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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
THE VANCE EULOCIES.
Scenes in the Senate During Their Dc
Iiycry-Mrs. Vance Preaent.

WASHINGTON. d. c., January 10
Cspecial.) -During the delivery in the Sem
ate OF the tributes TO the memory OF the
late Senator Vance, the popular North
Carolina statesman who passed away last
May, Mrs. Vance, widow OF the Sena-
tor. sat In the front row OF the private
gallery. ana at her side was her son.
Mr. Harry Martin. Most OF the MEM
bcrs Of the North Carolina delegation in
the House were present in the Senate
chamber. aud sat near General Ransom.
who was the first 10 speak.
Mr.. Charles L. Vance. son OF the de-
ceased Senator. who was the clerk Of his
committee. and his constant and conilden-
tlal assistant in all his affairs. and on
whom Senator Vance relied during the
last years O! his LIFE more than any one
else. occupied q seat on the floor OF the
Senate.
Senator Ransom commenced his most
interesting ana polished address by giving
n recital of the birth, rearing, and public
career Of Zeb Vance. His ancestors on
both sides were Revolutionary heroes. lie
told of the beautiful snot where he was
born. and OF his early career. leading up
10 his first participation in public an alfs'
how he became popular from the start
and the rapid advances made by him.
THE GREAT WAR GOVERNOR.
His election as Governor was touched
on. and General Ransom declared that
Governor Vance was truly the great war
Governor Of the South.
General Ransom said that when Vance
was elected in 1876 for the third time
Governor OF North Carolina, 1t marked
a new era in the affairs ~ the State. lie
told OF what was Accomplished IN the
state. and then got down to the time
OS7N when Governor Vance was elected
IN the United States Senate. In the SEN
ate he at once took a high place as n
Statesman and deb3ter. lie was p"-u'
brave Omen, and candid and he was an
uncommon orator. His love Tor Norm
Carolina was intense. and the people loVeo
and hOn0red him.
virginia also loved Senator Vance, ano
throughout the whole country he was
known and admired.
senator Ransom held the floor Tor
nearly one hour, and his touching anu
ornate address was listened TO most at
tentively by a large number or senators
on both sides of the chamber. IL was "
mast comprehensive address, and was
delivered with feeling. This bTief refer
ence to what General Ransom said WIZ
not give a fair idea Of the TRIBUTE palu'
but all or the UIuItSStS di' sun W ~
published in book form, and VIII be CIR
culated in North Carolina.
TRIBUTE OF JARVIS.
Senator Jarvis paid also most I'M
nreesive tribute to the memory or Gov
ernor Vance, whom he succeeded IN the
Executive mansion at Raleigh. and also
in the Senate of the United states. They
were close personal and political friends
for many years, ard no one in North
Carolina knew senator Vance better than
Mr. Jarvis.
Among others who spoke In addition 70
those Already mentioned, were Sena-
tors Vest and Cray.
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A FREICHT-CAR ON FIRE.
Trains Delayed by Wreck at Turner'S
Young Negro Thieves Caught,

WELDON, N. c., January 19.-(Special.)
A freight-car. In which were four bales
of cotton, was destroyed by fire here
last night on tho Raleigh and CASTOR
railroad. The cotton was gotten out in
q badly damaged condition.
All trains on the Atlantic-Coast Line
are DELAYED to-day on account Of a wreck
at Turner's, near Belheld. A freight train
ran off the track there last night and
blocked the road. No further particulars
could be learned.
For some time thieves have been break
ing into stores here and Guiding arrest,
but last night they were caught. Three
little negro boys were found to be The
guilty parties. The ringleader was sent
to tail to-day, and the other two were
bailed.
Miss Temple Hamilton. beautiful and
popular young lady. OF Baltimore society.
is here on a visit TO relatives and friends.
Mrs Aaron Prescott and niece, Miss
Kate, who have been living in Raleigh.
will return TO Weldon.
Mrs w. u. Wynns. Of Norfolk. Va.
who has been here on a visit. returned
home to-day.
Misses Myra and Annie Garrett have
returned home from a visit to Ringwood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
A COLONIAL CAPITAL GERMAN.
| Given In Honor of Miss May Stuart WALL OF
| Durham n. C.-Lee's Birthday.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, January 10
(Special)-A very pretty german was
given last night at Cameron Han by the
William and Mary German Club In honor
of Miss May Stuart Wall, of Durham
y. c.. and Miss White and MISS Bidgood'
OF Richmond. who are VislunS liirniS
I'm our town The hall was Beautifully
decorated, among which the college
colors. orange and yellow. were conspicu-
Gus. The music was furnished by Per
sons orchestra. and dancing was IN
dulged In until late hour. The chape-
rons we're Mrs. James ID. Moncure, and
Mrs John Spencer. Mr.. Spencer led.
The dancers were Miss Cora Lane.
white organdie' Miss Louise Henley
white NULL Old rose trimmings; MISS
Emily Christian. black lace; MISS Nirsle
Armistead. yellow SILK: Miss julia Armi-
stead. white organdie; Miss Kate Cole
Bidgood. of Richmond. blue SILK; Miss
Bessie Wight, Of Richmond. white null;
Miss Meta Smith. blue crepe. black
lace; Miss May Stewart Wall. OF Dur
ham. y. g.. lght blue SILK, pink roses.
Some OF the gentlemen were Messrs.
Leigh. Spencer Henley. Norveli Henley.
Christian. Bird o. Lane. Wright Stubs
Lash. Profit. Tucker, Oglesoy, Graham
Ho.stOn. and hemper.
-
I'm nice style a party OF friends at their
home. on Palace Court, last night. y de-
lghtful supper was spread, and the eve
ming pleasantly spent In various games
and social converse. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. william ID. Peachy.
of Washington. ID. c.; Mr.. ana MIS-.
j. y. c. Spencer, Mr.. NJ. X. iiarren'
Captain l.. w. Lane. and Mr.. 10 l..
Spencer.
The Philomathean Literary Society OF
the college celebrated the 18th, General
Lees Birthday. by an open meeting IN
their hall These open meetings are held
az intervals during the session. and are
always well attended. and this one was
10 exception. A large crowd was pres
ent and seemed to enjoy the efforts OF
the young men. all OF whom acquitted
themselves we'll. The following was the
programme:
Opening address by president. Mr.. Percy
II. Lash
Essay-'The Rise of the Novelty
Mr.. l.. c. PALMER
Declama,ion- Tel"-Mr. w. It.
Morklad
Oration--"My Country. May She Ever
BE Right: Bat. Right or Wrong. My
Country"--by Mr.. u. II. Cowles.
Debate: Qucstion-"Resolved, That the
Intellectual Capacities OF the Sexes Are
Equal" Affirmative. J. G. Hill; negative.
+. w. Cox.
Declamation-"Th Fireman"-Mr. y. A.
Wood.
Reading Of the Philomathean Evening
Star-"A Practical Joker'-by A. q.
stephens. editor-in-chief.
Rev. Sam Smalls lecture here was
highly compimented by those who heard
IT, and the editor, lawyer etc. took
stroH over our town and left for Nor
iolk on the morning train. While here
he was the guest or Mr.. l.. S. Williams.
Several families from the Northwest
arrived here during the week. through the
efforts OF our land-agents These parties
have purchased farms near here. ana
brought with them some fine horses and
cattle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20

OemocraO. Ohio, on the Committee on
Ways and Means.
The House non -concurred in the SENATE
amendments TO the army appropriation
Dill and conferrecs were appointed. Inc
same action was taken with respect 10
The pension appropriation bill
The Indian appropriation bill was then
taken up In Committee or the WhoIe,
and its consideration continued without
incident untn within few minutes or the
hour fixed for the eulogies upon the late
Representative Lisle-a o'clock.
Mr.. Bouiellc. Of Maine. gained the hoor.
and In ringing speech referred 10 tue
revolutionary outbreak In Honolulu. In
which the anncxatIonist commissioner.
c. l.. Carter. fell dying In defense OF his
home and family when the committee
rose no said he hoped tbs House would
pos,pone for five or ten minutes, as the
case might be. the special order. so that
the House, which never before in the
history OF the Congress had failed 10
EXPRESS It's sympathy with any movement
in behalf of liberty. might adopt the
resolutions which he sent TO the clerks
desk.
ANGRY PASSIONS.
Mr.. McCreary Kentucky) objected.
whercupon Mr.. Boutelle shouted: Upon
your head, then. be their blood" ZAP
piause)
An angry colloquy followed both gem
tlemen shouting nj the top OF their voices.
but they were inaudlblc more than few
feet from their desks. owing 10 the Wig
orous rapping Of the gavel by Speaker
Crisp. who had in the mean while resumed
the chair. lie commanded both gentle
men 10 take their seats. and. they still
refusing. he called upon the Sergeant-at-
Arms TO see II he could not enforce the
directions Of the chair. That official not
responding promptly. the Speaker said:
'"The gentlemen should remember that
this Is the House Of Representatives OF
the United States. and their self-respect
should compel them 10 conform to the
ueag-s OF a parliamentary body" ZAP
plausc)
The resolutions were not read. and the
Iisle obscquies were begun without fur
Their interruption.
Eulogies were delivered by Messrs. Nc
Creary, Lucas. Ferry DemocraO. Ken
lucky: Draper Republican. Massachu-
sets; Caruth. Beckner Democrap. Ken
lucky: Breclyinridge, and Pence. and. as
n further mark Of respect the House ad-
journed until Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
prcuuoND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, January l9.-No auc-
ton sales to-day, and private trading
very dull.
Revenue collections: Cigars and clga-
rsttes.- $3.50; tobacco. N'ol.T. Total
private sales for week: Wrappers, q;
filters. 70; smokers. l55; cutters. 1: dark
leaf. 80; scrap. 10; Buriey. 3; Tugs. 20.
Total. l53 hogsheais; against 5ls hogs
heads last week, and SIS hogsheads for
same week last year.
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes. 81. 5Z7lj; tobacco. A2.t27.1.
R,,sIness this week has been much
better than last week in leaf tobacco In
botn hogshead and loose sales. while
manufacturing has not been so active.
Good old smokers and wrappers have
been in good demand, and good sales
vera made. Prices unchanged.
Mr.. ]. ". Hines. OF Rocky Mount ~.
c., was here to-day
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liberalization Ended.

WILSON. N. c.. January I9.-tSpeciaD
The Investigation befSre Judge Lancas-
ter in the election frauds In this town
chip came to an end last evening. About
twenty-five witnesses have been examined.
The consensus OF opinion seems to be
that DR.. Person has really made out no
case; but he Is going 10 take the testi-
mony thus gained to the Legislature. ana
all think that he will be seated. This
Legislature doesn't stand much on evil
dence. II reports are correct
MsS c. a. Williams, prominent TO-
bacco grower OF Halifax county. was on
the market Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, January D-FIour duh.
reciected' and easy: winter WHEAT. low
grades, i2C5Q2sO; fair TO fancy. Gsotb
81 s61s 10: patents, ss.aogi5.%;. low, extra,
se.O5Gs26O; southern -four , dull "a and easy y
common to fair extra. s2.loGS.W; gooo 70
Wheat~Duli and hc. lower: No. . red;
s,ors and elevator. 60Ac.: anoat. GAG
cue. Options dull and SAKE. lower. put
closing steady; No. 2 red: January. wsc.'
February. Sihc.; March. sisc'' MAY
62isc. %, a. ala
vator: 62Ac.. afioat. Options dull put
steady At a 1880. decline: January, sic.;
Febr,lary and May. 507sc. -
sssisr; January. Sske; February. o;se.;
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NE SURPRISED HIS FAMILY.
Charlie Took Drive and Brought Wife
Back-The Halifax Hotel.

SCOTLAND NECK. N. C.. January
9.-(Special)-Mr Charlie Davenport. a
young man. 20 years old. left home one
day this week to go out for a drive. His
people were surprised to nnd upon his
return that he had been married and
brought his wife back with him. The
bride was Miss Maggie t-'"w. who was
visiting relatives near Enfield. where
Charlie went and was married. They
have gone to quiet housekeeping
Mr.. ID. ID. Bryan who has been keep
Ing hotel at Halifax for several years, has
gone 10 Enfield. The hotel at Halifax will
% run bv ether persona II y given eus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
WindfalIs from Woodstock.

WOODSTOCK. VA, January l9-(Spe-
cial) MIR. George w. Mi!ey Clerk OF the
Circuit Court. lost two valuable horses
in the past mcnth.
On last Friday night Mr.. Jacob Shockey,
OF this place. lost two colts. There seems
10 be no doubt but that they were pois-
oned.
Mr.. ]. c. Van Pelt, OF this place, left
on Tuesday evening for La Porte. Ind.
where ne will join Rev. Z. Il. Widger, a
leading evangelist.
Mr. George A. Coffman and Miss Emma
X. Rudy, daughter of Mr. James Rudy.
both OF this county. were married on
Wednesday at the Lutheran parsonage.
Rev. A. A. j. Bushong officiating
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Tlcctrocution In West Virginia.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, January -
(Speclal)-A bill was introduced into the
House OF Delegates to-day providing for
the execution Of the death sentence by
electrocutlon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
An s.ucpm.r. 4, r,rmvi,,s.

FARMVILLE, VA. January 19.-CSpe-
cial)-W. Il. England, dry-goods and no.
tons dealer. made deed Of assignment
to-day for the benefit OF his creditors.
Liabilities are said to be about 500; as
sets unknown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Farmers Alliance EXCHANGE Fn,,s.

GREENSBORO. N. c.. January TO-
Gpecla..)-The Farmers Alliance Ex-
change at Liberty. ~. c., has come 10
grief. Creditors were busy al day yes
terdsy getting judgments against the
nrm. Your correspondent does not know
the extent Of the failure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Section Master Buckley Dead.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. January 49,
(Special.)-J. S. Buckley, sectlonmaster.
who was so horribly injured by being
struck by train yesterday, died last
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20

BALTIMORE. MD, January l9-yir-
.glnia 3's, new. Hg74i.; Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern tirsts, 1911; Conson-
dated Gas bonds. G's. lisa; SIS. iO6glosla;
do stock, 6ii.g6i7s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
A JUST LETTER.

I read with great and unalloyed pleas
IRE the letter Of Sir. Pelton. of Chris
tiansburg. which you republshed in your
Thursdays issue from the Philadelphia
Press. Coming among us total stran-
ger. Mr.. Pelton. by his intelligence. at
tention TO his business. and justice in
all his transactions quickly won the re-
spect of our people. The same high de-
gree of intelligence AMI business which
have characterized him az man OF bust
ness appear in this letter. Such express
sions OF opinion DO world Of good by re-
moving false impressions on our northern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
that Mrs. c. p. Tnlery. of T1llery. will

manage.
Miss Birdie Persons. who has been hero
some time on visit to the family OF Mr..
g. +. Dunn left yesterday for her home.
in Loulsburg.
Mr.. Lee. prominent young attorney
from Clinton. is here on business with
Mr.. W. A. Dunn. receiver for the Clin-
ton Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
PORT OF WEST POINT. JAN. 10. 1894
ARRIVED

Steamship Danville. Murphy, Baltimore. pal
sengers and general cargo.
steamship Morgan CITY, Baker. Providence.
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Chatham. Foster. Baltimore, pas
seugors aud general cargo
steamship City Of Columbia, Jannsy. New
York, passengers and general cargo
steamship Natsdi, Hanney. Norfolk. passen'
gers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danvi,le, Murphy. Baltimore pas
scnse 8 and general cargo
Steamship Morgan Cliy, Baker, Baltimore
passenger and general cargo.
Steamship City OF Columbia, Jannsy' New
0tes nship chaoham, Tester. Prcvioenee ~
10fulR, DoSoongoO go go0egoA 0xoA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money. Bonds, Stocks. Grain. To
hacco, Cotton. &C.. aud the Wss-
Their Indication

- WASHINGTON. q. c.. January 10
lriIp Forecast for Virginia and North
| wv" Carolina; FAIR weather: slightly
I colder north winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Neau temperature. 40
NEW YORK. STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. January i9-There was
very little to the stock market to-day
outside OF Chicago Gas and Union Pacific.
The tendency was downward. operators
showing a disposition TO even up their
contracts over Sunday. These reallza-
tons were only natural. in view OF the
recent Improvement In prices. Chicago
Gas started of strong, rising fractlcnally
TO 70, but subsequently, there was
recession to -35sgISa.. An impression pre-
walls that the differences between the in
slders are I'm fair way of settlement.
and that negotiations are on foot look
ing to a speedy adjudication OF the legal
troubles.
Union Pacific was heavy. and fell from
II to 81, the lowest since August last.
The selling. which was for botn foreign
and home account. was due to Belief
that the assessment on the stock would
b. at least 90, and perhaps 30 per cent.
This much was minated in the receivers
memorial published some days ago, but
apparently holders did not grasp the full
significance of the matter until to-day.
The railway list and .ndustrials lost
anywhere from u to ! per cent. Dela-
ware and Hudson, General Electric.
Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan,
Consolidated Gas, Sugar. and Jersey Cen
trail scoring the greatest losses. bay
State Gas dropped ia. to HA. and rallied
10 22N.
Speculation closed barely steady. The
net changes show declines OF Il TO l per
cent. Union Pacific. however. lost J.
per cent.
The total sales were $3.50 shares. The
bond market was weaker.
Treasury balances: Coin, so. 2li,0oo; cur
rency, s66,3sS,0oo.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call nominally 1 per cent;
prime mercantile paper 3df per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual bust
ness In bankers bills at $iSSA for sixty
DAYS, and 81 SS3,G4S 80 for demand: pasted
rates, s4s90i90; comm ercial bills. NS1ls
Bar silver. 1913. Silver at the board
6OisG6Oi5.
bonds firm.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement of the Associated
Banks shows the following changes:
Reserve, increase. s. 612.S5.
Loans, increase, $4,000.
Specie Increase, $4,000.
Legal tenders. increase. 81 eo5.1M
Deposits. Increase, s5.@O,lC
| Circulation, decrease, Nii0o.
The banks now hold SIS, i6j.075 In excess
| Of the requirements OF the - per cent.
rule. o
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State of tnermomc ter

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YHsrHlpAY
clear and cool. The skies at midnight
were cloudless.
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RESIDENCE READY

The new residence OF DR.. f. r. Sheib
Is now ready for occupancy. and he will
move in as soon as the weather permits.
This Ia the fourth OF the new professors
houses which has been completed. Two
more are nearly ready. and will be as
soon as the carpenters and plasterers can
go to work.
The celebration Of the, Lee Literary
Society takes place on Saturday eve
ming. the 18th. being the anniversary OF
Lees Birthday. The day will be observed
by suspension OF all college duties. and
IL may he added that there Is no day
OF the year we more delight to observe.
We feel that we may heartily congratu-
late the Dispatch upon the restoration to
Appomattox OF its historic name. since Il
is. doubtless, due in large measure 10
its untiring efforts. We hope, too. that
the proposition to buy the property as a
national park. first suggested through
It's columns, will soon be favorably acted
upon by Congress. No more noble and
notable act on the part both OF the con-
oueror Grant and the defeated Lee
ever took place than that consuumated
there. and the spot should be preserved.
by the nation as sacred soil. for the eleva-
ton OF true sentiment among a people
and the preservation OF its monuments
IS often as important as the rearing Of
new ones.
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friends. which are. alas. too often made
by Just such men m the Mr.. Miller 70
whom Mr.. Pelton makes reference, and
TO us OF the South. since they are an
evidence that the virtues which we have
and exercise are appreciated and valued
when extended to those capable Of doing
80.
Mrs. DR.. r. T. Elicit. OF Christiansburg.
Is Mt present visiting relatives in Wash
ington, d. c.
Commandment shanks is still enjoying
the sweets OF single blessedness and
bachelor housekeeping. Mrs. Shanks being
prevented by the impossible condition OF
the roads from returning from the Roam
oke Red Sulphur, whittier she went dur
ing the holidays TO visit her mother. Mrs.
Chapman.
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~ his own request. Mr. Burrows. sena-
lof-e!eet from Michigan, was excused
Hon further service on the committees
Oh Rules and ways and Means. and MIR.
Nahnon Republcan). Illinois, was ap-
toihted 10 take his place on the FIRST
named committee. and Mr.. Gresyeaor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
THE COTTON MAXINE. .

LIVERPOOL. January l9-l II h'1
American mldillng f3lr, SSd'; goa n IT,,
middilng. ed. good ordinary, SD; orik
nary. 2 9.lGd.: January. i-sid.; Januar,
and February. 2 LTD; February ans
March, 2 s3-6id.. value; March and A;Piti'
3D.. buyers; April and Aay;, 'ss i',S.,.
i lime and July. 3 i-sid., buyers: July and
August, ssh. sellers: August ana S,P,,
tember 3 I-6ld., sellers: september als
Octob r. 3 S-6ld.. buyers. FdtufeS 0'"Ss"
NEW YORK, January l9-cot,on quiet;
s s',eSS'y: January. SIS: February, 80;
March. 1851: April. $40; May, S.d, J9h.'
* 81. July. S5.12. August, sJ.i5; SeprmOe''
$50; October. $50. Sales, Si.oO oa'es; "a,
Net receipts; u ioit cr BATS Britain. Ia
bales forwarded. AZ, baies' sdisS' "'"''
stock lSl.7ls bales. ~ "a. h,,os.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, zo,lv- paies.
exports TO Great Britain, Zo,i3 ppei,s.
France - 26s bales; Continent s'f' oaiS''
stock, LOIS, i05 bales. III In
Receipts OF cotton this week AZ AZ, ~,
terror towns. il2,590 bales. Receipts iFo..,
the plantations. 1919 bales. crop !"
sight. 7,f36.a2 bales. .,o. Tor ,hs
, dStai tss.V 1 hsIes. OF which t5o5Gi
baIes are American; against i,6i'sS ana
All. zoo bales. respectively last ysa .,,-s.
NEW ORLEANS. January i'-f ,'a,'-
onist and steady; sales, $500 bales; JAM.
sry, S.ii: February, sis; March. so.D'
April. $50; May, $50; June. - '9 ny.
SIS; August. s553; September. No. oe'
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET:
NEW YORK. January E.-kaie-'o'>
'G sixnIjpssSefk~NOrfolk. NDg.W; Baltimore
LEES BIRTHDAY.
SAVANNAH. GA, January H-n'"'
WILMINGTON, y. C., January "
Holiday. No markets
LONDON AND PARIS.
LONDON, EMO. January is.-ear s"'
sT3Lt
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ST. LOUIS. MO. January i9.-flour
lower: patents, s55d2e5: fancy. AlV0
30; choice. Sl.s0dl90. ST.. re-,
Wheat--Lower; May, SIZE; July. boz
corn~I,ow January, Sl.c.; February
iliac.: May 1870.
Oats-fOwer. May, Dc.
Pork-Standard mess, sli55, for rev
I.ard-Prlme steam. 1855: choice, ,b.s.
Dry Salt Moats-Shou.ders. iF.c.; longs
52,c.: ribs, Sac; shorts, &c. ..,,,--,.,
nacon~Boxed shoulders. 5hg1sc..
longs. exc: RIBS. Ci4c.. shorts, 6'sc.
High Wlnes- Steady at 3 p.