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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-31
Yit,n,ond 1ispatth,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oh 1851
nrrrRSHuRG.

~ 4uE PUBLIC sCHooIS-MoRE
ENFv ',, rpJcts FOR TOBAcco--ANNVAL bANk
A'vh snr,Tu OF REV. Mr.. GARLAND 5
s.,vp-cI1y ALNsBoust, &C
fAihN" .,o,,cc Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
loor'e'P'"'' JANUARY 80, 1880.
uroImont in the public schools Tor
Inc oodiup today was whites, S4O I;
The wees- i~ioial. 1891. The attendance,
color'o, by the superintendent, was
Srepo' sos colored, 7l9-to'al,. l,o2l.
Whl,tr, ~ enrolment is not near as large rs
,". u"yb 10 be in a city win a. Ia'so aS""o'
non1ation a. that OF iete'souI =, ~. ,, y
p lSnt. Of attendance OF those '"'V'''" - f''''
large. -. .,,,,. osrried of the palm for The
Aue' .',.,ccs for loose tobacco sold IN thls
me1eS.. DAY. Mr.. Richelieu Coleman oD-
maiNSs' -, rcr hundred for portion OF hls
,a, n" which is the best piice pat" 'o' 'o'S'
tbs season. ,,oc,inc 81 The stockholders
-, ,sc Planters and MeehahlSs nanN uc.u
o., rirbl The old board OF directors w
l ~ reelected. Ihe lIesiuehl :
uue"' shows that the bank Is leaiiy III nS'-
~ condition taan Il has bctn Since 'hS
,,. ~ 1878. and that it Is on sure ana
soma , 'V"T, received to-day from Aoing.
~ M rcports that Mr. \. Eichberg' OF
Gy"' .,,r Who was stricken with paralysis
~ sunday while visiting that town Is Do'-
"', ,.looran received from Lynchburg to-
..,,o,nccs the death at Amherst Court
S'! ,"t Mr.. samuel VI. Garland. father OF
NV pVU / Powell Garland, Il this city, IN Inc
~ ,,'c,b wear Of his age. Nj. Garland
e'o man Of distinction in his section,
80 hv profession. and many years ago
r,~.~cs,c9iy Tepre.entcd his county IN the
S,i,e legislature. He was also member
~ tbc Constitutional Convention OF 1917,
sr6 ~ the Secession Convention OF ISL.
III. funeral VIII take place tomorrow.
Tho rcuort 81 the superintendent OF the
.io,,bo,,.e shows the number OF inmates IN
,ba, institution TO be 6j, OF whom the larger
,or,ion are colorCd. The expenses OF the
i~.,,,n,ion during the month were S426.
which sum the Council will be asked TO
onornnri,te az its meeting on Monday.
HE frejcht, oycrthe Atlantic, Mississippi
ard ohio railroad are reported rs having
been very heavy for some time. .,
Young man from DanNillc was arrested
IN this city today on his arrival from bich-
mood. charged with a larceny alleged to
have been committed IN Portsmouth.
4 Young nan named Walter Blker, said
70 ne an escaped luuatic from the FIalbusb
ASYLUM. At Brooklyn. has been confined in
olJr isjl for several days awaiting orders FOR
nj, removal back TO New York. 1t Is said
That he i, tue son Of very wealthy parents.
ROBIN ADAlE.
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TgE srlCIDE OF PROFESSOR JOHN KOERBER-
prA1n OF PROMINENT PEReONS-BUSINESS
Is 1HC COUNTY C0CGT-ST0RE BURNED AT
GOSHEN, &C.
correspondence of The Richmond Dispaich1
JANUARY 30, 1850.
The " Mr.. John KOcTber" mentioned in
Wednosda,', Dispatch as having committed
suicide i'm Atlanta. CT, the day before By
shooting himself with 4 pistol was vel
known here. That was the first intelligence
Of M, violent death which reached Staun-
ton. Professor Koerber was fine mu-
stefan. and when he ir-t came TO S,aunlOn
secured the position Of instructor IN piano
music 40 the Virginia Female Institute.
lie ai,erward, taught music in LeXing-
ion. Va. and also in the Murirees-
b0ro' N. c. Female College, and for the
las, six years until the past summer was
musical director at the Augusta Female
Seminary. He had become embarrassed in
his financial affairs, and when here few
months ago remarked TO 4 friend that II
time, did not soon get better with him be
would put IN end 70 himself. His property
here had recently been attached for debt,
and there seemed little hopes Of his saving
any OF il. He leaves a wife, four sons and
q daughter.
The County Cour;-Judge J. NJ. Quarles
presiding di0urned Wednesday after
busy session.
The Mofett-punch returns for the month
Of December in the county were SS6.62.
The registrars for The several districts IN
The county were reappointed.
Sevcnty-Scyen deeds and other writings
have been recorded since last term, which
j. IN unusually large number.
Mr.. James Wilson, venerable citizen OF
this county, died at bis residence near
ChurchVllc Wednesday evening. He was
Rev. ID. l.. Wilson, OF Broadway, Rocking
ham county.
Mr. Henry Il. Quider, who lived near
last Friday after taking short walk home
from neighbours. His brother, Mr.. John
h. Quidcr, met a similar sudden death a few
months ago. Both gentlemen came here
from New York some years since.
Ii is stated upon good authority that Dr.
{. l.. G. Minor VIII not, as recently re-
ported, he an applicant for the position Of
Principal at the Virginia Female Institute.
The >lOrehOu>e Of Mr.. John w. Bell, at
Goshen, was entirely destroyed by fire on
Wednesday night. IT was insured in the
Virginia State, OF Richmond, and the Ham
burg and Bremen Insurance Companies.
Mr.. II. =. Wilson, an Old citizen OF Rock
ingbam, died at Broadway, in that county.
few days ago. He was the father of Rev.
n. W. Wilson, former pastor of Grace
Street Baptist church, Richmond, who SUBJ
seQuently died OF yeIlow-fever in New Or
leans. Penn.
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NEW" SOAP
LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
IIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT ais
asuccess and a boon for which nations should
feel grateful.r-see Medical Press" Lancet,
"British Medical Journal" &C.
CAUTION-Genuine only with the fac simHe
OF Baron Llebigs signature IN blue ink across
the label.
Consumption In England Increased tenioid
In ten years"
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had OF all slorekeepers, Grocers, and Chem
lists. Sole agents for the United States wholesale
ouly), c. David Co, 43 Mark Lane Londou
England.
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SYMPTOMS OF 4 DISEASED LIVER.

Pain i'm the right side, under the edge Of The ribs,
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain IS In the
EFT side; the patient IS rarely able TO lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade and It frequently extends to the top Of The
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
ism in the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
Of appetite and sickness; the bowels In genera! are
.ostye. sometimes alternative with lax the head is
.roubed with pain, accompanied with duh, heavy
sensation in the back part. There Is generally a
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with a
painful sensation Of having left undone something
which ought TO have been done. \ -ngnr, dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant The patient complains
Of WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily startled, his
eet are cold or burning, and be complains Of a
prickly sensation Of the skin his spirits are low
aud although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial 10 him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fortude enough to try it. Ia fact be dstrusts every
remedy. Several OF the above symptoms atrenu 'Iir
disease, but cases have occurred where a few OF
hem existed, yet examination of the body after
Heath has shown the LIVER to have been extensive
derauged.
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No Change fn Coal Prices.

PHILADELPHIA, January 30.-The Lchigh
Coal Exchange met here this afternoon.
There was large representation Of opera
tors and several members OF the SchuylkIll
Coal Exchange present by invitation. After
a lengthy discussion 1t was decided to make
no change In line and city prices for Febru-
airy, except an advance OF % cents per ton
in furnace. II was cOntended that the iron
trade was in the best condition to bear any
increase in price which the market should
warrant. The question OF restricting pro-
ductiOn during the coming month was con-
sidered, and II was finally agreed to appoint
a committee OF three 10 confer with the
SchuylkiI trade upon that subject.
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A sTxrEEN-THoUsAsD-Do, FIRE NEAR BAL.
T1MoaE.

BALTIMORE, Mp. January 30.--Thc Bal
tmore Oakum Mar ufacturing Company's
factory, two and half miles from the city,
near Coegate's creek, was totally destroyed
by fire this morning, with stock and ma
chinery. Loss, $4,000; insured az fol-
lows; Madison, of Madison, Wis, 800;
Pennsylva MIA, OF Philadelphia. $1,000;
Providence Washington, OF Providence. X.
l., $1,000; Merchants and Mechanics, OF
Richmond, Va, $1,000; Petersburg Saw
lngs Institution and Fire-1nsurance Com
pany, Virginia, $1,000; Manufacturers and
BUILDERS. New York, $1,000; Rochester, OF
New York. $1,000; OHIO Fire-lpsurance
Company, Chllcothc, $1,000; Susqnehanna
Mutual, OF Harrisburg, $500; Peoples,
New Orleans, $1,000; Importers and Ira
ders, New York, 81 900.
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Charles Jones alias Blake, who was in
dicted for being concerned with Gopher
Blll IN the Bailey robbery near Westchester,
ra;' has been acquitted. lie proved an
Wyt Nv Tour Witnesses, who sWOre he was
III Philadelphia at the time the robbery was
COMMITTED. He has another charge pend
ing against him in Philadelphia.
q. lie disappearance OF DR.. s. Dana Hayes,
olale Assayist OF Massachusetts, is an
hounced. lie settled up all matters OF bust.
mes ana left letter stating that he should
ho' return. Several law firms by whom he
was employed as an expert will be seriously
lncopvenenced. The cause il said TO be
domestic troubles.
. iue discovery Of an extensive petroleum
, ,n 10 Hanover, Germany, will have an
f ,5a' eject upon the large oil indus
tro1su Pehnsylvania. The exports OF pc
ed Y =, .n from this country last year amount
,'hi :" fV,dO5, 249 gallons, large portion Of
'"''" was consumed 10 Europe.
III rue Pennsylvania Republican Conyen.
tion "e ,s Oh wednesday next, and its ac-
Grant boom. "' " '''
- "a slrong effort is being made 10 the Con-
,necticnt Legislature TO 20 back TO the sys-
Judiciary. " W '''N''"
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

NOTES; WHAT CONGRESS IS
DoINo-THE YORK OWN CENTENNIAL
FIRE AT BALTIMoRE-PRICE OF IRON
ADVANCED TO FOUR CENTs-sALE OF A
sTEAMER-oPENING OF THE CINCINNATI
SOUTHERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STILL
GOING INTO THE REGULAR MAINE Leg
IsLATURE--A NEW YORK BANK SUIT DE-
CIDED - FRENCH POLITICAL AFFAIRS
RUSSIA, GERMANY, BISMARCK, AND THE
vATlCAN-MR. PARNELL NOT WANTED
IN MONTREAL-AUsrRAL NEwS--vA-
RIOUS FOREIGN ITEMS, &C, sc.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, in cases
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine' are
productive of the most happy results. No better
catharic can be used preparatory to after taking
1ulnine. We would advise al who are afflicted with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as 4 simple pur-
yatiye, they are unequalled
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and great prostration, but persists in bis
usual occupations"
Died in the Desert.
PARIS, January 30.-Intelligence has been
received here that the Able De Balze, in at
tempting to cross Africa, has died at DILL.
LORD BeaeonsHeId ILL.,
LONDON, January 30. Lord Beaconsield,
Is suffering from an attack OF govt.
Starvation I'm ireland.
LONDON, January 30.--Three deaths from
starvation have occurred this week in the
neighborhood OF Parsontown county, OF
South Ireland.
Australian News.
SYDNEY, January 7.-On its second read
ing the educational bill was passed by a
large majority. The amendment Of The
committee striking out the clause relative
TO general religious teaching was mega
lived.
The general Attendance at the exhibition
is well sustained. On boXing-day $4,000
persons visited it.
1t il expected that the next returns will
show that there are over 30,000,000 sheep
in the colony.
Foreign Notes.
ct. PETERSBURG, January 0U- he III
crease Of infectious diseases in ST. Peters
burg is exciting some apprehension. The
mortality from that cause for the week end
ing January 18th was 10 per cent. OF the
whole mortality, or twice aS great as usual.
RONE, January 30.-The Vatican has sent
dispatches 10 It. Petersburg, through the
Papal Nuncio at Vienna, authorizing the
bishops in Russia to adopt certain prOyi-
sional rules, embodying concessions which
it is hoped will facilitate the settlement OF
more important questions.
kilograms received here state that Prince
Bismarck and the German Crown Prince
have agreed that it is advisable to re-
establish harmony between the Roman
Catholic Church and Germany. 1t is not
yet known whether Prince Frederick Viii.
liam will visit the Pope.
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End OF n LOug-Standing Snif.

NEW YORK, January 30.-The long.s'and-
ing suit OF the -. Louis, Alton and Terre
Ilaute Railroad Company against Samuel J..
Tilden, Charles Butler, and Others, has
ended by virtual confessions OF judgment
by the defendants, and the repayment OF
several hundred thousand dollars. Judge
BalchiOrd to-day dismissed the case with
out costs to either parties.
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SILVER IN WEST TmGINIA.-[Special dis
patch to the Wheeling Register. l-Pied.
mont, January est has Just come TO
light and the excitement is high over the
discovery Of a silver mine seven miles from
here. on Savage mountain. W. T. Hackett,
an engineer in the employ of the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad, and several others. have
formed joint stock company to operate a
silver mine, and have bought 100 acres
Of land. The blossom Of the mine is now
paying $40 TO the hundred pounds, and it is
predicted by experts that rs the mine is
worked t5e silver will be the finest ever
discovered in this country. 1t is reported
thai Hackett has refused $4,000 for his
stock. This mire adjoins the farm Of eX
Governor Thomas, deceased, Of Maryland.
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RapIx Sr.if DpcsIpG.

New YORK, January 30.-In the suit Of
the Merchants and Manufacturers Bank
against Louis Leyinson, formerly depo.i-
tor, to recover about $4,000 alleged TO have
been fraudulently obtained from the bank
by means OF collision between the defend
ant and one Of the bOOk-kcepers Of the
bank. the jury rendered a verdict for
$50, 524 SO in favor OF the bank.
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Withdrew His Name.

ATLANTA, GA, January 30.-Rev. L. j.
Swinson, whose name. is before the Senate,
has Withdrawn bis application for appoint
ment for the position OF supervisor Of CEN
sus for the purpose OF relieving bis friend,
Hon. w. Ii. Felton,.
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EN TeIe.r;isl;A.

NEW Y0RK, January 3D. EOon- stocks strong.
Money on call, 5CG6 per cent. ENchange-L"ne,
lS23; short, 4S4% State bonds dun. Governments
quiet.
Eceaing.-Mouey, 50G per cent Exchange.
4S2I Governments steady; new -, l03R: A. per
cents, 1923, per couls, 1913 states unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 3O.-Yrsinla G's, deferred
5; cOnsO's, 50tt second scrcs, 20; plst-due cou-
pons. rs: new lO40's, 30. North Carolina g..
Old, 2G',. Bid to-day.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-c0ated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid with the
impression DIR. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of c. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
The wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c. MCLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa. the market being full Of limitations
Of the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
my l2-deOwly
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COMMERCIAL.
ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, January 30, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT - white. 30 bushcls. RED, SO bushels.
Corn UHite, $50 bushels. Nled 2SG BUSH
els.
OATS.-276 bushels.
hIEAL.-lS bu. heels.
BLACKEYED PEAs-3G bushels.
BEANS.-2 bushels.
FLOUR - barrcls
BLACK PEAS.Le bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT white, 80 bushels. Red SO bushels
Fultz al tl43; 10 bushels FullZ al Sl.lstOlal, So
bushels
CORN JUAite. 80 hu hrls prime at 6Oc.; 40
bushels very g0Odal j0c.-tOtal, 20 bushels. Utred,
SO bushels At Csc 80 bushels ~ Sc; + bushels ~
5ec.: l4S bushels at 5Sc.-total. $50 bushels.
OATs.-80 bushels spring az 4Sc.: lO2 bushels
winter At G0c.; 100 bushels winter at 60c.-tOtaL
262 bushels.
MEAL.-2S bushels unb0lted ~ 39c.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-6 bushels on private terms.
BLACK pEAs.-2 bushels on private terms.
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AUGUSTA, January 30.-Several additional
Fusionsts took seats IN the House to-day.
and there are but four empty chairs at
the senatorial board. The Auburn Light
Infantry departed this morning. No mill
tary or extraordinary police force are at the
Cfafa- HnuSe now
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Interchange Of congratulations.

CINCINNATI, January 30.-Congratuatory
dispatches were exchanged to-day between
the mayors Of Chattanooga and Cincinnati
OF The occasion Of the opening Of tele-
graphic communication over the Cincinnati
Southern railroad.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

FRIDAY, January 80, 1850.
Country produce.
ADOLfS: :2G:3.50 p barrel.
Bsesl0GG 2eC. y u.
Buttsr: Prime to choice Yellow ls@25c.; fair
corn Hsal: e2c. . bushel for country; zoe for
city mills
S@l2c.; unpeelcd, 4G6c; cherries, lac. q 10.
Fo0ls.-TuTkeys 9sl2e. q d.. chickens, 6@sc
a H.; ducks, l0@l2c. q 10.
Eyes: la barrels. lie; IN crates, llG9l2c.
Fathers: Prime nye-gODe@ 4.jn47c COMMON.
25@35c turkey tail, 15c. q H.. turkey wing, Zoe
F2 =; sl.2o@sl25 q bughel.
RoV: Virginia timothy, sl9lO5; clover, 80
@90c.
PotGioes: IRISH. . in.hel 6O@65c.
PORK. dressed, Sac. d ID.
lard: Country 7c-
Rye: 75@S0c. . busheL
SitmGc: Prime. 15c.
Bald Str0lc: 45@50c.
Wool: Washed. 4Oa46c.; unw.sbed, 25233c.
BURY wool will bring from 10 Sc. s. ID less tnau
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: se1dale, 81 30 q barrel
Lime: Agricultural, SMIOc ~ blsheI; ROckland
tlM&l 10, according u gnSntityi J0inteI lhnish-
ing), II; Gienn's Fails. s5Q90c.
Piostg' Lumn. a 10; ground, 90; caIeiued
plaster. s1.5O@sl.75.
TGr: Large size, t3.Z5Mt3.3O.
DRY Goods
R,o,ou Skes,ta0s qrsd ShtrtfuQs: 81 Manches-
ter 7c: !, Manchester. Gac.: q Manchester. D..
"A James River. L.; = James River, 6ac.; /
James River. 5tc; A Graniitylle, b.c.; IIsnlle-
yile. &C.: A ROckbrdge. 7c.: 4 ROckbri' 6k'..
1 1 ". CoEestOga. sc: p O. c0nest0ga. 7c.: a d.
Conestoga. Go lO-4 rsDerill, Pee; 1914 Guy,
25c.: Cotton-yarns, $l.25.
Bfs0chsd ShfTttH0S ant SheetfnQS: Wsm-
sutta, 1872: A MasonWiIe, Ne; A Rockdaie,
&C.; "A Home. 9fc., IA oneida, lOc.; "a
al Z =
Dog 5i6c.; Frnit-Of-the-LO0m, ll4c; q. Seltuate,
7c.: Methuan. BE-. PETERBOROUGH, 0e.; l0-4 Wal
than. soc: l0-4 CITY Milk. 25c.
Bro,oa DrlHs; Petersourgo 7Hc.; Graniteyns,
DC: Koekoridge, 4. Be-; "A, DC.
Corset Jeans: PaVonla, &c.; AnoSkeag. lOc.
De,.flas: Harlem. l2Ac.; Boston steam Mills. 81 :.
Prints: American, 7c,: Aliens, 7c.: Ricn-
mond; 7e; sprage, 1c, maa mes5,,sc. ~
Mallory. 7c.; Oriental. 7c.; Pacihc Isc Arnni' >
71c Harmony, 6s..; Wamsutt4. 4he.; Gloucester
7c: south Bridge, &c.
CamtYlcs: Rice. 7c.; English. oh".
Drugs, Dyes,uffs. oils, &c.
z zie5sci: ~ $3.50 > FALLEN.
Concentrated Lys: s3259s4 y case OF ioui
Copoeras: &c.
Coe6insal: 81 > D.
Extract n LogD3od: TIC
INDIGO: Sl@tl.l0.
0fis: Liuseed. eOc.: machine, 81 @sl.75; sDern,
s1.3s whale. 73c su'IE, 4ol9aVc .ao '.s',
coo OIL 5Od 6Oc.: lard. zoe; sweet, 20 dozen;
best salad. $3.50 castor, tl23 y gallon virginia
lubricating, 30G5oc.; kerosene, lOcn cash, y sSi-
ion.
Race Ginger: ec.
Roots: Ginseng, 9oc.; seseca, without top, $50
45c. -
Soda: SAL, lk02c., in kegs; Engiish soda, DC
American. 3kG4c.
Spirits TUrDeattns: obc.
Foreign Frnits and Candy.
Candy: l5@l4c. y 10.
Lemons: Messina. SO n bor ~,
Sr@a@ss . boxes, s3.75Gsi q box; eases, Va
lenta, s7.76Ss6.
Groceries. kes
Bacon. shoulders. 6ac.; clear rissldes. esc.
ribbed, skc.: Virginia shoulders. o.sotc'' VII
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SOAP.
THE OVAL CAKE

THE OVAL CAKE
is the most economical form OF Washing Soap. All
bar or square cakes wear down in use 10 large fiat
piece, too thin to handle, and therefore wasted;
while the OVAL CAKE Of
COLGATE & CO.'S
NEW" SOAP can be cut in two, the oval end
casped readily in The hand and the larger end worn
down almost to a wafer without any waste.
COLGATE & co. recommend their
NEW" SOAP
trademark reglstered) to careful housekeepers,
not ouly as superior in quality, bat as In form the
most economical Soap now made.
foe e.w&stFelsI
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5y Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW fOkEs
NEW YORK. January 30-CotiOn uuiet and
steady sales. 3s7 bales; npisnds, ~ 13-lGc.; Or
,eins, IL lj-l6c Southern -four quiet. Wheat L
g2,; lo| T and heavy ungrsded red, sl.s69:
fair demand; Ungraded. 6O@6lc. Oats steady ami
fairly active: No 3. 47ac. Hops steady aud Quet.
MOlasses stcaay andin fair demand. Rice-fiood
demand aud firm. Rosin dun and lower at $l.f2k@
W5i;e Arm anJ Vim at Por I've M42
active at Sl2.606Sl2.75. MiddIes steady and
quiet. Lard again lower with moderate trade vt
SIs5@S!.92i.. Whisky nominal at Glib.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 80 Flour quiet aud steady;
1925; ezra, $3.50 60; family. i6.25@s7;
city mills suuerhue S4.25Mt5.25; extra, $3.50
i6 family. s6.50@ 1875; Rio brands VIC 1925
Pat3pScO family, IS. southern wheat quiet wcscrn
steady and firm; southern red. si.97nsl.4O; ann
Der, sl.4O@Sl45; No. MARYLAND, sl:i7k; west
ern red, pot and January, 81 .43GSl.43k; Fchrua-
~, Sl43x@sl .f31: March. sl.46asl46Nc.;
Apri'. sl47H@tI.fs; May $1fIH Corn-Souih-
ern white 1her; yS9" %Msgi ~tSisrn gug'z agd
jS' Oats steady: southern. 4ec. Provisions slow
and weak. Mess pork. ) $50. Balk. meats-Loose
7&c Blcon-Shouders, 90; rim 'ides g.. Eams,
9HMl0 c. Lard-ReHned, S4c. cone quiet Flo
cargoes' l4@l6.r. sugar very guic'; spi1. C.
Whlshcy duh 1t sl.1l@Sll3. FrcigGts dun.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, January 30.-Flour dull. Wheat
weakcrat SIPS. corn weak M i3c. Oat. qYict at
Acc Pork dull at $l275@slS. Lard hrn { $3.50
Ms7.3j. Bulk-ne1ts quiet aud unchanged. u cou
IN fair demand: shoulders. 1913: rib, <1,Sj /;
sides. !7.G2s. Green meats outer and unchanged.
Whisky i've and lower - SOB sugar frn.
Hogs quiet common. $4,000 sA.3O: Hight. 1850
$500; packing. s443@ 500; bu,chers' sl7Oep
$3.50.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 30 Flour dull aud mn
changed. Wheat lrmer az $3.50. Corn firm 50
46c. oats easier IT 4Oilc. Provisions quiet. Pork
nom inaiiy 1880. Lard quiet At sac. Brls-msat5
quiet: shoulders, 4h04'r. ribs. inGlic.: ,idps,
"a n 1c. for loose. Bacon quot; Shoulder. DC;
rios. 7ta7'c.: Idle. la &c. for bose. sugar.
cured nun. Jsml0 e. Wni.key IN fair d, nlnd
ana lower at .l.O5.
ST. LOUIE.
ST. LOUIS, January 3g.-Flour qui1t. Wheat
lower at opening. but advanced: ". 2 re- an,
tI22k. Corn lower q S4iyH3iic. OatsI wtr NJ
3GAc. Viii. key stead, al flO7. Pork l0wsf NJ
.l2.7O. Lard uomWay -. Buk.mclts dan
aud lower; shoulder. dSI.IO: rio, So. t00,
$3.50: sides. S6bjH i6 O.. bacon easier sAou-
Ger, Jsc.; ubs. re-; side ne.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, JInuary 3O.-Iionr quiet ana woaF.
Wheat unsettled ana over; ~. red wiutt q, 20.
Corn dan, weak ard lower ~ 36lc. Das dull aud A
shade lowor AZ 32a,c. Fork unsettled ana lover AZ
fl2.2O. Lard Ia fair demand and lower al r7.25.
Buk-meits active and lower; shOnidefs. $40;
ribs. SG.4j; sides $3.50. Whiskcy stea9y 90 90.
AZ Close Whta' inner and .c. higher. orn
irmeT ana l.c. higher. oats easter M 32kc. Pork
stronger ana DC. hi. her. Lard stronger and higher
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-31
Managed Steamer Sold.

BALTIMORE. January 30.-Thc steamer
Falcon, Of the Charleston line, sunk in Il
collision some time since, was sold to-day
for So S00