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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-20
"A linen towel nearly two hrndro

"A linen towel nearly two hundred
years old, owned by IchabodsBartlett
one OF the signers OF the Declaration Of
Independence, is now in possession of
John Shapley, Of Auburn, N. Y. 1t is
of the ordinary old-fashioned linen, and
was nearly a century old when in pos
session of Mir. Bartlett. I thas descend
ed as IN heirloom through the d.fferent
generations Of the family, ard pre-
served as a relic OF two centuries.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-20
Sentence Of a Mail Robber.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2s.-When the case
of Prentice Tiller, express robber, was
called in the Criminal Court yesterday,
his attorneys pronounced themselves as
ready TO proceed. The indictment was then
read to the prisoner, and he was asked to
plead. 10 the establishment of the Court,
Tiller answered without a moments
hesitation: 'Guilty, your honor" There
was q sensation succeeding this, but pres
emily Judge Van Wagner turned in his
chair, ordered the prisoner to rise, and SEN
fenced him to five years Imprisonment in
the penitentiury. This Is the full penalty
of the law tor grand larceny.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-20

"A Mexican paper publishes a story
about 6 wild boy" We suppose IT,;
boy cou!dnt raise fifty cents to 60 ia
the circus. Nothing will make 4 boy
wilder than to hear the band playing
and the clowns singing from the out
side Of the tent CHicago Tines.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-20
GRANT AND FISH.

Ehe Letters of the Former to tho Latter
-Ex-Senator Conkling Sees No Reason
for Farther Statement on tho Part of
General Grant-Statcment of the Affairs
of the Younger Grants.
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present. His friends reported that he
was gaming In health, hut had doubts OF
the advisability OF bis undertaking the
duties Of the presidency pro tempore.
After some discussion a committee was APP
pointed to confer with him on the subject,
and further action was postponed. NO
otter topic was considered by the caucus
GENERAL NOTES.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January TO- Mr..
Morrison, Chairman OF the Ways and
Means Committee, announced the follow
ing subcommittee Changes In Tariff
Laws, Mills, Hewitt Of New York, aud
Kelley: Changes In Internal-Revenue
Laws, Blount, Hurd. and Kasson: Refund
Of Customs Duties, Hewitt, Jones, and
William Mckinley; Refund Of Taxes on
Tobacco, Blackburn, Herbert. and His
cock: Refund of Taxes on Spirits and
Malt-Liquors, Herbert. Blackburn, and
Russell; Refund Of Miscellaneous Inter-
nal Taxes, Hurd. Blount, and Russell /;
Relief for lost United States Bonds and
Coupons, Jones, Mills, and Hiscock.
The committee decided that the ques-
ton OF a revision Of the tariff should not
90 10 the subcommittee, but should be
considered by the entire committee. Mr..
Mills. OF Texas, says that this question
will not he before the committee for ten
DAYS or two weeks. During the interim
information is TO be gathered to aid in the
work. Initiatory steps were taken this
morning by submitting u resolution 10 the
House calling for information regarding
the differentiation OF goods consigned to
persons in the United States.
hoe laI In, rf
OF Claims counter claim against the
Union Pacific Railroad Company for ST.
994,667 for alleged Indebtedness TO the
United States. including per cent. OF the
net earnings OF the road.
Requests were sent last night to all the
Republican senator's to be in their places
at IL O'Clock to-day. 1t was proposed at
that time to elect Senator Anthony Presi-
dent pro tempOre OF the Senate. Before
the hour arrived some objection was made
to the proposal on the ground that an I'M
Outstanding existed not to proceed TO the
election until after another caucus had
been held. Some OF the Democratic sena-
tors also expressed objections to proceed
ing in the matter at this time on account of
the absence of Senator Pendleton, chair
man OF the Democratic caucus. IL was
thereupon determined by the Republicans
TO hold caucus after adjournment to-day.
II is probable that Senator Anthony will
decline the honor on the ground OF i'll
health.
At a meeting Of the Senate Committee on
Post-Ollices and Post-Roads it was deter
mined TO begin at the next meeting, one
week hence. the consideration OF the seve-
raj measures that propose TO establish the
postal telegraph system. Senator EdmuDds
will be present to give his views in support
OF the bill introduced by him.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, January 10, 1854.
Country Produce.

ADpies: Choice eating. s3.5OmN r barrel
prime S3dS3.5O; good to tar. sI@s3.
Beesb1dr: 2Sc q N.
Black OAK Bark: Eossed. Loo c 2..4O Ds.
rough, 81 q 5000 lbs .,,,,,.
Butter: Strictly prime. 25c.: good 70 PRIME,
2Od22c.: poor 10 tair. 12plSc Market dcu'e
for choice grades
Cabbage: Choice. 10Ml3c. 2 head. and active
poor stock. i(d6c. II head.
Corn Meal: t5@GSc. per bushel for country
roe for city mills.
Dried Fruit: Apples. fancy sliced. 5sc.: plain,
choice, Sc. blac KDerrics, 7k@sc.: cherries. I3M
l4c. Peacnes-Peeled, = TO l0c.; unpceieu' 3Hn
4sc. Market active. ,oa
Lire Fo,ois: Hens, 25c.; chickens. large, zoo
25c.: other size, 12@ Ice. o,,
Dressed Poultry: Turkeys. fat, 1870 lfc'
Chickens: small. l2al3c.: large, sGyc,
Feathers: Prime hye-goose, o0@oZc'' eo"'hoh'
Fiarseed. sI.1O@sl.l5 4 bushel. -
Nav: Virginia timothy. prime 10 CHOICE lua
Zee: clover-mixed, 60@65c.: Clover QUO
due. /; low grades very anu.
Lard. Country. l0%m lie. -. a, q
NiU-Ogai. prownstuff. sls y ton; bran' s's
"A ton; shipstuf, s2l@$22 q ton.
Baisd Oats: 65@70c. -,
pofafoss. Irish choice potatoes. ~ nlrre,
other grades, 81; e5@sl.7o; choice o"sne'
oG Sccts; Ginseng, si4o@s145 IN. Seneca. sve'
ftops 40q45c. Hn
Gallons. tl.75 b barrel. 60, p
Psaaufs: 5c,6e0c. ms 10 quality ana scarce.
RE: 60@6oc. y bushei.
Sumqc: Prime. xl'
Balsd|Strdio: 40@50c.
t Woop washed. sSc.: unwashea, ase. Burr!
wool WIN bring from to &C. y d. less un~a soos'
rates.
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Rice Arm: fair inquiry. Coston-secd o,, a 90
4Sc. Rosin steadv... Turpentine duff lHdss
active. Pork-!'riees. wholly ncmipsl, Mt
Lard variable; opened . shade hisher, aflervss14
contraci Grade, spot, 1925: January, ~ iSS
1926. Freiglits nominal. CotDD, g-5Sd
Wheat sId. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 10:-t1our q-tet ssa
steady. whest-southern quiet and arn; wrss-
sss shade armer spd S1is, southern sss saan
Winter ssd .a spos and jss..;y si:ossssi.o 81
sSs Sa . .0s sasnser r sSsss g
ern white. 43944c.: mixed, 4lfa4Zc.; esnA~ss-
vania, 4lG44c. Other articles Unchanged
CINCINNATI.
CrScIxNArI. January io:-Flouy auiet- wbss
fsss arn a. Sls. lard sTmse " az Is. sSSsss3s.
.sass sad rm sass al sa'YH or. H1 .t
and Iieht sa.60@so65; packing and bsseasws.
' LOUISVILLE.
Oats-Miaed western, 35xa36c. Prsyssions nr.s'
clear rib. s7.75; clear Sides IS. bacon Ss.E
Lard Prime leaf, lie. ''''
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, January TO- Flour hrmer. bsf sxe
guotably hi gher: Mhes. dull and shade ar,ssr.
Corn dull and shade higher; 4Sfd49 ezss2a,
4s4@4stc., January. oats higher. 35kGs3Sfsc-
cash. Whisky steady. Pork quiet and Hr5ns
1925 for old; SALE for new. Bulk p,ssas
firm: long clear. $3.50; short rib. t7.fOn
$3.50: short clear, $3.50. Bacon quies. bafc
clear. Ss.l5: short and clear, to.37ktses. "a.
Lard strong, 1880.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January l0.-Flour unchznrxg
&c. above yesterday; January, 94l6s95c.. No1
Chicago spring. 94S@94lc.; No. 2 red w,nssI.
96lec. Corn firm and prices advanced 1<f7.c.@
cash, J6G56%c. January. J51ld 56Sc. Oats Quart
and firm; cash. 1885,: January. $3.50. Posk sn
fair demand and prices averaged 10G20c. h,ytor-
but closed steady, cash, sl4.62k@fI4.75; JaDB-
arr; ;ssI4SSSSs14:s9. Lsrd In fair demand s.sss
sS.s5@ts.95. Buk-meats In fair demand; sisonl-
ders, 1925; short rib, 1885, short clear, - 40.
Wbiskey unchanged.
aiLwAUKEV.
INTIMATELY. January 10. Flour steady. WhsS
firm: No. Milwaukee, cash and January, p5Ec-
Corn quiet; No. 2, See Oats 6riner; No. =. Esssz.
Provisions higher Mess pork, tl4.55 cash ma
January. Lard-Prime steam, $50 en- sh ard .Irus-
uary Hogs steady at S59S5. 80 for live; ast-sartl
scarce at t6.40@$6.60.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs.
NEW YORK. January 10. -Cotiop-Nrt rers-frsSr
$50 bales: gross. 1926 bales. Futures cssed
e. sr STEADY saes. 10000 bale. Jn.cs,s
March, t1O.9i@s1O.95: April. 81 .09easl J. No.
MAY. f1l.23: June. 8Il.36Gs1l.37. .s8x-
S1l.47M*l Las; Augu't, S11.J6Isl1.5T. Sep
TENDER. s1l22@xll.26: October, &lQ-siHe
s10s5; November, s10.70@s1O.75.
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THE HIGHLAND LYNCHING.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF
THE AFFAIR.
Verdict or the Coroner's Jury-The Lynched
Man Suspected or Manv Crimes
Action OF His CeII-Mate.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch. J

|
SrAUNToN, VA, january 10.-Some fur
Their particulars OF the lynching which oc-
Cured at Monterey, Highland county, Va,
have reached here to-day. Justice Wilson
summoned a Jury Of inquest which after
an all-day session returned the following
verdict:
ave. the Jury OF inquest. find that the
deceased, T.. ID. Atchison, was taken from
the jail OF Highland county, Va, on the
morning OF the 9Th Of January, 1884, be-
tween the hours Of 12 A. NJ. and 4 A. NJ,
by mob; that be came to his death either
from pistol-shot or gun-shot, or from be-
ing hanged by the neck. or from the effects
OF both.
lsIcned1 "a. II. CAMPBELL.
| Foreman,
The road over the fourth mountain be-
tween here and Monterey was covered
with snow so hard and slick that ii could
rot be crossed since Tuesday evening. A
gentlemen who left there Tuesday morning
SAYS another prisoner by the name OF Rat
clife was confined in the same cell with
Atchison, charged also with stabbing. The
two had heard OF the threatened lynching,
and were greatly alarmed, and the gentle
man referred to heard them praying aloud
in their cell the night before the mob came.
When the attack was made Radcliffe was
so overcome with fright that he fell upon
the floor and remained there unconscious,
and thus escaped the shots which wound
ed his conn anion.
After Atchison had struck the pistol from
the hand which had been put Though the
door TO finish him, he fell back bleeding
and tainted on the floor not knowing that
the weapon had fallen inside. The
lynchers fearing that Atchison bad armed
himself with the weapon stopped their at
tack and held consultation, but deter
mined that as they had come there to kill
! Atchison they would go ahead. They
then proposed to Radcliffe that II he would
secure them the pistol they would not
hurt him, whercupon he looked for it and
finding ii upon the bed handed it out, and
the party renewed the attack upon the door
with the result telegraphed you list.
The last Information is that Atchison
was from Massachusetts,, had lived in High
land about two years, and was considered
very bad character and suspected OF
many crimes, and was much feared by the
community. This fact may account for
the apparent apathy OF the citizens during
the attack on the Jail. 1t is very probable
that the outrage would have been stopped
had nwealth's-Attorney Stephen
son, who lives in the village, been at home.
| He was in Richmond, and started back as
soon as he saw the newspaper accounts
| this morning.
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After 4 somewhat irregular opening tO-daT
share speculation became strong ana buoyani.
Oregon rranscOntlnental was weak, spot declining
A.. The decline m the remainder of the list WAS
merely fractional. After this slight reaction
took place and prices advanced rapidly. Union
Pacific sold up to III. Louisville and Nashville
AZ. Missouri Pacific 9lss. Central Pacific GA
Northwestern ! IS4. ~. Paul 94s. Lackawanna
III. Jersey Central s9s. Readisg 5ys. Texas
Pacific 2O3. Western Union 1872 Wabash 49,.
and Wabash preferred BY. FROM these igures
there was Il reaction Of adS-the latter II. Paul
Subsequcntly a stronger tone set in, and Jersey
Central II. Paul. Louisville and Nashville. Ore
gOn Transcontinental, Union Pacific. and West
rrn Union returned To former prices. Later
on In the day weaker tone prevailed, and prices
fell off ia Ne compared with the best of the day.
Michigan Central was in active demand to-day.
lake lower. The sensation of the day was a drop
in West shore IS from 624 To 57iS. recovering 10
5y4. Transactions amounting TO S3,O73.O00
were reported. Various reasons was assigned for
the drop aud il was rumOred that 4 receiver for
the company would be applied for, and that Il
movement was on foot looking 10 the settlement
Of accounts between the West shore and North
River Construction Companies. and a separation
of the interests and that large sums were coming
due The officials of the road stated that the
stories were Ill bear creations. 10 appears that
prominent operators took advantage OF the early
rise In the stock market to sell. and were encour-
aged by the subsequent decline. sales. 324.OUO
shares. -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 10.-VirRinia IS. consol-
idated. A.; Second series, 40; new 3's. 56I,.
North Carolina SIS, old. 10. Bid to-day.
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Vessels Ashore.
fBv telegraph TO the Dispaich.I


WASHINGTON, January 10.-Signal Ser
vice Station at Hatteras, y. c., reports the
schooner Florence Beaufort, for Norfolk.
ashore on afternoon Of the 5th near Chicog-
nocomico; the crew were saved. Schooner
Chembrino. Beaufort, bound TO Philadel-
phia, lumber laden. lost her deck load and
port sails. The schooner John NJ. Parker,
from Philadelphia to Norfolk, is ashore
near Hatteras inlet. The vessel and cargo
are total loss. The crew were saved.
The Signal Corps Station at Hatteras, y.
c., reports that the three-masted schooner,
Emma c. Rommel, Sloan master, before
reported ashore on the 9th instant. was
from Kings Ferry, Fla, bound to Phila-
delphia, loaded with pine lumber. The
vessel went ashore at $50 z. NJ, on the
sth instant, during violent southeast gale,
near the Gull Shoal Lies Saving Station.
Nine persons were on board. aud all were
saved by members Of the Gull shoal Life
Saving Station. The vessel Is still on the
beach
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Burglars and Incendiaries Indicted

10y ItItFIdPII T" '1N f'IoF'Ft'I'I
FREEHOLD, Y. j.. January 10.-The
Monmouth county grand jury found, it is
rumored. twelve indictments yesterday.
Among them were some with several
counts each against Thomas Thomas alias
"Drumm." John Thomas. Henry Jackson
alias Kitchen" Frank Ready atlas
Rusty" Charles Copper. and :" Patsey"
McGowen, members Of the " Drumm +"
gang Of burglars which operated extensive
~ in the northen part Of Monmouth coun-
ty last year. Charles ID. Holmes and Hen
ry jackson were also indicted for arson,
on the charge OF having started the last
three large fires at Red Bank. the loss by
which was upwards Of 100000.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

JANUARY S.-For American pig some contracts
are made for delivery this side OF July on the basis
Of 800 for No. I: the movement u Il tribe freer
scotch pig Is duh the imp0rialions are mainly
TO consumers: prices are unchanged. steel rails
have a fair demand and are steadier I'm price.
Quotations are American pig. No. I. s20G2i i:
No. 2. Sl9d$l9.5O; forge, sl7@fl7 30; Sceic'
pig, x31@S2 l.5O for Glengarnock; s22G s22. %
FOR Coltness: s20@s20.5o for Eglinton, and
s2O@S22. 80 for sumneree, including parcels t.
arrive: $3.50 for Langloan &23Ms23.5o for
Gartscherrie s2l.50 for Carnbroe. American
steel rails NJ s35 ~ mills for next years deliv
cry: old rails at 500 Tor L. 1nd x2jG1s26 foi
d. h.. wrought scrap, s@3@S2i. journal .,
commerce.
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Killed by q Negro Desperate.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

10y ItICFTdDH 10 IIIt I7IsTlalVI'I
GALVESTON, January 10.-A dispatch
from Buffalo. Texas. to the NelcS says A
sheriff's posse in search OF desperate
negro named Sandy Robinson surrounded
his cabin, on the Zimmerman plantation,
last night. Joseph l.athrop opened the
door OF the cabin, and was shot dead by
Robinson. who seized Lathrop's run and
escaped. Parties are in pursuit, and
lynching is anticipated.
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Heavy Railway Mortgage.

By ItcETiIH 20 INC IIsPdIUII'I
DENVER, January 10.-A special to the
Tribune from Colorado Springs says: The
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
yesterday filed mortgage in the office OF
the clerk OF FL Paso county, bonding all
its lines, rolling-stock. and lands to the
Union Trust Company, Of New York, for
$50. 100000. to run thirty years. ut ) per
cent per annum.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

rhe Tobacco Delegation arc Discouraged
About Sumatra Tobacco-rhe Department
sdheresse It's Dccision-The Texas Pacific
Land GrantS-yudgc Harris Asks for
postponement- Mr.. Evarts and General
Roger A. Pryor Brewster Cameron on ln-
,eruai.Revenue Oficcrs-The Rivers and
uarbor. Agaim-Commistee Matters--Pcr-
xeuals-Briefs, &c.
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NEW YORK.

snw yosx, January TO- Cotton steady; sales.
solidated net rsssiss, lS.s7s bales; expor,s-to
Great BrlisiB, 6,Ss4 bales; 10 france, 2:4o2
bales; 20 the continent. dlS0 hsies. southern
-four barely steady, with moderate inquiry.
Wheat-spot weak; unxraded sprlas, el.D9; I'M
graded red. 9nc. 0l.l is: No. 2 red, tl.vSs;
January, y; osss .ccfm~spet aaiss, hsId ase'
No. =, esq.,; January, 641ee05e. Oats-spoi
arm no. .. AOA@sosc. Hops quiet aad NJ.
SS su Sts slSsS 81.
gar dull; Pcrnambuco. 5tc.; Rio Grnnde. bkc.
fair 10 good refining, 8 lS-l6e5 l5.l9c.; fsAned
higher: z. 6e6sc.; extra 9. 6x@Gtc.i white
mould A. 54c.; standard A, Z 8. l6e1?sc.: con.
fectloners' A. 7.l0c.; cut-lnAf and erushed,
sss p0SS Cssss. Sssn9
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Mills Sold.
Try tCleyra nh II the DisDatcl

lBy telegraph T. The Dispaich.I
PROVIDENCE, January 10.-Judge Colt.
OF the United States Circuit Court, to-day
refused to grant an Injunction to restrain
the safe OF the mills OF the Quidnick Com
pany. and at noon the sale proceeded by
auction. The Arctic mill was sold to the
Union company for 100000, and the
Quidnick mills were sold to the same
company for 100000.
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General Hancock.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch

BY telegraph 10 The DispatcE.I
GALVESTON. January 10.-General Han
cock arrived here from the West yester-
day morning, and was received at military
headquarters with n salute of fifteen guns.
He is the guest OF General Vincent. lie
reviewed the troops IN the afternoon, and
great throng OF people gathered to see
HIM. He leaves to-day for Little Rock.
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CHICAGO, January 10.-A dispatch to the
Daily NerS from Weisscr, Idaho, says: A
masked mob took Charles Dieterli. the MUIR
derer OF Buck Bozio, from the Jail cell and
shot and beat him. They then dragged
him half mile to slaughter house and
hanged him to the windlass used by the
butchers.
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Cotton Warehouse Burned.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, GA, January lO.-A special
from Jonesboro says: About > O'Clock this
morning the large brick warehouse OF w.
w. Hind was destroyed by fire. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. Citizens who had
cotton stored therein without insurance
lost heavily The cause oil the fire is not
knnWn
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b. II. Douglas & Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops are manufactured by themselves,
and are the result OF over forty years.
experience in compromising cough medi-
zines. ID. S. aud Trade Mark on every
drop.
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Wreck and Loss Of Life On the Jersey
Sands.
[Dy telegraph to the Dispatch.

II! ItIFgTdpH 10 tTe DfsIdICH.I
WEST CREEK. n. j., January 10.-At
7:3O p. NJ, January stb, the bark Elmira.
of Salcombe. England, came ashore above
Life-Saving Station No. 81. Communica-
ton was made by shot, line, and whip, but
before the crew could be landed the vessel
broke up and all hands were lost. The
surf was rolling over the beach at the time,
and the wreck as fast as 1t broke up came
into the bay. At davbreak there were
picked up couple Of women's dresses and
q Bible. No bodies have as yet been found.
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UnoHending Mexicans Murdered.
fRy telegranh to the Disnatch.

by telegraph to The Dispatch-I
Los VEGAS, n. NJ, January 10.-A crowd
Of rustle-s at Seven Rivers, Lincoln county,
yesterday fired into gang of nine Mexican
laborers, killing four of them. The MUIR
ders were unprovoked. The rustlers .es-
pscaned.
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Destructive Fire In WytheviiIc.

by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
LYNcHBURG, Va, January TO- In Wythe-
vile yesterday fire DESTROYED nearly Il
whole block OF buildings, including store
houses and dwellings. Loss. $4,000. Only
one OF the dwellings was insured.
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A WRECK off Hog Islan0.

BALTIMORE. Nd. January 10.-Captain
Dabner, OF the British steamer DerOnda,
reports to the branch photographic Office
Of this city that on the 9Th instant he passed
close to the wreck OF a three-masted
schooner, lying In eight fathoms Of water
seven or eight miles sOuth-southeast from
the highest part OF Hog Island, Va. This
wreck lies thirty miles northeast Of Cape
Henry, and In u dangerous position for
coasters.
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BRIGHT ToBACCO-MANUFACTURI>
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY S.-The market rules very qule..
Shippers are doing little and wants of the home
trade are OF small lots Prices generally are held
firmly. Sales 400 hhds. Kentucky leaf at S0l lBc.;
200 cases seedleaf 1882 crop New England NJ
llM20c.: ESQ case, 1882 do. STATE Havana on
private terms; l IL cases 1892 Wisconsin Havana
al l7c.; 1870 cases 1Ssl Pennsylvania ut ga llc.;
2j0 bales Havana AT S0c.@sl.lj.
IN el,f
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 10-NoOn.-Stocks lower
Money easy ut 2N24 per cent. EXchange-Long
1882 short, 4S6H. Governments firm. States
dull
Euening.-Exchange. 1891 Money, 1k624 pei
cent. Treasury balances-Currency, Sll4,239;
coin, s6.2i3. Governments generally steady; AZ
per cents, 114s; per cents. 1898; 3 per cents
lOQh bid, state bonds steady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-11
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
flour.

Flour We quote: k'ne. ~ 5OTfS: super1ne
t3.250S3.75; extra, S4.75Gf4 90: 'r'' -" sS"n
1928: PateRt FAMILY. sGMs6.23. Market very
duli
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-11
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET

JANUARY S.-Therc are small sales. New art
quoted az &C. for best hand-pcked, SIC. Tor e.,trs
hand picked.and 74p7se.f for other lots.--JoaraG
Of Commerce.