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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, November 22. 1877.

American Gotd.--1024 bio. ,e
Stale Secnr ittes.-yirsiiifasco nsois, osH bid, SO
afEea fnaable eo So BID; Trsinia aef9red
bid Virginia Interest certifcntes; ~ 20 nsa: Viz
Ei1ia sg ii7
Richmond city e,s. IOl1 bid: Petersburg city ss,
hos ey sa e g aes
s's, 108K bid: Norfolk city S.s, 90 PIC Freae-
cksnurs city sS l9 IS a aske Mans
Rattrond Boads-Virgfnia Central Railroad
. mosgsse 81 soa SG and yssss
bid: virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage 49,
j. and j., a2K bid; Virginia Central Railroad non
nessee Railroad second mortgage s's. a1d;5 ssa
bid Virginia and @ @ R aa thEd hs inside
bid. Of asked; SoutRside Railroad second mor.sage
es s7H Did, sonth'de Ra aiS
s.. j. aud J., SO bid; Norfolk and Petersburg Pail
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad FIRST mortgage
rs. J. and D., 1O1 bid; Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
End sagsS S5sass s
moad and Danyiiie railroad consolidated B's, II.
s s's' a. and O., 81 bid: Richmond YORK River
Chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat S's, j. ana
Railroad Stocks.-Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 90
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road slx per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. II bid:
Richmond, Fredericksburg end Potomac Railroad ,t
moTd ar and DID, DanviIe Railroad, loo par, asked;
Seaboari and Roanoke Rallroa'i guaranteed, 100
par, 92la bid.
National Bank of Virginia, leo par, 97H asked;
Planters National, 100 par. II AZ bid; Union Bank
of Richmond, SO, par, Al bid, 45 asked; Merchants
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rinp, 25 par, SO bid, ! asked; Virginia state, 2S
par 2s bid, so asked Virginia Home, 90 par, 100
bid, 1O7E asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100
par, 90, bid: Old Dominion, 100 par, 40 asked;
Commercial Fire-Insurancc COMPANY, rs par, ! ~
bid; Richmond Fire Association, % par, I9t
asked. L.
Miscellaneous.-Old Dominion IRON and NALL
Works Company. 100 par, 63E bid; Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par, rs bid. r.,
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HUNYADI JANOs WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
HUNYADI JANOS,
NEW APERIENT WATER. r


Specially recommended for richness In aperiens
salts, and Its efficacy In BILIOUS attacks, prevention
of Govt, Piles, etc., and as an ordinary apertent by
LIEBIG, vIRCHOW, sCANZONI, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
in England and Germany. Il -.
j. K5 BARNES, sURGEoN-GENERAL UNITED
STATES ARMY. "The most certain and pleas
ant in Its effects of any Of the bitter waters.
DIR. j. MARION SINS, NEW YORK. las laxa'
! tive, Iprefer 1t TO every other mineral water"
DIR. WILLIAMA. HAMMOND, NEW YORK. The
most pleasant aud efficient of all purgative wa'
III ters." 1t -
DIR. Altered L. LOOMS, NEW YORK. The mos;
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted for
daily use.n $50 ~ ~ s
DIR. FoRDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. q Requires
less, is less disagreeable and unpleasant than any
other.'7
DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE, NEW YORK. . Preferred te
any other laxaive.'' ~ Il.
A wINEGLAssFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle. bears the name OF THE
ApoIIrNAHIs COMPANY tLimi.edl, London.
Eli FREDERICK DE barry CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street, New York,
~ Sole Agents for United States aud Canadas.
sif i FOR SALE BY
s. DEALERS, GR0cERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
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REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER ESERAL.-
Washington, November 21.-The annual re-
port of Che stmaster-Geperal, now being
printed, besides making complete statisti-
cal exhibit of the receipts and expenditures
of the Department, and Of the cost OF its va
rious branches, contains several important
recommendations. 1t is recommended that
the compensation OF fourth-class postmas-
tiers be based on the number Of stamps can
celIed and not on the number sold. This
change affects the large majority OF post
masters. and is designed to regulate more
Justly their relative salaries, making the
compensation depend on the importance OF
the Office. Another recommendation sug-
gests that presidential officers be required
to settle their accounts and make their re-
ports monthly instead Of quarterly. An
other intimates the desirability Of some legis-
lation by which it shall be made obligatory
upon railroads to carry the mails, thus insu-
ring their transmission. Among the hume
rous minor recommendations is one which
aims to secure by lien compensation to
sub-contractors for carrying the mails, and
also one which suggests new legislation by
which more adequate compensation for adj
vertising shall be made to newspapers.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET,

The receipts Of live stock for the week ending No
ven1ber 2l, 1877. were about 425 head OF cattle,
$50 hogs, and 215 sheep The market Is over
supplied with good to common grades OF cattle, and
those grades 4Gac. lower than last week. A few
cattle were disposed of to grazers, and few were
shipped to another marker. Hogs have declined
since last report; are little more active but they
have TO he extra choice TO bring &C., net. We quote
Beef Cattte-Very best, &C.; good, 4@4Gc.; me
dunn good fair quality, 3@3hc.; common, thin
steers. &C, 2@24c. "A H., gross. .:-
Hogs.-yety best, 5A@6c.; lighter grades, &C., 5
@5Ec,P 10. net. .IL a..
I &eep.-Very best, 4@4i4c.; fair 10 good, 3Gs3ac.
q TO-. gross. "
Caires.-S5@l$lO q head.
Nilch Coirs.-S20f0S45 q head -
Weighed public scales, 272 head OF cattle, 635
hogs and Is sheep. -.
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Alabama.
TIE PROPERTY SEIZED AT PASCAGOULA-ES
pIprn ~ Ir-1JpEn

TIE PROPERTY SEIZED AT PAsCAGOtLA-EM-
BARGo on LUMBER VESSELS. .
MOBILE, ALA, November Oh large
proportion OF the property formerly seized
by Specal-Agent Carter, Of the United
States Government, ut Pascagoula, and re-
leased by Judge Hill, is now seized by Mis-
sissippi and Alabama under writs from the
State Court Of Mississippi, and is held by
the sheriff. The marshal is attempting to
seize the balance. .-t.-e.
Secretary Sherman has laid practical
embargo on the whole coast Of Mississippi
BY refusing the clearance OF all lumber YES.
sells. foreign and domestic.
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INTERESTING TELEGRlPlHI[I[ti NEWS.
An interesting Day I'm the Senate
Yesterday.

A pEFEAT,FoR THE REPUBLICANs-THE
BoDY5ADJoURNED UNTIL MoNDAY-BUT-
LEHwILU PROBABLY BE SEATED FROM
SOUTH CAROLINA AND KELLOGG FROM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LUNcHED WITH
THEdPREsIDENT YESTERDAY AND Dis
GUESSED THE STTUATION-A PENNSYLyA.
MA CLERK SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FAILURES NO VEL
LOw-FEyER AT JACKSONVILLE, &C. -
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=. mAR,xE sNTELL1sENck.
PORT Of RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 90, 1877.

Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Gs W. Allen, Co..,
agents. y e. - -
merchanCiise and passengers, W. p. Porter, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Giford, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. u.
Tatum, agent.
Schooner William Mcgee, Watt, Baltimore, lime,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company s&ssE :.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Morris, Alexandria, grain,
Gallego Mills. taSs. ~
-. SAILED. @-srFl
Schooner William DonDsllY, Rlggan, Norfolk,
stone and truck-barrels, Currie 4 CO. 1. Ii. .fit.s
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. Il
From Philadelphia November goth, schooner
John N. Parker. outten. 49, 81 # ts5 ssrtss
,ESt MEMORANDA. l.s fgs's
Brig DauntIess, Williams, from Richmond, as-
rived at Eiume. - L..,. % ~ - sai
Brig Robert Dillon, Davis, from Richmond, In
MORT ut Rio de Janero October 12th.
Schooner r. II. Mitchell, Mitchell, from Rieh-
moud, dc Baltimore November 2Is1 ttttisS
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DEATH OF JOHN V. L. PRUYS.-ADanv,
November 2l.-John V. L. Pruyn died at
Clifton Springs at O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. Pruyn was native OF Albany, n. Y,
and was about tifty-fve years Of age. He
was admitted to the Albany bar in 1882,
and received the degree Of LII. d. from
Rutgers College. He was q State senator
OF New York in 1862, and at special cleo
ton in 1863 was chosen representative to
the Thirty-eighth Congress to fill the va
cancy caused BY the resignation Of Erastus
Corning, serving on the Committee OF
Claims. .-t
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.
TIE POLITICAL SITUATION.

THE POLITltAb SileaiioS'
PARIS, November 22.-The Republique
Francois (Gambeta's organ) demands that
President MacMahon summon congress OF
the Senate and Deputies to put an end to the
crisis. The difficulties reported this morn
ing to have arisen in the formation OF new
Cabinet relate to the Ministry OF Interior
and Ministry of Justice, for which NM. De
Welch and Depeyer are respectively pro-
prosed, and other appointments in their
stead must be made.
THE DIFFICULTIES IN THE FORMATION OF THE
CABINET. =
LONDON, November 22.-A Reuters Paris
dispatch says: {. The difficulty relative to
the} formation of the Cabinet continues IN
consequence of the fact that some OF those
who have, been summoned to the Ellysee
favor Cancellation and others resistance.
Great efforts, however, are making to settle
the matter.' 2 : -
. The Eastern War News.
ARRIVAL OF ARMS AND sAsssiUNITIoN AT con-
sTANTISoPLE FROM TIE UNITED STATES FOR
TURKEY:
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, November 22.-The
steamer j. b. Walker, from New Haven,
with cargo Of arms and ammunition for
the Turkish Government, arrived here yes
terday.
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Crime In Pennsylvania.

q, SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED.
New YORK, November. pa Harrisburg
(Pa.) dispatch says: "John Nisley, n clerk
in the office OF the county treasurer, is miss
ing and Is supposed.to have been murder
ed. The money in the clerks safe lover
s1OO,0OO) was found to be undisturbed, and
Nisley's accounts are all straight. He was
last seem at railroad depot waiting for his
wife. Who.Mas ON an incoming train"
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.Dakotss Territory.

ARRIVAL. OF MILITARY AT DEADwooD CITY.
DEApwooD, November 22.-Company G.,
Seventh cavalry, have arrived. Supported
by the soldiers, the sheriff demanded the
surrender of the cntrenched miners. Great
excitement exists among the miners
throughout Gulch, although no disturbance
has been made beyond hooting at the sol
diprS '-
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HUSG BY MASKED MOB lereldnd,
Ohio, November 21.-Last night Constable
NIddlefeld, OF Geauga county. Ohio, with
Two deputies, pursued and arrested a man
suspected Of robbing Church d Co.'s cloth
ih@-storc on the 10Th instant. While re-
turning with the prisoner the constable was
set upon by party OF masked men near a
piece OF woods, who bound the officers and
. Too the prisoner and hung him to tree.
nc name OF the prisoher has not been as
eertained.
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. COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. November 22, 1877
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 7l2 bushels. Red, 1856 bush-
els.
CORN.-IEhife. so bushels.
OATS.-232 bushels.
, SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Irnite, rs bushels fair at 81 AZ; 40
bushels prime at S1.47 292 bushels good ae q ~
20 bushels 1T Sl.37: "a bushels very good OF
S1.45; a2 bushels at S1.37: 100 bushels prime ut
Sl4S: 22 bushels prime ut l.4S-total, 692 bIlsks
els Red, 40 bushels prime Lancaster 1T 81 AZ; ~
bushels Fultz ut $3.50; &c bushels FnltZ 1T Sl.30
lG bushels FultZ 1T $3.50: so bushels FnZ AZ
81 .42 20 bushels Fultz 1t $40; so bushels FultZ
mt SLAB; 1872 bushels prime Fultz 1t '5l.47; gu
bushes.very good Futz S1.I0: 100 bushels prime
Fultz ut Sl.4S: 1873 bushels FutZ IT Sl.3S: bS
bushels FultZ ut 81 80: II bushels FuZ 1T Sl.2O
2,4O0 bushels good FullZ on private terms; 2G2
bushels at Sl.AQ; GO bushels very good FiiltZ AZ
81 Az; 1852 bushels prime Lancaster at 3l.iS: 70
bushels Fulz ut $l.40; % bushels very good tuiH
nj Sl45; l. l2 bushels very. good tnitz at LAT
100 bushels good FultZ nj S137; ~ bushels sooi
Euz ut 1.42; 244 bushels very good Lancaster ~
sl45: 32S bushels fair ut 81 50; Al bushels com
mon at S1.32: 20 bushels common ut $l.25; 6O
bushels good FultZ st ~. AZ: SO bushels at $3.50
LOG bushels very good Fultz at 81 rs go bussls
ut sl.4O: IS bushels prime mixed at Las; ~
bushels prime Lancaster at $3.50: Sc bushels good
fultz ut SLAP; SO bushels choice Fuz for seed 1T
81 .50-total. 5.23S bushels. ......
CoRN.-.Mired. so bushels very god new at DOC
OATs.-142 bushels very good spring at 3Sc.; %
bushels good winter at 39c.-total, 1913 bushels.
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The Death Penalty.
NEGRO CONVICTED OF MURDER n MORT
CAROLINA.

4 NEGRO CONVICTED OF MURDER II NORTH
CAROLINA. ST.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l Yep
PORTSMOUTH, VA, November 22.-Nelson
Arden (colored), alias William Moore, was
tried and convicted yesterday in the County
Court of BERTHE county, n. c., Of the muir
der OF Jehu Webb, storekeeper, and was
sentenced to be hung in December. Seven
negroes and five whites composed the jury.
The murder was a most brutal and revolt
ing one, and was done for the purpose Of
robbery.
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Mexican Affairs.

PROMINENT CITIZENS IMPRISONED FOR COM
PLICITY WITH EscoBEDo.
MATAMoRAs, November 22.-Fifteen prom.
inent citizens have been imprisoned for al
legged completely with Escobedo.
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su.CENT STORE.

sD-CENT STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE
the third invoice Of LADIES AERISO UNDER,
WEAR-selling at 90c. pair;
case of those FINE l2-KEY TOY PIANOS,
A lot Of LARGE ELM HAMPERS.
More Of those LARGE THREE.sHELF PLANT
STANDS, r ~,
4 beautiful line OF TWO-BoTTLE ISKsTAHDs
fine line Of MEMS BLACK and DRAB HATS,
A full stock Of DIRDtCAGEs,
The best assortment OF DOLLS ia town.
a large lot OF FINE ENAMELLED cLoCKH -
S1.9S,
A large To-, Of WEE-WAG NICKEL CLOCKS as
\ Sl.9S,
These goods We warrant, and they arc vel
Il worth 81. .s .s5s.. !. It ;. Z Il
A full assortment OF PIPES and cfGAR-TUszS.
*, in cases; ls: + u.
A full line Of LADIES' and MISSES SHOES. Our
trade IN shoes has more than douhFed In tho fass
three months, showing that che Goods arc cheap
and durable. ~ ~
Send Address for catalogue.
80 6 w. A. STEVENS.
No u 500 Broad sirect-
l ( Is i z
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Commercial Failures.

GEORGETOWN BANKERS IN. TROUBLE. ,
GEORGETOWN, ONO, November 22.-Phil.
lips & Co., bankers, have failed in $4,000.
TIE CHICAGO RANK FAILURE ~
CHICAGO, November 22.-The Banking
House, to-day reports business in nowise
disturbed by the failure OF the Third Ma
tional Bank yesterday. ...-., .-.
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SUPPOSED Foul PLAY. Sparta, Wis,
November 2l.-Nicholas Pleimling, noted
desperate, has been arrested on suspicion
OF personal violence to Mrs. Van Voorhees,,
whose dead body, together with those OF
her three children, were found in their
burning cottage in the town. Of Wilton, rs
reported on the I'd instant. The accused
had threatened violence to the lady, and
was seen in the vicinity Of her house short
time before the fire was discovered.
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fsssi !. rwoa,btv. and some ME lace TINT Of

"a. y. ,riwombty. and come me lace TINT Of
Miss Valkenburgh. Mrs. G.. Vanderbilt
sent .To Florence, with best Wishes" q
number of heavy silver spoons, and Dir. and
Mrs. S. w. Caldwell fine porcslain. Miss
Lila c. Vanderbilt's present was hand
some clock, after an Egyptian pattern, orna-
mented with curious and delicate fanctes.
Webster Wagner also sent an elegantly
decorated clock.
af COSTUMES.
Conspicuous among the guests was Mrs.
w. H. Vanderbilt, who wore q splendid
lavender satin brocade, trimmed with fine
quality Of Valenciennes lace; Mrs. William
D. Sloan, In creanl-colored matelasse and
satin, trimmed with VaIenciennes and
pearls, cut in the Princess style, with court
train and waist la Pompadour; Mrs. Ell
lott F. Shepard, an elegant pink silk and
maroon-Selvet, trimmed with Valencennes,
chenille. and amber beads. The scene
presented from the main staircase
when the rooms were alive with guests was
brilliant in the. extreme: Floral exotics
were heaped all about the margin OF the
various chambers on the first floor, and an
intoxicating odor filled the air. In the
main parlor a bell made OF camelias and
hyacinths was suspended directly over the
head of the bride as she took her place to
receive her guests. I't.s5t
,,'a< THE TRoUssEAU. Iii. .'
Among the other elegant costumes OF the
bride are the following a sulphur-colored
silk, composed Of sulphur and white bro
cade. The waist is cut la Pompadour in
points, with Valcnciennes and pearl trim
mings laid under other portions Of the
trimming are Valenciennes lace with che
mile. There are two pairs OF sIeeves-one
OF Valenciennes, and the other Of white
chenille net, in meshes one quarter Of an
inch square, each corner being caught up
with pearl bead. .r
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CONFEcTlONERIEs. dc.

lust RECEIVED BY NEW YoRK
y steamer
& cases NEW SARDiNES;
(Tinsieys, McMurray's, and Numsen's best
brands): a.o
10 boxes NeW-CROp LEMONS. ne,.
& barrels NEW-CR0P CURRANTs;
Of boxes NEW.CROP ClTRON;
barrels NEW TURKEY PRIMES;
500 dozen BRANDY PEACHES quarts aHu
j 600 eARTHAGENA C0CoANuTS. ,,r,rx
., ocso -. -. 81 LOUIS j. BOSSlEUA
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. November %, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 80 hogshcads,
and 10 tierccs. The offerings at auction or
Change were 25 packages ;,of which number Is
were taken in, and the, remainder sold 1t prices
ranging from So to 1928.
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fly Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, November 22-Cottom steady up
lands: 1l4c.; Orleans, 111c,; sales, 1855 bales;
consolidated net receipts Isl ,l9s bs;es export
bales continent, 164s bales. Flour without decided
caange, and little more doing for exports and home
to fir extra, s576@s635: good to choice extra,
SS.30@SS50, and dnL prices, generally without de
CLOSING s sgy IN Saye fever
heavy .. isa7se for fair to sSod fsdnas;
grades qaiet: New. Orleans in fair demand; new
19%5S for to ed boil; Mss
nominal at 1sc. TalIow steady. Resin unchanged
Turpentlne firm at SAC. Pork duh and lower; mess,
81 4. Lard lower aud active; prime steam. SO ;37k
s6 a Se.nf hed ss 1 FssSE, s"a sads
hrmcr.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 22.-Flour dull heavy,
and unchanged. Southern wheat steady; western
ern Winter red spo: and ESSenber bid; De-
steady western active and steady; southern white
and yellow, 55@56e. Oats quiet. Rye steady. Pro
$3.50. Coffee Unchanged Whisky dull at s1.ooH.
Sugar tirner and higher at 97sc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November 22.-harkets dull and
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. November 22.-Flour firm and ul-
changed. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn strong
new, 42c Oats quiet and steady. Rye quiet and
firm. Barley In fair demand. Pork dull at 1925
Lard quiet; steam, $3.50; kettle, $9.50@S9.75
Bukeats quiet; sales in sails five to fifteen days
Shoulders, 4sc.: clear rib, 6G64c.; clear sides, 81
m6hc.-ioose. Whiskey duh and unchanged. But
ter dull and unchanged. Sugar quiet and unchanged
Hogs In fair demand; receipts, $500 head; ship.
mems, 245 head.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, November 22.-Flour In fair lie.
mand for low extras other grades inactive. Wheat
| 4 red fall. $l.l0@S1. 10Y; No. q spring,$1.Os
| Corn 6rm; No. 2 mixed, 44k@44ac. Oats easier
mo. 2. 26@Z64c. Rye steady at SEC. Barley quie
| dull at S12.25. Lard frn,er; S7.a5 asked. Bulk
meats easier shoulders, SIC. clear rib, 6Ae. clea
Sides 6kc-sales In salt ten TO fifteen days, boxed
Bacon-Oniy small peddlng. Hogs actiGeaud firm
Cattle weak; demand only local. Sheep quiet ant
unchanged. ea4 4.
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YeIIow-Feyer Report.

40 FEVER OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE AT JACK
il. ~ - 4. S0NT1LLE. ..,
= JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November 22.-The
following, signed by the Mayor, president
of the Board OF Health, and city physician
was issued to-day: ''By authority OF the
Board Of Health we announce that there is
no yellow-fever or other contagious or in
fictitious disease in this city or vicinity"
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CHICAGO THIRD NATIONAL BANK SUS'
PENDED. - Chicago, November 81. The
Third National Bank decided after bust.
ness hours this evening to suspend, and
will 90 into liquidation. The statement OF
its resources and liabilities is as follows
Resources-Bills discounted, Sl,5G0, 920
less rediscountS, S127 ,000-making 81, 1885,.
go; orerdrafts. sl6l,4l5; United States
bonds, registered. ex-interest, 1861, 900 ;
real estate, $165,102; other bonds and
stocks, S22,437; furniture, stamps, &C.,
SS,430; cash and exchange, 1888, total,
s2,742,907. Liabilities-Capital stock, $780,
900; surplus, 100000; undivided earnings,
S2S,901; circulation, 100000; deposits,
81, ,006-total, 81, 142,0O7.- There will be
no possible loss to any one except to the
stockholders, and little If any is contem-
plated even to them beyond the loss of in
tcrest on their. money in the necessarily
tedious progress OF litigation.
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Cuban Affairs.

NO IMPORTANCE ATTACHED TO THE .RUAoK
THAT AN EXPEDITION Is FITTING OUT FROM
NEW YORK. sIge..r :.
new YORK, November 22.-Aldama, the
confidential agent for Cuba, attaches no i'm
pertance to the rumor that an expedition is
fitting out
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Flonr.

perine, $6.25@SG.5O; common family, S79t7.5O {;
fancy flmily and City Mills, sSGsS.23, and very
dull. +. ......
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-23

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT NEW YoRK.-Neac
York, November PA destructive fire
broke ont this evening at IS Leonard street,
in the Sub-hascment OF building. After 4
short time it was got under control, but not
until 4 large amount of damage was done
hy fire and water. The first floor and sub
basement were occupied by Smith Il Tay-
Tor. linen goods, damage, 100000; ill.,
Surcd. The Camden Woollen Mills have an
office on the first floor, which was damaged
TO The extent of $4,000; covered by lnsu-
rance. David S. Brown L. Co., prints, also
nave an office on the first floor; damage,
81 600. James L. Vail Il Co., second, third,
fourth, and fifth floors, damaged Slightly by
smoke. Moses Blum Il Wild, occupying
the upper part OF "A and &c Leonard street,
were damaged by smoke $4,000; insured.
Perry, Wardell, Fay Il Co., cotton goods,
having first floor and basement OF a and IS
Leonard street, were damaged by smoke
and water $4,000. w. L. Strong 4 Co., OF
- and II Worth street, sustain damage to
their goods OF $1,000 and to the building
1000: insured. The building 70 Leouard
street, owned by Jarvis Slade, was damaged
$4,000; insured. The cause Of the fire is
unknown.