classh-
cation of grades that would be satisfactory.
The breaks to-day were 11a hogsbeads, "a
tierces, and box.
The Offering; at auction on Change to-day were
"a packages, u which II packages were sold at
packages rejected