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For,y-sixth Congrcss..Second Session.
WASHINGTON. January 20, 1880.
SENATE.

Mr.. Herman presented petitions OF claim-
ants to tie unappropriated balance OF the
Geneva award; also, persons not claim
ants-all cIiizcnS OF New York. the latter
including DrcXel, Morgan u Co., Dunn,
Harris d Webb, and otherS-praying for
legislation whereby claimants under the
Geneva award NAV be enabled to be pres
ent, prove, and obtain judgment on their
claims.
Mr.. Herman and others presented petit
tions Of eX soldiers against the passage Of
Senate bill for examinations in pension
cases.
On motion OF Mr.. Edmunds it was re-
solved that when the Senate adiOurns day
it be to meet Monday next.
Mr. Allison, from the Committee on APP
propriaiions, reported. with sundry amend
ments, House bill making appropriations
for Notifications and other works Of de-
fence. Ordered to be printed and placed on
tie calendar.
On motion Of Mr. Gordon, resolution
was adopted providing for committee OF
nine senators to consider the subject OF the
intcr-oceanic canal.
Mr.. Butler sent to the Clerks desk and
had read 4 letter from Hon. Samuel Dibbe.
OF South Carolina, calling attention 10 Inc
omission in Senator Bruce'S bill for the pro
motion of the education Of The c0lored race
Of south CaroIina-the Agricultural College
and the Claflln University, both OF Orange
burg-two Of the most important institu-
tons in the State for colored people.
Mr.. Jones. Of Florida, from the Commit
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
reported, with amendment, the bill for the
erection Of public buildings at Danyille,
Va. Placed on the calendar.
TIE amendment increases the amount to
$4,000, the increase being recommended
for the purpose Of enabling the Secretary OF
the Trea.ury to purchase site sufficiently
large TO isolate the building at least sixty
feet from any other building.
Mr.. Bailey. from the Post-Ofiice Commit
tee, reported, with amendments, Senate
ioInt resolution authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury to pay southern mail con-
tractors for Carrying the mails prior TO May
81. 1861, upon presentation OF proof that
they have not been paid either by the Con-
federate or United States Governments. Cal
endar.
Mr. Vance introduced bill for the res
toration Of the Executive letter-bOoks OF the
State Of North Carolina. Referred.
Mr. Mcdonald, from the judiciary Conn
mttec, reported adversely on The OIL 10
declare legal permits TO purchase products
in the iasurrectionary States, and 1t was ill.,
definitely postponed.
The Senate then took up and passed the
bill for the relief Of Internal Reyenue-Col-
lector Kearney. at Corpus Christi, Texas.
Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The regular order being demanded, the
House resumed the consideration OF the bill
declaring all public roads and highways
post-routes. The previous question was
seconded and the bill passed-ayes, 1874 4;
noes, 81.
Mr.. Knott. from tie Judiciary Committee,
rep0 ted back the bill for the relief OF OWE
ers aud purchasers OF lands sold for direct
taxes in the insurrectionry STATES. Calen-
daT.
Mr.. New, from the same committee, re.
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a Toxins Tragedy.

FATAL ENCOUNTER WITH DRUNKEN R0UGHS.
GALvEsrON. January pa SPECIAL to the
NOrS from Sherman says: g parry OF
drunken r0UghS, while creating disturb
ancc in q bagnio. were ordered to leave by
City-Mlrshal tall. All johnson refused 10
60. and Bah elected him. When outside
johnson drew pistol and shot Ball in the
breast. Ball seized Jnhns)n'N pistol. and
draWng lis own weapon. shot johnson
dead. JOhDson's brother and others then
shot at Bal, one shot cutting his faee ana
the powder burning hi, eyebrows ana
bli0din" bin. Ball lies in critical condl-
iinn.N
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The BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE RAIL
ROAD-IHE JAMES-RIVER VALLEY-MINEEAL
RESOURCES. sc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di,pa'chl
JANUARY -, 1880.
AS the eastern terminus Of the Buchanan
and Clifton Forge railway and the western
terminus OF the canal. this little town is Il
decpll-lntercstcd spectator Of all the move
menls now on foot Tor the Improvement Of
heJames-R River Valley. II has every natural
advantage and beauty that can be desired
IN mountain city. liz situation is on the
hauk Of lac river, with splendid mountains
rising on the south, aud a valley stretching
10 ihe west which affords unlimited scope
s0r ltN extension. Along thi> valley winds
tbe macadGmlZcd road to salem and The
Aeuihwe,t, while The lowlands on che Op-
pOtile side Of the river afford an easy grade
loi HE railroad a, il approaches The town.
l"re l0wlands separate PuTgatOry noun
iaih from the river; and altogether, the
MotLtalIs on either side, the valley. the
Windlhg river, and ibe variety Of scenery
ldr aDd near present panorama as pie
s"iesque perhaps a. thai which is 10 be
iOuhd 10 TIE Vicinity OF any town In the
State
Before The railroads diverted the trade so
largely from the canal, Buchanan was
suipmng-Dlaee OF no little importance. 1t
seems destined 10 rise again. for, in addi-
l0n TO the influence Of the railroad now so
nsar completion and a more distant prospect
VI The connection by rail with Richmond,
lneie has lately begun a development Of
h''htfal resources IN The vicinity which
PROMISES 10 give much activity TO every
piaheh OF business. The reported pur-
Inasefs OF about 10000 acres OF mountain
',sno, beginning near Buchanan and stretch
us nS zen or twelve miles down the james,
~ already begun Ope atiOns. IL is fair
,',n 'ssube that their experimental mining
r W.. oe entirely satisfactory, and that this
, va. sa'e OF The Boyd estate will be coDsum-
naleo, Tor the ores are said 10 be extraordi.
"a'! 10 richness and in abundance. Il.
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ported back the bill amending section 40
OF The Revised statutes, relating to suits In
circuit aad district courts. Passed.
Nj. Herbert, from the same committee,
reported back the bill fixing the maximum
time OF the service OF Jurors in the United
States courts at three weeks.
The morning hour expired, and the bill
went over without action.
The House then, in Committee OF the
Whole. resumed the consideration oi the
revision Of The rules, and reached Rule III.
AdiOurnPd
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DacI Imminent In South Carolina.
COLONEL HASKELL MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES
AGAINST GENERAL GARY.

COLONEL HASKELL MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES
AGAINST GENERAL GARY.
NEW YORK, January pa Columbia Is.
c. special SIys: "Great excitement has
been caused here by the publication OF a
very bitter letter by Colonel John Haskell,
sOn-n-aw OF Senator Hampton, in which
serious charges are made against General
Mart. w. Gary. This has grown ont OF
the GaTy-Hlmpton controversy, and will
undoubtedly lead 10 scriou, results. Cen
eral Gary, who is ut his home, in Edgeiield,
has been telcgraphcd for, and will reach
here tomorrow, when it is thou. ht that toe
affair will eliminate IN bloOd,hed. Senator
hampton is here, but Haskell explicitly
states the letter was written without ms
KNOWLEDGE -
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 27-TObdccO.-FOr Kentucky leaf
there l. more Of a demand and prices nrm. Seed
leaf sells well and j. slroug in price. Virginia leaf
genera ~ falr active. Sa'cs OF 500 hog heads Ken
lucky leaf AT 2HMl 2.c.; 400 eases 1873 Penn. yi-
wanna at lcm2lc.: 100 eases Sundries AZ o6g 90. ;
GO bales Havana ~ S2c.HSl.05. Quotations
tor Nrginia leaf are: Bright Wrappers COM
mon IT, mt ium, l5m22c good 20 fire, 2JGl4 5c.;
fine 10 extra fine. 5Om75c.; smokers, lJM25c.:
Gappe wrapDrrs. l6N zoe; hugs, common Ia good,
2 1885,; good 10 ine, 3b4.c.: leaf, common 10
good, 56J &C.: good 10 fine. ga Dc. fine oXtwi. 10
G13c.; aud black wrapper l2Ml5c.-JONTR0i NJ
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

JANUARY 27.-BecUes.--R cceiss to-day, 240
head Az consigned "a Get 10 vests d" shn2hirfrr.
40 business. Ores ed beer dan at OamSlr. I, b
2.GZS quarters OF beef IA The steamer
Montana.
fuircs.-Receipts, 1lr. M.rkct firm and IN
changed. with sales OF live yci.s az tGt SIC q D.,
and If dressed ypal- at . a. lie.
Sb.eD nRd lambs Arrivals to-day, car-lo2is,
or $40 mead Not much lifc 10 the market, aud
dressed mutton and dressed lambs rued dnll m
Vssbiu, ton Market: bnt sellers were firmly hold
ing for strong price. az 1.-The aeq 20 so Sac "a
h. for poor to prime sheep, ana at 7G7ac. for far
lambs. o
SlDinc.-Rcceipts to-day, II car loads. or 900
head None for sale alive. Live hogs are nOminally
steady at S4e5mS6.25 q 100 10. and dressed hogs
sold a. ga &C. q H. for real and light weights OF
city cssed western. Journal Of Commerce.
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mi NJ $40. .Dsf RI. ig,uen ec,"gj ~
,ae. iIecied, ~ ;: Ert an ,ccend dear. II and
10 feet. Or i2-feet sIding. 80: nlg comwpG
fding. fl7JO secOnd eof1Oyn SIDING. fie
bird comson s'dlDs. : 2: f~nciag ,IJinT 80: 7.
iDch dfoD siding. or s isen. zoe mere ihsn fao-.
ing: common bosrfs. 10. ~. and 20 feet.
fi5: common boards. a.. IG. end is iset,
ia: No. . tosris, Ia AMI rs feet, or ~ or
IS feet. 1920: IL and lk-irch common bosrds.
slf Drst quality fencing. IL to 20 fec. s15 No.
'eDeinR. IL and feet, or "a ann 10 fee,. sl3: a.
.Dch common fencing, IL. II, and 10 feet. SIS 4
inch No. 2 fencing. si3: Norway fencing. tlJ:
timber. jolst. and scsniiny. ~ 81 is ftet..l
2x4. 10 and 20 feet long. 1880; 30 feet long d.
,reu'i%,n. sl3 22 ne. long dImen lon sl4 "a feet
long dimension. tl5: 20 feet long diDeusioa,
$3.50: 2s feet long dimca'iDn. tl7; 20 feet loEg
dlmeu lon, SIS: 2inth Gull plank, iromscu0u5
.ldh. 50 so: 2xl-inch eulls. al lengths. 1880;
ia rough pickeis. Si4 fancy head and dressed. So
lected rleke's so l|-incii square picScts. ID. 4
H.. selected. $50: pinch bsiens. q. g. or Jeyeled,
q 100 nneal fee, Csc: 2A-nch saiiens. o. G..
or beye.ed, Z. 100 iineal feet. SOC: 3.iBcb bat
tens o.. @. OF b.y.leo, a 100 iineal feet. SOC;
STANDARD a. good shingles, ~ 65: extra a. choice
Shingles. q. SIS choice A shinPI,s. 1910; extra
shaGed shingles, $40: shaded A.. fair sbingie..
$3.50. extra star No. |. good br Dde. 81 10; so.
common shlnsles, 90c.: iaths, 81 60.-Times.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Observation-Disclosures MARKET.

JANUARY 2S.-Prces this week ranged a. follows:
Bret CdttL VERY best, 4 .dl4c good, 3 1c.:
medium or good fair qualify. 23.@3 ic. buli>. 2&19
3Ac.; rough oxen, TIM steers, &C., lA0Ii.cr b.,
gross.
Hogs.-very best. G9G &C., hoatl, common grades,
&c. 565l.c. r NJ, net.
SheeD-3sd44c a TO-. gross.
Ve0fs-S3.5OaIt9 80 q head.
Utlch COicS.-s2OGI$5O = head.
About 300 head OF cattle 4l0 hogs, and lO5 'heep
on the marke Market very much oyor-supplieh
with medium and low grades OF cattle, ami prices
for thee grades sm'sc. of. Some 10 be re-
shipped A carload or Two Of good, smooth 1900
or 1900 h. young steers or sp.yCd hclfsrs would
bring AZ least BE- No demand whatever Tor bulbs at
present. Hogs firm at quotations; none on The
marke'. Small lots OF * n good hCep would sell
for more than the above quotations.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO TuEDIsrATCIT.

Al PROCEEDINGS AND WASH
INGroN NorEs-A NEW ENTERPRISE IN
NoRroL THE
SITUATION IN MAINE; SEVEN FUSION
SENATORS AND TWENTY-FIVE FUsI0S
REPRESENTATIVE co INTO THE RF,su.
LAR LEGISLATURE-THE PUBLIC .sUILD.
ING AT DANvLLE-DEATu or AN ErIs-
CoPAL CLERGYMAN IN PHIL ADELruIa-
THE FpENCu CHAMBER o's DEPUTIES.
TuF. COMING SESSION OF PARLIAMENT
DETERMINATIONS PDRkIGN ITEMS, &C
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TOBACCO MARK ETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 29.--The follow ng are The quotations.
NEW LOOSE.
DIRK LUGS Common 10 acdiGG, S20 - good
to line. <3.5O@S4.5O.
DARK LedL-COmmOn 70 medium, $4,000 $500 (;
good 10 very good. }7GSll.
The above quotations are the loose tobacco wagon
trade-mainly worsing styles.
PRICED DANK TOBACCO.
LUgs. Common TO medium. S2.5o@s3: good to
fine. S3.JnmS4.50.
Leaf.-C ommon 10 medium. s5Glf6.5O; good 10
vprv good. S7Mi9.50; continental shipping, 400
@si5 English shipping, i6GTlC
BRIGHT TOBACCO.
LUqS.-COmmou TO medium, % 50A $3.50 good
10 tine. >7Ds $3.50: smokers, 90 S2j.
Ledf.- CommOn 10 medium, $500 $500; good
to fine filters, S9dSl7.
MAHOGANY wRAPPrEs.
Common 10 medium. sl2.5OGS@0; coed TO hne,
43CMfjC.
YELLOW WRAPPERS
Common 10 Medium. S25@S3J; coed To- Are,
g+OfH $50: fancy. y6ON37J.
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
ALEXANDRIA arARKETs.

JANUARY 2s.-fhe marx OF to- day IS quiet and
easy. Flour is ,teady AZ quotations. Wheat y Erin
AZ 1notations: Their, we no offerings 0f choice
lancaster 10 -dav. and We note small saies Of fuliz
Al 81 80 aud $40. Corn IS steady. with lght re-
small lois Of rye and Oals Nere offered, bat with
drawn but prices are firm az quotations. Country
Droduce IS dull on account Of The continued warm
weather Clover and timothy arc ia light Inquiry
AZ quotations G0zettc.
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y EfFL FFtlsNF
tFW yDR'.
" YORK. Januaiy 20 -lot'ou q

NFw YORK.. Jannuiy 20 -f.tou quiet and
steady: sale, 100 bales; uuands. l2'.c: trctt.,
I27c. southern iDur unchanged a a iairly actf":
common 10 fair x 81. sJ.s iiG.25 gono 10 ch0 80
extra. sG.30M77J. WHOA. oren'd gale. b.i.tr:
closed weak with advance lost uNgludc' red sl.ij
d&lfG. Corn la L.. fctitr: ing adrd SOC. ''t't
oprucd firm: g -. cd iui ga. wcfk: No. 3 4'tc.
Hon, gu u and unchanged. Coiire irw'r au1 "t T.
Suegril and unchanged. Noa.efs IN i-if dtlnaNf
aud steady at 3emj5c. Rice--fiOod inquiry e. ~,
~ 72,c. Resin. ; .jjmt l.Go. rurpen inc dun ana
ci-I'rat fIM4li.c. WCo ia fat demand, -
orouad firm ava ol..p,i tul' az fI2jjW&l2 j..
Niddies "a shlG. 'oW,r. lar opened higher 7.f
,io,,d easter at k7.gCGi7.9J. VIII kc,. a. 5f
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THE IRfsH-RELiEF FUND IN PORTSNOCTH-FU'
NERAL OF CHIEF-0F-PoLIcEB ENs0N-A NEW
ENTERPRISE.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, January 29.-The cnye-
lope collections In Portsmouth for the Irish
Sufferers were counted tonight. The con-
tributions will reach 5000.
The funeral OF Chief-of-Polce Benson this
afternoon was very imposing and was head
ed by the splendid band from the flig'ship
Tennessee.
The stockholders OF the Norfolk Knit
ting and Cotton Manufacturing Company
met tonight and elected officers and
Board Of Directors, and expect to have the
factory in operation by the 1st OF June.
Barton Meyers, British consul, is president.
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r,,n go, orIeuns nueIiist. krrescell.

NEW ORLEANS. january 29.-The District
Attorney to-day filed complaints against the
principals and seconds in the Burkc-llea"-
seq duel. The principals were bailed in
$500 each, and the seconds in $3.50 each.
The penalty for ducling is 5000 fine and
two Years imprisonment for principals,
and 300 fine and one year Tor seconds.
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NEW YORK pIrKnLErM ,iAHkrT.

JANUARY 27.-Ths market T. strong and Is fairy
aclvc. Late ,ierfay 800 barrels rcfn,d here 81
a. &C.. aud 5000 barrels IN rhiaie,phia ~ Sc.
CRUDE in shipping order quO'od al 7 Sc; naptaa
at 6 G7c. Eenncd ~ SA' bid Tor future deliveries
for New Y0rE. Sc. bid for Philadelphia. aud So
nominay for Baltimore. Eeiued in eases at an
l3c Sales Of United certificates lcrnde peiroleunl
~ New York. 90 600 barrels: Oil city. no rclOff.
Opeue1 ~ SIZE bid Sl.l2y asked: highest sales
at Sl.l2K lowest sale. ~ .eSis ciostdat Si.O-l
old and II .O9ls a. ktc.-.I1uTRdt Of Commerce.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-ToBAccO MARKnT

JANUARY The market was steady, with sales
agercgaung 100 hOg,heIds.
The Gilhcri House SOLD i 3 hOgshead- | hO1sh,ad
Barren County lugs a. - 20: h0g>belds Crittcn-
den county lugs NJ % IS and 50 90; hogshrads
Hcndrr.o on CouOty common leaf at IS 80 aud
a.. 90: 2 hDg.hcIds Galloway Comfy lugs aud mo-
dlun ltaf 4. - 80 aud $3.50: h0g>hcIGS Graves
County lugs ana comMOn leaf at $3.50 aud 81 90
4 hog heads Henry County, Tenn, Eg5 and COM
hog, head Warren county me iium lear AT 500; I
hosshead Wcaklcy County, Tenn, good leaf al .lo.
COurier-J0urROi.
INlhor hon. es Ind eAlni AZ like nriccll
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IIAEEeE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF RICHMOND. JASUARY 20, 1850.


steamer Wyinoke Couch, New YORK, mcrcian.
disc and pa scBg"rs. g.. W. Alien & 60.
steamer j. ". tyermdn. arr. ~ tladelphl1. in-E-
chaudisc and Its-cng' r. }. ". hc' aritch agent
steamer Ariei, ,lliurd. Norfolk United S.ats1
mall merchandise and passengers, l.. H. 1atun,
agent.
sch oncr Muskcc. Cullen. New YOik. railroad.
iron. Tredcgar Company; and hay, {. T.. WIT
lock.
Schooner Emma e.. Fox. torSOn. New YORK. mer-
chan lie. Curtis Parker.
schooner Hattie LOi>. ClentOn. Orient. l.. J.,
glano, W. q. Crcnshaw.
CLEARED FOR TINS PORT.
From BIlJimorc January Zstb, schooner Si3l7r
". II. IautUm. Sio'.
From New York January 2srl schooner Lucy
Jones' NarlhuRh.
MEMORASDuM.
BALTIHORF, January 2s.-Arrivei: schooner
VI. T. Dayl., Moore, from Richmond.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK. January 29.-Arfiyed: Nit'ani.
Alps. Arrived out: AndeTn. Cornelius. NdbJru'.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, January 20. 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Pei. 1.O32 bushels.
CORN Ithjte, 762 bushels. Mircd, Gj4 BUSH
els.
OATS.-500 bushels.
ilFAL.-32 bushels.
BLACKENED PEAS.-34 bushels.
BEANS.-6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHFAT.-Red. 40 bushels mixed at Sl.43: 92
bushels good Fultz n Sl.3S to AT. 1872 bushels.
CORN IlHite. II huthrls prime al JJc.: 536
bu.,eI- very gOOu 30 D,rsurs guUi AT 5efv
IS Bushels cood 5Sc: 20 bushels good al j9c.-
totai. 500 bushels. Niced, 20 bushels prime At
j9c. 20 bushels prime At 5Sc.; 244 bushels on
private terms; 300 bushels prime at 5Sc.-tOtal,
Goa bushels.
OATS.-J00 bushel; on private terms.
MEAL.-32 bushels. unbolted al 60c.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

ness auh price, are not showing important
ch,ngp Prices ne for Virginia. 40 40 for priae:
4IT4Lc. for extra prime; -, for fancy NV,
AMI haud.picAed at 5s&j4c-JoHrn~ ~ c'N''
HieTce.
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Maine Affairs.

FUSIoNIsTs TAKING THEIR SEATS n THE REGU-
LAR LEGISLATURE.
Augusta, January 29.-Scycn Fusion sem
ators and twenty-five Fusion repre- senatycs
took their seats in the regular Legislature
to-day, and were cordially received.
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NEVyORK WOOL M.EKET.

JANUARY 81 Wp0t-There 4 nothing new %
hi, market. Holders views ere QUi a. strong -
Il any time aitcrly, anC sup lies ale carried Win
ON 1dencJ. Trade has opened very quietly III
week. and the hu.iBrss Las not 'Xienced 10 % e
han small lot. .-JDVfH0t II Commerce.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

JANUARY 2S.-Pricet to-day ranged ~ toioRs 4:
dium or fair quality, 4a4jsc; Ordinary. 3A@ 4c.;
Thin steers. oxen. and COWS, 2&eD3A'.; c3lye~. it@
BE-: snecD. Jm &C.: lambs, 5M &C.: hORs, z~ CHc.
cows and calves, f20Nf40.-Gazette.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
kOunlaIiia.


LONDoN, January 80 "A Bucharest dis
patch says " a great fire at Jassy, which
has destroyed the Administrative Palace. Is
still raging, and the flames have extended
to adjacent buildings. \ large number OF
records, which cannot he replaced, were De.
StrOyed in the palace"
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OIlifUnrN.


SUDDEN DEATH OF 4 RECTOR
PHILADELPHIA, January 29.-Rcy. Will
liam Rudder, -. D., rector Of st. stephens
Prote tant Episcopal church. died suddenly
early this morning at his residence, IN this
civ
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A Strong Government.

LONDON, January 29.-The Vienna cor
respondent Of the Manchester Guqrdlda
saws: "In conSt quence Of the recent riots
in Pesth. Herr rizza, President OF the COun-
Gil and Minister Of the Interior, is prepar-
Ing bills to be presented to the Legislature,
restricting the rights Of association and
public meetings and the liberty OF the
nrpSsc
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NEW YORK svM4C MARKET
~ TeiegrapD.

JANUARY 27 -Sttmoc-Sicily quoted az $50 fr.
b II lOfs. S3OMS $40 Tor low grades, apf 5000 800
fn Virgmia.-Jp0radl II Commerce.
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Prospective Reform Legislation.


LONDON. January 29-The Manchester
Gltdrdidn'S London correspondent says:
:" One OF the main sui iects to be presented
by the Government for legislation at the
coming session Of Parliament viii be bill
for the abolition OF the law Of primogenl-
ture and for the simplihcation OF tie trans
fer OF land"
COIItcry Horror I'm SaXOny.
FIFTEEN LIVES LOST BY FIRE.DAMP EXPLO-
SION.
MINDEN, January 29.-Fitcen lives have
been lost by fre-damp explosion in Il col
liery at MeasSen, SaXony. Ten bodies have
been recovered.
Gable Rates.
PARIS, January 20.-The Anglo-American
Cable Company has informed The French
Post. Office Department that the tariff for
messages by the way Of the Bresl cable Will
be sixty confines per word from thc 1t OF
February next.
Foreign Notes.
PARIS, January 29.-The Chamber Of
Deputies has adopted. by Il vote Of 26S to
1899, the clause of the bill relating 10 public
meetings supported by the Government,
which provides for the suppression OF polili-
cal clubs. The remaining clauses OF the
bill were afterwards adopted, including the
10th. which authorizes the Government to
prohibit meetings where disturbance is APP
pretended.
LONDON, January 29.-The Duchess Of
Marlborough saws MIR. ParnelPs statements
that the fund which bears her name only
relieves tenants abo have paid their rent,
aud that its promoters have political OBJ
jects, are gross falsehOOds.
Edward Middleton Barry, Royal Acade-
mician, architect OF the House Of Parila-
ment, new National Gallery, and other inn
portant structures in London, Is dead !;
aged Bity.
MONTREAL, January 29.-The gazette to-
day, commenting editorially on Mr.. Par
nelfs visit. says the Mayor will be guilty Of
an outrage against the sentiment OF large
and influential portion of the people OF this
city II in his official character he partc-
pates in any way in the demonstration to
Parnell.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORh.

SsT YORK. January 20 -Noon.->tocks strong
Money on call. ja5 per cent EXcnangc-Lo, =
iS2; short. 4S44. state bonds dun. Government,
quiet.
Ercafng.-Ngney, sac pr cent. Exchange,
is2l, governments quiet and steady new 81
lO4: 4 per cents, 1919; per cents, IO4G. states
nominal.
BALTINORE.
BALTIMORE, January 30 virginia 6's. old. p
def-rjcd. Z; consos. jO1i; second ,eres. 20:
past due coupons. 7Gi.: new l0.4O's. 1861; 1910
cOupOas SOl Bid to-day
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Flour.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Pine, $4MA.5O: superfne. S550@!5.75; extU
t6.75 cOnmOa family, $7ai7.25, fancy Ura.3
.TXI4R
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rosfAL.-1he Office Ut Oak Glen. Lee
aa1uniY, Is discontinued, there being no can
uuaIe Tor the place Of postmaster. Robert
iiaim Is appointed postmaster at Harris,
Lpulsa county, Dice Mss l.. V. Harris, re-
sss W. IL. Boyd is appointed postmas-
Mount Carmel. Halifax county, cice
a. H. Richardson, re ,igned.