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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

the building. About 4 o'clock ! allowed 10
girls To 90 home. An the fi1ors we're In ope-
ration. The report that 100 went home et 4
O'Clock IL not true"
George Grimshaw. Jr., one Of the propfie.
tors, was in the mill up.stairs, writing q let.
ter. He went down With the wreck. lie
was badly burt about the back and limbs
aud sustained q cash in hts hand.
Upto II O'Clock tonight fifteen bodies have
been taken from the runs OF the silk-mlll-
eleven girls and four men-and only toe sur
face OF the dSbr,S hsd been scratched. The
siIk-mil il now a pile 81 distntegrsted bricks
and mortar, timber aud machinery, twenty
feet high. Two hundred aud fifty people were
employed in the mill, but eighty girls bad
ended their work and zone home about
4 O'Clock. 20 that about 10 people were in
the building when II was destroyed. VI
these between seventy-Gye and one hundred
got out themselves or were helped out with
trinlng Injuries. This leaves from fifty to
seyeDty.Gye, OF whom a large proportion
have lost their lives.
MORE DEAD y WOUNDED.
s%uNBUaY. PA, January 9.-At $50 this az
ternOon q rain and wind-stOrm came M
suddenly and blew over two stacks Of the
Sunbury naiLmill. The mill "a situated be-
tween the Reading and Pennsylvania rail-
road on The outskirts Of the city. The 6rst
IA a puddling-miIl, having six furnaces.
Stack No. 2 was thrown over on The roof,
dropping with It stack No. 3. They crash
ed through the slate roof, completely de-
m0lishing the pudding department OF the
mill. Thirty-fye men were employed IN
this department, ana BALI OF them were
buried in the diJrts. The fire alarm was
-. - -l-. I..41rmIa atrrrgrVI4H tho
mil. Men were carried out hali-naked, and
men are at work yet. a. il Is supposed seye-
raj others are In the ruins. Two men were
taken out dead. Nine are seriously injured
and four sre missing, supposed to be dead 10
the ruins Of the mill.
HOUSES INJURED.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. January 9.-Philadel-
pbia suffered very little by tO-day's storm,
the greatest damage being done by the burst
ing Of the over-burdencd sewers 10 two or
three places. Camden, however, suffered
severely In damage 10 buildings. About
twenty structures lost roofs andtwo or three
were demolished.
THE STORMS COURSE.
WASHINGTON. January 9~.-Dispstches from
various points IN Pennsylvania indicate that
to.ddy's storm trayersed the state through
the centre from west 10 east, doing The great
est damage 30 far d known at Reading, sun
bury, and Pittsburgh. At Harrisburg the
siQual-scrYice instruments recorded the We
locity of the wind at seysnty-dge miles nm
hour. The thermometer was then blown
away. The roof was blown Of a public
school building and a panic cnsued among
400 or 800 children, In which many little
ones we're badly trompled and crushed. but
none killed. Much damage 10 property was
done in Harrisburg and vicinity and many
people injured on the streets, hut no iatall-
Tres so far os known. At Carlisle the Gov
crument t'aIning.scbo1l for Indians and sew
cr1l private buildings were unroOicd. 4
similar story o. buildings unfooied and
blown down omc from Wilkesbarre, Nan.
ticock. and York, Pa.
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Especial telegram 70 me Dlspatch.l
CHARLESTON. W. VA, January 9.-The
state Assembly, Knights OF Labor, closed
their labors tO>day. The Master Workman
was instructed 10 confer WITH the Cigar.
Makers Assembly Of Wheeling 10 regard to
securing a general label for the State and TO
send a circular TO the locals calling on them
for directions toward a fund 20 be used in
building up the organization throughout the
state. The Legislative Committee reported
in favor OF supporting the measures pre-
sented 10 the Legislature by the Ohio. Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly aud recon-
mended extending the mechanics hen to
twelve months, giving IabOrers the first lien
on their products and the Tightto prove their
account before q justice and take judgment
against such property. The assembly adj
iourned 10 meet IN Wheeling on the third
Tuesday in February, 1890.
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En a QuRndary.

tBy telegraph ~ Tho DispAth.l
DOVER. Dbl, January 9.-Tbe two houses
Of Legislature In joint session to-day adopted
by a strict party vOte-l5 TO ll-Mr. Eckels
Democrai) not voting, the Republican reso-
luton declaring the vote sufficient that the
General Assembly should, by a statute duly
enacted, proceed 20 call a constitutional con-
Vention snd provide for The boidiug 81 an
election for delegates 10 said convention.
The houses separated, aud adjourned until
tomorrow morning. The voting and the
debate Of the Joint session indicate that tho
House being Republican will advocate the
immediate calling Of the convention, while
the Senate being Democratic will maiutain
that no convention can e0nstituti0nally be
called until after the question has
been resubmitted 20 the people At another
election. The General Assembly Will
to- morrow adjourn until Monday and the
members will return 10 their homes. leaving
the senatorial election undecided, there being
no probability no" Of q caucus being held
before Monday night. when a selection must
be made, as the ballOtlng begins Tuesday.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. January Q.-Business on the Stock
Exchange to-day was smaller than on any day
for this week, and Notwithstanding that London
was once moro a factor, especially In the fore
noon. dealings never possessed a more profess
siOnal character, and the changes IN prices, ex-
cept IN a few stocks we're entirely without sig
niicAnce. The news - the day was meagre
aud waiting Tor the nnal outcome Of tue con-
f~oreuces between the bankers ami presidents
keeps all new ventures In tho background. Mis-
sOgrt Pacific and LAckaWanna we're the nrst 20
snow any msrEed Improvement The stock
dividend declared upoa Louisville and Nashville
had NO effect upon stock. The decision ~
Judge Barrett diSsoiving the North River sugar
Refining Company was looked upon IS a blow AZ
the trusts. and cotton-Oil, otter rising over q
point. lost the advance. Milwaukee, Lake shore.
and Western preferred sold down 2S from last
evenings price. hut recovered all but / per coat
Tho market closed quiet and strong ~ fractional
advances for the day. While not generally up
90 the best figures, Missouri Pacific rose ~ and
New England /. but Milwaukee preferred aud
Chesapeake aud Ohio each losti. Total sales
1000 shares
ETsn.no. Exchange dun and steady at 4SRa
4Sgs. Money Easy az ea3B. Suh-TresauTy bal
Rnces--0o OLD. sisAiFl.G0O; currency, Nf.Saa,0Vl
Governments dun ami nrm tper centS i2jS;
~ cOu pOus, l0fN. state b0nds neglected.
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4 TOBACCO MAaKgr.

JANUARY .. 1883.
The loose sslos 81 to-day we're about 5000
pounds, with D.. tho highest price. The Mcssrs.
Vaughan 4 saIyay. now the only loose sellers At
Crsnshaw's Warehouse, pronounce to-day's sales
the lowest Tor tho quality Of tobacco that they
have ever made. Manufacturer and all classes
Of buyers were on hand IN good force, too.
Sales on Change were all West virginia
brights Al auction. Twenty out Of thirty offered
we're sold. with a pretty strong competition on
cutters and wrappers. The quality was fair 10
very good. Cutters keep up in the thirties and
forties. There WAS also lfe among tho nller
grades 10 old. Several lots Of old and double old
llgs and smokers we're disposed Of for outside
ortpra
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Count Merbert Justified.

[By Anglo-Americsn cable to tue Dispatch.l
vienna, January g.-Ihe Political Core
sp0ndcRce publishes 4 sem-Oticlal letter
IRON Berlin which justides Count Herbert
BIsmarck's refusal TO comply with the re-
quest Of Sir Robert MOrler That Count Her
bert caused an Official withdrawal 10 be
made Of their charges against sir Robert on
the ground that Sir Robert could only COM
munlclto with Count Herbert through Sir
Edward Naiet. the British Ambassador TO
Germany, under Lord Sallsbury's direction.
This course, the letter .tates, Sir Robert has
now APPARENTLY followed.
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Dispute settled.

WASHINGTON, January 9.-Assistant-Secre
tary .of.the-T Treasury Maynard to-day settled
the dispute between his chief, Secretary
Fairchild, and the Surveyor OF Customs al
DUBUQUE, Iowa. In regard 20 the duty upon
the stalned-giass windows for Raphael Ca
thedral. The windows bad been imported
free OF duty under a permit from the Secre-
fary, but the legal surveyor had assessed 4
duty OF $500 on them. Assistant. Secretary
MAYNARD decides that they come under the
i~ree.Iist provisions applicable 10 works Of
art. The windows we're gifts 70 the ca
thedrsl.
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by Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
BERLIN, January 9.-Ihe Cologne Gazette
maintains that the published text Of Marshal
Bazaine's letter concerning the M0rier affair
did not emanate from him. The paper ignores
everything sdduced against the probability
OF Marshal Bszaine's alleged statement 10
Major Won Defines. The Cologne Yolks
Zcituug publishes q letter from Paris con-
tanning extracts from the indictment against
Marshal Bazaine showing that bis statement
10 Major Won Defines was consistent with
Marshal BaZainels line OF defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

rBy Anglo-American cable 70 tho Dlspatch.l
DUBLIN, January 0.-summouses have been
issued against Dennis kilbride, member q
Parliament for south Kerry; James Law
renee Carew, member Of Parliament for
North kildare, aud Mr.. fully, editor Of the
Roscommon Herald, published at Boyle, ac-
cused of melting tenants to adopt a plan Of
campaign aud 70 adopt bOycOtting
The Freemsn's Journal says: Edward Har.
rington. member Of Parliament. sentenced to
six months imprisonment for offences under
the crimes act, l. confined in a bare cell Ia
Tulllmore iail. Contrary 10 practice ilar-
rlngton was seized by a number Of wardens.
who, despite his protests and physical re-
sistauce, shaved OF bis mOustacne.
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Railroad statement.

IBy telegraph y mo DlspAthI
NEW YORK, January G-The Loaisyllle aud
Nashville directors today declared a stock
dividend OF 2 per cent. The following state
ment for ne six months ended December ~,
1855, was presented Gross earuing-, g, 49,
O33, & decrease compared with The CORE
spending period OF 1857 OF 1881 ,2Gj; ope.
rating expenses, -, 1874 800, an increase %
S2l,0 2i net earnings, 80, l0S,533. q decrease
Of S352. 2S6; hxed charges snd taNes,
a9.0jg $50, an increase OF Si03,0ss: balsuce.
sGSi,717, a decrease OF sI55. 37i; the income
from investments increased the surplus 70
zqs0 an.
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,LAEExosr srocK-YARDs.
HEw YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK. January 2-Beeyes-Receipts. SO
head, equally divided between q beef exporter
aud a city tiaughtering arm none for sale:
sides, and 6asc. for Texas and Colorado do
exports to-day. a0O quarters OF beef. sheep
aud Lambs-Reecipts, $50 headi The limited
business wss a. strong prices, perticuiafIy TOO
fat sheep. and the market elosed aTm, with an
upward tondency; common 70 good sneop sold
az 81 -; prime and extra do, HsoasA and
common 10 choice lambs, &nof1.A Hog
Receipts, af70 head. ali for sisaghtsrefs direct,
no trading IN i've hogs; nominal saiue, 5AAa
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warned 10 stick.

tBy Angio-American cable 70 the Dlspatch.l
DUBLIN. January o. Twenty armed moon
lighters visited the tenants on the Kenmqre
estates last oIgbt and warned them to STICK
10 the plan Of campaign.
The eyictions al Falclrragh, County Done
gal. were resumed to-day. A slight resist
ance was offered, and a number Of persons
were imprisoned. Mr.. Russell, a member Of
Parliament, visited the scene toward the
close Of the eVictions and witnessed the pros
ceenin0s.
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Her Cotton AHre.

by Anglo-Amsriean cable TO tho Dispatch.I
LOSDOS, January 9.-The National Line
steamer Egypt, from New York December
10Th for Liverpool, arrived at Queenstown to-
day. On December 3ist a 1re broke out ia
the cotton Of which her cargo partly consists,
but it was extnguished after having burned
for eight hours.
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~. LOUIS CATTLE xaRxsT.

ST. JouiS January S-cattis-Heeefpts, i1o
head: no shipments: market strong: choice
heavy native steers, SlssASAG. fair 70 good DO,
Hasfs0: butchers' steera, medium u choicp.
s3as4; stockers aud feeders. fair 20 good, so
$40; rangers. corn-fcd. tssfLf0; ersss-fed. va
100 head: market easter: choice heavy and
butchers selections. fAI0ssa0, packing, me-
dun 70 prime. tBstAis. iight ersdes ordinary
10 best Agsfo0a shesp-KeceiptA 600 head
shipments, 500 head. market strong: fair 70
choice. fsnfAn
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DO submit 60 Arbltration.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

IDJ WF'FE"F" 10 "~FN~~I
CHICAGO, January "a dispatch from
Muskoges, /. T., says: The eontending fac.
tons for the g%oyernorship OF the Cblckssaw
nation reached an agreement Yesterday.
Each chief agreed to submit his claims to the
g%oyernorshIp to Secretary Villas and allow
him 10 decide, both agreeing 10 abide by the
decision. The contest has been In progress
now for three months. and has caused
bloodshed and hard feeling throughout the
notfnn
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Contractors M,IlIng 20 Work.

rBy Auglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.I
PARIS, January 0.-The contractors al
work on the Culebrs section Of the Panama
canal sag that they have not made excessive
demands and express their willingness to
continue their lab0rs At their " expense
until February 18th. thus aiording time for
necessary steps 10 be taken for the reorgani-
zation OF the canal ENTERPRISE.
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Exp,o.ioa-BsrracEs on rirs.

by telegraph 70 tbs DisDatch.i
NEW YoRE, January 9.-An explosion Of a
Ras.tank OF the Citizens Gas Company, cor
| neF OF smith and Ftitb streets, BfOOklyn,
tonight, shook The whole city.
Tue barracks Of The nayy-ysrd were blown
down by ibe gale tonight and are on nre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

| ers. ssesato: ecrs. bulls and mised. stsa
k1 Texas. N,ssataeA H~ozs-kccetpts. ~
Oo head; ~shlpms1S, a.01. mafkei aruys. iyc.
loser; mixe1. s5zfaz hekvy, EQ5.f ss light
N.G5ssaz5. rttpa. ssan shscp--sscsips. 100
head. shipments. aSo0. msrset steady ma
lives. sasOstA95: western cornfe1. ADetflv:
Texans. A1laR 20, lamDA. AfSafA
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NEW YORK, January 9.-District-Attorney
Fellows this morning announced officially
that ex-AIderman Cleary would be the first
OF The boodlers TO be tried IN the special Oyer
sud Termlnar Court on the 2lst instant
Cleary's bondsmaH has been notified.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
. BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. January There IL a fair supply
OF hogs on the marketable hundred Ia excess
OF last weeks numbers. The quality viii aver
age . lride better than that Of last weeks re-
eeipts. Rough hogs are hard 70 sell atonr lowest
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS there Is a moderately
coed demand for hight hogA which range ~
Lake. Arrivals L,s96 against 500 o.. las. week.
cLAEExosT srocK-YAEDs.
Receipts this week 4.29f head. against 2.593
head Lass week. Light hogs selling al $50.
heavy hogs selling at ta5O; ROACH hogs selling az
SAB. Arrivals Of Tive stock. l76 ears, eontsiaiDg
i.7il head Of cattle, n calves, 7ss sheep, lboi
hogz. 10 horses.
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mARxxrs BY rELgsRAra
NEW YORK

steady; ssIes, es bales: uplands. . islee or
IeaaS 10 Lite: net receipts, B5N bales; en-
ports-tO Great Britain. 2sii bales: 20 France,
lgi2 bales. Flour steady. wheat-Spos DUH
and weak: No 2 red, fL0iAsiOih In elevator.
options duh and heavy. aud closed saac under
yesterday; No Z red, January. 0SasLoOhs
February. si.0lk; May, ti06s. Com-spOt
weak; No 2 45saf5kc IN eleyatori options
t5Ha5Hc Nay, 4SAsStc. oats--,pot strong
err: optio1s dull end unchanged; January. S2a
S2Ac. February. 3lkc May. 8Ec No 800.
S2AaSqkc Hops steady state. i3eAg Coffee
Options dun Jsnuan. sihGatiaOs February.
siA&: May aud June, flAisafiAA. SPOT kiO
dull; fair cargoeS i1c. Sugar-kaw DAN and
nominal fair refining, il3ly.; renued steady
aud quiet Holasses quiet; New Orleans Open
kettle, prime 10 choice. Sai3c. Rice quiet and
nrn; domestic. fAa5hc Petroleum steady;
refined, e. CottOn-secd oil weak crude, a.
yellow, 6saar. R0sin IN better demand: god
strained. sL0iA; straioei, flO2s alloy. Iur-
pentine duil and nOminsl as lgAasac. southern
eggs. iBsisAc. Hides quiet ant stsedy. Wool
strong aud fairly sctive domestic doece, H)af-'.
pOrs dun Beef slow. Beef hams duu ~ So
Tiercod beef quiet aud steady citg extra india
mess. Ns22c. quiet. Ntidles easy.
Lard lower; western scam, f.16 options
January. s. 20: May. E.5SafHS1; refined quot
Freights nrm cotton, '-J2L
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January 0-Cash quotations, were
FLOUR nUmlnaily unchanged No. = spring ani
No z red wheat. elalqhc No. 2 corn, 3iaG
No. 9ozt. 9if,a2S.. Mcs%uorG 9i2i3saffA2A
Lard. E.GAesi3n Short-ribs fis3: shoulders
sos; <es0a0: shortclear sides, fi.s5at5.3'A.
'ut.s...i,, F,t,roa .,.. nj. soil.v.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHAEns.
KIcHHOEO. January o. isS9.
...a.raH.

WHEAT.-3.8of bushels.
CORS.-Q bushels.
OArA-l.Oe busnelA
MILL-OFFA--l5 tons.
SALES BsPORrsD TO sEcRgTGaI
WuKAT-L1ngberry, 1000 bushels prime n
ylO9. "a bushels very good at fL0s; 700 bushels
good at sl.0i; ~ bushels fair a. q. shortberryl
3D. bushels very good at SLH. Total sales oil
wheat. 2Ui bushels.
dey last year, so bushels. Sales today Of
wheat. 2,s0t bushels: same day last year. ~
bushels. Offerings % Tar this Season, cos.<Jt
bushels. same time last season, DS,SN bushels
E1treme range Of prices to-day. 81 a. Sl.O9
same day last year, 80c. % private terms.
CoEN.-White. ~ bushels very good az ifc.
Mixed. a bushels prime a. 44c. TOTAL salos Of
corn, 81 bushels.
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RICaMoaD STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY,. January 9,

WEDNESDAY,. January 9, 1854
S~ALRs-FIRsT B~otRn.-l,00O Atlanta and Char
lotto incomes at lOlA; 1.O0 Georgia Pacific in
comes at16a.
SECOND BoARp-l.O0O Virginia new ga at 6iS.
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COTTON REPORT

We qaote: fins. sl3ASlY5 supsrins, t275a
Us; extra. sl51sSl75; family, SiaSL3(. patent
family, country, eLf5sfA&3
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHEaswrTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York and Richmond
stock Rxchangss-Grsin, Flour. Cot
ton, Meat, and Other ouotstiena
fBy telegraph TO the Dispa,ch.l

- WASHINGTON. January a-For vir-
lginia, fair. much colder. westerly winds
Illuminating In force.
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kfouse OF Representatives.

That Sir. Weaver, OF Iowa, Is earnest Ia
his intention 10 do all In his power 10 pre-
vent the House from accomplishing any
business until It has finally acted upon the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

The agonies Of chiibiaIns are permanently
cured BY salvation Oil. Price &c. q bottle.
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op.1'aI EgA... cls.,


ST. LOUIS. January 0.-flour nominal Wheat
closed 49,. under yesterday; No rel, cash, Doe
BID NAY. t~LO1<AtL0is. Corn dun, No. 2
mixed. cash. Whc.; May, $40 oats nrm
No g. cash. pc. Did May. Efsa2s. askei.
Whiskey steady ~ SOB Provisions iuli and
lower. Pork. lla5letl1fA iarl ium steam.
Sf.22t. ury-s.it moats->houllcra. ih&. long
ana ribs, 81 -hor-clear-. 80 b~acon-hoSed
shoulders, s. loug And tihA f.f3atn1i short
clears. a. Hams. SO g5stil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

Used properly 1t never ~dlssppoints any
body. We refer 70 Or. BULBS Cough syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

THs WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
rainy In the morning aud afternoon and clear
Of night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10
MARINE iStELLissNcE.
PORT or RicnMoND. JASuAAT v lisa

.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise And
passengers: l. 3. 1atom, agent
PoKr OF NEWPORT sEwS JkscAEY o lisa
by Telegraph
AEAryxD.
Steamship Old Dominiou. Couch, Hichmond,
end called tOr New YOrk. m~erchaodise.
steamship ALASKA. New Orleans y oral
Schooner \. 4 a. Lupton. LoagstreeL boston.
and called for Baltimore. light
schooner 4. h. Douglas, Let's. New York. 70
load coal.
sch0ooer A II. Howe. Nev Yors. 70 load coal
schooner J. NJ. Brown, brosn. Nes iork. 70
scaooaer @. D. Chambers. New Yors, 70 load
schooner NJ. v. b. Chase. Boston. 70 iozd coal
sAlLnn
steamship Maurice. Reunion. BareelonA,
coalrd
Schsoaer W. II. balIsy, feAree, New ferL
coal
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A4ulliyt Country satoefND
|
COTTON REPORT.
Market ira
QUOTATIONS.
AIDDLIsg. 9kc.
Low 3lDDLfSa. CSC.
GOOD ORDINARY. $40
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

JAgUARY Q-NRrset nrm, AMI sales reported
sloE. Prime, g. extra prime. axe fancy.
4sc.: common, ga3Hc. shelloi. Hsa3sc Tao
tory hand plcked. s&A5sc. Business al We n =
tories Il not 50 brisk.
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CINCINNATI

%CtNctNSArL January a-Flour moro active.
Wheat dui: No g red. gS. Cora nrm; "a p
mite1. NEc. Oat.-No 2 mixed. use. pOrk qUie'
~ glL7l Lard dull az t1.ai. bulk-meaH easy
.tort-r.bs, s1RE.i21. Lacon uuipL NhHtny
steady at il.U Hogs easy. common eni lHht,
iLlOaiAM. Iacklng ami LnlcAnrs. AA.Atl.4
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NRW YORK COTTOV TTTrREN

NEW YORK. January 9-Co't1u Mel 70
colpts, $3.50 lelos. gross recoipt. $3.50 bales
Futures closed quiet; salos. lt,,pj paius, Jnnn.
81 natqs7 April. t9g. May. fl1osa3rl9
June. fi0lsaflll9. july. SO #lSl1Gt Aas ss-
9ie.alalQA September. sygl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10
DEAD TAKEN OFT.

At that time thirteen dead bodies had been
taken out eleven Girls and two men. The
clerk of the mill stated At midnight that he
believed that fully eighty bodies were in the
ruin> under the three floors. His list Of the
employees Is lost. aud owing to the confusion
in taking out the injured he was unable 10
furnish lit OF the killed. But that is a
conservative estimate Of those who lost their
lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10
MILMINnTnN.

WILMINGTON. Y. C.. January 0-rurpenun,
steady a. &c. Rosln steady strained. 3d.. COOL
strained, s2sc. lar steady at $40. Crude tir-
penune nrm. hsrI, 3l.D. yellow dig ami ur.
/ kin, LA