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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26
; Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January 25.-House.-
The House took up the League Island bill.
The bill defeating the agricultural lands
of California to homestead and presumption
purposes was passed.
The Secretary of War was asked about
the condition of the Nashville and Decatur
Railroad Company.
The bill giving General Moore's widow o
pension of fifty dollars month meeting
with objection was withdrawn.
The Darien canal surveying expedition
was ordered to be paid from an appropria-
.tion Of $4,000 made in 1866. O.
I. The House voted, l03 to 73, that neither
claimant from the fourth South Carolina
district was entitled to admission to Con-
gress but after much confusion and some
excitement the whole matter was tabled
and recommitted to the Election Committee
for examination on its merits.
It was resolved to hold an evening session
for debate only Adjourned.
| ~Senate.-The California whiskey seizures
were discussed. - - =. =;
Mr.. Robertson presented huge bill re;
moving individual disabilities. 49,.
Mr.. Sherman's currency and gold note
bill was resumed. L,tsz &:':--.'', :
Mr.. Sumner called for the reading Of his
finance bill, and offered it as q substitute
Mr.. Sherman retorted, saying that Mr
Summers was a funding bill, and not pert;
nent to the matter under consideration. The
matter proposed by Mr.. Sumner. was now
.bbeing considered by the Finance Commit.
tee. G,'ra'. -. -.
The discussion continued until adjourn
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] RISKS tn5 EheF arxfssss Essass {
~ ssAsaIEGfoN4 5ansia 81 s5 The Nffusnis
0itA iseifgr ast iseinow int Tile ssnafe
aBsiting Fiee-E rrsidsntg ssna;e,ssanra
4 Tnsdistal ythasa fstdsns twill 10 ssosshs
President. a5aaf1f rift I'd sgas,tt s5.ggr1s. J,
,-..........-...-.-.-.,s Second Dispatch I-j
WAsHTNGT0N, January z5.-H Is exSScts
ed that the President will inform Coneress;
lesray tO-raefftw dfpthas approval OF .ths
Fnriniaa bill ,Essts 1ol iSsi ttta q,
IElaK YORK aTanuaaiss. 81 To-aays s1fs.
bttqee gaye.. fs.sSissss z! III. ~. ;.
tss.s Tie House las adopted the sanase's
peryersancfion on the Virginia bill without
ianendmanf. Tie terms dn which, sat
length, Virginia b to be admitted ware yes.
terdayr ae& forth In oar columns, and will
Be found again to-day embedied.in Che re-
port of5the preceedings.n sa y sit:s2 81, d
q We do not need torepeat that we deeply
regret The result finally STAINED at ths end
of these, weary weeks Of debate and, res
t&C Congress- prescribed certain
terms for Che admission Of Virgins, The
State complied to the full with those terms,
and Congress now prescribes fresh; terms.
,This is furnishing the treason Of Virgins
:insI86l by bad faith n?the part of Con-
gress in 1s70gt Wei do mot believe sueh Q
course to belstatesmanship or even sound
party policy, and aggravating as. is the
wrong done Virgins, ne believe she.Bill
sufT less FROM it in the end than viii the
psfty that has wrought it." is
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EXTRAORDINARY WEATHER ALL AROUND.
The report from the Pacific railroad for the
10th of January is that the track is clear
through to San Francisco. No snow onthe
great plains, nor in the Black Hills, nor in
the passes of the Rocky Mountains, nor in
the lofty chain of the Sierra Nevada, to OBJ
struct the trains, but clear track from
ocean to ocean. At the same time the re-
cord shows the Hudson river open from New
York to Albany, and the same is reported
of all the European rivers emptying into
the North sea and the Lower Baltic, which
are usually fast locked in ice in midwinter.
1t is certainly an extraordinary winter, &c
far, over the whole face of the civilized
world, s.~,1fs a,..Ee s.f -. ~ Il =. -.
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FIRE AND Loss noE fLIFE.-St. Louis,
January 24.-Five small business houses
in st. Joseph, Mo-, were burned yesterday
morning. William Fowler, brother:.in- law
of eS-Congressman Loan, who slept in one
of the buildings, was burned to death.
While number Of firemen were trying to
rescue the remai1ss~ the walls fell in. Bios
Argus, whose. parents reside in Buffalo, was
injured so that he died. in three. hours.
Frank Hill had his skull fractured and was
badly burned. He will probably die. julie
Sidkum, Fred. Mats, William Boroquesser,
and Arthur Co!lner; were oil severely
burned and otherwise injured. Wesley
Plouts e negro) was instantly killed. The
loss >sssshe fire is not large.
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Various Items.

-. -
l.. WASHINGTON, January 25.-The revenue
receipts to-day were s643, O0O.,; n a
: The. coin in the Treasury is $4,000, 600
coin certificates, $50, 100000; currency,
IS 900, 900. .4Ias .cfa1 t1I a. = i.Qi3. az
THE debt statement for January viii
show but q slight decrease -
+ The President has nominated General
Franz Siegel assessor. Of the sixth NaW York
district: and John Fl. Blackburn. marshal
F'of Middle Tennessee.
The Ways and Means Committee voted
to-day on admitting coal duty free. The
vote stood: AyesT7lMsessrs. Hooper, Allison,
Maynard, ), and Brooks-4. .Nays-Mesers.
Kelley, Mccarthy, Blair, and schenck-4:
It is apprehended that Mr.. Maynard viii
change his vote.
No more ffty-eent notes fractional cur
rency will, be issued, on account Of the
counterfeits. The Treasury is preparing o
new design. > Il, :.
!, The Government will sell 81 1000, 900 of
coin and buy 81 200, 900 Of bonds Thursday.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON,
correspondence ofthc Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, January q, 1870.

L
WASHINGTON, january ~, 1870. i
There is very evident feeling Of relief
manifested throughout the city on account
q the passage Of the Virginia BILL, The
long discussions, with the petu!ant opposi-
t;ons Of Sumner, the Doghcrry arguments
of Drake, and the pretentious oratory of
Tbayer, in the Senate, had we'll nigh ex-
hsnsted the patience Of the friends Of ,V;r-
r;n;a before It reached the House, where,
until this morning, it had been expected
that delay would have been given
to il Of the most discouraging ma,
tures If, however, Butler had really
any notion Of fighting the bill further,
e became evident this morning that his
mack. as ruler of the House, has been
mos, thoroughly broken. He has lost his
grin, and to-day @Farnsworth used him np
% thoroughly and completely that he viii
hardly have The temerity to return quickly
"a the charge for the leadership Of tho
uouse, The illusions made by Butler to
R;nrbam concerning Mrs. Surratt fell per-
fnc.iv ;nsipid. The devilish malice of But,
jrr which prompted the allusion to Bing-
hams great crime produced q .shudder Of
horror throughout the House. No one made
anr renly and that an intense sympathy
ex;sted for Bingham was very evident.
Representative Farnsworth has achieved
avery honorable and noble part in this Fir-
ripia Bill debate and, withal, he has mani
tested a sense of appreciation OF the uitl-
motum which adds considerably to his
strength as q statesman. This gentleman
hos riycn it as his view that the conditions
attached to this bill affect only the present
legislature and State officers, as the man
datc that the oaths were to be taken within
thirty days could have no allusion to events
hereafter. Upon this particular point there
was at one time during the day very
strong indication of lengthy debate, and
some apprchcnsions that the bill might
have to 90 back to the Senate. Farnsworth
asserted very emphatically that he would
agree to vote for committee Of conference
but for the delay that would be accustomed
by il. ...,-..-.
One significant point Of the field exercises
to-day was that the ''smsll fry". Republi-
cans had not word to say. They Kept
very quiet. watching with intense interest
the character of the debate, and the results
have certainly satisfied them that there are
other men besides Butler worthy, by reason
OF their ability or experience, to, lead the
House on questions of important moment.
Il was plain that the intelligent men of the
party felt exceedingly annoyed at the as
SYMPTOMS of the Massachusetts, representa-
tive, and his influence among them for the
future is likely to be very small. -.
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The Rathbone wadding mill, at 5Valatie,
N. Y, was burned Monday. Loss, 1000
no insurance. >. 49,

The Rathbone wadding mill, at ;Valatie,
N. ", was burned Monday. Loss, 81, 1000
no insurance. II; fngn g,,s.:. lr =: ~. Ill.
The barns of the, Country House, at
Client, N. Y, were destroyed by fire, with
their contents, Monday. Loss, slo, OOo..'
~ A part of the wadding establishment OF
New Charlotte, MY. ! belonging to Plat Il
Smith, was burned Saturday. Loss, 80, 900;
fully insured: 5:.ItfAyIAr :YH3T 4 +
Fhe Kentucky Senate passed a. bill on
Thursday to establishla new county in: that
State to be called the county t5of, Lee, in
honor Of Robert e. Lee 0s2t s.i3 .ss,.igsrq
"a IRE at No. 81 Leonard street, New York,
Monday, destroyed propetsy 81 valued at $50, :
600 insured. The chief losers are Stems
& Wells, James Halsey, and n. " Steers,
In the case of John Lyons Us. Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Companys 1.-THE
Court of Appeals of Maryland affirmed the
Judgment of the court below, Ee&5-a,t
Joseph Halter, aged sixty years; founder
of the German Engish 'schoots.of Newark,
NJ T., committed suicide in that city Sun
day by shooting himself through the head:
Mollie Trussell,3 who killed her lover,
George Trussell,. at one time owner Of The
horse Dexter, is reported insane i'm San
Francisco. ;,.,.,.y,i 81 ..,,-.o.;t -.
Mrs. Ida Cast, German woman living
in New York, committed suicide on Friday
evening by striking herself in the head
with q hatehet.a 81 ! 80, i f31-.a..,;,.I
t,T-a- I
! The Pope has received ssl5, 600 from the
diocese Of Amiens, France, being the
amount of Peters pence collected in few
days. | '1.7za os,,. .lf ~ ,< ~.
Several new forged notes, of dcnomina-
tons Of ffties and hundreds, on the First
National Bank of New. Jersey, have been
put in circulation during the past week..
s "A pirate vessel was recently captured in
the China seas by, 9 Chinese gunboat, after
a bloody conflict, in. which, twenty Of the
pirates we're killed. 4sso: @irJa :: .3..sStt;;3s
y In New Orleans there il NAM Of whom
the papers say g He commenced Aiseareer
as O piratesl0 o. yearssago, andan at the
eye g q l1s, he is . dock rat and ariysr
'u1et ,TfI gr:s3..s} 4 5sltl .i.:5!s-}I ~
The heirs of the murdered Kinek family;
who were called to Paris durine. Traun.
m 1lE recent trial went straight from; tie
court TO etheatre Of the: Ghatslst Is soothe
their feelings. &C.. = = 80
The Peabody funeral fleet was issi spok 81 OF
Mentauk, j. J., sixty miles sseutE vest 1T
10 A. M. Sunday, By the steamer Hunter.
from Proviaepce;; Khich arrived ia phiia.
delphiR Monday. Thay aaked I'm khn keay.
Ing Of Blssk island,
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Thep. Virginia GGngressmezl-PoPf
.rS and Others Refused Certificates.

WASHINGTON, January 25,.:-The House
Election Committee has decided to retain
for further investigation the case of Charles
q. Porter on account of his alleged bad re-
cord for loyalty Joseph segar on accoun Mt
Of his doubtful legality as Representatives.
large !. and Booker and Mckenzie ON ac-
|connt of their seats being contested. :. !, These
are all retained for, further. consideration.
The balance of the delegation will be adj
mitted on taking the usual oath. ~ .
The Virginia senators are not here, and
no action has been taken regarding them.
r. IS i UT Second Dispatch. ~ = :;
WAsHISeToa,- January 25.-The Virginia
senators viii be sworn in upon receipt of
the Presidents approval Of the bill, unless
some senator objects, of which there is no
present prospect. ~ t>.E na:ia s3il...isf@g i
The House Election Committee will hear
Mr.. segar, iof Virginia, tomorrow on his
claim to aseat as representative from Nir-
ginia at large.
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What Manner of Man Doug. Wal
ZACH Is.


A Washington letter in the Baltimore
Sun says:
The Supreme Court of the District in
general term sat to-day to hear appeals.
Among other cases argued was that of G.
s. Wal!ach against W. D. Wallach ct al.
This is bill filed for the purpose of setting
aside the sale of five houses and lots in
square 3s7, &C., belonging to G. S. Wallach,
which were sold under deed Of trust in
July, 1862, and purchased by W. D. Wal
lach at 81 800. ...-.,
The complainant asks relief upon the
following grounds: !. Defendant, who is
the brother Of sEmplainant, represented at
the sale, and stated to the auctioneer before
the sale took place, and caused the impress
sion to prevail among those. attending the
sale, that he intended to purchase the pro-
perty for the benefit of complainant, who
was then absent from the city, and thereby
prevented competition at the sale.
ID. The price at which the property seld
was greatly less than its actual value.
Sd. The five houses, which were upon
five separate lots, were sold all together,
and not separately, as they should have
been, according to law and custom. 4. The
five houses were sold all together, in gross,
at the special instance and request Of the
defendant and by arrangements between
him and the auctioneer, in order that de-
PENDANT might become the purchaser. at q
small price, defendant inducing the auc-
tiopeer to make arrangement by assuring
him that he desired and intended to buy the
property in for the benefit of complainant.
S. The sale of the FIVE houses in gross was
not in accordance with the manner of sale
prescribed in the advertisement, which
stated as follows The several parcels (all
improyed) will be offered separately"
The defendant denies that he caused any
impression that he was " buying in" for
his brother, and that it is only by the
grossest perversion Of expressions of bro
therly kindness and regard that the allega-
tons of the bill can be sustained. 800
The case was not concluded at the adj
iournInent of the court. .-HEa E.:=i.
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RICHMoND.-The admission of Virginia
being daily expected, and the completion
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad being
now determined, it is easy to see that Rich
mond must be the great emporium Of 1.-The
South. Her merchants are preparing for
the situation, and we feel confident are now
ready to sell staple merchandise as cheap
sit can be bought'in New York. Union
lWest Kirqinial Register. .e...,n.,.-,-S- .
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Death OF W. III. Keblfssger.
;rsartat tateornyy, "a fire nisnatci1 = = ~

~ .sGHARIarrssyILLs, January Is, 1870.
e Mr., William M. Keblinger, for many.
years an Old and Al 3 II steamed citilsn Of
this town; died suddenly at 3 O'clock shis
afternoon Of eongestian Of the lungs, aged
6fty-thrse years. Hsswas for many years
postmaster here, agd since the. war was
doorkeeper Of the House Of Delegates ct
the second session Of the Legislature. At
the time Of his death heWas the agent Of
the Orange and Alexandria railresd. Dig,
Keblingsr Was q man Of great bensyolsnse
aad many fine traits Of character. Hs
Leaves & large circle d friends end %.
araiasaaass 30 fassrh ana issasnts hsss
dsssh, y,
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Loutsiana L.esfsrat.sre.

s; New ORLEANS, January 25.-The Legis-
lature last night, after o session of twelve
hours of confusion, passed the Chattanooga
railroad bill. The Bulletin says more
disorderly Legisi ature has never been seen
on this continent. Mr. Lowell brought a
crowd of excited members around him by
charging some OF them had been paid to
vote forth bill. Others signifed that
Lowell was paid in the interest of Charles
Morgan. To-day Mr.. Witty asked leave to
record his vote against the Chattanooga
railroad bill, eharacterizing it as the most
outrageous and villainous ever enacted by
q deiberatiye assembly. ~ .a5
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AUSTRALIA TO LONDON IN FORTY DAYS.
London, January PA project has been
introduced here looking to the establish
ment of steamer and mail route from
Australia, New Zealand, ETC., to London by
way of San Francisco, Portland, Milford
Haven, Wales. 1t is thought the route
may be accomplished through these. points
in about forty days. Pr so
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Discussions In the House Election
r-..fs .s4.y1 Committee. ,ts m

=. WASHINGTON, January 25.-To-day, in
the case Of Wallace: Us. Simpson, for o seat
in the House., the action of the House indi-
Gated clearly its determination to refuse
seats to minority candidates where the ma
jority candidates are. ineligible. This is the
first time the House has snubbed its Elec-
tion Committee, They reported in favor
of Wallace because Simpson could not take
the oath 81 (: - -.".'s','
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Foreign NIarkets-lBY TELEGRAPH. l.
8 LONDON, January 25-Noon--C onsoIs, aes.
nited States bonds, 81. Sugar dull both on'ths

spot ana ahoat' wga. fru. c@E3 s-rfa3E
LIVERPOOL, January d Noon.--Cotton firm !;
uplands, nsd.; Orleans, I1td:; estimated sales,
s.: ass. Sd. Lard excited at 7ss. 20. { Cotton
active; uplands, uA@1l4d.; Orleans, ui@l2bd.;
sales now will be Is, 600 bales. arms and fabrics
LIVERPOOL, january 2s-Euentng. Cotton
buoyant; uplands, ut@lltd.; Orleans, lii@nid;
and export. Flour, els. Sd Pork quiet and steady.
Turpentine. 2es. ..,.t,,a,.. = ! !.
PARIS, January eS.-Bourse opened quiet /;
rentes, 7sf.6 CSC. ~ :H5s.s:1." i.Hs-2
HAvaE, January a5.-Co.ton opened active and
firm at I3of. both on the spot and a1oat 40
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PRoTEsT AGAINST INFALLIBILITY.--Mu-
Mich, January 2l.-The Augsbourg Gazette
of Saturday prints q protest OF, Cardinal
Rouscher against Papal fallibility, which
is shortly to be presented to the Pope. ?
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Prince Arthur not Coming South.

Prince Arthur not Coming South'
tWAsHiNeToNr January 25.-Princa Ar
thur is not going South from here. G: B,
Luck, Esq. ], Of the spotswood Hotel, at Rich
mond, to-day visited Mr.. Thornton, the
British Minister; with an invitation. from
citizens Of Richmond for. the Prince to
visit that city. ! Mr.. Thornton said that the
Prince would go no further South just now,
but would visit that section Of the country
before returning to England. + ss8s
~ The weather here continues very thick.
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In the. District Court of Appeals at Frede-
ricksburg last week the case of Price, com
mittes, OF Bird, u.s.. Bird was reversed.
Also, the ease Of Herman %. Gibbs, Ehets
GA, Slant. Appeal from HAnoysR, BeRa
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,sT.iRAaII.nilSiI.,

EiEORG NORFOLK P0RTS.AHzass
TIE JAMES RiyEHs--f6elsss
and eieE ansi GNiTHD sTHTEs MAIL stsss1sr
H. 1fa, j. OH Nc LIVE TIE Rs
Captain q. G. CLIFFORD, :e&-s.s.r .
leaves her wharf Of Rockets for the ahoye-nauSd
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDA audSEL.
DAYS, at q o'clock 10 NJ and returns On Tpee.
days, Thursdays, ana Saturdays.
Passengers arftye i'm Norfolk In time 90 eea.
meet With steamers for baltimore and poinss
sTrstns leave City Pointer Petersburg On afrs.
Fare to Norfolk, $3.50. -
(H18 900 @FE tGFREIGHT ss ~
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sasurdRyk
6om II NJ. to CT P. M, for Norfolk, Portsmouth
I Boston, Baltimore and principal iandinga Ga
Chesapeake baY andsll regular Landings on James
river, at reasonable rates. = :s!;.tyy
gApgiytos ~ L. Il TATUM. Agsns:
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LAND sALE.-On Saturday Benjamin J.
g. Bucklen's farm, known as Walters Farm,
I65 acres, three. miles from town, on the
plank-road, flor $4,000; Alanson T. Dean,
Of Toga county, New York, purchaser
Fredericksburg Herald. & ~ rsH
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are AFTER this abrnte, and Ii Il hoped thh;
wili4briag him Il % saussscs; s6skimnS,,,


are Alter chs skrnte, ma Il 4, Iorsa .hs,
s ss..r - him to sdssics saskingsbs
p This fellow Ress isnne 1t Bowens psts,!!
he g enc Of those whose recen. enfranthise.
Naenf mas made him salneus nd b represen.
retire OF The rights of the Afrioan:racs md
swhe mas done good service In ward meet
ss.nSa and lay she voting precincts In terrify-
ang timid white sen and ernbold eninr {irnid
eeIored man n - asasnyssos lester--B Bait
more Gazette. ID ass a8 ss's 4! ". s,sF.,sv .
!, !. The Alexandria Gasests sayu this negro
villain was arrested on Monday In thai eitr
and sent 70 Washington. 1at: ,.s 49, .gss, =.
] yA s woman tof course Il wss) writes from,
Washington to the New York 7ysbvns y, ID \,
hSAte~s =: fasfssstsI X, frstaEFg Itf,s ~
u 80 On The whole, throughout shia ,cosatass
Mr. Sumner has shown admirable rood
temper and sef.ppssessioa. Next to him
IN nerve and SURPRISING him in GOODNESS liz
that handsome Governor elect, who dav
after day has watched this discussion. biz
with the fate of Walker and, of Richmond
and never once WINGED or Ainohed. though
hit; all over, stuck full of the sings and
arrows Of outrageous Radicalism.'' = s., 4
a. %. aae Isl ,------------------if> lfsis III,
2 The Postmaster General has decided 10
establish the free-delivery system at New
Orleans. 81 al 2Sss= h,@ q 1.,.'' ?, !,
;. The Senate on Monday confirmed George
L. Jarvis as collector Of customs at Cher
rystone; and w. r. Ferrold as internal
revenue assessor, eth Virginia district:
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Financial aid 4 slleEslIl.

5s EsRsano aRsd KsasSr, 5xaake6sspa
e aaa e sss1as s
nFFEnfNGA ~. - -
z RasassMs Hone 5sai gsa, DO bat6sls
saGESw.lWhisa, gie saxsass1s Mrxed l19bHs3Je3ss
sa9as7:lss Iash 81 8
~ JissT ,ssna.Ss;s s,ls tssssbTssti
ygassasa!sls bnsnsisa 80 4yiiasuG. s4siisslGE
aas,ssssN 6ssd a nrsiselsss isgi ssi5 eS
t1Voos.-aiss poa uas sfsseas4 f'tS 10 axis
b ras.i III q SALXHs,sa ePss +
~ y 90 aasnsisg good q g sgsla;
fo s as 800. nuatas aaia ~
Corn.--Whi.e 10 huahels prime al o.: 7s7 bush:
els very ssod on re bushels slsehs
ei Kiss sassss I'D 81 Ssis sss Sssss
bushels ysEy rood st osSs Sasnsiss.m
Massesa s!.asf sas SSsa Il s.if 9
'WooI-W aahed. Iss pounds asGs.ssogssd afi T
r Is :sssI ~ "a REExHIEITEps1oiHs iusspi s
L Cora Ml1edt q 1ustsls. 10 staEGoaqs ssg5 !;
! iasaI-ss S busnsI II 1851 OIL I'd GG1 $3.50
|r-5i,s sii sntY9t {i;gTea sGs 5oa +
As on ths spressding day. Hothins Ess fdaae d
Change Tor @ considerabla time amer sha hcns b,
opening. Buyers, Of Corn offered lower Agus,
than those Of She day before; npt the opsath1
price for - prime y white Ind the closing figures
Yor'.t very good fixed, notwit iistardinx niosS b
WHAT was SOLO hid sitSsIE behind ri Ia Indicate
thatztuyers didncs sucssed fn obtaining the Sob:
eeasions. tEeydemaaded, and eSoratwosq uoss
the market for Germ ,inehanged. q The oaerinss p
Corn were much less than those OF the day before
and consisted OF 100 Bushels OF which s7c bashe,
were sold, mfTera taking the largest tots. Wheal
in demand and steady. Offerings Of Oats light aElt
nothing done. Rye very dun and Il anything
decainin o. iJT SIR nsI3E an 3TS, ikSs, SIpS
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND a
;fHI IaTIiONDOEDERRYst'iz ~ -

M ..THNyANC Ho Rhine. -. -. q
Fsyorite Cyde-61ls p1sse4nESsFF Sssss nom H.
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BATES, OF, RASsAGEs gAYABLE ~ ,CuH sosSs
Excursion tiskag. good for saeIye nonshs, sisst
sstecrege TO Giasgow or Derry, 9se infermeaieaes
I Krspaid esrtihcatesf son, tlsese ports, on. III
/. passengers booked % and from Hamburg. HsEes
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issrea paystle # sas bsnk y siress s's''
sehe eompa.y.s
,sGaess Ne. fRovlinE t5reelsaG Now Eork. 70 ktsa.
q 1919 i hhglaas q. 8 B 60, su.