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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04

The boys pretty generally swore
themselves out of participating in the
Halloweve exercises, and broken
windows are therefore lying testimon-
ials of any youthful festivities on that
occasion. The boys "hold the fort"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04
Business Locals.

1776 A Drop of Joy in every Word. 1876
PURE LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE
GAS every day at Wilson's Dental Rooms.
No. II North Liberty street, Cumberland,
Md, for the painless extraction of teeth.
Those that take it are delighted with it
and praise the invention on which no time,
experience or expense has been spared for
the relief of suffering humanity. You are
respectfully requested to call at my Dental
Parlors.
MANY of our neighbsrs speak very high
ly of DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar for crop,
Containing no opium it is safe TO admins
ter and we have never known it to fail.
Sold by Mcneil & McCulloh
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04
Standard Goods !

HOMEMADE FLANNELS, JEANS,
i l. CASSlMERES, BLANKETS, &c,
for sale in Frostburg, Eckhart, Mt. Savage,
Homecoming, Barton and Cumberland. No
ders coming direct to the Mill will receive
prompt attention. ]. w. R1GG & SON,
Morgan's Glade, Preston, W. Va,
Sept 30-4m
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04

MANY of our neghbsrs speak very high
ly of DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar for crop.
Containing no opium, it is safe to admins
ter and we have never known it to fail.
Sold by Mcneil & McCulloh
Murder will Out.-A few years
ago August T. lower" was discovered to be
a certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
complaint, { few thin Dyspeptics made
known to their friends how easily and
quickly they had been cured by its use
The great merits Of GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER became heraldcd through the
country by one sufferer to another, until
without advertising, its ale has become
immense, Druggists in EVERY TOWN
in the United States are selling it. No per
son suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, palpitatlon of the
Heart. indigestion, low spirits, etc, can
take three doses without relief Go to your
Druggists, Mcneil & McCulloh, d. G.
Percy, G. A. Wmgert, Frostburg, and John
son Collins of Eckhart Mines, and get n
bottle for 70 cents and try it. Sample bot
ties 10 cents.
HI you want the genuine London
Brown Stout, Ale, fine Whistles, Brandies
and Wines, go to B. STERN's Liquor Store.
No Improvements on the "Ironsides."
A full line of lamps and lamp
Goods at Mcneil & McCulloh's Drug
Store.
Pure Rye whisky. only SO, at
B. Stern's Liquor Store.
Get the best-the "Ironsidcs"-at 49,
Mems and Boys Clothing at cost at
EDWARDS y ROGERS.
Citizens while laying pipe for the
New County, don't fail to lay pipe for Win
ter drainage nor forget that the best Terra
Gotta brain Pipe is sold by Millner
& Smith, Steam Marble Workers, II & Is
Front street, Cumberland. kiuncig
Mems and Boys Clothing at cost at
EDWARDS & RoGEKs
WALL PAPERs.-A large and varied
stock Call at d. G. Percys Drug Store
The lightning E'oEiSEs.-For
cleaning every kind of metal, such as Tin
ware, Bass, Copper, Britannia, Silver,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Windows,
Lamp Chimneys, Looking Glasses etc, is
decidedly the best in the market, making
an elegant polish on all kinds of metal and
cleaning woodwork, with very little labor,
and without ny injury to the article clean
ed. One trial will be sufficient to convince
you of its superiority. Manufactured by
JOHN f. SHUCKHARr, and for sale by
EDWARDS & Il, GERS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04

ASK the recover
ed dyspeptics, Bill
Gus sufferers, vic
TINS of the Fever
and Ague, the mer-
curial diseased pa
tient how they re-
covered health
cheerful spirits and
good appetite they
will talI y,u Nv
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. - Large
meetings were held in Paul's Opera
House Saturday and Tuesday even
ings. Dr. Mayer and ]. B. Pugh of
Baltimore, and H. w. Hoffman Of
Cumberland on the former, and Hon
A. G. Riddle of Washington, D. c.,
and Hon. w. H. Koontz of Somerset,
Pa, on the latter occasion, held forth
with great acceptance to their party
friends. The speeches of Messrs. Rid
die and Koontz are especially COM
mended for eloquence and ability.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04

HURT IN THE MINE.-David L..
Lewis miner, had his right hand
mashed, two fingers broken, and the
thumb of his left hand split open, by
a fall of breast coal in Blaen Avon
mine on Wednesday Of last week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04

MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage
licenses were issued by the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for this county, dur
ing the week ending Saturday, Oct.
%:
Jas. A. Jones and Amanda E. Crup-
per.
Michael Kennedy and Catharine
Flanagan.
Michael M. Malone and Alice V,
Alkire.
Lucian D. Sizer and Mary d. Radle.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04

To THE CINTENNIAL.-Since our
last report the following named per-
sons have left Frostburg for the Cen
tennial:
Il. B. Shaffer, Harry Shaffer,
Conrad Baker, Jacob Blocher,
R.R. Sanner, Watson Karr,
Mrs. Watson Karr, Miss Belle Edwards,
DR.. W. B. Edwards, Robert Edwards,
George Wehner, o. j. Moat,
]. 8 Weaver, c. F. Nickel,
Geo. H. Wittig, Samuel Jeffries,
Mrs s. Jeffries, r. r. Hobltzell.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04
New Business Locals.

Always keep the bottle handy,
Do not place it out of sight;
For it cured our little Andy,
Who was coughing day and night.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04
The doings of Tuesday night were

The doings of Tuesday night Were
discreditable to a town which claims
to possess police system. In several
localities, notably on Bowery street,
the boys extemporized reign of ter
ror among the women and children.
Not content with banging doors, they
broke window glass and SASH and in
dulged other species of Hailoweve
vandalism. On Main, Mechanic and
Broadway, milder but little less pro-
voking disorder prevailed, and on
Wednesday morning the fronts of
many residences exhibited numerous
traces OF cabbage-stalk bombardment.
The whole business is too silly to
be tolerated. The people pay for the
privilege of quletude and protection,
but Tuesday nights experiences show
that the town may be taken by bands
of gamins without fear of police or
law. fthe people must take their
defence in their own hands it is about
time they were knowing it, for this
foolishness should on no account be
allowed to repeat itself
In this connection, it is proper to
say to parents of smart youngsters
that there is trouble ahead for both
unless due control is exercised. The
latter want locking up at six every
evening, interspersed with copious
applications of rawhide until they
learn that the path of youthful honor
lies through common sense behavior.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04

MARR1ED.-In Frostburg, at the
residence of James Kane, Esq, by
Rev. Father Ryan of Cumberland,
Mr.. James E. Coulehan of Cumber-
land, and Miss Carrie G. johnson,
daughter of the late Thomas Johnson
The happy pair left the same after
noon for Cumberland where they took
the 5:2l p. m. train for the Centen-
NAL The good wishes of hosts Of
friends of the fair bride in this section
accompany her into the new and
blest estate.
On Bowery Tuesday night the
damages sustained by Messrs Charles
Sonnenburg, Thomas Farrady and
others, from Halloweve lombard
ments, were considerable. These
gentlemen are naturally very much
incensed. They know the parties by
whom they have suffered, and are
taking due measures to protect them
selves.
Observation-Disclosures Cuthbert de-
sires thanks to the ladies, Mrs. Won
Kleiser and Miss Helen Berkebile,
for their assistance in the Concert.
She also duly appreciates Mr.. 7. H.
Paul's kindness in loaning her his
piano for the occasion, and has pleas
ure in acknowledging his liberality.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04

TIL Chap st. Par st and Rest Family
Medicine in the World
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03

How THE REV. WinsLow AscEKTAIhED THE
METHOD OF THE EsCAPE OF FoRGERs FROM
JUSTICE From the Boston Gt0bc. 1T has
already bceB stated that Mr.. WinsloW in
uuired OF a lawyer Of this city in regard to
the countries where eXtraditon does not
prevail. The details OF this interview are
grimly humorous In the light OF recent events.
The Transcript says that the eDterprislne
speculator began the interview by saying
that as 80 many forgcrs had ESCAPED JUS
tice by going 10 Brazil and other countries
where no txtradilion law Is 10 effect.
he wished 10 get up an article for the Post,
giving the facts In the matter, the full text
Of the To- WE, the names OF the localities where
Justice IN not protected, the routes thither,
&c. Mr.. WinsIow's legal friend accordingly
overbauled books, consulted all the authori-
ties, looked into The history Of the famous
Bailey case 10 New York, and Others
well known here, and furnished full dc.
tails. Mr.. Winslow took copious noIes, in
formed himself OF the routes and running
time OF all lines of steamers running to non-eX-
tradition ports, and by the lawyers help, Oh
tanned full statement OF the laws regu 'a.fng
arrest on The high seas, and the immunities
of those who 20 down To the sea In ships"
&c. The disciple of Blackstone had himself
become greatly interested In the case, aud
when Mr. Winslow offered to pay him for
his trouble the lawyer said that the matter
was of public interest, and he couldn't think
OF taking money for It. Dir. Winslow In
sisted on sending him copy OF the Post
free, and went away, assuring bis friend
that the first Of the eXtraditlon articles
would appear very soon.
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AUCrros sAggsrh.s Day. -.
1l-'1l,- g.FOLInWIEG LIsToFUSCLAIM

il ED EXPRESS packages Grsrted &c Frede-
rfcxsbrrz Va. uniezs previously called FOR, VIII be
sI,3d f1r cilaraes ut the zsuctiou house OF COOK d.
ILauatton. Richmond, Va, on THURSDAY req
ruary 3,I576:
/ packs2e B.tstow. W. Fredericksburg. va.
package, Blackburn. G. T., PrpGerieksburg, Va.
/ package. Bristsw & Co., Frefer tckshuIg Va.
/ BOX. 5. Bea;e. D. g., Fredericksburg. Va
bucsie sposes Braxton & B, Fress rick burg, Va
I bale Reii. Ned. Fredericksburg, Va
i uarcel. Cox. j. p, Fredericksburg Va.
i parcel. Ellis, ars. IL j., Fredericksburg, Va
/ Parcel, Frkan. Joe, Fredericksburg. Va.
/ bucket Frederick sburz. Fredericksburg. Vs.
1 parcel. Harris, Alexander. Fredericksburg. va.
p,rcel castings, 10, Hunter & T., Fredericks-
2 castings attached. 12, Hunter P, Frederieks-
burg. Va
] parcel, Kidd. J. H.. Fredericksburg, Va
l parcel, Kidd. John, Fredericksburg. Va.
/ o. box. keisler. Dr.. D. ". Fredericksburg, Va
! box, Mclean. ". Fredericksburg. Va
! box. Marshall. Mrs. T. B., Fredericksburg. Va.
1 box. Nash, X. H., Fredericksburg, Va.
2 castings. attached U'Bannan, 81. A., Frederiess-
l parcel, Pendletou, J.. Fredericksburg, Va.
! parcel, Puller & ), Fr-cericskb1rg. Va
! box. ), Fuller g., Fredericksburg. Va
/ parcel, Rawiett- H. e Co.. Fredericksburg, Va.
] parcel, Roane, A. n. Fredericksburg, Va,
I box. ), Reale. d. C., Fredericksburg, Va.
! bundle, Sutton r.. Fredericksburg. Va.
l bundle, sauncers. S. W.. Fredericksburg. VS..
/ trunk Smith. boDas- Fredericksburg, Va
parcel. Tpiyke, J FREDERICKSBURG. Va
! parc-i. Walla. q. DIR. NJ. Fredericksburg. Va.
l bU1- AZ, Wilson, j.. Fredericksburg. Va.
l parcel, Washington, Mis- L., Frederick sburg,
Va.
bundle. 10 Wade, W. e.. Fredericksburg. Va.
il l3,20.27&Fe3 j. +. GIBSON, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03

POET on EICHhosD. FEsgrAHT 2. 1875.

ARRIVED.
s,csuer John sylvester, CLIFFORD, Norfolk H'ef'
rtes,p.r thfr.er. Travers- BzfSlore, nerctAD-
dise and passengers. l.. b. Tatnn, agent ,,op.
sciioones f>sosesss, Asnorn' fo''ian'' A'
Joeeph x. Anterior, receiver.
sAILKD.
Y,ty HnIske il;erTnsBj. EcsSarthIng. bana'
1926 sarreia aaf 100 hslf-'arrss nouf' h''N4'''
cf F;tz WtIfibaned cerman,, Muizen Liverpool,
s.io5 tarreis aour, Haxal'. creLHka" DC o. 'sA'
e rIg AVN Kelly tBrtshl, Keliy, Kio &c 5anero'
~ Schooner Laura Y. Messer. Gregory. Boston, o''
tnns cal. cur1is & PaIker ,o, Sorfo;k,
schooner f rn@s T. Im fne''A'
scnonner knple Mills BHTns, S"fio'A' '0>37'
pins, Currie & co.
cJ.EARKp yoR TfB.s PORT.
sct,ooner Edward staHe, s"p+sT' Nc" 4 rs' 'N-'''
" 3cbosner Addle F. Ames' Aeh0ro' Portland 'a''
uSShonner PARAGON, Horopg Lrbec. Jaona5 ZIP.
actonr,sr Chsries z. dcshzfn, Quig'+y' baiu-
more. January 9Th. .x y,-t- J.nuarv
ssiiooner L. A. I,anenh over. GrsT POTION jan
uI Ry,g Katie Gap.j, Robinson New YORK, January
;;chooner z. randuers'n, Godfrey Boston, 'ann-
airy 23;h. ,o,..,.
schoooer n. +. simmons, Willets, hence al
phiIaS.jphfa January 81.
scsooner William n. TanUm, SHOE oyster
shs ,c ~ Al Vsnduersen Goefrty. from Boston
Tor KichnonH a; New York Ftbrnsry 1st
stratnrr Ellie X night. from !iIniugton for Sor,
folk sprung l.aG outside OF Batttras. Dot afriFeo
AZ Norfolk January 3lst through the c-oaL
Schooner Carrie {. Miles Grahatn. io u, w, w.
ri MIA for Boston al anchor on honoas on tlts,
"a yinV station IL. cape Cod having losi main'aii
ON night Of the 29ih. .
The schooner Mary Riley. BilcT, from " oDo
Hole for Richmond, a. New YORK Febru-
Afry 1st- ,.ur,p,
The numtcr Of vessels belonging to or 1ouno 20
OR FRI IN ports in he EDiie STATES reported foLai
nst aud mi, sipy during the pas, month Is %, OF
which Zz were wrecked, atendJEed. SUM by
collision. and are missing. The list conprlses
shfps t,arLs. brig, and II scbooBers. and tbeii
total value. exclusive Of carg1es 1s estimated al
s4S0,00U.
BY TELEGRAPH
WV: York. February 2.-arr!veh cut: City 81
Bristol, Fire Queen, Bohemia. china, Ardmore,
Margaret fnn.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
yrpgsgpAY, Fes,raary 2, 1876,

ASerscag 2old- az bid 90 ,,a IN
hsa,s ssessyist.s-y irstnfa console. W Dsa; ~
asked: Virginia coasas nsw ~ ss', ~ az
yirrfr.s fnnds.ac. 30 nj. Tgrgtsta ns'ssIs.. "a
I'D. a9 sskss: virstata tax-Tecei'sNe coupons
sesx I'D, Son asked. .,- g.. ms hid.
giShsnond fifF g.. 81 bid, % asksa te,sI.sn's
rSts e's DC aske6: LysrbhaIrg city = Ipo o, s
poIra.y1 Eog,lt1-Hiehrncnd ann fstp.hS ~
gars,aa frst sncrtZe 81 D. sa avy g Dp
r. A. aud o.. ca b.a: Eicataend asS Daar na .
;,.s,rS.s rnaayjida,sS eB. "a a.d ", liS assssi
atian,a aud Eichssond Eir-isoe hallinaa DIT, hls.
taortgs g. j. and ~ 51k It'd 8zS ssxsa. s.en .
,sf,S tyoTf fts.r and Chesapeake ka3'road au'
s,raro,,,st Sc. j. sad j., 10 bid
fnn1i Eosfs.-Jaues siFer ano hanaNha bana'
,urr,ns rngrtgaze G-s. ". spd ~, 30 bid.
RGjiroq1 SiDcks,--n ichmond and TserhhuIg
D.Si,na1, 100 par, 93 bid. SS asked: Richmond
and Daa viIIr Railroad 100 par. asked: fieamon'
Esilrozd. 100 par, 10 asked. ,.
EGnF Storks-Fsfs, National, 100 par. 10 Az
cd: rat. Bank Of Virginia 100 Esr 10 mn. ~
asseS: Union Basl OF EiebgcSd so oar AZ pIu'
30 a,ks-d EicaBDad f.snkipg ard Insurance IoH'-
rsny, % par. SO asked. n,
I,ssnygy,ce Gs0aDnnl s.-pirgDia Fire ann pa
r!nc. Is par. 35H b'd ViryiDia Home. 100 III Ut
100 asked; Mercharts and mechanics, loo par, = -
bid. ok asked; Old dominion. 100 par % bf''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03
BY Richard-on S Co.,
Real { state AGENTS and Auc;ioneers,
lI13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO
Il STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, NUMBERED
RESPECTIvr LIZ $50 AND 1872, On The WEST
SIDE OF TEIHD STREET BETWEEN JACK
son AND DtFAL STREET.. BY AUCTION
By yirtue OF the provisions If deed Of trust bearing
date The 20fh day OF August 1870. from 5. Hech
irser I'd wife. Guly IecnTce IL n clerks oare OF
the Ch1nrery Cour, # rbe ci,y Of kichnord. 70
csr-aiD trustees for ibe Virginia Building Fund
Company narne5 n saId 6@e,, hrir successors IN
cf!c, ~ secure he payment II certain obligation
Of dent therein meIi.oCed, default having been
MADE In the payment Of The same. and t@inx re-
guifed SO 10 do by said Pudding Fund Company.
shall, The successor Of said irustets se by suc-
lion. Oh The premises. on SATURDAY the l2rh
ms ant, al o'c.ncs p. ~. the KsAL kSTATE de-
ecrbsd In SAID defd, consisting Of TWO TWO
STONY FRI ME DWELLINGS, numbered re-
spcctively $50 and 1872. and Lot so BY 1872 feet,
on the west Side Of Third street between Jackson
and Duval streets.
TERMS: One half cash: balance in six and
twelve months 3eZoti,bIe notes to De given for the
ref-rr.d m-nts, with interest ADDED and secured
BY n deed Of tusr.
',c2 WV. II. PLEASANTS. Trusles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03
By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auc'ioneers,
ll13 Msin street.

VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL
Y INGS ON BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN
DUvAL AND BAKER, STREETS FIR SALE
BY AUCTIOS.-We shall sell by auction, on tie
premises, on TUESDAY The 9Th instant, II
O'Clock p. 81, two small BRICK TEStMESTS,
numbered respectively 1913 and 725. With los
more or less Also, 3 two-story FRAME sTORE
witr brick front and dwelling above, 40. IT. and
lot fronting sly feet With depth OF about 200
feet owned ard occupied BY J. B. Albert Jr, on The
east side OF Brook avenue between Duyai and Baker
streets.
The aforementioned OF The above described pro-
perry has long been occupied as place Of business
ard could. With the USE Of the adjoining ist as 4
stable yard, be admirably suftec 10 the large coun-
try trade passing In that vicinity.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In six and
twelve months. negotiable notes given for the dc.
ferred payments with interest add-d, and secured
By d deed Vi trust. kiCbA SDSUS & CO.,
g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Aucti0neers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAIL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU.
" ABLE TRACT OF ONE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY FIVE ACRES OF WOOD LAND, IN
FROM KILBY'S STATION, on The RICH.
RAILROAD, AT AUCTION.-ln execution OF
decree or the Chancery Court Of Richmond en-
tered In the cases OF Willtams's administrator rs.
Williams, Ragiand, aud ais. Wlllisms rs. Priddy,
administrator, and Pridoy, administrator, rs. Rag
land, &c. The undersigned, special commissioners
thereby appointed, will sell ut auction at the ONCE
of Mrssrs. Grubbs & Williams, auctioneers, In
the city OF Richmond, on TUESDAY. 9Th OF
February, at 2 d.. the TRACT OF LAND owned
by the late hrm OF Williams & RaglaDd, and
situated as above. 1t contains ONE HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-FfVE ACRES, and adjoins the
lands OF Messrs. jenkins. Snead, Fullank, Morgan,
Perrin. and Bigger, and Is bounded on the west
by Stony-run creek. On about NINETY ACRE 5.
IL is estimated, there are about TWO THOUSAN ND
ONE HUNDRED CORDS, mostly OF large OAK
and PINE WOOD. and The remaining NINETY
FIVE ACRES is covered with dense growth or
OAK and PINE OF a smaller size. This pro-
perry is regarded os being exceedingly valuable
for the wood, which lies very convenient 10 rail-
road transportation.
"A plat OF the land can be seen at the office OF The
auc ioneers.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at six, twelve.
aad eighteen months, with interest; and further
particulars ut the sale.
Persons wis hing To buy are Invited 10 examine
The property before the day of sale.
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
WIN. JOSIAH LEAKF,
Con- missioners.
GRCBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ia 20
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RECEIVED FROM OCTOBER 1, s75, TO JANUARY
81, 1875.
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. February 2.-Cottou duil ard irregu-
lar; sales of 1887 bales at 1918 1890. Flour
aSfs @
CO." ,mmon mon 10 fair ' Extra, SS@s5 go. Wheat more
active; $l.05 for Inf rior winter red western;
change; 62h@64c for graded m!xer, 62G63Ec.
for upgiadsd western mixed. Oats dull; 45(g4sc;;
uncnangcd. sugar quiei nna unchanged. Molasses-
New Orleans steady. with fair inquiry al 4S@60c.
rive s'eady. win better dernand: Iaiow hrln al
peni,ns eIsIer at ssasc: Wcol quiet aud sie.dy;
domestic fleece. 42M Csc. pulled, 27M4Sc.; UNI
wlslr~, l5@s2cs;;; Texas L5gs3c Pork sei1y y;
@l2 IL Ice Whiskey firm AT s1.l2 Freight
quiet; cotton, per sail Ad., per steam 5l6d.
"ALTIMOKE
BALTIMORE, February 2.-Flour quiet, steady,
ami unch ,need Wheat -son.h'rh dull and
@$!;45; amber, 81 so: white, sl:soa$i.55.
rye dull and unrhauged. Provisions steany, frn,
ISac.; job lots, l64@l9Ac. Wmskey a shade
irmer at IL 1@Sl.1lh. sugar steady and firm.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February 2-Flour-Fxtra fall quiet
a; 81 so; extra family,s6. Grain duiand nelhng
Pork, SCI .50@S22. Bulk .meats-Shoulders, 7H(9
&c.; clear rib, 1oNc.; clear sides. lie, Bacon-
Sagar-cured hams. I4t9I4Sc. ard-Tierce, Ike;
kcg, i Sc; prime steam, I3c. Whlskey and baggng
quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. February 2.-Flour dull and I'M
changed Wheat steaay and In fair demand at 81 rs
6nS1,35. Corn steady, with moderate demand;
sound. as ga &C.; damaged, 9@39Hc. Oats steady.
with fair demand nj 35M43c. Bar.ey and rye IN
changed PORK steady and firm ut S2O25@s20 so.
Lard in fair demand and firm; steam. 21c.; ket-
tie, l3Ql4c. Bulk.meals frm aud In fair demand
shoulders. TIC; clear rib and clear sides, 1910
10AQ1l 0Ic. Bacon ~ fair demand und firm; shoul-
Gcrs. 9&c.: clear rib, l1hc.; clear sides, l2Sc.
Green meats Nothing doing. Lily. hogs stenuy
and 6rm: fair rs good packing ~ 45Rs7 Do.
WIFI key steady. with mode acinane, lat $l.05.
Butter ste ady and unch aged.
ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, February 2.-Flour dun and I'M
changed. Wheat higher: No. 2 red winter, 81 .50k;
No 5 red winter, Sl.37 asked 81 35 bid. Corn
sOwer aud In good defnaud: No. 2 mixed $50
3S1sc. Oats Brm and u.,car g~d. harley fiat aud
generally lower: strictly prime 10 fancy Wisconsin
and Minnesota, 81 .06@si so. RYe-OGeriugs light
st89c: Pork easter at e1g.90G0&2O. Lard dull:
81 LOO asked, &ll.75 bid Bulk Ineats-Demand
iight; holders hrm; shoulders 7kc.; clear rib.
19xc.; clear Sides lie. Whiskey steady and un-
changed AZ 100.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

The breaks to-day were 1913 hog=hcads, 81
tiercts. aud ! boxes.
The offerings at auction On Change to-day were
% packages, OF which SO were sold at prices
ranging from e 90 70 1850. Bids on 81 pack
ages rejected.
The following Is a comparative statement Of the
ipspectons deliveries, aud rece1ps OF ba eco. to-
gethcr With stock on hand at the different ware
houses In the city Of Richmond from the LIST OF
October, 1874, IN January 81. 1878, and from the
LIST of October, 1875, 10 January 81. 1875:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03
..AUsel,:rIFos sXLgs-Yu.n.,r. Dsy..
BY Warren e Taper,
Real Es'ase Ssyrls and Anet.oneerJ,
y0. IL TSnft sfrr~,

A UCTION SALE OF a NICE LITTLE
II FAKM nF THIRTY.TwO ACRES. MORE
OR Less, aF PRODUCTIVE SOIL. WITH If
PRbTEARSTs THEREON, SEkE THE IN
TgRyFCTl0N Of RsODk TURNPIKE AID
MOUNTAIN ROAD. FRONTING OF The Lat
r. X. SIX AND A HALF NILES FEON RICH
IOSD.-st The REQUEST Of the owner, viii sefl
by public aactio1, the premises, al IL O'Clock
", on TUESDAY the Sfh day Of February 1876.
s,1,i, ~, the Sar Alter fire ssse or the S,r,
win be sold ore HORSE, four HOGS, CORN, &c. N
TERMS: Easy. and At sale.
WARREN UPPER.
fe 3-5t Auction.ers.