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NEBRASKA,
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, January 18.-Ellis "a. Spear,
of Maine, has been named as commissioner
OF pensions, and Elias Griswo old as Judge OF
the Northern District OF Florida. q.
Anderson and Wells, Of the. Louisiana
Returning Board, arrived at the National
Hotel at Q O'Clock this "A. NJ, and were ar
rested Mt daylight, The officers Of the
House left last night for New Orleans to
bring Kenner and Casanova, the remaining
members OF the Board, TO the bar Of the
House, - ! ~ I : - -.
Revenue Agent Wagner .telegraphs the
Internal Revenue Bureau that IN attempt
ing to arrest illicit distillers in South Caro-
lima yesserday,the party was attacked; and
Deputy Collectors Barton and Hendricks
were severely wounded, Hendricks fatally.
The National w oman Suffrage Associa-
ton will present to Congress to-mo froW the
petitions of seven thousand United States
citizens asking for sixteenth amendment
for women: Twenty-Five States are repre-
sented by these petitioners. 80
The Executive Committee Of the Demo
cratic Committee met to-night-Mr. Hewitt
presiding. Resolution ms were adopted au-
!thorizing the chairman and secretary. o. the
committee: to call meeting OF the Nationat
Committee at an early day; il they think u
necessary. IN relation to. the proposed
National Convention OF the Democratic
party TO be held In this city February / 9TH.
4 Before the Committee on Privileges and
Duties OF the House, Secretary gha der
declined to answer because OF the confden-,
tial character OF the communication be-
tween himself and the President and other
members OF the Cabinet. The Secretary
ssiif he hadn0 more right to disclose what
passed between himself and the President
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The Troubles i'm the East.
REJECTION OF THE PROPOSALS IN THE GRAND
COITSC1I,., s. :. o.. .'i

REJECTION OF THE PROPOSALS IN THE GRAND
e. COUNCIL. 2.,.t.' i.'i
LONDON, January 1S.-A dispatch from
Constantinople to the Reuters Company an
nounces that the Grand Council to-day,
after an animated debate, unanimously re-
jected the last proposals Of the European
Powers as contrary to the dignity, integrity,
and independence Of the Empire. Several
speeches were made, but perfect agreement
prevails. ~ .}.s 49,.
The French man-of-war Chateau Renal1d
will arrive on Friday to take on board
Count Chambordy, the plenipotentiary Of
France. ,>,. ~a .... ~ ~. -.
.t,!/. Death BEFORE D1sHoNoR. -.
LONDON, January 1s.-The Turkish Grand
Council rejected all the, proposals, amid
shouts OF s.Death before dishonor."}, -
WILL THE PORTE ENTER UPON THE EEGo71A-
TIoNS REGARDLESS OF TIE ACTION OF THE
.CoUNCILs "H' ;''t,' E..... :, SO.
LONDON, January 1S---.Another dispatch
from Constantinopfe to the Reuters says ::
Sixty Christians participated in the Grand
Council. After the proposals Of the Euro
pean Powers had been unanimously reject
ed, Midhat PaSha asked whether the, Porte
might not, nevertheless, enter upon the ne
gotiations with the Powers respecting the
rejected points. The Council answered
No. and declared that the Turkish coun-
ter proposals were the only subjects on
which the discussion Of the conference
could be further carried on.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STICK EXCHANGE.
u.s.. Il THusBpA Az, January 1s, 1877.

RlCHMONDS TGShsE
3 ffsf 81 TUESDAY. January 1s. 1877.
b 6ALRs: $3.50 Atlantic, Sisstss pp ana ONO Kali
road certtfcstes sold at 20. -
dsneTtcan Gold.-1Ge bid g u !. - :.
State Sectritses consol6 esS 6ins ~
asked Virginia censos new sea s eoiinons.
az -Rlehmend city s,s, liz p -;
ssa bfd; pesessSarg City Ga io7 BID; Norfolk
city s's, .1o2 asked; Norfolk city water $500
bid; Frederfcksburs city 7's, 80 bid; Manchester
Rss ar d. Bonds.-virginia Central Railroad
Vfrdnia and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage
6s, j. aud j., 79h bid 81 asked southside Railroad
second mortgage preferred i6's, j. and D., 90 DID,
67k asked; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage 6s,
j. 81 BIZ 9Tange and AZ
and Danyille Railroad consolidated 6si u. and N,
Raiiroad Stocxs-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, 24f bid; Richmond, Fredericks-
bid; Richmond and, Danvilie Railroad, 100 par
Bank iSocks-First National, 100 par, 11e bid;
National Bank Q. Virginia, 100 par. 1gl ASKED:
saae gans y sd
as htSE city, Is par, ~ asked 49, :,
Insnrance ConpGnsss.-Vtrgtnia Fire ana Ma
par, 2sS bid, 299 asked Virginia Home, 100 par,
IS bid iO5 asked; Merchants and Mechanics 100
par, 81 asked; City. loo par, 81 asked; Old Do
niinion, 100 par 67k asked: Granite Insurance
Company, 100 par, -as asked; Commercial Fire
81
. IfsceIfn neous.-Jines River and Knnawha
Packet, i21 par, bid, 10 asked ~ ~
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than United States senator had TO disclose
what occurred in executive session.
Mr.. Tucker asked whether the message
to Governor Stearns. was sent by Chandler
rs member OF tile Cabinet. Mr.. Lawrence
fIobiected; and the committee went into pri-
yate session. 49, &
CONDITION OF THE JAMES AT LYEcHBURa--So
s n FURTHER RISE APPREnENDED. H:.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l ..5,s
LYECHBURg, Va, January ia very
slight rainfall here to-day. The river has
risen about twelve inches since morning,
and is now e P. NJ about stationary. No
further rise is at present apprehended.
AS'AcF FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF rooL-sELL-
.s--.e,., ING-oTHER NEW YORK ITEMS. -
New YORK, January 1s.-The General
Sessions grand jury this afternoon made q
presentmentt to the court Of an act for the
suppression of pool-selling, which they de-
sire to be transmitted to the Legislature OF
the State. The act recites that any person:
engaging in or having anything to do with
pool.selIing shall, upon conviction, be pun
ished by Imprisonment in the State prison
for term not greater than two years, and
fine OF not more than $4,000, or both. -
The managers Of the Cotton Exchange
have amended their rules 30 that on and
after March 1st sdecimates shall be used in
cotton transactions instead Of fractions as at
present, no transaction to be made at less
than 1.100 perez 80 so s,@ '.'' - 8
Horace E. Brown, charged with the ne
gotiation Of q forged check for 1854 ,225 on
the Union Trust Company, was arraigned
at the Tombs Police Court to-day. Sworn
affidayits were made in the case by Ed
ward King, president OF the New. York
Life Insurance Company; and Anthony
w. Dimmoek, q WalEStreet broker and
George L. Maxwell, connecting. prisoner
with passing the forged check. Brown re-
fused to make any statement, and. further
examination twas postponed until tomorrow.
MURDERER EXECUTED. -.
ST. LOUIS, January 1S.-Daniel Price (ue-,
gro) was hung at Warrenton, Mo-, this
morning, for the murder OF Samuel Taylor
(also negro in July last. Price declared
his innocence to the last. -, .'..;f
DIR. PHELPS DISCHARGED.
New YORK, January 1s.-Dr. Phelps
discharged.
A DEPAULT1NG BANK PRESIDENT. IF.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, January 1s.-Hon.,
george WeliS, VINO mas Deen president OF
the Farmers and Planters Bank for fifty
years, is defaulter for $4,000.
THE RACES AT CHARLESTON YESTERDAY.
CHARLESTON, S. c., january 15.-In the
mile-and-a-q uarter-dash race to-day First
Chance came in first, Asteriod second,
Maria Barnes third, Rutledge fourth. Time,
2:2O.
The second race was for the Hampton
stakes, for four-years old, mile heats. In
the first heat Hatteras, a Planet colt, and
Courier, Lexington, ran the two miles al
most even. At the finish Hatteras forged
neck ahead and won the heat. The second
heat was repetition Of the inst, Hatteras
winning by not quite half length. Time
$50, 3:51. -.s...: s"'a.
The third race was nile-and-a-haH dash
for purse of $3.50, Sl05 to first. horse, and
SO to second. Tom O'Neil came in first,
Brown Asterdod second, Libbie L. fourth.
Time, 2:47. -. t."s.
The weather was foggy and the track
heavy. .... .., IL. .,-5.
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wu.MINGTON MARKETS.

r. JANUARY l5.-Spirits* Turn, entine.-Markct
steady. at A5c. per gallon for southern packages.
Rosin-Steady ut ,$2.25 for strained and good
strained sales reported of 1873 barrels pale SO,
Tar.-srarket quiet at $3.50 per barrel. Sales Of
receipts ut quotations.
Crnde Observation-Disclosures steady st 1925 for
hard and So. 20 for virgin aud yellow dip. Sales at
quotations. ..uia ..rl,:
with sales of oO5 bales on basis Of Ike for mid
ding. The following are the official quotations
Ordinary, 1OHc.! q d. good ordinary, nc; low
middlins, Ike; iniddling, 12ac.; good intddling.
I1hc Quotations conform TO the 'classifcations or
the American Cotton Exchange.-StGr.
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PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG.
,,,-sr1SGs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or MALICIOUS sHo0TtSo--eAsheih" 49,. E,
Sd AYlka OFF RAILROAD n ssr,. A
s.,s ~, nsl1NeuEST RsAr. ESTATE.
ro,rso.pondenoe Of the Richmond Disps.c saI
JANUARY Is, 1877. 5
r,o ,uarter,y term Of the Hastings
conrt J,,t,ye Mann, commenced to-day, but
has nrorressed slowly on the criminal
docket Among the indictments returned
nv fhn grand Jury was one against Mr.
Pauhen RagIand for misdemeanor In as
sanitinp Captain u. n. Hinton. Mr.. Rag
land. with his counsel, Captain John Lyon,
has been in tie city all day. The case VIII
probably be tried tomorrow. ;,
George Felis (coiorcd), convicted Of matt
cious shooting, was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for one year.
st the meeting OF the directors OF the
c;tizens Bank. held last night, Mr.. James
= (,uthbert, for some years past treasurer
ut the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road. was elected cashier uice General d.
A. Wcisiser, resigned, and Mr.. Benjamin
Harrison was. elected assistant cashier.
With respect TO the Office OF treasurer Of
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio road,
which will be vacated by Mr.. Cuthbert, l
learn that probably no one Will be appoint
ed to succeed him. The character OF the
office since the road has passed into the
hands OF receivers has very much changed.
and the Office will probably be abolished as
not actually needed. a-a.'.
The pay-hain OF the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio road, in charge Of Messrs. Eubank
and Gregory, arrived here this evening
from Bristol en- route for Norfolk. The
employees along the entire route are being
paid of for the month Of December.
The sale OF real estate in this city delin-
ouent for taxes for the years 1S74-'75 was
to have commenced to-day, but after offer
ing few lots the further sale was postponed
until next Thursday. The aggregate value,
of the property to be sold is about $4,000.
Some interest has been aroused in the prem
ises by telegram from Richmond an
nouncing the sale to be illegal on account
Of an amendment passed to the city charter
forbidding the city to impose heavier
penalty on delinquent lands than that iul-
posed by the State, which is FIVE per cent.
additional for non-payment by December
list; whereas the city imposes twenty per
cent. On delinquentS. ROBIN ADAIR.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

JANUARY, r6.-Iron.-In Scotch pig there is no
trade beyond small lots but the moderate stocks are
held firmly. Small lots of COltness have been taken
at S2S so and Eelinton at $25.25 @S25. 10. Amerl.
can pig is still hard to SELL and an irregular range Of
prices. ~
at a2SaSgS.5O; Eglinton at 3269S26.50: Ameri-
can pig ut $50. 506g*2l for No. /; SlS@$l9 for
No. 3 $18 for forge. Rails at S37G339 for Ameri,
nominally $20@S21. Wrought, scrap, $4,000
S26-.TournaE or Commerce.. - - .r-5-,h' ~
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.

JANUARY I6.-Busiucss has been OF q moderate
character only for today ana though
the market. there Is great want OF IN So
lections and indifference to operate express
ee Thst the consunbHSe demand viii be- This
feature Is recognized by agents yet the re-
duced stocks between M m rs
She that while such facts exist there is however,
sn Ss 9ahg ste5ng tie Of
market, and prepared to change production at the
she rfest notice. 90. = -. . az.
action and IS supplies are reduced or cleaned up
ARE prices revised and advanced, the tendency
adyance and compelling higher figures IT. the bier
chandse Is TO be sold at pfoht On TUG sost VI
Hramn sbeetines and shIrtngs continue 10 shste
In good REQUEST for all quail from the ghp at "
the heaviest, the leading grades OF which a cosaly
sold up aa PssSasiDa asS
tions for this day Utica, 10S Ina dc. do a6 In.
ssse: DO: e gee; ia DO "a as " d. H.
net; do. 40 In, aepK ate;i! Gs. TIC Hsr.
nsburg are sold shead AZ. Inc following figures "A,
siEs sae sS a sss' i sS ~ bs,
teringEir5; each succeeding day showing ghe stock
as6eeomiug heauti ulfy less, with corresponding
n price for asa
49, "a ae ss ss isssy s
aa ssasas sl1s n ss ~ and
vile. are IN request 70 keep
ysncsd 70 oil and Ioae. for rsspeciiveiy s-s and
Ths g prinsSleesR market d without aud
With but moderate request Is very strong Of Ae.
for rhs D sse seennins to be looked AFTER With MOI
1niereat. mud lisit medium styles OF merit and char
actsr OF which there are many are Saar1nS ala
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Rscttaed u Waiskeyss 'sisrksf tsstsay, proof
8 ys.Wntsksas. Medium, eI.5easa: pufs OH sse
.@$4; Virginia rnounfain,s new, S21$2.5d = Old
3L,6oa&S.5O aud upwards, sY $500 gl.s- y
DIN Domestic, S1.2B@42 imported. SO D ease.
Ne,c England hhtan: $1.6c. Z,
Lfc6rfcc. Il 80
Mcorfce Pnste: j.. G. q Co... 31c.: X. r.. 23c.;
A. @. c., 23c.; K. Sc Co, PIC; p B., 26c.; Anchor
27c.; A. 9. c., &c.; G. e., 28c. &
Lumber. Slaves, kc.
vtua poplsr White pine pine
920@S76 D. 1000 yellow pine boards, 81 o@s14 ;
DIST. @12@$lS, according to lengths. Shingles-
Pine. S2.60@36; cypress 5ix-inch, S7bO@Sll
D 1000. Latbs--Spitti 81 .50 sawed, S2.26@e2.5t
!. Slaves: W'Aiskey- tnrrel tfnber.green. 81 s@s2eY
1000; seasonsd, $20@s25 q 900. Flour,barTe
timber, s6@S7S0 p 1000. Flour-barrel poles. 81
@as: hogshead-hoops, no de1nandj hickory hoop,
' 80. ~ = hzfl-Fced. =
Shlpst,ts: 35@sac. n bessef ! tI'>.
Bro1cas2uF: zoe. p bushei. j
Shorts: 1Sc. a buahs:. y
Wheat Bran ! 15@1sc. - busbcs. 81
Corn Fran. 1sc. pey bushel. 4
=, Powder Shot &c. e
Fuse: Tors mining. CSC. A$l-25 ~ 100 feet.
Potcder: Ss.75 by the i've kegs-less than five
kegs 1925 Busting, 81. rs $3.50.
Shot: Northern, $2.40@$Z.5O q bag OF IS lbs. j.
Grtndstones . 11a@2hc. p ID. .'I Il
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
Correspondence OF the RIchmond DISPATCH. ]
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA,
January Is, 1877.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA.,}
January Is, 1877.
The rivers hereabout have been 80 frozen
that mail communications with your city
have until very lately been suspended. 1t
is said by the elders that there has not
been So severe a spell Of cold weather since
the winter Of 1s56-'5T, just twenty years ago.
York river has been several times, since the
cold spell set in, frozen entirely across.
Very great distress has been suffered by
some OF the people. A negro man was
found one morning near this place frozen
so that he died few hours after he was
found. The general impression seems to
be he got drunk and stayed out all night !;
but his temperate habits and general good
conduct has lead some to think that he was
foully det with. Probably jealousy Of
some colored husband prompted the deed.
An old man and woman near Hickory Fork
died few days ago from the effects OF cold,
a boy attempted to walk across creek on
the ice, he slipped into hole, but caught
by his chin. When he.was pulled out bis
mouth had to be priced open to pour whiskey
down his throat. Hewas recovering when
last heard from; -! - ,.l.,.
There has. been but. one Baltimore boat
since about the middle. of December. Even
the river; between Yorktown and Glouces-
ter Point, where the current Is very strong,
has been frozen over. A gentleman in the
lower part Of the county got lice ten anda
hall inches thick-anaimost unprecedented
thickness for this section. 49,
DR.. Charles Diggs, Of Mathews. commit
ted suicide "a few days ago by opening a
temporal artery and then blowing out his
brains. He had been a. young man OF
promise and popularity. Rumor attributes
the deed to the too free use Of opiates. s,Gs.l
-aJust before our mails became ice-bound
thetwo Nortons came over from rktowp 10
hold q meeting Of the negroes at Hickory
Fork About u dozen sable citizens met
them there, and hear the Y orktown sachenis
told them Hayes was, elected, and that they
must fight to have him inaugurated.
Hymen. was holding bis sway down here
Just before the cold spell. a gentleman (and,
BY the way, an uncompromising Tilden
man, otherwise his suit might have ended
differently from GAINESVILLE, Ohio. carried Of
one'of our most charming bellies. Several
other marriages among our home people
have occurred. and, ii the respected
Aadahas it to be trusted, several more WILL
take place aooH. s. b lszgf MU.
-. \ !
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CONGRESS--SeoondS Session
WAsnNoToS, January IS, 1877.
SENATE. q. - 1s';.s.H

SENATE. " 80
Mr.. Jones, OF Florida, presented Che pc
tition Of Williamson Call, Robert 3. Hilton,
j. 4. Younger, and Robert Bullock, the
Democratic presidential electors OF Florida,
claiming to have been legally elected, md
asking that the, electoral vote cast by them
for President and Vice-President be count
cd instead Of that cast by electors on the
other. side. ,r i. !. EiEsf ,a,... l..s'
On motion Of Mr.. Jones the petition was
laid on the table, and he. gave notice that
he would call it up next week for the pur-
pose OF submitting some remarks on the
subject. .a.r. 4. !s..i,.l.
Dir. Edmunds, OF Vermont, the chairman
OF the Electoral Committee, said: "I am
directed, Dir. President, by the select COM
mittee raised under the resolution Of the
Senate on the subject Of the counting Of the
electoral vote, to submit a report in writing,
with an accompanying, bin. The report is
signed, I am happy to say, by all the MEM
bers Of both committees lit being, a re-
port In form Joint and several to the Two
houses| with one exception, and all that
wish to say on this occasion, after stating
that we shall desire to take it up at the
earliest possible day, is that the time is run
ming very fast, and we hope, indeed, Satur-
day (the day after to-morroW), but certainly
on Monday, to press tito determination in
some form steadily from that time forth. I
only wish to say, in addition, that the COM
mittee are OF opinion that the mea-
sure we recommend is not what is
called compromise in any sense Of the
term, but Is a measure OF justice
in aid Of the exercise OF constitutional gov
erment, and that in no sense Of the term will
anybody have Just right to say that any
body's opinions or views have been surren.
dered in any substantial respect. It is not
a measure of policy or continuance, but a
measure Of constitutional justice for the
preservation Of the peace and order Of the
Government. ..... .....
The bin was ordered to be printed, read
second time, and placed on the calendar. !;
Adjourned. ..r ..... III. .-.... -
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The concurrent report OF the committee
on counting the electoral votes was made,
read, and recommitted, Mr.. Payne, Of Ohio,
the chairman, stating that the report was
signed by the seven members OF the House
committee and by six OF the seven members
OF the Senate committee; and also stating
that he would soon move to have the bill
made special order so that it might be-
come a law in good time, rs the day for the
proposed meeting OF the Joint convention is
two weeks from to-day, being two weeks
earlier than the day fixed by law.
The resolution reported by the select
committee on the Privileges OF the House,
of which Mr.. Knott, OF Kentucky, is chair
man, and which assert that the president Of
the Senate has not the right to count the
electoral votes, was debated but no action
was taken on it: t.... .....s..,. .:li}
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GENERAL MARKETS,
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

JANUARY l7.-Floari Is firm and active, With light
receipts and fair demand. 4"
Wheat is active Mt an advance and receipts have
sales made to-day of 1850 bushels
at Sl.5O@$1.G0 for common TO strictly cloice lots
corn has weakened and prices slow q decline Of
&c. since yesterday sales Of 1900 bushels at 90,
81, 50, and 800, ito quality. .','N
: Rye and Oats active, With sales Of the former at
6S. 70, and lie. and OF the latter at doc. ..
Country Produce quiet st quotations. Gazette.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.,
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKE

lI"SIVCN
Livestock scales report for the week ending jan
uary 10, 1877:
Beer Cattie.-143 head; good to best, 41s@6":;
very few mt the latter figure; medium or good fair
quality, 3hGI4c.; common light cattle medium
cows, rough oxen, and bulls), 3@37sc. Market ex-
ceediugly dull, with several loads holding over UNI
sold.
Hoqs.-72 head Going off very slow Mt 7Hc.. net
for lght, averages, and rough hogs; SAc, net, for
smooth, heavy. fat corn-fed.
CaIues.-S5Ma9 q head.
Sheep.-Good to extra wethers, 5Gl59c.: medium
quality very dull at 4G4hc. No demand for low
grades.
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pITrsBuRGH PETROLEUM MARKET.

JANUARY l6-The crude market was exceeding
ly ilran to-day at the prevailing quotations There
were but few changes in prices during the entire
change In the refined article. The following were
the ruling quotations: United, 1896; Conduit,
$3.G6: Union, So. SO; outside hnes, S3.82H.
= Crude.-Eor immediate shipments +. o. b. ON cars,
was held at $3.S24(GS.S5. s -II ..;ii: ~ ~.
Refned-New York 27c- asked for spot delivery.
26c, bid; philadelphia, &c. bid for spot delivery
Baltimore, 26c. bid for spot delivery; T. o. b. cars
22c.; home trade, 23c.-DiSDdtch. .--
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Jhnunry 18, 1877.

EICHMoSD, JEnunry 18, 1877.
OFFERINGS. .-..
WHEAT White, 100 bushels. Red, 5SS bushels.
CoRN.-White, 2,S44 bushels. Strap-cotored,
80 bushels. Mfred, 3SS bushels. ...-
RYE-6 bushels. .....,a--.-.. -. IT, s.. "a
mEAL.-e2 bushels. -; :. 4..-.t#
. .".i 49,. SALES. L. Es..
WHEAT.-White. 100 bushels yerT good on pri-
vate terms. Red, goo bushels verEgoed at 81; 55 {;
at 81 .25 200 bushels prime OH prffate terms-lo-
tai. 674 bushels. -.....,... '.'-
Corn White, 16e bushels very good at sic. !:
at 53c.: l4S bushels good at SIC; 20 bushels good
at Soc; 634 bushels very good at 52c.-total, 1882
bushels. Stralp-colored, 80 bushels prime at 1c.
1i:ped, SO bushels good at5 &C.; % bushels on pri-
vate terms; 302 bushels prime at 5lc.-'otal, SSS
bushels. ., Et.:... .,.s -. .tr.3
RYE-6 bushels very good at soc. +.
MEAL.-e2 bushels prime country at Co.,
,r,.a. .s ....r .'RE-EXHIBITED. ''.: -.
CeRE.- EAite, 2O2 bushels.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
JANUARY 49, 1877.
z The breaks to-day comprised 20 aossheads,
tiesces, and boxes. The offerings ar auction on
Change were ~ packases:iof which number 16
were taken in. and the remainder sold at pslcas
ranging from $40 to s23.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-19
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NEW YORK, January 18-Gold opened at l0619.
Noon-Stocks dull and lower. Money, per cent
Gold, lO6X Exchange-IIong, 4s3H; short, 1861
Governments active md lower State bonds-Tcn-
nessce's (od) and South Carolina's, better; rest
steady.
Eofning. Money easy; offered at ;2h per cent
Sterling qIliet ut 1885,. Gold quiet at 1O63lG 106H
Governments active and STEADY; new 5s, i12S
States quiet and nominal 49,. > y s..s'
:, .-. = BALTIMORE. IL
q BALTIMORE. January 1S.-virgtpia 6's, deferred,
TX; cGnsols, 66H; second series S6. North Caro-
Ina 6's, old, %; new, 10 ; special tax, A.