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The New York herald., 1878-08-27

No merry laugh that's worth the name;
M lips to charm us with " song;
For they must smile and sing in vain.
Whose mouth has suffered all this wrong.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

Then ha'ten. m alden. while you may.
And none your smii or song shali taup&
lfyou but quickly MAKE YOUR hay,
In the sunshine OF SoZoDosr
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
DIR RADWAY,S REGtr;.ATIN1 pIr.f.s

perfectly tssclcs elegantly coated. for cure all
disorders u tne stomach, liver. bowels kidnoys bladder
nervous Diseases hssdaehe. constipation Indigestion
dyspc psia biouness bilious fever, OF
bowels piies and all deraagements OF the internal
Warranted to eject positive Price 20 ceats
per box. DR.. RADWAY Co. ~ wArenss.
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Na.fts ald poinlaiot,. sq.ao eer ker For stan.t

Mats: OLD Do;n.aior. $3.50 Der kess for stand
art,.-tllat Isl ;sr izas txtr
y. 4ls ~, reiuii
'.l ses,s ssi rs.t 1904 ms. ot
Rigs: Mixed cotton, ,yl.tte,tfr woollen
~ - Liauors. Vines. &c.
.Afc:3 scotch, best brands. plats s2@s2.25 8
eBraadiss: Domestic. 81 20 @s2 :frutt. 1880
81 80; appsc. new. sI.7o@s2; old, s2.25@s3;
Rus IEisfsheys:T Medium. IS -: p,lre cid. So
6aA virginia mountain, is,s. SE0tS2 no, I'D.
s2.5 0Gs3.50 and upwards.
9f7a. domestic. y .25fTsg: iro.taG, 70 % case
Ee,o ENGLAND Rum: S1.G5.
Rect idcd ITtiSssgs:. Marke. qiiet: proof, S1.20.
=. Lumber. slaves. dc.
Lum1er: Wh,re oak. .I2asI5 "a uGD: Western
Virginia poplar. s12.JUGs3.s5 8 1000: white pine
s20@!6j 2 1000 vet;ow pine boards sl0Gs14:
Joist 12@SlS: according to lenTti.s. Shngles--
Pine. E2.H0GEjS5: cypress six-nch. T7.50mS10
fo 1iSoo' 1.s--spp'' ~ ''"t'''
Sloves:. Whiskey-barrel tilrber.erccn 81 s@s29F
timber, ss@s7.5e : 1000. Fioar-barre poes, 81
s hosshead-hoops, 10 demand; hickory-hoops,
L,cor.ce.
LfcOTfee Paste: j. G. & Co.. Sic: r. t.. sc.
2Tc.: a. G. c.. &c: G. g.. 2sc.; G. G. Eagle
29c.; c. C. W., &c.,; no brand, tic.
aIill-Fccd.
ShiDstuF: i0@iJc. T bushel; S24 q ton.
Br0,onstuf: 25M30c. z, bushei: S22 q ton.
Wheat Iran: 25@G3gc. p bI,she!:S22 q ton.
Powder. Shot, &c.
Fnse:: Toys mining, 35c.@E51.25 r. 100 feet
kegs, 1926 blasting, s3.25@ss.50.
Shot: Northern, S2.1 06Ss2.25 p bag of 25 lbs.
Griadstones: 1atG2izc. p ID.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

JANUARY 22.-Without the aid Of any specula-
tive influences The general character OF business is
MS good rs II should be, although the demand runs
very irregular, inasmuch as some houses and some
branches of trade show much more action than
Others Owing to the condition OF country roads
there is much difficulty experienced In getting pro-
duce to market, which fact is considerably against
large consumpiive demand, and us operation upon
buycrs does not favor the forwarding or large sup
plies very hurriedly.-
The mud business and the freight business there
fore restrict trade. particularly the former, as ont
side of the trunk lines the opportunities are ample,
and buyers are consequently providing their STOCKS
with caution, so as to be INDEPENDENT OF the trunk
lines with the earliest demand for spring supplies
With both agents and tobbers tnere las Deen
shown little spirit In the demand, yet WITH the close
of the day the aggregate Of sales VIII doubtless
show of usual proportions, and In excess Of what
was looked for Buyers from all sections OF coun.
frv are beginning to put IN an appearance. and
although apparently quiet, merchants are hopeful
and speak encouragingly of the future.
THE cotton-goods market Is unchanged IN any re,
specr, aud while brown and colored cottons OF an
STYLES are In good shape rs to the supply the acuoh
Of manufacturers andagents Of bleached goods eS,
hibits the market therefor rs considerably improved
In the Inst two months, but not to the extent 10 give
any encouragement to an increased production:
The print. cloth market continues duli an1 mac
tive and without any business to report. Qnossa-
tions are nominal at 34c, cash 10 easy terms Tor
Gax64 extra and standard cloths ana 5bxoO, 33sc.,
less discount, to 3Sc., according to Quality.
THE nrint market shows but moderate amount
of business doing, with jobbng distribution Oh
light medium work of quite satisfactory proper
iions-JouTRaL Of Commerce.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
JANUARY 2l.-Chicaso yard quotations rule as

JANUARY 2l-Chlcaso yard quotations rule as
First and second clear, lGl2-incl, -ss4: third
clear. 1-!Hch, s2S@s30; third clear. l4@ 2-incli.
siding rst com afeo"S dressed e si456
@S15: A flooring, dressed, s25@s26; i Gooriug,
dressed, s22@s2S; flooring. dressed. ST.; box
Il. Il inches and upward, 32S; box boards, c, $l7 :
a stock boards, 10M12-inch. S259s3O; u stock
boards. 10@12-incE, S22@S27: G stock boards,
9 lffSlc-'ncN' sl7' common stock boards sl49
Common Lumbcr.-The outside figures for dry:
is feet. siiGsis.50 fencing No. |, II to 90 feel
$l0.50@Si2: fencing, No. 2, 31Q@$l1; com
noor eo4r !, 70 s 70 2G fe mensom
22 to 80 feet, sl2@s2n: small timber, exc 10
SxS, $l0.50@S12; round cedar posts, 10Ml5c.
Tim6cr.-Pckets, dressed and headed, 81 8: pick
cts, rough and common. SS@4l0.
IGths1Green s;h 81; dry a ~ 6.ss$ CO.
choice to extra, SO. 60 s2.75.
Hard,cood Lun5cr.-The demand for this class
Of lumber continues fair ut the annexed quotations:
Whitewood, clear boards and riank. $50; white,
wood, I'd clear boards and plank, $50 whitcwood'
e a erear l- to Is inches. < ss wHeSood box
boards, I'd C lear. H. $50: %hitewood q se!Scf, II
Inches ans eysr $Rs@sse g sn 6s son.
inch dressed and matched, s33@$35: ash, poles,
a a S s3s Soc sis sSs S9s us
@&24: hickory. select, s43@s3O: hickory axles.
inches, each 81 hickory axies. 4x5 inches. each
sl2j; hickory aXlcs, ,4x6 inches. each $1.50,;
hickory aylcs, 4kX6 inches, each S175 black wal
clear, S75@SS5: black walnut, first and second, 500
G$75: black walnut. common, S45G$55; black
walnut, culls. s2SGGS35 black walnut, clear floor
ing, s. and 4-inc,, dressed and matched. S75:
cherry first and second, S4oM$5O; buttcrnGt first
and second, $15@$50: maple. select, *25a9*2S
matched. &2S@$3O: Florida red cedar, q foot,
3Oc.; mahogany. q foot, 30c.; white holly, = foot,
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gsrsY GOODS.
Dry GOODS
AS LowAs THEY CAN BE BOUGHT AT
JULIUS MEYERS. COS BROAD STREET.
NOTE TIE VERY Low,PRICEs:
Dry GOODS


CLARK'S and CoAIs's BEST sPooL-coTToN
u. &C.;
BEST CORDED PLpUEs ouIy &C.;
BEAUTIFUL SHIFTING PRINTS nc &C.:
BEST DRESS PRINTS at 6ac.;
New and handsome styles FIGURED PERCALES
HONET-COAIB QUILTS at 6Oc and upwards:
BATES'S CROCHET QUILTS at 81 worth $1.25;
MARSEILLES DUETS at very low prices;
EXTRA-WIDE and HEAVY PURE LINEN Ia
BLE-DAMASK 1T sec. worth fully 75c.;
4 new lot OF VERY FINE IRISH LINENS, In
remnants, at soc. worth 75c.;
All the best brands Of BLEACHE D-CoTTONS at
wholesale prices;
LARGE pUEE LINEN DAaIAsK TOWELS at
1925 per dozen:.
36-INCH GERMAN DAaIASK TOWELS at So
worth 81:
WINTER DRESS GOODS closing out regardless
OF cost
500 remnants OF STYLISH DRESS GOODS at one
half their cost;
BLACK DRAP D'ETE, fully &c inches wide, at
s1.25 worth ga great bargain; ta
ALL-WOOL BLACK CAS1IMERESi from 5Oc up
the cheapest line In the city;
Bargains IN NOTTINGHAM LACES;
Special inducements in Ladies', Gentlcmcn's, aud
Chlldren's MERINO UNDERWEAR-pric
greatly reduced in order to close out stock;
large otof Childrcn's FANCY HOSIERY, from
u auction, ut very Low prices;
New styles In SILK BANDKERCHIEFSa at &c.;
Ladies' PURE LINEN HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFs from 12%c. up;
HAMBURGER EDGINGS and IESERTINGS at
lower prices than ever before; 81"
Great bargains In CASSIMERES, for Mems and
Boys wear, mt JULIUS MEYERS,
COS Broad street. 4
Country orders promptly attended TO.
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Fin ANCIAL.
t;Ia9owD STOCK EXCHANGE.
THuRspaY y. January "a, 1873.

1nteyfrrn Gotd.-1e IN BID.
State isecitrtt rpHssls, b7Is bid. 5sk
S fan 81 bid sw drfs1rea q s a
asked Virginia interest certificates, 5s bid; Vir-
sInla Tux receivable coupons, 20 bid, 71tf asked
Richmond city 6's. lo1 bid; Petersburg city Gs.
90 nd Lynshsnr si5s %; Gs' % 90 DID, Mansheser
bridge SIS, 101 asked. IS ..ss. rs. ~ p.
Railroad Bo5ads.-Yi-gin!a Central Railroad
first mortgage g. and j.. 9s.. bid vrsinia Cen
virginia and Teuac:sec Railroad second mortgage
o., j. and j. 81 bid. s05 asked; vIrtInia and Ten
southside Railroad first mortgage preferred s's j.
preferred Sc. j.. mud j., rs bid, &c asked South.
IT. GO asEsd Pstersbnrs Ralroad first mortgage
S's, D. and j., s2Y bid; Petersburg Railroad second
Peterbrs Raiiroaa t MORTGAGE Is, and d.
1O4 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad mortgage rs, J. and j., 100 bid !.
mortgage G's, j. and j., Sc bid; Orange and Alex
andria Railroad first mortgage Gs, ii. and N. S9h
bid asked Orange and 11 Rai ~ &C.
Richmond md Dsnyllle Railroad consolidated SIS,
N. and NJ. III. bid; Piedmont Railroad first mort
Canal Bonds.-James River and kanawna Canal
first mortgase 6,s M ana N, 46G bid DID;
Potomac Railroad six rer cent. guaranteed, 100
par, IA Ed; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed. 100 par,
2 bid. 8 asked.
Bank istocks.-State Bank of Virginia. 100 par,
Is bid; Citizens Savings, 20 par, % asked.
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rlnc. 25 par, 80 bid: Virginia State, 25 par, 2Sh
bid; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. 90 bid,
92H asked; City. 100 par. IS bid, Tx asked; Old
Dominion. 100 par, IL bid. 40 asked; CONNER
cial Fre-Insurance Company. 25 par, l7H bid. 21
asked; Richmond Fire Association, 25 par. ID bid,
0 asked.
Miscelianeous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com.
pany, ! 90 par. rs bid.
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Nr,vyGRK To.ACCo MARKET.

JANUARY Acknowledgements have been In
for fair quantities, and there Is strong market for
rial change. Sales, 500 hogshcads kentucky leaf
at 4@l4c.; 50 cases 1876. New England, 15@
terms; 16S cases 1876, Wisconsin, on private
terms; % cases 1876, Ohio, at. 10c.: 200 bales
Havana at 75c.@5l.15. Quotations are: Virginia
25c: good. 27G35c.: fine to extra fine, 4O@55c.;
smokers, 1G@25c.; dappled wrappers, 100000:
fine, 6@7l9c.; leaf, common TO medium, case. :;
good 70 very good. 9Gl1c.: fine extra, 12Gl15c.,
and biacs; wrappers, 13@17c-Jourant Of Conn
Tue
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TELEGRApHIC.
senator Easnar's speech Against the
Matthews SILVER Revolutions.

POSTAL SERVICE SOUTH BEFORE THE
CONGRESSIONAL CoMni1TTEE--AN OHIO
woMAS's REyENGE-EEPoRToF THE JU-.
DrcIaRY COMMITTEE IN CONGRESSMAN
sMaLIs,S cAsE-ARgEsT OF BANK CON-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS NoTEs-F o r.
r,GS AFFAIRs-A CAsUs BEbLt FROM
rNGLAND-THE WAR NEWS FROM THE
gAsT-A PORTION OF suLElMAN PAsHA's
ARMY CAPTURED, &C, &C.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

JANUARY 22.-BeereS.-Therc were no fresh Of
rarings and the market was nominally unchanged.
The drcsscd-beef trade extremely dull at Go &c.
4 h. for common to prime native beef sides. West
ern-drcsspd beef In large supply. and was selling
slowly at 4lkG5l5c. q ID.
'CnLucs.-Fresii arrivals were only 100 head. A
light supply and similar demand ut unchanged
prices were the general features OF the trade Hog
dressed veals were quiet at sale. = tb.
Sheep AMI La1a6s.-Fresh arrivals we're car
loads, or 1886 head. There was scarcely any de-
mand and the market was dull and depressed 1t
Yesterdays quotations, or44@ &c q ID. for common
TO choice sheep, and eGGGc. for ordinary to prime
lambs.
SiUine.-Fresh arrivals were - carloads, or
1862 head. Market dull and unchanged. Live
hogs nominally quoted 1T a!sG4!ic. q lo.-JhnThdL
oF n
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


The receipts of live stock for tho week ending
january %, 1878, were about go head of cattle
and 600 hogs The market continues very dull, but
with little material change ia prices for hccf cattle
The demand for Gsle 6eipg Ght ere Ere TsrS
Inactive at even lower figures than last week. Some
left over unsold. We quote:
Beef Cdttfe.-Very best. &C.: good, 4@4Rc.;
medium or good fair quality. 3A@3Ac.; common,
thin steers, &c, 2Is@3c. p b., gross.
Hogs.-Very best, 5E@ 52ic.; lighter grades, &C.,
Sheep.GVery best, 4!:G25c.; fair 10 good, $40
4kc. q b., gross.
TeGIs-S4@S9 p head.
JiIch Cotcs.-S2O@SdO q head.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Cott0a.-YcSterday cotton was little weaker,
and there was not that spirit OF irmness that has
characterized the market recently. Wequofe Us u
portionate figures.
Oats.-Scarcc and In demand. with IN advance
in prices tirst-ratc article will bring 50c.: other
grades little less In price.
BeanS-Sl 20 z blIshel.
Theat-Choice white, Sl.40@Sl 40: fair to
good white. 81 33@S1.38: choice red, Sl.4O.
Corn-52@55c. q bushe
PeanutS.-The offerings in the peanut market arc
lighter to-day, but receipts continue rs brisk as pre-
yioIIsIy In most cases however holders are stor-
ing and awaiting an advance In prices, which
during the past week have declined to some extent
we quote Prime, Sl.20: strictly primc $1.25
fancy, 81 .3O.-AppedI, Path.
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NEW YORK pETRoLEua, sARKEr.

JANUAHT 22.-.T2erei is not much life TO the mar
sef. Refners folf TO strong prices, Eni there Is
moderate export inquiry. Naptha quotei Mt f;3SCG
7c. Crude In bulk II 7S057ac.: crude, In shipping
order, 91c. Refined quoted at 12tS@ l2Sc.: Phtla-
dolphin ut 12sc., and Baltimore delivery at 1916.
Cases In New York at 154@17Ec. Sales I, 900 bar.
rels refined for romp. delivery at Ike and at the
Petroleum Exchange United opened At S1.6l IL. de-
clined to 6, and closed At 81 50Sbi with sale
Of 10000 barrcls.-JouTnal Of Commerce.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

To-day being Friday there was less tobacco on the
market both IN loose quantities and hogsheads than
is usually the previous days of the week. OF
course this makes IL a Gnl day IN tobacco circles,
and we have change 10 quote iii previous quota
tions, which run follows:
Loose LobGcco.-Common leaf - 5O@s6: coed
Hogsheads.-Eut little Offering, with small adj
vance on above figures: No. / article dark anu
suitable for wrappers, might bring i12-4dpDedl,
oath.
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NEW YORK fnOy nIARHET.

JANUARY 22-Jro8.-For Scotch pig there is no
demand beyond small LOIS, but moderate stocks keep
Inquiry at present. but prices unchanged Rails are
In demand and firm in price; 200 ions steel rails
for the West sold on private terms
Glengarnock quoted ut S25 - Coiii,ees ut S26
@l$26.50: Eglinron at s23.5etaa24: American
pig at S19@sl9 for No. l. sf7@S19 for so.
2. s1GGls17 for forge. Rails as S33ls37 for
American at works. AMI steel rails at S40@a43 at
mill. Old rails luote:l .o:niIajiynt 518.506eS19.
Wrou2ht scrap. s229Es23.-JournaL of Com
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.;y Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New YORK, January 24.-Gold opened at 1n1E.
= Noon.-Stocks lower Money on call, SOS per
cent. Gold, lU1&Ga101k EXchange-Long, 4S1!;
short. 4S3. State bonds quiet and better for some.
Governments steady.
Ecen ing.-Money easy at per cent. Sterling
dull at 4S1H. Gold steady ut 101sM101m. Gov
crnmenis strong; new SIS, 1O6f. States firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 24.-Virgiua consols, 57A;
second series, AZ. North Carolina 6's. Old 5 new,
T. Bid to-day.
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NEW FIRM.

HAVING. PURCHASED THE GOOD
IL WILL and INTEREST OR. BURG Ess q co.
we are now prepared to furnish ut all times the finest
MEATS at lowest market prices. Fine BEEF, NUT
TON, VEAL, PORK, DRIED and SPICEB BEEF,
.cORNEDBEEF DRIED BEEF-TONGUES sAU-
SAGE of all kinds the finest PORK-SAUSAGE to
be had in:the city. 80 WOODS 6 NDsEY,
tal5-lin Stall No. 8, Second Market.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

JANUARY 23.-The market to-day Is dull ana
dropping, and prices have downward tendency :y:
little is doing. few fancy lots OF wheat brought
sl3s and 40, but most of the sales were at si.3o
@51.35; The offerings amounted to l,SlO bushels.
Corn has further declined, and sales were made to-
day of 900 bushels at 53c. for fancy lot of white,
81 and SIC. Tor mixed. and see. for yellow. No rye
or oats reported. Little doing In country produce
[s1- 70
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SALES REPORTED no sECRETARY.

WHEAT White. IL bushels very good ats 40
so bushels very good ut s140; &c bushels at S1.37
bushels at $3.50; LOG bushels very good at 81
80 III Gg Iery eo9a t n s 70 2sS
COMMON Fufzat 81 20: Ga bushels mixed at 81 s. {;
SO bushels at SI.23; rs bushels ut S117; 26 BUSH
els ut ,S1.lS: 12 bushels at S1.20: 100 bushels
mixed ut 1913: 40 bushels fair FultZ at 1928
70 bushels at S1.15; 81 bushels good Lancaster ut
Sl.35-total. S6S bushels.
CORN White, 20u bushels Mt SIC; 254 bushels
OH private terms; 100 bushels very good at sic. !:
$40 bushels very good ut lc.; bushels very good
at 51c-total, S44 bushels.
OATS.-16 bushels on private terms: 6 bushels on
private tcrmS-tota!, % bushels.
MEAL.-44 bushels On private terms.
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Now WORK. WOOL MARKET.

JANUARY 22.-WaoI.-Thc rainy weather and
the early period of the week account for the very
quiet feeling that has prevailed. There Is az the
Close however increasing demand, and prospects OF
n fairtrade the remainder OF the week. firm FEEL
Ing prevails Us to prices. Sales are 30 bags NO:
puiied ut 21G.; bags low super do. ut Z,ouo
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!, A. ,,,o,a d ,;fsy ee.,t ai,d Tor 4 longer

filous liquors TO City cents. ard sor 4 iopgff
bonded period. SIS
large nusnb 81 ID eaabers Of e ongress
visited The President to-day. as
Earl Duiferia VAS In the Senate gallery 10
slay while Mr.. Lan,ar svas speaking.
Tie trial Of w. Fl Gilman, charged with
the larceny Of the sf7,o 900 treasury package,
was to-day set for The 10th Of February.
Congressman Douglass, OF Virginia, went
home several days ago.
Associated Press reports by telegraph 70 the Dis
pa;ca.i
REPORT or THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE IN con
GRESHAM sMALLs's CASE.
& WASHINGTON, january 24.-The House
Judiciary Committee will present an elabo-
rate report through It's chairman, Mr..
Knott, OF Kentucky, in the case OF Con-
gresham Snsalls, Of South Carolina, that
his privileges do not shield him from
the custody Of his State under the charge
OF felony.
THE POSTAL. SERVICE soUTH-THE SUBJECT
PRESENTED TO THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMIT
TEES.
A Joint meeting Of the Senate and House
Committees on Post-O Offices and Post-Roads
was convened to-day to hear General Bus
sey and Colonel Trenholm OF the commit
tees appointed by the Old Point Comfort
Convention, held July %, 1877. General
Bussey, Of New Orleans, read the memorial
and resolutions OF the Convention to Con-
gress asking that the postal service OF the
South be brought up to the level of its eff
cheney elsewhere: to have established linn
tied mail service from Boston TO New Or
leans; the extension of railroad post-offices:
the Improvement Of star and steamboat SER
vice, and the establishment OF steamship
mail lines with South and Central America
and the West Indies.
General Bussey and Colonel Trenholm, Of
South Carolina, divided the time allowed
by the committee, the latter presenting the
star and railway service, While the former
called attention to the steamboat and South
American mail service.
Both gentlemen made forcible arguments,
and the committee will doubtless give full
to what they said.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, January "a, 1878.
The breaks To-day comprised 10 ho2sheads and
tierccs. The off rings at auction on Change
were 10 packages of which number 0 were taken
In, and sold at 80 80.
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prrEnsR1RG L1yE.sTGcK a,ARKs:T.

PETERSBURG LtF E.SIOCN !N+ahNS1I.
Owing 10 the large quantity of dressed fowls offer
cd for sale this week our market for beef has been
dull and only the best grades will come up to our
quotations. Wcquotc the best ut &C.. net; medium
to good, A@4ac., gross; ordinary. 3@4c., gross.
Mutton.-Best western. &C.. gross; common coup-
try sheep, s2@S3 per head.
por6-Wholesac, 5!c., net: retail, Gl.c., net.
Goes and Gales al $50 GS40 per head.--ippeai,
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New Jersey.
SENATE,

DEFRAUDERs HELD TO BAIL.
TRENTON, January 24.--Jacob r. Freeze,
Harry Freeze, and Z. II. Freeze, for con-
spring to defraud the depositors OF the
State Savings Bank Of Trenton, are each
held In $4,000 bail.
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Ohio.

AN INJURED woMAN's FEARFUL REVENGE.
CINCINNATI, January 24.-William Miller,
a young man residing ut NewelPs Run,
county, Ohio, died night before
last from. d wound inflicted by Miss Eliza
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Fine. $3.50; superfnc, $3.50; extra supernne,
and City Mills, ss@ss.o5. and very dull
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 81, 1878.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 81, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise ind passengers, u. W. Ailch d Co.,
agents. ,. c,e, >-.c,uL ,-,,,o5
States mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. Is.
Tatum, agent it,.
schooner Matte Rutland, -, Norfolk light.
SAILED.
Bark Kong Oscar H., Christensen, Bremen, logs
and slaves, Curtis 4 Parker.
Bark Goga. Kolderey, Norfolk. light, to load COT
ton, Curtis i Parker.
Schooner Sophia Godfrey, Brown, New York, can
mel coal, G. Slorrs.
! Schooner William Lulon, Lulon, Baltimore rta
Old Fort, Curtis &c Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York January 22d, brig Tenne A.
Cheney.
From New York January 22d, schooner George
p. HalIock, Sharrctt rtss2t q.
t..t. il MEMORANDA. sth-.
ScLooners Maid-of- the-Mist. Penton, and "A. Rob-
inson, Adams, hence. 1t Norfolk January Esd.
Schooners Athea, Blackmer, and Garrett r.
Wright, Chopper. hence, at New York january 22d
The damaged phosphate which arrived at Orient,
l.. l., January 14th, In the schooner Carrie, from
Richmond, was injured by the freshet at Richmond,
and was shipped TO Orient for notwithstanding
IL received ne further damage ON the voyage, and
the Carrie Is now reIoading at Orient tor Richmond
with cargo OF sound phosphate.
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NEW YORK spMAC MARKET.

JANUARY 22.-New- crop Virginia quoted at $50:
foreign ut los, currency, for lead seal, and $500
900 for Low gradcS.-JouTnaki Of Commerce.. =
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

JANUARY 2l.-Virginla bright i've pounds, Soc.
MSl: Virginia bright i've and extra twist, 5S
M67c.; Virginia bright extra 6-inch twist G6
m7Oc.: Virginia medium G. and 12-inch twist. So
GnGOc.: Virginia common O. and 12-inch twist. 506l
SEC; Virginia mahogany navy 81, Is. and 5s, 45@
4Sc.; Virginia smoking, rs and Is, 100000.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January "a, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 294 bushels. Red, $50 BUSH
elS.
CoRN.-IPhite, S94 bushels.
OATS.-22 bushels.
FLoCR.-20 barrels.
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yiENTUCK'

Louisville navy, bright mahogany. 5IM35c. :;
Louisville navy, mahogany, 53@54c.; Louisville
navy, mahogany, second class, 4G0G50c.: Louisville
navy, fine black, 4S@50c.: Kentucky smolnc to-
bacco lbs, Is, and Is, 29lG5Oc.- C0NrieT-JoMril0E