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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

I % sSasI ass VS. IS
6,d ynls seissfs BID ysEiass Interest
pons SO bid "a asked; North Caroline; old, 81 bid
eS Sd fcs Da
burg city SIS, 90 lid; Norfolk city water SIS, i62k
bid Norfolk city 6A,,s2 Old; FredsrtsksbuTg city
Ratlroad Bbnds.Lvirginla Central Railroad
trail Railroad third mortgage e. s., rs bid
and JI sS bid Virginia Central Railroad non.
mortgage ss, j. and j.. 77k bid; Virginia and Zen,
nessee Railroad second mortgage 81, :: and j. ~
gaze SIS. j. ami j.. 10 bid; VirrInia and Tennessee
Railroad funded aS'sf ). and u 79 bid: Southside
Railroad first mortgage preferred S's, j. and 81. S2
8's, j. asd T., So bid; southside Railroad third
and Petersburg Railroad FIRST mertgasc 5s, J. and
D.a ora. and s an M .sasd orange nase
an aI Assandra Railroad setoad cfirage ST.
and T., N bid, SO asked; Riehmoad and Danyilie
Railroad consolidated Sc, n. and n, 12A bd.
road 1oo par asked; PetersSars Rairoad 100
nor, 10 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and P0-
tomac Railroad eommon,j 100 par, 6i 9 no 5aE
TX bid; Piedmont Railroad, 100 par, bid Sen st
board and Roanoke Railroad common, luu por, o41s
Di Bank ssoess-Natlonal Bsps af yiirgipia, 100
TEX bid; City Savings, rs par, 90 bid, al asked
citizens Savings, as par, StGi5,s k,rs and M.
b 5de pashsd vn Hos pss pss ss
II OF asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par,
92K asked; City, 100 par. asked; OLD Domia-
sR lg9 par g ssse araS Fire
snrance Company, .25 par 90, asked :, Richmond
Fire Association, IS par, "a bid, 10 asked. !
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DANVILLE.

y,c,cc Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
lcSFfSsP0''>''>> FEBRUARY 5, 1871.
The sales Of leaf tobacco during las.
,,nntb are stated by MIR. 2. W. Ferfels, OF
. .ao Tnhacco Association, as follows: yuan.
t .nr sold. 699.44S pounds; amount paia
.horsfor. sS4. 702.S1; average per hundred
rounds, s12.16. ,o,,..
pV SaIes Of leaf tobacco for January, 1875
@ On, 40 mounds; amount paid therefor,
sSS4 ISaaj: average per hundred pounds,
Sli.22. ~, :. =.
nctober. 1915, to the LIST Of February, 1871,
stood rs follows: Quantity sold, 1853, rs
Wounds; amount paid therefor, S37S,553.S6 ;
average per hundred pounds, Sl4.O9.
sales from the 1st Of October, 1875, to
tho LIST of October, 1876, 5,263.l55 pounds;
amount maid therefor, S583,S7l.64; average
ucr hundred pounds, S10.72. -
There was a considerable revival OF trade
last week. On two days the quantity oil
tobacco on sale was so great that the ware.
hc,1senlen had 10 resort to two sets OF sales.
The cooper-Shop OF Joe Knight, coiored
man. was burned down yesterday morning
about 3 O'Clock. In the remains was found
the body Of colored man who had been ap.
pointed as watc,lman. He was seen drunk
on the evening before, and appeared to have
been killed by the fire instantly. There was
no appearance OF an attempt to cScape-no,
even any contortion OF the limbs. lag
Mrs. J. Z. Raincs died this morning, after
a very long and painful illness. ALrKA.
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Professor Caskie Harrison, Of the Uni
-versity OF tue South, Sewanee, Tenn, has
printed for private circulation number OF
his English versions Of the Odes OF Horace,
which are pronounced by adequate judges
to;be surprisingly accurate and marked by
poetic grace and power Professor Harrl-
son renders Horace, line for line, almost
upoR the homomctric plan. His complete
version OF the Odes is. so iar advanced that
it will probably appear within the next
eighteen months. Buiwer, in the preface
TO his own translation, said Of the rage for
this kind of work in England (: "There Is
scarceiy.a man Of letters who hasn at one
. time or other yersifed or initiated some OF
the Odes, and scarcely.a year passes without
I new translation OF them all,n'g+.:,'To this, 1t
might be added that not one Of these yer~
sions has been satisfactory to both poets
and scholars, who will now look with in
@terest to see what advance OarEAmerican
4 aspirant can make upon the very moderate
success achieved by the Horatians .oi CAM
bridge and Oxford. --NeD York Tribune. {
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

AMERICAN FABRICS IN MANCHESTER i
MANCHESTER, February Cat meeting
Of the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday the
president stated that the exports OF Man.
chester goods to the United States, which
formerly afforded an excellent market, were
now nominal, and there Is considerable
trade in Manchester in cotton fabrics manu-
featured in America. ..-...
The Eastern Question.
M1DuAT PAsHA's DOwNFALL-EFFEcTo OF THE
MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
) .CoysTANT1NoPLE, February 6.-The po-
lice have discovered a secret correspond.
ence which showed that Mldhat Pasha was
plotting for, the overthrow OF the sultan
and his own nomination as Dictator. On
Monday q peremptory summons prouSb!
Midhat Pasha to the palace. Snspectlns
nothing, on, entering he was arrested, ana
his letters laid before him. There was no
gainsayiug the evidence against him, ana
he asked for mercy. a council OF minis
tiers was called, and hidhat Pasha was
offered the choice OF leaving the coun-
try or being arraigned before trl6u.
nal on the charge OF high-treason. ne
elected to leave the country. DE was
asked if he would 60 to Greece, and replied
that he did,not like Greeks, and asked to sc
to Brindisi, but complained he had nc
ready money. Two thousand five hundred
dollars were given him, and he embarked al
noon for Brindisi on board the lmperla
Yacht Izzedin. The letters found disclosed
that 3,0O0 Ulemas were to have gone on
Monday night to the palace to demand thf
abdication OF the Sultan. The fall OF Mid
hat Pasha will check no reforms, the Sultan
being determined to carry out the Constltu
ton in its fullest spirit. ri !
LONDON. February ethel aH-Md1 ia
zette this afternoon says it does not DeheEe
Midhat Pasha,s downfall betokens more
conciliatory policy; but rather peheVes
that Edhem Pasha's accession means more
luneompromising resistance. What seems
to the Pull Mall Gazette the most likely ex'
PLANTATION OF the change Is that the Sullal
had become Jealous Of Midhat Pasha's IN 70
fluence, and chafed under the impotence Q
the position to which Energetic, the Granq
Yizier, had reduced him, and lent hlmsel
| to intrigues, from the success. OF winch hf
|might,hop to recover somewhatTos his ios
Imperial authority so that Edhem Pasha
accession may be purely tatf affair OF men
not measures, and need not toreshadoW; an.
change inthe political prospects. ~
The Porte, i'm notifying its representa-
tivesI abroad of the ministerial changes
adds - &c The Sultan urgently ecommeHd
the Grand Vizier to speedily and complete
tly develop all the principles established b,
the Constitution and to carry out all th
laws and adlninistt tive Instructions appli
cable to the province. " 80 = i
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MARrNE INTELLIGENCE
Port OF RICHMOND, FEpRUARy 8, 1877.

#H
Steamship Old Dominion, Waller. New York.
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen & Co..
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatun. agent.
Steamer Defiance, Geoseghan, Baltimore, mer-
Schooner Carrie, johnson, New York, camel coal,
Geryas Storrs, agent. g+sf.-,s 80 If.sF
CLEARED FOB THIS roRT.
From Liverpool January 18th, bark suiitzelma
From Liverpool February I'D, bark Tradls tSor.l,
'I From liverpool February Cd bark Woye Nor.),
From Liverpool December 23d, bark Ruth Ennis
Fl From Liverpool December 9Th. bark Riga Dan.),
From Liverpool January 22d, bark Tarpeian tBr.,,
From Liverpool December Sd, brig sossomnneren
From Boston January 25th, bark Pcpita (Ger.),
From Philadelphia December 7th, schooner
From Philadelphia December 7th, schooner Snow
AI From Philadelphia December 7th, schooner An
: FROM New York December =, schooner Crisis
From Philadelphia December eth, schooner Charles
4t From Phsdsiphia December 9th, schooner John
|; From Baltimore December 2sd. schooher
hfFH FROM Baltimore December 2sd, schooner Prcsi-
"i From New York January 18th, schooner Janee
Il From a1S New York january soth, schooner Pre-
From Fl Portland vta Norfolk January goth, sehoo-
From Baltimore january 3lst, schooner John
Df From Baltimore February Cd, schooner Martha
Collins, Groves.
/ From PhLladeiplia January Q LIST, schooner Dick
J F in WOODS Hole February Cd. schooner Lille
D. French, Nickerson.' 500 - rs e7#f+t
|; .I.s,.r 5. .liel MEMORANDA -,G@ul
schooucrs NJ. II. Burroughs, ITaylori Lottie,
Speed; and Addie Schlaefer, Deacon. from Htch-
| mond, at New York February 4th.' ~
a;i F@Ass1 = MyscgLLANY.3 ssaiffft
Schooner III. Prescott, Merrirnaa, from VirGinias
at Portland on the I'D Instant reports that on tno
night of the 25th ulfimo the vessel went ashore on
Chincuteague shoals, and remained fast for forty.
EIGHT hours but was finally gottenJ Oh by throwing
overheard 1000 bushels Of oysters. The vessel wss
but slightly injured. -
ssf.GI- ~ BY telegraph.
. NEW York, February 6-Arrtyed: Aertattc. AZ
r,yed out Emily, Angus Latona. Cccile Orsgozs
Fairy Belle, j. 81. Jenkins, Oceans Empress, Minis
| to, Monsoon. ....
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t4us uuege.uus anti fafisaed from al.
VARIOUS 1rEas.

WAsH1soToF, February 8.-The adverse
report on the Eads appropriation holds
[ that the Secretary OF Wars warrant for
I q halt million OF bonds should be paid by
the Secretary Of the Treasury without fur
ther action of Congress. st
.4Tbe river and harbor bill appropriates for
Cape Fear river $4,000; Savannah har-
Dor, s45, 1000; mouth of the Mississippi,
| 100000; Galveston harbor. 100000; Lit
tie Kauawha, 5000; Roanoke river, $4,000;
| Tombigbee and Warrior, S15, GOO; ship ca
nal, Galveston bay, $2S,000; Saline Pass,
$50, 900; :, Ouachita, $780, 900; Red-river raft,
| S35. 900; Brunswick. Ca, iharbor, $50, 900 ;
/ Tennessee river 100000; Coosa river,
$4,000; Great Kanawlia, 100000; He'll
Gate, $500, 900. i'.'.,, - ..- ;.
I 'The Judiciary Committee concluded, to
amend the rules of. the House whereby the
recess may break the Legislative day, and
thus avoid amending the electoral bill. ~
The German minister denies the state
ment that all the German consuls In the
United States are lobe. withdrawn. !, he
|saysi only the inland. eonsulates are to be
abolished, a ,.u they will be replaced by two
or IT,. ee. paid consuls at St. Louia, Chicago,
/ and probably Cincinnati. The consuls ae
southern harbors will not be disturbed
Robson and Morrill, were absent from
the Cabinet meeting to-day. MorrilPs con-
dition s'serious. He has been off duty fol-
fifteen days. rE!s L.E= Ito 2s'' 7: =
Senator Bruce is not disposed to sign the
I N; ;,,sissfppi objection to the electoral vote.
His idea a, that while it is useless it may
be damaging to the eecloredi people -.
The investigating committees developed
nothing new to-day beyond the negative
confirmation OF the questionable, trarlsac-
tions.b by the Louisiana Returning Board.
Wells Is described by the official reporters
rs persistenty irascible. 1t is worth
coming to Washington to see the struggle
between Field and Wells. ..a
Mr.. Stephens rested comfortably to-day.
Secretary Morrill, has the pneumonia.
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\ BANK CASHIER ABsCoNps WITH NINETY
THOUSAND DoLLARs.-Ne,o York, February
GA dispatch from Scranton, Pa, says that
one of the bank officials at Montrose stated
on Saturday that Nathan Lehman, the abb
sconding cashier, had robbed the First Ma
tional Bank Of 100000. He had full con-
troll in the matter of negotiating loans, dis
counting notes, and transacting all business
of the bank, without'eyen consulting the
directors. 1t is known that his bond is good
for greater portion Of the money which
he has stolen, and that $4,000 is the most
the bank will lose by this transaction.
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THE MAY-BENNETT DUEL.-The New
York World says that statement which
seems to be authoritative is current now in
"society circles" as TO the true proceedings
in the May-Bennett duel. 1t is asserted that
when the seconds asked the principals If
they were ready Mr.. May twice replied that
he was not; that after the second asked the
snap OF pistol was heard; that Mr.. Mays
second thereupon advanced in front OF Mr..
Bennett and asked il it was his pistol which
had snapped; that Mr.. Bennett exhibited
his weapon in proof that such was not the
case; that Mr.. May then spoke up and said
his pistol had accidentally snapped; that
after this the seconds adiudged to Mr.. Ben
nett the right to fire; that Mr.. Bennett
leyelled his pistol, took aim, and then, sud-
denly throwing up his arm, fired in the air.
Whereby the duel ended with no blood.
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The goose-bone prophet, who prophesied
that the last days Of January were to be SO
pinching cold, turned out false prophet.
FOR the latter daysIof January Were much
better than the first; indeed, Weamay say
they were exceptionally pleasant days.
The warm sun tempted the boys to play
marbles, set the Diue-birds TO singing, and
made the hens caesle; ftheffies came forth
iron sunny creyices, and the breast OF the
loafer was warmed into longing desire TO
go "a-fishin'.o So far, score one against
this evil Kentucky prophet OF eva days.,
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The Man WHO WAS ARRESTED IN AUGUSTA
COUNTY, VA.--Isaac Rich, 4 Swiss from the
canton OF Berne, emigrated to France some
wears ago. aud, after making various efforts
to establish himself, was placed in charge OF
an agricultural school for girls, supported
by charity, in the village Of Erlincourt, dis.
trict OF Montbeliard. Rich had wife and
four children, and for Il time he prospered.
Finally, under charge that be had violated
one or more OF the school girls, he fled to
this country, deserving his family
He was taken yesterday before United
States Commissioner White, and ut his re-
quest the examination was adjourned until
next Monday. Rich is well-educated man,
about thirty-six years Of age, and it is I'M
derstood that he has admitted his guilt and
is willing to be returned to France without
awaiting the formality of the eXtradition
laws. The punishment OF the crime with
which Rich is charged is in France i'm
prisonment for liie.-Netc York World.
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FURTHER TESTIMONY FROM THE INvEsT1-
eating coMMITTEEs-WELLsT TELLS ALL
ABOUT THE VOTES STOLEN FROM THE
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES BY THE LOU
IsIANA RETURNING BoARD-THE EVIL
pENcE OF OTHER WITNESSES CABINET
MEETING-wAsHIN NEWS AND Cos
sIp-TrGUREs FROM THE RIVER AND
= HARBoR BiLL-REDUcTloN OF PRINTERS
j WAGES IN CHICAGo-FATAL END. OF A
FRIENDLY wREsTLE--A, MAILBAG ROB
BED BETWEEN CINCINNATI AND NEW.
PORT-s25,ooo LOST, &C., &C.
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RICHMOND MARKETS. IL Il
..s TUESDAY, February 6, 1877.

:, 4ipR .s; Small sl.5o@s2; large s22S@ss
Ssisr Prime Hse 10 choice yellow 22S2sc fair to
good, 15@20c. ~ Il. :.
on A s ?9 5rss 9 ea5c @ Peaches
peeled. 1oal4c.; unpeeled, 5@7c.; cherries, l1G1
Eggs =: In barrels, 2o@2lc. dozen; In crates.2
V1 Fathers: Prime hve-goose, 4O@5Oc.; common.
Fl Eazseed: s1.lo@s1. 20 q bushel. ~.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 70@S0c.; clover, 55@6oe.
Pot tS irish. new. q barrel, ss@s4. :, -.
Poultry: Dressed turkeys, 1901 1c.; ducks, 10
eD Pork: Dressed Dressed, ss7.S5@s7.75.
Lara: Country, l1@12c. .....,... ", =.
Rys S5@ssosS I, n Ss sccord,ng to quality
Buled Stra0: 40@5Oc. -
IaLlo,o: 7ls(9Sc. p b.
ss WSSs sSiSSs sSs snoths
ass; orchard grass, $2@2:2o; nerds grass ZIG
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rossndale, 81. 5@s1.75 p barrel; James
h, LINE AGRICULTURAL, 1oc. p bushels Virginia, In
dian Rock, BIO; Roekland, sl.lo@s1.25' accord
rREsssr LIMP se2s: 2sg g5osnRd s7.'o@ss'
IF Dry Goods.
Bro,oaa Sheetimqs and Shirttngs: a Manehes.
SIM Shines EvsT se James Rsss
james River 5c.; A Grsniteyie. &C.; Granite sh
e a a9sfss9gs ;ns5 asskoFlae ~ s.
conessoga, &c; 1o-4 peperin 27Ac.; 1o-4 City Csc
su Ssafssa esrasags ens
IOc; "A Home, 10hc.;, A. Oneida. loci ~
axs Whtes s 30 ec. Barn;ey, exc; Red
Ss Ss D 5s s fo1 Waitaa Soc io CITY
Brsion Drills: Petersburg, 7Sc.; Graritevile,
o1s So,,set yeans: Plvonia, &c.; Amoskeag. Loo. !;
pe,sims: Harlem. 12As Boston Steam Mills &C. &C.
mond. 7kc sprague 7c.: Manchester, g.; Wash
lngton, &c: Hamilton rs; Mcrrtmack 1ae.' MAJ a
AInoskeag. 7c.; Wanlsutta, &c. ety,i} !
CambriGs: Rice, 7c.; Engii5n' 4c-a ,,ya,. s.
-. Drugs, Dyestuas, oils, sc.
11EeoSol 'sa.7s xnnoi;. 80. :, ,, ,,,,. ,o,au -
BGtraet Of Logoooa: Ice. ~ o;''*5; -.s's
Sis LinseeS Soc; maehips sl9sl5ss; spes9a
oil. 6S@7Oc,: lard. $I.1O; sweet, 20 dozen
best salad $3.50: castor. s140 2 SALON; Virginia
lupricating, so@50c.: kerosene, 2sc. 2 gallon.
R 1885, Ginseng, soc seneca top, $50
80 Soda: Sal, 2s@sc in kegs; English soda, &C.
Spirits 7'urpenttns 55c. 5''i;tt ss -:
|. i.,s Hides. Leather. &c.i 80
drg sa.ea w ase sa.sd c a
'h Issr goIs leather oak sels leather be-,
ss s4ss is Sl@sss sssRfps Sessa
seiHn.f{ rsss I ss9s' sras
=: io GOV Iron. Steel. Nails. Ae.rf; 80
|, IRON: American refined. Oh dominion, $40
OF 5-lOc,, D d. English and American sheet, 4ts
P PEE sH Vifsania cosislass Charcoal
S sssl!s us. sSsssa
Naits ois ak pc;
hat sans iee 81 xssn sSS IS
u sss5 s 4 sa, retain
ass e ssst w Ill., yDole
If@ sgs -l5a5 II . s.SF III q ssFd Z
II .~il.l4s Foreign Eruirsinnd Csinfy.| ~ X
t,efsnn a,l. l5c. % n. yYasls % I3toS!s fIypi
Le.s ois: ,MessInas 81 so 81 bax..It'i
+ 0ranGss: .s3.5o@s4 Rl boz, III saHi
al ~ Groceries, ias. .,,r b k.s u.
s,5sss ss s,s s.ss aisssssslsa
Ssc.. small I4al5c. sugar-eared snsraainIyafSec
fskc plain hams, l5c.; canyased hams.
Buckets: Painted, two hoops sa' saree nsol'.
q Z e q u. shr 's s a
s8aS3.5 -four ssrtnss; 1871 eS3SI a. osKa
ssgss sss ss 8 a ss$s ssas
s asstss sg, 81 =!
M We sa1sn d pfri s@aee., Pineapple
/ Pice. Carolina, TO-; Eangoon, &c. -, i.
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A FAITHFUL WIFE.-BoSton, February
4.-The Journal says: "Mrs. Drew, wife OF
the late president Of the Eleventh ward
National Bank, has paid in large sum from
her personal estate toward cancelllng her
husbands Indebtedness to the bank. Inc
resources are now ample to meet all calls OF
depositors, and the business OF the bank
will be continued." ---- -"
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FATAL sTABBlNG ARRAY AT FREDERICKs-
| - - BURG. s..s
| Especial telegram to the DIspatchl
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, February 6.-Jesse
Wright (colored) was fatally stabbed to-day
by Charles E. Pendleton (white). The af-
fray began with a friendly -wrestle. Both
parties are youths from Spotsylvania.
Wright died in half an hour. Pendleton
is in Jail. aa..
REDUCTION OF PRINTERS WAGES IN CHICAGO
L. r.+. AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES.
CHICAGO, February G.-The Post OF this
city, as already announced, reduced the rate
of composition yesterday to thirty cents.
New men largely are taking the cases. This
| has brought on conflict with the Printers
Union, and to-day about one half OF the
new force quit their eases, influenced there
| to by the Union. This opens battle which
promises to become general. 1t is rumored
other papers will reduce as soon US the Post
gets through the contest. i"
GENERAL BARRY IN COMMAND AT FORT q
| MONROE.
FORT MONROE, February 6.-General w.
| f. Barry, with four companies OF artillery
and the Artillery School Band, arrived this
morning on the steamer Lady OF the Lake,
and relieved General James Roberts in COM
mand OF the post. General Roberts leaves
in q few DAYS for San Francisco to take
command of the Fourth United States ar
tillery.
| + '' NAIL ROBBERY.
CINCINNATI, February ct has trans
pired that the mailbag containing letters
and about $4,000 worth OF bank-checks
and private drafts. en- route from Newport,
KY, to Cincinnati several days ago, had
been opened and its contents distracted.
| There is no clue to the robbery. =.
! ... OBITUARY. $40. J..
SAN Francisco, February 6.-Rear-Ad'
miral James Alden, Of the United States
navy, died to-day OF con gestion Of the brain
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION. - Cincinnati,
February "a fire broke out this morn
ing in the drug-warehouse Of Robert Hall q
Co, Walnut street, caused by spontaneous
combustion. The stock was damaged S10,-
900: fully insured. - q r-G"
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DEATH OF A NOTED TURFMAS.-L0naon
February 5.-Mr. Merry, the owner OF Don
caster and other famous horses, Is dead.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Z NEW YORK. February 6.-Gold opened at 1854
per cent. Gold, 1U6. Exchauge-Long, 4S5: short,
4S6H. STATE bonds quiet; SOnth Cardinals lower
rest steady. Governments active and better feeling
ling dull and firm at 485.d Gold active at 105a9
1O5M Governments active and o tride lower
new 5's, ILL., States quiet aud nominal.
z.et... Sem. s-.1I BALTIMORE. = a,Ii
BALTIMORE. February 6.-Yiradnia 6's, deferred
~; consolidated, 674; second series, 3S4. Eortl,
Carolina e's, old, 22s new II; special tax. 2. Bid
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Ess asas ~ ea ..sss, s1.a

Sugar. Crushed. 12,tc powdered. g11;lS. ersn.
yellow. III 603 1tI1c mt ~ FSIs3I u !. ts1s1S
Rico. Toe. Dsmerara, 10Isa foSc. -, g
S,oug gg1c.; best washing, 6@9c.s
~ ao W sna iancy pr1ces country, 4a15cs
D ~ hst prn sxtse
.or STICKY cnoice- 81
Liquors, W1ness kcs
dos ls ss sep'eb best brands. ptnrs s2es21s .
Brdndtes: Domestic. 41.25As2. fruit. s1.361
s1:5o .. apple nsv, sl.s5@s2.a5; Old, s2.93
, r 1sgana,pe eaSSh, no -.
@s4 Virginia mountain. ncw. sSaA2 so: Cd
S2.50@S3.60 and upwards..g. q q ~ - z
s,s H RS%sssf HI irnDSr'ed ss . case.
4 RectJaedf Hhtskeys: . Masxct steady: S proof
t1.25.rs ;.3g, s,ts4 ~ ~ f
Ltco,sce Paste: }. C. Co. sic: R,sR.. aac.:
A. o. g., 23c.; 81. & Co., 24c.; p. ST. 2Sc.; Anchor
z'c :. a; a. Y Y Y, zoe =. -. csc.
ksser White 1000 Wesra
sooIaS75 Is 4 mo yellow MN. boards sIoaxI1:
oisf, a i2Gslg. accoraina to lengths. shinglea-
Pine Inc . 5sss !,
an opus -
q Sinses whsses hare, timber Green. IL s@$28R
I, 2sfs aeasnnssI S2oaa2S a i 600, Hour.barrcI
h NO efaan: hsckory.hcous
se nos t:H'sslsf - 70 -,
-iIsI o1 !.Eyst.s Al nInl.Eeed. gats.i 10
= SLEpstug: 4O@46c. y busfcI 4, s.sfsSs
TroI1nS7uH: 25e. q bushei., =. ,5,5.y,s,
ShhTfs !: ISc, q busiic:.. - sstpts'
H WIent Brn1. 20e.yH blrsheL. 81 ESsl ~
G Gsui gTaa 1sc. per busiaeL + 49,. i;
. $500. sshot Ia. 49, 4
Fass. TOYS mining. $50: @sl.25 As1so feet.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-07
9S-CENr STORE.
Co.TO THE so-CENT STORE FOR


MEMS STIFF HATS, We have received
Ia. some beautiful PAN
-.ul,; .-s Ell PICTURES lvery
Doi' SUE ' choieey, DOLL Pc
LADIES HATS, .,.i RAMBULAToRs, new
'... BRACK T S, new
hAD'N''' -i'D ~ sHAWLs, DICKENs's
PIE. -. GAUNTLETs, 11..i
COMPLETE WORKS.
ARGAND LAMPS,
- HOLINESS COM
WATERPROOF :. - -
UMBRELLAS, PLETE WORKS, HAIR
LADIES' SHOES, LANDS COMPLETE
MISSES, SHOES, WORKS. new BIRD
Chill DREN'S SHOES, CAGES, splendid line OF
'aENrLEMEN's SHOES. TABLE-oUTL ERY.
- d. Save money by buying at 80 ~,
ia1eF@ ..aa sos BROAD STREET.
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