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The following is touching and beautiful
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The drapery of heaven hung low,
In dark and gloomy shrouds,
The angels used the weeping stars
In pinning back the clouds.
The shades OF gloom and woe prevailed,
Der all the land and sea,
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He was first in time of peace
And first in time of war.
Virginia never reared son
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Who lived and died like Lee.
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His work on earth is done,
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A few brief moments spend
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He loved you as he loved his life,
And when on Bonded knee,
Look up, and let the angels hear
Your prayer, "God bless our Lee"
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corroN MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

fvpppcoI Ian IJ-i2:3o pm.-Cut.on dull. Midllnx
uriands ia niling orlean, til saics 5000 bales
~ O1l bale, including $500 baies American Futures quiet
rauds Mindilg clause January aud February deiIv
Eebuary and March delivery, 66fd. also 6O64d also
bI.Id; also 0O-Gid; do March and April delivery, 2
otd also do. AIril and Msy delivery tO+i also D
iIxI do NAV and June delivery, lILt+d as0 S-GId;
also 76id ais, sbid Do July and August delivery.
leaders of doyries toays clearing. bales new
doc ket and z. 200 bales old docket
- m-torton The sales OF tho day included GO0O bales
American. steady: Upands Low Middlng clause
ary dryery 56td buyers do FeJruary and March
ary 5yid do March ana April delivery, 6jU Id.
auI June delivery 7jld. buyers, do. June and July
yery d .1id. vaine do July and August delivery 10
sellers do August and septembci delivery i96ld
q D. m-Cotton-Futures closed steady; Upanls Low Mid
ding canse January delivery 3G4d buyers do January
and februry delivery SSot Sn'ess % 40. re1rnary and
ery value do April and May delivery, i6td. value;
do May delivery U buyers do June and July
ISiCd sellers; do August and september delivery 6iu
sellers a. ,.- A, ,,,,,,, ,.o,
Mtus Ia 6l6 Good DE- 10 not AMI gross receipts.
5k5 bales; sales, 2iO baos stock -, l9l balcs
WeDkiy-Net receipts 9,sol bales Gr,.s l0,0G2 bales
Exports Great Britain O3j bales Coaswise. S602 bales
'sayaSxAB, Jan lG.-Cotton quiet, Milling l0aS Low
Niddn 10 3lG Good DrtlMy 9' net and 3ro,. rccopts
1870 bales; salcs 1000 bales: stock. 6b,o3l Dalos.
Weekly-Net receipts, 1857 b1les 1871 bales
Exports 10 urcat Britain DC? bales t. the Continent
i54 bales CoaswIso, lo2,i bates; sales, 90 bales
SEw.ORLEANa Jan lG.-COton quiet; MId.lns 10 Ole;
Low Mktdng 10 Lilo; cool Obituary llG n.t receipts
bales gross. 7j43 bales: Exports Great Britain.
T.3 ba.cs Continent ZOO bales; 1000 bsies
''WecSiy"Net receipts 56G66 bales; gross GO4s2 baey
70 to Continent 7sJ Caes Coatwisc 1884 bales saes
40 700 bales.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.


As in the other speculative markets the early
prices for grain to-day showed sharp declines coupled
with excited dealings, when business began. Inc
developed ascrbed by common consent
to the influence of the Oliver and Cisco failures out
some part of the selling credited to the erect OF
reported grain faiurein Amsterdam As sustaining IN
uences the bulls had the continued light receipts OF
grain and cable advices representing prime foreign mar
kets Although freightsstl favor shippers now
ever there only light export demand for wheat
and q fair demand for The wheat market was
eaded about noon and there fractional recovery
from lowest prices. But though the direct eohhec-
ton of the Wall failure with the grain speculation
could he pointed out by any one the tendency OF
prices for wheat persistently downward At the
close prices showed loss Of 1dlls cent as compared
with last night. The figures we're: February 92% ;
March, 04lo April 96as; May, 9S, and June, gsi7
cents Corn maintained superior tone TO wheat
throu ghOut the day ard closed with little variation from
last nights prices January options were up = cent
527s; February ended is lower at 5Oi2 March ana Ap
were unchanged at 5Ols and 50 respectively ard MAJ
was IA at 50l cents Oats were also Wen sup
pOrcd and actually closed Is 2 cent higher at 80 nr
cents for May Provisions were irregular ana synpa
tnctic. with the fluctuations in wheat Fnal prices III
lard evenly divided between small gains ana ad
vances. , No.. A.,
At New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
reccipts of grain to-day Wheat 6l44l Dishes
3O7 bushels -four 22 Os7 barrels. The receipts At
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis were Wheat, l'oylo
bushels corn, 81 1893 bushels oats, 1856? Dushcis;
total grain, 63l lO2 bushels; -four 24,54I barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-01-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET5.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. G-provi.ioas1Bacol Ca nosrl!n ca.
sis Sd: suort Rios. 81. III 5nill,rs ia td per cTt
Hcef-llls for EktrA lnial Moss Pfln5 MesA SIS.
port-Prmc Ness 6Ss Ud Djr Dot: Prime Moss Ea,tsrl
sss, Western 59s Lari-Amercah. 36s o.; Prm) West
Buttor jJ poe w. Tor hn, Unts II ttsS
Choese-Americ.n Uholee Jis ~ when-,te westsri
III NO q spring, Ia ID, New Western Winter Is ID. New
Mixed 6s 3id California No l. Is 4d ais Sd
california No. = a. 81. pBk 81 csHh Corn-Mixst
Old 5s OIL do Ne? % oi per csat.. Prodaee-spirt'
Rcnncd Petrolcun. ID por gallon Clover s,st-An,rs.n
Red ala per cwt TAlow-jjs il ps; cyt R0sin 90 o.
mon Ys PA,a D. o. DlJL 81 LLa,eol Ou 3os IL )Jc
cwt. - -. a., 400
eenals Including $4,000 centas American. Receipts o.
merican corr il9G00 centais.
per tom Calcutta LnGeed. 42s. Sd. per quarter;
fInseed Cake. ~ 3s DXS ltsinet petrosuu.
nd I'D per galloI spirits OF rurpntina IA I'd p,r
cwt; sperm OIL. 255 per ton: Rosinconnon A. Od. 0tt
Al, Pale 6s Provisioas-ilrd A. ~ por cSl for
American sugar l3s 81 per cwt Tor Cubb CsntrfufAl
oolarzing 96 aud lis OLA o. for Ci0A Mi,cova1o tale
refining anoat
New-York tribune., 1885-01-17
STATE OF TRADE.
DOM GSTIC MARKETS.

&C, 2ast Mns l9 Eops
Super Super . i,sisrS iSss, IS 10 3tiii,
!. Patent; sns's5ii '
sHs 1s January. so'.eeo1c Teoraary. u issl 81 May
White ! sS3o; do yellow. tssSoe; sS Western = M,o4:
.s:ls White Ga's dS s1a issns
- s;s s sf ?uSs
o ssSi uus sSs iooo Ias Corn bush
bush
BOSTON Mass. Jan. l9.1FlouI firm but unchanged;
= 5SdtS IT, ag and steady light demand ssss%ef
amt .;s.ay M1f Ss SF Wits
5sd3Sc shorts and M,iinss a1ist but steady secoips
sSoU iSS' oasSi short. 800 casiL '' ''''O ' '"
Ian is ssI. su ,n,s Family o.
fard ri' steady at s5 s.. BalSnoats aust shoulders
g :: ssss 81 saSsa S, ags snsqsr ,s.ay
81 H. hog, steady Ucn and iisat s5j9a Pack
menIs 1870 head-
%ns.s ssn 50 lF s % sDsn. snS a S IS
o. y 5snas =
closing soo SsSsa.y Ssy Ss,e sSs'9f
so:ias :s cSr Sa
VIZ % sys %.S - sis.as 4
e. 6sas sS.as .ons ~ s.ls. ranss January
Ssss .is:Sy a .s: mSs r
ssras Ia n.r i:sfIs sa ale. nsGss nss h
:s;ns :S q 4 s,''as %sreS
baf%Csss s7,ssa 90 short % HS 50 S oos
SS,. wSss ssss' SiSss Ssss 1870 sus
oS %hss 1865 sss Sus s1Oc Sora
OasS osss SSSS % cu:h sSoS Sasn Barley $4,000
'rsn Srno,, "a, "A -whsas Arm. No 1 wh,ta c,.a o0c
New-York tribune., 1885-01-17
CLOSING PRICES or BOsPOy SrOO7s
BOSTON. Jan. 10, 1885.
FRIDAY. ian. lG-P N.

FRIDAY, Jan. lG-P n.
Yesterdays important failures IN this city and AT
Pt,burg were reflected at the Stock Exchange to-day
more by an increased activity and by larger aggregate
transactions than by a depression In values Tho stock
market opened excited ard the first business generally
was figures ranging from to lia per below
last evenings closing prices OF 1t was Of frst
Importance those operators whose interests are the
ong side Of tho account 10 check the decline at
inception and thereafter as possible to inpar
stcadiness, II not frmness, to the dealings And the
principal feature OF tho day 10 the success which
crowned tho efforts that were put forth
for that result The business done at the opening WAS
large and after first prices made the immediate
subscquent transactions were Irregular some stocks
sho further declines in the ncxt five ten minutes
but the expiration OF the first
ness prices had been secured. After that the day.
business was of the character that has marked the
market for several days, with the difference that the
fluctuations range Of values about per cent
lower than they had ruled Rumors Of further addi.
tonal financial complications the natural out
come Of yesterdays Developments; aud the fact that
the day was passing away without confirmation of any
| of the fears was made the basis for a
sharp rally In prices during the last half hour of busi
ness Still the declines for the day are importnnt
enough to attract attention Denver and Rio Grsnde,
ticeable for showing small final gains Western Union
closed unchanged and Missouri Pacific shows decline
of only l pcr cent The heaviest losses arc with the
cOyeries from their lowest figures The full figures of
the late rally not maintained In the final sales and
| the market closed fcyerish and unsettled.
demand but the business at the Exchange was small and
bids on for the 30 and for the AZ and
4iss. Annexed arc the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-17
LIVE sTock MARyEr-sY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Jan l6--Ih< DfJosrS yotrhH rs1)rtr CStns-
Receipts 1000 hslt sap n;lt 39D hstl
Clolce Shippinz 81 JOaSj UG Coinen Medium.
81 OJd s. Oh rcxans. s5 20d<4 90.
1000 lsl s1tD n3lts SOD Iel
Packing ~ i5Hs. aji Packing
siS5aSI 10 Light 81 20C$i oO' skips as aoeSl 20.
Sh<1D-tseceipts 2iOO snipDent& GOI market steady;
inferior TO FME - loss 10: Medium u Cool. s5 90
as 90: Choice kxtrA 81 0jdSi %
sT. Louis Jan. lG-tdfne-Reccipts. 500 shipments.
loo; market firm Exports So 000sJ 80, Gooi % Ciocc
shiping s5 81 % S. 7Q Fair to Medium. 81 5UdS5 20;
TeIaas ~ 2jG VI 90 oo .
Shsep-Recepts 00t shipments. 600; Common TO Ne.
dium, S2 rs 5ai3 90; Fair II Cloce. % % dy3 10. -
Hogs-Reeeipts 1000; sh!pnents as0t Light "a 500
81 45; Packing, - l0Dx4 30; Heavy, "a 6OGS4 40:
BUFFALO Jan lGCade-Receiots today i2oJ heal total
for $500 head for came time last weok 300
head; c0neigned through J5J cars: msrkef steady;
good to Choice Soer s. 2j0S5 49, sockes AMI Feeders
" 65d$5 O0
today 2ooo hast s,: for we,t tla, far
81, 900 head Tor 3Ovu hea consigned
through. ~ cars msrke. dull and stsaiy' Medium 70
Koqs-Racepts 5000 hoat total for wcek thus far
5sUtt head, tme last weeK $1,000 Aeek COO.
sisned through active and strong Good "a
Ch0ce YorkerA - 60a 70 Butchsrs 0sadsA - 80el ~
Plgs 81 50tl ~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYonK Friday Jan BE- N @ 1 s we s
lead 1Fsip,I n H. fs: nssa
man fS ,hs had = ess Of Export attic and
loads e CIV s on%s Hs1sn at and Il e
Der e. rough o snn es ess' ." & opne at
s,iog wtpInes avg pncs. but dun and fraction
ss isf tV to fe 81 as with sic: Of Ordinary
Ear b T e H Gasa u sae "a E
Ss ya ss ssGaG :s Good . @'ST weight high u.
We're a - saa atfw wSFe s IsiSsi at ma A.
s tof Ss,y .Snssi s sirH ye sy MT osmh
ne T fsr '1G a ss an ami %
Mutton go for w p4ts s q vs &C . The ie M Ta1%PA o
isSs sssi am ami 'Hs s ear asses M be
s aPs pres. ss 81 sg sn
aSIt iss = Beef and $50 careas.. ocP
hs q s and Gs 1s ~Sss hTs
saoNewton ..e Sn csrnns' am 10 10 oS aS s'e'rs n
h s1 r e e = * sen n i4s fss.s Sc at % O.
1920 b. ., 5. and - per he'd' Bulls ioi' lO at
~ 1fs Ss 2. Ohio sts.r es7 & a.
s2e 8 H. h. a. re; rvs I,25S ,M,,. ,S at
50? psna.,Issn; :: t'' = f. r. % ( 4. ss 3
ii74 H. at S, so DO 075 q - i?d9 o2l n at
5 ss 80, IS: per mead oA'H' h'Oo u" AZ % 81 Bun
s5 r IS s. At apa ss' Ai4s sGs : " T.
10 81 oS II ( Il g Is G5 sna 2 .s no. = r;HG @
E, c sss s X p n a. 59 s. Per head 1sx q 49, %
at Egs l7,o r. 2, &c aSt Gonn:fiGSt s oxen gi
Gs p 4 5.: 81 i q. e. . .'o h. at " 20 h"' Loo D at
aer 90 com MISSION ri ., 4 ohio steer III AZ p s
lSe 8 g sss per lssd ~ -
p i Z S;'n'S ,:Ss e. y .. S
pc per- aS head li7Y Il q d. Liz e b. b. 81
= DO lo7! o. at {; GA S' 81 y - bpasS @
nsssf' H. at c; "a * cows o. b. ssc weight ~"
Hr" e = aS@i%2sS
= + /: e.: s'5s;; E
- Go; il sae do 2D5 u at sG 20 10 do 30 n az te
&C., 9;s os4 soS s. st c' H
Dry Cows lolsin at 2iac 10 do sol Io at &c Go g1'
, a. 81 aS 81 h. %sfa1 r au i = do 100
g isi5f ~ %s1s ".i ".i fq
sa s. ~ s oo @ IfGsIi ss S at Is Il DO asS h. a. -
~ sciaser commission 81 IinOi, steer.
% Fl :" = e 80 & = % at Gs} 8 r. - = a. r. = s h. s3 8 % o.
Receipts were 100 hea mainly at Goth st The
ana s Vass a 81 s S,i to 1oe 'eS
calves in rather light s1pey and r@ % wit country
and o.dnsry 70 F%s y
c'is@S %S PHhs fS sas5s; e wer. nun.7 car.
Which nr arrived late ys,eT!ayl OF G4g7 had2l
Gy 3 S saa o the Ss S ss
s.t weDi The for sp,
sns snsPinsd psSd' pcss pssS and ss
Tie not likely - nc cleared common 10
"sa g. en%eIy Wefs2.
AZ s. 10 Common 10 Prime Lambs nged rom 10 &c.
salcs-J. r. saer Co sold l5n Kentucky sheep u %,
ia DO III H. a!si 81 30 do gS TO- at 4bc 2l3 do * n ~
4tc 2l9 DO ID at ; 266 do ~ ID, At as 1913 do ~ h.
sScknsaa ,, 1G7 Laasss,E m = coaaty ronn,
T. <. Kase sold Canada Ewes 1873 h. at &c; li0 Canada
Lambs ~ d. at6'c late yesterday l's Kentucky shccp
| 10 n at Js4c. - .. -. -. . 40
Kentucky do 7S d. vt &c; 20 Kenucky Sheep. l3B 10,
50 90 232 Michigan "a h. al "a G3 l.8 nlisna do lO1
| Walsh Kirby Co, sold l7o state sheep, 7s NJ M4c.
Yune Mullen sold 30 state aIbr. m, at &c o. ktlte
| Sheep ~ n, at 4ac; 4? state Ewe, l2f H. ut lcc.
HaileDbek DAVIS sold llG state ambs u 10, AZ 0sc
UIllepbeck sold - state aDbs - ID, ut C3lc
| 10 state sheep ~ n, at &c 2lj do SS d. 1T Ai2c
HOGSKeccpts 33 Of 1860 hea7 cars az Jersey
City aud - carsst toruesI Ioai for ely DAYS 37 h-a
81 Ill hcgd for the corresponding time last
Feeling 0uli but market nomDay steady u; 40 ~ 80
New-York tribune., 1885-01-17
January: socJ IsDrusry, .e So,.ei Nay; sses Ha . ssa
z 310 Rseeipts-Wheat $4,000 Dusn. ~

77a ccrn~Ho q z2c. oats-No WSiis - SSc. ~ -
Sla Rseeipts-Wheat 10000 ''~' ~
MILWAUKEE. Jan. l6.aFlour frm ana mcnansed W.
February 7s,c; March. SOLE; May 'ss Corn ssaass
No 3 yi20s5c Oats quet; No whita soc. Rye nrss
No. l. Sic BarIey-No5 . spring 53scd No. 3 sprinr.
and January; s2 is February Lard-Prime stcan Is ~
Cash and 90 - EeOrss swess rcssd Msns
1000 bbls- whsat a,7OO bush. Barev. 1000.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l6-Flonr ruled firm under Light a.
ferIngs aud FIR demand both from the home nsds
pea S% ssAD,s EH g
)! Delaware Family g 0Jss. q! Winter Wnea Paien
ole lower at the call car lots quiet and ar
No Red in export elevator SOC. No Delaware Red Io
sS5.c; February sos. aSic March aaasss'sc April Ts
car lots were easier Yellow tracx steamer SoS
grain depot 50c No Mixed track :0c. No 2 January,
500i0hcs Feoriary, 49a4ytc:; March, 49aA9tc. April.
49040Lc Oats-Car lots dull Rejected White 36lyc;
and dull T no 2Whiss January s7sss.c' FcDraary *
9Ssc.; March, 37aSSc. Recelpfs-Fionr. 0,ODD 6bia,
Wheat 6O01 BUSH; Corn 5000 6nsn; 0ats Y00o eusn.
5000 Dush
lower No. Red. s7a6S7Ssc. cash, January 81 &C.. Feb
aary & sSss''' EsSruarg ossse May, ssSs: cs. ss%:
at 5S@53iac. Barey-Market quiet az 55S75c But.
r apr % ass % ana na saa Sss s ss AZ H q
ac Corp Meal stsav az So 10 Whisky steiy at a. y.
Pork sl2 s5. Bulkmeat'-Long Clear 81 iJ short ZIP.
Receipts Flour 5000 bbls; Wheat 1000 bushs Corn,
$4,000 busiL oats 5000 ousn Rye lo)o bnsh Barley:
1000 oush shlp nsnts-Fionr 1000 o9t. was. 59ol
bush, Barley, 1000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-17

THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Jan.

NEW YORK, Jan. TO.
The sales of oil certificates at the two ex-
changes here to-day amounted TO only barrels,
although at the opening and at the cose good deal OF
excitement prevailed The intermediate declines were
Eight because Of the careful way In which support was
extended to prevent any unreasoning panic
in consequence of the Wall Street ana Pt''
burg failures. Tho feeling after the. marke.
spsned was moderately demoralized; sales after
the bonds yesterday made below G0is cents
the Official nnal figure and sale to-day were made at
o0 cents In the face OF the food Of certificates dumped
Dut by longs and shorts prices carried up quickly
. 09S cents They were held generally above GS A2
New-York tribune., 1885-01-17
STEAMBOATS, auS Ra.lroa>y.l

A -STONlNG Ton LINE.
~ FARES REDUCED. FAVORITE WINTER ROUTA
steamers leave from Pier SO ~ r. daily except snndayS
g. $50 m Frst.class to Boston SO. Corresponding rs
i. ". POrPLE, General Passenger Agent
LALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND
l. THE EAST VIA NEWPORT AND FALL NVEH
reduced all points duug Winter months Large and
powerful ste mcrs PROVIDENCE and BRISTOL leave
New. York alternate days. SUNDAYS E&cEPIED from
Pierre r. loot OF Murray,t at t5o o. M So1necuon m
Tickets and saterooms secured ~ prhpa transfer
antcket Offices at Office on Pier ~ H. ann On eame
BORDEN LOWELL, AgA Gen. Pass. Agent
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Trains leave Harlem River station corner dS.as , anu
LiDcolnav Third Avenue Bridge anroS atie ser
reached by Third Avenne Elevated Rhiroad day etSeRs
SUNDAYS nc 9al 7i5 300 lOgo iLoo i axanaya w. ras
point Hunts Point West Farms Van Nesi, West Chester
Tmuson Bay Chester pelham Bay Barlow tCity lsland
Pelham Manor and Newioehele e3nnecng =. he Ma
s9se YSrs eS Si and Hartford Line and
AR Line Divisions NewClnaan MitdetoHn NeN.britah
and sueld Branches and Boston and all points Eas,
tons at 12lOa daily except Mondaye
Sunday trains for Newkocnee and al ihel
tons at lzoo noon anu $50 D. ~ the ars r % cnsi ncpos
and with express train 70 Boston VIA
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
trains depot foot OF Cort andt and Des5ossess
sts at s:I0 m, $40 and m fcr Easton bethlehem.
man hfcnah Coaches rnn daily Local trans att and SAC
\ N M Tor EastOn, Bethlehem and Coplay. . .. ~.
Trains leaving $40 u and :4O 2. m connect ief ~
ISSt: nr IN Hanohoy Maas yhnak aua aud Hslson 0 M
General Eas'srn ONCE NO. K Z B. BYiNGToN O. "a