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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-30

suit clothes. Vailed at SO; a. saks & Co.
one sui, clothes, valued at scc. Burk
Clothing House. one oyerco3t, voiued al
$50: David \. Amsi.e. one set harness.
valued at $40. " II. Bosher's sons, one
buggy-robe. valued At s. Dsewry. Hughes
e. Co. cssh. SO. Slater. Myers " 60,
case Royal Rye valued az Sll.
=. a.; Saunders Son cash .;SS:
Roberts n Hoge. one pair shoes valued
at g.. Ashton Starke, one cylinder cnutn
valued 40 S: BENJAMIN 7 crCmp n CO.
one saddle. valued at s.; Ya1ghnlan sta
tioneIy Company, ons dcssslng-eose, val
ued al sl2: Brown. Davis 4 Atkins. cash.
s.; Kingan & Co, cash, s.: Siarke's DIXIE
Plow-Works, one two-hotse pillow. yaiucd
at 81: Davenport x Moriis. cash, -; X;
+. Williams Company, cash. .; Rlchmoni
Stove Company. one cook-stoNe, valued
at SIS; The Watt Pillow Company, one two
horse plow. valued at s.: William Dal-
from, one oak bureau, valued at s.: w. 4.
Hancock. one box Mariana tobacco,
valued at $3.50; Smyth Brothers, whole
sale horse dealers, cash. $40; y. ". Mayo
& Brother incorporated. cash, 50: T. {.
Williams Company. cash. S5: w. j. Var
brough Il Sons. cash. sl5:'J. y. Pace To-
bacco Company. cash, SO; J. Wright To-
bacco Company, cash, $40.
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FIRED AT A LADY
an Turn. SHOT HIMSELF
,uuofcu TIE BREAST
shopId.

vrcopsrOCK. VA. January ''l'
,.., after ihs conclusion o. 'ue
80, services io tne M';hoais' h'p' 80
AL ,,,r.t. south. hee "'t h'sn'. "o'
- I,ss. oil thls place. "a @e''NloN'
..,..,, man. about @. years OF "se' WINE
,.,., temro.ay aoerfaton OF
..,,r ,ufnr,.1 io take The NE
.f.. 7...r Mccain one Of the or
,.o,.., of ,hs cna'ch. an" one o.
,yooss,oeS's most popoini yo'"s l""''S
.,, wa. Qua hcr way home he sno'
,.-,,.,. ..rrs with @ 'S-csliore pistol.
..,, ,h,n shot himself go the lert breast
,..s, oy.- n- scarf the ball passing en-
fir,,v through his body.
THE CAUSE.
.r,,,sase o. the sad affair was failure
a. he desire TO accompany the young
,..r rcm church on several toimer
.'..,ts o.r.ns the revival. though he
Low that she had engagements with
others con- Monday he wrote Ter q note,
saving = no could not 90 wirh hoc 40
one else should and proceeded 10 carry
..t ms threat 10y obtaining a pistol from
his sister the wife Of l.. ;. Walker
CIeik of the County Court
EXCUSED HERSELF.
Last evening he went to the home
az Miss Mccain and invited her 90 so
with him for short walk, evidently
Intending 90 take her life ,hcn. but she
excused herself. saying she could not
40 because she had 10 oficiate az The
organ. and did not desire to oVereNert
herself
The doctors think there are chances OF
IL. rnCONEIN.
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A GHASTIY TIND.
BLACKSTONE.
Approaching MarriaGe-Thcy Had n
Enx-Huni.

BLACKSTONE. VA. January 70
Especially Mrs. Sallie F. Connally has
issued invitations 10 the marriage Of
her daughter. Eleanor Campbell. to MIR.
William r. jones. The ceremony viii
be performed In the Methodist church
February 9TH at half-past 3 o'clock.
On Monday last the young ladies' and
young gentlemen OF our town had an
other fOX-hunt, which was thoroughly
enjoyed. although Eeynard did not al
low himself 10 be caught. Some OF those
I'm the party We're Mrs. Sallic Hurt,
Miss Jessie Adams, Miss Louise Budd.
Miss Bessie Jones. Messrs. +. II. Harda-
way. w. Cralle W. IL. Cralle. L. X.
Epes. Frank Epes, j. c. Jones. and
r.. Il. Jones.
Mr.. Littleton Fitzgerald, Of Richmond
has been stopping In our town Tor few
days.
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IN NORTH CAROLINA.
NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST
CAUGHT At IBE CAPiIA b'
startling Political Developments
Promised-The CumnOck Nine SUI
ferers-RnfIwny Wrcck-Diu NOT
Close tho Ohicc.
close tho Once.

RALEIGH. y. C.. January %.-'spe-
cial)-Tbere are likely TO be some start
ling political developments within TWO
weeks. There are signs Of Internal ois"
sessions among the Populists. The ia,-
ter think they can command many sill
yer Republicans"
For the sufferers by the Comnock mine
explosion sl.O1J has been raised. and
their restitution is relieved. o; this sum.
Raleigh sent $50, besides clothing and
food.
Cotton is now being marketed much
more freely. and tobacco is also coming
in in bsayy quantities az al the mar
kets.
l. arpeais from the reports, which
come IN from several sections OF the
STATE. that good many adults are dying
Of measles.
Ther. i quite little sensation Al
Durham. i appears. by reason or the
ALLEGED behavior Of a United states De-
putty Marshal who II Is said cursed
and maltreated farmers Marshal Car
roll comes in for liberal share Of the
attack. lie Is now at Washington ana
so could not be interviewed today.
The Biblical Recorder. the State or
ean OF the Baptists, says quite pam
~ that "it Is base TO hint that others
than Clerks Brown and Sattefneld are
guilty OF crime in connection win the
as sigpment act " which was sneaked
through the Legislature This Is MT
at the Populist organ which said 1t
would give ftle Solicitor OF this district
q at..G.
on the track. Your correspondent asked
for the names. but was told that the
information would only pc given TO
the Solicitor. and that the editor could
not be a witness. From this II appears
that the knowledge IS only from here
say"
\ RAILROAD WRECK.
There was wreck Of freight train
on the Raleigh and Augusta Division
of the Seaboard AIRLINE this morning,
thirty-eight miles this side Of Hamlet.
Quite number Of cars were derailed
and smashed.
About a third OF the ninety-six coun-
ties In the State have made full settle
ments of state taxes
FIVE convicts from Wayne county ar
rived at the penitenuary this morning.
Rev DR. John 9. Kilgo, president OF
Illnlly toHtBt, publishes III the Dap
list organ to-day. under the title "Christ
az Patriot " an attack on State aid 10
education. 1t seems that this fight is
b. no means ended. though some weeks
since il was said 20 have diminished In
intensity.
Some OF the grand oaks in the Capt.
fol Square are dead or dying. and to-
day We're cut down. The cyclone In
April. 1871. caused the los OF many fine
trees in the square.
\ MISTAKE.
ost-Office-Inspector Conard finds that
Postmaster White. at Lego, Guiford
county, did not close the office on Satur-
days. as was reported. White is a
Seventh-Day Adventist.
II was stated some time ago that Col
onel Julian s. Carr, in selling his
horses. would devote his farm largely
10 cattle-raising and butter-making.
During the past twelve months his but
ter-sales at Occoneechee farm aggregate
s. 900
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Jan. -. 1854
ARRIVED


Steamer New Berne, Rhodes. Norfolk;
G. W. Allen x Co, agents.
Schooner Annie j. Trainer. Deerlckscn,
Perth Amboy, coal; Richmond Coal and
Ice Company.
Schooner Green. New York. coal; Gay
< Lorraine.
Schooner Howard A. Hunt. Steelman.
New York, salt; Robert L. Williams.
SAILED.
Steamer New Berne, Rhodes, Norfolk,
G. w. Alien x Co., agents.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers; Irwin Weisi.
Schooner Maggie j. Lawrence, Halto-
way. Lambert Point. TO load coal son
Charleston: Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Maude Seward, Travtfs, stone
Fort Monroe; Curtis q Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JAN. g, 1850.
(By telegraph.)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore Murphy. BaIti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Bslti-
more; passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. q.
(By telegrapn)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Borderer, Captain Nc.
Schooner ]. III. Tinque. New York
SAILED.
British steamship TurnbulL Belfast.
Schooner J. j. Moore, New Bedford
Barge Ch3lmette, Boston.
Barge Mystic Belle. Boston.
Barge Lawrence, New Bedford.
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FATALLY STABBED.
the Result OF a CoIored Family Row
in pcicrSbiIrg.


PETERSBURG. VA. January o.
,spccia)-Eobert J.. Kemp (coloredl, who
claims TO be a Baptist minister. was
fatally stabbed tonight by his uncie,
russell Hobbs The difficulty occurred
af the house OF KemD's wife's grand
mother. Kemp. who was born in Habana.
cuba. is an educated man. lie married
BOB this city about two years ago, but
has W 20 three weeks since been living
n Mount Vernon. y. Y. lie and Rus
--n Hobbs went out this evening. and
took several drinks together. When they
returned Aome kemps wife accused him
oi drinking, ana be denied o.. She tOld
him that he was wing. and Dice replied
thdt she was "a lar and struck 40
Ier Russell Hobbs al This point took
O. hand. and, cursing kenny drew iuk
out of has pocket and stabbed lim tNIc
fhe first time 10 the leg and the second
time Just above the left nipple. The p0in,
of tho dagger was broken off. but %
could not be found I'm either OF Jha
wounds. Kemp MADE an aute-mortpm
-tatemeut tonight embodyns The above
facts
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INPoRIA.
MaSs-uecting Of Citizens-PcrsonaI
Mention.

EMPORTA. VA. January ,SpecialJ
= large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Dfizcus Of the county of Greenesvine
was held IN the courthouse last evening.
captain J0nn Lamb presided, with W. r..
Deal AS secretary. The object OF the
meeting was TO devise the best way OF
establishing factories and other Industries
in tho county. aud 20 encourage immigra-
zion Committees were appointed 10 look
after the work, as follows; Committee Oh
Mpys and Means-E. G. Tredway, J. $.
Weaver. w. j. Bailey, Charles Baker
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Promotions I'm the Navy.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. January p
The President to-day sent TO the Senate
the following nominations:
Lieutenant-C Commanders w. +. Swim
burne and W. III. Emory to be command
ers; Lieutenants A. Il. Speyers and T..
5. PRIME. To be lieutenant commanders;
Lieutenants Junior grade). John Gibson
and j. 4. Bell, TO be lieutenants Ensigns
ii. y. Whitley and A. c. Dilfenbach. 10
be lieutenants. junior grade.
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DOWN BY THE SEA.
suit for Divorcc-A Big Mortgage
CHASTITY Find.

NORFOLK, VA, January 29.-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. Julius r. Saunders. attorney,
filed in the Court of Law and Equity
this afternoon power Of attorney, au-
thorlzing him TO enter a suit for Rev.
J.. NJ. Lnienthal VS.. Joseph +. Ham,
burger, It being a proposed action TO re-
cover $1,000 damages for the alienation
Of the affections OF the plaintiffs wife
and the destruction OF his domestic hap
piness The plaintiff is a rabbi of New
York city. and the defendant is a we'll
known young citizen of Norfolk. The
suit will be Instituted rs soon as the
papers can be prepared.
\ BIG MORTGAGE.
The Portsmouth Street Railway Com
pany to-day filed deed OF mortgage in
the City Clerks office 10 the Union Trust
Company, Of Philadelphia, as trustee. for
$500 900, TO secure The payment of 30
coupon bonds payable 10 bearer in gold,
on the 1st day of January. 1926. The
deed covers fourteen pages OF typewriter
matter and the cost of recording the
same amounted to $j)6. The company is
getting in shape for work, and il is like
ly that operations will now be began in
earnest
A CHASTITY FIND.
This afternoon while worlJncu were en-
eaged ia tearing down the ola frame
building OF the southwest corner of Main
and New Castle streets they found UNI
der the roof. wrapped IN a LOT Of de-
cayed clothing. part OF the skeleton
of child. The Coroner was notified.
and had II removed 10 the police station,
70 await further developments In the case.
The skeleton is at least twenty years
old.
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Death of II citizen of Highland.

MONTEREY. VA. January 2s.-tSpe-
cl9i.j- Mr. w. ". Benson. one OF the best
known citizens OF Highland died yester-
day - his boarding house on west Main
street. and was buried from the Presby-
terrain churcn az O'Clock.
Aii Benson was g. years OF age; was
a Confederate soldier. and had been a
prominent figure 10 The politics and public
interest OF the c0uuiry.
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The Verdict Set Aside.

ROANOKE, VA. January 29.-tSpecialj
IA the Hastings Court today Juoge
Woods set aside the verdict OF the jnry
giving Nose Dennis three years In the
penitentiary for attempted assault on Mrs.
Ash. on the ground that he did not con-
slider the identity OF the nesro clearly
moved
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, January %, 1896.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry - 10
ne; mixed, "a TO ne: shortberry, 70 to
&C: No. red, 70 - 10 &c. Corn-Vhite
Virginia. IS TO 56c.; No. white, "a lie.
No. mixed. - l. To BIC. Oats-NO. ,
mixed. p 1-2c. No. 8 mixed. - lee; win
ter seed oats, > to 32c. Rye. 10 TO 4lc.
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Tar WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant.
State of thermometer:
Mean temperature. ....................
Nrw WORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. January 2s.-American
Sugar was the feature Of the market at
the Stock Exchange to-day, the stock
figuring for nearly 1900 shares i'm totai
OF 90 5sl shares. The prices rose 10 lOs IL,
from lO5 81, ana closed at Jos j.. NO
exclamation was forthcoming TO account
for the recent steady Improvement IN the
stock. 1t is known. however. that brokers
having the confidence OF insiders have
been picking up the stock for the past
tWO weeks.
The strength % the stock had "A favor
able effect on the general list. which was
inclined 10 sag early in the day, because
OF the foreign selling OF ST. Paul. Louis
Vile and Nashville and other stocks
with an international market. The An
thraclte Coalers displayed great strength
during the early session, on the revival
OF the runOrs that the subcommittee or
the presidents appointed az the recent
meeting OF the companies had reached an
agreement as TO percentages, which VIII
meet the approval Of the controlling IN
terests. IL was said that the Reading
and Ontario and Western are especially
favored in the new allotments. The trunk
lines Changers. Western Union, Notth-
ern Pacific, and Manhattan opened ir-
improved. Manhattan. Burlington and
Quincy. and Northern Pacific had better
support than Of late, and sold higher than
for some time.
Chicago Gas dropped from q Ia 10 81 5-s,
on rumors from Chicago that Attorney
General Moloney had decided against the
REORGANIZATION Committee I'm the matter
OF consolidation Subsequently a rally
to e5d6i "a took place.
In the last hour the market was strong,
under the leadership OF Sugar. Specula-
tion closed steady and strong, with prices
anywhere from IL to per cent. higher
than at the close on yesterday. s.. Paul
and Louisville and Nashville. however,
lost 1-Sas-S per cent.
Bonds we're strong. The sales footed
W sL6I.oce.
gated l65 qSj shares, and OF unlisted stocks,
bS.3S5 shares.
Treasury balances: Coin. $500 go; cur
.tncy, Ssi,o6l,IIS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 3Hi per cent;
Ia Il loan and closing offered at per
cent: prime mercantile paper, per
cent.
quiet.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills at slS7dSi.T IL
for sixty days, and $isS I-idS4.sS 1-2 for
demand; posted rates, SLN HSi.S9; COM
mercial bills, slS6 1-iaA& IL
Government bonds easier. State bonds
firm. Railroad bonds higher.
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BALTIMORE sTOck MApKEr.

BALTIMORE. MD, January 2J.-vir-
glnla IS. new, IS. bid: do, century bonds,
60 l-2pC0 IS; Baltimore and Ohio. 3S. bid
Northern Central. 81. bid: Consolidated
Gas stock, 50 l-2. bid: do. bonds. Gs.
lis Si.'bid; DO, SIS, 1Ol 81. asked.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET

LONDON. ENG. January 29.-Bar sill
Yer. 20 I'D; consols. lO7 1j-l6d., for both
money and the account
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MONEY TO LEND
Ar ALL TIMES, on CITY OF nIcH-
~ w. BOWIE.
an sa-,y No. 4 north Eleventh street.
RANKS AND BANKERS. '"'r'
January Investments.

We Offer for sale choice llst OF
UIGH-GRADE INVESTMENT SECIBl-
TIES.
including
UNITED STATES BONDS.
STATE BONDS. .... F. I,
CITY BONDS.
RAILROAD eSONDS,
hank AND TRUST CO. SHARES
INSURANCE COMPANY STOCKS.
Correspondence invited. -,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE bought aa4
the world.
Bankers.
corner Tenth ana Main stsse(s.
d@esuIu&To ---->-<-,-..
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trust him


You want Scott Errul"
sion. fyou ask your drug
gist for it and get it-you
San trust that man. But if
he offers you something
Just as good" he will do the
same when your doctor
writes a prescription for
which he wants to get a
special effect - play the
game Of life and death for
The sake of a penny or two
more profit. YoW emit
trust that man. Get what
you ask for, and pay for,
whether it is SCOTS Emul-
SION or anything else.
'e''I to"ss cl.sass's, seS Yssk. ,os sad 500
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FINANCIAL.
FOR
PITTsYLyANIA COUNTY VA) BONDS
PROPOSALS.
T.H.s4a

LIZ -iANl-t 1OC " AL DOR>D3
By virtue OF an order OF the Board
oe Supervisors OF Pittsylvania county,
| will receive open bids up TO LIST day OF
February, 1896. at my Office. at Chatham.
Va, for IN issue OF one hundred thon.
sand dollars of PITTSYLVANIA COUN-
TY BONDS, said bonds to be payable
in twenty years from LIST March. 1896.
to bear per cent. interest. payable semi
annually at my Office. Richmond Bahi-
more, or New York. as may be deter
mined by the board before the bonds are
issued. Bids will state at which OF said
places payment may. be desired This
issue OF bonds will be made 30 retire
the balance OF an issue OF 5000 ~
bonds made by said county 10 the Lynch-
burg and Danvillc railroad. the balance
of said issue, less sinking fund, will DO
en- Isl March. 1896. $lO0.0S
The total assessed values Of Pittsyi-
yania county, real and personal property.
for 1895. are 50. .1l3.16. The county has
promptly met the interest on its bonded
.debC in every instance. and Its credit "a
~first-class.
The bonds will be issued IN 500 and
81 go denominations, and Will be ready
Tor delivery Mt my office on or before
lst day of March. 1896.
The board reserves the RICH. 10 re-
iect anv or all bids. G.. III. NADEN,
Treasurer OF Pittsylvania county. Va.
II S-tEci
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To cure cold IN one day take Laxative
Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists re-
fund the money II It fails to cure. &c.
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opening. Hlgnes- loves Closi'
WaEAT-

Jan. ...6lls o2ls 6lIs 62
feb......."oll. % ol o%te
May ........iasSsgs 64Isa65 63als silea&
July........O312 Oirs o3i4 o4os
corn
Jan......215s 2s "ass 2s
Feb........27ss Is 2sSs -
Mny.......29S4 to,A <S1ga29ss 3OM
July.......ouHl Jl's So"s Jl1s
OATS
Jan........lol4 1876 1874 1914
Say.......SOet ~ wv ElB
July ......2OtS 2lSsa5a HO94 2lh
MESS PoRT--
jan. SOLO sio.32M sioO5 sIo.32s
May-..... 1880 1922 1875 l0.62ls
july. 1910 1850 1910 1880
Jau-..... 80 30 BIO go
May. 5.S7ts 300 > ~ go
July. 900 6.C5 800 sos
SHoaT-RIBs-
IAN; Ian s.lss S! ~. s52s s. s:}s
S Msy. rs 80 s5' 5 Ss5'S $50 $50
cash quotations: Flour was shade
easier with prices unchanged. No.
spring wheat. G0lsu62iac.; No. red, 654
67ssc. No. g corn, 4ss42sc. No. > oats
lSs.al9c. Mess pork. Sl0,054Sl0.S5. Lard
dry-salted shoulders, S75q$5; short-clear
sides, s5.25d$J.0o. Whisky, Sl.22.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL, January
29.-Cattle-Receipts. 1900 head. Market
easy; common TO extra steers, $'.20m S4.15:
stockers and feeders. s2.75a$.s5; cows and
bulls. $500 $3.50; Texans, s2.50aSS.9o.
Hogs--Receipts, 5000 head. Market
weak and 5GlOc. lower; heavy packing
and shipping lots. sil0uA30; common TO
choice. N1OuS4.sO; light, s5.s5gs4.50; pigs.
%.25nSi20.
Sheep-Receipts. 1890 head. Market
weak and 10c. lower; inferior 10 choice,
s.. iONS3.10: lambs, S5.5oflA.75.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, O.. January 2e-Flour-
Strong; winter patents, $500 S.95; spring
patents, $S.5GuSl.s0.
Wheat-Quiet: No. red. track. nc.
Corn-Steady; No. l mixed. - l-2c.
Oais-Quiet: rejected white, Il lac.
Pork-Active: mess, $3.50.
Iard-In good demand, steam leaf
sG.l2 IL; kettle S6.l2 LIZ.
Bacon-Easy: loose shoulders. S.25;
short ribs, s5e2 -; short clear. S.
Dry-Salted Meats--fa sler; loose shout
ders, $40; short ribs. SIS, short clear
$50
Whlskey- at sl22.
ST. LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS. MO. January 2S.-FiOur-
Higher; January. Sc: May. go
Corn Higher. January. 25ssc; May
27isc.: July. 2sl.c.
Oats--Higher. January. lSS4c.: May.
2s.n2os4c.
Pork-steady: mess. new. SO SPY: old
sl0i2iz.
I.afd-Primc steam, S5.Sc.
Shoulders. $3.50; longs. Sc: clear
ribs. 81; clear sides. $50
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. S.1j:
longs. $780, clear ribs. sj6sis; clear sides,
S..5
High Wnss-Steady at sL22.
NAVAL-sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. January o.
Rosin--Nothing doing.
Tar-Steady ar Soc.
Crude Turpentine-Firm; hard not
quoted: soft. Sl.J0 virgin. $780,
MISUNDERSTANDING doing.
CHARLESTON. :. G.. January 49,
Turpentinc-No Nothing doing.
Rosin-Firm sales none. + aud =. 81;
y. N.i5; T.. $50: Il. Na: q. s;.3s: II.
$50; /. SIS: X. $40; other grades no
demand. prlces not quoted.
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For North and South Carolina: FAIR
weather: slightly warmer: variable winds.
The pressure has fallen slightly III
the eastern and southern districts, and
has risen I'm the Northwest.
\ belt OF moderately-hish pressure
covers the coast districts from Maine
TO Florida.
The weather IS generally clear in other
portions of the country. The tempera-
ture has risen slightly in all districts
east Of the Mississippi. 1t is colder in
the Northwest.
Continued fair weather is indicated for
the Atlantic-coast districts. the Lake
regions. and the Northwest; cloudy and
threatening weather, probably accompa-
MED by rain, for the Southwest.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT HUsf-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, Stocks
Grain. Tobacco, Cotton, Cn'ti~'
Country Produce, &c, Foreign
and Domestic.

Fl WASHINGTON. January 29.-Fors-
lrlIp least for Thursday: For Virginia:
wv" Fair and warmer weather; south
eriy winds.
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