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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-10
PETERSBURG

10y REVENUE RECEIPTS AITTSG FOR
M f hs'', serTIEHENT OF, THE TAS--ENpoRTs
ia" rsn.cco-coTTo REcEfpTs.--4 RICH
Or asn DRUMMER ARRESTED ROBBERY in
eh'S..,nadence OF the Richmond Dispaich.l
to'''> FsBRuARY ,lS79.
rne Internal revenue collections in the
NV s.hnrg district for the week ending to-
mounts to SlI,349.69. As soon as the
o9 s,sw-taS question is settled in Congress
feoI"aolRctious viii be largely increased, as
tS revenue receipts In the district are
tss,lv from the sale OF tobacco stamps. It
q h'tsaI;eyed also II the tax is reduced to six.
-, Zen, cents that number OF the factories
. Nsa have long been Idle IN this city will
r mn operations, and the amount OF the
!L,s,s sn srticle be greatly increased,
''S Tic amount OF manufactured tooacco eN-
,nrtsa in bond from this CITY ourlhg tue
i, ma ending to-day was 1i6,a0a pouhus'
"S Tbn cotton receipts for Tue wees PEI n sne
pGtersburr railroad We're 5Si pales' !, an Nv
-s~eints Of tobacco, botE OF hossneaGs au ,s
i.oset are increasing, aud the ahiasAes :. .
Srmer for the better grades. n,a,
Mt r. NJ. Harris, a drummer ioI N.Y. .sn
- horse. was to-day arrested DS .ne
nth. Constable on the charge OF Sen.ns
h's G. hr sample without a license: He was
:;ood en - 70 the April term OF the Hastings
Comrt for trial, and bail aliowea IN tae : sun ~
CoS Saoo ~, wb,cb he hos net yet furnished: r
VI Ths mill Of MessrS. T. D. stewart y 20,
:. 1 r rs ss county, near Ettrick, was
N Sn, ;n.o las, night and robbed OF guam
o ORC. ~ f, .M and meal. The tools by means
IL. oi a On entrance was forced were stolen
o. 9.o NTH" the adjoining planning factory OF Mr.. e.
lEoul w ROBIN ADAIR.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, February 8, 1872.
SALE5-390 Virginia tax-reeeiyable coupons al

Tx. ...
Government sseurities.-Unfted States AIS,
105a bid; AS, LOO bid. 00S asked.
STATE Secur!ttes.-Virgina cons0ls. OAK bid, SO
asked: Virginia conSols. new. 37H bid, 3S asked ::
Virginia fundable- 26 bid; Virginia deferred.
bid. asked; Virginia interest certificates, bid;
Virginia Unreasonable coupons, 76H bid, Tx
asked. -. :,
city Securities.-Rlchmond city ga. J. and T..
lis bid Richmond city .6's, j. and j., 103 bid ;
Petersburg city S's. F. and A., 100 asked; Peters
burg city Ss. F. and A., LOG bid asked Peters
burg city SIS, special lax, J. and D., 1O7 bid:
city water SIS, NJ. and ~, 113 bid. -
Railroad Boads.-Vlrglnia Central Railroad
first mortgage S. j. and j., 92 bid; Virginia Cen
trai Railroad third mortgage 6S j. and j., 80 bid;
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage
6's; j. and j., 90 bid; Virginia and Tennessee
kailrCad third mortgage IS. j. and j., lG2h MD ;
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage
rs. j. and j.. 9Sk bid: Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage 8's J. and j., 100 bid, los asked; Rich
mond and Petersburg first mortgage S's. A. and o..
105 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad second
mortgage rs, M and N, 90 bid; Richmond Frede-
rictsburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage S's, j..
and D.. 10l bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
bid; Richmond and Dauvilc Railroad consolidated
mortgage S's. a. and o., 102 bid.
Rditroad Stocks.-Chesapcake and Ohio Rail-
road, 100 par. $125 bid Richmond and Peters,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad six per cent.
guaranteed, 100 par, II bid: Richmond Freder-
lcksbrg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guar
anteed, 100 par, 90k bid 92 asked; Richmond
Bank TockS.-State Bank Of Virginia, 100 par
| 73 bid; Union Bank of Richmond, so par, 40 bid
| Citizens Bank. 25 par, 2IA asked.
| Insurance C0mpnntes.-Vlrginia Fire and Ma.
~ bid; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, So
asked.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
-. England.
THE. CATTLETRADE.

! LONDON, February s.--A committee OF
the Cattle Trade Association at Liverpool
i'm order to avoid interruption to trade, have
offered to erect the, necessary lairage and
abattoirs to comply: with the requirements
OF the Priyy Council It is believed, how
over, that in consequence OF the growing
imDortance OF the trade to the port OF Lir-
erpool, either the authorities OF the corpo.
ration OF The Dock. Board will undertake
thes work. LAH arrivals OF cattle from
I America since the steamer Ontafio's cargo
has been found entirely free from disease.
| The severity OF the weather, therefore, 1t is
! believed caused the outbreak in that IN
stance. Tie British Government ic, under
fthe circumstances. not inclined 70 interfere
with the importation of cattle from Amert
%, nToyided there ii adequate inspection
6efore shipment and provision OF the ~
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CAMPBELL COUNTY.
AHARD WINTER-T0BACCoF FEVER, dC.-oTHEV
MATTERS. ..
fCorrnspoudence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

,yARD wlNTER-ToBACCOF FEVER, 6C.-oTHER
MATTERS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
FEBRUARY Z, 1879.
We have had terrible winter up here.
md everything looks bleak and dreary. II
the ground bad been covered with coat OF
snow. il would not have suffered so much,
but rs il is. the wheat fields and winter,
oat fields present bleak aad barren appear
ance. How they may 'scome out" is a
question OF time. The planters are making
poor Roadway in burning plant-lands and
preparing for another crop OF tobacco; but
tobacco is selling so low, l believe the
planters would not be sorry il there were
general failure in the crop, as by that
means they might at least receive pay
for the cost Of production. AS it
is, many OF them who used fertilizers will
not sell their crop for as much as it cost
to produce them. But, notwithstand-
ing the low price OF tobacco, we are blessed
up here in having plenty to eat and all eat
ables Iow-corn, $3.50 to So; -four, 81 to Sc;
b2con, $40 to IS; oats, so to 70 cents, and
other things in proportion. -,.....
The people of The county care little about
the canal or railroad. so they get good
price for their tobacco. The views promul-
gated by your valuable paper meet the views
OF the best people in this section on the SUBJ
iect Of the canal and the public debt, and,
indeed. on al! subjects Of State policy.
was in Lynchburg yesterday and last
night, and found the people Of that ancient
and billy city perfectly carried away with
their new Opera-H ouse, Academy OF Music,
or whatever they intend to call it. Call it
what they may. it is very beautiful house
and was crowded last night. If they could
get Booth there believe he would run the
people OF that city almost crazy.
Lynchburg has certainly taken new
start. and the tide of empire is going east,
and il you don't stop her The first thing you
know she will capture Richmond. The new
Earket-house has been built down town.
Hancock built his fine Opera-House down
town, and now the Pace Brothers are going
to cover whole plantation with ware
house down town; and, besides, under
stand there is to be free bridge built across
DANES river at the lower end Of the city.
LEncbbGs is certainly growing place.
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DANVILLE.
aa..noroopce of the Richmond Dispatch.l

,c,r,csnopdence Of the Richnonu Oispatch.I
iC''s'S''"N FEBRUARY s, 1879.
rhs new ;ail Is now ready for use. Total
.ost sbout slo,15O. Better arrangements
tor the safe keeping OF prisoners couid
ha1dly be imagined. The stone was CD
tened I from The quarry near LynchnurS
,rnrked BY John d. Kelly, and the doors
and windows are OF chilled iron, and were
made at the Tredegar Works, after the cele-
brated Cook & Heath patent. The mouse
WAS built BY Danvile contractor, Mr.. D. b.
Lev. and was planned by the City Engineer
Captain c. a. Ballou. -
Messrs. Jesse Adams & GO. (Mr. ADAMS
N Amhersn have contracted for the build
inc and equipment Of the narrow-gauSe
railway from Wards Spring, on the Mid
land railroad. in this county, to ROCKY
Mount, the capital OF Franklin county.
The work is to be done by the 1st OF De-
cemher next.
Cap,an Z. D. EXall, formerly OF Rich
moud, has been appointed the superintend-
ant OF the Milton and Sutherlin Narrow
Gauge railway, headquarters at Milton, and
has been serving for some weeks very ac-
ceptably 10 Major Sutherlin, the lessee Of
the said road.
The weather has been warm and cloudy
ior several days. ALPHA.
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The Cattle Exportation.

New YORK, February S.-Gcorge c. Tai.
fey, of Washington Market, one of the lead
ing cattle-shippers to Europe, received q
private dispatch from the agent Of his firm,
dated London to-day, in which he states
"The British Government have issued an
order forbldding live cattle from the United
States to land at ports Of the Kingdom after
the 2Sth instant" This practically is
an embargo on the American cattle trade
with Great Britain, and will cause much loss
to shippers on this side.
The freight steamer Australia, Of the An
Choir Line, which sailed to-day. took out
nearly 200 head Of picked western cattle
and COO sheep. About 200 head OF cattle
were to have been shipped in the Erin, of
the National Line, to-day, but owing to an
accident to her rudder-post she'will not sail
until Thursday.
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Tournament i'm Isle of Wight County.

SAlTHFlELD, eDruaEy /, 1919. F.
Editors Dispatch: A tournament gotten
up by the young men Of Smitbfield came of
Yesterday. There were between thirty and
thlFty-hre knights. The judges were j. o.
THOMAS, u. {. Goodrich, and Colonel E. NJ.
Morrison.
The successful knight was DR.. George r.
niover, OF Nansemond, who crowned as
Queen Miss Mamie Eley, of the same coun-
y; Mr.. Fred. w. Randolph, OF Isle Of
mlsht, was second best, and crowned Miss
Iaffie Pegram, OF Surry, first Maid OF
Honor; Mr. j. w. Aston, of Isle of Wight,
was third best, and crowned Miss Eva Chap
man, OF same county, second Maid OF
honor; Dir. Earnest G. Goodrich crowned
MISS Maggie Chalmers, OF Smithfeld, third
Maid OF Honor.
K. Z. Boykin, Esq, made the address to
meningitis in eloquent and beautiful lam
guage; and our young friend and county
man ). Henning Nelms made the coronation
address, which did him great credit consid-
tflhg bis youth and inexDerience. Full
, me-, brass band enlivened the occasion
VIVA music, and the ball was kept up till
n nyds,y morning. Everything passed of,
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ny Te3eS1npA.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February S.-Cettes s,fet and
steady: sales: 23l bales apzsd.~ 8 9-fSc.: Or
leans; ll-l6e. Flour quiet ana price, without
@$l.OS for migrated winter. Corn-New. &c.
buyers favor; SOC for No. j. Pors more active and
HIGHER closing very slrongM 80 for old, $1,000 for
active and steady. Rice irsiet and steady. Molusses
quiet nnd unchanged. Islenline firm ut soc.
Rosln steady al Sl.4OCGSl. Ar Frelghts duh.
| BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE. February S.-Cotton ARA and high
er: middling. 9Ec. Flour quiet and steady. Wheal-
Southern firm and quiet; Observation-Disclosures light ;
81 .06@Sl.07; No q Pennsylvania red. 81. 06!; NO.
western winter red. spot and February, sl.06s
Southern active and frmer for white ,lnif for yell
low: western quel and show for mixed; trmer for
steamer; southern white. f54laf5ac.; yellow, 434
4316G44c.: April, 4t1c.: May, 44Xc.: steamer,
&c. Oats firm; southern and Pennsy lruna, 500
$500. Hay dull ans nominalv steady. Provisions
quiet and easy aud not guota6fy lower Butter
GI7c. Egcs QUIET aud easier: fresh, 26@2sc.:
| packed ! S@ zoe. Coffee quiet and lower; Rio ear
goes lla@l5ac Whisky dull Lat It sl.osE Sugar
LOUISVILLE. ..
LOUISVILLE. February s.-Flour Arm and un-
| changed; Wheat steady: red. 93c.: amber and
L
Csc. Provisions excited and higher. Pork, 400
$1O.25. Lard higher; choice leaf. tierce. 81 26;
choice leaf. kegr 1925. Buk-neats higher; should
| ers, 34@3&c.: clear rio. 44694Ac.: clear sides,
| 4LM5c. Bacon higher, scarce and IN good demand
shoulders. 4mEsc: clear rib 5Shfh'sc. clear sides,
/. 5k95Ac. Hsns-Sugar-euRed, S@9c.
CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI. February S.-FIour dull and UNI
changed. Wheat dull ut 94M95c. Corn nominally
Oats sead ask s
| strong: shoulders, 1866; short rib. T5.76. Bacon
sirong shoulders, 4ac; short rib. 5h,Gy5hc; short
clear. 5fe.. Whiskey steady a. S1.02. Butter dull
| and dropping. Sugar In good demand: yellow car-
| fled, StGS3sc:: New Orleans. 6a@6He. Live hogs
steady and firm; pausiaig, S3.90MS4.l0-
| ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February, s.-f,our-An advance
higher; No. 9 red fall: 95t@953e. cash. 95Sc.
| February. 96Is@P gage. MARCH,. 97tiT sTac. April.
| Corn active and higher demand chiefly spcnl3.
tive No. 2 mixed, 30'Ic. cash. Oats active and
/ higher demand chiefly speculative: No. 2, 23!Ea>
| 23Sc. cash. Whlskev steady ot s1.04. Pork
higher: sa.75 cash; SO, 90@sl3 April. Lard firm
nv $500 asked. Bulk ms1ts higher ana nrnye:
shoulders SO. E5(4$3.5G cash: clear rib, "a. 65@
Si.70 cash. HaGon strong and higher; clear RID,
! SIC. .s..f
CHICAGO. February S.-FOur steady and un-
fchanccd Wheat fairly active And shade higher |;
tNO.2 Chicago spring. SZasc. cash, 389Ssyc. March,
| S94c. ApgiE Corn STEADY, and arm 314e. cash.
Oats FIRM and unchanged Pork active firm. and
Lard active firm. and higher: $G.65 cash: Bulk
Inears STRONG and higher: shoulders. $500: short
rib. $3.50; short clear, $500. Whiskey steady ut
| S1.04,
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EXTRAORDINARILY.

~ Es IA 81 g2x0csgsexs sc. II ~ y
r SadaT az sssar rs-sas exc.s
s,si i hos-round: 7a7Hc. Yirainia hs;na, isrec.
saiSa. % n.'s lesa
ire ssfss hoops !Eis,n;ss ne hoops
sssss if' oap s.,,.s.,s three
i a. soe., ~ COMMON l11sc.. ratr I20l
s Sse a haaaass s,ssysa 100
saassss: A n candles set.
Saesss PINE p a c;tt;ng 49, ie: tallawi4e.
westsra prime catt,ng saa com a1s,aern sna
E1Slis.. dairy; ls@goc.; P,nsappie. a5c
Pfsh: Herrt19s--N ortnt aroisl,a No. iea, A .o.
Worth Caroffna cross, 34@a4.6f - Norrf aaro.
linz roe, IN 'f:narrels. s4as425 = oias.srs,-
No. Bay, GIG !: No: 2. In oarrcls, -siliSI: no. 8
ma. 81 Ssegse: NO In kits $685. 40. z. In
| 'lSoa.sss. Common syrup aoeshcsSs. 1ee.s
| 3S@zscs 2 aaaen; New Orleans. prime. 4Oa55c. "
| SsFs L,.srpGol, from store, also Ground
iSagng: Crushed. osc.: powdered, sxc,: arsuu.
Esos: s re a.: cut ioaf. los. Porto REQ. Dc.
8oas: Gesamon, .o@7c-; best washing. 7fssc
toilet. a5@g9c. and fancy prices cruntry. aenoc
!mperiats sl.lo@sI.oe; empower, sl.45ai.S3
|. 90 ) Hfsss. Leather. ae., E,.
ains. lsasse: wet saset ia ne; wei saited calf.
IeatGs1:: Sole ssat,ru oaE. seasoe: cole leather
ss,s hsa a S ssss,, osps esrnsss s
sEans, Frenn- siesg . D. /; rough sairtins. -
2TTl, q frers- ssees, rsaiss. &c. 7
IRON: American re,.nea. Ola DOMINION. ga
o. 2-10c. - Hs; Essfssa ana American sheet. SO
Ss sw VIssa css sssa 4 sssasss
warm-blast cnzugoei. a2s@sss; PeArsy1van,a ans
thrscite- s2ot9a2g: Teys yirrtn,a eoke.s2Itas23
arn-that Is te1-oslm7: oiner Ezes extra. :,
Pt1agh-cassf~Ss: wholesale, De-; retail A@
ROBE: afunIs,a. ss,s. zsms g.: ,aaU. ose,,. ~
Bags: Mike spcsca, Nsc.: white, zsac.: woollen.
10 LtsDass. Wines. ae.
Ae: Scotch, bet brands, rAnts se@s2.25 q.
Brandies: Domestic sl.a5ase; fink. s1.loa
y1! .a;o, apn ,si ss sS sH5ass oS aszsSsS;
ga; yirgnia morsascr., new, ss@ss.sO, Id
Gin: Domestic. S1-ETa$2: imnorted, 80 a case.
Hstp England Ruxs. S1.Sft1&1.6G.
Seetueed WhisHevs: MARKET quiet: proof. 51.25.
lumber slaves. ks-
Lumber: White oas.sp2S*l5 {, I.oN0: Western
Sl3@s85 = 1000: rrtiJw nssfe boards. sEaSI3:
!oist sl0@sl4: accogyiing To lengths shin.Ies-
f,o tSoo' h"'n'-Sp'"' - sawed s'"o@Si'S'
Staoes: whIskey- bay,esAnb~rrree
timber. sSGs5 q 1910. Fiour.t,ssrs, sos,, IS.
hosshead-hoops. Zoe. ESsundas:
Powder. she's. 40.
Fuse; TOYS mining: 3so!Ssl.25 leo feed.
Grindstones: :. ii@sHc. q ID. ~
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49, = -.
CURED lairage as Liverpool To put them II,
position TO meet such cdses az the Or.
tario,s. 1T is not believed that slaughter OF,
the quays will be enforced when no disease
exists. Gentlemen In the; trade soy fllatuu
der these conditions American shippers
need not fear any iHt. fference with business.
France. sti 97ig i.
PARIS, February s.-The delivery OF the
lottery prizes commences Wednesday next.
Articles not claimed by the 18th Of May
will be sold, but the proceeds can be cIaim.
ed any time within year. II 81 asf.i5.f
LONDON, February S.-Tbe Pail Mil f5tz-
zefts. correspondent at Rome telegsaphs Gag
dinal Guibert, Archbishop of paris. ID ex.
peeled here shortly. The Cardinal reports
his Interview with President Greyy as cor
DIAL bot says che Radicals will insist upon
the separation OF the Church and State.
..5iia Germany. Y st:
I .,5f.uql TIE SnsULIEE CONVERTS. ,48
{ BERLrx, February S.--Twenty-two hum
dF<d Catholic ladies' OF The Rhine have pc
titioned The Emperor against The suppress
sion OF UrSufine converts OF homework
and Thrwailey. Il is believed that the ses-
SION OF, the Reichstag which opens on We'd
nesdsy next Will be very stormy. lgl. !
-. Eabcr grorsEpzes re Essisna.
LW1RrOoL, February 9.-The Nevada,
annouDeed to saiE to-day for New Yoraki.
will. nos take her departure on account OF
the labor strike. A troop OF dragons pa.
faded tta line OF docks this morning. Sew
eraf sailisG vessels, which were advertised
for departure to-day, have been detained, it
being impossible to obtain sailors for them.
- sr,."HTI" FL TEhe Rnassur .arJl IN e5-.g
ST.. PETERSBURG, February SIT is OFFS
cially annoanced that there have been no
cases OF plague at Astrachan since the stb
instant Arrangements are being made for
cemeteries for the intermens OF
persons sucerunbing to the epidemic.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

SATURDAY, February s, 1874,
Country Produce.
ApDLes: Sl.75@s2.5O q barrel. s3
,Bsesiyar: 22c. Il ID.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 15@1sc.; fair
|" t Eopa' a l 4sa5oc. p bushe for country.
Dried Fruit: Apples. 2(G3c.; neaches. peeled,
5@Sc.; unpeelcd, 2G3c.; cherrles, 1910 1854 q d.;
blackDcrrieS, &c.
Eggs: III barrels, BIC. p dozen: in crates 9i@
Fathers: Prime hve-goose, 35@4oc.; common.
206930c.
E@y: Vlrginia timothy, $4,000; clover and
mixed. IoG50c. .... ..
Potnfoes: irish. Z, barrel, s2@$2. d. ...'
Lard: Country. 6G6Sc.
Rus: G5GD70c. 3 bushel. ....
S SaIe% ;,tr riitHt; 35t@4oc. .
InLI0lp: 5tdjiEc. = II.
IFoot: Washed. 2642Sc-: un'yaSnet: i7Aihc-
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc. g..
| .reuent:. Rose..dale. $50 q tarrel.
Line: Asricur' s@sl0c. Dusnel; bncS tan
ishirsl. Sl.l5; Cleans Falls, $4,000:
Piaster: Lump, $500; gsoulid, IS; caicihsd
' Far Large size. &3.25@&s.5O.
....f,. ra. sH DRY Goaas. -
.Bro,0a sheet,aa0s an d Ss.rttngs: A. Manshes.
ter, &C.; Manchester 59e.; MaHsnssseEi ;t 6sc'
James River. Age; "A sSraniteVi'ee 7e.; sFanite.
lille &C.; A Kockhri.ics 6Ac.: Il Enckhride 5sc
| "A w. Conestoga. 7c.. 6. Concstoaa. 6Ea.: 4 IL
Conestoga. G4c.i l0-s geperilL 25c.; lo-a CITY,
| 22;sc.: Cotton-yarnS, Soc.
Bleached GhiTtts.ls and Shestfn9s: A VAN
sutta, 10Ec.: 4-4 Aasonyllle, So: "A RockCate
SxGndale. 7e":s ID s6ela. H.: a~s Amoskeas
s5c.; Whitestone. sAc.; y Isfnsiey 49,; S Sc
.eTsorsssh, Ike: To- Waitsan. BE; 1o~i CITY
Srotoa .Drisss: PETERSBURG 6Ye.; Gransteyilla
&c.. RockhriCse, \. &c.: IA, SIC.
Corset Jeoas:. Pavonia, &c.; AmoskeaS. 1Oc.
Denfms : Harlem, l2yc,; Rosson Steam Mills. Sc
mond &C.; Sprague: sisc.: Manchestex, &c. /; Wash
inxton. &C.,; Hamitsn> &c.; Merrlrnaex. a4cs; Alai
l9ry, &C.. Oriental, Pacific, &C.; Arnold, &C.; har
| 1hony. 4tc.; WamSrtta- fc.
| Cam6rics. J, Rice. 5ke.; Easlisa. &c. r-s,E
Drugs. Dyestsiis. oils, sec. l,,r
! 1icoios $3.50 =, gallon. ac,,s.t.J
Concentrated Eye: SS.a58s4 . case o. fou
dozen. ,ze---, f-z
/ Cop1eras: 24c. - Zsl
l. Gocafnssst. soc. q D.
ETtrac. of Log,oood: 1861 IL ~ ~
Iladtce: Sl@s1.lo. -, = = Sss9,y $3.50 ii ,.sy48
!. o.;se Iinsesd, zoe: machine. sIdsi.75 spsrr
i AZ. o5; whale, epc,; Straits. 43G0oc.; Laarador
u cd on. JDG 60c. ;sard, 65c,: sweet, 50 . dozen
;est salad. $3.50 castor. y140 q gallon virginia
ubricasing, S0Ga50c.s kercsene, l2se, essh' . ga
Race Ginger.g1 0c. -. 80. -. -, 49,, IL
$50 Soda: SAL. ea@a2s.; Ia kegs; Ensiisa soda sc.
Sptrsss' TmrDesttn ACE.
{ ~ q F9reisR Egstts and Gsnas. j tts3
Gs ;ssS; aSssss i; q box. al
" Oranges; $s.SQSss.
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The Trade OF January.

ST. LOUIS, February S.-The Journal Of
Commerce Of this city publishes to-day in
@rviews with about one hundred leading
businessmen regarding the trade OF Janu-
airy as compared with the same month OF
last year. 4 large proportion OF those coz
suited, including representatives OF every
branch OF business, report material increase
OF business, particularly manufacturers.
Nine tenths OF those interviewed believe
that the business for the present year will
be much better than it has been for three
vaors post
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February -Toon.-Siocks strong
Money on call. 1ES12A per cent. EXchange-I.O ng
1854; short, Assn. State hon'Is eull. Governments
lower.
Ersntng.-Moncy, 2@2H per cent. Exchange
4S5H@4S6. Governments lower new SIS, l04as
States dull.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, February S.-The following Is the
weekly statement of The associated banks: Loan.
increased $4,038,S09: specie decreased 1884,
600; legal tenders decreased S2.913,40 de.
posts increased S16S,lO0; circulation decreased
$4,000; reserve decreased S3.739,425.
The banks now hold $l4, 137 1875 in excess Of le-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE, February s.-Virginia 6's, old. 90
deferred, IL: consols, 54a: second series, 37H
past-due coupons. 76h. Bid to-day.
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Crimes and e;asualties..

SUICIDE OF AN ELoR4SG MARRIED MAN.
iCINCINNATI, February S.-Joseph L..
Heath, a prominent citizen OF Reed City,
Mich, and married. cloped with Miss
Phayer. Her father followed, overtaking
them at Kalamazoo. Heath drew revolver
to shoot him, but changing his mind, shot
himself through the heart. ,,s a...
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nary1and election Troubles.

i BALTIMORE, February SIN the United
States Circuit Court to-day Daniel Sullivan
was found guilty Of illegal voting at the late
congressional election and sentenced to pay
five dollars fine and costs, with twelve
months imprisonment. In tie same court
Charles Getzendanner, for haNing assaulted
q deputy United States mars al and colored
voter in the Sixteenth Ward at the same
election, was fined fifty Collars and costs,
with Imprisonment for twelve months.
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o. . II MURDERED BRIDE.--About6 O'Clock on
No. ns ''eaing otthe Goth instant George Guz-
Ts;, Asexiean, called upon Justice A. c.
I'LL, OF risaiia, at his office, armed with
cIs a incense, newly issued by the county
y, ~. n, ana desired TO be united in the bonds
ca, hiass'rimony to Theresa Porter, or Poras, sis
Gnie W hef friends. The ceremony was
a .,;,. performed and witnessed, the groom
far,u ms age as iorty-fye, and the bride as
e con on the morning OF the 21st o Mexi-
Iiaus-Sesus Mancinatis-caiieda upon the
", yaese and Informed him that the bride Of
80 nS hiSpt before had been stabbed with a
daaie ana was speeches., the house plum
;sap ana the husband gone. The prem
nc, ats we're visited, and the bride OF the eye
ing ing before was corpse at 8, O'Clock on the
.ss sag morning. There seems to- be.
, s,5 ground for the belief that the mar
INK, rs was made for. plumber, and success
s.! carried out. The feeling among the
nv, sash population is, intense against Guz-
Or, my, and quite 9 number Of the men are
on, t assisting the sheriff In a search for the
off osF'p = who, it is supposed, cannot be far
iny 3. le has stayed with The plumber miss
msda spa' The house. Every effort is being
Ee,ss l9r bis capture. tt8alia (l'al.s
= sd