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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16

Republican County Convention viii be
held at the Court House in Dodgeyile on
WEDNESDAY. ArGrsT 231. 1876.
Ut one O'Clock =. VI 10 elect Delegates e from the
county nj large, and from each assembly district J
10 represent the county In the Congressional Com
Nention 70 be held at Mineral Point Sept 18th. aud
10 transact such other business rs may be deemed
proper.
Towns will be entitled To representation nj the
ratio of one delegate for every 10 votes, or fraction
OF - or more east ut the Presidential cleetionin
1872. on which basis the representation VIII beus
rpIlnyNs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16

VILLAGE or DALLAS.
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sti''" We AleAaudrl. Gazette OF Friday.
The End OF the Nomination

u" whole press OF Virginia and some
= '""' od'sGe The Stale is abiding to tie
Law unfortunate atEir that happened in Rich.
t~.|u' Tie following tue account is pub-
'.' ''' 'ae information of the public. 1t
r ,'",. "sle appeared before but Tor tele.
, ,.',' ,"'.''co from Captain Fowle sta,iLy
M"tEatlon would be made at the
prop. nae:
49, e 5'ynlag of the 9Th of January Mr..
- 49, ''''f Hunter. Of this city, received .
-'-.A ron Richmond iu the words ODE
- A. = once" sigrcd ". Ii. Fowle, In
arJ 10 thls summons from his tried
IT.. "Ichc Of years Standing, Mr..
~ ,n >yH'ed Immediately for Richmond
n ,t'c, 'SI raln, and on the morning
T,|l lAs,ani found his friend, Captain
Ia,,, AZ INC Klchm0nd Clubhouse, in COM
\, Wv VIZ lis Trend Mr.. Page McCarty.
ir.,,'' ,, uNir only three of the gentlemen
ar,rr ,nT occurrence, and it was deemed,
hat, ,,,-'n, best 10 keep the whole
l.,.a,. y'0uAu secret, and try 10 compro-
S,s,.c' "i hunter Went at oncc to Judge
NWn, .Nssoh county, who had rooms
i,,er,'.I.. N'uo-tiou>t, and in personal
L.ma,,, WIN HIM Sir. Hunter informed
aud rt ', d" lHunlerJ had tull power to ac;.
Wa ,,s, ~ vas friend OF Captain FoHle,
unr4 .,,.d 10 arrange The matter at
eililrr ,rS a mat he (Judge Steyens) must
had y.," -,1oer portion Of the AMOUNT he
ou,.u!. -, VI meet the Captain before sunset
srb,r,,,''.1!e city limits, and appeal to the
tue clG- "t I, u arms, subject TO the rules OF
TIM hr b.6 4" fe>ronse the Judge answered
I.t,. ~ "au nothing Personal apaius, f,an-
bis own ,'o,; aNa that Only for the sake of
lon Of ~; ,Sei mugs would be give up por-
,eJ, ne s"i I a mount. Upon being lnterroga-
ps,ed dr,,' tnat at different times he had
.ttysEe T raw, %. oI with Captain Fo~le, in
,ap. to,aI I VI WIN no witnesses, and that the
= IN che i n.' cummings was a six-huudred-
aGQ;.. N@ 1ra On The German Bank of Alex.
Of CJ'nHnpd ten tye.hunC;ed dollar DIsiricI
'tyw - S. .r. bonds. After a lengthy intet-s
>.eYcG, ui," "nsement was made, and Judge 4
1.ats T., ' StAy into Mr.. Hunters hand SIX
'"'' each aud the check for 5000
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PLEASING Incident.

''.' 'aGce al III" EichmoHd Dispa,ch.l
IhrEHA>>HvEG, VA, January u, 1876.
lt"I" .'"'Iu,d in Christiansaurg yestrr-
g.! \'i} INTERESTING incident, " hich Strk
M-'t '..-'.''r lhr >;ror@ attachment which
E.'N "U' @: TIE relation I"t~een mister aud
>.'' ''i"f" Ii. new gospel Of freedom"
,.!"r.d !y Tie >aQid, destroyed ii forever.
M''. h"ni, widow Of DR.. Hugh McGav0ck
h"N', Ia" OF Wylhc county, but for many
!'"'> I"''d"rt OF this place, sent an agent
III" yc>'r'dIv with -, 100 20 be distributed
amor 'be Iormer slaves of herself and
"">3aHl Who continue 10 reside here. There
We" GURc number of them collected at the
''"' .HoG,a, where Mr.. Robert Kent distr-
D"i,d J" them the generous gift OF their cd
n">ir'>. Inc sums given to each ranged
nom SIoo % 500. Thus is added ore more
% III" Thousands O kindred incidents which
80 TO- 'h.''ua.N Eve HE lie TO slauderous aho.
A.io"',n. II i = comfort to know tina.
"h"n h'a'H'. ard Norton, and all the vii
.''n'"> crew ne dead aud forgotten, inl-
i,'I'AI "3>'"rY viii abuudantly Yindicate the
S -. nd spI!t OF the southern people.
" VaA AFFORD 10 wait, even though our
w" Z? = ste not ID" fair page which will
S'''' he an"alS Of the world. "Truth
~.''utI u earth Will rise again."
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, rr,m Petersburg.

10, # the Rtchinun" b'SP"Ip.s
lcoH'>' "'I I,"rrvss,rG. January %. 1915.
"''T$rc,>cd 80 the Legislature
\ I"',''',"' ,,iy 10 reject Mr.. Edwin NJ.
v~.yln- iG'' ',,iac Of Judge Of the Hastings
N,an to III, . r", o. which he has DISCHARGED
Ct,'g'' y, ,,, ~ i've years, has been sisnea os
,2r the pS' ~, ,,o:,i>inS ut the bar Of this
every .'NH'. conservatives. Radicals, and
city. II. .,.", -, handsome tribute 10 most
i1@ ,5,i,: sd ao!r 'tlirrr' of sossex county,
Cf>, VIam :. oVe'ton, 0; ousst ro Sp
,' ~, ,.huring near ny ~; nI"sS hsra hv tSc
wa va. 3 ,ac ;humb CT ms lS1' '"'" y '"'
800 .',ai discharge Of ~, E" 5c,d in Prince
500, "a, "a, r,,.cd from The aean IN illnce
\ ''', ,.,.,crlay IN tbs WISE li,s ha'ns Is
CO, -....}m,, and he was 20 nave oeen mar
:. g. ",.''4 ,y Of This week. me !naef-
gr' ''",.r',.j MIN deal with pneumonia ih's
tli~e .rl lmcn.cd over the SAD case o!
= .-H':-' ''. ''.g,,c from matrimony. To-day
,,"'.' .EM Nr. Williams is not dead
- t''.' .,.,,. Is rapidly as circumstances
~ .|'' 1..... miracle OF resurrection does
ana ~, ~. much excitement as might
-, i'.. .",,.x7cs:gd.
L''a ''.. >,-- or. rather, heires>, 10 the
At"'''- .g,r ,a. come 10 light here, ana
,t." ..~,r,c.ed With the fourth estate,
8" .>' ...,, Of old man Jennings. But
=. .,.,r. ;oach, learn; will WI not not be
.'.....,.r..f a. The conference 10 Ut hs''i az
't..... .,a.. n taS % y.
A.. >,. ROM, R. Price, Of Randolph
,, :, on visit 10 the city. IL Is
A..' ...l be- viii probably succeed fr"'
> So. -. .,lscyo n the char Of Greek at
-. I.4 .,'y Of Nr-'ni9. J.. r,o,d
= r,..a. deeds wcgr admitted 10 record
... H.. present and the previous ses'
..., "a. Musings Court.
..t!.X Lodge OF oda' fe,o"S n'S
49,. .....,.! Tn DOLLAR, 10 In Lee Mem'rlai
- e Mann tins morning. inthe hust'ngs
,.-. r,,t.,ed a decision involving the
$3.50. f!a, The Petersburg BcneIrI'h'
,........, Association WIS not liable 10 TAXA
RoBIS ADAlR.
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r,om HocRbrid.e Comfy.

..,..,.,rr-.. Of The Richmond DispA;ch.l
,.ync-pS. VA. January 81, 1876.
r..N.-.r.,,y Of General Lee was observed
,,1 9H il,. daily exercises OF the two
.-.o~,fan- of learning suspended. But the
-.....,,y sit,r,s citing "reminiscences OF
49,. f..,.i, rarr.sn'> he, which has hereto
go ,,.nr mad, in the University chapel on
,.'. G,y ~ some distinguished son of Viz
,..,s, wg. mot G.lvered. Ian not acQuaint-
- g.;.t The rra,on for the "dolug away" OF
u. INTERESTING proceeding.
the intermediate celebration OF TIE era
l.. lee society cane OF the evening OF the
~ III thu cl4gt.-W. II. Walsh, OF Mary
Ind p.r>rGcu.; ". :. Stephens, OF Mis-.
s,.r,. yi,~-prr-i!"Dt; u. G. Humphreys, OF
N,..l.J, secretary.
tn. o...or oC the occasion was Mfr. :. j.
G-,as,r. 81 Virginia. Mr.. Graham chose
nr b,, suh ct ">1me Of the Deie,'s and
4tsr'camr.> Of our Age and showed con-
s.,er.,l. >k.l' in n!> treatment Of the theme.
Tst q,r>'j0u for d~Dale, "Should the
United stats assist rahi 10 her Struggle for
!e1,?raIcrc :" wss ably debated both pro
and co.. The affirmative by J. Hay, OF
Trgc,n,g. AMI j. v. >,ukes, Of South Caro-
]cs: Il ,hr negative ~ Mr.. :. Bradley, OF
L-H,urkr. and l.. b. Cox, OF Virginia. The
,n'e-ya.- brlwc q the speeches were filled
win rN.tt,rt music.
TIE Mrtaodl>rs of this place hsre been
u-ia- .AGr purse very freely in the way OF
GIVING p.urG parties. They commenced
With their pastor, Rev. ". 7. Boyle. and fol.
boxed their librralrty up rs equally sur.
Ir,,cg SUD pleasing Presiding Elder Cd
t,,t, sGt t5ru wound Up on Rev. Mr.. kreg-
!nr. some q; the donors seemed 10 ignore
tie standard pourd.weigh', supplying ia Its
pace wL-t commonly pa>se, for piue'y.slx
pounds. I'll" rapture which the curiosity
tHg."cuc,, ~ opening 80 many parcels Is
SD 70 'ciuliotr.
T., lcat PENDENT Order Of Good Tenplars
have secured several eminent gentlemen 10
crl.T"r l.riEges AZ various times during the
NIX month or twc. learn that Josh 81
!ut, 3, aMau@ The number. He will lecture
here IN tie lltr OF February. This Order
l,'nry succ >sfuIy working for the good Of
ii" coumHnl. and the proceeds of these
sII'r>,'> will put il in 4 fair pecuniary con-
elton.
>u"a wra.l";. singing cold, then almost
Ci,s-.'"shiy warm, ana now again quite
uo,'l. >uWr cli Zru> assert that they felt
Il" e'FfH T1'yer from the shock OF the last
CaHtjEL OF he earth.
N'rlG very body is in I jubilee over Mr..
Iu"h.@s speech IN Congress. {. B.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, January 22, 1915.

.imerfcdn Go'd.-112k bid. s.tt
Virginia consols. new. 454 bid Virginia fundable,
40 bid; Virginia deferred, bid, 9Tasked; Virginia
Interest certificates, 10 bid, 22a asked; Virginia
caroiina old, Il asked; Sorih Carolina funded Of
1885, Ii asked; North Carolina funded Of 1868,
.,itv observation-disclosures city s's. losx bid;
Richmond city 6's, 81 bid Petersburg city 6's,
9! did: iynchburg city e.s. 10l BID; Norfolk city
Ratiroad Bonds.-vtrgInta and Tennessee BALL
road second mortgage 6s,J and j., q bid; South
side Railroad aist mortgage preferred S's, j. and
red 6's, and j.. IS hid; oouthside Railroad third
mortgage preferred 6s. j. and j., 40 bid, "A ASK
ed /; Norfolk and Pe,ersbnrg railroad first mort
burg Railroad second m lrtgage S's. j and j., rs
bid; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage $50. aud
J., e3k bid; Richmond and Petnersburg Railroad
aud Petersburg Railroad second mortgage Us, A.
aud o., 90 bid: orange ana Altxandria Railroad
Alexandria Railroad secold mortgage IS, 5. and
j., "a bid, go asked; Orange, Alexandria and Ma
nassas Railroad first mortgage rs, j. and j., SO
6's, NJ. and N, 20 bid; Atlanta and Richmond Air
Line Railroad drst mortgage Ss, j: and j. 65ask-
ed; Richmond, York River ana Chesapeake Rail
Canal 6onds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, II. and NJ, 90 bid, 561as {;
James River and Kanawha Canal second msrtga e
: Railread Stocks Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad. 100 par. 22S bid, 80 asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common,
100 par, 81 asked: Richmond and Danvllle Rail.
road, 100 par, 8 bid, asked: selb:ard aud Ko-
anoke Railroad common, 100 par, 50 bio: Sea-
100 odd. - NNt
Bank stocks.-First National, 100 par, l2l
asked; National Bank of Virginia, 100 par, L 7x
asked; Merchants National, 100 par, loo asked !;
Stste Bank OF Virginia. 100 par, 80 bid, 81 asked
~ BANK OF commerce, % par. 25 bid; Union Bank
OF richmond, 80 par, 40 bid So asked; Mer-
Grants and Planters Savings, rs par, 11x bid, %
asked; Richmond RankIpg aud insurance COM
Bs9y, 70 par, 80 asked; Cltiz:ns Savings rs par
= lnSurducs Observation-Disclosures Fire aud Marine,
~ par, 80 bid; Virginia state, 25 par, 25a bid !;
Virginia WI home 100 par 102A asked; Merchants
loo par. 81 asked; old Domlnion, 100 par, 81
asked Granite Insurance Company, 100 par, 80
asked; Commercial Fire Insurance Company, Is
par, "a asked: Piedmont aud Arlington Life, 100
par, 80 bid, 95 asked. - :.
4aScettdneous james River and Kanawha Pack
ct, l2h par, l0n bid; Old Domnion Steamship
company, 100 par, II bid, 80 asked.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RICHMOND MARKETS.
SATURDAY, January %, 1876.

Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, Soc; seneca without tor' 'o@.
SeesuaS: 2sc. "a n.
Bnter: Prime to choice yellow. 2s@25c.; fair
to good, l5fQ22. cnmmop. l0g12c'
s Sggs: 'a In naeren i7Gls: p dozen; in crates
sss,.p: Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine,
ssss:2sSS; family s7@s7.S5; family fancy $50
'0 Feathers: Prime nve-goose, $685.; common,
F7arsesd: 81 rs q bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, s0c.@sl.1o; clover,
% odts: Baled, eo@95c.
Pork.-Oressed, Sh@9c
Poultry: Dressed turkeys, lo@12c.; ducks, 10
@5Ssaio ssiek is'sn ? s6g4oe "a busnel
Lard: Country: 13@l3Hc.
Balsd S,ra'o SOC 6oc., and in demand,
Teason Hams and saddles, lo0lsc.; whole
Wool; Washed. 35@40c.; unwashed, 25G2s
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: Resendale, sl.75 y barrel; James River,
lime: Aertcultursl;, Toe; "a n.shel Virginia.
Ptastsr: Lump, $4.75@s5: ground, IS. 50@'s.
delivered; calcned plaster, 1925.
Dry Goods.
Bro,on Sheetfnos and Shtrttaos: A Manehes-
ter. TIC. * Manchester. &c L Manchester. 6&c::
James River. 5Xe.; "A GraaltsVille: skc.; Gran
itsgille, IKE. A Rocsbridse. 7hc.,; y Rock
6rge o. - Y. Gonsstegs7 eHii: be e.
BleoeSed Sairttnss and Shset;n0s: "A ,Wsnsal-
Fl iss & Home aAi ioxe: "a Sns,aa 1ss
Avondale, &c. "A Social, &c.; Al Amoskeaa
1854 WhisoRe saSF easn Is F Fec
terborough, &c: 1914 Walthan, 36c.; lU-4
bro1o1s Drills: Petersburg, sXc. Graniteville,
Corset Jeans: PavonIa &C.; Arnosseag, 1oc.;
Dnaims: Harlem, 1870. Boston Steam Mills, &c.
Prints: American. TIC: Aliens. f19c. Ricn-
nond, TIC. Spragne: &c. MancnesIer. 11c::
rs H9%I sasa Fssad n7sE'n1 xE
mold, 7Xc,: kmoskeag 6ku.: Wslnsutta, &c.
Camtrtcs: Rice &c.; English, &c. .a-
Drugs, Dyestufrs, Oils, &c.
d 55sss ss7I ys s's97s case Of four dozen
cSehtnsai: Soc. q D. .s&
5 kaifsa s & Sggigo. lsc'
otis Liaseed. 7sc s., masa,ns e s sias1 ;7 ~
s6 N dosea best salad. 5000: castor, $3.50 "
gallon: Virginia lubricating, 2o@5cc.; kerosene
16kc. % gallon.
Rdcs Gfa1er l6c
Soda: sal, 24@8c., In kegs; EnSlish soda, &C.;
American, 4Sc. itI- - -.s.as tstiat
Spirits TurGentine: 4Sc. LIae ~ ~
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy lie. a d. f,z,s s,e 3. ia. ..,rEs
oraagss: $3.50 u box ;;ss a case. -
5ge tRis 7sssl Groceries. ace. ~ ~ q
Baco, = Shoulders. loYe9 1xc.s clear rtb-sides,
oiffA. 50
Virginia hams, 501l 7c.; sugar cured, lncanvased
l6c.; nlsin hams, 14c,: canvased haHts, DC.
Buckets :. PAINTED, tTO I.Oeps, $2.35Sgs2; lnfss
moo ps, 1896. .lAs tsLfsLZ..t = ~ : -f4'.5'*f5
Br0ons: Two strings, II .75@s2; three strin 20
S2ie,i3 so: four strings, IS. 75n VI. so.
Corss: Rio-Common, 2O@21c.; lair, 220
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making In all $500, and, actiug for bis
friend, Mr.. Hunter gave written acknowl.
edement Of 4 satisfactory settlement to Judge
Stevens. Mr.. Hunter, st the time, thought
the money lost was some of Captain Fowle's
own private funds, and deemed 1t better to
recover the money than to force Judge Ste.
phens into duel with his friend.
Placing TIE money in bank, Mr.. Hunter
prevailed upon his friend to accompany him
10 Washington, aud on their arrival at the
St. Mares Hotel he found that George Hill,
r nephew of Worsbam's, at Richmond, ,aad
also won from Captain Fow,e eight five. nun.
dred.doliar bonds, and that Hill was IN New
York city. Then It was that Mr.. Thomas
Beckham was Informed of the affair. and
leaving Captain Fowle ip his Charge. MIR.
Hunter. proceeded to New Yer In search OF
Hill, but coula not succeed ! q finding bin.
While in New York he received a telegram
from Wasbipgton, saying that Hill was at
Parker's Clubhouse, In lat city, and hasten.
ing back, MIR. Hunter saw Hill and insisted
upon his dissorgirg tie greater part of the
bonds. Hill agreed to do SO, and went
10 Richmond on the night train, Mr.. Beck
ham and Mr. Holcomb Mitchell accompany.
ing him. The neXt day, after good deal
OF interviewing, Hill turned over to Mr..
DCSnHakbt " Hp uoW asStEicu COuLfOI Oh ZAP
tain FoHle's afflirs, 81 900 in currency. The
bonds recovered by Mr.. Hunter were placed
in the hands of Major Thomas BranGer, of
Richmond, with instructions to have them
deposited is bank, which was done; and
whilst in Washington Mr.. Hunter tele-
graphed to Senstor Claughton to inform
Major Brander TO deliver the bonds TO no
one whatever without his written order.
Whilst in Redmond the last time the bonds
" ere placed In Mr.. Beckham's hands by Ma
jor Brander and Mr.. Hunter, and by him
consigned 10 the care of Mr.. Thomas Smith,
of the State Senate, one Of the trustees Of the
Montpelier Association, aud in whose hands
they are now.
This is the full and true account of the
whole transaction. The total amount of de.
felt is S6,440 in currency.
When senator Smith received the money
be called 4 meeting Of the Montpelier Asso.
cation, as stated 10 the Gazette at that time,
but rs the call was responded to By none
save himself, the meeting was postponed in
the hope that something would be done BY
which the remainder Of the lost money could
he restored without allowing the affair to be-
come public. That effort, rs Is seen, has been
futile, and this ends the Montpelier Associa.
tiop, which seems to have had b!ighting
effect upon many Of those whose names have
been connected with it. ...-.. ..
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FIREs.-NashuiHe, January 2l.-A fire
on Market street tonight, which commenced
in the hardware store Of 0. NJ. johnson. de-
s:royed five buildings occupied by the West
ern Union Telegraph branch Office, K. f.
Adams, Cline & Bernhelm, Hart Heasley,
Norman, Hightower & Co.-all wholesale
houses. Loss about $4,000. Fully In
sured.
Cincinnati, January 21.-At the India
Block Coal Company Mines, near CoViGg-
tor, Ind last night, shed was burned con-
tanning 1914 kegs of powder. Seven mules
and one horse were killed by the explosion.
No human lives were lost. a{ .s,
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COURT ORDERS.


TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGINIA;
George G. Thompson
%. ~, .
John S. Morson. receiver OF The Farmers BANK OF
Virginia ct ais,
IJnon motion of George G. Thompson, by counsel,
IL appearing to the court that Henry Dupont, Lieu
then j. Dupont Samuel Dupont and Eugene Du-
sont trading under the name and style OF T. d. Du-
mont be Nemours &c Co., are rot residents OF the
State of Virgins, and II appearing that they are
made parties to bill of review this day He'd by The
said Thorn pson, II is ordered that they appear hare
at The rules be held In the clerks once Of ths
court on the first MONDAY in March, lS76, to
nIead. answer, or denur. or do whatever else may
Seem at to them 10 the said Thompson's bill Of re-
view; aud that this order De published once week
for four successive wei In one OF the papers puD'
- RU. W. HUGHES, Judge.
RICHMOND, 18th January, S76. i.
"a a4M4t M. +. PLEASAETS, Clerk.
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Markets BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, January 22.-Cottor steady sales,
642 bales at 10 316@13i!c. Flour quiet; SIS
assoc for common 10 fair extra southern {: $3.50
@sS75 for good to choice southern. Wheat Shade
Arm-r with better inquiry; 81 Al for amber Penn
sylvina; S1.65 for white MrchigaR. Corn IN fair
ern and State; 46@52c. for white western and
State. Pork dun aud urchlnged. Lard easier:
sugar quiet and firm. Rice and Inolasses quiet.
Turpenrine and rosin steady. Freighls without de-
~ BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 22-Flour steady and un-
charged. VIII at quiet but firm; Pennsylvania red,
Sl.38@S1 40; otner grades unchanged Southern
@ ye5w 6eW 5 4Saer1 Oats Sn asa
TO ANAL. Provisions quiet and firm. Mess pork,
s2l@S21.25. Bulk meats-shoulders, s@sac.
Gle If rib, 12HgI2 5sc Hams, 15s@pl &c. Lar5, 3h
@l3Ac: otf,e quiet and unchanged. Whisky
dull tSl.ll. Sugar firm.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 22.-Flour dull and heavy.
o9e
steady At 45@3sc. Provisions dull and nominally
9sc. clear rib and clear sides, ll*012xG al 2Hc.
Bulk. meats twenty days In salt)-shnuiders, TO
nc: clear rib and clear Sides lok@1 0Sc. and l
Ollie. Sugar-cureo. hams, 14Af914hc.. as TO
weight AMI brand. Whiskey, sl.o6. Begging
quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. January 22.-Flour steady, with
!noderate demand. Wheat quiet and steady at
Sl.25MSl.30. Corn dull 1T DO I43c. Oats dull
and dropping ut 33@42c. Barley dull and un-
changed. kye nomlnaiiy unchanged. Pork dull
nj 500. Lard easier: steam, 12hc. Bulk. meats
ana bacon nominaIlr unchanged. Green meats
dull and nominal Live hogs uulet and steady re-
ceip's. 5000 head; shipments, 775 head. Whis-
key In fair demand and lower At Sl.05. Burter
dull and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January 22.-Fiour quiet and weak.
and but little doing. Wheat unsettled and irregu-
lar: No. 2 red winter. "a bid; No 8 rcd w;ncr
81 ST bid. Corn active aud higher: NO. mixed,
4O@4Okc. Oats, 35g@36c Barley ard rye un-
.cnaneed. Provisions almost entirely ncmtna.
Receipts.- Flour, 5000 barrels: wheat. $4,000
bushels corn. 10000 bushels; oats, 1000 busl.-
els; barley, 2735 bushels
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MARINE IATELAIGEnCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY %, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY ~, 1870
ARRIVED. n-
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New YORK. mer-
chaudlse aud passengers. u. ". allie i Co.. agents.
. Steamer Shirley, TraverS, Baltimore merchan-
disc aud passengers, L. =. Tatum, agent.
SAILED.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mef'
chandIse and passengers, Z. b. ratuln, agent.
Steamer Wesloyer Skinner, Baltimore, merchin-
disc and passengers, l.. B. Tatum, agent.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New YORK, mer-
cbandise and passengers, G. W. Allen Co., agents
schooner Francis Hatch, Green, pig.iron, Curtis
Schooner Morning Star, Lynch, Philadelphia,
granite, Currie q Co. ,,,,.
Schooner W. B. McShain. Candy, Philadelphia,
raiIroad-ties and lumber, ones Brothers.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Lucy Jones, MorriEew, New York, Jam
Brig Moltke tGer.J, schwal thing, New York, jan
Schooner Lille Falkenburg, Falkenburg, New
York, January Is +.
Schooner II. p. Hayeus, Pearce, New YORK, Jan
Brig T. II. Tinker, Bernard, Ri de Janeiro.
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A FINE ESTATE LEAsD.-We are graft.
fed to learn that Mrs. William 81. Macfar-
land has succeeded in leasing her fine estate
"Glencoe," situated In the Meadows, of this
county, to r. b. Lawrence, Esq., q gentle
man from Boston, to be used for the purposes
of " sheep walk" for term of years
Greenbr7er Independent.
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HoBBED AND RIDDEN ON A RAIL- Cincin-
natl, January 2l.-A special to the CONNER.
ctal says: Near Big Rapids, Mich, last
night, Fayette Mcclure was mobbed aOd
ridden on rail, sustaining fractured skull
End broken back. The mob took from him
Sl6o in mooey, $1,000 in pension papers,
and left him in the woods, where be was
found this morning. Eight participants are
JAILED. T.Its= 4
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

- TT TT NEW YORK. "|-" ''|-'-
NEW York, January 22.-Money, s. Sterling,
1851 Gold, 112B@113. Governments active
and strong. states quiet aud steady. ~
.., .--st.. BANK STATEMENT. .......
Loans Decrease, SS75,OO0. Specie-Decrrase,
100000. Observation-Disclosures, S., 1870, coo.
$1,25O,00O. Keserye-ln-
crease, 81 100000. -.
BALTIMORE. . .r....
BALTIMORE, January 22.-Virginia 6's, peelers,
45h; consols, GET. horth Caroua IS, old, IT
new, g. Special tax, q Bid to-day: ~ -
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THE Observation-Disclosures OF NEwsPA-
PER FILES George 2. Rowell, of New York
city, has been authorized to construct
building upon the centennial grounds for
the exhibition Of American newspapers. If
carried out on The plan prOpesedait Will be
an extensive building, sufficient not only to
exhibit files OF eight thousand publications.,
but arranged TO serve As Journalistic head
quarters, with desks aud The requisites lor
gigantic readiug.room.
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METALS, DC.
IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE.

KUN AND oIEEI " ANUuVOOEs
JAMES d JOHN n. GORDON
offer for sale at lowest rates. at Nos ano fouf-
-, teenth street. near Exchange Hotel,
REFINED BAR. HOOP. and BAND IRON;
SwenFS and COUNTRY HAMMERED IRON; ,gi ..EJs.
HoRsEsHoE IRON. NAIL RODS, IRON AXLEs;
sMALL- HOUND. and SQUARE, OVAL, HALF oval,
andHALF ROUND IRON;
ES,:IIsH and AMERICAN CAST and ENGLISH and
IL MEXICAN BLISTERED STEEL;
HosEsHOE SAuSJBALING WIRE, lin PLATE,
PIG and BAR TIM. SHEET ZINC,
SPELTER. iNGoT CORP Err. TfSSEsS' SOLDER,
{ ut NAILS GRISpsTuSRS,5 H. :. -.
SIT An and TREpEGAR HORSE and MuLESHoESs (
THiMBLE SKEINs, WAGON aud CARr-BoxEs.
AatlO npni !.