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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
t.a.l EL1. FRIDAY, Februnry. q, 1877.

..dnerfcdn G9Ld.--l05 bid.
i State observation-disclosures cqnsols, 67A bid, OH
asked; Virginia consols, new, 37H bid, SO asked;
virginia fundabIe, 20 hid; Virginia deferred, 2
tax-receIvabIe coupons, S34 bid, 63x asked.
City Observation-Disclosures city S's. 114A bid
Richmond city 5's, 90 bid 100 asked: Petersburg
city 8's SO bid; Lynchbarg city ss, 10S bid; Norfolk
city SIS, 81 bid fredericksburg city Us, So bid
Manchester Ss, 81 asked. :. -. ia
, : Railroad Bonds.-Vlrginin Central RAILROAD
first mortgage 6,s, j. and j.. 95 asked; Virginia
Centrat; Railroad non-norteage IS, J. and j., 90
asked; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second
mortgage 6,s, J. and j. 81 asked; Virginia and
Tennessee Rail Dad third mortgage 8's- j. and j.,
81 asked; Southside railroad second mortgnge pre-
ferred 6s, J. and j.. 51k bid; Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage Sis, j. aud D., 81 bid, Ban asked.
Bank StockS.-Nutionnl Bank of Virginia, 100
par, lOOk asked; Planters National. 100 par, 113
BID, lie asked; state Bank Of Virginia. 10ti par,
IS bid Union Bank Of Richmond, so par, AZ bid,
4S asked: Merchants and Planters Savings, % par,
22 bid; Richmond Banking aud Insurance Com
psny rs par, 26h bid, 80 asked; Citizens Savings
.insarancs Observation-Disclosures State, 25 par,
2ea bid, 294 asked; virginia Home; I9O Nr' Xxx Xxx
par, 81 asked; City, 100. par, s2k asked: Old Do
r,inion, 100 par, SO asked; Granite Insurance
Company, 100 tpar, SO asked; CommerciaI Fire
Insurance Company, 90 par, II bid. - asked
Richmond Fire Association, rs par. IL Did.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Q, 1877.
/. ..-. IS -. .f ARRIVED II 800, -|sa

| PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Q, 1877.
| ID. .-= e. 80 ARRIVED ~ ..@#'-.s-
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
Schooner E. K wilson, Cropper, New York, mer-
chandIse Curtis Parker. ''-
CLEARED. 49,. .H
Brig Fran (Nor.l, Thorstensen, Rio de Janeiro,
| 1885 barrels Hour, Dunlop hcCancei Vessei,
Curtis & Parker, + l-,-..'..7
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merclran-
sch a"a Eenors Vandusen Godfrey New York
cG Schooner o Jennie IL Carter, New York via WILL
Schooner Gotham; Norfolk, coal and slaves Cur
| tbs & Parker. ..- -..... $3.50 Is.
| aa CLEARED FOR THIS PoRr.
From Philadelphia January 31st, schooner Dick
| From Liverpool December -, bark Firm, Just.
i From Liverpool December 23d, bark Ruth Ennis
From Liverpool December 9Th. bark Riga DAM
From Liverpool january 2lst, bark Trahk tNor.),
From Liverpool January 22d, bark Tarpeian (F'r.),
From Liverpool December Sd, brig soskommeren
From Boston january 25th, bark Pepita tGer.),
From! Philadelphia, December 18th, schooner
Thomas c. Benton, 5lier. .I,Q,c:is.;ss ;-.za ~
From Philadelphia December 7th, schooner Snow
From Philadelphia1 December 7th, schooner An
From. New York December = schooner Crsis,
From philadelphia December 9th, schooner Charles
From Philadelphia December 9th, schooner John
From Baltimore December iiasdr schooner
EfFapses sltimese December ESQ., schooner Pre
From New s YORK January 18th, schooner James
From New York January 3o,h, schooner Pre-
From Portland zig Norfolk January 2eth, schoo-
From Baltimore January 31sf, schooner John S
Beacham, Woodland ,'.-.i } rii,@ htSHiia Il
| ,. ,1fi i MRMoRANDA!a',s!,i E,:e ,iaGt
schooners Matte E. Tasbos Bragg: j.: :: ivins,
loading ct New York for Richmond February 1st.
Schooner Jacob ;Birdssl, Blake, from Richmond,
:, 49, 49,, -" nIscEILASy. 'Ti'i@ - S'zi.'..
| Steamer L'Amerique was moved a considerable
distanceon Wednesday morning, but stu lies hard
aground, Another attempt was to be made on Wed:
neSdy night ut high tide. Since she has been on tie
wafer
Ship P ws patty ss owned an H Msl,
rst ship to go up 10 .has point add her asrisaIee-
rail- Aan ! e
pioneer In direct trade frotn West Point, under the
e ses asp II
Bris HeSe, before reported fallen in With January
Cd, In latitude AZ north, longitude 40 west was
probably the He6e, Captain Leaesshsnd,s xhich
S5s sal SSse
schooner ate D. Luella, Bonsan, from Richmonff
cargoof $50 IONS OF. COAL valued as $1,000, which
was insIre In Richmond The Kate Lgella regis Is
tered 2OT 80 tons and hailed from LEBANON, Del.
and c:as about SIX or seven years old Captain BOZ
SAP was part owner In the ycssel.. = sitt ssSRJ
Nv telegraph. .93e'
J. NEW YORK, Fsbr,isry 2.-Arriyed: Labrador,
Bolivia. Heneiwortl Arrived out B. Il. Wick
er,-Reccyery cJartlene Brothers, Aadean, Hfppef,
Gabelia. ,SSstttl.f5ti ~,
+ Fort MONROE, February 2.-Passed ont: From
Baltimore. ,barks sGipsey Queen, Coz QneeIsowns
Albion. for Cork; Exile, Tor Bremen Eqms, TOT
Der and brig France. al 1850 !j;i ssiifIoREfssUss
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and brought It to It's destination. Richie
said nothing after his arrest, not even Q
word of renonstrance, and submitted to
being carried of without a word. The
affair created come excitemenb and Billy
Shepherd, the coiored barber OF Waynes-
boro', who drove the detective to Riches
house, is quite lion. Both he and Mr..
Hildebrand were greatly astonished at the
denouement Of their visit.
The "iree iunch.house," mentioned in
my last as opened for the poor, has already
furnished aid to 100 families. Some very
poor persons from the country walk sew
eral miles into town to get a meal at it.
Tonight concert Is given in its aid ut the
Grange Hall, at which all our musical talent
Is enlisted. ,5,..s-s ..,e,.t.1
Mr.. G.. Julian Pratt, the well-known
stock broker near Wayresboro', received
Monday by the steamship Hibernia the
Berkshire "Satanelle 3D." from England.
tsa..t s'11a1 ''.t$|# y" ~ Penn
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corroborated by the report Of Mr. Meade's
subcommittee taken IN Vernon parish, and

corroborated by the report Of Mr. .Meade's
subcommittee taken In Vernon parish, and
printed here before .Littlefeld testified.
The report says this subcommittee left
New Orleans before any public information
had been received as to any votes having
been thrown out or changed in this parish
by the Returning Board. The chairman OF
sbfs committee received from Mr.. Ander-
son statement, which he now retains, In
the handwriting of said Anderson, made
ont in the presence Of Wells, showing that
no changes whatever had been made by the
Returning Board in the original returns
received from Vernon parish. Rumors
OF changes reached the committee.
They examined the supervisor OF registra-
tion (Franklin), his clerk, and the clerk Of
the District Court. They testified that the
election was ;peaceable. No protests or OBJ
iections were made by the supervisors, COM
missioners, or citizens. There were no
colored Republicans in the parish to in
timidate or Cypress: The three cross
marked affidavits, OF Sam. Collins, Tom
Brown, md Sam. Carter, dated New Or
leans, before Jewett, November 14th, are
proven to be bogus, as no such persons live
in the parish, andappear to have been made
three days! before the returns of Vernon
were TECeIfcu tuC Dodlus
tee find that certain members of the Legis-
lature and other local officers could only be
declared elected by the assistance of the
change or transposition OF the 17S votes. j.
Mr.. Field, after alluding to the action Of
the Florida Board, which, he said, the evil
dence showed included the throwing out OF
precincts upon mere belief that intimida-
ton had been practiced, argued that the
paramount question beforctthe commission
is whether, in the face OF such testimony as
this, it can be claimed that the face OF the
returns are conclusive and: binding. The
usual form OF stating the question, Can
you go behind the certiticates2" is an er-
roneous form. The question should be re-
vised so as to read, IS Can the certificate 60
behind the truth and conceal .it?" There
| il no pretence that the vote OF the State was
not given for Mr.. Tilden, the sole pretext
for denying it being the certificate Of Gov
ernor Stcarns. -'s
Howe's Louisiana committee examined
Littlefeld to- day: Nothing new or contra
dictory was developed.
Mr.. Tucker, in concluding his objections.
gave notice that as soon as the court should
prescribe the mode, they were prepared to
unkennel these frauds and illegalities.
Mr.. Stephens Is evidently better to-day
His physicians are greatly encouraged.
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THE HEALTH OF DR. WELLONs.-Fors eve-
raj days past the health of Brother Wellons
has been Enthusiastically declining, and we
have grave apprehensions as to the result.
Total loss OF appetite, constant coughing
and expectoration, and great weakness are
the chief symptoms OF his disease at pres
ent. Unless change for the better takes
place very soon he cannot live. 1t is in
expressibly. saddening to write this, but we
believe it to be true Christian Sun. y
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= BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February Q, 1877.
OFFERINGS

WHEAT.-White. 60 bushels. Red, 9o4 bushels.
CoRN.-White, 326 bushels. q. 2, RI p .......-
OATs.-5O0 bushels. .. 49, !
BEANS.-32 bushels. -.. -
NEAL.-90 bushels. .."'r- - --..
., PoTAToEs.-11S bushels. ~ -.'
SALES. ,-
WuEAT.-Jphite. 90 bushels at S1.55; 40 bush:
els prime Mt $1.60-total, so bushels. RED, 800
bushels prime ut $1.60: 42 bushels at S1.5o; 62
bushels common at $l.1O; 236 bushels very good
Mt 1888: 1874 bushels Mt Sl.4S; 80 bushels al
$l.25; 40 bushels at 81. 20--total, 900 bushels
els Orime on private terms-total, 276 bushels.
OATs.-5O6 bushels on private terms.
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THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-SG7a
Francisco, February IA San Diego dis
patch says: "The Arizona House to-day
passed bill eXempting the Southern Pa
cific railroad from taxation for four years,
and permitting ten cents per mile for pas
sengers and fifteen cents per ton for freight.
The Council will agree to the bill to-mor-
row - ...t... .. ''.s- '.'"'
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a FEMALE MINISTER TO BE DISMISSED.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

.s.- England. -.as..
MEETING OF THE UNITED STATES CABLE COM
...a.. . r., ss-'-.. PANT. = ..-a 70.
LONDON, February 2.-At meeting Of
the directors Of the United States Cable
Company held this afternoon the amalgama-
ton party's first resolution, for a committee
to consider the subject, was defeated or
division. A poll was demanded, which it
is believed will result against the amalgama-
tionists. The result Of the poll will be an
nounced on Monday.
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How TO BUY AN ORGAN.

The MASON & HA8n.TN ORGANS. have been
assigned THE FIRST BANK by the judges at THE
CENTENNIAL. They may now be bought VERY Low
FOR CASH or ON EASY TERMs--viz.: BY the pay
ment Of one tenth the catalogue price cash, and
one tenth every three months Until ten payments
are made.
For instance: To purchase an organ worth $3.50,
you pay SIS cash, and SIG every three months til
ten payments are made. Thus purchasing an orga1
by the payment OF SO per month, which is onlyti,
rent OF piano. ss3sT z hi,'ss5
+ Large reductions for eash. is;<5 ~ e:f.
L I. l.. D. WALFoRD & CARLTON MCCARTHY
4 Agents Mason Hamlin Organ Company,
q u .iSsf 80 and Decker Pianos,
ia dim 9R4 Main street Richmond, Yn.
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Confession OF A ADMINISTRATIVE York,
February "A Bloomington, ILL.,, dispatch
reports that man named John Pierson, in
Jail there, has confessed that he murdered
Hon. Murray Mcconnell at Jacksonville in
February, 1869. Mr.. Mcconnell was found
in his Office with his head crushed.
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LOUISIANA CoUNTERFEITERs.-Ne,O Or
leans. February 1.-Francisco Pontillo and
wife, Martin j. Scott, Virgil Georgian, and
Salvador Albernini, were arrested by Trea-
ry-Detective Steele charged with making
and issuing counterfeit nickels. A large
quantity of counterfeit nickels, dies, &C.,
were captured. ,..... "s
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XLIVTH CONGRESS Session
" WASHINGTON, February 2. 1877.

.a.. -... s... SENATE. '.. @-..
The Senate, during the morning hour,
passed the bill reported by the Committee on
Finance for the punishment OF persons max
ing or having in their possession dies,
moulds, &C., for manufacturing counterfeit
coin. ' ....-.-...-.-~..-
MIR. Ingalls, (Kansas) introduced bill to
enable Indians to become citizens OF the
United States, and 1t was referred to the
Committee on Indian Affairs. r
A bill was passed barring claims against
the United States, which bureau officers
were authorized to examine, unless pre-
scented within six years. &" .-i.a
The Pacific Railroad sinking-fund bill was
postponed, and the Senate took recess I'M
til 10 o'clock tomorrow. ...
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
. In the House no action was had on the
bill to break the continuous session.
The House was engaged all day in Com
mittee OF the Whole on the legislative ap-
preparation bill. The proposed reduction
OF the salary OF the senator's and members
from $4,000 to $4,000 was rejected. The
committee only got through twelve OF
seventy-fve pages Of the bill.
A flag floats over both houses indicating
continued session.
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REDUCTION N PRINTERS, WAGES.

CHICAGO, February 2.-The Post gave
notice to-day OF reduction in the price OF
composition, after February 9Th, to 80 cents
per 1000 ems. The compositors will strike.
d FEMALE MINISTER TO BE DISMISSED.
NEW YORK, February 2.-The congrega-
ton of the First Uniyersalist church, on
Jersey City Heights, have resolved, by q
vote OF 45 to AZ, to dismiss their female
pastor, Rev. Phoebe S. Hunaford, the OBJ
ject being to secure male minister. The
friends OF Mrs. Hunaford threaten to start
another church with her as pastor.
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A. q. c. 23c.s r. q Co.,24c; p g., ESQ.,; Anchor
27c.: "A. &C., 26c.; g. y g.. 26cs ~ p
.g,,s Lumber. slaves, DC.

Lumber: White oak. s12@s16 p ! 900: Western
vIrHna poplar, a19.5ga$25 q 1000; white pine
S20G575 p 1000 yellow pine boards, S10M$14
DIST. &12@s1e, according to lengths. ShiD1les-
Pine. s2.50@s5; cypress six-inch. % :60@$l1
1000. Laths-Spnt; $I.5e sawed, S2.26 GS2a
iStapes. Whiskey- barrel timber. green. s1S@$29 q
1000; seasoned, &2O@$26 q 1000, Flour-harre
timber, $6@$7.50 G, 1000. Flour-barrei poles, "a
M8: hogshead-hoops. no demand; hickory-hoops
$3.50.
i.,GF sTfra a9 MfIf-Feed. 81
shipstuS: 40t645c. p bushei .ar.. ...sa ..2.
BrotonSeuF:. 25c. D bnsheA. !.G i.s'f
Shorts: 1Sc. q busise. III . SOFT 4 Is.s.es ~
Wheat Bran: zoe. p b'tshei. .2H
Corn Bran: 16c. per b,ishe. = ~ a&r ~
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.6aS1.25 n 400 feet.
Popdcr: 1915 by the five kexs-less than fr'
kegs, 1926; Blasting, $3.26lD43.50. - ~ !. -
Shot: Northern, $2.40 @s$250 p bag of rs lbs.
Grtndst0nes: 1SGl2Hc. q tb. es.a = -
Cord.-Oak-season 90. 5O@s3.75; unseasoned
$2.756S3.25 Pine-Seasoned, $3AS3.26: unsea-
soneo, 81 50@$2.75! t.E.n. 49, -. ,-fs.s .'s
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KILLED BY HER SoN.-Louisviue, Febru-
airy lin this city this morning Johanna
McCarty, aged sixty-tve, was killed by her
son Timothy, lad OF nineteen. 1t is
thought he is insane. -
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ElnIlr.

Fine. IS; superhne. 1925 a$650; extra super
fine, 1925; common family, $3.50; fancy family,
S7.75@S9. Market steady.
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4 LARGE sTao OK OF LADIES',
"a MISSES, CHILJBENs, and INFAN
SHOES cheap ut BOSCHEN'S,
500 and GIL Broad street
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,GENTLEMEN's, BOYS, i AN De-
NJ youths Boots Shoes, Slippers; Brosans KEsA
scripon ror ala low Of = T, 81 osrA as M
{ ja1 so tstf6 500 and; 81 a Broai street,
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NEW YoRK, February 2.-Cotton quiet; sales OF
210 bales at 12H@13c.: receipts for the week
net II .6S3 ba.es, gross 1894 bales; exports-.o
Great Britain, rs e bales; France, SO bales; sales
264,280 bales. Flour unsettled and In buyers
favor; superfne western and Slate, So.40@$5.75
southern, -four quiet aud heavy; common 70 fair
Wheat 2@3c. better, with moderate specelatiye de-
mand on wester. account; some little export In,
and quiet. Corn opened dull and heayy. and closed
little more steady, but without decided change in
price, with moderate export and home trade de-
mand. Oats heavy and lower ut 39@53kc. for
mixed western and Stare. Conee-Rio quiet aud W.
changed. Sugar frmer and more in demand ct 9a@
9Ac for fair to good rcfning refined In fair demand
at l lac. for standard A.. Molasses quiet and un:
changed. Rice quiet nnd steady Tano~ dull and
heavy at SsgeS &c. for prime. Rosin caller al
g. l0@S2.lb. Turpenfine heavy at 44c. PORK
lower; unnspected new mess, $16.75@$16.9
Lard dull, unsettled and lover, closing shade
er ut Los. Freigbts~ toz-biveFpool heavy and de.
cining; cotton per sail, 4@9-32; per steam, y.
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CEILING OFF AT COST, :itsih.Y .S1i
. FOR THIRTY DAYS.aAG

Ladies' Sewed Shoes only Toe; = ! - ~ I.
.Gentiemen's Calf Boots, 81, old price a.; 81, ~
Gentlemen's Congress Caters, $l.25' and $3.50,
. worth $3.50; Gentlemen's Square Box-Toe
Calf Square Bo1-Toe, hand-sewed, $S, worth$5
Ladies' Calf Shoes, sewed, 81, old price 81. La
dies Kid Laced, $l.26, cheap ut S2. % Ladies
$3.50; Ladies' Serge Boxed Caters, 81, worth
$3.50; Ladies' Congress CATERS, II only; La
des's best quality Buttoned CATERS, only 90,
Misses High-Cut Pebble Goat "a good school shoe)
4 sewed, 81 10, old price % ;.sia.i
Chidren's PhiIadelphia-made I3uttoned Boots, sizes
Z 6to 10, only 81, worth S1.75;itl
Babies Shoes, withIheeis, 80, 40,and Soc.
All, goods warranted rs represented at the OLD
) In o. I'm s{3.sqt 4 - - not Jumes Golden
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


The breaks to-day comprised SO hogsheads and
tierces. The offerings at auction on Change we're
70 packages Of which number 80 were taken in,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from -
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February 2,-Flour duli-buyers and
sellers apart: Howard-Street and western super ine,
Pennsylyania red, $l.53@sl.55; Maryland red.
prime 81 .54Q$ l.56; amber, 81 .59@$1. go; white,
sl.5O6$1.55. Southern corn more active and
6rmer western irregular and lower; closed steady
southern white, 55G57c.; yellow, Gee Oats aud
rye steady. Provisions dull ard steady. Pork,
$3.50. Shoulders, 7A@ 9tc.; clear rib,
lO@1O Ac. Hams, 14@15kc. Lard-Refined, 1 II
@I1Ac. Coffee quiet and nominal. Wbiskey dull
at3l.lO. Sugar steady at / Ike.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, February 2.-Gold opened at los.
Noon-Stocks active and better, Money, 8 per
cent. Gold, 1867 EXchange-Long, 4S5; SNORT,
4SSk. Governments and State bonds dull but oct
Ever, ing Money easy at 3@4 per cent. Sterling
strong at 4S5h. Gold stronger at l05sGG 105a.
Governments dull and steady new 5's, 1o3s States
steady. .,..s
BALTIMORE. February 2.-Virglnia SIS. deferred,
2k: Consolidated SIX; second series, 3S4. North
Carolina 6's, old, 20s; new, IL; special tax. 2.
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ALIVE COTTON STATEMENT. "

NEW YORK, February 2.-Net receipts at all
United States ports during the week, 142-s62
week last year, 127,754 bales; total receipts TO
this date. 3,l4i,242 bales to same date last year,
3,O2O,O26 bales. Exports for the week. 1924
tai exports to this date, 1,s624lo bales; 70 same
date last year, 1,7093S5 bales Stock at al United
States ports, SS7, 120 bales: same time last year,
bales same time last year, 3,424 bales. Stock
at Liverpool 7S1 900 bales: safHe time last year
7436UO bales. Stock of American cotton afioai
for Great Britain. $4,000 bales: same time Ias,
ycar, SOL 900 bales. s .-- ~. 2. J.. ..s + .,.E
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DOoK: AND Oh WORK NEATLY EX-
~ EGuTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING.
HOUSE
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ST. LOUIS, February 2.-Flour frm and un-
changed. Wheas easisr; No; red fall, si.4 sS5
6ats-No. q, 34a@35c. Rye steady at soc. Bar
ley steady; choice Minnesota. csc. Whiskey steady
6, SX, and sac. for shoulders, ckar rib, and clear
sides clear rib-sides sold at SIC. Bacon inactive at
7, 99 and 9ac. for shoulders, clear RIB ana clear
changed. Cattle steady and In fair demand. "'''
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TOR SALE, a MUM &mSNg
II CLARK, SEVEN-OCTAVEs PiANo.FT fsf3
WIEN, No. south Second street, between Main and
Cary streets. =. MES. WILLIAM Il. KENNON. +
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LOUISVILLE,

LOUISVILLE, February. 2.-Flour dull; extra,
unchanged. Corn dull; No. white, a3c.. mixed
Acc. Rye. 90c. Oats in fair dem and and firm; No
l, 49,; mixed western, 40c. Provisions In fair
Shoulders, 64@6sc.; cear-rib, s3@Sac.; clear
sides, $4,000. Bacon IN fair demand; shoulders
Sue1r.curcd hams. l2k0O13c. Lard-Tierce, 11He.
prime key, I23@13c. IWhiskev steady at Sl,Q3.
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nRY GOODS.

HAMBURGHE DGINGS AND INSERT
Ill INGs.-Large and new assortment at very low
prices Just opened ut JULIUS MEYERS,
fe 2-aod ....r GOA BROAD street
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CINCINNATI.

CINCtNEATI, February 2.-FIOur quiet and un-
changed. Wheat In fair demand; winter red, i Las
@$I.4s. Corn in fair demand and firm; mixed ear
on track, 42c.; mixed shelled, 42hc. Oats steady
harley dull good 10 prime western spring, 400
$50 Provisionsquiet: Pork held al a16. rs. Lard
ders, 6l64c; clear ribs, S2s@Sc.; clear sides, ~
MsTc. Bacon quiet. Whiskey In fair demand Mt
SlO5. Hogs unchanged; receipts, 800 bead; ship
npnis o5O head. #e....s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-03

, co,,Sc,r sEETING--A SITE TO RE DONATED
'n 40. y,,y CENTRAL LUNATIc AsYLuM-AN-
rprp PETITION TO RETAIN RICHARDS
Or,ru OF 4 rETERsBURGER IN FLoRIDA-IN-
TryEsT on CITY BoNps--ErrscoPA1. CHURCH
yrrrrSa-sgST TO THE AsYLuM-AN OLD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-03

NEW EARLY-SPRING PRINTS, NEW
~ SHIFTING PRINTS, and PE2CALES, Just
onenef at lie 2-eodI :. JIILIIIS MEY Frs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-03

DUSTLES IN GREAT VARIETY; COR
- SETS, NIL styles and sizes. very low, Mt
fe 3-eod .s-,.'l Fl. .r.@ JULIUS MEYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-03
by Telegraph.

Cord.-Oak-s Seasoned. SO. 81 @s3.75 unseasoned
32.75@S3.25 Pine-Seasoned, $3GS3.26: nnsea-
xonpo 40 5i1G&2I75. .Esr. 49, sS's'f's '-7"