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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY %, 1877.


PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY %, 1877.
ARRIVED. #s"..
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
ano sss Teach otnson New York
Et Schooner Jamestown, Haz,eton. New York, SALT
Schooner Lottie. Speed, New York, railroad-iron,
Tredegar Iron-Wo
Schooner Eddie, Palmer, Baltimore, guano, ALI
Barkentine Mette DAM, Paulsen, Bahia, -four,
The Haxall- Crenshaw Company. =, ..s,ts
-t4 SAILED. y - n~ij3.... -.
Steamship wyanoke, Couch, New York. merchan.
Steamer Norfolk, Ford, Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers W. P: Porter, agent.
Schooner Hector, Higgins, New YORK, camel coal,
Geryas Storrs, agent. .-......ss
CLEARED FOR THIS TORT,
From Liverpool February 9Th, bark Sulitzelma
From Liverpool February I'd, bark Traak tNor)
jacobsen. .. -.
From Liverpool February I'd, bark Woye tNor.),
Andersen.
From Liverpool December 23d, bark Ruth Ennis
From Liverpool January 22d, bark Tarpeian tBr.,,
From New York February 14th, schooner 8. W.
From Alexandria February 9Th. schooner Es-
tella.
From New York February II, schooner D. C.
Terry, CrslN1per.
From Portland February 18th, schooner William
Pickering, Fullerton.
From PhiladeIphia February 10th, schooner Mary
ID. Ireland Corson-
MEMORANDA. .
Schooncrs Horatio, Nichols. Dupey, and Jennie
N. Carter, from Richmond, ut New York February
21st ..,&
Schooner Roxanna, Mitchell, from Richmond, at
Norfolk February 22d. . .a
schooner Il. 9. Ely, McKendry, from James river,
at PhlIadelphia February 21st.
schooner John $: Detwler, Powell, arrived at
Woods Hole from Boston, TO load for Richmond,
Schooners A. H. Peary, Peary. and Cakes Ames,
Edmonds, were loading at New York for Richmond
February 22d
.-E .# MISCELLANY.
VOYAGE AROUND THE WoRLD-Captain At.
wood, Of schooner Z. j. Nouton before reported ut
Baltimore from San Francisco, says bis vessel is
the first three-masted schooner that has gone
around the world. She left New York fifteen months
ago, and reached Sydney, Australia, In e!Rhty-four
days, with assorted cargo. After trading 70 sew
eral other ports In the Pacific she left San Fran:
cisco October 18th for Baltimore, and made good
passage. The schooner belongs 20 Boston, is 657
tons, and the crew comprises nine men:
;.s'N' By telegraph.
FORT MONROE, February 23.-ArriVed: Bark
Ragna, from. London, seeking.
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tlaHNsa4SsHAIas
RiCHMBHD STOCK ExeIA NGE5
n sss13i sRt,pA Y. FEBRUARY Is, ,1s77s

Aaserscnf Gotds- o. bid. q 80 5t1i ~
state yec1tritisss-Yirgi consoIs, 81 bid; Wiz
!gfna.; consols. new, 81 bid SO askea; yfginia
euudabe 81 hfd Virginia deferred, On Did; FrgInla
coupons, SO bid ~ ~. NJ -,
Ctr observation-disclosures city 8fs, llbN BIC ;
Richmond city 6's, 90 bid S9 ssked' Manchester
RatLroGd BondS.-vfrginin Central Railroad
third mortgage e's, j. and j., rs bid, 70 asked;
Virginia Central Railroad non. mortgage Ss, and
j., s6 asked; Petersburg. Railroad frst msstgage
as, J.. and j., 81 asked; Richmond, tIede-
ricRsburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage 7'ssJ;
and j., "a bid Richmond and Dapville Railroad
consolidated SIS, d.. aud N, I21f bid: Piedmont
Railroad 6rst mortgage s's, A. and o., 90 asked.
Railroad Stocxs.-Richmond, Frederi and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 pat, go bid; Rich.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid, SO asked;
Richmond and Danyile Railroad, LOO par, bid.
Bank !ytocks.-First National, 100 par, 115 bid,
122 asked: National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par,
90 bid, 100 asked; Planters National, 100 par.
lis bid, 1872 asked; State Bank Of Virginia, 100
par. 76x bid: Union Bank Of Richmond, 90 par. ~
Insardnce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma.
rine. 25 par, 80 bid; Virginia State, 25 par, 20
bid, 80 asked; Virginia Home. 100 par, 81 bid, 100
asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, ply
asked City, 100 par, e2h asked; Old Dominion.
100 par. 85 asked: Richmond Fire Association, 70
par.1 bid, 1Sf asked. tfE@ g. l., 20
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A SAD CAsE.-About seven weeks ago Il
Miss Glover, Of southampton county, sud-
denly lost her mind and became bopelessly
insane. In less than three weeks sister Of
Miss Glover also became dcranged. A COM
mission being appointed by the court, the
two unfortunate ladies were ordered to be
removed to an insane asylum. Last night
Sheriff Briggs and guard arrived here with
them, and will take the steamer Sylvester
this morning for Williamsburg. Both OF
the women were so violent that the sheriff
had to tie them fast in their rooms at the
Peabody House to secure them against in
Jury. They raved fearfully, and appear to
be hopeless maniacs. Their ages are respec-
lively twenty-three and twenty eight years.
Their unfortunate condition and the re-
spectability of the family eXcites widespread
sympathy at their home in Southampton
Norfolk handmade, 23d.
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Tribute of Respect 60 shc Memory oil
the Late James III. Cox.

At n meeting Of the citizens Of Glover
Hill pits held on Monday, February l9th,
in respect to the memory Of Judge James d.
Cox, II. NJ. .Cheatham was called to the
chair, and G. NJ. Wilson appointed secretary.
The Chair appointed committee, consisting
of Messrs. "A. Gary, L. w. Wilkinson, and
G. NJ. Wilson, to draft suitable resolutions,
which being presented were unanimously
adopted, rs follows:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God to
remove from our midst by the solemn and
impressive providence Of death our honored
felIow-citizen Judge James II. Cox, and
whilst under this bereavement our hearts
are stricken with common grief; be it
Resolped, 1st. That while we thus sor-
row it becomes us to bow with submission
to the Divine will, to acknowledge our
frailty and dependence, and to entreat ior
ourselves timely preparation for death ana
eternity. Whatsoever in him was lovely
and OF good report we give to the safe-keep-
ing Of faithful memory; his errors, il any,
we consign to the embrace Of oblivion.
I'd. That in the death Of Judge Cox, Ches-
terrified has lost one OF her most faithful and
honored sons, this community good and
worthy citizen, kind and trustw worthy
counsellor.
Sd. That to the kindred and friends who
share with us this affective event we would
tender the assurance Of our most cordial
sympathy, and in accordance with that di-
vine principle which bids us "weep with
those who weep" would mingle our tears
with theirs in this hour OF mourning.
4th. That this meeting attend the funeral
in body, and that copy Of these resolu-
tons be published in the Richmond Dis
patch and the Rural Messenger, and that a
copy be sent to the members OF the family.
THOMAS M. CHEATHAH, Chairman.
G. III. Wilson, Secretary.
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SALE OF A RAILROAD.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
CABLE RATES.

CABLE RATES.
LONDON, February 23.-The tariff over
the Anglo Ameli lean cable after the 1st OF
March will be one shilling per word.
France.
oBITUARY-LIBEL PROCEEDINGS TO BE 1SSTI-
TUTED.
PARIS, February 23.-M. Destaplonde,
senator from the Department Of the horde,
died to-day, aged seventy-nine.
In the Chamber of Deputies this after
noon motion was made on the part of the
Government that the Minister Of the Inte-
rior be authorized to institute proceedings
against Paul de Cassagnac here for libels
published in LIE Pays.
Eastern Affairs.
THE PAIL MALL GAZETTE ON THE SITUATION.
LONDON, February 23.-The Pail Mall
Gazette, in leading article this afternoon,
says: Brightly or wrongly, there is gen.
eral impression that the international COM
plications are becoming easier. War may
be avoided for the time. This is partly due
to the prospects of peace between Turkey
and Servia, which is as good as settled,
though this is no guarantee againsta Russo
Turkish war. It will undoubtedly reduce
to minimum the chance Of precipitation
by Russia"
r From Havana.
HAVANA, February 23.-Advices from
Port-au-P Prince to the 18th report that peace
continues.
President Canal is to be married to Miss
Wilson on the 18th. 49,.
Intelligence from St. Domingo to the 9th
represents that the opponents OF President
Baez continue to spread reports that he is
endeavoripg to secure the annexation OF the
republic to the United States, with the OBJ
iect Of acquiring assistance from Haytiens
and promoting disturbances in the North.
{ St. Thomas dates to the, 10th says Lamb
& Co. advertise that the Spanish Govern
ment will probably indemnify shippers who
lost their goods by the capture Of the steam
er Moctezuma, and request that shippers
send their claims to Captain-General Jo-
vellar. -aar.9! . -a..1 -
The 1Idenende says several leaky Ameri-
can vessels are about to proceed to their
destination with the aid of steam-pumps,
and that there is need OF an American Plim-
soil to look into this dangerous practice,
which ieopardizes both lives and property.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT TO DAUGHTER OF
ADMIRAL RApF ORD Washington, February
22.-Miss Sophie Radford, daughter OF Ad-
miral Radford, Of the United States navy,
q resident OF Georgetown, was thrown
from her horse this afternoon and so Sc
riously injured that she is not expected to
live through the night, her skull being
fractured. .... -.....- ...
The surgical operation Of trepanning was
performed upon Miss Radford tonight, and
though her condition is yet critical, there
are hopes entertained OF her recovery.
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TERRIFIC FIRE on THE PEAKs.-For some
days past fire has been raging on the Peaks
of Otter, the like OF which this famous
Peak has not seen in years. The fire, we
learn, originated from burning plant-bed
in the neighborhood Of N. Ewing, Esq.
Once started in the dry leaves and litter by
which the Peak is thickly strewn, and hay
ing its flames impelled by swift breeze, it
soon climbed the shaggy side OF the noun
tain, sweeping everything before it, and
apparently striving to lick up the very
rocks that impeded its progress. The scene,
as viewed from this place at night, beggars
description.-Bedford Sentinel.
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MEETING OF GRANGER WooL-GRowERs.-
Cincinnati, February a2.-The wool-grow-
ers OF Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky, West Vir-
ginia, and Pennsylvania held meeting here
to-day and decided to erect "a capacious store
house at Steubenyille, Ohio, for the purpose
OF storing their product and asserting it be-
fore placing it upon the market. They are
Changers, and will dispose OF their stock
directly to manufacturers. '4 80 - +
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HANOVER COURTEOUS

FEBRUARY %, 1877.
A snecial term Of the Circuit Court OF this
county was held last week--Judge William
]. Barton presiding. A great deal OF chan
Gerry business was transacted. No common
law business Of any consequence was dis
posed Of. 80.
A lodge OF the Sons OF Temperance, with
eichtv-one members, was organized at nut.
Horeb church, in Carolinescounty near this
place, few days since, by Fl. A. Atkinson,
Jr., Esq, Of your city, and Grand Worthy
Patriarch OF the State OF Virginia.
The County Court-Judge S. c: Redd
presiding-has been in session several days.
A great deal OF criminal and chancery BUSH
ness was disposed OF. The grand jury In
dicted several persons. HENRY.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.

FSVtIeSPonuHHcH OF Tue RICHMOND UlsDatcb.J
FARHyILLE, Va, February %, 1877.
The County Court Of Prince Edward has
been in session Tor several days. The only
case OF public interest disposed Of was that
OF u. S. Hooper, indicted for cutting John
Il. Wilson, ESQ.,, December IL, 1876. The
Jury found him guilty and fined him $500.
The Judge added an imprisonment OF six
months in the county Jail. 7s.,s..,: q "a
~, rms case was ably argued-C Captain Me-
Kinney for the defence, and Mr.. Samuel
coleman, OF Cumberland, aiding the Com
we are watching with no little interest
LOT .he passage by the Legislature of DIR.
houetps 1fuor-ta1 bill. This community
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ny Telegraph.

NEW YORK. February 23.-Gold opened at 104a.
Noon.-Stocks moderately active. Money easy at
per cent. Gold, 1O4T. AESchange-Long, 1881
nin1sMone ey' easy at 3asx per cent. ster-
ling quiet at 1881. Gold steady at 105@105b.
Governments stronger; new Sc, 1905 States
steady.
BALTIMORE. February 23.-yirginia 6's. deferred,
z; consolidated, 67is: second series, 37h. North
Carolina 6's, old, FL new, 10. Bid to-day.
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sEWING.MACHINEs.

GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE FOR
VI MACHINES AND MANUFACTURES OF
OTHER STALEs.l: we offer to the public SUI
pertor sEWING-MACHlNE at reduced price
enced sewing-lnachine man, Is now engaged In this
Office. 2. HAYNES'S HYDRONETTS, for garden
LIZER, at very reasonable rates, to which we call
special attention. T. CAST-IRON. PIPES Of all
,'.1,'...- JOHN B. CRENsHAW,
: fe'22:3m ~ t--.ts:, 733 Main street, Agent
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A FRAUD OF TWELVE YEARS STANDING
Boston, February 22.-Joseph c. Davis was
arrested here yesterday on an indictment is
sued in Vermont twelve years ago. He is
charged with defrauding e. S. Hamilton, Of
Hartford, VT, OF 10000 in 1868. A writ Of
habeas corpus was issued and hearing will
take place. .....
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asEI zEsGe3R REIIIes l MEANS
THE ENTIRE EEECrORAE.s VOTE OF
0REGON COUNTED FOE
THE REPUBExCANs.

THE. ACTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
WHEN TT BECAME KNOWN THAT THE
USUAL VOTE ts TOT HAD BEEN CAST
THE TWO HOUSES TO MEET TO CONTINUE.
/ THE COUNT ON sloNDAY-sALE OF A
wEsTERNRAIiRoAD- sPANlsH AFFAIRS
THE EASTERN QUEsTIoN-DEATH OF A
FRENCH SENATOR, &C. e.. ' y.
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A HOUSE DESTROYED AND NEGRO CHILD
BURNED TO DEATH.-On Saturday last, in
the neighborhood of Burkett's mountain, a
few miles from this place, the dwelling
house Of Sims Taburn (colored) caught on
fire, and was, with its contents, entirely de-
stroyed, together with one Of his children.
Salem, REGISTER.
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A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WACO, TEXAS
Galveston, Texas, February 22.-The
Ne,os' special from Waco says the Opera
House, Baptist church, and residence be-
longing to Judge Walker were burned this
afternoon. Loss, $4,000. Jay / "
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Mrs. Sarah r. Kinsey is appointed post
master at Spotsylyania Courthouse, Va.:
vice Miss c. NJ. Dabney, declined.
DR.. Fauntleroy, Of staunton, has cured a
patient by using blue glass. -, & .....
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VARIOUS ITEMS.
XLIVTH CONGRESS-Second Session
. WASHINGTON, February %, 1877.

..,. ASHlSGTON, FEBRUARY 70, 1871.
" ~ SENATE. ,.-s,
In the Senate the disabilities of L. S. Ba-
ker, D. Fl. Hill, John S. Marmaduke, Henry
B. Kelly, G. A. r. Jones, S. B. Moore, W.
F. Darlington, S. D. Turner, w. A. Webb,
r. C. Gretter. William Butler, Wade A.
Gibbs, William r. Jones, and 4. s. Kenny
were removed. sa
Cashier Jordan was discharged.
The naval appropriations bill was passed.
Recess.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House was occupied all day in Com
mittee OF the Whole in the consideration OF
the sundry appropriation BILL When the
paragraph relative to the mail contractors in
certain Of the southern States was reached a
point OF order was raised that it changes the
existing laws.
When this afternoon information reached
the House that the Electoral Commission had
decided upon counting the vote OF Oregon
for Hayes and Wheeler motion was made
and carried to take recess until tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock, the purpose OF the
majority beiHg to hold caucus before the
official announcement Of such decision
should be received. ......
The motion was put and carried-13O
yeas to 100 nays. All who voted in the al
firmative were. Democrats, and those who
voted in the negative were Republicans,
with the addition Of nineteen Democrats
namely: Beebe, of New York; Bell, OF
New Hampshire; Campbell, Of Illinois;
Cutler. OF New Jersey; Goodson, of Kan
sas Hardenburg, of New jersey. Hay
mond and Holman, of Indiana; Keyser, OF
Missouri; Landers, OF Connecticut; Lee
moyne, OF Illinois; Morgan, of Missouri;
New, OF Indiana; Powell and Robbins,
OF Pennsylvania; Stevenson, Of Illinois;
WARREN of Connecticut; Wells, Of Mis-
souri,; and Whitehouse, OF New York.
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DEATH OF REV. a. DoNIFHAN.-lntelli-
gence was received in this city yesterday
afternoon of the sudden death Of this gen.
tleman at Keysville, Mecklenburg county,
Va.-Lynch6urg Virginaan, 23d.
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WAGONS, CARTS. de-:
1T REDUCTION I'M

NJ TREAT REDUCTION I'M r. r 90
NJ PRICES AT A. B. LIPSCOMB,S, - - X8EE
No. 116 CARY sTREET.-In conse- 90
qucnce Of the hard times and competitton lam de-
termined to sell work at lower figures than ever and
IF those who need anything in my line will come
and examine my stock, promise to make prices sat-
ys and FaRcARTs at
less prices than they can be bought for anywhere
else In the city. OLD WORK taken In exchange.
fe 2.eod2m 49, >, s. ,,5,.. rfr..rfstr;
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sseslsHH., a 81 ka@azs smspss.42
agS slfgsitin -ffioentniif Iewy T263Ycs0o; o'd
sga spsas.lss d ssaS
Ntte HsgIaHdfRnm 20 s6a.1 fffEEg5s 80
,Rasssfassd phtsksys:5 Markets sesadTa woof'
~ s.tSti Lumber. slaves; -As. z. sssEtfzi'efs
Lumber STtfiteaaH. 81 2@stg o 1000: Western
Vir1dnin poplas, e12.50@$2b q 1000 yhite pine
s2o@s7s 1000 yellow pine hoasts. 81 @s14;
oiHc- 91Z@S1e. according 10 lengths. shinRlea-
Pine. s2. 50GHG. cypress stelinch. H.b0@$11
p l,9oos Latias--spHi; 81 go saweis 42.2SGs2.s.
Staues whiskey barrel timber green. O. s@s2sf
1000; seasoned, s2E@s25 o. 1000. Flour-bar
timber, $6@S7:50 p 1000. Flour-barrei poles, "a
@e; hogshead-hoops. no demand; hickory hoops,
= ! ..,.s.f, :; SIfTt-Feed.. a. ..stsge
ShtustHf: 4O@4bc. q busteI f,..yfs4.tst FIT Il;
'Bro,oaS1uF. 26Gl3Oc. "A bushel.
Shorts: 1Sc. a btslia;. ~ go -. 'tk.sa
Wheat Bran = zoe. q b,Eshei. SIR ,sr
Corn Bran: 1Sc. per bushel~ a.f., ]. ans.
Powder, Siret, &c. ,.+5s.ss,es.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@s1.25 q, 100 feel
Poicder: 1915 by the I've kegs-Eess than fw
kegs, 1925; blasting, $3.25@$3Se:
Shot: Northern, $2.406$260 y bag OF 20 IDS.
GriRdstones: 14@2kc. p %, '.,rsf i.,F ~.
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"A AND PLATED.WARE.

HINA AND PLATED.WARE.
SvAsEs, new styles-cameo decorations; CO;
LOCsNE SETS, Of the late Vienna ana Centennial
designs: CHINA DINNER and TEA-SETs, French
and English direct importation; CHAMBER SETS,
great variety; PIATED-WARE-Pick STANDS
LORSCb AL VASES handsomely decorated;
,BRONZEs- French end Japanese finish Call ana ,d
TO show goods GEORGE GIBSON, in. s g, !
SUCCESSOR 70 james y. Gibson,
X ael6 1907 Maln street 4
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equal In appearance 10 the best French china, at
80. -. zf.- the cost. .1f -. % asEs
Also. full line Of DECORATED; GOLD-BAND,
and WHITE CHINA DINNER and TEA-WARE
At popular prices No r FIJI r 5 aain street.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK;

NEW YORK; Is, -, .
dl Ing Ing" nplenss, fsse Kidding Ssteans, 1ass
Great Er,tain, ,5,2s7 bales sales. !, pa bales !:
trade In City Mias otherwise very moderate bust
ness prices unchanged; southern fcuS quiet, heavy
and unchanged. Corn opened a shade trIner, with
moderate export and home-tradc demand. and
closed quiet at about Wednesdays prices. Oats
shade frmer and more active. Coffee quiet ana IN
csc: refined frrner and better: standard, i I'D
Ike. Molasses and rice dull and unchanged. Tal
low dull and unsettled at 7H@sc. Rosin dul, and am,
more active and drmel; new, sl5;75@sl9;;25;
Lard decidedly frner; prime steam, Yl0.o " MS
key nrmer atSl.12. Freights dull; co ton by sail,
4@9-32o.; steam, Nc. .t0 't.'"-- = '.ss' =
:".''. BALTIMORE. - - ,s'.!.'
changed. Wheat quiet and seady; Pennsylvania red,
sl5s&sl:6o; Haryhna RED, good 70 Prime res Sl.n o.
@sso soT Wh
50@514c.; yellow, SIC. Oats steady at 4o@41c.
Rye quiet and easier at 70@73c. Provisions duli
clear rib, l0c.: hams, 14@15c. Lard-Reaned, III
a1lhc. Coffee quiet; JOB lots, 17Aq22c. Whiskey
lrmer held at $1.10. Sugar quiet at LIE.
..-..... LOUISVILLE.
February 2sFl9gr steady Wheat neat
Ehi ia ie & Corn STEADY and nncSanfe
Rye in good demand at 10000: Oats ,rmcr but
not nlKler. IOrK urID $1o.OU. luicLt
Bacon firm and unchanged. Sugar-cured hams quiet
but steldy ut lac. Lard quiet; tierce, 81 1.S7H:
keg. 1888. Whiskey In fair demand and higher
at $1.06. Baggins steady at l3c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI February 23.-Flour steady and in
Corn In fair demand at 4oa44c. Oats quiet at IS
@42c. Rye dull and dropping at 7s@79c. Barley
quiet: fall, 60@S0c. Pork In good demand at sl6,
asked. Lard stronger; steam, 9a@l &C.; kettle LON
short-rib middles sold at S4c.; short clear middes
held at SIC. Bacon quiet at z, 94@9hc. for Shout
ders, clear rib and clear sides Whskty in fair de-
Teeep
shipments, 900 head.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. February 23.-Flour firm and un-
changed; Wheat opened active and closed dull !;
No rel fall s9 red fall sh4S ce1
ley t dull and droopini. Whskey euie. at si.os.
rk active at sSS9 tara1sG
8hc. bld clear sides, SIC. bid Bacon dull at 81,
6i, Oh and 9hc for shoulders, clcar-rb, and clear
sides. Hogs active and firm. Cattle quiet and un.
changed; easier for low grades. ..'5#
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, February 2s.-Net receipts at an
bales net receipts Mt all United States ports same
this date @s.os1 baies; to same date last year r.
bales; same week last year, 9e,5O5 bales; TO-
tai exports to this date, 2,l44 SOL bales; to Same
date last year, 2,053.439 bales Stock at all United
States ports s7;sss bales same Time last yea.
bales; same time last year, 124,S13 bales Stock
at Liverpool, 900 bales; same time last year,
$4,000 bales. Stock Of American cotton afoa!
| wear, 27S.000 bales. r..s
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WEEKLY EDITION.

.ee1.
The pronrietors Of the LONDON TINES COM
, ,o.od :, ,,n,,sb IN Eriday January 8. 1877,
r,rr1-, " r,,r,r,,r M, J. I'm, 1rr,rrs- rs
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NOT ABLE TO PAY UP.

ST. LOUIS, February 23.-The Columbia
Life Insurance Company is not able to fur
nish the six per cent. revenue required by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-24

FARMERS AND GARDENERS, AF-
- ENTIONI-YEALDSLEY SUPERPHOS-
PHATE-a very superior ilizer-for sale nc rea,
Re 1a.3m w.! AGENT q SO Main street.