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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
GREAT PASTOR GONE.
DR.. MILLER, or THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, DIES At CHARLOTTE.
His Profound Religious Chsrscter snd
Boundless Chrtstianisy - Arrange
ments for the Funeral.
rspecl.l telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. January 11.--A pail OF
sadness hangs over the city because Of the
death of Rev. A. w. Miller, ID. d., pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church. which
took place at his home yesterday afternoon
at 4:2O o'clock. DIR. Miller has been pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church here
for thirty-six years. DR.. Miller was q
prominent figure in the social and re-
l'gious circles Of the South. and next TO
General Assembly OF the Southern Presby-
tcrinn Church. SO Charlotte's grfevous
loss is shared in by all the people beneath
the southern sun.
HIS CHRISTIAN CHARACTER.
His religion was of a character most
deep and profound; his devotion TO the
cause of Christianity was boundless, and
his reverence of his Creator was sublime:
He was great searcher after truth. and
was not only eminently versed as Bible
scholar, but as theologian and historian
he had few living equals. profound
thinker, q preacher Of great power, his IN
fuence was naturally broad and was
always exerted for the good OF the
cause Of winch he was such a devoted up
holder. In his death indeed
"Thcre hath passed away q glory from the
earth"
THE FUNERAL.
Tn accordance with the wish OF all de-
nominations. here his body will lie IN state
tomorrow, and the funeral will be preach:
ed Wednesday by Rev. Edward Mack, OF
Goldsboro'. The pastors OF the different
churches in the city will act as pail bearers.
James A. CASTOR, AZ aged and highly re-
spected citizen Of Mecklenburg. died yes
terday at the age of seventy-one.
TRUCE.
There is truce OF o week or two IN the
whiskey fight here, and the dry. men are
masters of the situation. As has been
! noted in the DISPATCH, the county COM
missioners here have refused 70 grant
| license to any applicant thus far. To-day
they held Joint meeting with the magls-
trates TO discuss roads and other county
| matters.
II was understood that the applications
| of Joe Lindey and O. w. Bager for license
| to sell whlskey at wholesale would be
| taken up and disposed of, but by mutual
consent their consideration was postponed
till the regular February meeting. inns
leaves Charlotte dry town Ior al ieas'
three weeks longer.
RAIN AND eLEET.
To-day has been very wintry day, as
| IL has been raining and sleeting constantly
Limbs Of trees are giving way under the
great weight, and trouble with the wires is
anticipated. Alderman w. Z. buchanan
| in coming up town this morning slipped
on the icy pavement and fell violently
breaking his right leg.
BOUND OVER.
]. ID. Ross and Adolphus Bowles. who
| formerly kept saloons here, were arraigneo
| before Esquire ID. q. Maxwell to-day Oh
| the charge of selling whiskev to minors
| Bowles was bound over to court IN two
cases on q bond of $50 each. Ross was
bound over in one case in 100 BONA
| These cases were brought to light when
| the county commissioners were consider.
| inc their applications for license.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
BACK-PAY AND LlFE-PENSlON.
Drove tho Mayors Mule to Death
Confined by tho Grippe.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WINDSOR, N. c.. January S.-Emellne
Haygrud, an old negro woman who had a
SON Killed IN the Federal army in 1868, re-
ceived by last mail voucher for S2,9sO
back-pay and pension of $40 per month
tor life.
The day before yesterday ex-Mayor
A. j. Pritchard hired his mule to one
John Robbins, colored boy, to drive to
Lewiston, and Robbins drove the mule 50
hard that he died on reaching Lewiston,
sixteen miles distant The mule was very
fine traveller and but few horses in this
community could make better time on the
road.
Drs. f. w. Pugb and II. Y. Dunston
and many Others are confined to their
rooms with the grip. Professor Boggs has
been quite sick with it. but is now well
enough to attend to his duties.
Two hundred and fourteen marriage-li-
censes have been issued by the register OF
deeds in the last twelve months.
The ex-Confederate pensions have been
reduced since last year. There are only
four soldiers and six widows now on the
list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12

n. Nofrov. for he Nosshsrn dlstrics q cellfor-
mia; ]. & Woolsos, southern district O Iowa
II. q. Niles, Norshern and Southern dtstrtcts o.
MississgP Sssh Ws s.s pi sa1 g Ds
n. A. Montgomery, Northern district d nis1is.
sIppi: Warren Truit, II Oregon, uptted states
District Judge, District OF Alaaks. william D.
Moor. Of Indiana, Minister Restdent and Con.
eu-(}erersI 20 Liberia William B. Heee. a. In
diana, United states ConsnI-3cneral % Con-
stant!noole N. w. Harrington. Of Aichiesnf
Coief Of the Weather Bureau. Department OF
Agriculture: Waiter Wyman, Of Missouri, Super.
yisine surgeon Of the Marine Hospital Service
I. II. Carter, OF Montana, Commissioner Of the
Geueral Land Once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
M'KlNLEY GOVERNOR.
Inaugurstcd with Unexampled EcIat-The
Occasion Non-Partisan.
(By telegraph to the Dispatcn.l


COLUMBUS, ONO. January 1l.-William
Mckinley, Jr., WIS inaugurated Governor
of Ohio with an ecldi, an imposing pa
eeantry. and numbers uDexampled in the
States history. Notwithstanding the Sc
verify of the winter weather. the city was
crowded with people from al parts of
Ohio and there were large delegations
from neighboring States. Not since the
national Grand Army encampment of 1883
has Columbus been the theatre of such
crowds and such enthusiastic demonstra-
tons. The occasion has been non-par-
tisan. the political friends and foes of Mr..
Mckinley oil Joining with the utmost har-
monv and zeal IN the Inauguration exer-
SEES and parade. Owing to Indictment
weather, the exercises were held In the
Senate Chamber. Mr. Mckinley. having
lust recovered from severe attack OF the
grip, it was deemed unwise for HIM to
undergo the exposure attendant upon the
customary outdoor ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
Ds.,rssto B.ar Testimony.

Henry Thorne. travelling secretary Of
tbe Youpe Mems Christian Association,
writes from Exeter Hall, Strand, London,
II desire to bear my testimony to the
value of Allcock's Porous Plasters.
have used them for pains in the back and
side arising from rheumatic and Other
causes never without deriving benefit
from their application. They are easily
applied and very comforting: Those en-.
gagged as am in public work which in,
wolves exposure to sudden changes OF
temperature will do well to keep a supply
of Allcock's Porous Plasters in their port
manteauS.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
LOUISVILLE ToeAcco MARKET.

LousvfLLB, January 9.-The maxkst for l5es
opened on the 4Sb iastant with nsge ouesinss
for Monday. which continued cyosy day ances
ths eeiiIne capacity Of tho WAREHOUSES being
faxed 10 tho utmost in the hours fos ceiling:
which we're curtsilsd oonsldsrsb'y p dul sn9
Ia iudeine 0uslisy and color. The odstinu on
the Vh0ie were unexpectedly heavy ard never
beforo we're ssen 20 many fsrme1s cg0vo1n4 Ne
re cusiisy & ne o6lsFinss ~ 70 closing o.
fnarsdsy va Exceptionally GOD Win nxgo
psrcsnfaso a god medium - 1n9 lee4 ne
exsesss psogos:ion os!ns scse1 g ~ ~ ~
bccloF h Qnail1y- u. 8. y. =
WI setonS e1sosl 80. ~ ~ ~ ~ s1sss.S
( = 9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
DEATHS.

BRIMMER.-Died.i in Staunton, Va. on
Sunday morning, January 10th, at J
O'clock, JOHN w. BRIMMER, IN the
seyenty.fifth year of his age.
His funeral will take place TUESDAY,
January 18th, at $50 o'clock. from the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot. Friends and
acauaintances are invited to attend with
out further notice.
DAyIS.-Died. January 10. 1892, LOUISA
DAVIS, daughter OF Thomas Davis, In the
fourteenth year Of her age.
Buried at home, near Robiou's station,
In Chesterfield county. Va.
DICKENSON.-Departed this life, at his
residence. in Henrico county, Va, Janu-
arv 10. 1897. Colonel BENJAMIN +. DICK
ENSON; aged seventy one years.
His funeral took place Monday. January
nth. from above residence, at ll:30 A. ~.
and the remains were inferred In holly
wood cemetery.
HAxALL-Died, at her residence. on
the morning Of January 10th, Mrs. X.
BARTON HAXAIlLL
The funeral will take place from St.
James church on TUESDAY the l2th
instant ct II O'Clock.
McCARTHY.-Died. Sunday morning,
January 10. 1892, after . severe illness,
DENIS MCCARTHY, . native OF County
Cork, Ireland, in the eighty-hrst year Of
HE age.
ING It 10 O'Clock. Friends and acquaint
ances ere invited 10 attend
ROLPH.-Disd, at 81. Mary's Bsnsdic.
tine Institute, Js1us5y Il - = 80 4 \.
: ~ x-~-k- ~<s~eh woax ~ has ara
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
WET WEATHER AT VEL DON.
DIR. Morton Declines His Recent Assign
ment-Personal and Other Notes.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON, N. c.. January 11.-There was
considerable surprise here yesterday when
the inhabitants of Weldon awoke to IND
three inches of snow on the ground and
the fleecy flakes still falling thick and fast;
During the day there was rain. hail, and
snow. and the weather was about rs disa-
greeable as could well be imagined.
Rev. w. Il. Morton, late pastor OF the
Baptist church here, informed me to-day
that he had declined the work to which he
was recently elected, secretary OF the Sun
day-School Board. and that at present he
could not state what field he would enter.
Mr.. Morton accomplished q good work
during his ministry here. and will make q
most acceptable pastor wherever his lot
may be cast.
Miss Lorena Long. of Graham, this State,
il visiting friends here.
Miss Kate Prescott is visiting friends in
Tarboro'.
Rev. A s. Smith. ID. D., one OF the best
known divines of the Episcopal Church Of
this State, has moved here with bis family.
There are good many deaths OF grip in
the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
The white Fleet
[By telegraph tothe Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. January 1.-THE
Navy Department is informed that the
United states steamer Chicago, Admiral Wax
ker's iiag-ship, arrived Of Montevsdeo this morn
ing. The other vessels OF his kauadfon--the
Atlanta and the Bennlngton-we last reported
Il Bahia They we're expected 10 Join the Chi.
cage &c Montey.deo. The future movements Of
tness yosseis will be governed entirely BY cir
cumstances. They wore ordered 70 proceed 70
Nonteysdeo and await further orders. In case
Of necessity they viii DO ordered 70 Chile, but
unleas such a necessity arises they Will remain
on duty IN the South Atlantic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
ArRATERNAL VISIT.
A WEST VIRGINIA SPECIAL ENVOY.
ne Comes to Richmond TO Procure the
Passage OF Law Affecting Land Titles.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

IoTCc7o.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January 1.-THE
Governor to-day appointed Colonel b. w.
Byrne. of this county. an agent TO go TO
passage of an act by the Virginia Assem-
Div authorizing the delivery to this State
of such of the land books and papers per-
tanning TO land titles in this State as may
be deemed advisable and to accord to this
State the privilege of copying such books
and papers of like character as cannot
properly be surrendered by the Common
wealth Of Virginia. Colonel Byrne left tor
Richmond this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
Ex-CoNFEDs YIELD TO THE GRIP.
The Raleigh Home q Hospital from the
Disease-Four of the Vets Dead.

tOIrbruIIf W VITO IfrVTsOf1'I
RALEIGH, N. c., January livery In.
mate of the Confederate Soldiers Home
here is sick with the grip. some seriously
So far four deaths have occurred in the
past few weeks. The dead are John Prince,
q. I'll. Thomas, j. II. Sandiford, and b. nj.
Coleman. The last-named died yesterday.
He was in the Forty-third North Carolins
regiment and native of Cabarrus county.
He WAS buried to-day in the Confederate
cemetery, very near the Home, and one OF
the saddest things was that not one OF the
inmates of the Home was able to attend
the funeral, which was conducted by the
Confederate veterans. The general sit.
fing.room of the Home has been converted
into a temporary hospital. In this and the
regular hospital the thirty sick are re-
ceiying most careful attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
The Mahdi's Death.

(Hy AngIo-Amcrican cable TO the Dispatch.I
CA1Ro, January lin An interview to-
day with Father Ohrwalder, the priest who
was formerly connected with the Austrian
soudan mission. and who recently escaped from
tho Mahdists after nine years OF captivity. be
confirmed the report that the Mahdi was
poisoued by a woman whom no bad taken in
concubinage after killing all OF her family. The
Mahdi fingered In torment eight days after the
poison began TO take effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
Foreman Perkinson's Accident.

DAsyILLE. Va. January 1l.-Frank Z.
Perkinsop foreman IN Waddills printing
house. caught his hand In a printing-press to-
day and lscerated II In most painful manner.
The index niger was severed, which Is a serious
accident TO a printer. Mr. Parkinson married
IN Richmond aud Is well known in that city.
heavy snow fell here ON Saturday night, fol-
lowed on Sunday by sleet; but RAID Dot In to-
day, and the snow is rapidly melting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
"Coliars ard Cuffs Has a Good Night.
fRv Anejo-American cable to the Dlspatch.1

LONDON, January ia dispatch from
sandringhsm, the residence OF the Prince OF
Wales IN Noriolkshire, state that the Duke OF
Clarence and Avondale. the eldest son and heir
OF the heir apparent, whose illness from iniiu-
enza aud pneumonia has been announced,
the Duke, the dispatch adds, is favorable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12

WAsunoroN. D. O., January ll.-The
Senate IN exsoutIve session to-day oen-
ansd &c fGllcsins npa'3f g = sOeiossF
6-c s snd oSisl 4 80 bursGq q ste!m -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
MARRIAGES.

Observation-Disclosures. on January
3. 1892. by the Rev. Mr.. Bennett, at Clay
Street Methodist Episcopal church. MI;
ROBERT LECKY, Jr.. to Miss Ida MAY
WARE; ell of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
REV. AssRNArHY's SUCCESSOR.
The Cuban Excursionists In Florida on
Their Way Home--Interest Ia the Fair.
fCorrespondence Of the Richmond rispatch.)

Their way Home--interess IN tue air'
Correspondence Of the Richmond rispstch.l
RALEIGH, N. c.. January 11.-Rev. w. E.
Edmundson. now OF California, will be
sent to take charge Of the district at Snow
Hill. at which Rev. Mr.. Alternately, the
disgraced Methodist preacher, served.
Mr.. Edmundson is graduate of the Uni
versity and is bright man.
The party which LETT here December
Goth has landed in Florida on its return,
and will probably remain there this week,
as It is considered quite o risk to return
here during the cold snap.
The interest In the State Fair Is quite
gratifying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12

TEE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YxsrxRpAr
wss cloudy in the morning. followed by
rain in the afternoon and sieet at night
The indications at midnight pointed to
falling weather to-day.
Range of the thermometer at tho 'front.'
door of the lrap reg affica xasferdau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12

Of preventing the grip. colds, headaches.
and fcvers Il 10 use the liquid laxative
remedy syrup OF Figs, whenever the sys-
tem needs : gentle. yet effective cleansing.
70 be benefited one must ret ne tyue
remedy manufactured b. The California
4, osY 3 s:s. s s & f Scs ss's y y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12

The most delicious Green Tea we have
seen for years can be had at Mr.. Julien
Binfords. 1902 e.st Main street. His fami-
ly and medicinal liquors are very superior
and moderate in price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
eIcHMoNo LIVESTOCK MARKET.

JANUARY ll.-Receipts: $50 head cattle, 80
head sheep, aud 200 head nogs-
sales $50 head cattle. 80 head sheep, and
700 head hogs.
Prices:
3laa4Lac. gross: common 10 fair, 21fa3c gross.
Bulls, 24a3c. gross-
Sheep, 5abc. gross.
Ito0s Si<a6s. nat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
nARrNE. INTELLIGENCE.

SIM rises. ....... 1s2Oi 1--WE 49, a.r7
sun ssls ....... 5:l2 Morning s.sa
Moon Sets o:04 EVENING :. :. -:
PORT on RICHMOND. JAxuAkr IL i''~
AsItvEp.
Steamship Old Dominion. Coacn. " AZ
msrchandise and passengers; "oos'
= Co, sgcnfA ..u,
Steamer ARIEL, Doyo. Norfolk. msss .assns
as6 ossssn GERS / b Tatam. vics-pfes'a'''
poRrOr NEWPORT NEWS. JAN liz 49,
tBy telegraph
ARRIySn
staamship Eseex. bossea-
stsamship Berkshire. Prorasv va
etsamship 0Id Demsnion, vss
etsam1hip Roanoke, New toEs'
Barge Kingston. New fofI
sAiLxp
ssssuship Eussx. Baltimore
ssssmship Berkshise. IVES, ressL
eteomship OLD Dominlcs,
1sssmship Roanekss Norfolk
poarop wRsrPoINr. JAsrAns H. fss4
lBy telegraph
xnuvEn
aseansnlD panvills. bsnnssS
nseuSandiSe ri passeefses n.,>,u>u>. -
Ssss1shlD ChAiAAn. fcsssF' -
$780, ssss, y n,s.-ssA s.asss' nssssA -
g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
The Steamer Ashbourns Floatsd.

TAsLEY. Va, January 1.-THE British
stes mship Ashbourne, that went ashore or Par
ramores Beach last Friday morning, was hauled
on yesterday by the Merritt wrecking Company
and proceeded on her way 70 Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.


Nrw Yoax. January 1l.--NF1. Gfaoe
Field LindleY, the eldest dsughter q
eerine iIlneso. This desth, coming - soon afsef
49, Sro5. ~ proved q ADDITIONAL nal . ~.
s 81 S''s ~ II 1sSisy s;s iisS 5sss * @
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Prices for l1ossy. Boa1A ssss1s. Grain.
Tobacco. Cottes, 30. asd the
Wsathsr Indieaslona.


lsytelesraph 70 tho Dispafca.l
" WASHINGTON. ID. O.. January H.
| RAIN Forecast for Virginia for twenty
~ -four hours-from midnight to mid
night: Rain; warmer. southeast
winds.
For North Carolina Rain, slightly
warmer; easterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
At Gutenberg.
fB7 telegraph to the Dispatch.l

GurrrSBurG, N. j.. January 1.-THE
track was in fair condition, but the at
tendance was small, owing to unpleasant
weather.
First race-one mile Brussels won 81. John
second, kushlight third. Time, 1:44A.
second race-nve furiongs-Servus won: 6am'
bier second, Corinne third. Time, LOG.
Third rsce-nve and one-hai furiongs.ln-
ferno won; Zenobis second, lvanhoe third.
Fourth race-one mile-Mabelle won; Rafter
second, Cassella third. Time, 1:42l<.
Fifth race-nye furlongs-Wheelsr T. won
Climax second, Fireny third. Time, l:1o.
sparling second, Penny Royal third. Time
l:30l.
First race-ive eighfhs Of mile, beaten
horses-Menthol, 1928; RichaL 100: Happy
George, Penny Royal, III; Bob Arthur, Ill;
Bowling, 100, Penzance, log; Extra, 100; un-
IS second receive sighths Of . mile, mAidens-
Bolivar. isa: Longing colt. leo; ooc.sion
(geldsng), III; Davis formerly Dyres), III ;
Gold. Digger ITO Mamie Hubbard (cols). Archie
Collins, Mart, Captain Garland, 102; Exceilenxa
(nily), Little Tuesday, Mary D.. 90.
Third race-three fourths OF mile, selling
Gambler, ITO; Smugglor. l05; D. =. g., 90: John
Fourth race-mils and half. sellIng-virgie,
lo5: Dundee, Pardon. 102; La Grippe 10l !;
Telephone, 90; Sir Rae, 06.
Fifth race--hye eishths Of . mile, beaten
horses-Bogle Rhodes, 800. Lomax, Hswkeye,
inIiy), Jos: Algebra lssldinss 1os; Bonnie
aixsn rncs-slx and one half furlones, selling
Prince Howard. III; Mabsl Ill; Mario lowell
1903: Frances &, lU7; Freezer, 90; Hope (colsjs
Gloucester 90; fitxroy, IS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
ACCIDENT TO TWO FlREMeN.
stock Doubled and Name Changed TO tho
Traders Bsnk--LynohburR's Slick Streets

Traders Bsnk--LynohburR's Slick Streets
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYScHBURG. January 11.-While going to
q FIRE this morning on the suburbs the fire
engine collided with tree, and Engineer
Snead was thrown out and badly hurt and
the driver badly bruised. The accident
occurred on account of the sleet and ice
on the streets. IL being so slippery that the
horses could not keep footing, and the
engine ran down the hill. dragging the
horses after it. The fire did very little
damage.
FRATERNAL VISIT.
II. O. Williams, State secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association, and
@. c. Kent. secretary of the association at
Newport News, are in the city on a frater-
nal visit.
The stock of the Virginia Investment
and Banking Company Of this city has
been increased from $4,000 to S15O, 1000,
and the name will be changed to the
Traders Bank on the 18th of January.
A heavy sieeting ram is falling here to-
night, and it is almost impossible for those
living out on the hills to get TO their
homes. The street-cars have suspended
operations until better weather. They
cannot climb the slippery hills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12

BALTIMORE, January 1l.--Flour dull; western
super, s31Oas350 do. extra, e3dOasiio; DO
family. s4i0asiz5; winter wheat patent,
s4.s5aS5iO; spring wheat patent, s5as5.23;
do do. straight, $4.05as 4.S5; receipts, 1890
barrels; shipments, 37,sO6 barrels. wheat
quiet; No. 2 red. spot, sl.0oAa .0l,t: January.
sl.OO$zas1.0lh; February, sLOl1las1.0lh;
March, 81. 02L4 May, s1.0414asL04ls; steamer,
No. 2. red, gdIsaD7c.; receipts, 3f,7v5 bushels
shipments, 1e5,320 bushels stock, l,3u3.ols
bushels; sales, 100000 bushels southern wheat
quiet; Fuliz, 90c.asI.03: Longberry, edc.aslO4.
Corn frm mixed, spot, 5lisa5lAc.; January
b1a511Sc.; February. 5Oa5Okc.; March, Qua
60Lsc.; steamer mixed, 9114aflHc.; fcceipts,
54,23O bushels shipments. 4l5,24l Dlsnsis
stock, 1,2l2,OOS bushels; sales, 04l,OOV Dcfh-
els' southern corn firm white, 4sa5lc.; yellow,
fable. Oats steady; NO. 2 white Western
3sa3slkc.: No. 2 red western, Blasting; re-
ceipts, 2, 900 bushels; shipments, Lao BUSH
els stock, 1l0,639 bushels. hye urn I; NO y
96c.
sr. LOUIS. NO., January ll.-Fiour quiet
very weak, but unchanged. wheat olehon ".
OF, re- acted So, but again declined i4s' a.a
closed 11sc. lower than saturday 40. IT,, 49,,
closing SSl4c. nominally; Nay closing viz.
Corn weak and closed I.a3sc. below saturnSy
No. 2. cash, 36a303654c. January closing JOY.
May closing 3~ssc. Oats lover, with nsns 'f n
No. 2, cash. Sic; May closing SIC. bid. WIS
kew steady at Ellis. Bsgging, 51tA74c. Iron
cotton-ties lower at ei.2Oas l.2o: frYss,oas
very quiet but nrm. Pork-od, syas92o; new
sIi.25aeIi.50. Lard, s6.10. Dry-sah meats
fbored)-snoulders, s4.25 longs aud r1br- so:oo
short-clear, t5.s5. Bacon (bo1ed)-shoulac's'
81 longs and ribs, sd.121<a6.2J; snort Clear
s8.25aso.37ls. Hams, s9ael0.oo.
CINCINNATI
CxcrsrAri, O., January 11.-Floar sasy'
family. sa7Oas3.s5: fancy, sf.lOsyt.So'
Wneat weak; No. 2 red. soc. Corn s'esdy; ~.
| 2 mIxed, 43c. Oats IN fair demand ana nfn .
No mixed, 34l4c- PORK nominal al ~ *. ~
new. Lard strong at e6.1O Baik-mea,s IN nfn'
demand at t5.75. Bacon nominal 81 '"
Whiskey nrm at SL1s.
NEW YORK COTTON FcTuan
Nxw YoRx. January ll.-coston-Sss TO
ceipts, 800 bales; gross, s,izI paie< , ruas
s7ss7.O2: February. s7:osas!.ys; - x1t Ias
S7'isssz.i0; April, 81. 3oasi.S ssy st;s ~.
S7' a.: June. s7.53as7.54 July. e1o3as5.oes:
August, S7.70ae7.71; septeinoer s"'os>''"'
October. S7.s7ae7.s9.
NORFOLK PRASUTAARkAL
Reported for the Dispstcn.I
JASuAgY l1.--Market steady; New p pill.
o,Ic extra prime, 2zlc.; fancy, sc. no essns .s
N facto-y-cieaned goods during iass m s.s..n
81. ITO bags Of peanuts were received ns'' I'VE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
SoRpoLK PgasurMARKgE
lasr.ortsd for ,ns Dlspasch..

J.xuAxY lI.-Markes steady. New prime.
2,<c extra prime, 2Ac; fancy, SC. no ess ssss
20 factory-cieaned goods DuI I,ass.t ire fron
37.ll0 bags Of peanuts were recS''7' W.
Abe country.