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FOREIGN NEWS.
The London Times on the Presi-
dents Message.

LONDON, December s.-The Times, in an
editorial commenting on the message OF
President Arthur, says: "The languishing
condition OF the American mercantile
marine is undoubtedly due TO the indirect
effect OF protection, but President Arthur
only discovers in it reason for lamenting
that this branch OF enterprise also has not
been protected, and for suggesting that the
omission be repaired. II is difficult to see
how protection can be applied TO the carry
ing trade, except in the shape OF bounties,
which will, however, have an advantage,
as the prOtectionistS may think Of handi-
Gaping the foreigners and absorbing some
part OF the surplus revenue"
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Rfo.O,ts Miners.

ST. LOUIS, December Sat Harris
mines. few miles from East st. Louis, the
striking coal-miners gathered at O'Clock
this morning, several hundred strong, aud
established Gordon around the pits,
through which the miners nj work i'll the
mines would have to pass. The sheriff
and posse appeared on the scene and the
strikers retired. Later they returned in
increased numbers, armed with revolvers.
Affairs were critical, when the sheriff and
pOsSe bravely arrested several ringleaders
and melled the rioters. For time the
situation was very grave.
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Steamer Suul<.

COLUMBUS, Ga, December s.-The
steamer T. II. Moore, OF the Peoples line,
plying between this city and Apalachicola,
Fla, on her trip up the river to-day struck
on Belton's rock, twenty-five miles below
this city, and sank. Her cargo consisted
OF cotton and mixed freight. The steamer
went down in twenty feet OF water, and is
a total loss. None OF the passengers were
injured The cargo will he saved in dam
aged condition.
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Murdered While Defending His Home

FALL RIVER, MASS, DecembcrS.-Shortly
after midnight another murder was com
mitted here, the victim being Raymond L.
Dennis; aged siXty-two. His son states
that he had been disturbed by the breaking
Of some windows in his house, and, seiz-
ing gun, went out OF the house to drive
away the disturbers, Of whom there were
three. When he got ont the gun was
seized by the parties and discharged at
him. blowing away part Of his head. A
daughter, son, and wife OF the deceased
witnessed the shooting, and know the per-
sons who committed the murder.
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y 1 shall apply 90 the second Anditor OF the
State III Virginia for the RENEWAL OF BOND
M. 1866 for ONE THOUSAND SIX HUN
DRED DOLLARS, standing ON the hooks Of said
Auditor in the name of -. ". Epes. commits
,ioner Of the Circuit Court Of NOitoway," In
the chancery cause Of Epcs rs. Randolph. and
Issued under All act OF the Legislature 81 Virginia.
pass,d 2lst OF March, 1887. providing for the
plymeiit Of the states subscription 70 the james
River and kanawha Company.
II. l.. LEE,
Commissioner Of the Circuit Court OF
de q-F4w Motto way, IN Epcs rs. Randolph.
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by Telegraph.
NEM YORK.


NEW YORK. December g. NOon.-Stocks gem
orally weak. Money, q per cent. Exchange
Long, $50: short 4S4. state bonds moderately
active. Govcrnmcnts steady for As and A.:
Erenfng-Excnanrc. $50. Governments quiet
and nrm: new 5's, 1929; new 4;s's, 1872: new
Is. l1si,. Money. Sac and l-32 per cent states
dull. Suh-Treasnry balance-COin, 1864 .6S3 +;
currency. Si.622.69g.
stocks extremely dull throughout; Alabama
Glass a. 2 to ), 81; do. -" small, II do.
"B,~ IS. 1Ol;t; do. ~, So Chicago and North
western, 1878: do preferred. 40; Erie 455 ::
East Tennessee Railroad, l4ti: Georgia Rail-
road. 1853: Illinois Central. 1897: Lake shore,
1900; Louisville and Nashville. 1O24 Memphis
and Charleston, 20; Nashville and Chattanooga,
RIchmonG and hheshany. 81: Richmond and
Danvilc, 1873; Rock Island, 1874; Wabash. 81.
Louis aud T., ~; do. preferred, $50; Western
Union, $50.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY
NEW YORK, December s.-The Pos, In It's hnan-
cial article il:4O L. VI. edtiOm) says: The stock
Exchange markets to-day quiet but strong.
IuItcd states bonds are a higher for The extended
IS and 6's and unchanged for the A. and 4 4 -.
Southern state bonds are up | = for kirginas and
2km2A for Tcnncssoes. Railroad bonds are Ugh
or. &. &. and !. &. incomes are up =. per cent,
while the advance I'm the other ranges from "a =
per cent. the latter Ohio southern incomes BOs-
ion. Hartford and Erie hrsts are II higher, l.
also Northern Pacific hrsts In the stock market
the result of the fluctuations thus far to-day Is an
advance Of II In the general list and including
tive specialtcs ~ per cent the latter being Rich
mOnd and Danyille. Manhattan Beach Is up ~;
Bloomington and Western y. on the fciOrted
consolidation Of this company with the mdanap-
oils, Decatur and Springfield. Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western Is up IL. The money strin-
cency Is less severe than yesterday, perhaps ac
count Of the Sl.2JO,OOO in money To come ont Of
the Treasury for bonds presented since yesterday.
The ruling rate for call loans l. per cent aud the
commissions paid to-day have In no ease yet eX-
ceedcd l-32 Of per cent. per day. Time loans
are per cent. for four month, aud PER cent. for
Fix months. Prime mercantile paper Is 06h7 per
cent Currency - going 10 the south I'm moderate
amounts 10 facilitate the movement OF cotton.
The United States Sub-treasury was this morning
debtor NJ the clearinghouse In the sum Of S652.-
745.06. The market for foreign exchange j. very
quiet. -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December S.-Ylrcnla c.. defer
red. II: cnsols, 7G,s; second series, iOi,: past
due coupons, 80; new lO-4O's. Az. Bid to-day.
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4 dozen BLAcK.wALNrT TABLES:

u dozen BLACK-WALNCT TABLES;
100 .ts KNIVES AND FORKS 81;
100 dozen ROGERS ~ l. KNIVES, FORKS,
TEASPOONS, and TABLESPOONS,
fully 10 per cent. les, than tho usual
prices
large assortment of PICKLE-srANDs,
sUGAR-BOWLS. BUTTER-DISlIEs,
CAKE-BASkETS, &C.. In best plate;
large lot Of BLACK and FANCY COAL
HODS, an siIe--cheap;
100 dozen more OK those FOt R-RoW TOOTH
BRUSHES at lOc.;
Bargains In sHOE-BBrsIIEs, FEATHER
BUSTERS and sCRCB-BRCsIIEs;
large lot OF BRD-CAGEs
All size. u JAP TRAYS and SUGAR
BOXES;
Tie hrgc.l line Of LOW-PRiCED VASES
and TOILET-sFTN We have ever shown
900 dozen more II those PLAIN GOBLETS nj
Doe. dozen. AT STEVENS.
uOIs 500 Broad street.
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ooate Proceedings Mr.. Mcrriif
" discusses His Tarin-Com-
mission Bill.
,,,, GREAT MURDER TRIAL.
.,,eut Arthur's Deposition Put In
Evidence.

vou,en Perish In n burning House
.l Forney Critically tli-Western
a.,usrs Organizing an Independent Assoc
,iaaor-crimes and casnai'ies-A lawyer
.,su Fractured In Cour-A Pueblo Murder
,,..,,rv-An Old Man Killed by burglars In
,.u River, Mass.-Riotous Demonstration
>,,itine Miners oucllcd by Brave
...,,T and PoSse-The London "Timcs"
~, Presidents Mcssage-Parnen seri-
u, U-Disposins or the French Crown
,.,Is NC.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. December 3, 1881
sALRs-FfRsr BoARD.--3.600 Virginia conso,s
at 76s; 900 Virginia 10-f0's al Az; "a shares
Richmond and Danvllle RaiirDad stock at 1871. 10
do. nj l3l, do. ut 13l, 10 do. at 131, do. at
13l; 10 shares Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
at 1884; 10 shares Columbia and Grcenyille Rail-
road preferred at -, 10 do. at 81; 10 shares
Norfolk and Western Railroad preferred at So
10 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road at SO.
SECOND BoARD.-20 shares Columbia and
Grecnvile Railroad preferred at s4S, 10 DO. at
Sis, 10 DO. at 9ilf; 10 shares Norfolk and West
ern railroad prefcrrud at 57t.
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B0sroS, December s.-Thc estate Of VIII
liam +. Wied, who died In Philadelphia
yesterday, Is estimated to I've worth $40,
100000. He refused several years ago to
pay taxes in this city on S2,000,000 worth
OF personal property, but paid the assess
ment under protest and sued the city in
1873 to recover. lie was defeated, but OBJ
tanned an abatement on the assessors valu-
ton shortly after he went TO Philadelphia
IN 1.-Two
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LONDON, December S.-The steamer Gla-
morgan, from Liverpool for Boston, which
put back to Queenstown on the LIST with
her steering-gcar out OF order and short OF
coal, has returned to Liverpool.
The steamer Gleudoyer, from Norfolk
for Liverpool, which was towed into
Queenstown on the 30th ultiino with loss OF
propeller, has arrived at Liverpool.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILRoADl
COMPANY. Z


NOTICE.-tn order 10 prepare list oil
~ the stockholders Of the company for NE an
nual meeting, 10 be held on December lftl M
slant The transfcr-bOOks will 1e CLOSED al the clos
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DECEMBER 7Ti', and he
roo ened on the morning Of DECEMBkK loIh
Instant. No stock viii be- discharged 10 The New
York Office after the close OF Ousiness-n0urs OF
DE('EMBER GrU until the books are reopcned.
de AM r. BROOKE, Secretary,
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Burned to Death.

MORRIsTowN, n. j., December S.-FirC
was discovered at O'Clock this morning
in clearinghouse in South street, kept
by Miss Hunter. Five persons were res
cued from the windows. Mrs. Anna
Walsh, one OF the boarders. and Lizzie
Ketch, servant, were burned TO death.
Their bodies were taken from the ruins.
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western Brewers, Association.

MILWAUKEE, December s.-Arrangc-
ments are pending between the brewers Of
Milwaukee, Chicago. st. Louis, Cincinnati.
Detroit, and Louisville TO organize an in
dependent association, TO be known as the
western Brewers Association" The
price OF beer is to be fixed at IS per barrel
and - Der key
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Arranging for u Prixe.Fight.

NEW YORK, December S.-The final ar
Engagements for the prize-iight between
Paddy Ryan and John l.. Sullivan were
concluded yesterday. Ryan won the priyi-
legc Of selecting the battle-ground. The
fight is for $500 4 side.
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AKIfIuapDing Case.

FORT MONROE, Va, December S.-IIarris
Vaughan, colored boy about twelve years
old, was kidnapped from Hampton and
carried off in q boat supposed to belong TO
coasling schooner in the Roads. Areward
OF SO is offered.
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Two Notorious Characters Killed.

DIES MOINEs, Iowa, December S.-Goyer-
nor Gear is informed that the Mercer
brothers, two notorious Dccatur-county
characters, were yesterday shot and killed
by the sheriff OF Christian county, No.
They killed Marshal Toplef November
10th.
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TAXES.
CITY TAXES.

OpyICE or TIE CITY CoLLrcToR.t
RICHMOND. VA. November 30, 1881. s
THIS oFYICE WILL re OPEN DAILY from9
o'clock 4. ". 10 8 O'Clock 4. VI. from the 18TH
TO THE 31sT DAY OF DECEMBER inclusive.
for the purpose Of receiving from any pcrsoa who
has already paid one-half only OF the CITY TAXES
charged TO them the remaining half.
TEN PER CENTUM
will be- added TO the amount Of aid remaining
half where the PARTY ASSESSED shall fail 10 pay on
or before December 3lst.
Any person having failed 10 pay half OF tte tax
assessed against them On June snd shall fail to Isy
the whole amount on or before December 3lst ~ut
BE- liable TO a penalty OF
TWENTY PER CEATUM
upon the whole amount assessed against them.
\. n. WOOIpsON,
dc lin City ColIestor-
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"I'vc lived and loved" said an unhap-
nv old maid. "When | was young, DR..
iIenson's skin Cure, for letter, eczema,
and pimples on the face, was not TO be
bought. As had Il rough skin, kept out
OF company and am now an old maid.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
lHlNADAh DNNti
Country Produce.

Country Produce.
Apples: Green-trOm s2.23 TO IS q barrel.
BessicOr: 2O@2lc. T. n.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow, 25@3Oc.; fair
10 good, lod2Oc.
Corn Nen. Use. per bushel for country; soc.
FOR city mills.
Beans: Navy, So; mixed, sl.25@ $3.50.
(HsstnHfs: $3.50 & bushel.
Peas: Black-eyc, Sl.25Msl.5O.
Dried Fruit: Apples, &c.: biaekbcrries, le;
cherries, 16c.; raspberries, 25c.; peaehes-Nor ORTIZ
Carolina, peeled, l6M2Oe.; Virginia peeled, l4c'i
quarters nnpcced, 6.e.: halves, unpecled, &c.
Dressed Poahry.-Chlekens, Sc. & d.; geese,
&c. Z. ~. turkeys, l2s l3e. 3 NJ; ducks ls@
l5c, n D.. 40
csc.
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The Crown Jewels of France.

PARIS, December S.-The committee on
the bill for the sale Of the crown jewels in
spccted them Yesterday. 1t is proposed TO
retain an assortment, including certain
presents from foreign monarchs and Il
sword valued 1T 100000 francs and possess
ing artistic value. The committee are also
di,inclined to sell the regent diamond,
fearing II would be bought by entelprising
Americans for exhibition. They are in
favor of disposing Of diamonds TO the
value OF 12,0OO,000 francs, possessing no
Lisforicql Valup
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, December 3, 1881.
SALES.

SALES.
WHEAT.-White. $40 bushels very good on pr-
yaie terms. Lancaster, "a bushel, very good at
sl.5O. Mixed, 500 bushcl, very good ~ $3.50;
20 bushels fair ut Sl.37. Fultz. 66 hush-l, good
AT SLAP; las bushels good nj sl.4O; 63S bushels
fair ~ sl.35 and Sl.37.
COES.-Witc, 800 bushels prime and very good
at zee. 642 bushels very good al 7Sc.; | bushels
damp AT tie; 1900 bushels prime and very God
10 79c.; 500 bushels prime n soc. Mixed. 20
bushels very good ~ 7sc
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A Sale Enjoincd.

PROVIDENCE. II. l., December S.-Judge
Potter, of the Supreme Court, to-day
pranted an Injunction staying the sale OF
the Sprague Print-Works, advertised Tor
TODAY. Considerable feeling is manifested
i'm consequence.
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Fight Among Lawyers.

LEADyILLE, December SIN the County
Court yesterday Lawyers Ryan and Sears
had IN alteration, and the latter pounded
the former over the head with Il chair,
fracturing his skull. His recovery is
doubtful
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Negro burglar Killed.

COLUMBUS, GA, December S.-Richord
LOckett, negro burglar. was shot and
killed last night at Butler 10y q man named
RiOers.
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rho Irish Land.Rent Question.

The Dublin correspondent OF the Times
SAYS Although Mr. Egan, in telegram
received to-day, boasts that the refusals to
pay rent amount TO G10,0O0,O00, there is
reason TO believe that ii the landlords eX-
hibit courage they will compel dishonest
tenants 10 pay."
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Death ON the Rail.

ATLANTA, GA, December s.-Last night
at Suwanee, on the Airline road, a pas.
senger train run over and killed John III
Dean and man named Horst; both OF At.
lnnfn
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obituary.

BosroS, December s.-Hon. Harvey
Jewell, former Judge OF the Alabama
Claims Commission, and prominent citl-
zen OF Massachusetts,, died this morning.
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f'Ionr.

Flour-We quote: Fine. Si.50@.5; extra. STA
1920. superfine, s6.25@ 5000; common tamil,
S7.25HS1.50; choice family, SS@s9.
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RICHMOND LIVE sTOCKMARKET

DECEMBER 7.-Prces this week ranged a. iol-
lows:
Becf CGttie.-Very best. 4f@jc.; good. so
4.c.: medium or good fair quality 39 BE-; rOugn
oxen, thin steers, old COWS, &C.. "a PC. bulls.
extra 3kc other gfTdcs. 2e0l3sc. 4 ~, gross.
Hogs.-Very bes,, S'.c.; other grades, IA sac.
r -, ne.
Shsep.-34614Ec. 4 NJ, gross.
Veafs.-sfAsIO 4 bead.
Mich CotcS and Cairss.-S20n 40 2 head.
About $40 head 81 beef cattle. 7O2 hogs. and
1875 sheep on the market. Market very much over
supplied with medium and common grades OF
beef cattle and all GRADES have declined fun &C.,
quality nsdeTed. There WAS but very few sold
al Sc About two carloads sold for stock, and
about two ctr-lOads LETT over nnsold. Hog are
not cutie 30 firm At the close Of the week.
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Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

4 LITTLE HoP BITTEGs save, big doctor bills
long sickness, suffering, and perhaps death.
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Serious Illness of Colonel Forney.

PHILADELPHIA, December S.-John W
FOrney is seriously sick, and, it is feared
cannot recover.
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Killed His Employer.

TOuLON, Ill, December s.-A farm la
bOrer named Andrew Jackson stabbed and
instantly killed his employer, Peter Huber,
to-day during dispute about wages.
Jackson is under arrest.
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ne. scotch best brands pints $50 1928 Z
dozen. gold.
BrGndies: Domestic, l.o5@sc: fruit -1.10D
Sl.4O: apple. new. Sl.75@S2; old, s2.2J@-S3
Virginia PEACH sra $3.50.
500 "A Virginia mountain, new, Sl.75@ 81; old,
t36rS3 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, sl.95@S2; imported, ~ .
case.
Neio EAgload R,1n sl.jO@ S1.60.
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Protecting Informcrs I'm Ireland.

DUBLIN, December S.-A circular has
been issued authorizing constables in
charge OF stations to give private rewards
for information leading to the detection Of
persons intending 10 commit IN outrage.
the rnformant's name never to be made
Dubic.
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The virginia SenatorsIIip.
THE PRESIDENT THINKS \ REPUBLICAN SHOULD
BE ELECTED.

BE ELECTED.
WASHINGTON, December S.-The Scr
prints the following:
Ex-senator Lewis left for Richmond last
night. il is asserted, with authority from
the Administration TO Use its name and in
fluence III his canvass for the United states
senatorship. After consulting with many
prominent Republicans, Mr.. Lewis yester-
day afternoon, according TO report, called
on the President and laid his grievance be-
fore him. He reviewed the history CT CO.
alition and the canvass, showed how Ma
hone had pledged him lewis the senator
ship; told OF his services in the late can
yass, etc. After hearing the statement, IN
the words of gentleman Who was pre-
sent, "the President came ont positively
for Lewis. lie said he thought the RepuD-
licans were entitled to the senator; thai
they had east three-foulths or more OF the
votes: that the RCadjusterS had Malone In
the Senate, and a Republican should he
chosen 10 succeed Johnston. lie said he
believed Lewis was entitled to the place,
and told Lewis he might say TO the virginia
CoIlitionists that the Administration was
for him." EX-Secretary Boutwell, ana
other leading Republicans have assured
Lewis OF their cordial support. The Re
adiusters had planned, so 1t Is said, 10
nominate Riddleberger for senator at the
caucus held Tuesday night, but news was
received that the Administration was
against Riddleberger, and the ReadjuSterS
were not in hurry to nominate him. The
caucus will be held on the 18th instant
and as the fight between the Republicans
and Reiiusters grows in intensity every
dav. it may terminate in row. Lewis Is
Going TO have the nomination il he can get
Il and If he does not get ID his friends say
he will expose the "treachery and deceit
,,,.,cficcd unOn him.
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pnrnelI Ill.
Marine Items.

DUBLIN, December S.-Parnell was taken
suddenly i'll yesterday with chiii> and shiy'
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senator Johnston went to Frederick,
a. this evening 10 visit his daughter,
No. hcMullen. Mrs. Johnston was al
''@ay there. Mr.. Leo. Wheat and wife
a Miss Roy, OF Richmond. occupied
ats today IN the senators' gallery. Mr..
sheat Is a brother-in-law OF Secretary
A''oer, Of the Senate. There were more
r'Ie to-day looking for Colonel Popham'
Ae had gone 10 Virginia. Senator But
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MILWAUKEE,, December s.-flOar in fair de
mand. Wheat Irregular and active; No. Mil
waukee, soft, Sl.3l : December, rl.3l No. NIL
wauke,.. Sl.lO. Corn nT1ner; No. wanted az 81
m8lisc. Oats steady: No. 2, 43c. Rye quiet
and steady; No. !. % e. Barley lower (; No. 2
sorIug g5c. Provisions higher. Mess-pork, si7.2J
cash aud December. 81 $50 January. Lard
Prime sgeam-Sli.l2. cash and Decembers 81 LIB
January. Hogs IA fair demand and stronger at
& -
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ROOTS. SHOES, sc.

THE MOST SENSIBLE, 1
TIE MOST AGREEABLE,
THE MOST APPROPRIATE
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
for lady or gentleman IL pair of
NICE FINE SLIPPERS.
The largest assortment ever shown IN he city, at
prices that viii astoni.h you.
BOOTS AND SHOES
IN endless variety for everybody NJ
{. l.. sIEGEL's,
C.L. sIEGtL's,
{. l.. sIEGrLr,
des AL Broad street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RIcHMOND, VA, December 8, 1851.
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPOEr.

DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common. 500 $500; medium, soc
5000: good, s7Ms7
LeaC-COmmon, $500 IS; medium. $500
80; good. SlOM III; hnc, Sl2@Sl3; extra tine,
SliWSlJ.
DARK ACCo-MANUFACTURINC.
LIN Fiiiers.-CommOn, $1,000 So: medium,
S6.5Ops7; good, S7.5O@ss.
Lsdf Fuiers.- Common, SS@ $500; medium.
Sg6 $3.50; good, SlO@sll; fine, Sll.5Oq SIP
extra fine sun-cured Sl36L.20.
Brdpp ers.-Comm0n, S1O@ $1l; medium.
- I.JOm Sl2; good, Tl3M $3.50; hne, : la 81
extra sun-cured, : $50 $50.
BRIGHT T0EACCO-MASCFACTU
SnOktTS.-Common.S l0@Sll; mcdium, rl2@
sl4; good. Sl5@ $500; nne, slSMS25: fancy,
S275UmS3O.
FtiierS.-COmmon, S1I@s12; medium, $3.50
SO: good. Sl6M Sl7; tine. slSn 500.
iGrdppers.-( ommOn. e2OMSS2.5O: medium,
s25G $50 good, SiOG $50 line. sJjNs6 fancy
$3.50 $50. .-.,-.
Wf0ppers. Nah0gdRy.-Common, e2n@ so
medium, 5000 $50 good. s4O@ .f5i tine, 5000
f5J; extra, f57.5O@sGO.
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Reformation of Bonds.

WAsUNGTON, December S.-Thc SecicId-
~ Of the Treasury to-day authorized the
Assistant Treasurer at New York to redeem
5000, 900 OF bonds OF the lOGth call III ca ..
,ycel, until further orders. beginning with
wednesday next, and TO pay interest OH the
honds 10 maturity, january %, 1891.
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c.


DATES De FOIES GRAS,
Il OLIVES fARClES.
PRESERVED GINGER.
ORANGE and LEMON-PEEI.
RAlSl\S. CUERANTS, CITRON,
ASSORTED NUTS.
FLORIDA ORANGES,
SWEET CIDER.
WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
SPARGETrI and MACCAEONI,
ALDERNFI BuTTER.
MINNESOTA FAMILY FLOUR,
TEAS, cor FEES and SUGARS of the PrRESr
QUALITY ~ line LOWEST PRICE.
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR. GROCER,
dc $50 Main street.
I LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.
Cargoes Of barks Laura Mira, Natal, and
O'Brien. cOnsis sting Of
l4,9s5 sacks "DFAklS'S," "RTCkLEY," and
FALk'S BRANDS.
daily expected for sale delivered at Norfolk. City
Point. Chesapeake ana Ohio railway wharyes, and
Richmond dOck. DAVENPORT MORRIS,
no 2j-l4t Dock street
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, December 8.-Cott0n Net receipts,
los halle. FUTURES closed steady: sales, 10000
bales December, sll.S4Gsll.s5: January,
sl2.u5aSl2.OU; February, sl2-26; March,
SO 72mSI273: June. s12.s2MSl2-s3; July,
sI2.D2asI2.93; August, sl3.02a $3.50; sep
tender, sl2.35ssl2.37; Octoher sli.72es
sll.74: November, III l.52as 90.