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The silver state., 1877-08-15
YOUNG NJ EN-

Who may be suffering from the effect of
youthful foliies or indiscretion, will do
|well to avail themselves Of this, the great
lest boon ever laid ut the altar of suffering
humanity. DIR. ~PINNEY will guaran-
tee to forfeit $500 for every case of seminal
weakness, or private disease Of any kind or
character which he undertakes and fails toI
|cure. lie would therefore say to the unfor-I
|tunate sufferer who may read this notice
that ou are treading on dangerous ground
when you longer delay in seeking the proper
remedy for your complaint. You may beI
bin the first stage remember you are apl
preaching the last, If you are bordering
Iupon the last, and are suffering some N all
Iof it's i'll effects, remember that If you perl
ssist 10 procrastination, the time must come|
when the most skiilful physician can rem
der you no assistance; when the door of
ghope will be closed against you when mo-
3angei Of mercy can bring you relief. In mo-
lease has the Doctor failed of success, Then
.let not despair work upon your imagina tion.
hut avail yourself of the beneficial results
zof his treatment before your case is beyond
THE reach of medical skill, or before grim
death hurries you to premature grave.
Full course of treatment, S25. Send money
by Post Office order or Express with full
description of case.
Call, or address,
DIR. a. q. SPtNNEY,
iNe ii Ksarnsv Street. San Francisco.s
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II NOT

AS REPRESENTED MONEY. REFUNDED.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

CFFIcE OF RYE PATeH Con. NJ. AND N. COL
400 California, street,
San Francisco, July II, 1871.
AT A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES
~ Of the above named Company held
this day, Dividend mo. 81 OF twenty-five
cents per share was declared payable Friday,
July 20. 1877. Transfer books will close July
IL at ~ O'Clock n.
D.F. yERDENAL,
tnly1s-Im Secretary.
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YNHE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
up in Che most attractive style possible.
with view to the convenience and comfort
of patrons. The proprietor desires to call the
attention of customers friends and the public
TO his superior stock of
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
GUINNESS LONDON PORTER
constantly on draft. ~ fr
june 14-'77
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained in every State
and Territory, for lscUMPATIBiLITv and other
causes, M matter where the party resides.
l3 years experience. Fee after decree. All
letters confidential. address a. j. DIX
TER, Atty, Rooms 4 ., 132 Dearborn st.,
CHICAGO, ILL. Unqnestionable references
given. Correspondence with the legal pro-
fession invited
The silver state., 1877-08-15
MANHOOD RESTORED.

VYIcTIMs OF YOUTHFUL IMPRUDENcE,
y wko have tried in vain every known
remedy, viii learn Of simple prescription,
FREE, for the speedy cure Of nervous debility,
premature decay, lost manhood, and all dis
orders brought on by excesses. ANY druggist
has the ingredients. Address DA VIDSON
IL CO., S6 Nassau st N. Y.
oct l7-iy
The silver state., 1877-08-15
july 2-td
Postponement.

Alta meeting of the Directors of the Hurri
cane Min ng Company. held on the Sd day OF
August, 1877 the date when the stock of said
Company shall become delinquent for assess
ment No. 2, was postponed to
SEPTEMBER, Sd. 1877,
And the date of sale of such delinquent stock
was postponed to MONDAY, the path day of
SEPTEMBER, 1877, at the same hour and
place. J. II DICKINSON,
aus6-td Secretary.
The silver state., 1877-08-15
Estray Notice.

Came into my Enclosure on the Hunbols,
river, three miles below wipnemuccs y"
August s, TWO black mares, matched an. haa on
a dim white strip on forehead, neitbs, ~
them branded. VI
The owner is requested to come ~,
ward. pay eherges, prove property. and tshs
them away, otherwise they will be disnossd -
aegoruihe 70 law, PAT oDoNNEL.
oD' nneis taneh. August 9, 1877.
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sTAuNToN.

ISsTRucT1SG CoLoRED sCNDAY-sCHooL TEAcH-
ERs-AN II OFFER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &C.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.I
FEBRUARY 0. 1877. +.
Our Young Mems Christian Association,
which has offered to establish normal
Sunday school to instruct more thorough
" colored Sunday-school teachers, has been
taken little aback by the official informa-
ton that the coiored churches had held a
meeting, and, after thanking the Associa-
ton for it's Kindness In the offer and in
vitiug it to come and look at and teach classes
in the schools, adopted the following reso-
luton: s.
Resolred. That at present our teachers
are not willing to organize into classes to re-
ceive instruction. ~..#
The most successful thing in the way Of
entertainments by Staunton society was COM
menced last night, being the first OF series
given in q beautifully-ftted up little scenic
hall under the Grange Hall. They are
to occur every month, for the benefit OF
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, and to consist OF operettas, tableauX,
statuary. &C., to be given on stage nicely
fitted with drop-curtain, scenes, flies. &c.
The hall last night was densely packed, and
the reireshment-room adjoining was libe-
rally patronizcd. The operetta Of the Hum
ter's Daughter was finely given. The lady
patrons OF the enterprise are Mrs. Holmes
Erwin, Mrs. Stratton, Mrs. Jed. Hotchkiss,
Mrs. 4. Fl. Fultz, Mrs. r. Hawkins, Mrs.
Addison Waddell, BirS. II. D. Peck, Mrs.
G. W. Hunter, and Mrs. John B. Hoge.
Mrs. 4. Y. Lee, formerly of Richmond, is
the stage manager and scenic artist, and is a
nerfect success in both.
The revival at the Baptist church con-
tinues, and there have been fifteen CONVEX
sions this week. Rev. Mr.. Whitescarvcr,
Of Harrisonburg, and Rev. MIR. Huff are
assisting Rev. DR.. Manly, the pastor.
5a- j.. PENN.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, February o, 1877.
GoLd.-I05 bid

Anerscan GoId.-I05 bid. 9:si {.
S.nte securi ttssS-vlrgint cons0ls, III bid, 67ts
Vss s9 asaab ee 2s lid nsT: ~ 5 70
Tnta interest as assss
Log asked; Riennons siFY e,s, 90 eia. s9A sssed:
Say i65a ss: kypseSars slsy Sd: sioi
s s aa e Sc sa E.sf W..
efnia and tennessee Railroad seeond mortgage
$50. and IT., soy bid, s2H ASKED; southaade Hati.
sou a sairoad second moEtsaee preferred ss
~. and J., 81 bid sodthside Rasrosd third mort.
gage preferred 5s. !. and J:t a. pig, %, asse,;
Petersburg Railroad frst moTtRagc SS, y. ana y,
road first mortgage 5s, Jand D., loo eit; hisn ,
Hona and aa
a. and O.. ss BID. 81 asked. -. I. :.
Canal Boads: James River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, m. and NJ 40 bid James River
and Kanawha Canal second mortgage 6's, =. and j.,
Railroad, 100 par, 80 Asked Richmond, Ffsderfcks-
81 bid, 57ka asked; Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG md
par IS bud, SO asked; Richmond and Danyiiie Rail-
oa san dog Rsa ~ Ris NATIONAL 100 10 d
National Bank of Virginia, 100 par, 400 asked;
Planters National, 100 par, ll2 bid, III asked;
STATE Bank Of Virginia 100 par Is D.a a wRiSn
banH o, RiEn d p,n,a CIV isx;nes OK nsr ao asked
City Savings, rs par, 20 bid; Citizens Savings, 25
I7asurance Companies-yirginia Fire and Ma
rne, Us par. 80 bid; Virginia State, rs par. 20 bid
32k asked; Virginia Home, 100 par, 81 bid. 100
asked; Merchants. and Mechanics. 100 par, So bid,
90 asked; City, 100 par, S2a asked: Old Dominion,
100 par, 81 asked; Granite Insurance Company,
100 par, 81 asked; Commercial Fire Insurance
Company r. psE ae bld, H.; 10 askea Richmond
Observation-Disclosures River and Kanawha
Packet, 12!a par, 8 bid, 10 asked; Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par, 74a bid. t.s'. s...t
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DANVILLE.
Correspondence of the Richmond DIspatch.J

Correspondence Of the Richmond DIspatch.J
FEBRUARY 8, 1877.
In the fourth paragraph Of my letter in
Yesterdays Dispatch intended to give the
sales OF tobacco for four months from the
Isl OF October, 1876, and not for year.
ny pencil seems to have liked October more
than it did February
AT the regular session OF the Council q
S.alni was submitted by the First National
Bank OF Lynchbnrs for payment OF s420
mhich was due On certain coupons OF the
Danyillc eightper-cent. bonds that were re-
INfted us in some manner accidentally lost.
i"enty dollars was due on each Of thirteen
VI these coupons; forty dollars On each OF
tour Of them. The bank claimed payment
% account of II. Wood. 1t was ordered
'Aat these coupons be "taken up and paid"
vi ~: condition that the bank execute and de-
ISer an indemhiiying bond, "with good
ana sufficient securities" for 81 600.
The Committee on Gas and Water rcport
mat during the last tive months the actual
profits from water and gas were $s, l1O. SO.
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WILLIAMSBURG.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February s. Il

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February s, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: According to the usual
custom which prevails in all hospitals for
the insane, theatrical club was formed last
fall at the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, by
which several performances have been given
for the amusement of the inmates, OF which
number the last one, / think, deserves
especial notice on account Of the really fine
acting, which was not only very good fol
amateurs, but would have reflected credit
on stock company at first-class theatre.
The plays were the Quiet Family and The
Two Pudifoots, and where all did so well il
may seem lnvidious to make any distlnc-
ton; but as no names will be mentioned
may be allowed to distinguish few OF the
principal characters.
in the Quiet Family the part OF Mr..
Barnaby-the part around which all the
others ccntre-WaS admirably sustained by
young gentleman from Elizabeth City
county employed at the institution; and
Mrs. Barnaby was so we'll represented by a
young lady from Richmond, also an attend
ant, that. like Mr.. Barnaby, would have
preferred her to be somebody elSe's wife
than mine.
In the Two Pudfoots the two young
gentlemen who performed the parts OF Mr..
made up for that especial business. AS for
the young lady who acted the part OF the
Observation-Disclosures at the inn, she could make
her fortune in short time at Dublin res
taurant.
The audience, both patients and citizens,
departed well pleased, and highly compli.
mcnted the performance and performers.
The patients in the asylum look forward to
and enjoy these entertainments more than
any other that are provided for them. The
universal sentiment among them is, the
more the better.
We have been blessed with several week:
OF good weather succeeding the severe cold
and farming operations are progressing ra
pidlv.
The newly-elected rector Of the Episco
pal church has arrived, and the usual ser
vices are resumed.
We are all living in hopes Of the election
Of Tildcn and Hendricks, which, no doubt
you will announce in your paper before
very long, and it will be as welcome ant
cheering as the SUN after many dark ant
dreary days.
Yours, respectfully, CHURCHILL.
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THE NEWS. ].
n, 5 49, Is n - 49, 80 81 s94sttaff
FLORxDAss VOTE no BE COUNTED
Iss i. -, For HAYES. s W. $ /

- Vi !. - ~ stgs = 81
THE CONCLUSION REACHED BY TWO RE
PUBLICAN MEMBERS OF THE COURT UPON
GROUNDS FATAL TO THE FINAL SUCCESS
OF THEIR PARTY-AE NEGLIGIBLE NEvA-
pA ELEcToR- ocEEDINGs OF TIE IN.
vEsTIGATINa COMMITTEES YESTERDAY
SEVEN BUILDINGS BURNED IN swANToN,
vERMoNT-ExECUTIoN OF NEGROES AT
PORT TOBACCO, MD.-THE LOUISIANA
COMMITTEES REPORT sUBMTTED-A DE-
FAULTlNG INDIANA. BANK CASHIER IN
sANE-wAGEs REDUCED IN A LARGE
COTTON FACToRY-FuLL TELEGRAPHrC
REPORT IN THE FLORIDA CAsE-THE TWO
HOUSES TO MEET IN JOINT SESSION TO-
DAY-A CHANCE FOR THE JUDGES TO RE-
DEEM THEMSELVES ON THE LOUISIANA
cAsE-ExcT1yG SCENES ABOUT THE
CAPITOL, &C., &C.
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The indebtedness OF The Council on ac-
count Of gas and water Il b roposed hy
ftDe Council to settle off by drafts payable
in three and four months. Z. .
The reports OF the Mayor and the police
show that the number OF arrests last month
was 30; The amount OF fines imposed,
s10S.5o; anount9of fines collected, $500 /;
amount OF fines RENTED by the Mayor,
SIS; amount OF fines not collected, and for
failure to pay which parties were impri-
soned, IS.
From all quarters reports reach us that
the planters and farmers are very busy in
preparing for the next series OF crops. An
effort will be made for a very large crop Of
tobacco. The weather for several days has
been excellent for plantation work.
ALPHA.
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COMPARATIyE COTTON STATEMENT.
MARINE aNTELaHGENGE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. February 9, 1877.

PORT OF RICHMOND. February 9, 1877.
| ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk Ford Philadelphia, merchandise
nH Steiner John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
| chandisc and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum, agent
SAILED.
Steamship wyanose, Couch, Sew York k.d mercian
| disc and passengers, u. W. Allen ~ Co.. agents
CLEARED FOR THIS TORT.
From Liverpool January l7th bark SuIltzeima
From From Liverpool February I'd, bark Traak (Nor.l
From Liverpool February I'd, bark Woye tNor.|,
From Liverpool December =, bark Firm, just.
From Liverpool December 23d, bark Ruth Ennis
From Liverpool December 9Th, bark Riga DAM,
From Liverpool January 22d, bark Tarpeian tBr'''
From Liverpool December 3d. brig soskoHmeren
From Phihdelphia December It'll, schooner
Thomas G. Benton: Miller. s-
| From Philadelphia December 7th, schooner An
From New York December :, schooner Crisis
From Philadelphia December 9th, schooner Charlie
From From Phadeiphia December 9th, schooner jobs
From Baltimore December 2sd, sciioone
From Baltimore December 2sd schooner Presf
From New York January 18th, schooner Jamcs
From ron, New York January sosh schooner Pre-
From Portland zig Norfolk February 4th- school,
/ From Baltimore january slst, schooner John
From baltimore February I'd, schooner Martha
From Baltimore February Cd, schooner Roxanna.
From PhiIadelphia January s1st, schooner Dick
L tiny
D. French, Nickerson.
From woods Hole February I'd, schooner VII
I schooner T.. O. c. Wishart, Mason. from Rich
mond ria james river, at Phiiadephia February 'u'
CSC Schooner z. Williams Paul, from James river, at
Philadelphia February 9Th 80 80 II
NOTICE TO MARINERS. e,t3tyt
| Captain Gibbs, OF steamer Albem ma! isg -,
n LsT half north from Robins Reef wharf
sbomt ffy feet square, adrift in the channel itts
la dangerous obstruction 70 Yesseis eon'ps ~ '
| 10y : I. - - A.eA BY Telegraph.
| NEW YORK, February 9.-Arrivsd: ". 4. se1iton.
Arrived out Flying Eagle s soald cs4i
Ty yss siadawa.ka, New Orleans; .,..,,. an.
NEwYoRK. FebEsary s;ATrr i,,dn; AAaa', s'l'
les AFIsssdn Gos FsDrasr Bs.k
Nenaphar. nom Pa. BslsoT pfsea and ssSsrsd e
barkenftHe futut tsSutftxu.s
sDssinw. Rig Lizzie 81 McrRell, seeking big As
trsa and from RIO hsr Sre ~
hasa;a srnssTsna. from, southampton, sgektng.
Snns.n nv barS Jennie Armstrong, bark John kl-
ho, ~ sunderland, February Sd, In iasifude 3izA
north, lone itule 2 10 west.
4 Z - 80 81 pIsAsrER. ~.
y,nypoN. February 9.-The bark E1zzo, lfofa
london for Baltimore, co,ided with witn FrsnsR e
vesses sunk and four saliors OF the French yasset
were drowned. SGtsS ~ ~ z9lsss5
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& AZ ~ si 81 sss
Lard ;d prime barrels and terces Isa In ha
eSces sss baes no so es,,Ias s7s
sSsSS REC gss cn sss 1 srissgs
SAT-: Liverpool. IN round lots, from Wharf, s1 40:
less from s@ wharf s1.1osIi5; from sose. si.so
Sugar: Crushed. I2.4c.: powdered. 12sc.: gran-
s ses sns oaf 1Pa
soag Common, 59s1ca;s S b asa.e wishing sase.;
'4 I sy Belfast sst s9uasn y a aSs
imperial, s1.d,o@sl.e0 gunpowdsr, s146017S
"a: O.;G,, 23c: s. 6 Co, 24c.: P. s.,25c. Anchor
Il Liquors, Wines, &c.
/ Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.l6 p
BTa,idies: Domestic. sI.25@so: fruit. s1.85@
$3.50; apple, new, Sl;4so@S2.25; old. s2.25
Re Whisssus: Medium a 81 .so@.a: pure old. ss
@$4: Virginia mountain, new, sz@$2.50: old
i9s pomes ahs s sP ,mpotel 50
f. Neto. England Rum $1.eo.. sss ~ 80 = !.
Al R sst WAssfeys: Market steady; proof
Lumber. slaves, &c.
hSe White oak sI2@sslS soo ' WeS ans
! *2O@S75 8 1000 yellow pine boards. 81 o@s14 ;
DIST. s12@&1S. according TO lenetis. Shingies-
| Pine. s2.50GS5; cypress sx-inch. s7.50aSll
p 1000. Latis-Spilt; $50 sawed, s2.26@S2.6s
1000.
Stares: Whiskey-barrrl tiIrber.rteen. 81 stas 1902
1000; seasoned $20@S25 q, 1000. Flour-barrei
timber, $6@$7.5O, q 1000. Flour-barrei poles, "a
| @s: hogslicad-hoops, no demand; hickory-hoops,
$3.50.
s. e Mill.Fccd. So.
ShipStnB: 40(a45c. p busheI ;sas
Br0acn8tuE: 25@30c. q bistct. r
Shorts. 1Sc. a busiic:.
Wheat Bran zoe. p b,lslsc
Corn Bran: 1Sc. per bushel. ID %
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.Is1.2J "a 100 Feet.
Potcder: 1915 by the five kegs-iess than 1--WE
kegs, 1926 blasting, $3.259$3.50.
Shot: Northern, 42.40@$2.50 q bag OF 90 lbs.
i Grindstones: 1A12sc. q d.
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linghuyssn, Garfield, Hoar, Miller, Morton,

rand DtfUis
Noes. --aiessrs. "A bbott, Bayard, Clifford,
Field, Hinton, Tayne, and Thurman.
| In the case OF Humphries, Judge Cliff.
ford was OF opinion that holding the Office
Of shipping commissioners would have rene
dered him Ineligible, butthat his resignation
1 Of that office before the election was valid,
and in ibis view Of the case action on the
objection to his vote made by Senator Jones,
llof Florida, was abandoned. These pro-
l,ceedings will be presented in joint session
tomorrow, when the count will progress
! to. louisiana. tthi 4.if& ~'if s
! the Commission will assign the following
reasons for their decision nt. fst1&
| First. The Commission, exercising the
powers Of both houses under the law. and
having examined all the certificates and pa
pers referred to them, find that they have
no authority to hear evidence atiunde or,
| in other words, 10 hear evidence outside Of
the certificates of the Governor OF the State
of Florida, founded upon the determination
Of the Canvassfng Board as to its vote. 1,
Second. The Commission could not con-
slider as evidence any act Of the Legislature
or courts in determining whom the State
had appointed as electors after the day the
said electors cast their votes. ~ -
Third. In regard to the alleged ineligi-
bility OF F. c. HUMPHREYS, there. was not
sufficient proof that he held office on 7th OF
November. .l.... .ur.s arr..sf. -.
- VARIOUS ITEMS.
There was full Cabinet to-day except
Morrill,. a.~ q.... 49, ,8j
Charles Cavagnac was counsel before the
Returning Board for the Democratic party.
He testified that in the return from Vernon
parish he saw the certificates from the COM
missioners of election. They were read on
the I'd Of December by the Board from the
Secretary of State, and opened in witnesses
presence. Governor Wells said, "Turn
them over to the Clerks" and that was all.
No other member of the Board said any
thing about them. Knew that Levisee was
United States commissioner rs late rs No
yember 10Th, and Brewster was Surveyor
General OF the Land Office. "
Senator Mitchell says o report published
in New York this morning and in the Star
this evening, purporting to give the points
OF his report on the Oregon case, is i'll the
main incorrect. . ........ . .e-
The President has recognized James Hur-
ter as Vicc-Consul Of Portugal al Darien,
Ga.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

-" England. ~. o..
THE SPEECHES MADE YESTERDAY BY EARL OF
GRANVILLE AND THE MARQUIS OF HAsTlFs ING
TON. u. Il l.rr,3.ttJ ~. 80
LONDON, February 9.-The detailed re-
ports OF the speeches made yesterday by fhe
Earl Of Granville in the House OF Lords
and the Marquis OF Harrington IN the
House of Commons show that the liberal
party intended 70 uphold the view that Eng
land should cooperate with the other Powers
for the coercion Of Turkey, and even coop
crate with Russia alone ii 1.-The otner
Powers declined to act. The PaA-Matt
Gazette thinks that the Government IN the
Lords and Commons has spoken with dlf-
}ferent voices. ss-ts
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

j S
NEW YORK. February 9.-Co,ton quiet; sales Of
165 bales at 12I@9l3 &c.: receipts for the weekner,
$3.50 bales gross, 26,764 bales; exportsIto Great
$500 bales: stock, 26s,I9o bales. FIonr-Fair
trace doing, mainly for home use; some little ex-
port inquiry; prices without decided change; south
rather more steady. with little better millingde-
mand: shippers holding off. Corn-New lower;
use; old shade easier and more doing 65@67c.
for new western mixed. Oats less active and with
out change. Coffee and sugar quiet and unchanged.
TaioS nnssea at S1Se Rosa
easier ut s2.l5@s2.25 Turpentine easier a. 4sc.
sl6.60@s16.75, uuinspected; SIT fot Inspected:
Lard lower; prime steam, sll.20. WhiskeY quiet
at s1.07h. Freights dull. "
-s9i BALTIMORE.
5s ssy aS ss
steady rsnnsyyaani; red sl5aSslsS s Maryland
5s@S52 se:s yellow osss a"es and
visions ilrmcr and quiet. Mess FORK, sl7.7J@Sla.
G % rlsaT dn h :, 1911 Il 90 c0 s
gar active nj I11c.
CINCINNATI.
wheat strong; red, Sl.45@$l.52. Corn In fair de-
niand and fru at 42@44c: oats in good demand
d. dull 1 and 1ncnansc% Pork quiet at siS75 Lara
unsettled and generally higher; steam, $1,000
81 0 .S0 kettle, 81 .50MSl1.75 EuIk-mcats firm:
shoulders, exc. short ribs, &C. IS cash: So buy
ers. March: short clear-sldcs 50. Bacon III fair de-
mand: shoulders. 7:c.; clear ribs, 9ag9ic.; clear
siaes. 97s@10c Whskcy quiet 1t SOB. Butter
duh: common good hIai yiaId and 81 10, lZ$p l6c.
| Hogs in fair demand: packing, 5000 SGG5; re-
| ceipts. 1928 head; shipments. 400 head.
LOUISVILLE.
| Louisville, February 9.-Flour steady; extra,
| $5M$5.5O family 1915. Wheat and corn quiet
| and unchanged Rye steady. Oats 1rmer. but not
| higher. Pork firm at $l7@S17.25. Bulk meats
| in fair demand shoulders, 6hlG'sc.; clear ribs.
s7sc. clear sides, TIC. Bacon quiet; shoulders,
re; clear ribs, 97sc. clear aides, 10Sc Sugar
changed. Whiskey weak ut S1.05. Begging steady.
ST. LOUIS.
| ST. LOFTS, February 9.--Flour firm and un-
| changed. Wheat dull; No. red fall. $3.50 bid.
| Corn inactive; No. 2 mixed, 3Sh0a3e3sc: Oats
dull and unchanged. Whiskcy quiet and unchanged.
| Pork inactive.
| ! COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
| NEW YORK, February 9.-Net receipts at all
| United States ports during the week, 1862
bales; net receipts ut all United States ports same
week last year, ll7,995 bales; total receipts to
3,l42,OO6 bales. Exports for the week. 1l0,36l
| bales: same week last year, 126,975 bales; to-
tai exports to this date, 1973,771 bales; to same
date last year. 1924. 905 bales. Stock ut al United
States ports. S96.S71 bales: same lime Last year
,779 bales. Stock ut all Interior towns, 94 765
ut Liverpool, $50, 900 bales: same time last year
7s3,OV0 bales. Stock of American cotton afoai
for Great Britain. 100000 bales; same time last
year, 265,000 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-10
nv Telegraph.
LEW YORK,

(! NEW YORK, February 9.-Noon.-S Stocks active
and unsettled: feeling feverish and lower. Money
per cent. Gold, iO5l. Exchange-Long, 4s5
short, 4S6h. State bonds iuieI ana steady. Gov
ernments active, with better feeling. ~ 20.
Ecening. Money easy at 2@2k per cent. Sterling
quiet at 4S5. Gold firm at 1O5AM106K. Govern
ments dull and steady; new SIS, ll0H. states quiet
and nominal. ... IL. 3D.. ..-....., .r5- ss...
BALTIMORE. .rsts-i rs.'
BALTIMORE. February s.-Vjrginia SIS, deferred.
*: consolidated, 671; second series, 80. EOrtI,
Carolina 6's, old 22; new, IL; special tax 2. Bid
tD-dav ~.