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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-12
Foriy-sixih Congress-Third Session


4 nun Der Of bills and joint resolutions
were introduced and referred, among them
the following:
By Mr.. Beck For the preservation OF the
records q tie United states District Court
at Frankfort, Ky.
Mr.. IIOar offered a resolution nstructDg
the judiciary Committee 10 consider and
report whether the assembling at the seat OF
Government Of large bodies of Organized
and armed troops not under the command
OF officers of the United States, or any M.
tional authority, be not likely to prove in
the future dangerous IN practice, and whe-
Their any expression OF opinion by Congress
on the subject he desirable.
After some discussion the resolution was
laid aside without action.
Mr.. Bayard gave notice that on Monday
he would ask the Senate to take up the
House funding bill and consider it until dis
posed OF.
Mr.. Dawes made a speech on the POnci
Indian question in reply to tAe recent letter
OF Secretary Scbufz, and Mr.. Wallace was
awarded the floor TO make long argument
in support OF the constitutional amendment
proposed by him providing for district
system Of voting in presidential elections,
and for the choice Of President by i plurality
OF the direct popular vote.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Wallacc'S re-
marks the Senate resumed the cOnSdera.
ton OF the postal appropriation bill in Com
mittce OF the Whole.
The amendment reported from the Post
Office Appropriation Committee, apprOpri-
atipg 81 600, 600 for the establishment and
encouragement OF American lines OF iron
steamers, was ruled out by the CblIr yeSter-
day a in violation OF the rule which pro-
hibls general legislation upon appr0prii-
ton bills. The pending question to-day
was upon an appeal taken by Senator MaXey
from the Chairs decision.
After q long discussion the decision OF
tbe Chair was Ovcrruled, the Senate mold
ing, by vote OF 80 TO IL, that the amend
ment was admissible.
Mr.. H1mhn then said the pending amend
mcnt had been hastily drawn up, and he
would offer n a substitute for It another
precisely similar in effect but more carefully
worded. The substitute provides that OF
the 81 900. 600 appropriated for fJrelgn pos
tai service by American lines OF iron steamers
one fourth shall be made applicable 10 ports
on The Pacific coast, one fourth TO ports
living south OF and including Fortress Mon.
roe and ports on the Gulf Of Mexico, and
one half 10 ports north Of Fortress Monroe.
Without further action on the pending
amendment or substitute the Senate adj
journed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Aftpr dispoSing o. some miscellaneous
business the House, at 1880, went into
Committee Of the Whole Oh the private cal.
eudar.
At 4:lj p. VI. the committee rose, and two
dozen or more pension bills were passed by
the House.
Adjourned.
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4 resnrrecllnnisl cnlled Charles WI. Sci.

4 resurreciiOnist called Charles W. Sci
den. or Selden Whitaker Grove, is under
arrest in New York. He SAYS that he Is
native OF Virginia. and during the war
fought in the Twenty.fourth Virginia cav
alry battalion, Confederate States army.
He seems 10 be Of unsOund mind, Judging
from an Interview with him published In
the newspapers.
The first accounts Of the reported extern
sive fire at LOwmOOr that reached here are
now understood to have been greatly eXag-
geraied. A small building only over the
engine that runs the elevators 10 the stack
was burnt, with but light loss. We learn
that work was suspended only two or three
days on account OF the iire.-FInc0SHe He'
rata.
Saturday evening last seyen-year-oId
daughter OF Amos Fety, living in the Cove
ncighborhood, was standing near the bfe
when her dress Os light cotton material
caught from the flames, and she was so
badly burned that death resulted in about
ten hours.- WytheUiHe Enterprise.
When Dejarnelte beard that new trial
was granted him, be was not at all eXclleu.
The DanyilIe Ne,cS says: His features e.
manned immoyable as he listened. and when
the speaker finished, Deiarnette remarked
indIferenlly: al am not surprised. al
wals knew | would get new trial."
f. A. Winston is appointed postmaster at
FLOYD Courthouse, Va, Uice Louisa A.
Arundel, removed. There mas been much
contest over this office.
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Fnmetfn Great Trouble.

NEw ORLEANS, February lO.-Manager
Bidwell has sued Emmett for Sll 600 for fail
ure to play at the Academy OF Music last
night. When the true state OF affairs was
made koown 10 the audience last night En-
met would have been mobbed by the disap-
pointed audience had they been able to get
at hlm. He was escorted from the theatre
TO closed carrisge by squad al police
men and driven rapidly away. a report
was current that be had got sober enough
to play tonight, but he. was assured be
would be roIien-egged II he attempted it.,
and Manager Bidwell, fearing there would
be a riot, refused to open his theatre.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, February ! !, 1891
Country prodDce.

Appies Green From 81 to 50 pc: tsre'.
bssSW, L zoe, = ID.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow, &c: fair 10
sV Corr. WsaG: 5j@6oc. oushei for country; 65e.
D,iSr Fruit. Apples, 2@Ic; blscSbcrries, 5c. /;
cherries. l2Gnlbc.: raspberres. 206I22c.
Dressed PnslfTy = rarkey>, lOff Re-; ducks, 30
Gl3c.; chickens aud geese, 9GlOe.
Eg0s: lT8lSc.
Fsatasrs: f'rlne nve-goose, 4O445c.; common.
25c.
nav: Vire,nis timothy, H.l5o1sl.2O; Glove, -
prime, ~ asl.lO.
Oats: bae,i. sl.O56Sl 10.
Potatoes: irish, s2.1O@t3 Darrell mG'e9
ROOFS: '' Ginseng, sllO@sl SO eb. sesssa fres
Lard: Country. 9d0&c.
Rue: 75as0c = ousnel.
Stlnnc: Prime. Ioc.
lSeeets 70d soc.
Bslsd strap: 65G7oc.
T,lkLOtD. 5bL54c. "A 70. $500
Wool Washed. 40@t2c., unwssneS. asa SOC.
BURY wool will bring IRON 10 Sc. y 70 less ina 9
above rates.
Cement. Lima. Plaster. Sc.
C.msnt: Rose,dale. siAo@sASO q barrel
'1 Less Asrica,uTM, So ioe. p sesnel; RocsssnA
;iS Sasl si2 teeG Gsaa,s Fans II.
plaster: Lump. ~ 10; Sssunds So cA'csnec
,lsster, sl.80Glsi.5:
7ar LaIge size. fa.ou
| Pytats: Mers,mack, 6sr.; MerrimAoS shirtins
| &c. Richmons. 49,; Scala Bridge. 0yc.; Pacific
| 7c.; spragns. &c; Spragae sh'ftinE, o5c.
| Dunnels, e<e.; Allens. exc: Manchester, 1e.
Washingtos BSc.; Ma harry Pink, 7c.; Mallory Pur
pie, Tea Simpson Atsorning: 7e.; simnson Grey
| 5c.; Sfapson Black, Sc; Harmony, osc; Ash
| land Sosd. 6isc.
kroca Cations: Manchester \ n, 6sc.; HAr
c.Ister IA A. A., &C.; Rocsoriage
| n. 6sc. James River D. o.: 5Nc: Jams Rive
RiYer Standard IA u. D., &c.; GrarAicyills y l
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The Reward for jeff. Davis.

Washington letter-Baltlmoic SUM-
There stands to-day on the books OF The
Treasury an uneXpended balance OF S2,96S
OF the reward of 100000 offered for the
capture OF Jefferson Davis. President An
drew johnson, by proclamation OF May
1868. offered reward Of 100000 for the
capture OF jefferson Davis, but Congress
did not authorize the payln mt OF the same
until 1868. Congress bedged the appro-
priation with the stIictest provisions
and precautions as TO the payment, re-
curing every one concerned in the
capture TO be fully identified before
receiving any portion Of the reward.
There were great many claimants, ana
The Treasury officials had much trouble
and difficulty in arriving at correct con-
cusion as TO who really were entitled to
benefits. In consequence OF the thorough
examination required the payments have
been distributed through the years from
1865 10 the present time. In 1869. Sl2,OOO
was paid; in 1870. 1919; in 1871, Sl,6ll5O;
in 1873. S2,0j1; in 1874, S79,904.12; in
1876, 1898, and in 1879, 1898. The amount
vet unpaid (S2.96S.3S) belongs to half
dczen or 30 pIlvates in an Iowa cavalry
regiment whose identity has not yet been
established, although il the Treasury OH.
cials were permitted to take their own word
for it enough Of them took part in the cap
tIre 10 constitute brigade.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH

PROCEEDINGS YEsTER-
DAy--Two NEGROES CAUGHT IN THE ACT
or ATTEMPTING TO WRECK THE FAT
MAI. TRAI S-THE EAST FLoGIDA
CLAINs-NoeTnERN RIvERs on TIE
PAGE; DAMAGE TO RAILROAD
BRIDGES AND OTHER PRoPERTY-PAR-
NELL COMING 10 AMERiCA-THE BATA-
VIA sPoKEN-PROTECTIO AGAINST AR
REST FOR MEMBERS or PARLIAMENT
FIRE IN OLDHAM, ENGLAND.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 1.-THE following are the quota
tiOns: -
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lngs.--C ommoH 20 gOod. t41SG
LeGf.-COmmon, S5dS6; medium, &6.5Omt7 (;
good, ~ So; tine, SI0gSll; extra NOE, Sf2ts
Sl4
DARK OBACCO-MANUFACrUR
Lug FiHers.--t Ommon, s3.50@Si medium,
- BOA 80: good, SJ.50Gs6.
LeHT FiUers.-COmmOD, fJ6fJ 80; medium,
t6a $3.50: good, s7m IS; hne, s9MSl0.
LVrGDDers.-I' COMMON, S7.JoM+S.5O: medium,
Ss.5OMS9: good. S9.5OMtl0; fine, tlOgSl {;
extra suu-cured, il2Msl3.
BRIGHT Co-MANUFACTURINC.
SmOkers.-COmmon, S5dsl0; medium, sl0@
az: good, Sl2@ $40 hne, $l6@sZO.
FliefS--C0mmOn, S6MfS: medium, s7Hf9 !;
good, : OGsl2: line, nominal.
VyapDsrs.-C onmOn, II M Sl5 medium, $3.50
$40 good. t2OMS $50; line, blO@S5O; fancy. s0l
@S7j. ,,o-,-
medium. Sl5@H $40; good, s22Gs2j; me, $500
$40; extra, T4jWtJO.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this elias, of goods "a confined
Urinciuay TO FOOD old heayY-bOdied lugs aud Ken
tncky River leaf. We quote
Old lugs, fi6t5: Kentucky River lugs, 800
Az; EentucAy river leai, sl3GslS.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY

SAILED.
steamship WyanOke, Couch, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, George W. Allen Co..
agents.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United States
natl, merchandise, and passengers, l.. X. TatNm,
agent.
Bark Gogla, Kolruss, Rio de Janeiro, -four, Curtis
& Buck.
Schooner William Mcgee. Ramsey Norfolk, coal.
Curtis Parker.
SchO, ner T. SlnnicksUu, Dickinson. wood, New
York, L. J. Woodbridge.
ARRIVED AT OSBORNE sUNDAY,FEBRCARY9 9TH.
Schooner Ann Dole. Biackmar, Ighi, 10 T. j.
" OOldrldge.
BY Telegraph.
HALIFAX, y. :, February 1.-THE mort warden
htIi u survey Yesterday on The brl2an Inc Busy Bee,
which nut INTO this poft In distress on her voyage
from Wilmington. y. C., to London. The vessel
was found leaking three inches an hour aud Ia have
lost her sails. She lost sixteen stahch OnS dud her
mainsa on the port side, had her covering board
split and broken, aud her iOre-ceck house com
pletciy destroyed WIKI al the contents. one hoat
was lost and another. the hinn1clc. carried away
and the vessel received 9TH damage.
CHARLESTON. :. g., February ! 1 The steamers
Charleston and ClguuatTl. detained OF Lort by
heavy sea. reached the clty yesterday afternoon
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ncnilIX IRE Damn.
vi\gg', FATAL DIS0BgDIENCE OF 0RDt
.t~ 100. I-r1 I'm

4 MINER FATAL DISOBEDiENCE OF ORDERS
SIX MN KILLED.
CLEVELAND. Feluuiry l0.-A friehliul
,N,lr>i1n took place to-day al i. {. MouSer
A co., coal mine. at the Robbins mines, at
,tr end Of lhc New Lisbon railway.
4 Leod,r special from the scene OF the
EXPLOSION SAYS man named Smith was
,,ing into the mine, when the superln-
f,ndcnt c1u'0DCd him about gong to q GER
t..u room. Il it contained liredamp. Smith
found the room was dry, while the track
around Il was filed with water, and be dis
Obe,ed the order and attempted TO pass
through the forbidden room with Il lighted
amp in Bis bat. Immediately terrific eX-
ro.jon occurred. bv which hole was
blown through fifteen feet OF earth, CON-
pri,in. the roof, and carrying death and
dc.rruc in an around. About twenty men
were A. work in The mine, six OF whom
Uefc kill, q outright and number danger
oUly wounded. 4 mule and train OF eight
cd, were shot out Of the. main entrance a.
70 from = cannon. Another mule, drawing
AGAR m which man was seated, was blown
90 top % the car, killing the driver. A dog
W,> also blown Out OF The mine. One man,
Jackson Lick, who Was Just entering, was
Blown back and over a nigh railroad en-
ulhm,nt into a creek below, and was badly
luu. The men not disabled and killed
D,.lptd ihlcLgh q shaft 10 the open air. The
Killed are james Logan and son, James Me-
h0, William Haley, George Hensbiwood,
AID Ed >miih--the latter the man who
Cu.cd ,he explosion. He was badly mutt
s'rl. 1ud hl> body turned to crisp. The
wounded are: James Couch, Robert Haley,
El. chan. John RIkcr, Peter Wilson,
fd two brothers. Nearly all are badly
iu't. and .ome will die. Mrs. Griffith had
eon, 90 tht door Of the mine TO call her son
When tlc explosion occurred. She saw the
Mulc SHOT oul Of The mine, and found her
,on Injured. George llenshilwOOd died in
BIS wiit'> arms. The scenes were heart
lebdns n The extreme. \ corps OF ply
sc.In, Vas summoned aud rendered assist.
fUr,. "a fi. unupdpd
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, dc.

rPUE LAY PREACHER-HE FOR
/ THE Study, PULPIT. PLATFORM. AND
DESK Edred by Rev. H. Wsgstah. $3.50.
Holm WYCLIFFE ANO THk First ENGLISH
BIBLE. An Oralion. BS. Rev. DR.. stoFrs.
RoyT'' COMMANDMENTS: OR, MORNING
THOUGHTS FOR THE KINGS SERVANTS.
Nv Miss Havergal Zoe.
THE ROYAL INXIrAIlOE ~ i We SANG i., ~, ~
KINGS CHlLBREN. BY Iht same. loo.
Tho FKANRLIN-SQuARE LIBRARY aud ibe
SEASIDE LIBRARY. Large supple, 81 ihese
two series Of u lpnar AMI cheap reading 1nst
received. MOODhOUSf IAhhAh'
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Nv bhfDOl tOTIDN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, February l1.-This weeks
circular OF tho Liverpool Cotton Brokers'
Association says: ''COttOn continues in
limited demand, with abnudlnt supply and
prices tending in favor OF buyers. To-day
Thursday the market was tirmer. Amet.
can was IN moderate demand, and after
some irrogularity the quotations are I'M
changed. In Sea Island only moderate
business wa, done at rather easier prices.
Futures on Friday last weakened aud con-
tinued fiat until Tuesday, when the decline
was Lid, but this has since been re-
covered, prices closing uncbanged.'
PROTECTION or VI. P.'S FROM ARREST.
LoNDoy, February II. The London cor.
respondent Of the Manchester Gua5dion
says: Mr.. James r. r. Rogers advanced
Liberal, member for Southwark, intends to
propose in the House Of Commons an
amendment ID the "prOiectIOn OF person
and property IrelanO blll" cXcmpting
members OF Parliament from arrest except
after communication 10 The House Of Com.
mons OF the circumstances under which the
arrest is sought.
CJTTON-MILL BURNED At OLDHAM.
LONDON, February 1.-THE Windsor
SPINNING Complnl'> cOttOn-Ei AZ Oldham
has been destroyed by fire; loss estimated
at EiO,00
Pleading for Dnyitf.
LONDON, February ll.-One hundred and
three members OF the House Il Commons
have now signed the memorial asking that
Dlyitt be treated only rs q mi>demclnant
while IN Prison.
ParncII Sails for America.
LONDON, February ll.-Mr. Palncil >als
for America in a few day.
4 Disabled Steamer.
LoNDON, February 1.-THE steamer Bata-
via. some time overdue az Queenstown,
from New York, has been spokrI, with her
propeller gone. SHe was being towed tC
Fayal.
Death Of ~ French Sculptor.
PARIS, February l1.-Ibe death is an
nOunced OF "a qucs EdOuard GatteauX, the
distinguished Frcnch sculptor and medal
list, in his nlnciy.third year.
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/ 1t down with amendments. The WAYS and
Means Committee tomorrow will examine
into the automatic meter OF Mr.. Leeds, oil
Tennessee, who claims that bis invention
VIII dispense with all gaugers, &c because
II can measure and record the quantity, the
temperature, the proof, &c. OF all spirits
manufactured at a dstiIlery. III It does
what he claims for II, 1t will revolu-
tionize our present machinery for gauging.
! Under the new rules the House can dis
pense with the morning hour, and then for
an hour there will te a call OF States, each
State having the privilege Of naming bill.
Whenever Virginia Is called under this
hour rule It's members will bring up, |
know, the bill to compensate Virginia and
other States for advances 10 the Federal
Government during The war OF 1872.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Mrs. Hayes will hold reception to-mor-
row afternoon from 10 8.
Commissioner Raum has gone to New
York, and Deputy Commissioner Rum Is
acting.
1t is now given out that Senator Conkling
does not intend 10 reply to General Butler.
The apportionment bill is in danger Of
not passing.
There are two appropriation bills TO pass
the House now besides the river and bar
bor-yz., the sundry civil and the def
cheney.
The weather tot day was beautiful, and it
looked is II spring were upon US.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, 1923, 200; customs, sf79,Gl2.
The Potomac Free bridge is in danger Of
not being passed because some want an
aqueduct bridge and Others do not.
Hon. John Paul, member OF the House
elect from Virginia, called on the President
to-day.
Tue House Appropriations Committee TO.
day agreed upon the bill mTking an appro-
priatIon TO search for the Jeanette.
Associated Press reports by telegraph to The Dis
phch.j
Tue EAST FLORIDA CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON. February Represents
tive Hcrndon, from tie subcommittee hav-
IUE iDUtI tbN>lutl dtlVu iut HlNt''l INV >Nd-N
Of The President (oi March |. 1880 relating
TO what are known as the East Florida
claims. submitted to the House Committee
on Foreign Affair." this morning report
upon the same; which was adopted. The
report rehearScS at length the various pro-
ceedings in relation 10 these claims
since the treaty Of 1919 with Spain, and
concludes, - The committee are OF opinion
that proper respect for demand made by
! the Government OF Spain for payment and
q due regard for the treaty faith OF the
United STATES. aS well d sound public poll
icy, require Congress speedily 10 provide
such legi,liOn as viii remove all obstacles
in the way Of an early adjustment Of this
I prOtracted c1ntr0yer>ary and the n6al
fulfIment Of the obligation Of the
United states under the treaty. They
therefore report a bill herewith directing
the payment OF the unpaid portion OF these
awards. with interest thereon at the rate OF
} per cent. per anuUm from the dates at
which the several awards were reported To
the Secretary OF the Treasury to the date OF
the passage Of ibis act, and recommended
the passage OF the .lmc.'
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Fatal Accident.

SuyBuRY, MASS, February 11.-As the
stea mboat train from Providence, over the
northern division Of the Old Colony fall'
Dad due at Walpole Junction at 10 A. W.
Yesterday was crossing the track OF the
New York and New kngland railroad, II
was struck by freight train ON ibe latter
road. One car Of the Old Colony tram was
wrecked and four passengers injured siigns'
ly. w. Daniels, fireman OF .he ireigb'
train, was killed. A misrepresentation OF
signals by the New York and New Enssb'
train il said TO have caused the aoccideNi.
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A Fall Of Thirty Feet.

CARBoXDALg. PA. February u.-Albeit
Jones, plumber, made fearful leap while
engaged on the roof OF the Catholic church
In this city yesterday. The distance from
the roof TO the ground is thirty feet. Jones
claims he lost his foothold and slipped,
falling TO the ground aud striking upon bis
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sad Bereavements.
iLtesbure Mirror.l


our obituary column this morning con-
'Alb' Dotlce' Of the death In Washington
C'l' 81 a daughter OF The late Captain Al.
nea Gia''cock and little child OF Mr.. T..
b. adey. II is seldom that we are called
va 10 record 10 the same brief space OF
uue 80 much Of sorrow as has fallen upon
,s'' ismlly within tue past two months.
MFs. Glas,coek Is the sister ~ Mr. +. Il.
tadeiy-cbildren Of the late G. +. Fadeiy,
81 ttls town. On. the 18th Of December
','' ar. Fadely lost an interesting little
gg.iiushler 10 The third year OF her age.
lniee days later, on the 10th OF the same
month, Captain Glas.cock died. Last Mon
asnlgbt, February 7lh, daughter OF Cap
~. ~. Glssseock, 10 the tenth year OF her age,
,,1howed her father TO The tomb, and on
Wednesday morning, the 9th, the only sur
wing child OF Mr.. r.. Ii. Fadely Joined her
eeparied fiieuas In that bourne from whence
~ traveller ever returns. How truly
God moves In mysterious way"
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Another Attempt 80 Wreck the Fast
Mail Train.

PGTERSBURG, Va, February ll.--Another
attempt was made ibis afternoon to wreck
the southern-bound fast-mal train on the
Petersburg and Weldon railroad by pla-
eng heavy sill lengthwi'e upon the
track near curve in the road at But
rerworlh's bridge. Thomas Turner and
Henry Bailey (colored) were caught in
the act by Robert NewSOD, who had
been employed by the company to Keep
watch for the wreckers. The prisonei :
were turned over 10 the police. They
will have n hearing before the Mayor to-
morrow. Bail was refused. The accused
confessed the crime, and said they had been
Dajd TO do the work.
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God moves In a mysterious way"

:, The New York Journal Of Commerce says
tual some years ago a seat al the Stock Board
eOsl 1000 TO u 900. As the membership be.
came iestric ed prices advanced. The latest
iepofted saie was s29, 900, and the purchaser
pall si,00O initiation fee 10 the Exchange,
5000.
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lOnr.

Flour dull. We quote Fine, s3IS3.j0; extra
$3.50. .uuerfue, SI.j0@s4.7j; common family
S5.75m IS; choice or patent family, !70O@Ss
stanton ins pertiOn, extra, 50 %.
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YALEN Is.
,u,InRrN,s CARRIAGES.

CPECIAL NOTICE. HILDREN'S
~ CARRlAGES.-Arrised thi. tisy, tlgnt cases OF
Cyii URrN'S CARRIAGES from the whitney
Company. Those interested will pi.ast call AZ
JOHN DOEs'S,
fell-3t Nos. IT'S and 7l5 Maia street,