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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14
|TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
FfairIciGe by u Eeoress.

RIcuMoNp. Va. Jan. l4.slSSl. "A letter
just received here from tho town Of Sedaia,
Tenn, near tho border Of Virginia, tolls how
The marriage Of Ham DoWham, coorcd, was
prevented by his sister. WHO disikcd and OBJ
iccted to his prospective bride. Hams sister
tried 10 various ways to disaualo her brother
from marrying tho woman to whom sho
had such an aversion, but he. nowthstaud-
pg, csrTcd CO his couriship ciandcsliuely. She
vowed that tho marriage should never lako place
but finding Ham determined that it should,
this female fcnd resolved Oh a most devilish
crino to prevent it. On tho evening Of Mon
day lest, theTay upon which tho couple wore
to be united, sho deliberately mixed deadly
poison with the victuels shc bad prepsred for
her brothers supper. Tho cxpootant but uu :.
suspeollug groom came aud ate heartily. Soon
after tho meal ho was taken suddenly i'll, and
vas attacked b. violent spasms. These con-
tiuued for twenty hours, when BIO expired 10
the most terrible agony. Tho murdercss was
arrested, and 10 now confined in tho county jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14
The GElrissI4ucy Case.

TX Senator Cnristlancy yesterday filed In the
Equity Court Of Washington his snswor to Mrs.
C5. cross bill, alleging cruelty. Sc, in which he
makes tho following statement:
I'm answer to tho second point in her laid bill,
L admit tho marriage between myself and the
ssid complainant. ss stated ia her said bill; !
ssolennly assert that said marriage took place 81
hef own lnstarcs and that WAS led into it by
her ssllliulIy turning what was intended as q
mare c9mplment to her into proposition for
marriage, which, at tho first moment suspected
she intended TO miSconstrne into such PROPOSE.
tlon, promptly apologized for, when she as
promptly declared her wish that should marry
her, 10 which did net ssseat until after I had
honestly and earnestly, on several different &C.
casions, endeaVored to convince her Of the IN.
1tness OF such marriage on account of the dif-
1ere1ces or our respective ages; but l inally
yielaed 10 har solicitations, upon her repeated
assurances that she loved mo better than any
other man, which assurances she volunteered 10
declare TO me Wero false the first moment We
were alone together in our room at Philadelphia
the night after the wedding and before she had
taken OF her hot avowing her love for another
1Esn, TO Hhom she said she had been engaged,
ana declaring that she hsd on the morning of
the wedding, tainted at the mention of his name,
aud That She had perjurod herself in her mar
rlago vow, snd demanding An immediate di.
'o1co; and npon my telling her there was no
ground Tor divorce, and that none could be had i,
she screamed ike msnisc.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

10 the State trials at Dublin, yesterday, MIR.
McDonoush opened Tor the defense. lie de-
nounccd tho rroa' oulIGn es tho landlords ID
dlotntns Healcst tho tenants OF iroisnl. rho
court room was crowded and tito session was
proceeded by parade Of cvic:cd tenants. The
rgrallAu outraged in ireland during December
plumber, according TO tho London Times SG6
Steamers havo arrived OF Dublin. from Wool
wIoh, With largo cargoes OF atores aud Ginnuni
tlop, md tho gathering of troops aud poles 10
protect rrlco, q scrvrrs creates great excitement
a riot was Lvoricd yesterday by tho parish
priest. who appealed to tho pccp!o. tho magis
trato, who read tho riot ac', and the pol;cc, who
forced back tho crowd with their bayoIols. In
the House Of Commons Mr.. Parncl dtc'ined tc
enter into cry diStinc. engagement as 10 tho
closing d! debate ca the address. It's thought
certain, hoHcver. that tho debate will end t.
night. Twenty Irish members. it is said, will
follow MIR. Shaw d course and dissocato them !.
selves from The Irish agitation and the Parnel
party.
Ii is stated lLsl Bismarck has advised The
Porto to assumo tie defensive, aud Turkey il
making active preparations TO ucct aCY WGrkc
moVemcn. by Grocca.
Reports Of tho sugar crop from Domcrsrs,
Barbadocs ind Antigua Gro favorable. Al
Domcrsra largo orders are on hand for vacuum,
pan refined descriptions for tho United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

EusiEesl remains very quiet, the weather con-
tiluinR unpropitious and the loo blockade almost
putting Rn estopal upon trade. Money matters
are very quiet, and the disbursements on &C..
coun: On ictorcs: and dividends is making itself
felt in the casing Of tho markets. Call loans are
b2ng made in Baltimore at 5 per cont at bank,
but private leans 80 OF 4. Commercial paper is
readily negotiable ct 5 10 par cent. The New
York money market is easy at GAG per cent on
CALL 1a5 per cent On Tina and 5:5i per cent on
primo mercantile paper. All the conditions
continue favorable for an easy market. Gov.
ecnnelt bonds sre strong and The long date
issues further advanced. under the influence
of tho adVicol from Washington respecting
refunding. The closing quotations from New
York make IA per cents higher, and tho 4
per C ants fully per cent The dis were quoted
at ll?S lll.I. and the per cents at 1l3!all3s.
Virginia securities are stronger and moderately
active. CoDsols opened yesterday at IS. and sd.
Vhnced to 73s closiag after ssles of So, coo, at
7Si.73s Tho l0-4Os were firm and higher,
$3l, 600 changing hands at 49s. Deferred GER
ttcatcs sold again ct Is. and coupons sold at 81
for consols and 9is9i9 for coupons. Railroad
| stocks are quiet aud we qlo!o local shares nomi.
nally: o a s. ID 70 l0l3sl03 o s. a o. lat III;
do ID l2l; do 81 81 100; do 4th 5s9s5Sz. The
banks of this city have all declared semi. annual
| dividends OF per Gle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Tho leo gorge ia Jumts river. sill mDcdoH
navigation
Rcv. Silas Biliings, principal of Fairfax 70.
lnso destitute, ut Winchester, died few days
ago.
j. W. Grim has purchased 3Gi acr;s of Iard
near Whcatand, L9udoun o,unty. for sS755
per aoro.
Tho rc6ldenoa OF Mr.. II. NJ. Pac,, in L;nch.
burg. with all tho furniture. was dc,iroycl hy
% iucondary fro Wednesday mor1i1g.
MIR. Walter j.. Harrison has boon q. ctcd
President OF tho Loudouu NatiooaI Bank, ct
lIoesburE, woo Mr.. lleniy T. Harrison, bis
father, resigned.
The body Of q. W. Morrison, druggist of
Richmond, vino. with Di. Vest md co0rcd
man. Was drowncd in James vcr several wc; ka
npc. was f0uSd near Wilcox's wharf vi st, rioy.
Although tho body had boon in tho water for
several wotks tho ioHturcs wrro pciitc.!y naiu-
rnl and tho oorpso not at all dce1mnosrd. |! is
bells we'd tho body Of Dr. Vost is in tho imo,o-
dato vicinity of tho place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14

The cruise Ct tho democrats on Tho tariff
question siocc they bGvo had control Of Con
gress. has cot bCCn circulated to ra;s3 them ID
tho estimation Of TIC country a re7cnu'
tariff is now, e31 free trade hes boon heretofore
oardiual principles Of the democratic party. and
yet tho democratic ctngrcssmca have assisted,
to tho utmos! extcn! OF their ability the efforts
Of tho republicans to maintain end make per
manent, protective or prohibiory tariff. The
recent voIo in tho House for rciundipg tho pub.
I,c debt in short bord5, ia cas-, 10 poiot.
Suoh bonds will require an inimcnso revenue
aad tho only means for raising tho revenue 10
Wha. the republicans viii agree, arc heavy
duties on importatioIs Gnd cxosas o. Southern
productions. l.1rg boad1, payable by tho ntxt
generation, TO whom tie iucrt a5cd wealth and
population OF the c)uotry Wi:l render their re-.
dempli0n matter ct 30 consequence, would On
nihllhto every Attempted tyouso for making the
poor peoplo Of the c,uniry pay double prc, for
almost everything they coos1nc. ia order that
ts~ Ilotl monopo?ists may continue TO exact
exorbltsnt pr,ft5 from tho goods they ranu-
tacuro. Democratic cOns,cssmcn ere very silly
IT They suppose that thuir Intelligent constitu.
ents are too stupid to SEQ and fully appreciate
tho evils o! the Irasent eya!c,n t, raising the
reveuuo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14
Financial,

NEW EoKK Jan. ID The Posts lnancisl ar
ticle says: At the stock exchange tho telegraph
speculation to-day takes secondary place 10
railroad shares. The strongest railroad stocks
have advanced to tho following urices Union
Pacific to u.s. Central Pacific TO eS4; Wabash to
as and s9Si milwaukee, and st. Paul to 12O !;
Northwest TO lZSs; Lake Shore 1889; New York
Central to 1929 {; Delaware s. Hudson to 974,
and Reading TO 70 The telegraph stocks are ali
lower Western Union has declined from I'LL 10
1885, Atlantic & Pacific from All to 45, and
American Union from 81 TO sC9. No new facts
have como to light respecting the proposed tolc-
graph consolidation. Tho Northern Pacific
stocks are somewhat higher today. Govern
mcnt bonds arc lower. The local money mar
ket is easy at 5aG per cont for call loans on socke,
4a5 por cent on u. 8. bonds and 4a5 por cent for
tmo loans,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14

furrchi Indicators all iced TO induc, Tic be
ilcf that tho proposed alliance between tho
republicans AID Malopitca ia the State is
doomed 10 utter aid tutiro failure, aud that
the rank aud file OF thoso engaged in the move
ment will wonder what il was belul for il il
was SO 5000 to bo dono for. As tic binding
obligation OF pctuniary contracts is ono OF The
prof, saod principles Ct Icpuhiicaaism, tina only
bopo!tha protectors OF tho allialc, referred to
must hive been ia their ability TO iDduco q
daieotoo among the negroes, bus III, managers
TT tho parry. such AZ Nles;rs. JoTccnscp, ID, z}1.
dori AID CthGls, trc confidt n; that their black
c1horis. Thlo accepting ali that the Mahonitts
g.vJ lhom, will vote tho srai9ht republican
il,kct. as they did at the last election. The
moro reputable republic ms outside of the State
bro also Strengthening tho strsishtcus as much
~ possible. Tho Baltimore Ac1orican, for in-
aaho., 10 lcloroncO TO The recent meeting of tho
republican State executive Gem uittoc ia Rick.
mOnd, shya. tho resolutions adopted, Gnd
which provide for O straiehtout organization,
"havo special significance, il vcw Of tho efTJrt
uhch Mahoro is making to Horsnad, N :rthcyn
Republicans that they cught to lend their coun
trnanco 10 tho Koad. listers AID foe,
The Republicans Of Virginia to coalcsoo
with these regulators. For ourselves. we CT
tnrtain no fear that SUCCESS will attend these
efforts, and our Virginia friends should not mis-
lake the buster Of O few politicians forth senti
ment Ct tho Republican masses They may
res! assured that the Republicans Of the North
do appreciate their devotion to ptiacpIe, and
that they do not desire 10 sec them dcpat.
from it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14
Startling information!
KING GOERGE Co. Ian

1 AlNt UOEntE W.. Jan, ..
i To the editor ofAc Alexandria Gazette
write to inform ycu of Some lawlcss Pro
o,odioee, Of which | Have become aware, 10
| viii CT tho Parties Cannot 10 reached in tho
usual Course Of Jusic,. Bat which the Eii-
tors aud News Papers | think should make
poerls atqualoted Witb there YES quantity
OF electricity tsken from child. Born in Ills
CouDty, by Scientific means and carried eff by
tho Parties Called 10 to render assistance With
this electricity they Have Siuc, made many
dItc,Vsrys tmopg Which Was perfec! tel1
graph without wire, that they c,uld mako it
rain, end last to mention though not least, they
Gould dos troy Human life. of Murder 10 tho
most Secret naner, BY bee 1ming charged with
and Sending an invisible our ront any distance
and Immltatting tho symptoms of every dis
ease, Whilst they arc Securely Hiding 10 Some
OF the Northern Ciie5-aud absolutely defy.
lng arrest. How became Possessed Of this
nfor ma lion Mr.. Editor will Procsed to TO-
toim you was tho Child that the electricity
was drawn from and 10 me they Have been teo
graphing 10 the Bodcst manner, relating their
operations it may be in unQuardei moments. and
l do not Wsnt them 10 Continue 10 Kill Poo.
lls With this electricity through lack of eifor.
on lily pait, | c)uld mention Hundreds of
names 10 every Part of the Ocuotry of Persons
Who Had died Suddenly, and unex peotcdly,
who we're dos troy cd in the manner above re.
lated, MIR Editor think you Will aeroo with
Me that 1t should DO knowo that they now Kill
fceplo With electricity, and arc never Brought
60 tflal rGspt c:fully,
OSCAR ID JOHNSTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14
NEWS OF TIE Day.

1i,o ulion L,eguo Club CT New YoiI: lat
night elected Hamilton Fish president.
Gcneral Grant IVES yesterday elected prcs-
dent Of tho VOLTS Fair Commission, uodcr
whose auspices tho great fair is TO be held ia
New York 10 1883.
Hsll3 NJ pleistcd was inausurattd IS Gov.
ernor OF Maize OF Augusta yesterday htitro an
immense crowd in The hall OF the House cf
representatives.
4 republican member hiss introduced bill
II tho Tennessee Legislature TO c2mrromiss the
debt Of tho extinct municipality OF Mem phis at
twenty five centH on Tho dollar and four ncr
cans. intCrcst.
Tho Now Orlcaus grand jury has indicted
Frederick Wilt. president of the New Orleans
City railroad, charging him with emb. zz'iug
$4,000 from tho funls Of tho company Il is
supposed tho money vas used for corrupt pur.
poses.
The republicans OF tho Pennsylvania losis!a-
turo failed to combine last night, fifty of Grow
supporters for tho seIatorsbip refusing to GO
into the caucus. Tho other members held O
cau,us. and Ii. W. Oliver, Jr, Camcron's
candidate, was nominated
Reports from all seolops of South Ceroloa
indicate that great damage hes been dono 10
the cotton and ric, crops By tho proiraclcd vet
weather. Or the cotton uupicked in December
one halt has Econ lot aud tho remainder much
injured. On the Sea Islands tho CLIFTON is rot.
tenlDg 10 the fields. Ihs rco harvest is ono Of
the most unfortunate on record.
Tho directors of tho Chesapeake aud Ohio
Canal held their monthly meeting in Baltimore
yesterday. Thro was full attendance. Tbs
payment OF tho WOlkmen was ordered The 70
cent decision 10 The canal suit was tho leading
topic discussed, AID ell tho directors expressed
qualification at tho result OF tho cas2.
The funding bill vas again up 10 tho House
CT Representatives yesterday. An amendment
was adopted fixing tho amount of bonds ct
$500 600, 900 and Tho amount of ro.ts OF $500, E..
100000. The bonds arc TO boar tbreo per ocn'.
interest, redoemsbo aftor two poars, or payable
at ten yoals from date, aud The certificates arc
to bear thrco per cent iotercss, rtdscmebo in
ono year. or payable at ten years from date
The Canadian meteorological ofioo riporls
tho weather again intensely cold 10 the North.
west Territory. A dispatch from Chicago
states that binding storm OF snow md wind
br0ko over that city yesterday morning and
prevailed al day. with thu weather growing
rapidly coId-r. Reports from Iosa aud Wis
oopsn show tho storm 10 be general throughout
those States. A Milwaukee, Wis, dispatch
says tho snow storm wns general through tho
State yesterday.
At e meeting of The Liquor D yalot's Asso,i-
alton, held yesterday 10 Washington. tho so,icn
OF tho pastors OF tho churches of tho city at Q
meeting held last Sunday, With regard 10 thsi,
attitude towards tho dealers in spiriluous liquors
Was considered and tho following ri so!utcn Yves
adopted: That w denouucs such gathering
aud oil asscmblages for business CT Political
purposes Ga tho Sabbath day as uDohfIlan and
as subversivc OF tho lime honorod custom
among civiI,Z people to observe til, Lords
day with becoming meekoess and charity" %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, d. g., Jan. Is, 1851
SENATE.

SENATE.
MIR. Honr presented, with petition ia is
favor, bill to provide for retired End retiring
Presidents of the United States.
MIR. Johnston, of Ve., from tho Conmitlao OF
Agriculture reported tho different bills before
the committee on tho subject of plcuro pneu
monis among onttlc IIo said that quite q
number OF these bills had been referred TO the
committee but that their provisions Gero 50
varied and tho subject itself so largo and diff
cult that it had been determined 10 report tt n
back without any recommendation, letting them
70 on tho Calendar to be called up at aty time.
MIR. Johnston, from the select committee on
the Yorktown centennial Celebration, reported
faVorabIy the House 1lnt resolution authoriz ..ng
and requesting tho PRESIDENT 10 extend to the
government and people of Francs an Invitation
TO Joln the goVfr1ment and people of the u. S,
IN the observance OF the centennial anniversary
Of tho surrender at Yorktown, Va. Lilo said,
10 reply to Mr.. Anthony, the bill did not provide
an appropriation but that 40 amendment 10
that regard could BIO madc when tho bill was
taken no.
Dir. oorhees offered concurrent resolution
lnstiuctlDg the Committees Oh Naval Affairs of
the two houses to co operate With tho Secretary
OF the Navy and with each other in making tho
necessary arrangements for Unwilling the
statue of the late Admiral Fsrragut, DOW cree
ted 10 Farragut square. Washington, Adopted
% motion OF Mr.. Whyto tho Conference
Committees report on the bill to regulate the
award OF and compensation for advertising 10
tho District Of Columbia WIS taken up. and
after brief Criticism uron it was coGcurred 10.
The Senate passed tho District tramp bill
and then proceeded with tho calendar, under
what ID known as the Anthony rule.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
To day being privrte bill day under the ru;cs,
which o1noot be set asids except by o two
thirds vote the House went into Committee
OF the Whale on the private calender. No at
tempt was made to proceed with the or slinra.
ton Of the: FundiDg Bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14

Mr. jay Gould having obtained p;s session oi
nearly all tho through Inca Of railroads 10 The
country has roS o! ono swoop co6blod up all
the Geographic lines. By this latter means he
knows every secret tina! il entrusted to the
Wiros and can arrange his business accordingly.
This is another illustration Of the French Gpoth.
ezem that ther, is nothing SO likely 10 happen as
tho impossible. for. though this is democratic
government what potoais:o in sll tho world
posscss's more power or en- use it moro erbi.
.rariy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14

Court OF AprEALs, YEsTEBDAY.-Wil-
llens aid Blackwell. trustees, VS.. IlaWes and
wife and els Fran tho Chanoory Curt of the
city OF Ricbmold. Affirmed, Judge Christian
deliVe.iog The opinion.
Garriscn W. Frazier g. Ii4l. From tho Cir.
emit Court Of Nor,k city. Reversed Judge
AGdcisoa delivering The oriIiop.
Williams rs administrator against Graham
and SIS. Fr3m the Cilceit Court OF Aex-
enclls CTS. Reversed, Judge Staples deliver
leg the opiaon.
Abbott lroo Company against Graham and
ns. From the Circuit Court CT Alexandria.
Reversed, Judge Staples delivering tho opinion.
F,roes & Alters against Hagman. From the
Clrcait Cours Of Herlioo county. Affirmed
judge Bulk delivering tho opinion.
For bes & Alters against Gravlllcr. From
Circuit Court of Uebr.co. Affirmed, Judge
Bdtk5 delivering opinion.
Swanson against Meadows. From tho Circuit
Court Of Pgttsylvania county. Affirmed, Judge
Christian delivering opoinioD.
Gilbert against Graham and ais. From tho
Circuit Court Of Alexandria city. Affirmed,
Judge Staples delivering tho opinion.
Commonwealth Us Rollus e. Burbank, Ap-
peal dismissed
:. Sydnor css'gu:e, against Saspson. Appeal
dismiss 3D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14
He Accpn1Sy

New YORK, Jan. A.-This morning tho nom.
mating committee appointed st tho convention
OF tho Worlds Fair Commissioners waited on
Gen. Grant 81 the Fifth Avenue Hotel TO tender
him the otlics OF President of tho Worlds Fair
Tho homer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14
AMti.JeWish Agitation,

LONDON, Jan. 14.-A dispatch from Berlin to
tho Times says: 1.-THE anti, jewish agitation is
spreading in the provinces"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14
Execution.

STArLEToN. s. L., Jan. l4,--Edward Rein.
haTdt, the wife murderer, WAS executed in tho
yard OF Richmond county jail ut 10 o clock this
forenoon. Ito met his fata with stolid bravery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14

a fanatic IL msa WAC thinks tho whole
Void pack 81 toja because lhoy eont look
;htoueh his green ela:sep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14

Some peOplo have. perhaps unconscously, q
way OF habituslly rubbing the fur the right way
and mbkug everything smooth. whio others,
equally unconscious, always rub it the wrong
way acd 1.-Two il Tho midst OF a perpetual suar
and eroWl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14

IS all very we'll to talk poctioaly about tho
slender thread triate, but the ugly truth is that
mon 5 fate generally depends on the plumber of
hours Ct homes; work be pu:s in every day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14

Flour ia dull and hoavy. Whoat is higher,
and but little WIS offered. which sold at ll3 for
mixed. Corn is quiet. with small sales Of white
at 80. No Ryo or Oats offered. Bacon is q
fraction If Country produce is lower, on &C.
count Of tho Into mid weather. Other article,
at quotations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14

BALTIMORE Jan. l4--Vireinia Ga old 30 do
deferred IL asked; do consolid 1855: do "a series
-; past due coup OIL; new 1914 49I; 10 4O5
coupon "a bid to-day. Cotton dull middlinp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Jan. l3.-Hop
active md firm; common $ia4 SIS; light 81 IS
% packing 81 e6s6 Is; butchers S. 15s6 80
roceipts 5000 head; shipments 400.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14

RICHMOND MARKET, Jan'y. 13.-Tho market
a Is very lnot. WIN very l!m'So rccoip.S o, Pro,
only. Offerings of Wheat light, with sales of
Fult@ at lLS,ll7. and llSal20 for mixed. Corn
in better supply, with sales at 52a6" for white
and mixed. Nothing doing in Ryo or Oats md
quotations arc nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-14

liz. Flour firm and active; Howard stree. and
Western super 5)aSi; do extra 1 2iaS5; DC
family 25a66: City Mills super 3 35aS3 20 do
extra 25sS4 u.s. do family & 25sS6 SO; do nio
brands Sc rs; Patspsco family 81 %. Wheat
Southern nomlnaliy unchanged; Western dull ;
Southern red ll5sllS; do amber 122sl2S; No .
Western winter red spot and Jan'y III; Feb'y
1ls4allSl Mar 1l95al20; April q bid. Corn.
Southern easier; Western steady; Southern
white 80; do yellow G0s5l; Western mixed spo.
and Jan 531a53s Feb 545s54l; March 549s545 ;
steamer 50A. Oats firm; Western white 47s45;
do mixed 44s45. Rye frmer at 10la102i. Hay
firm primo to choice Ponns and Maryland 2la
S23. Coffee quiet Rio cargoes ordinary to tsic
1ls1?5 Sugar easier: a soft q. Whiskcy
easier and dull at 12.S1 10.