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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1877.

american Gold.-1O5h bid.
State Observation-Disclosures conso's, go bid; f1r-
glnia consols. new, 40 bid. Al asked; Virginia
lnntable, 80 BID; Virginia tax -recsivabe coupons
Citg SseurMies.-Rlehmond city 81 1I s bid,
Ell Petersburg city 6's, 90 bid; Lypchbnrg city
s's. 1Os bid; Lynchbnrg city 6's, 92 bid: NorfGis
city water SIS, lob bid: Fredericksburg city rs, 81
bid; Manchester S's, LOG asked.
Railroad Bo1,ds!-VireiniaC Central l:aiir0aa 1rst
mortgage 6's, j. and j., 90 bids Southsie Raiiroad
third mortgage preferred 6's, j. and D., 40 BID ;
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage e's, Land j.,
Railroad mortgage S's, J. and j., 100 Did. li0
asked; Richmond and Danville Railroad consoi.
dated 6's, NJ and N. IS bid; Piedmont Railroad rst
mortgage Ss. A. and o.. S5 bid, 90 asked
Railroad StocHS.-Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG anu
Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed luu
par, 80 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and foto-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed. 10Y par,
90 bid; Richmond and Danvi1le Railroad, 100 pal !,
bid: Piedmont Railroad, loo par, bid; Seaboard
and Roanoke. Railroad common, 100 par, %
bid; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed
100 par, 1 10 asked.
Bank Stocks.-FIrst National, 100 par lI6 hid-
100 asked: National Bank of Virginia, 100 par
95 asked; State Bank Of Virginia, 100 par 10 bid
Union Bank of Richmond, 80 par. AZ asked.
Insurance Companies. Virginia Fire and Ma,
rlnc. 25 par, 80 bid; Virginia State, 20 par, ~
asked; Virginia Home, 100 par, 90 bid. 100 asked :;
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, 80 asked;
City, 100 par, so asked: Old Dominion, 100 par,
55 asked Granite Insurance Company, 100 par,
Is asked; Commercial Fire Insurance Company. 25
171 asked.
Mscelldneous.-Old Dominion IRON and Nail
Works Company. 100 par, 100 bid: James River
and Kanawa Packet, 12i5 par, 5& bid.
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MARINE INTEEz1GEaGE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL Is, 1877.

steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk mer-
chanalse and Passengers l.. -. Tarum agent.
Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company
scno1ner agnes Klppiier, Lynch, Georgetown, ID.
Schooner William MCGEE, Lynch Georgetown, D.
G., coal. s. L. Lathrop.
CLEARED.
Bark Westfold fSor), Larsen. EIsinorc. for or
ders, petroleum, Meissner. Ackermann & Co.
Bark Anna T. iAus.i. Marlnc0vch. Rio dc Janet
70, flour, Dunlop.& McCance.
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley, Trarers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. L. g. Tatun. agent.
Schooner Enterprise, Enos, Nansemond river.
truck-barrels, Curtis Z Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Liverpool March 1st, bark Woye Ncr.) An
From New York March 7th, schooner Matilda
From Orient, L. l., April 3th, schooner Hattie E
From New Haven April =, schooner Maria Pier
From New Haven April :, schooner G. L. Fesscn.
From Philadelphia April 18th, schooner Major
From New York April l4tl, schooner Eclipse,
ConkIin.
JAMESON, Campbell.
From Rockland April =, schooner Johnnie Meg
From Philadelphia April 18th, schooner II. b.
Diverty. Nickerson.
From baltimore April 18th, schooner A. E.
Fiom Charleston April 18th, schooner Joe Carl
ton. -.
From Charleston April 9TH, schooner Ben, =.
BY Telegraph.
Fort MONROE. April 1S.-Arrived: Banks Euera.
from ST. Thomas :: Hans Nelson, from Lynn. seek
Ing Passed in for Baltimore: liarks A. Eeaton,
Anna Elliott, and Cato: schoUners ID. F. Keeling.
ST. Johns +. r.. City Chelsea, ship John L. Berry,
ship Belle Morse, from Antwerp, and proceeded to
Philadelphia. Passed in for Baltimore: ship Charles
Dennis, from Antwerp. with the crew OF the barker:
tine Annie +. Elliott tremendously reported passed
in for Baltimore today on board. She fOundercd
at sea; no particulars. Arrived; Bark Sator, from
Lynn, seeking. Sailed: Bark Athlete, for Bali-
more. Passed out from Norfolk: Ship Princeton,
Cor Liverpool; bark Eoc, for Sicily.
VESSEL ASHORE.
NEwBERN. April 1S.-It Is reported at IIatteras
that the captain OF tree-asted schooner ashore
lIat:cras last Friday In sinking condition. with all
hands on the hurricane deck. Since then the hurri-
cane deck and other portions of large vessel have
been washed ashore. There is nothing to Indicate
the nam OF the vessel
NEW York, April ls-The German bark Liebc
Is ashore on Sleler-lsEynd Beach. Two of the crew
were lost.
Arrived: Steamers Victoria, City OF Dallas, San
NEW YORK, April lS-Arrlvcd: Steamer HON.
monia. Arrived out: Steamers Jona. Iucs, Stando
Newberg, State OF Nevada, England.
LOSS OF LIFE.
SAVANNAH, April lS.-Captain Rawiey, OF the
that on the 9th instant he fell In with the schooner
Mary ". Hopper or ST. Georges. Nc. from New
York for Savanilal', in longitude TO- Latitude 81 Is.
board and drowned and her mate, ". G.. Mason.
killed by the ta4ral The schooner Hopper had lost
her who I. w-boat, lower rudder. braces. and
forcsii, and had her boat stove. She took the
mates wife and crippled man or THE. schooner
placed Rawlcy's second mate on her, with orders
To proceed TO Wilmington, n. G..
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INTERESTING TELEGRAMS.
PROGRESS OF AFFAIRS IN NEW
ORLEANS.
The Packard Legislature Resolve t"
Stand by Him to the East.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE REPUBLICAN eau
CTS IN NEW ORLEANS YEsTERDAY-PRO-
SECUTToN OF EX-SECRETARf ROBESoN
To DE 4 LEADING FEATURE IN THE
DEMOCRATIC POLICY IN THE FoRTHCoM-
ING CoNGRESS-PREPARI TO PAY
CLAIMS FOR ANTE-BELLUM MAIL SER.
vICE-GovERSOR HAMPTON SEALS THE
DOORS UPON oESTRErEROUS RErUB!I-
CAN EX-oFFICIALs--A QUARTER-OF-A-
MILLIoN.DOLLAR FIRE IN NEW YORK
FAILURE OF conference.-the I'D A
TON OF TIE LIVERPOOL AND TEXAS
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, &C, &C.
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TIE RACES AT LONDON YESTERDAY. .
LONDON, April 1S.-Hidalgo won the New
Market handicap; Chutah second, Morn
ing Star third Donna won the Il. \. G.
handicap plate; Ursula second, Playiair
third.
FAtLURES-MR. GLADsToNE'S HEALTH.
LIVERPOOL, April 1S.-Tbe liabilities OF
Lockhart &c Dempster, whose failure was
announced yesterday, are 100000. Ghol-
son, Walker 81 Co., merchants, have failed.
Their liabilities are small. This firm is,
well known in America, where it did a
large business in cotton and tobacco during
the close of the war. ~
Mr.. Gladstone's health is causing his FAM
lily anxiety. .@"
VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION OF THE LIVERPOOL
AND TEXAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
. LIVERPOOL, April 1S.-The Liverpool and
Texas Steamship Company Qimlted) have
determined upon a voluntary llquldatlon
in consequence of the depression in freights
and the unprotitableness OF the steamship
trade. The company's three steamers will
be sold, and are expected to realize more
than enough to meet all liabilities.
The Eastern Complications.
THE TURKS PENETRATING THE COUNTRY OF
- MlRIDITES.
VIENNA, April 16.-Accounts from Scu-
tart say the Turks find less difficulty in
penetrating the Miridite country than was
expected. This may be feint on the
part of the Miridites to entice the Turks
deeper into the country, but it may also be
that superior armament tells, the Turks
having good breech-loaders and the Mirl-
dites old muzzle-loaders.
wARLIKE DEMONSTRATIONS UssIA's HANDS
FREED.
LoNDeN, April %1S.-A. Reuter- telegram
from Constantinople says rumor is current
OF an engagement fought in the nighborhood
of Nfesics. Great anxiety continues, as
Russa's decision is still unknown. Hobort
Pasha has inspected the Black sea fleet, and
gone to inspect the fleet in the Mediterra-
mean. A Reuter-, dispatch from Bucharest
reports the RoumaniaI government resolved
to concentrate 10000 men for the protection
OF the capital against sudden attack or the
Turkish irregular troops. A Reuter- dispatch
from St. Petersburgh says rumors Of the
change in the ministry at Constantinople are
leave St. Petersburgh Friday morning and
arrive at Kischenetf Monday night.
The Agence RMsse states that, as the Porte
has peremptorily rejected the protocol, that
agreement in virtue OF England's deciara-
ton, is annulled. Russia, whose hands are
thus freed, will endeavor to accomplish
Europe's mission in regard to Turkey.
THE EXPECTED RUPTURE OF DIPLOMATIC
..}tt RELATIONS.
LONDON, Aaril 1S.-A Reuter- dispatch
from Ccnstantinople says: The Russian
Charge d'AfiairGs has been informed " tel
4 egraph that he will receive instructions
lafoit the Courier. The Russian dispatch
iboat Argonaut lett to-day foraO odessa. etie
will probably return on Monday with In
structions relative to the expected rupture
! of diplomatic relations. The staff OF the
Russian embassy Is expected to leave mex
week. Nothing is yet officially determined
lin regard to Russian subjects who remain
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New York.
EFFECT OF THE EASTERN WAR or AMERICAN
SECURITIES.

new YORK.
EFFECT OF THE EASTERN WAR on AMERICAN
SECURITIES.
NEW YORK, April 1S.-The World S
London special telegraphs that the opinion
is general among the leading American
bankers in London, and several most promi-
nent English bankers who deal in American
securities, or are corrected with American
commerce, that the ultimate effect OF the
Eastern complications must be favorable to
securities. At present everything is down
in the markets, and the Germans are now
selling American securities here. But two
OF the very first authorities in the financial
world here express to me their absolute
confidence that the present panic will be OF
very brief duration, and that the money
current will once more turn decisively to
America. For time these gentlemen cN-
pect lower prices; but the war must soon
compel more thoughtful consideration of
the whole field OF finance, and this must
lead inevitably to increased investments in
American securities.
FAILURE OF GOLD BRoKERs-TwEED's con-
fESSION.
NEW YORK, April 1S.-The failures OF b.
\. Hill and r. w. Morton, gold brokers,
were announced in the Gold Exchange this
morning. 1HelT ilaDilitlcs aIc HUH |oo,ooo
to $4,000 each. .. ..
The statements purporting to be synop-
sis of the confession OF William NJ. Tweed
still form the chief subject Of conversation
among local politicians, and also excite in
tcrest among all classes. Nearly every per-
son named in the alleged abstract OF the
confession has already denied the truth OF
the assertions.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
New YORK. April 1S.-A fire ut No. 321
east Twenty-sccond street. involving loss
Of a quarter Of million, originated in the
drying-room OF fan factory, from which
the girls escaped with the loss OF their
wrappingS.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Colonel Chambers,
OF East Tennessee, has been appointed gem
eral superintendent OF the postal-stamp
printing rice Colonel &. G. Pride.
A Port Royal dispatch says the United
States steamer Powhatan, which has Just
reached there from New York, was terribly
shaken by the tremendous gale which she
encountered, and was Il good deal damaged.
She lost seaman named Adam Berting on
the 10th instant. The Powhatan saw the
li@ht-ship north OF Frying-Pan Shoals near
Charleston, and in making her way back to
her station under sail she was torn away and
blown off in the recent hurricane, but
needed no assistance.
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JEWEIRX.

dead THIS! FACT! FACT!&
II FACT come to WINSTOCK'S. No. ElSh
II north Fourteenth street. and see tue con- 5NG
viucing fact that he Is ut present prepared to give
great barga ms To his old cllstOmersand all who may
favor him with call. lie feels assured that lie
needs no better accommodation iEan his we'll
known mole al doing business, and that lie Is to
represent articles for just what They are. anu to see
that the customers receive value for their money.
on MONDAY. April Q. 1877. lie VIII oIcr at pri-
yate sale the most beautiful lot OF
lS-Earal Gold Iiady's silcl STEM and Key Wind
Ing Watches, OF hest makers:
Is and i4.Ear&t Cola Stcni- and kcy-N!ndinR
Watches for gentlemen:
A Enc lot OF ticntleIEcu's stem and key-Wtndlpg
Silver Watches:
All immense lot of fine Gold Chains for ladies and
penlicncn, in the following styles: Royal,
Opcra. I0uavc. Victoria. Guari-%ith and with
out slides: Neck. Vest, and many other styles
10 suit every one:
sleeve Shirt, and Contributions Of handsome de-
signs
Gcnticlnen's LccketS. ...
Special attention IS called TO the most beautiful
lot Of zine Gold Set Rings Tor ladies' and gentlemen
in Diamond, Stone, Cameo. Amethyst, Pcirl, Gar
net. Topaz. Onyx, Amethyst hicrusted with Dti-
monsi. In the shape OF bird-somcliinY new. Also,
Cameo surrounded with rcarls, and many others.
Every article Is of fine quality. and Will he guar
antecl. In purchasing articles 90 10 u place where
you can get the most for your money: That pace
+ :. 4. WINSTOCK'S,
No. u Fourteenth street,
ap7-2w under Exchange Hotel.
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NEW YORK. April 1S.-Cofton quiet; uplauds
Ike: Orleans, &c. sales. 420 bales consolidated
net receiptS. bales cNpOrtsto Great Britain,
23,255 bales TO France 45' bales TO the continent,
!, sos bales: tn The channel, 1924 bales. Flour
steady and quiet. closing firm: No. 2, s5.2bGSG.l5;
other grades unchanged; southern less active and
doing. Corn TCa;c better. with fair trade for un-
graded western mixed at G3hc:; yellow southern,
Coffee quiet ana unchanged. Sugar strong ana in
fair demand ut 9hM9asc. for fair To good retning
Ole for prime MoasSes steady With better In \,
SIC Prime resin easier 1T $l.956ls2. Turpcn-
tine easier at 33kc. Wool heavy; domestic feeces:
afterwards declined, and closed steady: new.
81 90 Lard opened shade trmer and closed
stsa6y The ayaRsg Sns GS
hid held nj sl.10. Frcighs frmrr; cotton, sail aud
steam. &C.: wheat, steam, 5Hc.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April ls.-Flour fairly active strong,
bu0yant. and unchanged. Wheat steady and firm;
prime, sl.62@$l.95; amber, So. Southern corn
steady southern white and yellow, SOC. Oats fairly
active and firm: southern prime, 44@47c. Rye
fair a. $685. ProvloGs eay LafR
SllQ!?. Sugar active and firm ut 10%c.
LOUISVILLE. 49,, ~
LOUISVILLE, April 1S.-Four firm and I'M
changed. Wheat scarce and firm: red sl.65: am
her, $l.75: white. $3.50. Cora steady; white.
&C.,; wixed, 43c: Rye firm ct soc. Oats nominallv
UNCHANGED: Pork steady at Sl6: Buls.'nsatS firm
&c: clear ribs. e!tE9c.; clear :id,s., Hamg2,e.;
choc m es fIr AZ cac
I2c. Whiskeyquiet mt 81 Oh. Baseing duh at l2H
@13c.
ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS. April ls.-Flonr higher: demand
chiefly tor higher rr:.,lrs: extra Sc 50aS7: double
exir:, S7.25G$i.75: treble extra, S7.756ASs.
Whcnt higher and slow: No 2 rcd fall s.. n bid:
No 2 red fan, 81 .7IIGsl. 74as. Cora higher at
I5ic Oats lower to sell: 35c bid RIVE higher:
nc. bid Barley unrhangcd. Whiskey steady ut
ii O5. Pork dull at $50. Lard firm ut 0.2l,.
fulk,meatS uli clear Tin' np-cSnn'ry &c. tacom-
ShomnS' ~, cc .n ,irr ,"Iivc C,ttic
c l , nj, ti'sT ot .I c,,,,,eG
SLOW. pul no' i''''init 'iH',
CINCINNATI
IlScINNATt. April 1S.-F!cur in s:ooI denan'l :.
full prices. Wheat iIul and in fair demand: led,
SI7OlG3l.S so. Corn in fair demand 1T 460+Sc.
Oats, 45c Rye steady at SG@SSc. Barley stronger !:
good 10 prime fall. 6DD70c. Pork in fair demand
ut $ 50Gl$1575. Lard quiet steam held at 81 o.;
kettle, : @. 75GE$ll. Bulk-meats IN fair demand:
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. April lS-Noon.-Stocks active and
strong. Money, 3 per cent. Gold, 106k. Exchange
Long, 4s7E; short, 1891. State bonds quiet and
dull South Carolina'S. old better: also Nirginn's
Tennessec's lower; rest steady Governments active
aud better feeling.
Ecening.-Monev easy Mt 2G2Hper cent. Sterling
steady at 4S7f. Gold quiet ut 1Q6AM l06A. Gov
ernnlcTrs dull and steady; new 5's, 11l1.. States
quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALrIMoRE. April 1S.-Virgnia 6's. deferred, 81 !;
consolidated. 20 second series, g. North Carolina
6's ord. 1s: new, ! o special tax, 2. Bid To-day.
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The steam streca-cars in Paris are reported
TO be unqualifedly successful, although they
run along the grandcst boulevard in the
cl'yand through some OF the busiest streets,
turning sharp angles and climbing and de-
scendlng perceptibie grades. The engines
draw crowded ,cars from the Are de CEri-
oDphe to the Bastile, distance Of seven
miles, at q speed Of eight miles an hour, and
no one has yet been hurt, nor re4horses
frightened by the sight OF the engines. The
latter are like the dummies ON Market
street, Philadelphia, noiseless apd smoke
less, ap I'd stean-poweri is said 10 have proved
much more economical than horsepower.
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VARIOUS ITEMS.
GNntns On rO95Isn
THE DOORS CLOSED UPON EX-REPUBLICAE
OFFICIALS.


COLUMBIA, April 1S.--Private Secretary
Manning, under instructions from Gov
crnor Hampton, at s O'Clock this morning
sealed the officc-doors OF the State officials.
-Four constabes are on duty there, and no
demand rs yet has been made by the Rcpub-
lean officials for the occupancy OF their
offices. They seem willing to wait the de-
cision of the Supreme Court with perfect
quiet.
GOVERNOR HAMPToN's RECEPTION n CHARLES
CHARLESTON, April 1S.-The reception OF
Governor Hampton, who visited Charleston
to-day for the first time since November, was
a grand ovation, in which the whole com
munity, irrespective OF political and class
distinction, u1fited. Hampton rode at the
head OF the column through the streets,
which were gayly decorated with bunting
and thronged with thousands, who checred
him wildly as he passed. During public
reception held by the Governor in the fore
noon, representatives OF the regiment OF col
ored militia presented him with memorial,
asking him to leave their organization in
tact and to commission field officers of their
own selection. The Governor replied. as
surfing them that the colored regiment
should in all respects stand upon precisely
the same footing as the white regiments.
The colored people are much pleased at the
tone OF the Governors remarks.
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| here after the outbreak OF war. Russia
wishes them placed under protection Of the
German embassy, but it is believed the
Porte will require their expulsion from
Turkish TERRITORY.
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LIME. CEMENT. AND PLASTER.

II ME! LIMEi LIME.-Fiye hundred
IL barrels OF ....-E.. Ia. -.
INDIAN ROCK LIME go,
received this DAY FRESH from orr new :ron-clad
kilns. For sale low. -.
Business Office. 1902 Cary street; lime depot, 1903
Dock street, DILLON. ELLETT te Co.
0-.-.' '#f ..' Manufacturers.
M.RCu II 1877 NH 10
r EE:S PREPARED AGRICULTURAL
LIME. 80 -.
Only $l2 per Its effect the yarions crops is
equal TO fertilizers costing three or four times as
much. Prepared and sold By a. =. LEE,
Nos. los and l o Virginia street.
Send for circular containing certificates. p fe 8
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
;ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND, April IS, 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-IFhite. 102 bushels. Red, 100 bushels.
CORN.-tH "a bushels
OATS.-5SS bushels.
SALES.
WUEAT.-White, 100 bushels on private terms.
Red. 100 bushels very good ut S1.9O.
CORN.-IVhite. Al bushels very good Mt 64c.;
So bushels very good at 53c. 90 bushels very good
OIL private terms 156 bushels very good ut &c.
total, 346 bushels.
OATs.-3S bushels very good winter on private
terms.
REMARKS.
Wheat in very light supply and firm. Corn in
moderate supply and demand, with a decline in
prices. Oats dull.
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STANTON.
CITY MA1TERs-FRrIT CROP, &C.

CITY MA1TERS-FRCIT CROP, &c.
ICorrespondcScc Of the Richmond Dispatchl
APRIL Is, 1877.
Last night the City Council decided a
question that has been before it continu-
ously for several meetings, and voted unan-
imously that there had been no evidence
produced in the water-works investigation
TO warrant the conclusion that Mr.. A. w.
Smith, the Superintendent OF Water-Wo rks,
is incompetent to fill the place. The inves-
tigation, which has been lengthy. aroused
avery strong popular feeling in behalf OF
the Superintendent, and the result is that
he is to-day one OF the most popular officers
Of the city. 4
There have been some slight frosts here,
but nothing to iniure the fruit crop, which
from present appearances will be the largest
ever made in Augusta county.
There is q slight but mucli-needed rain
falling this morning. Penn.
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WEDNESDAY, April Is, 1877.
The breaks to-'lly comprised 225 hossheads, 81
ticrccs. and boxes. The offerings ut auction on
Change were 90 packages: of which number 80
were taken IN, and the remainder sold Il. prices
ranging from $685. to $64.50.
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| contractors have been audited and allowed,
the 1870, 900 will be divided pro rata, leav-
ing balance to be settled by future legis-
latlOn
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REMARKS.
I'IOllr.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Fine. 1928; supcrllne. 81 50M$7 20: extra super
fine $3.50; common family, 1878 fancy family,
1925. Market steady.
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rHIN AND PLATED-WARE.-
CVAsES, new styies-cameo decorations; 60,
LOGNE SETS OF tie late Vienna a,,1 Centennial
designs; CHINA DINNER and TkA-SETS. French
and English dircc; Importation; CHAMBER SETS,
great variety: PI.ATED-WARE-Pfckl Stands,
Tea-Sets. Card Rcc..iyels-a new patterns PAR
LOR COAL VAS ES handsomely decorated;
RONZES-Freuch and Japanese finish. Call and
see styles and prices tcfore purchaslng No trouDe
IN show goods GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
- successor TO james w. Gibson,
del5 1907 Main street.
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Y,iCOricC.

Licorics Paste: j. c. & CO.. BE-; Y. r.: 23r !;
a. D. e., 23c.; X. & Co, Pic. p -. zoe ahchoi
&c: A. G. c., CSC: q. G-2Sc.
LIQUORS, Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints S2@T2.l" =
Brandies: Domestic. sl25@s2: fruit. y :35a
$3.50: apple. new, si.75GS2; old. S22a@S3
Virginia peach, S2.5Oas3.50
Rue IYhiskeus: Medium. 81 .5OGlS2: pure old. SZ
G)S4: Virginia mountain, new, sIQ9S2.o0, '.~
$685. @S3.50 and upwards si
Din: Domestic. 81 .25mlS2: imported, ~ Is case
NeD England Rum sl.6e.
Rectifcd IFhiskeys: Market unsettled; PROOF
$l.25
a Lumber. slaves, sc.
lumber: White OAK. 81 2MSl5 p 1000: Western
S2O@S75 a 900 yellow pine boards, 8 zoos Ia :
DIST. $12MSlS, according TO lengths. Shingles.
Pine. s2.5O@S5: cypress six-nch, S150etSI!
LOCO, III.
.Staues Nhiskey-barrrl timber. green. 81 SM$29f
1000; seasoned, $20@325 p 1000, Flour barrel
timber, s6@$7.56 q 1000. Flour-barrel poles, ~
M8: hogshead-hoops, no demand; hiekory-hoops,
$3.50
Miil-Fecd.
ShiDstuT: SOC. "A bushrf
Bro,onsImF: 3O6)35c. p bushei.
Shorts: 25M30c. g b,tslrS.
Wheut Bran: 20tg25c. q bnshci.
Corn Bran: lSc. per bushel. ff. .. ia
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse Toys mining 35c.M31.25 "a 100 feet
POCdeJ: 1915 by the five keys-less than i've
kegs, 1926 blasting, $3.25@S3.50.
Shot: Northern, S2.40&lS2.5O r bag ~ % ibS.
Circumstances: 1ItG26c. = IL. s. =s.
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