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Coal and Wood,

CoAL--We quote Indian Nation at S. 80 per
ton delivered, or free on board; coke, S5c per
barrel Of one husdred pounds.
WooD- Oak, per cord, S2,75as3; pine, 81 %
delivered.
CHAECoAL-Sixty cents per barrel.
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PEAoHEs-2 pounds, sl,s5@S2.0O; pounds
2,2565s3 60 .G
fosAroEs--2 pounds, 81. 1891 go; 5 pounds
VI, 90(gS2 90.
BLACKBERRIks-xl 85@Sl IS.
CONSIST .50as %.
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Live stock

CArTLK-COrnfed, none; grass do yearlngs,
b5G$s; steers, from to years old, Slh9ss0;
barn cows, Sl5CGSlS.
stock, 8i0@s75; buggy horses, $6O@$lOO; sad
lie, $50 to sl2b.
MULRs-From fifteen to sixteen hands high,
b75 to sl40
HoGs-on foot, 8, 3>saic, for Inferior prime
pOrkcrs
MUTTON SuEEP-They are quotable at W 5o9sS
per head.
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Building Material.

BRroK--At the kilns 81 30 to $40.
SroNE-At the Dallas quarrles &c per cubic
foot. Laid In wall Ito.
LuMBER-Native rough pine $50 per thousand.
Dressed on one side, s!2 30; Flooring, tongu-
ed and grooved, ss5; Dressed Notwithstanding,
SO; Three-eighth tongucd and grooved ceiling,
$17 90.
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C0Tees and Teas.

CoFFEE-Rio, common, 14A@4S; Ordinary,
l54@l5A; fair, l5A@ 1874; good, lh@l6sl
prime, l6h@l7a; choice, 17h@l7'4; Lsguayra,
ta@l9; Java, 2S@l30c,
Young Tyson, 3s@42; oolong, 5oe8Oc Japan,
ldnstl 2OM2Nc
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PRAIRIE CBIoKENs-We qnete,at zoe. apiece.
RABBITS Per dozen, common 6Oc.i mule
cared, 81 20
SouIRRELs-Per dozen, 6Qc
CHICKENs-We quote 50, 80 for spring; for
grown, - 80.
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When you want neat Job of printing
isne, either plain or in colors, send your
orders to the HERALD Book AND jos PRINT
mo establishment
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IcnA IcnHi ENAli Feed

Ice in all quantities for family use at all
hours of the day. Feed of all descriptions,
the best in the market and as low as any, at
Pffer s. Co.'s, corner Elm and Sycamore
streets,
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Wagon WeOd.wOrk +.

SroKEs-From to 2'E inch, per set, xxx
select, 80; Xxx, s2.75.
SAWED FELLoEs-lk to ~, 30 per set.
BUGGY wHEELs-Sarven' patent, A, Z, C., 4
and Il grades, Ss to Sl4 per set
AxEs-Per box, one dozen, so.
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Grcen Fruit and Rcrries.

GRAPEs-l0 cts per pound.
PEACuxs-Per box, u.
ArPLEs-Per bushel, " %.
BLAcKBRRRIEs.- per quart, l0c.
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Found

That il you want to get frst-class arti-
Gle OF domestic and imported wine, 60 to
l.. Caperau, 600 Main street. California
wines ST. Is gallon.
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Butter and Eggs.

EGGs-Wholesale, 100; retail, loo. per
dozen.
BUTrEK-Country, choice Is; inferior l2hc (;
Western ana Kansas, choice 10; inferior l2hs.
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dry kips, free ofgrubs, Ike. grubb kips, l0c.
wet sailed, 100; green butcher hides, 61lc. {;
all damaged, wet or dry, half price; deer
SKINS SOc. sheep skins from loo. GgNc each
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DIR. ALEXANDER

No. SO2 North 5th ST., st. Louis, Mo,
Established IS40.)
uBALSAM OF HERBS' Is guaranteed
cure Spermstsrrhea or Seminal weakness In all
its various forms Restores loss, power and
Youthful yigor Price 50 90. Sent to any adj
dress. Circular on Private Matter" sent
Free. Address Dr. G. ALEXANDER, No. ss
North 5th street, St. Louis, Mo. Established
40 years.
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New IRIsu PorATons--Per bushel, 5O@eO; per
barrel, 81 80,
CRANBERRIRs None
RICE Wholesale Sl4 to So.
sALr--In barrel, 81 .65 to So. Liverpool In
sacks, So; line, 81 80 to W 10.
CRACKERs--Soda, xxx, % tot; xxx,
to IA Trade Mark, ~ to 8; Cream, 94 tolO;
Ginger Snaps, on to 10.
LEAD --S@sEc per lib.
Soar olive, 5lc perpound; Blue India, Ga
toGl.; Satinct, $50 to r{,0p. 4. J., Nhltenan
CO.'S Dallas Soap Works Pale Olive, DC;
Cambria, &c, per pOund.
BEANS Ito 4lac, per pound.
CANDLEs star, a tol3iac.
CHEEsE-Notq uotable,
SwgEr PorATors None in market no demand
HOM1NY AND GRITS-S 80 to 20 per barrel.
SAUER knAur None.
ONIoNs-Pef bar. II, none here
Coal Ou-Below are revised quotations 100
F. test: In car loads 500. per ,casei 100 case
lots 81 45c so can lots, ~ 80; ~ do d! $40 do,
50 90; do, 81 s.. In barrels 28c.
TIES Not quoted.
BAaGING--l3 TO l3h.
CLOTHES PINs-Round, &c; spring, 81 90 per
box.
MEASURES Y bushel, iron bound, $3.50 per
dozen; two-hOop pals, 81 10; three-ho0p 81 80.
TuBs--Threc nest, 81 ,iO6pS2 80; eight nest,
S.65; No. /, per dozen, $40; No. ,, $3.50; No
81 rs
WAsuBoAnps-wood, 81 .S5; zinc, 81 ,a5; New
| Era, ~ Ff@Ss,I
WE'LL BuoKErs-s5 .25@s5. 80 per dozen.
PowDER- 81 40 per key of rs pounds; l2h do
3.45 ga do, sl.SG; blasting kegs, 81 %,
| sHoT--Drop, bag, S2.SOas2 40; buc6, s2.tt
| @S2 IS.
81. so; kits, Il pounds, 81 10; No. 2 barrels, $40
CANDY-Stck, ISOLDE pound. Fancy, II
| to DC,
LYE--Concentrated, s3@s425
RopR-Sisal, ,. In. lOc; basis, cotton, acc
VINEaAR-Per gallon, 20@o3Oc.
WRAPPING PApER-Rag and Straw, 400. ebc
| 75c. aud S5o. per bunch. s#
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q. SiGAPi.

Wholesale and retail dealer in foreign and
domestic fruits and all kinds of nuts, etc.
Opposite express Office, Dallas, Texas.
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Cotton.
Nominal. We quote

NerR.-1As quotations following, unless
otherwise stated. are for wholesale spot cash
Tote. When time Is asked or small amounts
snrchased, higher rates are ds,nanded.1
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Dallas Wool Market.


Free of burrs, fine 20; medium, ESQ bury,
II to 20 per pound.
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Iron. Nails, Wire. Etc.

IRoN--We quote merchant bar, % so rates;
Norway and Swedes, l0c. - .s
Prov sTEEL--Sc.
WIRK-Smooth wire, No. Q, 7kc. Nes. 10 and
II, TIC; No. IL, Sc. per pound; bsrbed wire
10 to llc,; japanned, lOo.; extra cnt barb,
galvanized extra cut barb, Ike.
HORSE suoEs-Per keg,s6 50;mule shoes,E 30.
HORSE SHOE NAiLs-Per box, 20 pounds. No
7, 81. 90; No. 8, 81 75; No, 9, $3.50.
NAILs--Froml to God, 81 rates.
TINNER's STOCK Block tin SOC per pound
tin plate, l4x20 81 per box; l. e, l4X20 sll 80
do, lOxl4 I'll 80; zinc Roper hi solder, lie pei
lb; sheet iron, q b &c per ID.
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GERMAN MILLRr-We quote atsl 90 per busheli
white do, Toe.
Cotton-At the Oil Mill, loo. per bushel
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CURE YOURSElFI

D bohaAnani Vegetable cGFa.ss' 10 sayFanle,. 70 per
aSny cure az forms of spernl,torYhsa or seIninsi
eas"gss "enefal nrhity lEpotcney. etc. and restores
h"'t foNtt ana brings back the "i0athiu Iigor %
Gose VINO nave Destroyed by sexual excuses or evil prsc
h1rSh TWO to seven weeks time. This remedy which
rs VSe used by Dr. Bohannan in his private practice for
@ nWy years was never known % fail in curing even
.hv nohSI CAsEs. 1t gives vitality and mparts energy
Wit VIII %onusrt eeet 70 LJse mddle-sged men who feet
WEAKNESS beyond their years Its nvgoratnp nraueyt;a
are ielt at once Young men suffering fn Il eon
aueces OF that drcaduy destructive habit " self Abnss
s use ms medicine with the assurance OF speedv .nd
TESTAMENT cure. The patient gains ST euctb ann ess
Vi ~ s s once as i acts directly the parts affect
Ma H seminal vescles and Iie, dn rs mnar,ing nove,
az th Sau res9flnS them TO their natural state he saac
Us ~ Daneui habit had never been indulged IN Ths
mstsdients are simple nrodsssGs b assss s ,a
"a, p; BY, A P ar snee4.s ca ,s.. ,..rss
snv $780, fiye Doars, sent rA directions cir IA
al No,. TT sale only at Dr. C. A. Icsssa3, oS
peen rsa y IN st'e sstyeen Washington sysoue and
css2 III r.s.ss % Special Ds,ssss wa x,s,,
cure cc Of Sypt III hss9e causes syipos means Of
eh to any address upon receipt Of one sama Ety. sem
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MEDICAL.

DIR. ROSE
Specialist; 80 years experience In treating all
forms of PRIVATE DISEASES, POSSESSING
every facility known TO medical science, has
adopted the most successful method. Cures
guaranteed; fees moderate Advice free. Cali
Seventh ST., st. Louis, Mo. apl3
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FINE BROWN sHFETINGs.
,IEANS
DRILLS.

Graniteville .....9 Crescent. .........,l0
stark .....,...,,,......9 Euilnlo....,..,...l0
| Augusta,.".",..,,. ~ Hamilton",,....,,.,. 8
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR
PUBLIC PRINTING,
BINDING. RULING. WRAPPING.
LITHOGRAPHING,& &c.
COMMONWEALTH or NIRGISIA,)
OFFICE SCP'T PUBLIC PRIS iING.
RICHMOND, February IL, 1850. }


I'm accordance with law. SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received by the Undersigned al his oniee IN
the Capitol. unul Wednesday, February 70
1880, at II NJ. for PRINTING BINDING, LiTiiO'
GRAPHING. &c. for the state OF Nircnia, foI
twelve months from April l, 1880. Is follows
| PRINTING SENATE JOURNAL DOCU-
," ,. PRiiNfilG HOUSE JOURNAL, D0cU-
MENTS, BILLS, &c.
3. PRINTING ANNUAL REPORTS OF OFF,
GERS, BOARDS. and INSTITUTIONS, including
Reports of internal improvement Companies Il
The Board of Pubic Works. IL must b. understood
that the contractor Is not 10 charge for composition
when extrI copies OF any Report are ordered by a
4. PRINTING ACIs OF ASSEMBLY.
winter OF lSsO-'Sl, fhen the abCve-nained work
will not be required, and The bid be consider ed
null aud void and so also AS to the binding VI the
g. PRISfING all other PA MPHLET and
BOOk-WORK required by any Department OF the
y P6iNIiNG Notwithstanding blank
forms, warrants oalhs commissioners books, polt-
books aDd Job. work generally 600 ...-
Bidders wilt state price per LOCO ems Tor compO-
siiion, and for pres'-wOrk per token OF 200 I'M
presstons. $780,. ,.,,-,,,,., rnt,,
MING, WRAPPING, &c, OF Aeis OF Assembly =,
8. All other BINDING, RULING, STITCHING
Re- required by STATE officers. - - -
10. LlIH0GRAPHING LETTER-HEADs, EN-
VELOPEs, &c.
iefers must conform In their bids to the forego-
Ing schedule. ,,. 49,. ,,,
Ine superintendent reserves 70 niinsei Wv 49,,
10 have forms OF large jobs duplicated to lessen the
The s'Irerin endent also reserves the right TO re-
ipct any or all BIDS. ..,
,ontrsc' ors will be required TO enter into bond
win security 10 be approved by the Secretary OF tue
Common wealth, for the prompt ana faithful ,Aecu-
vi n - houed that no one will bid for any OF The
ahnv. work who is not prepared With all necessary
fae,tie., practical experience, &C., to DO 1t ssii
'""'' X +. WALKER,
superintendent Of Public rrin Ing
IL l0.olA.3
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Acklen that MFR. Acklen being inquired
Of ut the time nv the Journal Clerk. failed
to convey 10 him auy other impression than
that he had presented the report for Mr.
King. The committee report that 1t has
not felt Itself Justified in inqulring into Mr.
Acklen's motives In presenting this report,
but contents itself with the simple finding
OF facts.
At the conclusion Of the reading OF the
| report, Mr.. Acklen sent to the Clerks desk
and had rend letters addressed by him TO
the chairman OF the Committee on Foreign
Affairs asking that the scope OF the inyesti'
CATION be enlarged.
Mr.. Cox said the committee had no au-
thority to 90 beyond the simple inquiry as
to the truth or fal.ity OF the charges, and
that the investigation was a delicate matter
| at best.
Mr.. Frost moved that the report be re-
| committed to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs with instructions TO report what
| action the House should take thereon.
Mr.. Cox, in behalf Of the committee, OBJ
jected.
Mr.. Wbittehorne, OF Tennessee, said Mr..
Acklen bad intimsted that he had other
proofs which would tend to relieve him
from the impuiation OF criminal or inten-
tlOnal disrespcct to the House, and from
any intentional wrong-doing in the mat
ter, an be was entitled to have these proofs
heard before committee.
After n long discussion as 10 the pro.
prIety q recOmmittlng the report and the
investigation to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs for further action, against the eX-
expressed wishes OF that committee, it WA
decided, upon resolution by Mr.. Hawlty,
Of Connecticut, that the Committee on
Foreign Affairs he discharged from further
consideration of the subject, and that the
ease be referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary, with instructions 10 report what
action the House should take.
Mr.. +. Wood, Of New York, chairman ri
the Committee on WAYS and Means, re-
ported back the bill to facilitate tie refund
inc Of the national debt, and it was made
the special order for the first Tuesday in
March.
The House resumed the consideration OF
the bill TO regulate the removal OF causes
from state TO Federal courts, but it went
over without action.
Adjourned.
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sSS ssss %. s sut " .iss 80 81 ss. -'- ''<
To- lava. 23esiJo. = ~ ''-' 'of"
Candles. Acanlauune csndIes. l2iff2lsc. . AT
,5@i5Hc. y H.: hslf-boxcs. I3c.. allow. lac.
Cheese . Prime cutting. I5MIjZc; northern
va western prime cat,iag l3 1915. coiaicgp.
hfcs: Carolina, 7kGsc.: Rangrse. 6c.
ttsh: Ierrings--Sprtn .;arolii.a No. cu', -
sorta Carolina gross. tfMsi5"; Nor;o Carp
so. Bay. SIS: 70. z. In barrels, 80. 80.
nsesere', t6@t62j: No. J., ~ ki-i. t2.z5
" lo =; u BIZ pr,I si's5,; ~: $3.50: o. :. .
izrrels 94c.
aoSassss: Common ,7ruD-HossbcsGs az.
t'src.s: 23c.: barrels, 24c. genuin" xoi-sp ss,uo
35ee<5c. g gallon: New Orleans. prime. 4OG55:.
sat: Liverpool. from store, $3.50. 1fo9ai
Sugar: Crushed. iOk:.; powdered. lo,,-.: y-t.-
iistsd. l0fc.: A. 94d Ss'.: 81 rALta G. 81 .
,e.iow. 7te stc.; CO, ieaf llse.
toilet. l5@2oc.: aud fancy prces: country. ftso-.
Tees: Bact. hJc.Gfl.-the last a pTi ~ Artls =
DiperisI, al o9*l.es; empower, si4ssi1s
Hides. Leather. Se.
Stdss: Green. T.: ory ssited. w.; dry,
am. l4El5c.; We, sailed. ea9'; wet sAitei - :
Esather: Sole leSther. osk 4DGs2i: sole ;ea.lss
heml0Ck. 25lgd30 =: country upDef. $4,000, Cl9
inlsh ls@22c. q foot: Mn. t0@75c. p n. nsrn.s8,
country. 30@35: CITY nnish. $50 40c. :, n; cali
.sins, French. siGSl.9O r D.; rough skf..sJ,
30a36o.
iron. steel. Nails. &c.
non: American reaped. Oid Domlaios a.
? D.; Enxliso and American sheet. 81 o..
; @cdes. hammered 6405k' hOCn, skGf.
Mans: pif pomnlr'f. 1913 in 200 ksg iD'i,
tr neg: st1ndart; smaller lots frOm the stores,
sj.5O&s575.
gi0uga- CGs,tncs. whoieste, 4. retsl So.
p n.
g5Ds: Manila. best, lt@l5c. suite. saeo.
Rigs: hiNsd cotton, 2.c.; waite. So 4, TCcl.s1.
[gl.c.
LiGGors, Wines. &c.
Ats' soften, best orards, pin,s s29sf2.2s -
SramGiss: Domestic. AI.25Gs2: fruit. sl.tO.a
u 40; apple. pew. ~ 5stt2; cd, ;2.E5J>fs
Virginia peach. t1fafZ.5O.
Rys Whis6sys. Medium, fi.50Gs2: Dlre o. 81
sGf4; Nirgic1 mountain, new, IL IfZ.5O, -oL
t2.5DHk3.50 ana upwards.
GtB: Domestic. 81 .25M 81. inverted. rs z. gsls,
Ns'0 E0gi0Ed RusG: tl.50@il. 6O.
Rsctl1ed "htSssys: Market quiet.
lumber, Slaves, &c.
EHmber: white OAK. = 3dtl5 - LOGO: western
VIRGINIA ponlar. Sl4 fZ5 = 1000; White 'if-
VIA as42.5O e 1000; yellow pine boards. s760r,
Ell: lot1 .S9aSlI. cccrdinR % ienktnG. >hiEgle,
y LOCO. La,hs-Spn,, 81; sawed tl.751sl 81
. 900.
Stores. Whasey-barre tiriher.gTeen. alsGs-. =
1000; seasoned. f2OH&2J = 1000. FiOur-sG-rg
timber. SI.dSj p 1000, liogr-bar.e poles, ~
hog,hedd-ho0ps. zoe. = bundle.
Powder Shot. &C.
Ease TOTS mining. 35c.Msl.25 q Toe .sa-
POipdsr: 1919 ~ tne are kags--ltss tial y
kegs, 1925 blasting. 81 2jmt3.5u.
SH0t: Northern, 81 % a bag % rs rs.
GTintstoass: Ikc2Ac. = m.
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Latest FOREIGN NEWS.
The situation In ireland.
MUCH SUFFERING But no STARVATION -
AGRARIAN AGITATION ENDED.

" MUCH SUFFERING But 40 STARVATION -
AGRARIAN AGITATION ENDED.
LONDON, February 1S.-A Dublin dis
patch TO the Pail Mall Gazette this evening
says: accounts from the country during
the past few days have been more hopeful,
and are summed up in the words 'much
suffering but no Starvation except in the
far-ofi islands, TO which relief is being sent
without delay or stint. In parts Of the
county Of Donegal, also. the want is great,
but the Dublin Mansion-liouse fund has
been made peremptoriiy available in that
quarter. Meanwhile, agraran agitation
may DE said 10 have completely ended. At
tempts TO hold meetings Of that sort recent
~ have all failed"
THE MANSION. HOUSE RELIEF FUND.
DUBLIN, February 1S.-The Mansion.
House Relief Committee announce that the
total OF the fund il now C67,7 The
amounts received since Saturday last in-
clude f3,500 from Melbourne. Australia;
fj00 from Halifax, y. s.. and G200 from
tue Irish Relief Committee OF New York.
Eghty-oue grants have been made to local
parocbial committees since the last meeting
OF the committee, aggregating E3,56O, ana
one grant OF Ga, 900 TO Bishop Logue's Cen
lral Donegal Committee. The total OF the
grants made 10 date is 3, if0.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH

OUR WASHINGTON NEWS AND NOTES:
WHAT CONGRESS Is DOING FOR THE
COuNTRY-THE PYTHIAN MEETING AT
LYNCHBURG ROBERT ANDERSoN's
pEATB-wAIRANT SIGNED FOR MURDER
ING HIS wiFE-DEATH OF THE FOUNDER
OF THE LENNON LIBRARY - DEPREDA-
TORS ON PUBLIC LANDS IN ALABAMA
PuNIsHED-Rhv. EDWARD CowLEY, MAN
AGER OF THE SHEPHERDS FOLD, con-
viCTED OF ILL-TREATING CHILDREN
FIRE AT UNION SPRINGS, ALA.-TbE
DEBT OF COLUMBIA, S. C.-sEvERE WIND
STORM AT CINciNNATI-AN ATTEMPT TO
BLOW UP THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA AND
HIS FAMILY; FIVE SOLDIERS KILLED AND
MANY WOUNDED-0THERF FOREIGN ITEMS,
&C, &C.
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RICHMOND MARKETS..
WEDNESDAY,. February IS, 1850.
COuulIy Pr0nprs.

Couutk Pr0npce.
ApDl,s: s3a&3.75 u barrel
bessDGr: zoe. "a ID.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow, 25Q3Oo.; elr
Dorm Vsal: 62c. . bu.hel for country; zoe. for
city mills.
S@l0c.; npeeled, 4@6c.; chernes, lac, p ID. I;
F59is.NTuTkeys. el0c. q ID. chIesens, ga Sc.
| q H.. ducks, l0GlI c. q ID.
Egqs. In barrels. 1916; In crates. l9@l4c.
FSothers: Prime nve-gOns" i3957c.. .o,nip"n.
% 935 ?. turkey tall, l5c @ n. turkey wing, Toe
F2arseed: sl.25@sl 81 y bushei.
Han: Virginia timothy, Sl@l.05; clover, 50
's VGts Baled Soc al.
PotGioeS: irish. y lu.hel eOG71c.
Pork dressed, sac. g ID.
Lard; Country. T.
Rye: 10000. p bu3heL
SGmdc: Prime, Use.
Ertcd StrQD: 40@424;.
Woof: washed. 40@45c.; rnussbeI. Is 3d.
BURY wool viii bring from 20 Sc. 5. ID hess tnan
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
rsY1ent. POsesiale, 81 80 q barrel,
Linz: Agricultural Soc Zoe. q 0ushei, ROcs'end
t1nslZ5 according 10 duantity; JOintrr iani8h.
inel, 81 Glenn FAT. S 81 sg ,, g.. c,,,o,,
PLASTER. 81. 5O@tI.75
Tdf. Lake size, }3.2jGs3.JO.
DRY Goods.
B-cioa Sheeunos qrd SafrttnGs: "a MAnclea.
ter, t.; p Manchester. ofe; = Nanc1rsl.r, j..
jams Eyec 6G; a rAp1te. S So; .,ra a.
!lle. 6sc a Rotherdre, e; noSgf" : q
Conestogt. sc lO-i revefln, Z5c.; lU-4 Guy,
25c.: CotEon-y !rns, 1928.
B{eacfsf Stfrttn0S ant FhfS'tnqs; VAN
sutta, 34..: IA Masonyie, me-; A bechdale:
&C.; Al HoD-. 9Hc.; A oneida, loc.; A
Aycrdale. 7c.; al socla. SIC: "A Amo.keas
oAc: "a milestone. Sifc.: ' Barn<i2y, 643.; Rec
Dog. 5sc. FrUii-O-thc-LOom, llzc.; Il. seituaie,
7c: M,ihuan, BE-: TelerDOrOlgn, 81, lO-9 Ma
than. soc: lo-' CIV MilS' &c: ,....,....,,.
Bry,pi D-tds: PalersDsrg. nc; Graniteyill',
&C.: ROckhrdg0, 4. &C.; "A &c.
Corsd Jsan8: Payonla, Sc; AnoaseaE. lCc
Hallowel. sc. $50,
Dsntss: Harlem. ! az: Boston scar, Nils. 81
Prtnts: American &C.; hiIrn,s g.; u IL.
mond. 7c.; Sorasne, o. M'achester ~. !;
IS lshington. 7c.: Hamilton. %. dcrrlmacs, 7c
Nsl,ery. L.; oriental. 7c.; Pacific, 74r Arnold f,
~. Harmony. 6h'.; Wamsuiti. 4Sc. gloucester
7c.: south Bridge. ~.
GambTtcs: Rice. 7c.; hBSnsb. os'.
Drugs, Dyestur.. oils, Ne.
Hieoiol: $3.50 = gallon.
CoIcsatrated Lye: t32s@Ss 2 ease ~ ieu
dozen.
Coekfasal: - e -.
Brirdct At LOctoO0d: nc.
Indigo: slMSl.l0.
0tis: Linsecd o.: machine tIGs.75: spern,
COO Oh. 5Oa6Oc.; lard. 7oc.; sweet, IS n uo4s,o;
hest salad $3.50 castor ~ 25 a ysllon: virgins
lubriesting, 30G5Oc.: keroses e loet., cash, sa-
Ion.
Race Ginger: &c.
Roots: Ginseng, 90c.; scaeta, without Top, 500
45c.
Soda: SAL. lh@2c., IN kegs English soda, Q
AIserican, 3kA4c.
Spirits TtIrDsntins: Doc.
Foreign Fruits and CANDY.
Cdudy: 1874 &c. = 70.
Lemons: Messina. 80 bos.
Sv1nnss Koxes, s3 1894 q boz; eases, Va
leuta, s7.50aS6.
Groceries. &c.
Slc0n: Shoulders. 6ac. clear rts-si,f,.'. SIC.
ribbed, sc; Virginia shoulders. blGoSe. VII
gInis hog-round. 7Gs7%e. Virginia mans. ara.
HaIOc: small. l0Gallc.; spsar-enred. iO4% lie.
Plan hans. l0Il0sc. stock lgbt.
Buckets: Painted. TWO noop., sioo3t ~
three hooDs, tl.71ss2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-19
ATAL EFFECTS OF A WIND STORM IN CINCIN-
Tho COlOred Convention.
TEXAS CoLoRtD FARMERS COLONY

GALVESTON, Texas, February 1S.-A
Ne,cS special from Dallas says: &" In the
colored Convention yesterday several addi-
tional counties were represented. The Con-
vention received and considered the report
OF the Committee on Constitution and By
Laws, which forms the body into the Texas
Farmers Association colony, and is to be
established in Panhandle. with Il capital
stock OF 100000 shares at SO each. y COM
miltne was appointed to visit Panhandle and
select land for the colony. The session es-
terday was characterized by great coniu-
siOn,v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-19
Rerunding ,he Debt of Columbia. y. g..

COLUMBIA, February lS.-Tbe General
Assembly, at the request OF the mayor and
aldermen, has passed an act authorizing the
refunding Of the entire indebtedness Of the
city-bOnded and noating-at face value,
by the issue Of thirty years bonds bearing
two per cent. interest during the first de.
cade, three per cent. during the next, and
four per cent. during the last; coupons
to be receivable for all taxes and debts due
TO The city, except water-rents. The city
creditors will accept the terms Of the act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-19
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, February ! 9 No5n,-stOcks buoy
ant Money on call, 5006 per cent. EScbange-LOng,
1891; short, $50. State honds duh Govern
mentS strong.
Ereafng.-M Money, SAT per cent. Exchange,
4S31. Governments firm; now Sc, 1897: A. per
cents, 1O9a; per cents, 1915. states neglected.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February lS.-Virginis 8's. deferred,
*: coonsols 40s; second ,eries, 2Se new iO'40s,
Az: l0-iG'-, coupons, S0s; Nor Carolina 6s,
Old, 20. Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-19
Judge Gregory Certainly Elected.

Trp'CIII ItI'EFdIH 10 NC IJI9NAICTI'I
WEST POINT, February 1S.--King Will
liam sends greeting to all the true ConSer-
yatiycs of Virginia. Judge Gregory is
elected over Ryand by $50 majority. Thus
it will be in all this part Of the State when
the national issue is Joined.