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| LVUtIHVu.
| Con. C;rnnt hAlsrd to UsH Ills Gnol Fflcos
III n Quarrel Ertveon CI,tnn and Japan,
| CnfTtrpond.nre Iytio Tnrk Htrdid.
pEriN, juno l5.-Prfnco KunE returned Gen.
T; Grants vfstt to.dnv, and. In the course nj the
conversation between The two, the Chfnesu
agent asked the General TO use his good o!slccs
In Japan. whittier he was now going, to accure n
act,te,nent Of the qucstton penilng between
China md .1aann in reference to the sovereignty
Of The Looehoo lsl lt,1s.
| Grn. Grant-l1ow far nayo the japanese
gnnc ID Loochooa
Prince hung-Tl,c King nt the Is nnds llas
been taken to japan and deposcd. Tie Eovcr-
eighty haa been cxtlnrniahed. A Jauancsc
Official has been set TN. We havo made study
Of i1'ernattona, law as written bY your English
| am1 American sushors, whose textbooks are IN
Chlncsc. II there is any force In, the principles
of international 1nw as rccornizcd by 7our
pations the extinction of tho f4ooc!l1o sovereign
| ty is Il wrong, md cue that other uatlona should
consider.
Gen. trant-I know nothing Of the merits OF
| ihc casc. am going tn Japan, and shall tuke
pleasure In informing myself on the subject III
eonvcrsing with the Japanese authorities.
| have no idea what slIcfr argument is They, OF
course, have on argument. 1 tlo not suppnse
| that the rulers arc insptrua BIZ desire to VIM
tonly tniure Catna. ! will acquaint myself with
| the Chinese sllo Of the casc, as vour lmucrtal
litgliuess Hn tho Vtccroy tnye nrGsent"u 1t, "lld
| nrolHlsc to present IT. VIII DO whut ran to
learn ,he Japanese sl!c. 'lllent II ran IN con-
vcrsatlnn with tin Japanese authorities tla my.
| thing thAt VII! l,e nf service to me cause ni
| rence, Won mar dement, uLon mr gooa oalccs.
Int, ns havc faih, have no knowledge OIL 'lr
subject nIil no Idea what opiulon nay enter
tn!n whc! have atutlfcd 1t.
| FRINGE kunV-Wc nrc profoundly grateful tor
this Promise. China Is quito content to rest her
easy With your DECISION, gwen; as We know It
will he. after rasc aud with wisdom md justice.
II the Japancsc Government Will inert us Ia this
| spirit nj! will hr we'll. I Rhall send orders tn
uus Minister In .1anan to wait Nonn von ns soon
rs yau ttngh .fnnan md to surak with rau on
the subicct. Yonr willingness 10 do th!a will be
new claim TO the respect in which you ar" held
in China. mud ba continuance of that friend
slip shown tn us hv lhe Unitcd Stairs. ailli "a.
necinlly BY Mr. BHrl n-amo wtlOse uen:t we all
dcpIoru ntMl wl,osa uatno Is veneratcl III Chinn.
| t;eu Graut-What action on tue uart Of Japan
wonid satisfy Chinaa
Prince kung-Wu would be satisfied with the
Gan, Grapt-rhat IA 10 say Loocl,oo paving
tribute tn Japan ll China,
prlncc Eung--We s]t, not concern ourselves
| with what trlbute thu K;pE Of Lourlloo ua,s to
| ,Juuan or auY q her Power .Ye never taye done
70. mud, ajtLough thrru Is every rrason wI,y m
EIupfr0 should not allow o npr nottoDs 10 exart
| trbltc from lta yassais, 1rc arc contcnt with
| things as they hive been mt only under the
dynasty og niy own ANCESTORS and famiy, hut
under tue tlyrastY OF ljla M'nve. WI desire
,Jnuau to restt,ro ,.r King she h1B ran,,trrd nnf
, 1879-08-19

There Rve two vlcant thrones on The Wess
African coast,-.hose. .0f New A,ll Ola Ca'aoaf;;
lie yo!danro Il, east casu iiay w baen cauaca
by .leuth. a nuubsr Of putty chiefs are ssFsy.
lii. Tor sne supremacy Ia noth places, ths fesul'
b. ng mac, quarrel 'iyt nd shall NJ nt bl3St J.
and he losR III MANY tives: but whea the ~,
steaHirr lett snp roast uona vi lhe e1mbotah]s
hau sutreetcI III .luk ,lg goo / h!a clasn to Tue
allez.aure OF bis (elo H;cltcf,.
, 1879-08-19

To reach tho Highest standard OF health. nature
4l1at deviation btinfs lnIay incnntuniencgs ahu
payrs tue way 10 taots ser ous a4n{sst. we ca1
rscuaa uen1 Or. Dall's BALI moro Fl ~ rus ""
madeline .ot the nssa4 W ths dl1ssIifs anpssat'
, 1879-08-19
TIE COURTS.
The Wallace Estate Again Up Be.
fore Knicserbocker.
Rush for Divorocs--Rccorl Of Judgments,
New Suits, Etc.

1t is crnoctctl The decision In the nielcfeld cnHe
will be delivered this week by Judge Barnutn.
Tic optnton vii, be very long.
Friday will be the Inst dav Of service to the
September term OF tic Superior Court. No new
calendars.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

. %t6 THURSDAY. February 13, 1879. !.
Government Seearities.-U United States As, look
IS. Sats secursties-vIrginia consols, s41 bid SIS
asked; Virginia consols. new, SO bid, SO asked !;
Virginia fundable, 26 bid: Virginia deferred. az
eoapons bd ased
11s bid; Richmond city 6's, J. and J., LOB bid;
Pe.ersSurE W S. @ los DID, DID, liz liz a asss
Petersburg city s,s. special tax, j. and j., l07 bid;
dg s aa sy 81 liz ss city
NJ NJ: and ~ !lS X 6ia Manchester 49, ax-receiv-
PaifronI Ro.1ds sNfyhesaneate and Ohio P,,T,o,d
6's, gold. . and N, ss bid; Virginia Central Rail-
road first mortgage 6's, 3. and j., 90 bid; virginia
d Virsna lhIr S a.
J. and j., 100 bid; Virginia Central Railroad non:
mortgage 9s, j. and,J., 100 Did; Virginia and Ten
bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mort
gage Ss.J and j.. 1O2 bid; Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad funded ss. J.and j.. l02 asked; souIhside
bid; Southsife Rail- oId second mortgage pref FRED
IS and j., 7Sz old, 80 asked; Southside Railroad
Norfolk and Persbare RAILROAD rst mo
j. and J 95h BID: Norfolk aud Petersburg Railroad
ka1lroad hfst mortgage SIS j. and j.. los asked !;
Petersburg Railroad second MOI tpace S,s j. and j.,
80 asked; Richmend and Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage SIS. a. and o., LOG bid: Richmond and
peterS6urs Railroad second mortgage rs, NJ. and
N. 100 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Paso-
mac :kaload mortgage S's. J. and D.. l02 bid:
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage Us. j. ard T.. 100 bid: Richmond and
I,anv,lie Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ. and n,
o33 DID; fremont Railroad first mortgage 8's. A.
Raiiroud Stocks.-CIhesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road. 100 par $i.25 bid; Richmond and Petersburg
Rsllroad. 100 par. s7a bid, 40 asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad six per cent.
guaranteed 100 par. ~ bid: Richmond, Freder-
1cksbnrg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent guar
anteed, 100 par, 60 bid; Connection Railroad stock
~ par. go bid, IS asked; Richmond and Danyille
Railroad, LOO par. a. bid, 1918 asked.
Bunk StockS.-State Bank Of Virginia, 90 par
q bid; Union Bank of Richmond, so par, 40 bid
CITIZENS NIX. rs par, PIX asked.
rine 25 par, SIX asked Virginia Stale. Is mar. 81
bid: Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, II bid. SIS
! asked Granite, 100 par, 80 asked. :
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FEBRUARY l1.-BeereS.-Fresh arrivals were 43
carloads, or 725 head. Dealers report an easier
feeling, but no quotabIe hanss in prices. Trans;
actions ar Sh99Tc. @ b., 10 dress So TO Sc
MS, for common 10 fair steers, ard 9aa IOkc for
good 10 prime steers. The demand for dressed beef
was moderate ut 7HGSkc. q ID. for ordinary to
prime ciy-slaughtered sides. cur load of dressed
beef from Hannibal. Mo-, had a ready sale at TO
&c. 2 10.
CdLreS.-Fresh arrivals were $50 head, mainly
fair 10 choice Jerey and State veals for which there
was good demand at 1880. q ID. Hog-dressed
veals were In light supply and good demand al 90
l0c. for Stale and 9is(0l 0hc for Jersey.
Sheep and Lam6s.-Fresh offerings were car
loads or 632 head. There was material change
either in the tone OF the market or In prices, and
salt slow at 81 for fair to choice lambs
and 4a@5Sc. for medium to prime sheep, with one
carload of self cted Michigan wethers, III pounds
average, sold to home-trade slaughteIer at &c. {,
D. The market for dressed stock ruled dull at To-
&c. for mutton and 7A96kc. for lamb
Stcine.-Fresh arrivals were 25 CARLOADS, or
1874 head. Market for live hogs was weaker, and
siaughterers were ROT willing 10 pay more than
81 25@S440 2 100 lbs. for medium 10 good corn
fed hogs. Jersey -dressed hogs were in moderate
demand at 54@64c. q b The latter figure Tor
pigs.-Journal OF Commerce.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MAnKRr.

FEBRUARY TO- Lum1eT--Trade Is better than is
usually Witnessed at this reason OF the year bus
prices arc no. over lrm, as quoted below:
,rd d. ce e i iesa sas sd5z r, s1j
secont clear, dressed, SIG; siding, arst common,
dressed, ga FIRST common flooring, dressed. s25
second common noorisg, dressed, s22: third com.
mon nooring, dressed. s16; box boards, a, Is
inches and upward. s31; box boards, Il. Is inches
and npwad5d, $2S; box boards, c., ST.; a stock
12-inch. s25; C stock boards. IO6l2.inch SIT:
common stock boarts, slI@sI2: Gull boards.
fencing, No. 2. S9@sl0: common boards, $40
@$l1 dimension stuff. S9.50tGsl $50: dlrnQnsioa
stun, 20 to 80 feet, 81 0.50aSl5 small timber, 8x8
to sxs. sl0@sl1; round cedar post:: slo@s15;
dressed and headed square, si5; pickets, rough. 81
@$lI. =. 81 ..-.
@ingte8.-xSSx clear shingles. 1910 best star
A. shipgts, $3.50: standard a dry shingles, 1925;
standard green shingles, 81. 10 9s2:25: shaded
A shingles, 81: 40: no. shingles $1@S1.10; cedar
shingles, $2pS2.10.
LdthS.-Green lalh. 81 go dry laih, s1.75.
Inside prices for common lumber are realized for
green.
For lumber dressed on one side, 81 is added, and
for dressed on two sides $3.50 Is adced.-Times.
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Pansata3NEartas..

HARRISBURG, PA, February lathe Coy
ernor. received "a telegram last night from
the sheriff Of Washington county, Pa, say
ing that state 81 lri6t,i expected there, and
asking for military aid to-, make arrests, as
the rioters had the encouragement and SYM
pathy Of 300 or 400 miners. g.
Another telegram this morning says:ar-
resfs are: being made quietly, and VIII In
clude sixty or eighty men, 81 Up TO TINS time
no military force. has been sent, but GeneIai
Beaver, commanding the ioreesin anas ais-
trict, has been directed to hold himself IN
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

Is very moderate, but prices steadily held. Secd-leaf
has more demand. and rules well sustained IN
@l2ac.; 200 cases 1877 Pennsylvania at I2@
22ac.; 100 cases 1877 New England at 1U@
25c: 200 bales Havana ut SSc.@Bl.l0. The fol-
lowing are the quotations. Virginia leaf, bright
wrappers. common TO medium. ut 15622c.: good
TO fine II 25@45c.; fine 10 extra tine, 50M75c.
smokers. l50t25c.; dappe wrappers, 1G@20c.
Jugs, common TO good. 203c.; good 10 fine, 3G1
4c. leaf, common TO good, Bose; good to fine, SO
10c.: fine extra. 1OMl &c.: and black wrappers.
If Commerce.
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The Charlottesville National Bank.

!. BALTIMORE, February 18.-The case OF
the receiver of the Charlottesville (Ya.) Ma
tional Bank against the stockholders, upon
their individual responsibility, to recover
the full value of stock held by them, was
set for trial in the United States Circuit
Court to-day. After a conference, and
without carrying it to trial, a compromise
wus effected BY which the stockholders are
to pay 923 cents on the dollar, and the case
discontinued. s.. -
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Repcrt Oh the Trade Prospects wisis
3 HEaxfe0s

Report on the Trade Prospects wAEts
SIS q EEaxfc0s
s3arTgsroN, y February Ia. EEshe Afncricaii.
ieputation to Mexico, In thsfr report on
the trade prospects between the two Re-
pnbiics, saY: . we have found everywhere
only the NEST cor dial feelings and unbound
ed hospitality ON the part OF the Mexican
people, and O unanimous desire for closer
commercial relations with the United States.
We have observed no special insecurity
to either person or property, or hostility
among any class to international improve
ments or Developments OF trade with the
United States. We have especially noted
an earnest desire on the part OF the public
men OF Mexico for increased railway and
steamship communication between the two
nations. 1tisour opinion that the United
States Government should encourage the
sentiment that actuates the leading men Of
Mexico, which is rnaniiestly desire TO cul-
tiyate most friendly relations between the
two countries" The report is signed by
about sixty excursionists. !.
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LOUISVILLE nlANUFAC1URED TOBACCO
. IEss -. MARKET. ..

FEBRUARY Northumberland, Tobacc0-Vir-
einia bright extra and fine pounds. SOM9Oc. !:
Virginia rine and extra fg, 100000; Virginia
fine e. and l2-inch twist, 6e@68c.: Virginia
Virginia good medium LIS ana 1ss, 52a54c.: Vlr-
ginia good medium g. and 12-inch twist. . Ga &c.
Virginia common 12-lnch pounds, Soc: Virginia
common 11-!nch and = l1-inch, .42@45c.; Eir-
Soc; Virginia black navy IS. As, and Is, 45@4Gc.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia Lone Jack. extra fine smoking $1,000
$3.50; Virginia Durham, smoking. assorted, 5uM
&C: Virginia Love Among the Roses. assorted
60M70c. Virginia Log Cabin, smoking, assorted
Observation-Disclosures
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

FEBRUARY 12.-Prices to-day ranged as follows
Catlc-Yery, best, 44@l5c,; good. 4h@l4Sc.: me-
dunn or fair quality. 4@l44c.: Thin steers, oxen,
and cows 3@34c. Calves, 5@6c. Sheep and
lambs, 5k@6c. Hogs, live or dead, 5@5Hc. Cow:
and calves, $25@.S50.
The cattle market was well supplied this week. and
prices unchanged; transactions were generally slow
Veal calves are Ia better demand mt higher prices.
One carload or sheep was offered this week, good
many OF which changed hands at quotations. Live
hogs In demand aud higher Cows and calves In
moderate request at quotations. Market generally
IriSk
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seau Pierrefonds, or their value ont OF theI
ciYfl liat.
.sT1fa sHsna.ffts.
THE DISEASE DIaApPEAaING.

THE DISEASE DISAPPEARING.
sALoHIoA, February 10. There is no sick-
ness here or at KaYala. The number OF
deaths from typhns nt Xanthe reached $50.
The mortality there is decreasing.
3 Eseyofutloa in ETayss. 49,, +
IS KIEGsToS, JAMAICA, February ia rev
olution has broken out In Hayti, and Eegro
Disturbances OF alarming characters have
occurred in The Island OF sc. Vincent. &
& ts5 s. l.iI Personal. i3s "a J, I.
ARRIVAL or GENERAL GRANT AZ BOMBAY. 4
BOMBAY, February 13.--General Grant
and. party arrived here and landed to-day.
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GENERAL MARKETS,
NEW YoRH IRON MARKET.

FEBRUARY 11.-Seoteh pig Is moving, but only
In small lots, with much The prices made noted lat
terly; American pig is having continued inquiry,
encouraging one, with Discrimination on their part
10 negotiate except az very regular dgnrrs. Rails
rule fairly; active and well sustained. ,Coliness
Quoted al 500; Eglin,on at 8 10 @e29; american
pig, Sl6.5o@SlS fo. No. I, sl5:6o@$1 $50 for
No. 2, S14.56@S1S.5 80 for foree. Raii., s32@$So
Old rails quoted nominaify al 81 Wrought
scrap, S2l 22.--JoAraGk Of Commerce. -~z--r
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
FEBRUARY 12.-Prices to-day ranged rs fol-
Beef Cdttls.-Very hest, 4a@5c.; good, 43@4Hl
medium good fair quality, 3iEG4c. bulls, extra
heavy. SC; good, 2hG3c. rough oxen, thin steers,
&C., 2A@34c. q fb. gross.
HogS.-Very rest, 5k@54c.; rough and lighter
grades, Sc. r. h., net.
Sheep.-Very best wethers, 5@5kc.; medium
to good, 31G4kc. q H., gross:
Mich CoiDs.-S20@S45 "a head.
Receipts about 135 head Of cattle, 63S hogs. and
16l sheep. Top cattle advanced 4Mbc. all other
grade. Ac.. quality considered. Hogs advanced &c.
carly In the week. and IL has been tolerably well
maintained; but they were rather SOW towards the
close. -
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taken mn rs soon as the pending measure In
regard TO Chinese immigration Ii disposed
1ss, aiss that reference BE gisaif Co other
regular appropriation bills, Including the
river and ssafbor bin, over oil other bnst
ness thereafter, The ..folI owing measures
are to be given consideration, not to
interfere with appro pfiation bills when
ready. In The order named; Proposed
constitutional amendments on the sub.
;ees. OF war claims bin for the further
,tisstgibuti6n Of the Geneva award; Mr..
:Windona's proposition authorizing inquiry
and report TO be niaie on tho Visibility OF
extending Government aid Cor Che colonies
t!on OF The coIored people; and various
measures concerning the Distrletof Column.
bia, for which ono day is to be get apart.
1t was also agreed that from and after
next Monday the sessions Of the Senate shall
begin at IL A. NJ, and thst o portion OF
each morning hour shall be devoted to !" UNI
objected business - on the calendar, under
what Is known as the Anthony rule.
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zach. Chandler Nominated.

DERoIT, February 13.-Hon. Zach. Chan
dIer was nominated for United States Sena-
Tor by the Republican caucus at Lansing
tonight; f. *. ..E ~. H. Z
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Tepncssee,s Debt.

THE PROPOSITION TO SCALE THE DEBT TO SIX
TT CENTS ON THE DOLLAR ENDORSED: rs
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February ia meeting Of
holders of Tennessee State bonds to-day
endorsed the proceedings and action OF
bondholders at meeting recently held in
New York, agreeing to scale the debt to 60
cents on the dollar. The Peabody Institute
in this city, which holds 1884,, 1000 OF Ten
nessee bonds, last night passed resolutions
agreeing to accept, in common with other
holders Of said bonds, new per cent.
bond for 60 per cent. Of the amount OF the
debt, or per cent. bond for the face OF
the debt, accrued interest being added.
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1r0slo Steel. Nails. &c.

inE11 xysC,d
0ansorfcs; Rice. &c; Eaeilan, &c. i
Troas Steel. Nails. SC.
rron: American renned. Old Domfnior. "a
@2 2.10c:a ID. English and American sneof, 30
Iron: VIrainia coai-blast charcoal. S2S9s3x
yarm.binst cslaTcpal. s24 1s28 Pennsylvania aT.
ti,r2cite. S2J@G2Z. West ytrzfnia coke E21@&2a
& Maize Old Dominion. 1926 per skeg for staGd
!, piesgh- Casttaos., wholesale, So; retail AZ
RoDc: Manila. best 14al5e.: jate, s@ec. Is
Bags: Mixed cotton, NC: white. 2,,zsc;; moollen
y -, s.s- LIQUORS. Wines. &c. ~. E. ,.s.
! Aist Scotch, best brands, pints s2Gs2.25 p
Srendies: Domestic. d. e5as2 frait, al.lo@
gl.40; ample. new. sls75@&2; old a2.25@S3;
Virginia peach. 81 s2.5O. .sEl .Es{ 90 ~ Z !.
@$a; Virginia mountains new, e2@s2.50, I'D
S2.6Oe$3sSO and upwards. - isrtssj 1880 -
Gin: domestic. S1.25@S2: imported, 20 q case
Ne,o England Rum :: S1.60@S1 CO.,
! RCctgsed WhtskeuS: Market quiet: proof. e1.25
~, Luulber. Staves, Hc. 49,
lumber: White oak. sl2@s1b q 900: Western
VIRGINIA popar. sl5@S20 D 1000: white nine
81SiA$65 D LOCO: yellow nine boards sSGSl3
jolat. 916@a14. according to lengths. Shingles
Pine. e2.50GS5; cypress six-inch. a6@s9.2a
p 1000. Iaths-Spiit, 81; sawed, s1.5o9sl.65
Stores whiskey- barrel timber. green. 81 s@s2eT
timber, S2@&5 Z, 1000. FIour-barrel poles, as
Zoe. bundle. 2. 800: "a
Powder. Shet. &c. s,slers.,7rt :
& Fuse: Toys mining. S5c.0Sl.26 a 100 feel
:, Potsder: 500 by the I'VE kess-le.s than Ne
Shot: Northern. 81 65 a bag OF rs hs.
:. GTtndsto1a6S: 1ata2kc. p 10. 10y = ?
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lALExANDRlA.yJA RKETs,

FEBHEART IL The market to-day was shade
armer than yesterday, and The feeling Wns better
kI0nr continues quiet and easy. Wheat Is M
cnanged. quality considered. bus for the past few
the receipts to-day were 1850 bushels, which sold
a. 2. g5s sLo2 and BLOB for Fuitz and o. 05 and
e1.9e i0r htlT 20 good Lancaster. Corn sold az 40
4 1e: Tor wnt e. and 42c. for yellow, with offerings
OF 300 bushels. No rye reported, and one small ot
OF oats brought &c. Country produce auiet and
enSy at 0uotatfons.-(Snsstks. f't---sE1
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ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET

FEBRUARY 12.-Horscs and Kules--There was
good supply in The market and moderate bust
ness was done. Quotations arc ~ follows:
HORSES.
Good Driving Horses-Few sales. .s1256S200
Plugs-In fair supply; small demand. COG so
Soufhern-Falr and good qualities IN
fair supply; demand fair. ............. 5O@ SO
Streetcrs-Fair and good New YORK
streeters In fair supply; demand
moderate. $500. Dug 1Oo
Strceters-Koston ana Philadelphia In
fair supply light demand. ........... f5@ 80
General Workins-ln limited supply
- light demand...... .................. FOG lou
Draught fIorses-Demand moderate;
few In the market 1ZoGO 40
MULES.
Plug Mules-Supply moderate; demand a.
fara. a"'..arr. -. 500 e5
Smooth Mu!es-Fair and good qualities,
s suG@ 20 demand tG and a1T , eo@ IFS
Smooth MuleS-Fair and good, from
15H to l6 hands high, In medium sup $3.50
Smooth Mules-Fair and good, from d
to 16k hands high, in fair supply;
demand light ELECTROMAGNETIC, 1900 100
UNBRoKE MULES. +
Quotations on al grades are s10@$15 q bead less
than those for broke mules. Unbroke mules, 10 he
salabe, must be fat. Fat mules, four years old anu
UNDER sell Ut $106$l5 less than other mules OF same
grade. Those that over four years old TO seven
years are most observation-disclosures. rs. &
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

: CUhN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, February Is, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WnEAT.-Red, 22O bushels.
CORN Whtte, 936 bushels. Aired, "a bushels.
OATS.-1,73S bushels.
MEAL.-SU bushels.
-- SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WMEAT.-Red, 1S, bushels common at 92c.; 6
bushels prime FultZat 81 05; "a bushels prime Lam
caster AZ S1.10: "a bushels mixed at S1.03: 2S
Lancaster al S1.l0:. 40 bushels prime Fultz at
S1.06-total, 220 bushels. + - ~. 81 80
CORN White. 56 bushels good at 46c; l66
bushels good at 46c.; 80 bushels good ut 46c.: 1876
bushels very good atr47c.: 158 bushels common at
Acc; 1872 bushels at 46c.-tota. 936 bushels,
MiEed. Sd bushels prime at 47c. -. -'s
OATs.-6s bushels very good at 37c.; 20 bushels
winter IL Soc; 40 bushels very good at 37cs; &c
bushels good winter at 45c. 81 bushels very good
winter at 49,; SO bushels prime winter ut Cue
total, 324 bushels. ..# 49,.
MEAL-3O bushels at 4Sc.
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ElFe Record.
LARGE BREWERY BURNED.

IL LARGE BREWERY BURNED.
! LONDON, ONT, February 13.-Corline,s
brewery, the largest in America, was burned
this morning. Loss in excess OF insurance,
$150,000.
r. FIRE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. February 13.-A fire occurred
In Harris's safe establishment, Nos. % and
25 Randolph street, this morning, involving
a Toss of $4,000.
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new YORK PETROLEUM MARKET

FEBRUARY II -Tbsre is a dull condition Of
trade yei with prices without Qn0tsble change but
they are in good degree nonlinaf Crude In barrels
a1osed at sa6s9c.: Saphthas Sc. refined for Eew
YORK delivery at 9kc.: also, 9hfc. asked for Pha-
deiphIa deaSrrv and 9.Sc. asked for Baltimore,
Cases here at llEG9ls4cs-Joafzdto of Commerce.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February g. Noon.-Stocks frmer.
Money on call. 1k@l2h per cent. Exchange-I.our
4s5Y: short, 4es. State bonds frmer. Governments
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3 &c ,sas disturbances I. The snal q


FEBRUARY 1Is--Sunadc Is q litiIs anstttled ard
rather easier for S0int sorts, eapesislIy VIraf1s
l,ad seal from store and 1886 Tor low grades
-dotT7,ako f Commerce. ~ - -"
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MN raferer Faaugesa FIN Ohio.

81 CsEyEaAND, February, 13.-Charies NC
GfffsRas hanged here to-day for the murder
Of Mary Kelly, on the2d OF December 1871.
The only words the ndemned man SAID on
the scatioId were = Don't make any mistake
about 80 !. ..ss.; !.s