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NEW YORK wO0Y. Market

JANUARY lS.-'Wool- The week 3 business opens
showing q moderate degree Of animation. Thus far
The tradirg Is IN California grades, which are most
freely offered. Small lines or western neeces have
been taken. The trade anticipate satisfactory
movement through the week. stocks considered, as
eral Prices throughout are firmly held. Sales ara
10000 D,; y and Xxx Ohio feeces at 4Sc.; 10000
California at 10000: go, 900 ns fan Caliiornfa
1t 13HI9l Skc,; $4,000 BS fa'l California az &c.
5000 lbs. fail California At lShGszoc.; 1880 bs.
spring California at 24c % bags secured fall Cali
iforn!a at 60c. 5000 bs. low.pulled super on pri-
waite terms: 80 bales short exsra pulled on private
terms; 900 lbs. Eastern Texas At 2Sc.; so baleS
nonskoi or private terms; 81 bales Australian at
45c.-JOurnaL If Commerce. -. p
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ero,n Petersburg.

i''' the Richmond thspa'cn'j
,ro7r''r'',,r,, ,-,p,rrxG, January 20, 1876;
ih.S;1creh!e importance, involv.
\ cfsr o. ,,'' 49, ti(tv thousand dollars, was
IN Som' ''l' rorr Judge 5. ). NeislgeT, OF
&Ggcd t'-"f Inn~t. in chambers. rms was lhe
;ac CFtHt '9' uarrison's guardian ana
ca.2 en"t',"', executor, and is s0lt Tor
c;a1-s ~. 49,, N the estate OF me Ia'e VI
III 'r'tHt ,r",nnsyick county. IheTe was
PI,F. a. ,.'d Of counsel on both Sldes !:
g. Irch L, Page OF h?Snn,u"" ow - =
AS-,,>,5 y. :. Hicks hSI'a nnas Throw.
bG''h."',1,, Of B7uns"ick, anG D. 80 n Nv;
p'1" vssI cahurr, spPGcarlns 10, or .nI s ta
c'.o' w.. Interested. Ihefc were soou'
o. ;...,,,..,c , % The commissioner lsiost;
icyr exc ,~icrcd decree to DC entered
t. 800, ,rc account 10 K. IL. Mann SS y
comm 49, jon,r, for settlement.
sgsl' co... .',,,,cl Booth. o. Sussex, ta'hcf 0!
11 ,, r,I.1, Of this city, died to DAY al
". J. ''a.,,,rccd age. lie was about ninety
20, "a, lal'toot, of Richmond, has
". ! 81, ,Di ;" ,,-,a..p,I OF The Peabody pnolIc
y ac.r''ct"' q" - succeed Mr.. Hardaway,
S,-'t' ,...,., arsG of the High School.
pa13''' . ., term Of the Hastings Court
I5G"s 10. ...rir,. .Fadsc L. NJ. Mann pre-
b." 10. r., .rrud Jury did not hnd true
s'''.-' ,''-..-.s ,Hncs VI. Young, charged
.,.r ,.a,5@- man I.o. ~ ~, ~ sODn GOOD
49," ""'.'.I .r. rlc~c was at the 'ims Soo9
,..'.ery...su.&t. Young has oeeh 10 la.!
....,..-,, month, awaiting tr'aI' ana no"
=, .-,-4 a-. has declined 10 Dr'ns III q !.
~ ~. lilis were h.oUgh; n against
~. IL Il
''~ nv. Irc,>on. William PFitchard,
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louisville LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET

JANUARY 17.-Demand good ana prices nf'n.
The sales aggregated 40 hogsheads, distributed as
follows: o ,,,,
Tennessee leaf at S12, $40, $50, 1929 nogs-
heads Todd county leaf and Jugs at $1,000, S6.3O.
IL So s34 l hosshead Marion county Ieai NJ
S6 so; l hogshead old leaf ut Sl2.
The Louisville House sold IL hogsheads: hogs.
heads Henry county tTeun:) Ieaf al 81 and SS9O;
/ Henry county (renn.) lngs ut S4.92 hoSs-
heads Graves county leaf at +11.75, ~ 10,
$3.50 s9io; hogshead Graves county sS as
GogsheaGs Brown county Indl leaf at $3.50 ana
81; l hogshead Brown county und:l Tugs At 500
The Ninth-street Hou:e sold IL hoeshead,
hogsheads warren County old Leaf al So Sd2g
$500; hogsheads Warren County oiq i Jug ya ss
at S4.20, 30. 3O@$2; hogshead Hardin county county
new luSs at IS SO; hogshead Trousdale County
ITenn.j new leaf at SO 90; hogsheads Logan
ounty new leaf at $94sS; hosshead Logan
County new Tugs at "a 10. q ,ors
The Farmers House sold hogshesa6ds s hoeso1
horsheads Simpson County Tugs at 70 ~, S4;1 ~ :
6ogsheads Logan County leaf and lugs at y 70,
"a IL: hogshead Warren County leaf at 80 4o )
j hosshead Henry County Tugs at 1920; hogs
head Grange County lnd.) low lear al s'.-c0~'
rjo -Jo1lrnUL.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

ADVERTISING AGENCY.
TEN YEARS AGO
MEssRs. GEORGE z. ROWELL & co.
established their
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NEW YORK CITY.
Five years ago they absorbed the business con-
Quoted by Mr.. john HOOPER, who was the first to
20 Into this kind Of enterprise. Now they have the
satisfaction OF controlling the most extensive and
complete advertising connection which has ever
been secured, and one which would be hardly pcs
sible in any other country but this They have sue
ceeded in working down a complex business into So
thoroughly systematic method that no change In
the newspaper system OF America can escape
notice, while the widest I'M formation upon all topics
to interesting advertisers is placed readily at the
disposal of the public.-Ne,o York Times, June IA,
1875. de 29-2m
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, oanuary sOi 1915
american Goid.-1121 bid.
STATE Observation-Disclosures consols, GSa bid, 6Si
Iandable ii bid virginia deferred bid 81 asked
Virginia tax-receiTabe coupons, S5A bid, 20 asked.
CITY Observation-Disclosures city S's, l0S bid
Richmond city 8's, go bid.
mortgage s's, j. and j., rs bid, S2s asked; viz
ginia and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage s's,
J. and j. II bid; V5eipIa and Tennessee ka,lroaa
mortgage preferred s's, ). and j.. so bid; South
side Railroad third mortgage preferred s's. j. and
j., 54k bid; Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad first
mortgaae rs, j. and j., SO bid, ~ asked; Peters.
burg Railroad first MORTGAGE, ss, j. and j.. "a bid
S's, NJ and n, 100 bid Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad seyt NH mortgage s's, and d.: 90 bid:
Richmond Fredericks burg and Potomac Railroad
andria Railroad first mortgage 6's, II. and n, SIX
bid; Orange and Alexandria Railroad second mort
gaze s,s; j.. and3., 74s bid; Orange and Alexan,
bid; Grunge, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad first
mortgage rs j. and D., &c bid; Richmond and
Danville Railroad consolidated e's, III. and N, 20
Canal Bor,ds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
arst mortgage g., M. and NJ, SO asked; james
and n, 80 bid.
Raitfedd Stocks..Rchmond and Petersburg
burg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, G3
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad six per cent guaranteed loo par, SO bid;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
seven per cent guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid: Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad, 100 par, bid, SIX
asked. 'a
Bank Socks.-First National, 100 par, l2l
asked National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, 107k
asked asked Merchants National, no par, 100 asked;
OF Richmond, SO par, 4S bid. SIX asked; Mer-
chants and Planters Saviugs,25 par, 2la bid, 20
asked; richmond Banking and Insurance Company
20 par, 80 asked: Citlz:ns Savings, 25 par, 223
asked. 80"
Insurance Companies Virginia Fire and Marine,
70. par, 80 bid; Virginia State, 20 par, 25a bid:
Virginia Home, 100 par. 1o2 asked; Merchants
100 par. so bid, S4 asked; old Dominion, 100
par, 80 bid, 81 asked; Commercial Fire Insurance
Company. 20 par. "a asked; Richmond Fire Asso-
Arlington Life, 100 par. so bid, so asked.
Miscellaneous James River and kanawha Pack
ct, i2% par, l04 bid IL asked Old Dominion
Steamship Company. l 90 par. so asked.
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MARINE INTELLRGEHCE-
MINIATURE ALhANAC-JANUARY 81, 1875.
Sun lies. 5.5s Mornip nton TIDE 1887
Noon rlses....... 500 Eyenlng........... LIB
Port OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 20, 1875.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York. merchans
d,se and Messengers, G.. w. Allen IL Co., agents.
steamer Alliance, Carr. philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, W. Z. fortes' agent
SAILED.
s,..uer John Sylvester, Clifford. Sarfolk, 1neys
ctandise and passengers. L. Is. Tasum, aSspt
S,earner Shirley, Trayess, Baltimore, meYchan-
d,se and psssengers l.. B. TatuE,. agent.
Schooner nnsi Z seSya :. s SoEasf ssent w
Schooner Henrietta simmons, Godfrey, New
YORK merchandise Curtis Eatkss pb,l,de,r..
merchandise, Curtis & Parker. s..
sryAaYKs Tt>ARR1yE TODAY.
Steamer Wessoyer, skinner, Baltimore, merchan.
a,se and nassepgers, L. b. Tatan, agent.
sleame. John syysssII Tssaa, AGENT.
Sl A-1 srlAusas TO SAIL TODAY.
o,..,,or s,vsnoke Couch, New York, nseschan-
disc and passengers, G.. w. A,ieEA 90. agennss s.
Steamer Alliance. Carr, phhaaeig Dan,
dse and passengers, w. r. Por.er, aSens.
CLEARED ToR <RIs Regf.
Brig Moi.ket Gsrb schwarthins' New S0fk' JAZZ
a. ssh os Lille Falkensars, Ealkenaars' New
fs seho s T. r Ravens pesree. New York. jan
uary 18th.
sshoaner Ada A,nss, from Portland 10Y h,cnss
NOM before reported put back pas
the leak, and was ready TO proecea on tno it'
saa ssse,o,er sane Mar. which arrived at RcamSEa
Janaary ls.h ts ps .snarsa lin the apposaox
riysr While bound 10 Psiersoars - *. ,,.s ,s,s.
The sehoogsr LscS s s9s s,s, fos RisSaonG =
| $50 yo,v saurary 2e.-Asrtgsd; switseyanpss,,
pniiy"r. state of PenEsyiyanta, sltsoi E StoE,ss
agryed ont: Northampton, Bas Gem. 9.
nan. Wiltau,: Mary z. kus.s... -.-.--......~s
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

JANUARY 7.-Manutdctured Zo5G Geo nsI lies
f fine pontds. s5c.GsI; Virginia bright fine and
extra esS pt TWISTS, 7ia75c. Virginia bght extra 8
Inch twist ii @75c.; virginia bright S.ineh twist
6om5f5c: Virginia medium g. and 12-inch twist, 5e
M60c.; Virginia medium bright navy, 3's, IS and
SIS, 52@55c.; Virginia bright KS and los. oog
louisville navy, mahogany, second class. 52g35c:
Louisville navy, dark mahogany, third class, Dug
52c.; Louisville navy, fine BLACK, oUc;; Lo 3ns
Vile hne.cut chewing, 4o015c-; snosing' So9
Courier Journal.
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CT LOUIS PROVISIONS MARKETS.

a i1ht movement, the principal packers being dis
pose 20 withhold their STOCKS for better prices.
dsrs were filled at s2O@$20.25 /; $50 barrels prime
mesasoid as. Dry salt meats were steady 40,-
oohs. city clear rib sold a. 1o o. rS ca G&
mi or clear sides, 1OZi111c.; long clear, on
al &c In boxes Bacon was scarce FOR clear ris'
small order lots sold at lla and OF sIear SECS
~ canvassed at I31c. Green meats were dull
and nominal owing to the warm weather. aaa sd
was dull prime steam was held at l2sc.; renne nee
s,s.dv NJ I3@i3kc Beef was quoted at SIG for
extra family mess % barrel and 10 nal1-oarrel
dried, sI2@Sl s.; tongues, ae23gy5.oO q aozsh'
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO u.RKrr

JANUARY 1S.-The sales of loose tobacco to-day
were very active, and satisfactory prices were OBJ
tlined tor all desirable grades. We notice /, con.
Siderable improvement III quality and increasing
receipts but few hogsheaos being received, and
they are generally OF inferior quality and sell low.
cideo character Sl4@Sl6. 20; good leaf, sharp, SS
0S1O; medium grades of leaf, $60SS: lups long
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A TresDasser Killed.

Especial telegram to the Dispalch.J
PORTSMOUTH, Va, January 2O.-A United
States marine named William Browne, sta
toned at The barracks here, was shot and
killed on the Princess Anne road last night
while tresspsssiDg on the land of Richard
Searles. The coroner's jury this morning re-
turned verdict of justifable homicide.
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LYSCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET

JANUARY 17-Receipts continue very light and
no change in the market worthy of notice, there
fore we continue quotations;
Primings-Ipferior and common. soc G6S1 s. !;
good, $1.75@S3; fine and yellow, S3.50Wi5.
LudS.-Iuferior and common, S2GS3.50 I: good
dark and fine, S46S6; good and fine yellow, So JO@
80 extra yellow smoking, $1O@S1S.
Lenf-Inferior and common. S3.50@t5. so me-
dunn good ard mixed, $6U1!750; good dark and
red, $S@t10: fine dark aud red, 81 o: 50@Sl3 $50;
common and good yellow wrappers, SSgS12; fine
yellow wrappers, S13@S1S; best now selling, $50
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET

JANUARY 1S.-In Kentucky leaf only light bu.
siness in progress partly Oh export account; sales
creased demand On export account. and firm mar
ket sales. $50 cases, sunGry lots at 11@37hc 81
a 81 crSp g. Sss con Gee
ticut, 1873 crop, at l2@l5c.; 173 cases Wiscon.
sin. S73-'4 crop. at 5'sGsHc.: 81 cases PennsyL
crop, ut &c OF Havana, salts OF 20 bales at s5c
gS1. Virginia leaf is In rather better demand
quoted at sosSc for bgSht wSaPPeTs 4ooSe
20@3Uc. for smokers and 6h@sc. for lugs The
aAi Reat,mkv Il Leat-common Tugs. light 6@sc.,
heavy TOO SIC; good Tugs, light 74(asc., heavy
S4ld9c.; common leaf, light Sh@1 &C.. heavy 9k
@l04c. medium leaf, light 1o&@l &c. heavy OK
1870: fine leaf. llgh, 1870 &C.. heavy 14@16c.;
MaryIand.- Frosted, $685.; sound common,
ss@s1i g gooa to oG ne red, si1@si5 fancy 90
$40; upper country, S6.5O@S25; ground leaves,
OiioSinrerlor to good common, s6.5O@sS;
greenish and brown, 81 0@$13 medium TO fine red,
SS50@$9.5O; common to medium spangled, Slo
@S13; fine spanSled 10 yellow, $l4@S2O.
sEED.LEAF.
Crop Of 1S72.-Connccticut and MassachuSets
wrappers, 81 5mS20 seconds, 81 0@S12; filters, 81
@s s ESsasSSann ars 5 e'S wrap
$40; assorted los, sl5@s25:. slassashSsetis as
sets seconds, slOMSl2; filters, S7@SS. Penn
sylvaria assorted lots, 81 6@S35. New York as
sorted lots common. $SNlsl l; New York assorted
lois good to fine, sl2NS1S; Ohio assorted lots,
IS, 5oSti0; " isconsln assorted lots, s7@s9; Sc
cOnds ard filters, shipping, $76S9.
Crap Of 1s74.-Connecticut and MasSachusetts
filters. s8@*l0; binders and seconds, $i2Gsl :;
New York State assorted lois, $7M$9; pennsylva.
MIA assorted lots, S15@$25; Ohio assorted lots,
S6.5O@SS; Wisconsin assorted lots, s6. 5O@S9.
yana filters, fair, S7H@90c; Havana filters, tine,
95c@S1.O5; Yara-I and Ii cut, assorted, So@
90c.
diuTp. I'm bond, 15@1Sc.; good and fine In bond,
9GS2c; bright work, common and medium, In
bond, 2l@20c.; good and fine, IN bond, 26a45c.
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A New Catholic Diocese in Pennsyl'
yania.

NEW YORK, January 20.--A cable dispatch
to the Freemsn's Journal dated Rome, JAN
uary 20tb, announces that Allegheny City,
Pa, has been made Catholic diocese, and
Bishop Domenic, now of Pittsburgh, Is
named its first bishop at his own request.
Very Rev. j. Twigg, of Altoona, is appoint
ed bishop OF Pittsburgh.
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HE CHRISTIAN tONvESTIOS.- PHiiQ1et.
}'ud, Jarua:y IA 10 O'clock this morn.
IN ihn first session Of the Christian Conyen-
ion cll-d By the evangelists began at the
p"io. Tabernacle. The entire enclosure was
h..eJ, tAr ulIcr portion with representatives
q al denominations, and the rear with
!aGirr. A;cr Il few words Of. prayer Mr..
Moody announced the first subject to be
tY5ngc.lslic services, and how TO conduct
Them He spoke on this subject at some
lehSth. In answer 10 a question as TO how
long minister, should preach he said ado
l0! preach too long, as long sermons drive
!he tosprI iE>t in, then out Of the congrega.
t'on. The next subject vas, How long to
cohduG ORA! eG.ncetisgs. He said the minis.
-! >AOu!l take his seat down with the con-
s.'GaItQn, and induce them TO speak and take
par III the meeting. After the third subject,
BE- water Of life had been discussed,
l'F' III. Muchmore addressed the Conven-
'toF' ana brought the morning session to 4
.iJs".
Il" convention r'aSsembled at 5 ?. NJ.
Alter prayer by Rev. DR.. Ormiston, singing
~ >anNcy' and reading Of Scriptures by
.IooT!' Inc Convention took up the subject
.. 'lh44!Fy meetings.; which was dis
, ,TIst" "n hour. Moody did nearly all the
,S.n."., "N1 answered numerous questions
M4opouN2ed by delegates. The last subject
r ,ra. :, "ao "Training of young con-
, Iy'',. IHa closed the session for the day.
,. Az NoNNenl'on viii hold two meetings to-
a. Ng,S"lth>landing the bad weather tonight
,' W. i"ottharle vas crowded, the usual re-
~ '.'a' services being held Moody preached
y" " here Is no difference"
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JANUARY 1.-THE demand for good work horses
and sfreeters continues steady and unchanged. Of
ferngS OF all grades has increased, and now sDecn-
lators and shippers can operate with more freedom.
Common horses and plugs are dull aud neglected.
Mules quiet, with supply liberal and somewhat In
exctss OF the demand Heavy bIosky mules are the
only grades that sell. Values steady at the follow
ing nge:
Horses.-Auction horses and ponies, good 5000
$40; plug horses fair. sS5@$50; plain common
southern horses, $60GS7O; plain heavy workers
S90G$110: fair TO extra heavy workers, $1,000
$40; eastern streeters. extra. $115GS130;
ers. Sl1O4sl3O; extra draught, sl9OAs30O;
choice extra draught without blemish andsound,
extra fancy drIvfug horses, good action. si75@
1886; good matcbed pairs for carriages. $3.50.
oSe h ~ hsS 70 lAa hanos high s3SSss5;
high, 81 5@Sr20: / 81 TO I6l4 hands high, 1880
$3.50: l6 TO l6A hands high, sl50@s170.
Unbroke Mules Qaotations ON all grades are
Al 0l1S15 per hend less than those on broke mules.
An unhroke mule, 10 be saaole, must be fat. Fat
mules, four years old and under, sell at Sl51Sl5
less than older mules.-TfneS.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS,

JANUARY 9.-The market continues quiet, with
light receipts. Of, Jugs Of S62 bushels wheat, with
sales Al 81 40 for prime white, and $1.10, $3.50,
ri So 81 80, and 81 .43 for common 10 prime red.
$40 bushels of mixed corn brought 4Sc.. SEC, ADD
sac. No sales of rye or oats reported 36 bushels
of corn meal sold Ut 50c.-Gdzate.
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Fire.

ApoLLA, Pa, January 20.-A FIRE, caused
by the explosion of an oil lamp in Il. "A.
Randolph's store, occurred here last night,
DESTROYING two squares, comprising about
forty buildings. being nearly one BALI of the
towD. Loss, S50, 900. -
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January -Noon.-Stocks snAdy
Money. 5. Gold 113. Exchange-Long. 4S5I;
short, 4S9A Governments steady States quiet and
strong.
Epening-Money easy; offered at 5. Sterling
quiet at 1851 Gold firm at 113G113h. Govern
ments active and strong. States quiet n6strong.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 2G.-Fireinia 6s, peelers,
AS consols, SO. West Virginia's, Oh ! orlh Caro-
lima 6's, old, 1917; new, g. Special tax, 2. Bid to-
day.
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ST. LOUIS LIyE-sfoCK MARKET.

JANUARY 1.-THE cattle market yesterday was
qnfet, with limited Transactions. Buyers were In
disposed 70 make purchases until the coSrse OF The
values I'm the various eastern markets Is more clearly
dedicated. The supply was moderate ard OF all
grades. Hogs were dull and 10G115c. ~ 100 rs.
lower. The supply ON sale was liberal aud badness
was iimited Prices we're nominal al 6.5UGl&6.75
for York, -, S8.70GS6 IS for packfDg- and So. 30
for extra. stockers were steady ut S56s5.75
Sheep were hrm md unchanged In price, Times.
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From HotpsgIgrf< County.

.,45e-p oa&,ucr Of III" Richmond Dispatch.I
fl>CAsTLE, January Is, 1876.
Our County Court adjourned last Satur.
dty, After recess from Tuesday to Friday.
Til, frcr>, "a, had in order that some bench
warrants might be executed.
Ywoul>oW,rS, Samuel Smith aud Thomas
Jackson, .b),u csioredl were found guilty OF
grand larceny. and sentenced TO the pen
i.e1'Iary-oIe lor eight, and the other for
toGT .eais. They will visit your city in a
lew dly, under escort of the sheriff.
oar iOwn /, in high state of excitement,
% account OF, the expected celebration of TIE
h"r Nouuln ut Association tomorrow. The
Preparations are extensive and elegant.
Our little bank, bat two months old. is
doing quite = tArjyrg business, and is be.
glGJug 10 he appreciated by the community
a. an institution both Of accommodation
and discount.
Weather cIoalr, and warm. GlLpIS.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, January 90, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT While 262 bus hels. Rel. 37S bushels.
CORN White 143S bushels Nired, 80 bushels.
OATS.-900 bushels.
PEAS.-9O bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, so bushels prime ON private
terms 4S bushels on private terms; SO bushels
common ut S1.25-tot,l. 14S bushels. Red. SO
bushels good at Sl.4O; 1914 bushels -try good at
81 AS; SO bushels on private terms; &c bushels at
s1.25-total. $50 bushels.
CORN White, 3S4 busht Is very good ut Soc
90 bushels good on private terms; ! O6 bushe Is at
55c.; 53S bushels on private terms; soy bushels
prime at 56c-total 1928 bushels. Mired, 80
bushels very good al 55c.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
CoRS.-Thite 3G6 bushels.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, January 20.-The Times .hi.
| morning has an article on the proposition o.
MIR. Sherman. recently introduced In ths
United States Senate, for common unit for
money and accounts for the United States
and Great Britain. The writer SAYS the
idea, SO far as it has been considered, finds
no favor here. 1t might suit the Americans.
as most of their gold is locked up In some
treasursr's office. while the English sovereign
cifculates In millions throughout the coun.
try. 1t Is believed that the, disturbance arts.
ing from such change would be indescriba-
BILE, particularly in the absence of specie.
payments In America.
The liabilities Of Joseph Cloudy & Co. do
not exceed $4,000 sterling.
France.
THE SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
PARIS, January 20.-Returns from the De.
partments Of Loiret, Meuse, Eure, Charente,
Mauche, Cher, talyados, and Picuines Orr.
entails show Conservative majorties for sena-
torial delegates. In the Departments of Var,
Cote d'Or, Farm, Marine, and Jura the re.
suits are doubtful.
DEATH OF A LIFE-sESAToR,
PARIS. January 20.-M. De Il Rochelle,
Legitimist, who was elected q senator for
life for the Assembly, is dead.
Germany.
NO SPANISH CIRCULAR RECEIVED.
LONDON, January 20.-A Reuter- telegram
from Berlin says: No Spanish circular-note
has been received here replying to the Anne.
rican circular concerning Cuba. So far the
various Powers have made no representa-.
tons to Spain. The American circular did
not contain any declaration liable to affect
the friendly relation between Spain and the,
United States.
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.


once Louisiana Equitable Life In.
surance Company-An annual election for d.
rectors of this Company was held on Monday.
April II, 1876. The following gentlemen con-
stitute the Board OF Directors.
CHARLES CHAFFE A. THOMPSON.
ALEX. MARKS H. N. PAYNE,
Fl. J. VOSE. JOHN n. PINE,
JOHA i. ADAMS. ANDREW PATTON.
+. g. HEENDON. W. B. SCHMIDT
JAMES /. DAY. JOHN s. GROVES,
I W. STONE. EB BRIGGS
John HENDERSON, Z. A. TYLER,
4. y. NEWMAN. Il. Il. WALSHE.
4. II. FAIRCHILD. J. b. CANOES.
r. w OGDEN. HENRY ABRAHAM.
Az the annual meeting OF the Board OF Direct
ors, held TUESDAY. May ?. the following oHcers
were elected for the ensuing year:
SAMUEL. MANNING TODD. President.
r. w, OGDEN, Vice President.
ANDREW PATTON, Second Vice President
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary;
WILLIAM HENDERSON.
K. mv11 I'm Secretary.
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