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Lord Lorne.. speech TO Parliament.

OTTAWA Feb. l4.-In his speech on the Open
ing Parliament hi, morning Lord lurnr sad lee de.
sired 20 expires, his qualification NJ having been mn.
pointed Go,, rnor tenor- and that lac wished TO convey
the unuks the Queen "a the Ieoic OF Canada for to
reception the fInce,s Louise he r,crrri briefly a.
ut the fishery award uut the cattle lis
ease lie said measure i"r the taking oi The ,ru~u'
sinli be- PASSED al the prcstni session lie briefly
skotchcd the measures int would be- presented iu the
httunu Parliament he hoped their 'nnrt- Wouid ic-
sut IN removing financial ami commercial d, preston
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John Quiman. employed 10y Henry Moseey,
milknau near Paterson disappeared on Tuesday, aut
on Thursday evening his body found in the oti "
the barn. suspended by rope from one Of TIC raiters
So cau~ j. assigned Tor the suicide unless II was the
TACT aduccd Tie inquest in Paterson VsrrihN. tat
Mr. Mo-clcV hat put PWman under surveillance 100 CON
scuurucr tr compliant ui some ui hls ulh east Irrs
that Qu,mIn was not serving ucm promrty. Quimau
.
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At the Church OF the HOLY Trinity by the Rev Charles
Hall. .. D rector winnie T. c.dspshier Of ch"s
HITTAKER-TIOMPsON-ln New York. Fch 3. by
the Rev John quincy Adams ~ Bcrt BAPTIST Church,
willis A. Whitaker Of New YORK and Catski evening
Inc steamers 20 Mary y Thcmpsgn q thus city eldest
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Providence. l.. by the
Rev Thomas Laurie MIR. Edgar l. wetherbee VI Boston
20 Mas Linda knight hat and daughter vi Mr..
Ia rnnlinll kllirli y
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AUGUSTA Me-. Feb. 4.-In the Senate to-day
a resolution was rrscnsci and referred insrnctns our
senators ami Representatives IN congress To- all hon
orabie nraus In their puwer 90 eject reduction o the
salary 81 President OF the United rtstes To- s11unl
nor Anuuiu and that members of Congress o. 5Asil
Also reduction IN tr nuin'r sud III srlHfirs 81 H.
uicrr. the Cow rnnen t uut all other cNrc-~.
g. c,1rr,pnnl with the gene raj depression N business
aud the Increased purc,insing power OF the dollar
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The Twenty second Regiment Armory. in West
Fourireuth street thron-rd last evening with the
friends the regiment he rrr-entauou of marks
mem. BADGES by Bris ten William q Ward Five hun.
bred ami eighty men raradci Amnns the orcer,
,nt were Gul fosiHh Porter Lieut. e . John ] Camn.
" ,ior I,itn n iur.~ali. Afuipnt Niism y Harding.
surgeon fhoiua. n bnrchart t'i-ul-tt Rev " William y
puuirt AMI ohrrs Gilunrr hati ~ sNtA ->iN nlrrr,
iuru.h-i the Music MEDAL. Iitri W u 80 III ur
Gers arr! mon. Capt John : Loouis ~a. nrst IA Tie
..r.i.. ffftsr
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Ticket. to the r,remen'. B-n.a,.

Tickets held by those who were unable g. ind
seats Ia Nblo's Thratr for The nrcmn's hensn, "a
Thursn, will be- received for admission 20 any perform
Nhlos until Feb -, inclusive. excepting HHtur
NIGHTS
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On Thursday evening John Shay and James
Guyon. with about MY young friends procured cannon
mounted wheels and started Tor the residence ct 81
bert Dean Supervisor elect oi the town of Mcstncd
: IN hre a salute IN honor ol Mr. ncRn's rlecuon
While the pHrN marching through the Village Of
Pleasant Piuus the residence II Abraham Woul. who
WAS Mr. bean, ,pt uurut. they upon a rival
party and hot struggle followed Tile bean party were
finally driven cut OF the village and the other party krit
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MARINE JNTEILIGkNCE

Sun rises.-.. sets...... . ~ Moon rises VI
Hh.H NsIsh-rHls nav
SANDY HoOk... 5d 1uN. Island. a. Hell Gate. u
Arrivrd-TgInAY. Feb IL
= Avton. hthtf tsuu. tatalns.
- Is frcinuA. ttalCruw. New port
- STATE 90 fruusN wanna Nalt GLASGOW Jan. 81
AMI i.arur Fob q
>. FsIitt. smith. fhiiadelpkia
- Allentown. Mills ihAAc ihia
- t'ni.i. tiu1lN. A>fiuWaN
- truada, ifaueu naNrc
=. Ashland lluufrr. frrnandiua
s. RAtsvia, Mouiam LsNcrrool Feb I, and Quee ms
town ~
- Wiclsnd lichioh. Hamburg jan ~
- t4tN ut Austin. SfrNctls. galveston
shin kiuri,s. OZARK. tHlrutfA
HtrN tIisIr lri nuia. LisAom
BAfA AlbrttH. itufu. ,stt,.
R.rk lirdwl. Ilrouofa MaEnu..cn. RIO Ianeiro
Rart SNrn. Nurlu tNtr.tnn
RDik Atin- tuit. laltn.i n'n. buuhirh
H.ra 1 o. Innl~l+ unti. L4cahsfi. Plymouth.
HaIA I.lfr. i,mlutpii. bordeaux
Htrk lN0lnN. llotLiui. kilhua
Bris la. tl-e her. Havana.
brie Emma nsnu. Atkinson iagu1Nra.
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pENNsYLvAAIA KAILMoAD.
AND rAiIEp STATES NAIL ROUTE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL. ROUTE.
an aiii attrr Jan -, 1873.
Trans Rave New York, wa DcSbrOsscs AMI COrtanit
streets trrrr-. a tuil.Ns.
EAprc,star narrshurg Ptt,hurth the West ami South
win KAUFMAN Palace cas- attached, at A NJ e. ami
$50 = dauN.
Fut Nl.llaui-ort Lock Haven CORY sni Erie. atS 81
T. ~, cunnrcune at turrN Tor Itu.Nlllr. Petroleum
lentrc, aud the Ou kcguus. Mliamsport and Lock
naNcn.H 4 NJ
Bnuaior, Warrington. ana the south Tainted wash.
iusisu ENHN'-sn az fIihnan rrrhr Gar, duN. except
SUNDAY. 10 4. n. arrive Washington ~ T. NJ kr.u
$50 ~. amt lof N. For baltimore. 4 z. NJ, eA,ept
Su.44aA.
II A. NJ ]. 3il. =. e. Il. 7 30 49, and 10 T. NJ sun
dal, 80 and A NJ ., Il. 80, 30, ami 10 T. NJ han
grant aud sea ont class, 81 i VI
Boats Of "Brooklyn Annex connect with an uruash
trains At jcr,rY CtW, anorluls speedy and dIrcct
transfer tor RrunAlNn travel
Trains srivc. from Piitshursh t. So in4n 4 " - ~
T. NJ daltt e.tnA .G.3lr VI daily. except Monday.
FROM Washington AMI Baltimore. $50 4 Ni .. 3 -
- a. ln r. NJ Sunday. 80 4 VI and % % NJ
From fnltir pha. - ~, q ~. ~. ~ I ~ A.
~ 3D. o.. - aud lu.il T. VI; SUNDAY tft
0t,. 10 a. ~ Pl \. Vi. 62u 90 ~ T. W.
Ticket uniccs. h2t ant Hit krmd~ay. Aston Hon,e.
aud imt u brsrussrs ana C0rtHnit SIS f'uNt . ami
R,rooS;yn Agn'N n,pot too' q tn,tou i, bro?hi'n.
fKANk fuOM>ON. i. 4 FAltMLR,
Gtutral Manager Gcnl PASSENGER At,uf
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Euslnrss 1o.lots.

thUmoWilc Rlood and Liver PIiis Dr.
tliANbl.it - Purely Ne-ctc hud "a stctss no uoN'
ousdrugs formula uu each kt-,. an know what they
taking dNsurpsiH. heartburn. dizziness, OPP
prrssNe breathing. costvrncss SICK headache PAIN IN
thc back ar shouliVr- kidney affections. uervUu, de
hhiN. coated tongue aud AL impurities ui the hluUd Zoe
IVT kagc All druggists Principal depot 2iuN sam Il
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a CoIore scnnlor rrc.Idlng over thc Scnatc

WAsHisGToN. Feb. IA Senator Bruce tlIissl
was called to the chair m the Senate Chamber today
aud presided over the Seuae portion the afternoon
il Icing tie first time IA the history Of the GoNernuvn
that ruJr,d man has occupied the char
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Spttul potltrs.
THE SEASIDE Library.
Out today. IN clear. bold. handsome type,
TIE FORTUNES or GLENtOkE,
NY CHARLES LIVER ~ cputs
nHowN.s HOUSEHOLD rAxAcEN

i sod n % ccnts pr h0iilc INC moi EFfIIT-
I'VE PALS DESTROYER n tlr word WILL
MOST SURELY QriCkEN THE BLOOD. aud
HEAI.-whVthtr taken internally nr applied rX.
t"rnaliy and thereby hinrc certainly RELIEVE
rAlN. whether chronic or acute, than any other
PA1N AILkNfAIOR and II Is WARRANTED
not BILE the STRENGTH OF ANY other prepare
ton tor similar uses.
"pROwNs HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" SHOULD be
in ~ cry FAMILY ItrtEE, PALS in the side. Back.
or huWtl.. Slr rhroit. Rheumatic Disease. Tmthachc.
AMI All. ACHES Burns Setld-. GUS AZ. sold hy all
Whole sale and Retail pru-lusts
- CLNTs 4 BOTTLE.
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For "a. Lungs cures Coughs. Colds, Group. Consumption,
and nli dis.aS.- OF the throat, chest and lungs
Use H,nry'H CarbOhc Saiye tor fInpcr, freckts
Cuts, sUrrS Barns ." --Lis
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Ncw York agent, tor al newspaper, in Tho United
Statcs md Canadu Advertisements forwarded dailN.
GEu = HOWELL 20, 10 ; ruce II.
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relieve "a elt-li a cold. " huar-rnc,.. d cent,
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STEAMBOATS, an0 E1IIrJios.
NtErmoroIIrAN ELEVATED RAJ

NJ ETKOPOIITAN ELEVATED RAIL
lNi WAY open from ~ A. NJ. 60 - T.. VI. Rector
a,.n; Ter all 81 tcrTA turaudt st. MAR.
est point Tor Jersey ttt, anH tomunipaw vrucs PARK
place, nearest ptaut Post Orrt. fity Hall ami
barclay t. Terry linhokcn. Chambers 81 nearest
point lot faNonis aud kre Railroad Jerry. fTaukhn -
Grand st. It sbrusscs terry To
Jersey CitN blcecker Il, sth II. nearest loints
Tor Christopher = terry to llohokeu. iath It
Nearest point lmon Square anal Lyccuu Tie 4.
ire, Academy u Muse. Irving ami fAnmauN Halls.
2i st-Ncsrrs point 10 B"Oth', - James. amt Park
Theatres, Grand opera HouS' Htmurcs Harden Ma.
temple ant jersey Iiiy trrrirs HAi st-Nearcst
puut standard Rrosd iith ANcuur Theatres
Aauauun. AMI ran frarcisto Mnsirls 81 - ton.
meets iti New YORK Tran, co.'s e.
ta nrrot I,ih st-Ncarrst point Tor central PARK.
for uptown TRAINS. ttGe east side stations for
down tuNu trains. take west siic stations Fare ~
cents ~ between the hour. NJ ~ sud - " and >
an NJ when the tsre crHt, CONNECTS att The nl.
iN nr har.c.cAr lines Rector st. with cars south
terry, at eraud with pcshfes-'s aud East
Grand It. icrrlrs Biceck~ with iur east
Nih With cars tor chrlsnpher and last ION
-. errles. ith with West 3it East
2.d and agth ierr1-s sal II. with Wee.
hawk ken Jerry. At 18th 81 with q Brt Line Rail.
road. MM X GARRISON, President
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The hest Elastic Truss ever IuVcnted. FRI
now onll e. ~ rUMEKOY TRi - 90 - BrosdN'
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excursions.


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ga Is uaIwaNl wartruoni, nov open, nov and 800
Vnd hand 9laId Table IA al deslsus. a. IVn,st II,eA
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Bon.ou's Carciue Porou. Plaster Tho best known
remedy lur lame bach. coughs, ar rhcunatsm lido
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povK.E RACE. Tue NpSr IMPROVED rQrlr
MINT, AND THE fASil-r TINE ,fiNHInIENt
MLIn ARenIL ~ nAFLLN-
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
lllkLE utpOfs is rIiiAb4 lrllA
TWO IS N.A YORK
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'I'UE NEW DEPARTURES.

ACADEMY OF DENIGN.
our humorous critic visit, the exhibition OF the Amen
can Water color Society and serves up certain gem
thcrcirou ou ahali-shc IN to-lnorrow's
SUNDAY MERCURY.
Al 1--WE cENrs FOR TIE cnILEcrInN-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-26
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES.
I TUESDAY, FehrnarY 26. ISIS.

TUESDAY, February 25, 1879.
Government SecurHies.--Uuited, States 4k's,
105A bid: United States Is, 100 bid, 1908 asked:
State observation-disclosures consois, 81 bid, 55k
asked; Virginia consos. new. 40 bid, az asked:
Virginia fundable, 80 bid !; Virginia deferred. az
bid; Virginia tax-rcceiyable coupons, TIN bid, TN
asked.
city observation-disclosures city IS, j. and j.,
11s bid; Richmond city 6's, J. and j., l034 bid,
l04 asked; Petersburg city 6's, +. and A., 100
asked: Petersburg city SIS. ITO asked; Petersburg
Lynchburg city 9's, j.. aud j., l IL bid; i.ynch
burg city 6's, j. and j.. 100 bid; Norfolk city
water 6's. NJ and N. 1144 bid; fredericksburg city
rs, NJ s9d * 1857 hid; Manchester bridge Sc,
BILE, Ii. and S.. "a asked.
Railroad Bonds:-Chesape,ke and Ohio Railroad
6's gold, NJ. and n, 40 bid: Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage S's, j. and J., 105 asked Petersburg
Railroad second mortgage s,s, J. and j., 35 asked;
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage
SIS, 4. and o., LOG bid; Richmond, Fredercks-
j., 10l bid; Richmond, Eredericksbnrg and Poto-
mac Railroad mortgage rs, J. and j., 100 bid:
Orange and Alexandria Railroad second 1Dortgage
6's, j. and j., 80 bid Orange and Alexandria Rail-
mont Railroad first mortgage SIS, A. and o., 103
bid.
Railroad Stocks.-Chesareake aud Ohio Rail-
Railroad 100 par, - asked; Richmond, Trete.
ricksbrrg and Potomac Railroad SIX per cen'. guar
anteed, 100 par, II bid: Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guar
anteed, 100 par, 90 bid; Connection Railroad soct,
70 par, 60 bid !; Richmond and Danville Railroad.
100 par, "a bid, Sc asked.
Bdnk StockS.-Natioual Bank of Virginia, 100
par, S7k asked; Citizens BJnk. 25 par, 2lH asked.
Insurance Companies.-Vlrgnia Fire and Ma
rinc, % par, 30 bid, 81 asked; Virginia State, 25
par, 81 Bit; Merchants aud Mechanics, 100 par, SO
asked City, 100 par, 30 bid; Granite, 100 par, 80
asked.
| Jtscellaneous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, 70 bid.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LONDON, February 25.-All accounts agree
as to the utter collapse OF the strike OF the
coal-heayers and dock laborers at Liver
pool.
LIVERPOOL, February 25.-The Manches-
ter markets are heavy and depressed in all
branches. Cotton sales include $500 bales
of American. ....a....- '...'
Entente Cordiale Between Russia and
= Turkey, DE. 49,. ''
LONDON, February 25.-The limes's cor
respondent at Vienna says: "Qute new
spirit has been infused into the Turco- Rus
sian relations. This is especially noticeable
in the tran sactions relative to the evacua-
tion OF Turkish territory. Both sides seem
to vie in friendliness. The Russian propo-
sails relative to the details were so fair that
they were almost Immediately agreed to.
The impression is confirmed that the Rus
slams themselves were anxious to leave"
A special dispatch to the Times from
Constantinople says:
.sAustria and Turkey continue to hold
most conciliatory language, and declare
themselves most anxious to come to q mu-
tually satisfactory arrangement relative 10
a convention; but neither show any symp-
tom Of yielding on one essential point
viz, whether or not there is to be any eS-
press declaration CnaC Tue oeSupatioh v,
Turkish provinces is entirely provisional
and temporary" :. :;
A detailed report Of Bismarck's speech IN
the Reichstag, in the debate on the Austro-
German treaty OF commerce, contains the
following relative to his commercial poncy:
sit is nv duty to stick to my convictions.
That IL how mean to act; and II i do not
obtain immediate success, / shall try again.
That is all.o 100
Queen Victoria About to Visit the CcN-
tluenf.
ROME, February 25.-The Itdltd news"
paper( reyives the report that Queen Yicto-
ria will visit the continent this spring.
going first to Italy, where she will spend
Some time al Baveno. She Will aiterWard,
ii saws, visit Eoburg and Dafmstadf.
ss4a Turkey. 49,
CeSsrASTIxopLE. February 25.-The
Porte has telegraphed; Safreb Pasha, the
Turkish ambassador at Paris, accepting, IN
principle, the modification OF the scheme oil
M. de Tacqueyilie for the administrator, OF
customs. The Porte promises TO send
circular to the Powers notifying them OF
|irs reIinquishmeut OF the control OF inc aa-
ministratien OF customs. tsat So.
'sTtaiy has nut forward a claim TO equai
representation with England and France on
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,s,,,nSeuce OF tie RtchTnonos piste'SS,i..11 +
Icorr0'l0ns'' @'s FEBRUARY Is, 1879. Sd
-. !. rsma,ns Of Mr.. Thomas ~. sheiton !
Inc IA In baltimore on the 2ls6 insssh.s
VINO NM nvried here Yesterday win Ma s,.nse
were oo wayshipful-Master t. w. fsa.iS ssss
honS Sns,;ng the ceremonies. ane a .eea'
ceneu ,lsce from the presbytersahn s ssop,
TOOK Wv ". Dame assisting Rev. NJ n.a sias
keS. the services. Ar. Shet'on was oso o,,cs
TN us ~ Or. II. II. Robinson, anu was o"e'
OF .sSed In business here. ,..,. r,r,,,
Rss. p. A. Peterson, of the Main-s.iess
nsthodist church, preached TWO selnoas
iss, sunday on 1.-THE stage as an ha a,S ),
lAs' Tho Theatre as Schoo! OF Morals.
OF; LUZ mr. THOMAS w. Sydnor, who b:
hss, - v,sir to the family OF Captain w.
pee" p "I his sou-in-law. preached at
Z P p church on Sunday night from
tse oap' 8. Rebo,d the Lamb OF God, which
tne 49, s,,,or the sin OF the world"
'ah Tsn I 1"Siss az The Presbyterian church
Ing ," Tomorrow highland dinner
sNoG Srd for the purpose OF making d
on ,.-ihn,;on to the building fnna OF tue
en Rev George W. Dame, OF the Ep,seopa Il
NV. o;vas IN an open letter this morning
cnu'. .'hstonca of his charge TO his chaEcn on
the su o"n,,;ne of Lent and the regulations ior
the observance Oh II. ,t ooroht
NIL, ]. Young on the 23d instant cIusS
hoaver on the plantation OF MI. W. :.
potion. which is about two miies DOW .n1
- The trap used was the common steef-
NV THE beaver weighed thirty-two
Wy" ,;nds His tail was about twelve incneS
Iong and six inches wide. 49,,
epllns ALPHA.
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uOLMAN'S LIVER-PADS
REMEDY!
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE

THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
BEDFORD (VA.) ALUM AND IEOS SpGiEGS.
49, EsTABLIsHED TwEHTY-sIZ YEARS.
Eficiency proved by sexual results In ;loi>nEis 81
cases Of Dyspcps 81. Debility, Dis:ses Peculiar 10
Women, Chronic DiarrhCcl, Heaiacne. Scroi la ana
c.utanesus Affections. Sore ThrolL and III Etflt,
Chills and Malarial Fever. Extracts froi" tcssi-
- Best remedy for Infammatory Sore Thrfat aid
Diphtheria ever used by meas hJ'c icahH ai'Efa
practice of forty years ~ thic. n,trH!,ss'
and feDrifuge preferable to chlorai or path n
'''" -e'i p. A. SIFFERl,. u. D., SO.
"After practice OF many years have i9rnd no
remedy equal 10 Bedford Alum and Iron ,f!iass
Water and Mass for Chronic disease ana d. el9e3
peeu''@t John p. MErTEAUR, n. D., Ii. 10. VI.
Successfully used in Dyspepsia ard CHIC
A'''f' Pr" Prof sAM'L JACKSON. N; D., Uniy. Of Pa.
Surprising any remedy s ,9at far yo,rs
IN nv nractice" til. WALKER, N. d.. Va.
!" After AL experience of near thirty .ears ia"e
fopnd no treatment equal to this water ana Inas or
ucrn,,ia. Gn;anoous Affections, GlanduIar Deran-e-
mcm Chronic !rrita,tons cf The Diaddcr, hlohe!''
and Urelhra; Liberation, snd certain ios,niH nSS'
| prISrss:, VA MEDICAL MONTHLY.
Used with unparalleled success 'a a SRsnS
''laiafia' 'e'st' Ex.vcc-president Ga. Med. Asso.
"ENTiRELY crRED or cMILLs AMP FE Ey " hs
Directions analy Is. aud full PROOF OF all c!ss@ed
sent with each package.
dozen half gallon bottles; IS for hTsraon demi.
Mass. SO cents and 81 per bottle; $3.50 and %
Full proof or all Claimed sent free upon appiics-
tlon, Liberal terms TO dealers !nyaiids are accom-
saess = Dss + re aes 81 ri ns
p-ss Sidby : POLK MILLER co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-26
BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK. February 25.-Cotion firm: sales,
563 bales rnidding uplanhs, SIC; mddinS Or
leans, 9Kc. Flour slightly in buyers favor, with
Whca,-Ungraded winter red. S1.0SMSl .l2%: No.
winter red Sl.09A. Corn without decided chang.
closing dull and heavy. Oats fully lie. higher: 33%
Rio in cargoes, quoted at &c.: job lots, laGl
1913 Sugar unchanged and quiGt relncd hoont
dY ana guetS s5anaatu crsbc &C.
uuict and uoullnalIy unchanged. Rice IN moderate
lequcst and steady. Rosin hrm and quiet A. 81 AZ
onencd steady and closed dull in buyers favor;
mess. spot. s9.7O@s9.75; old and new quoted al
sli@sl2 50 April new sS oS F Maes o nI,i
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February 25.-Floar quiet, strong.
and without change. Southern wheat quiet aud
steady; western strong and steady; southern req,
fios@sGs rcS qmsfE No. r Ms
r Winter red, spot sii08:l March Sill
Anrii, $I.1I2@$l.l2. Southern corn firm Tor
white, dull Tor yellow; western dI,l s0ns,e ena
s Mess posfS1od iG' new sio7s@sii 81 4
meats,Loose SHOULDERS &c: Seag rio S Msn
lOc Lard unchanged. Butler quiet ana uncnapSeo'
Coffee dull aud lower; Rio. carSoes. lO.s@i DC.
Whlskey dul! and lower at Sl.O7E. sugar quiet
A. ''-'' '''V9'|vC; CINCINNATI. ..-.
CINCINNATI, February 25.-Flour quiet but firm
Wheat strong and higher; prime TO choce dea
al O30Sl .O5. Corn III good demand ut 34m56c
oats strong at 10000. Rye quiet but firm al OZd
sac. Barley quiet and unchanged. Pork qaiel
held at SiO.25m$IO.50. Lard quiet; steam, So t
bid: SS rs asked Bulk meats quiet: shoulders heit
at $3.50 cash, sales at 81 seller May; snort rip
Is. lO@S5.123 short clear, SO 20. Bacon s'eau!
and In good demand; shoulders, Axe. clear rin
SIC; clear sides, SIC. Whiskey s,eady ana IN lal
demand at Sl.03. Coffee quiet aud unchanged
Sugar steady and unchanged. Hogs fairly actve ah
n Shade higher; common, S3.25Q$3.S0i packing
S4.I5@$4.40.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. February 25.-Fiopr firm and M
Corn dull; whire, sec; mixed. 34kc. oats IN fai
demand; white, 27c.; mixed, Zoe. PROVISION
strong. with advancing tendency. Pork, $40. 75G
81. Lard strong; choice leaf in tierce, TIC.
Choice leaf In kcg, 21c. Bulk-meats strong: shout
ders, &c: clear rib, 5Ac.; clear sides, 51c., 70
loose. Bacon strong: shoulders, 44c.: clear rit
5!s6l5Sc.; clear sides, 53Gs5sc.: sugar.cured ham:
S4@g3c. Whiskey firm at $1.03.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February 25.-Flour puchanget
Wheat slow and easier: No. Q red fall. SI.0lSG
81 O2 cash, 81 0lH@aS March. 81 .o3 as1 .03I
April, 81. 04as@s$t OAK May; No: req fall, SOC
bid. Corn frmer and slow at 32H8321c. cash
Whiskey firm ut 81 .o6. Pork firm n $40 80
Lard steady at $3.50. Bulk.meats very slow: car
lots of short rib, s4.974@$5.1O. sweet-pickies
hams range from z to Sc.