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Lynching I'm OHIO.

r,.....' 'e'"ph 10 the Dispntcn'I
rn m,asNpViLLE, Ono, February 4.--Peter
O,iiIord, brakeman on the Ohio Central
,ns "a. was awakened late Saturday night
ny TWO men who asked him to come to the
u'o,. AS soon as the door was opened ore
OIL ,he men put pistol to Cliflord's breast
a aho , mLsd' clifford fell into the arms OF
ms VIE, saying: "Tbe Hickcys have
Killed me-" and died In n few minutes.
lie was much esteemed young man, and
liau D.t recently been married. The Hick-
sys, iour IN number, and Joe Reddy,
protherin-law of Richard Hickey, all Of
whom bear bad name, were arrested last
night. A mob Of several hundred men
surrounded ,he jail and took Richard
Hickey and Reddy to grove near by,
where Hickey was hung. He refused to
CONFESS or deny the murder. Reddy was
also strung up, but the rope broke and he
protested his innocence and begged so
trial.
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g % SSSExNS & SRE F. ssss ssss
g Coo GO 90 On S Nh GG &C 4 EEE ssss sssS
ssss PPP RRR INN GGG,
oP PR RHNN NG q
sSSSP K Rim nm GGG Sc
THE STANDARD MINERAL WATER.
CATHARTIC, ALTERNATIVE.
specific for
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH LIVER AND
KIDNEYS. ECZEMA, MALARIA AND
ALL IMPURITIES or TIE BLOOD.
4 speciflc for

SO enviable a name has this famous Mineral Wa
ter that the managers of inferior minerai springs
DESTROYS Of Initiating TIE natural purity Of the bot
tied water OF Congress Spring inject powerful
acid in their bottled water to preserve The crude
ingredients in solution being 50 heavily nden win
LIME AND IRON DEPOSIT.
with such contriyances bogus testimonials and
doctored analysis cards. they seek 10 riVa the pure
medicinal waters Of Congress spring.
The regular season visitors to saratoga iully un-
derstard these crude. harsh waterS-many OF them
after painful experiences. IN pro@ 2? ms fact
zoe can produce a great many fesponslcte names.
But the Saratoga ylsi ors without experience and
many who use the bottled waters loften labelled as
curatlyes for disorders whicE they positively ag-
grayate), should remember that cruue' marsh min
eral waters produce headache, sense OF burning
and internal irritation, and do lrreparabe injury
10 the digestive organs and Kidneys
CONGRESS wATER-PURE, NATURAL AND
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD ON DkAoGHT.
For sale by druggists, groccrs, wine merchants
and hotels. l' 'e aom
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strike Among Spinners I'm Ten Cotton
Mills

TBy telegraph IN the Dspaich.l
FALL RIVER, MASS. February A
strike at ten mills was inaugurated this
morning. Two Of the Border-City Mills
are running rs usual with the exception Of
the spinners. A few spinners are at work
at three Union Mills, and all the other de-
partments are running. At Chase Mills
one spinner is at work, and all the other
departments are in full operation. Wam-
panoag Mill is running with the exception
OF the spinnerS' department. At Sadc
Mill the weavers joined the spiners. and
only the picker and Card-roOms are rum
ming. Sycamore No. | Mill started as
usual this morning and, as no spinners
came IN. after half an hour they shut down.
Tecumseh No. Mil started up as usual.
and, as no spinnerS came in, it shut down
at noon.
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Limbcd without law.

ioN telegraph To the Dispatch.l
COLUMBUS. GA, February 4.-The
negro Jen Rogers, who brutally assaulted
Mrs. Striblin In the northern part OF Cham
hers county, Ala, was iorcibly taken from
Lafayette Jail at about IL o'clock Saturday
night and hanged TO tree. About flitv
men were engaged in the lynching. Bill
Butler, another negro confined In the same
cell with Rogers, was allowed TO make his
escape
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Ky Telegraph.
NEW GORh.

NEW YORK. February 4.-Cotton dull; sales.
81 bales uplands, 1896: orleans, lie.
consolidated net receipts, l9,90o oaIes eN-
ports-to Great Britain. 1905 b.ues 70 sIamv ,'
234 bales; to the continent 29O3 Dlie,, soI r.a
ern flour steady and ycry quiet; common " 'a'r
extra s3. 35GS4.60: good 10 choice eNtra, sf;o2
6s65O. Wheat-SpOt. a0t%c. hghcr nsI"ucu
Snrne. s4c ungraded red. S7c.Msl.io; nn-
GRADED white, soc; No. 3 red, February; ti.oo,s
MsiO6s. Corn-Spot AWAc. hlyher' ciosans, q,
hest figures ungraded, 5O@bOhc'. uhEIhueu
white. 57m73c.: ungIaded yellow oSe'' 20. -
Februnry, 56M57tc. Oats-spot sebiV. lhshel'
closing strong; No. 9, 39I@l0c. uop, nrni.
Coffec~spot fair Rio firm at sl2,ooS dz Cd;
No. Rio, spot, 5000; February S!V ~ Z,
1850. Sugar firm and In better demand tsir 70
yooi refining, 5I@5 5-l6; refined weak Z, or
SGi.c.: extra G, 64@6hc.; white extra Z, W )
yellow. 5s@54c.; of A., 6a@7c;; moulu q,
7Gc standard A, 5-l6@7'sc.; conieetloners. a
7T-i6c.; cut-loaf and crushed, esc.' pownered
Sc: granulRted 7ic. cubes, eSc. mo,a ss
steady and moderate Inquiry; RICE urn ana IN
fair demand. Cotton-secd oil, 43gfoc's hosin
dull at sl.42H@sl.s7<. Turpen,ine m nrm AZ
aSuc Hides steady: wet-salted. New orleans
S"iected, so to 90 pounds. 9ep loci texas selest-
oil sSalOc Wool firm; domestic neece, 3Zen
4bc': Texas, 14@27e. Pork nlrly aetNe an, anu
fnIly soc per barrel higher; mess, SPY, tioe
1880. Middles stronger long clear, vse' Laiu
ibG2Qc higher, closing hrln oon,ract Rraac,
spot, 1890; February, s9'oo@ss'oo' frosn's
quiet. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February 4.-flour irm Howard.
street and western supernne' SS.1owT3'12
extra, S3.60@t6.65; family, sssst;dno@sS,o
City Mills snperdne, s2Io@so'oV' eA'f"
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for technical education and the planting Of
trees, and to move for q commission to In
qrire into the disposition OF property held
by the suppressed trade guilds OF London.
They declared. further, that any Govern
ment bill dealing with the property Of
London companies In Ireland should be
devoted to works Of public utility IN Ire
land. Expressions OF regret at the death
OF Wendell Phillips were adopted.
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Burglars Arrested.

IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, February 4.-GeOrge
Williams, Edward Burns. and Jerry Judge,
members OF noted gang OF highway rob-
bers and burglars, were to-day bound over
for trial. Williams. the leader Of the gang,
has turned States evidence, and admits
being implicated in twenty-five burglaries.
IIanfOrd. Plumb, and Fred. Smith, men,
bers of the gang, were also bound over.
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Indignant Border Men.

I'd! IVIVETdTh q Ihc DIspaICH.T
GALVESTON, TEXAS, February A spe-
cial TO the NeicS from San Antonio says {:
Alexander Trimble. Texan. who was ar
rested by the State Rangers. charged with
being one Of the leaders in the Mexican
National train robbery last November, and
who was brought to San Antonio by 4
United States marshal. was released yester-
day by order OF Secretary Frelinghuysen.
The discharge of Trimble is condemned
by the citizens of the border counties, and
has caused much unfavorabe comment in
San Antonio
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Lynch Law I'm Texas.

TBy teeRTaph 20 the Ulspatch.I
GALVESTON. February "A dispatch
from Crockett TO the NeloS SAYS the negro
Sandy Robinson who recently murdered
Deputy Sheriff james Lathrop. of Leon
county, was taken from Jail at O'Clock yes
terday morning by one hundred masked
horsemeD and hanged near graveyard.
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Floor Gives WAY.

SEVENTY PEOPLE FALL TIIROUGH-SEVERA1
SEVERELY INJURED.
A Binghamton IN. " telegram SAYS
While members OF the Masonic fraternities
OF Oxford, cambridge, Unadilla, and Gull
ford were assembled in Erkson's Hall, at
Guilford, Sunday. preparing to attend the
funeral Of E. s. Bradley, the floor OF the
hall, which is in the third story, gave way,
precipitating seventy men to the floor be-
low. A number OF them were severely
injured. The Debris caught fire from the
stove. but the flames wee eXtinguished
with slight damage. The accident caused
GREAT excitement.
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rARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 4, 1884
ARRIVED.
Schooner Marion T.. Rockhill Andersen, Nor
folk. light Curric & Co.
schooner j. Il. Conner, Rogers, Norfolk, logs,
Richmond Cedar-W Orks.
steamers Captain Thomas Carroll Cunning
ham: John Lang. Whitaker, Norfolk, logs, Rich
mOnd Cedar Works.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Roanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. Or. W. Allen Co.. agents.
Steamer Wyoming. Smith. Philadelphia, mer
chandise and passengers, }. w. McCarrick, agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
IN Ill, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Ii. Tatum,
suDcrintpndcnt
schooner sarah Laycrue. Smith, Norfolk, emp
ty barrels and fertilizers, Currie Co.
PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS, FEB. 4, 1854.
IBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfolk, ner-
chandse and passengers, Chesapeake and OHIO
Railway Company land sailed OD retnrn).
steamer AccOmac. Delk. merchandise and pas
sengers, >mithteld, Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Norf0lk
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Omo
Steamship Marina tBr.l Hasken, Belize, for
l. Ondon and sailed. having coaled
Steamship Guvandotte Kelly, New York, ana
sailed for West Point.
SchOoners William ii. Bailey. Bailey, and sam
ucl ;. Th0rp, Bailey, New York.
SAILED.
steamship Manhattan, stevens, New York. mer
chandise old Dominion steamship Company.
Steamship Lilbun Tower tBr.l. Power, Liver
pool merchandise.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The War I'm Egypt.
(By cable to the Dispatch. |

by cable 10 lDe Dispatch
NEW YORK, February A Cairo (EgypO
dispatch saws that the rebels, believing that
during Baker Pasha's absence from Sua-
kim the city could be easily captured, made
a desperate attack on that place on Sunday,
and after two hours OF heavy fighting sue
ceeded i'm gaining the first lines OF the
trenches, when the gunbOats began shelling
them, and they retired, leaving number
OF dead and wounded on the field.
The Queens Speech.
LONDON, February 1.-THE tenor OF the
Queens speech, as communicated to the
press after the party dinners to-day at the
residences OF Mr.. Gladstone and Lord
Granville, confirms the general expectation
OF an absence OF particular interest in or
definite statement regarding Great Brl-
taIn's relations with France on the NADIA
pascar and Chinese questions and concern
ing the Australian federation policy.
NJ. ROuher's Funeral.
PARIS. February 4.-The funeral OF NJ.
Rouber will be made the occasion OF Ma
poleonIc demonstration. There is some
talk on the part Of the Government OF
placing NJ. Rouher's apartments under
seal. as it is believed that important docrl-
ments relating TO the second empire are
among his papers.
Conference Of Parnellite Leaders.
Dublin. February A conference OF
Parnellite leaders this morning appointed
John 4. Redmond. member OF Parliament
for New Ross, and Edward She'll. member
Of Parliament for Meath, whips for the
Irish party. It has been decided to oppose
the London municipal bill unless similar
bin for Dublin should be introduced. 1t
was decided to introduce bills amend
ing the acts which relate to land and to
laborers. These will deal with county
government, municipal franchise, fish,
cries, reclamation Of land, poor laws,
national teachers, and registration OF
voters. 1t was agreed that during the
debate on the address in reply to the
Queens speech the Parnellites should call
attention to the recent course OF the Irish
Executive. especially the wanton stoppage
of public meetings. The conference fur
Their decided to Introduce q bill providing
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A Rejected Lovers Fatal Revenge.

10y IVTVETHFIV" TIIV DIsTI'ItVII'I
RACINE, WIS.,, February 4.-Andrew
johnson, dissipated Dane. shot and kill
ed Bertha Brassman yesterday. and then
shot himself dead in a restaurant. john
son shot at young man named Gulfrau-
son on his way TO the restaurant, but did
not harm him. johnson was enamored OF
Miss Brassman, but she refused his adj
dresses
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Virginia Postal News.

The post-oflice at Dryburg, Halifax coun-
~, has been re-estabiShed, with NJ. T..
willard as postmaster. A new office has
been established at Twyman's Mills, with
w. \. Collins as postmaster. Robert f..
Richardson has been commissioned post
master at Talleysville. and John Nenable
postmaster at Speer's Ferry.
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A Colony OF Dynamiters i'm Paris.

New YORK. February A London spe-
cial says that the Chronicle asserts that an
Irish-American colony OF dynamIters exists
in Paris. secreted among Irish families
resident in that city. lis members include
adherents OF the Gallagher, Rosa. and
Ford factions, and the colony derives Il
large part OF It's support from Congress
man Finnerty's O'Donnell vengeance
fund
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Opening Of the New York Nayal-StOres
and Tobacco Exchange.

NEW YORK, February 1.-The New York
Naval-StOres and Tobacco Exchange, IN
corporated December /, 1888, was opened
to-day. The opening address was made
by its president, Joseph d. Evans. Adj
dresses were also delivered by Mayor Ed
son and Others
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORk.

NEW YORK, February 4-NoOn.-Stocks strong.
Money easy at MOP per cent EXchange--LOng,
4e5EliS5l.; short, 4s7iM4SS4. uOyerhmenIs
firm. STATES steady.
MISUNDERSTANDING 1853. Money, 1&@2 per
cent. Treasury balanccs-Currency, blI7,l95;
coin. SS,S6l. Governments quiet; AZ Der cents,
1144; 4 per cents. 1884; per cents, 1909 bid.
Gfnin hnnns nIipf.
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No Strike Feared.

IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
LAWRENCE, MASS, February A full
complement OF operatives are working
under Il reduction at the Atlantic Mills,
and there are no fears of Il strike on the
reduction in the mull-spinners' wages,
which average per cent.
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POst.Omce Robbed.

Tby Telegraph 10 IHt DTspdIVH'I
ANNAPOLIS, Mp. February 4.-The Post
Office safe here was robbed last night OF
81, 900 in money and $1,000 worth OF stamps.
The Job was apparently the work OF skilled
professionals.
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Harrison at Huntsville, Ala; W. r. rarris

az COLUMBIA, Tenn.
TnE OFFICES OF PRESIDENT AND vfCE-PRE-
slpENr.
WASHINGTON, February 4.--Representa-
tive Hammond's bill introduced to-day to
amend the Constitution as TO the offices
aud duties OF President and Vice-Presi-
dent OF the United States provides for the
election OF President and three Vice
Presidents, each chosen for the same num-
Der OF years: The First Vice-President
shall Ire President of the Senate, and the
Second or Third Vice-President shall oc-
cupy that position In case OF the removal
from office Of the President cf the United
States. In case Of the removal OF the Pre-
sidcnt the office Is to be held by the First,
Second. or Third Vice-President In order,
aud when the only Vice-President OF the
United States shall exercise the Office Of
President, the Senate shall elect Presi-
dent pro temp0fe, and Congress may by
law provide for successor of the Third
Vice-President when removed from the
presidential chair.
Mr.. NoRRIsoN's TARIFF BILL.
WASHINGTON, February 4.-ReprcSenta-
tive Morrison completed his tariff bill this
morning, and during the call OF States in
PRODUCED II in the House. The bill was
prepared last week, with the exception of
placing a few articles on the free list. con-
corning which Mr.. Morrison was unde-
cided. A reduction OF % per cent. is
made in numerous articles, while In a few
cases the reduction is greater or less than
this rate. A provision prevents any re-
duction to n rate lower than in the Morrill,
act OF 1861.
THE GREEDY RELIEF EXPEDITION.
WASHINGTON, February 4.-Captain VIII
liam 4. Kirkland. who now commands the
receiving-Ship Colorado, at New York, has
volunteered to command the proposed
Greedy relief expedition, and he will in all
probability be assigned that duty. The
Secretary Of the Navy has opened negotia-
tons for the purchase OF either the British
ship New Pandora or the British ship
Alert for use in the proposed expedition.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

:, ISbfs
sALEs.-FfRsT DoARD.-2,000 North Carolina
6's al l1OA, 1000 do. at 110h; 1000 North Car
olina As Mt 20.
SECOND BoARD.-1,000 Virginia new 3's at
sou; 800 virginia consol coupons at "a; "a vir-
ginia consoi coupons, new, at So; 1000 Georgia
Pacific Railroad lst 6's at s2k; 1000 North
Carolina 6's ut 1107s. 1000 do. at 110r; 1000
VIRGINIA IO-4O coupons, new, nj 46
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL,

Tao Morrison Tsrisf-Free Ores Proposed
Runners About Cabinet Chances-whnt
secretary Foieer says-The Senate from q
Veterans Ssandpeint-Ninscnry-Mr. Ca
BELTS Btli 30 Abolish the Entire Tobacco
rax--virsinians Here-,personais-Briets,
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An Alleged EmbenxIer Captured.

CHICAGO, February 4.-Leon Cronsoh,
charged with the embezzlement OF thirty
thousand dollars worth Of diamonds from
Goldsmith e. Kuhn, In New York. was cap.
tured here last Wednesday. but the arrest
was kent quiet by the police. Property
valued at si1 900 has been recovered, ana
the detectives have hopes OF securing the
remainder. The prisoner has gone 10 New
York In charge OF an officer.
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Speculation on the stock Exchange opened
strong. Prices in the first few sales advanced SCg
y for the general list; IL Northwest preferred
Before the first call there was slight reacton
but recovery soon set In. and the upward move
ment made rapid progress under a demand 10
cover short contracts and purchases for long ac-
count. large orders having been received bv COM
mission brokers from their Out.town customers
Northwest rose %; Northwest preferred. z ST.
Paul IL; Lackawanna, p: Lake shore, p; Mis-
souri, Pacific, la.: Kansas and Texas, Is New
York Central. ~ Retdng, "a; Texas Pacibc. ;
Union Pacific, =: and Western Union, a. Late
I'm The afternoon there was reaction OF 4d Ia Ill
the general list. and decline OF pa AZ In oregon
TranscOntinental and oregon Navigation lesnec-
lively. Leading bear operators were free sellers
during the ern aud short interest mai eraly
increased. The reaction brought In buyers VINO
had been holding Off some for days. Heavy increase
i'm earnings reported by the Changers and other
roads for the fourth week and month OF January
had D favorable influence on the market, ana as
sisted the advance early In the day. In the CLOSING
transactions there was fractional rally, ana the
market left Of. steady. Compared with Hast n!ght
closing. prices are Ia III higher for Canada south
ern. Northwest, Northwest preferred, Rock Island
Denver Louisville and Nashville, Reading, Mani
toha. Omahas. Union Pacific, Western lpioL :
is(d9, lower Cor oregon TranScOntincnlal, Central
Pacific, .Lackawanna, Lake Shore Missouri "a
cific. Northern Pacific. Pacific Mall, Texas Pacinc
Wabashes. Oregon Navigation is 4 10 yer. sales
$4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 4,-Nir-1nia 6's. ola
c0nsol, IS: past-due coupons, 30; new lO-l0s'
30: new IS, So. North Carolina 6'S, old, llUs.
Bid to-day.
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~ W. JONES, DENTIST n
VI. iiD
OFFICE: No. so7 FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH

ou assa and Soroush work long snperenee and
prices reduced. Uses gas anu '"'o'o'o1n III rx-
tracting teeth. ~A
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D1I eSons, NoyJeNs, &C.
AT AND BELOW COST

D11 ese1s, Scr1sss, As:
At AND BELOW COST
CARDoZo, ALsOP, MosBY co.'s.
Owing to the dissolution of our firm, TO take
effect on the LIST day Of February, VIC win have
A GREAT CLOSING AND cLEARING-UP
DRY GOODS.
Having during the past two weeks,
by the great slaughter OF our stock, made room ON
our first hoor, we will, on
MONDAY, 21sT INSTANT.
place on our counters the balance OF our
LAST SUMMER STOCK
DRESS GOODS
AND
LINEN AND COTTON LAWNS
A SACRIFICE.
No one should losn the opportunity 10 secure
some Of our EVENING and SUMMER SILKS
which at the price now marked will soon go, as
they far below the cost OF production. Our
stock Of
BLACK SILKS
Is yet good, having some Of our best grades left
which, at the price now being offered. cheaper
Than the same goods have ever been sold in this
market,
LACES, LACE-CURTAINs.
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
at great reduction.
Call before IL ia too late TO secure the BAR
GAINS. CARD0ZO, ALS0P, H0sBY & co.
CONTINUED SALE.
The above sale win continne until further notice
ia 22-tFe5i
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN.
$4,000 at per cent, years.
$4,000 at per cent, years.
$4,000 at g per cent, years.
$4,000 at o per cent years.
$3.50 at per cent years.
The above amounts VIII tie loaned on hrst-class
improved Richmond City Real Estate.
FRANK ID. HILL & Co,
Real Estate Brokers.
fe 3-2t HOS Main street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FEBRUARY 4.-Prices this week ranged as fol-
lows: ,.. ,, e.,,ox
Bsef Cdffie.-Very best, 6l16sc, Win lew eN-
tra cattle higher; fair to good. 5a jic.; common
rongh cows and old work oxen. 3H3Ac'; bulls
3m44c.
Neep.-4%G6lc.
HogS.-7kdSAc., net. -. H.. .,,,
Ab9ut Els head of beef cattle. us hogs, ana
loe sheep were on the market during the week.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
~, 4 GsI

RICHMOND, February 4, 1854.
OFFERINGS.
WHFAT.-Whte, 100 bushels. Mixed, l,22S
bushels. Red. l,l5O bushels.
CoEN.-W hite, | $50 bushels. Mixed, 500 BUSH
els.
OATS.-1,650 bushels.
MEAI.-9i bushels.
PEAS.-l4 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Mixed, l,22S bushels NJ Sl.l2 10
SlIS Red. $50 bushels very good LOngberrY al
Sll7: 200 bushels good ShOrtberry ON private
terms; 200 bushels fair shortberry al sI.lO.
CORN-White, 434 bushels good 10 very good AT
63l5 to 64c. Mixed, 500 bushels good on private
terms.
MEAL so bushels on private terms.
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FLOUR.

FLOUR.
Flour We quote: FINE, f2.5OMt3; snperrne,
S3.25dS3.75; extra, S4.756GS4.90; FsT" Nv toG
t5.25: Patent FAMILY, S6fGS625. Market very
dull