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JSRrklg ffijelfigcaplj "i,.. ihofMoJo. TI»oma»A.Barfce. . m . yoste. iay, the large book and establishment of Messrs. J. W. K rke* Co. was suddenly closed and door drailed in mourning, onUic Lnouncemeut by telegraph of the death Major Tl.omas A. Burke, brother of _ j jjurke, at his home in Athens *' The telegram was from his brother. Rev. J.W. Burke, of this city, TIl(! deceased v. as bom in Watkinsvillc Clarke county, October 1, 1828. tVlicn the war began he was connected • C w i,li the Savannah Mornln;/ Xem. lie ;,, entered tin; Confederate service and sen- j ,■ e ,j thn>uglroHt the war,. the most of the - time on the staff of General Taliaferro in the neighborhood of Charleston. In 18<K he made his home in Macon, where, as cue of the firm of Messrs. J. W. Burke & Co., and one of the editors of Binko’s ifttkly, he continued the business "or »bout six years,' and afterwards returned to Athens. ;i<-was a vestryman of Christ Church in this city and also Superintendent of its Nuniav schools, and was afterward the iii>t veitrymau of St. Pauls Church. I j,> was Grand Treasurer of the order of i )dd Fellows and also a worthy memler of :!:«• Masonic Fraternity. He died at 11 oVleok yesterday after an illness of about twelve weeks from a severe attack of ty phoid fever. Wherever he lived he was (■Meeuieil as an active, enterprising and imlusJri'>iis citizen. Jlis last illness was liorne with Cliris- ,i an fivlilude. His brother, Kav. J. W. Uurke. was with him in his last moments. Our >yni|'atiiics are extended to the rel atives of the deceased in this eitv. [sn:> 1 i*nr Parly A Pleasant Affair Tl* . heap Year party at Mr. J.L. Cook's lesideu.M last evening was a most enjoy- ; .,:'airaml pr.ssed off as pleasantly as i... Those who were honored with iitvil:.:'’us were happy iii Use distinction • ,-d on them. The young ladies •:a\e convincing evidence of their ahil- itv i > compete with the sterner sex d.e attentions which are gen- ally <•.needed to them l»y the cart- «i' sorioty, the details being faith- j-.illv carried out and all made to have a .‘.i,u!st lime. The sight of a young lady, •noli in hand, walking up to the young Milkman whom she wishes to honor, and v, 1 iio.:i;i,, the pleasure of a dance, was :i:o novel, and bet when the figures the ! . • and timid youths were promptly i::.i hod chairs l.y their fairer partners. i.V 1-rV. orchestra played finely, and all loomed in a happy mood for uiuio and the dance. The enter- n: was given under the auspices of manlier of the younger ladie3, cud the •v of the older set who were present felt •artio daily honored. Tin* honors of the evening were grace ful!', done by Mr. and Mrs. Cook, and Mi- !. -lia Cook. 'I.* party broke up at a good hour, all t ill; convinced that they had attended l ist delightful entertainment cf the Ai.ii.ng tin- vif itiiig ladies were Miss An- <• ( amp ami Mi-s Ailains, of Marietta; . - 1 .ovojoy. of Atlanta and Miss Bloom- !»!. of Athens. The Bu ness Oat! volt. The trade of the city at present is re- ..kalily goed for the season, and the ■hauls are surprised ami gratified. . report things as lively as just before i x i-’tuas times. This briskness extends ail departments. Y -torday was a field day. A wliolc- • Jinn on upper Cherry street report n: they had all they could possibly ftt- c l to, a ;d sales reached the neat sum of sw ih. .sand dollars from the wagon v-.i !.•: 1 ,ie. They were all day supplying heir !. "lids from the country. Lower loan the street, a member of another imminent house, at evening remarked la: they also had more than they could ’• Ally manage and had to tell a few of •i lr customers -to call again to-morrow.” .'Con.! and Third streets also did not fall Tiic merchants, as a general thing, ought largely before the holidays, hut aw found it neeessasv to replenish their •»'ks. The only explanation that we •ivr heard advanced is that the improved f ice of cotton has put into circulation a u ’. larger amount of money than was sieeted. and the direct benefit to the far- ir is also resulting in direct benefit to nie.eiiants. Many of the small far- held their cotton and reaped the ■haKages <>f the rise. We hope the good '•'■le \uil continue and that this may die i. *i»big of a year of great prosper- T r - is no doubt of one thing, a • iM deal of the trade now coming in <y l *' a’lri'nitod to the increase of.the ■-*' the city whicii is constantly tak- A Siiitllra Oe.lt It. i very sudden and sad death occurred "linisday at MelVea, No. 11, on the • •!! and Brunswick road. Mr. J. Kus- •tui invalid from r.iueoln, Illinois, was ■s way to Florida, and left Maeor. by lown day pav. tiger on the Macon 4: ! Inmswiek road on Thursday mom- !■ 1*. was noticed that he was appar- dyhshad health, but lie seemed in 1 . :.d interested with events a .u...d him. •uions along the road he would walk up and down the plat- : a! MeBea, which is the ta'.ioM, Mr. Bus mil left Hie cars twitching the packing of a hot a v-.Y mouent-. on «• e of the pas- he went ii>.o the dinney ii .e he swooned and fell into the irRiihanl Johns, and suf- ■m« r’ huge from the lungs, wo moments after he was •' .Thi re.nains were carefully i 1 y Cnpiaih r W. J. Jarvis, ■1 tta.u.port.4.ioii, and yesterday • c a deu to his friends in Hli- li r v.ith his trunk, satchel and 1 v dual.! •. IIS suihl. n loath * land, \ itho.it friends, was g V, v,: -r- of tine's ItlrttMlivy, . ''■'‘hutkoj- v.-iil he the annivfccsary of of General Robert E. Lee. 'ill re - j u this city by some tbi'iliiaiy. The day is one which . f ' r ’>» forgotton. Tlic Floyd ' and have a target prac- o * '■ 11 "is will also probably be V., Jto ltv hoped that every soldier 7® to those commands who do ' lKirade, will lay other busi- Ulo; «WHi bts& • ! 'npiw>?r in the ranks and tliere- ^ to their command as well as r^guisheddead. ^“fter and good remedies fail to Coin. nn d colds, Dr. Bull’s Yiouslv ’ w111 gi^e instant relief. Ob- Price v-. ,uc il i8 tlw best remedy. ^^saboUle. ilic BiliRNki Cotton Factory to be <>I>- cratod Sight anil Day. The Hawkinsville Dispatch contains the following mention of the cottonfactory of that place, wliieh was recently pur chased by Mr. J. C. McBurncy and L. W. Hollingsworth, of this city: Mr. McBnmey informed ns this morn ing that he is making preparations to ron Ills cotton factory at this place lioth night and day. So far only enough hands have been secured to operate the factory in the day time, hut more are expected to-nior- fow, and if the force can be sufficiently increased the factory will he run all night. There is a heavy demand for the £oods. Now machinery has arrived, and the ca pacity of the factory will be doubled. Mr. McBume/ is regularly in the cotton mar ket, and his buyer lias already purchased a few hundred bales for the use of the factory during the season. X.cap Year Privileges. Yesterday afternoon as the shades of evening were entwining their gentle arms around the city, a would-be exoduster as cended the com t house steps, and after wandciing aimlessly about a moment or two, was allied by Judge Holt, who hap pened to be waiting for some one, what he wanted. ‘He wanted to find the man who fixed people up to be married.” “Yes, Judge McMann , he had just left. He could be found at his lionse.” Exoduster—with the air of a man who does not want to know—replied that lie did not know where lie lived, ne had hunted for the Judge before, but had been to the side door (evidently into the post-olHee), and could not find him. “When did lie want to mai.y?” “Sunday night, but (speaking euiphalically) if I can’t get the license now I’ll break it up.” Judge Holt remarked that from appear ances he did not think he was"anxious for the ceremony any way, and tlic da.key said that there was no anxiety in that re paid about him, and sadly he drifted down the street to-ward. the monument. Evidently some dusky female is making good use of the pa ring season and its privileges. . , >}l Monument to Dr. Pierce. Thc.ersction of a suitable monument to tlic memory of Dr. Lovic Pierce has been determined on by the Melliodisto of many parts of the S.atc. A few days since Rev. J. O. A. Cook, of Columbus, Rev. Dr. J. S. «ey, Rev. G. G. N. Mac- donell and several others on the commit tee appointed by tlic late Conference in Perry to look after the matter, had a meeting at the Mulberry Street Methodist parsonage. A full and free discussion of the sub- jert was had, and it was determined to lo cate the monument in the yard of St. Luke’s Church, of Columbus. This church was for some years under the pas toral care of Dr. Pierce, and of it and its people he was very fond. Around the building is quite an extensive yard, beau tifully arranged with trees. They were set out by the Doctor, and while in Co-' luinbus they were his especial cate, mak ing the place, from association with his life, a suitable and appropriate one for the memorial monument. Appeals will be made at once, and it is thought there will be no difficulty in re alizing an amount sufficiently large to erect an appropriate cenotaph to the mem ory of the distinguished dead. OFF THE TEACH. Twelve Cars off the Ralls and Focr Badly Smashed. The down night passenger train from Atlanta did not arrive in the city yester day until two o’clock in the afternoon. The delay was occasioned by an accident which occerred to the up night through freight, No. 8, which leaves Macon at 9:15 o’clock at night. The point at which the accident occurred was about two and a half miles below Milner, near the forty-six mile post. The engine and several of the cars passed sa y over the rails when one of them broke, throwing a portion of the train off the track, and causing the piling up of four boxes in a promiscuous heap and ditching eight others. The wrecked cats were piled promiscuously across the track. Tins occurred about one o’clock yester day morning. Signal men were immedi ately put oni, and every precaution taken to avoid any further disaster. The engineer, Edward Graves, took the engine and si a. tad for Atlanta. At Forest Station the cons iuci : on train was met and sent to the scene of the disaster, and the engine pi oecedcd on to Atlanta, giving notice of the wreck to the officials of the load. The woik ofelea ring the I . ack was com menced as soon as practicable, and con cluded yeste'tfty at eleven o’clock. In the meantime I he passenger train for Ma con was delayed. The up day passenger of yertculry was slightly delayed, hut probably reached Atlanta on time. The amount of the damage is estimated at from fifteen hundred to two thousand dol lars. Four of‘he care were veiy badly wrecked, and the others damaged more or less. The cab was not involved in the wreck, and further than a severe jolting up, its occupants sustained no injury from the aii ident. The mails, both Northern and Western, were delayed. Regular schedules were i e.-umed along the line by the outgoing trains I art evening. Tliepassengore are under obligY.’oas to Captain A. J. Yvliite, of Milner, w ho, up on liearirg of the accident not long after it occurred, drove to the scene and insis ted upon all on the train or connected therewith, accepting his hospitality. A similar tender was made to all on hoard of the down night passenger, and yesiei day morning a very bountiful break fast was spread for passengers and road employees, and they were loud in their praises of his hospitality. General Dec’s Birthilny. To-monow is the anniversary of the birth of General Robert E. Lee. Two of the volunteer companies of tb»State will commemorate the occasion by a public parade. In addition the Floyd Rifles will engage in a taiget practice at the Park. We hope that the members of both com panies will make displays creditable to themselves and such as will be In keeping with the event. The day should be ob served by appropriate demonstrations all over the South, and la the Southern coun try it should be made a holiday, and plac ed on the same footing as the 22d of Feb ruary. No Carp. We are requested by Colonel C. J. Harris, to whom a supply of carp was con signed for distribution by Colonel Blount, that the supply has been exhausted. For some days past he has had numberless ap plications for a few of the fish from all sections. Tlie I.i. i ci' lions;. Tlic gas fixtures over the billiaid ta bles. iff the Lanier House have recently been much improved, and none in the city are now better lighted. The Ama teur p'ryc;: of the city make the hail quite a ::ro:ft The tables are the cele- bralea Brunswick, Balke & Co. mou- archs. Dental Notice. Dr. S. B. Barfield, a graduate of the Philadelphia College- of Dentistry, has opened an oifice for the practice of his protberrion on Mulberry street, oppo lie the Lanier House. He has had a fine share of patronage since entering the pro fession, and comes well prepared ro do skillful and reliable work. • (! Sale of The sale of seats for the performance of Othello on next Wednesday evening by the eminent tragedian, John McCullough, will commence to-morrow morning at 9 o’clock. No scats will be considered sold until paid for. There will be quite a rush for them, and it is certain Mi. 'Mc Cullough will have a great audience'when he appears. His last perfoimance in Ma con was in his superb Impersonation of Viiginius, the Roman Father. He made many friends here then, and it looks now as if he was to he given an ovarion on this visit. ___ Homicide In Houston County. We learn from the Peivy Uome-Jouvnd of a homicide, which occuired in Houston county last week, in which John Eelviu killed Jane Belvin. Two small negioos were fighting, when the two darkies named took their pari. Jane shuck John with a stick, and he .tabbed her in the body, from which she died in an hour. Jane Belvin was abont fifteen yeais of age, and the hoy who did the killing about twelve. He has been arrested, and is in jail. He is a very small boy to life age, and seems to he a had one. viewing his dead victim without the least emotion. He willdoubtle.s be couviotedof volunta ry manslaughter. —Oen part. of General McClellan’s message, as Governor of New Jersey, read in the Legislature in Trenton on Tuesday, shows that, unlike General Grant, he is flee from the Napoleonic doc trine of military rule. He says, in effect, .that he wonld rather see the State militia abolished than yield its control to the general government, and advises opposi tion to any unconstitutional encroach ment upon the freedom of the National Guard of New Jersey. Certainly Gov ernor McClellan, irrespective of his parly affiliations, can have no sympathy wiih third termers and imperialists. —Rye straw is as valuable as the grain ih Pennsylvania in the manufacture of paper. With the increased acreage of the season just closed (3,500,000 bushels) the yield is not equal to the demand. A Systematic Thief. For the past six weeks Messrs. Wolff Brothers have been systematically roYoed of hides. They have constantly disap peared fiiom their stock after purchase, but no explanation for their sudden ab sence could he given. A day or two since., however, suspicious which had been pre viously arensed against a darkey by the name of Frank White, iii their employ, were confirmed. . It was discover ed that the hides were carried to the establish ment of Messrs. Berud Brothers. They, however, were innocent purcbaseis, llic darkey bringing the hides in small lot -, a ’il representing that lie was employed at Messrs. O. G. Sparks & Son’s warehouse, and that lie had purchased them from wagons from' he country. As soon as he -aw that his game had been diocovered, he levanted and has not been heard of ‘since. . it : o • ' - New Y oiik, Janua; y 17.-Noon—Colton quiet; sales ICO; middling’ uplands 12f; middling Orleans 12j.- Futures opened steady; January delivery 12.87; February i2 JK'g March 13.20; April 13.89; May '13:59; June 1S.7 : >. ' New ■: York— JTreaftio—Not receipts l ; i>77; grots (MOO. Fn’ ••.•fw.closed dull but steady; sales 81,003; January delivery 12.80 —Si-; Fcbmary 12.91-02; March ls5.15>-lfi; April 13.32-84; May 18.52-33; June 13.08-' -70; July 18.78*60; August 18.88-99- Cotton doled, dull; sales 812; ihiculling 322; middling Orleans 121. Consolidated act-receipts 35,4R>; exports' to.Great Brit ain-11,487; com.'lout 2.091; channel —; Frame. 4,210.: Gaevestox, January 17.-Cotton o;ry; : middling 12J; low middling lljj; giiad or dinary 11$; net receipts. 1,84a;> gross—; sales 007; stock 74-, 137. • • NoiiFOEK, January 17.—Cotton! quiet; middling. 12|; ndt roceipis-1,070; gross j sales 558; stock 41,80. Howard Street anil Western superfine $-!.75iS$5.25; extra SJ.50fff.G0.2d; jinnily $0.59627.25; liio brands $7.30(5)7.73; Pa- tapsco family .‘.0.25.. Southern wheat fi. m and steady; Western firmer and higher; Southern red- $1.83(251-381 amber $L49|g) $1.43; No. 3 Western winter red spot and January $1.41; April $1.31. Soulheracotn lowcr aiu; dull; Western firmer; light re-, caipls; white 5o; yellow. 57. Oats film; Sou-lierri 48(ff43; Western while 4G(ff43: Western uiisc-d Peupsylvanla 48 ©40. Provisions Pori: $13.50© $13.7.1. Bulk-meats (locje) .'.boulders o; clear sides 74; do packedb.j and 7J. Bacon* sliouhlcis G; clear rj’u shies £ri. Hams 104©11. Lard, rollued..in rierccs 8i. Cojiee iii .n; itfo iu cargoes 14©)16‘-. Su gar firm: A ciift 0j. .T$f]Lfeky dull at $1.12. I'ragu'. dull. . ' j .CaicAto, January. lG.-Fiour dull end nonriur i. Vi iieat im.-riilcd and quiet but /generalJyi / highest. No. . 2 Chicago spring '$1.23; No. 8 do .ijl.CO.; Com or.let and No More Ilnrd Times. j If you will stop spending so much on fine clothes, rich food and style; buy good,' healthy food, cheaper and better clothing; get more real and substantial things of lffe every way, and' especially stop the foolish habit" of employing expensive quack doctors, or using so much cf the vile humbug medicine that docs you only harm, hut put your trust iii that simple,' pure remedy, Hop Bitters, that cures al ways at a trifling cost, and you will see good times and have good health.— Chronicle. ' Jan6-2w Macon Cotton Statement. Office Teeegbaph and Messenger, January 17.—Evening. ! Tlw inatket to-day was firm at 12c. fop middling.- • Received ttftday by rail . . . 75 by wagon; . 7-1— K9 Shipped ........... 342 Sold ... . 77 PT VTR.MHVT - *• Stock on hand Sept. 1,1879 • 230 received --c-iiay I IUS!: nnu.1,11 ha< previously. Shipped .to-<lay 149 40330—40 10 842 80039—39381 previously . : Stock on hand this evening 734S Received same day in 1879 c7 LATEST TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS j .. COTTON. Liverpool, January n.-A’oon—Cotton easier but not qnotably lower; middling uplands 7f; middling Orleans 7j. Re ceipts 5,350 bales, all of which were Amer ican. Sales 8^000 hales, of which 1,000 were taken for export and speculation. .Futuresopened—; uplands, low middling clause February and March delivery 7 1- 10; March and April 7 6-82©7i; April and May 7 8-16; May and June. 7 7-32©7{; Jime and July 7 9-32; July and August 7 3-16; August and September 7§. Futures dull. Liverpool—2:00 p. m Uplands low middling clause January and February delivery 7 1-10; February and March 7 3- 82; March and April 7 5-82; June.'and July 7 5-10. Liverpool—2:30 p. in.—Sales of Amer ican 2,100. Uplands low middling clause February and March delivery 71-16; March and April 7J; May and June 7 7- 32; June and July 7 0-82. Futures closed quieter. raidtl dinary sales ICO; stock.7,840. '• Puilapelphia, January ;3i7*—Co; ton quiet; 'middling 13; low luiuiliing good oi'dinr vy 12; net/'rocclpts 210; giosc-; —: sales 732; to spinners 8j2; .stock 14;- 8(.t>. " //. ' Sav.vnn.Vii, January 171—Cotton quiet; middling 12 7-16; low middling 12 1-10; .‘good ordinary 11 9-16?. net rec?ipts 2,759; gr.’ss —; sales 1,000; stock 82,7S_“,. New Orleans,^ January 17.—Cotton et.sier; middling 12g; Jow middiiRg. 14; good "Ordinary llg; net receipts 21,289;. reccipta 1,000; stock 72,9(2. Mi. urate; Jauuaiy 17.—Cotton qule^;. middling 12& - receipts 2,494; shipments, 1,20D; sales 2,090; stock 116,809, Aug ri st A, January 17.—Cotton, steady; middling 121; low middling 11J; good or dinary 11$; receipts 1,113; sales 1,643. . CiiAgLKsiO.v, January 17. — Cotton quiet; mjildling 13; law middling 12^ good ordinary 12; njet receipts 1,80.9; sales 80<)j stock 01,000. ' ' ,!1 '"' FlXiNilAL ‘ i Loxno.v, January 17.-A r ooa—Erie 40’.' Consols 97 TI-T0. "*'**’" . Paris, January Hi-^Tliree per’Cent, rentes olf.^Oe. New York, Jaiiiuasy 17.-A r oon— Stocks Opened strong; ‘money 5©6; exchange, u ^ lotigS-i.Slfj Short $4.83f^Statebonds dull; fcigVjac ‘government tshcpifWes/frirbng.' 1 " Pqilrfi standard A 95; granulated Ok powdered 10©10»; crusliedrtO? ©105. Mfilasse c steady and in lair demand; NCw'-@ileans -400 52. Rosin dnil at $7.C9©Sl.^j. Tu>;ien- Ihie steady at 431.(@44. Wool in mode, ate demand and firm: domeettc fleece 430 58: pulled 80058; unwe -hed 18©-'0; Texas 21038. Pork firm ftti'di model; rely active- at $12.750512.90. Laro a shade firmer r nd fairly active at 8. WiHly notR'iial at. $1.15. Frcigtits dull.' Louisville, January 17.—Flour dull; eilra $-1.50054.73; family S5.2ii805.5O; A No.*f $5.75050.25; fancy $6.JO0.' 3 £.OO. Wiieat dull at S3.27. Com steady; white 46; mixed 4o. Oats quiet; white 41; mix ed 40. Pork steady at S13.7J. Lard steady; tlereois 84; kegs" 9. Bulk meets .steady; shtmk'e s 4457S04.5O; clear rior ; 6.75; clear sides 7.CJ. * Br.con scarce anti firm; shoulders no re: clear ribs 7"; clear' sidca 7 '. : 8*'gnr-fitrea hams :O01OJ. Whfeky fin a kt *1.08. C»S'ctxwATr,' , J5nc 1 tiiy 17.—Flour dull. Wheat dull at : $1.270$1.8O. Com dull at 4! ©43. O.teT fiim at 890-p . Pork dull at * Ifl.lSi; Lard firm at 7.45. Bulb meats sic., ly; .shoulders 4-85; clcar lies 6.00: dear aidds 6.70; Baton firm: shoul ders G.25;'clearribs 7.874; clearsMes 7.62k Gfertti meats' qu'e"; saouldei-s 4; clear sides' WlrHky UaseUlcd at 'SI.03031.08. Hogs dull. , fir.. I.oKs.t.Iannaiy 17.—Flour firmer. Wheat-Ui-Aw 'No. 2 red fall $1.23; No. 3 (do $1.21. Com higher at 86."'Guts' ertou-rc. »a.a lionao COARXCrZU VJlZL'C bt Xu. itiui.jt: t, xiaosKiR. GoorttaS aercent boai^ ................in; « H5 ,u» a i;j -9eor*iaTver <rent..brad? tre^ilari iro a llo Cearern.? per ficuV bond* (on.;..f ett.^ioi u lie ^■ooooa7 p»r esot. bi-ndi (Seiivh) Its a 1£0 G erxiafi per itnt ■ Id) 101 a los «-<iKi»6 per cent. l«nd*ftatr) 107>jal03U OiM -Ir.cou 7 per oeat. (Ioi.g)..._„... fcj -|>H> oj Aaeuh 7 per oent._ '.no a 101 •Ity-oi Atlanta 7 per im B u-j • tty o* ttteiiU f. psr l;.< a ui -UiS orSiTannaU..,...— 73 a 75 '-utne .iaiiroao mint ...111 a 111 weortffc Rsilrot.de n-r Cviit to.-.dJ 1C2 a 10S •rteobaiid Wsao-rn H R bond* par and int '•'ort5i.a\(te.i, R ^ U»»» (eaaur.cj) lu5 a li-S V-mtc'feiirti* ir»t 'OIUuPt ft: «er;r?'!T8.„ 107 a IDS v y't < *1 .orc>rh.-( iiaU(i.-»d) M .US a J9S •Squill O. aud fls.—.,... Si a S3 .W">t-ru g a,v>. Ci.rrcaee'jo a D| ft a slat I iot v • Th«e..ta...5o a 112 .' i.i K l. sa a 90 Si * *. K; «.«d marti-arv (. uiorndl 1M a 101 8“" e-n- R-U. vtuu:„..._ ii:i»10SJ4 ••tiiie,* t. E. t « SS a S3 O'lt »l 8. K »(<>rr ■ ■ • S3 a St lUHUrc a Havapnah W. K »ty|, lud . 5*. Macon wholesale SACOJ7— shouMe; 3 rone • Isar rib lidts. cane BULK MEATS—enuu oe »... 5,4 Ulcer rib tiaes V:-: H t Mu Choice susar-eiT'd 11,1 BAGGING-lliite. lb 11 G'b-.o, lb. ;....! nt Union Star. IX lb 10X LARO—In tbi*. i,VaJ.<i li. tub* ,-r.. & lu buckets ICalOX GRAIN—(Lax, white, by tar load... 77 Mired, by car load none cats; fertl et Rust-proof seed Ot SALT—Vireiais I CO Livcrpcol 11SU XJ MEAL f0 Rolled '. ;... Si Grits t S3 FLOUR—Fancy, per barrel 7 SC(8 03 Choice ...8 CO Bitratainuy 7 75 Family 7 f-0 * Extra... 8 53 r COFFBii—Common l* F*ir 15){al6 Gotd 17 Frime ISMalS Java. -• SSsSS SOAPS—Fcr lb Hits MOL1SSBS—Clioic' Cuba, had*.... 83 CboiC'Uuba, banels S5a37 Russrh}use, hbds S'isit Surarbouso. barrels X5 8UG IE—Golden O SJ£ Erown 9 «) Coffee 8VaS,<< Extra C White SX Standard A. 10K _ Graonlated 10M Fowderel a- d Urusneu 11.4 ^ OEACK S R3— Soda Ilk Cream 9al0 Ginger. Kail Strawbeiry 14 Fancy.... Is 'ANOLE — Bur Malt MATCHFS-R. W.. iu p-.jer 2 SO K. W., in wood 2 S5 N AILt • basis 10s. ...4 5> STtRCU aap'P-lirop 85 Hues 2 JO R11.L POTl^rt — ha bru’i 3 CO * Ko.val 1 3 60 ►telling S (0 PEPPER.. 17Jf S'-l'JK 20 G1NGE !- OTMB'lS 1 0»l 25 Gl/lVRS 50 CIGAES—I'ur lit. i r-rta-OO Chsroct, t'S SNUPE-l^rilisro’*, j<r »* Lu-iil-rd'*, l"il to TOBACCO—Qmuu.u SntiflIB. 6 100 Lucy Hinton tl ' i " 75al2) Shell Hoad.:...'. 5i CHEESE 15 HHJS 7a7K rOTATOKS . S HL3 i5 ONIO nB 4 fto GDlLTYoF WKONO. Scrao people have r. fa-lilon of ot iffa&Insr eipel;e..t ieai d ee . i-fth 1ho I irh cues of "pitenc mo i'Cicis,” ted iu tu.- iho'y tra puil y of a w.ocg Thiro aro lomead’er- ji,o> ieared ce • ally worth t.’l Ihet ta acted for item, ml c-no ►£ :> ast wulnow cf—Hep Eitieie. Tne * filer li*e Pad edition to use the U.ite-'e in j-iel Mi'h a chm-te as we bavo tnort- of the me u< Bt; Cuy, end hta always f irnd (bear, in be Cr,t-ola»« and reliable, do- tut; ail time is claimed for tbtm —Tribune. jibOSW Riio is Mrs, VViuiiloii? Ae this question ie frcqurmly a, bo 5 wo wiil n m^iy aay tnattha to a itdy who for npwirda of thirty yesia, has nolirii fily de-, voter’ h r time sad talents ae a i r tn»,e i Ly< B C ua uninursf, i riiciia'ly among children, bbfhai eaps.iiily btuaed the couaii'.utiut and volte of I hi, huanruaa clsas.-and, as a ■emit of this effort, and irasticil know edge. ootaino.1 in a lifetime ap nc >a n-rre anil pbyriciMi. fclvo has (ompeutried a Ucolhing by.no, f jr cbi'drru Uerhftg. It oper.tco (ike m,go—eftid^ ns smi hes.ih, clO is, irons- ove-, sere to regulate lire bowels. In loads' q it coo of ibis aitc'.e, Mr-. Wir.aiuwia be« coming war>d-reac«ridd as a benefactor of mr raio; child,ea cwisiu'y donae up.end bteosher; ispeciaby ii this the osso tu this ii..,,. Y-ct qoa.iiiftd of ih j ttcoibitg Sytnp Mo diil; said acu Cto’ hero We thick airs. yf ra*c<f his in morinl'cad ta r name by this, nv hivlla article, end we s.ncereiv belitvo IbousanCe of cbildrea b*ve been saved item an ««.i-y ir va bt iia litno'y css, tni that niiiiobH yei nuboru w, 1 thsro its bimfirr, tud unite in o •inni t er l.le.si d. No mother basdrecha-geitLfar 6,. y to bor sell ,i ing lu- tieoau, in odr ipinoi; mtl rha has g.vaa u tha bvnifi: ot Sirs W iiarw’s Booil.ing Syrup, Tiy it. mrtio a—t:y i. now. Ltd.ea’ Val or, New Yort U. y Bald by ultd.u-gia.s. SJ cents o Dottle. _ Foituaso arc ciaoc u-dy in etutXa in Wall e'tect. lovesimecit, cf $15 to subbto of many castomere. coDeolidated ic one amount ami operated by tba Cam8ia*licu Plan, un der tbe most ixptrirtrccd *Vfij t to'ruu heavy proflta. Kl'ich »re diVMea pro rata monthly. Uuty i > tc ks tt.OD -.y eafe'y m atootatSuiAin- td. G rshlar mailr-d free.. AddreAs Law- ronce & Go., baukeze, 10 Broad sueet. Now Scrk. jtnl8-lw New 'York—flrerting—Money '405; StoekS'blbsed irri-gtilar; 1 ,New York Cen- rnl 134; Eric 43 jf Lake' Shore 101|; Illin ois Central “ 103; PittsWkfg 110; Chicago and Northwestern 91i; ilOjpreferreJ 106J; Hock Island 152;, Western Union Tele graph 10-JfI Sub-Treasury 'balances’: Gold $100,591,- 229; currency 50,601,122. i , ' The weekly statement of the New York associated banks, issued from fho Clear ing House tonlay, shows the following changes : Loans, increase S884,809; Spe cie, increase $2,085,100; Legal tenders, increase $1,S10,4C0; Deposits, increase $0,730,300; Circulation, decrease $217,700;; Reserve, increase $2,217,425. The hanks now hold $6,027,825 iu excess of legal re-i.' quirements. PRODUCE. Baltimore, January 17.—Flour dull; at 37 k Whisky quiet at $1.08. -Irtiniiert.jobbing at $13.00. Lard dull: 740. Bulk tuea:3 qtdet; (< ar lots) shoal dere d-OOir '-ii; vicar ribs 0.450,(1.55; dear sides' ffiM(ff6.70. Bacon steadv; loose clear rilwl. 1507.30. , Nmv ’ Orl-: mts, January 17.—Coffee active aval iinn; Bio in cargoes 13J017i. Sugar' steady;’ inferior 506; common 'to good -common 6*00$, fair lo fully fair 0J 07$; prime to choice 7 J0^; yellow clari fied 82081. Molasses active; common 20 031; fair-53035; centrifugal 27057; prime to choice 3C045. Iilce quiet at' CJ©7J. NAVAL STORES. Wilmington, January 17—Spirits of turpentine steady at 40|. Rosin"quiet; strained $1^7|; good strained $1.80. Crude turpentine steady; hard $1.00; yellow dip $2.60. Tar steady at 1.25. MARINE NEWS. New York. January 17.—Arrived out —Cosmo, Mediator, Scytliia. Ilomeicard—Agr.es, Savannah; Auna, Wilmington. IT 13 ABOMINABLE to go ttrcugb lifa wt U “snsga'’ iu lha mouth, abomftabio not mo o to ih» cofferer thin rafri-nds Bay hOZOnOST afld c'f xnee ti e taeth which temxin, cr tsrter nib use it u.w aaU cave jucc ut.h : CZ'-i , '”-7 : :l eroi-Mhioil. _ - l l' 1 ' ® !w toci raSa’sto;io\aiiuto::i:rii;c- TIOS. : .. A'didpaich from Mow Oi'.laar,.taftd Jrra- ary 1st, states ihx-the b»;»;'d o.‘ i’ .^v c s «rd ihkt day coraplCted tre ■ r Bids' occit cf tne vote f 1 the new cor e i etion. I: »»* tdup- tedby am j r5y of 69 lH The <Kbt oral - n.ticfa was iJopKd by l ',43’ m;J tlif. Tbe tis: qu.-iticn cf th» mtegti y of ih. fr»n- chi<«e of Aha LcnMfcca biatel'ouas: 7 was. ifca t-iirH h% cbemsy end ete: A»j me cite* a us if New Or.eeu4,.atur «a.<xoa;itt>w of :lsop's--(.twelve yesia if (‘rictt4Myn,il. rktCi.f The pis lClltia of. its etx* (tie 17.11) dswng sin5 t" h.d by udttrcrr- ,g &1 &. Drapbin. N-;w O feus. U. or -.ae person at No. 3 9 B eadvrty. Ke* V’nrk ,ty, N Y. j*ul3 iw pitB-hmii'iNr sb an tl 'issnt htir dteealn^ stand.* Feint's Hair liil-.am, deseivto:; puauiar f 1 :ta bet-uh u hair it pit d ccc. aud use:.aiu<i q and hraliry piopirtha. Ujmmsbriui; si tlte recti, ii p.omctea a cxjri-ct aruftibuf ybtag.toir, and uaftilroMy rtni, r.s yisy cr fated heir to its iiftlital yraih M icier, gtv- idiia 8 f». rlo’i suil losboos -tpi;iru,cei.f gesrt bJMi'y. ‘It is pi- saintly cooHur to the dialp, clf-uecs it ficm dandruff, saiee itei> tua acd l.nuors, aid steps * I icg of thn Lift' It is pcifeotlf h-railcAS, c-:q risi.v!? tfnaud,. ucvir rods the atm or (.uinn ihi .ir, and p'eates evexybodj by iu mu,5 m- cbiLns aui sUrsNiro qiiHtu-a a pttroa saeufos E: tbst h« has m<.d 12 5 fferc.it bu r pripiis.ijai ted tuat Fsrter’t U.'u B.- uu a irorctia them alt Bold iu Lrc .- hr'' at auly 6'Joentc aid 81, "y aI!. C c! >/ . . • „ista For cijs by Rristid B. ’ d ^..t J»ni3 cm F|iOU DE. S. W. H0NTEE. BALTIMORE. U--'vug fcce ma familiar wi>h Co.deu’d Ur- big e L qaid Ext-act of Did aud To-I lo« viiora.or, I take pleasure iu.nomine.dug i: »3 an ixcMleu? prcpstaiion, c-ju binn:.: a \ di • Fox] and romp ut a r-oi» kab u w.v. p-od;.cir*K good blajd, bralth and st»»neG>. fold ly J •tra-TicAhs. Mseatu jit 3 ;» ■ • BUKO 4AII8H. IThia droailfal tor—-uv, tac docturt* tell Be, s m the blood, aud. knowing title to bu uua vi <dvlae ever.* jirif'-.-er to try a Mb of Duong's Eheiiaauc Eeawdy.. It ftishcu in'ima'iiy -ud wiil poirtively euro the „ciet ic the (byrieot time Bold 15 every irUMtiet In Muccn. .' Isn’t ck vta» V/htoh U , V niwm o( t)J£l't blAll, ;u.-iiy oi|>- tain of ;h> luu c-i -.flu. nr JUi it ** > *■> .ncf i.- conts XX, i* l-Ci-t resAMefn ill AiOa r> -o IU lilt * 13 akCfSt—^m 1. icu iiiu.ii ftnacn whet. Um ««: uy Vtiwn q*L ' 'UlaiM . ,8'li.lN » ” s', ihr >»'i" Nptloa to Dab tors ami Oradi’orf. G KO EG I A. JONHS 0O5.V7Y-A.ll p mo-e lricobiwi ioih-71* f'uj. pt pn ir tifcta-i*.*,f.f suit! .*>un» «. *4^ uLlru-c to cmr.M fortrnr.i hi il rr <.k*s i «' *»* nt. Bill all who havecl.im*uVatSJftiwe.iirto sill present them iu turm« n( th<$ law. 8 D CULPJSPFXB, ZxVr. Not 14,117*.