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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

The following hotel arrivals We're IT,
ported Al The TIMES office last night
MURPHY S EUROPEAN llOTEL.-Georg'
b. French. Boydton. Va $. H. Fried
lauder, Baltimore. Md; III. $. Fockc anl
T. b. Focke, Baltimore, Nd; = X. Skin
vim and wife, Louisville, Ky; &. p
Thomas, Boston. j. J.. McAleen, New
York &. VI. Franklin, Virginia J. b
Bannister, Newark, y D.; NJ. II. LOwen
stein, New York W. NJ Coulling, Ash
land, Va; II Feankel Rochester, y. y.
r. OberdOrier, Charlottesville, Va. j. ID
Tracy, New York
DAVIS HoUsE.-R. r. Jackson, New
York: Charles NJ Mitchell. New y ork
L. Rosenthall. Philadelphia; II II
Richardson. Chicago; John b. Anderson
Chicago; j. II Baum Wellsyile, Ohio
c. Wainwright. Philadelphia; j W
Churchill, New York II d Sides, Day
ton, Ohio; W H. Burt, Boston, Mass
d. D. Carr, St. Louis, Mo; Hooper
Coyne, Montgomery, Ala. Lewis p
Wingfeld, ST. Louis. Mo; Thomas II
Amison. Providence, r. l.; H. NJ Nhar-
ton, Baltimore, Md; c. W King, Cleye-
land, Ohio.
FoRD's George s Lightner
Stanton, Va; T. c. Sanford New York
Lee Williams, Ed Jasper McNish Min
strels F. p. Sherwood, WilliamspOrt
Pa; 5. b. Shaw, Cincinnati; c. NJ
Himel, Petersburg; James Nass, Gull
pepper, Va; Mr. ;. H. Bambrick and
wife, Philadelphia; f. p Hooper Rock
land, Me- T. T. Tingue, Baltimge VIII
liam II. Smoot, Henderson, y c.; Ed
ward Pan, Jr, Smithfeld, y C.; Adwan
Heyeman and wife, j. Martin, New York
j. Q. Blake and wife Chicago Charles
T. Crome, Baltimore; " r. McComb,
Augusta county, Va.
ST JAMEs-George c. Caben, Rail
way Mail Service John W Brodnax,
Manchester Va; r. J.. Euker, Willie
Gibson, John Preston, city; r. o. Nor.
timer, Lynchburg, Va. i X. Peitus,
Knoxville, Tenn; C.. A Reid. North
Carolina; John Taalgow. Hickory, y.
c.; +. G. Bell, New York. John f.
Putney, Trenton Mills, Va; V. j.
Hampton, Pigeon River n. C.; MIS-. b.
r. Price, Miss Carrie p. Taller, West
Point. Va. p. +. Greenan, Phila-
delphia T. ;. Trignor Baltimore /:
j II. Irving, r VI. s.; r. H. Gillock. r..
and A. r. r.; D. D. Jones, Greenyille,
Ala; J. VI. Webb, West Point Va j. W.
Cunning, Pittsburg Pa. W b. Wilson,
Maysville, by, X. c. Steptoe, West Nir-
ginia; J ". lsham, New York; VI. o.
Malley, Chicago, J.. o. Morris, Rich
mOnd, : : HepbrOn. Hanover county 1.
" = Clarke UpnricO county. = Il
Clements, j II Robertson, Peters
burg; Mrs. j. NJ Webb, West Point /;
J. +. Hill, Halifax county
ST JA,fEs-E. W Morris, r. A..
Weaver, W. H. Collier. North Carolina:
James Allen, Richmond and Danville
Railroad; A. G. Dillingham;, r. + Tran
son, city; d. d. Jones. Greenyille, Ala.
John W Cody New York, J b. Layne.
Jr. city; Albion Sutherland, Baltimore:
". T. RisOn, Danyille. Va.
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COURT CALENDAR.
STATE

STATE.
SUPREME Court % APPEAIs. January fth.
March Sh. November bth M Richmond
city: September 10Th. ~ S'auufon. ys
July 10Th. az Wythcyille. Va.
RICHMOND CITY.
CHANcrRY COuRT. FIRST Monday Ia Jaruarg
Aprll June. and October.
CuCrfr CoIHT First Monday IN Frhrlafg
and thirl Monday 80 May aud October
UrsTfVgs COUWT.-- FIRST Monday iu every
month I'd September 9TH. 10 court IN
PoLicF CorRr- Crimlnal.-Eyery day ~ sD
AN.
Pofrcg CouRr-Civii livery Friday no o. Y
HENRifO.
CIRCUIT CouRr Third Monday in January.
fr.t Monday In May and hr-t Monday u
couSrr CovRr Second Monday in cferg
HANOVER COUNTY
CIRCUIT CouRT. 10th %. April and 26ih 0f n.
corST N.Y. Couar.-Third "Wednesday In egofy
mOnih.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
CIRCUIT CouRr.-i5th Of May and 18Th OF no
corSfY CouRr secord Monday 20 srry
LOUISA COUNTY.
Crscurr CoCRr. 20th OF March and loth o.
September
CorNfY CORR Second Monday On ever
month.
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Yesterdays sIor,uary RECORD

The many friends Of Mrs Caroline
McCaw Lay, wife Of our esteemed fel
low-townsman, Judge John f. Lay, will
be panied TO hear of her death, which
occurred Friday night al her residence
400 W ess Grace street Her husband 4.
absent in Florida, having gone there foI
the benefit of his health, not anticipating
any such trouble breaking up his family
lie viii be unable to return in time for
The funeral which takes place this after
noon at 800 o'clock from Grace Church
The death OF Mr. William A. Thomas.
IN the sixty-frst year of his sge, last
night al > o'clock, is announced Ii Oc-
CURED at his residence, on Leigh street,
Just outside the corporate limits The
funeral will take place from the residence
lhis afternoon al $50 o'clock
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pr- Currr Mnke. an EKplana,lon.

NltHMONDi y A.. JaHudil o. loos
Editor he Tines.
Your intelligent reporter in gigin. a
sketch under difficulties OF some extern
porary remarks of mine before the Pow
hatan Club last night, makes me 20 say
1T IN becomes one on Southern territory
10 say a word against Mr.. Cleveland as
one # our Stqte QGcers hJs tone " am
quite sure ] made no reference 10 zone
of our State officers, and am the more
certain because ! did not know, until ]
saw il in the report Of my speech, that
any state officer had said anything
against Mr. Cleveland
Ordinarily ] do not correct what is as
cribed TO me in the newspapers, but this
personal reference would have been in
disharmony with what had advised the
Young men OF the club, viz, TO put and
keep political discussions on high
plane and free from personalities.
Yours truly, j. L. NJ. CURRY.
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Charlotte Courthouse.

CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE, January g.
This place has been on a considerable
boon" for six months or more, property
changing hands frequently and selling az
high figures. Our people were very de-
spondent for a long time after the fail
ure in last years crops, but they seem
now 10 be plucking courage from defeat
and are embracing their opportunities
and preparing for large crop this year
All we need in this section is a little
immigration of the bone and muscle
kind Our climate is salubrious, our
people kind and generous, and our lands
respond as readily TO high cultivation
and improvement as any on the globe
With these inducements we invite inn
extending a hearty welcome
10 any who may come to help Us cult
vate our wealth OF land.
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LEMON ELIXIR,

Its Wonderful Eject on the LIVER, Sto IN
ach, bowels, Kidney and Is God.
As prepared by DR.. II. Motley Atlanta, Ga
A pleasant lemon drink that positively cures
all Billiousne-s. Constipation, Indigestion or
Dyspepsia, Headache, Malaria, Kidney Dis
ease, Dizziness, Colds, Loss Of Appetite Fe-
yeis. Chhls 81 Gches, P.mples, all lmpuri-
ties Of the blood Pain ia the Back, Palpata-
ton Of the Heart, and all other diseases
caused by dsordered liver, stomach and
kidneys the hrst great cause of all fatal
diseases 90 cents and q per bottle Sold
by druggists Prepared only by III. Motley,
NJ. d.. Alfalfa Georgia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

The Council Committee on Water held
called meeting at The headquarters OF
the Water Department last evening, at
o'clock The resolution amending the
90 section of the amended ordinance
concerning the water works" adopted
by the Board OF Aldermen az their meet
ing last Monday night, which resolution
WAS introduced by Nj Diokerson and
referred TO this committee, was
recommended. As heretofore, pub
lished in the TINES, this amend
ment is simply 70 fix the costs Of repairs
where water fixtures. hydrants, and
closets are found Leaking or burst from
freezing, on the owners Of the property
and not on the tenant or occupants
Several applications FOR metres were
referred 10 the superintendent which lac
will immediai ~ have put in.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

In parting with 1858 we have great
cause 10 De thankful for success and
blessings bestowed The mushroom ;
existence il brief al best and only use
full when used at once Not so with the
stately oak of the forest, which have
withstood the winter storms and lightning
shocks From The rear rank OF an army
Of agents we sprung, and with a steady
step and aim 10 do or die we have laid
low the Fortress of Can't Do and spread
our banner TO the breeze With tho
rough force, coupled with the conscious
ness OF duty well performed, we return
10 one and all our heartfelt thanks, and
ask a continuance Of past treatment.
which, with Divine aid, will give US all
We wish Very truly yours,
CHEWING q ROsE,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneers, and
Brokers No. 5 north Tenth street
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His election was secured by a happy
thought lie lacked four votes in what
is called in this country the electoral col
lege. Everything pointed TO the election
of Hipp0lyte Just before the decisive
day Legitime captured the steamer Hay
tien Republic, and found on board four
electors, all pledged to his opponent
The General resolved upon a mastery
stroke of policy lie took the four cleo
tors to his palace, made them presents,
got them booty, and then marched them
to the meeting of the electoral college
where they hilariously cast their votes
for him. -AtiiAla Constitution.
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FROM kEYSyILLE. VIRGINIA.
Happy Holiday Soason-Literafy and
Social Entertainment-The Town ON a
Boom


KEYsviLLE, Va, January Our
town has been unusually orderly during
the Christmas holidays and free from
disturbances of any kind yet it has been
remarkably gay The churches were
beautifully decorated and had the usual
services On Wednesday night the Bap-
list Sunday-school celebrated the occa-
sion with huge sleigh freighted with
presents for the little ones.
On Thursday night a grand charity
ball and supper was given az the resi-
dence of Major j. ". Morton The
young people enjoyed this occasion all
the better, as il afforded them an oppor-
tunity Of contributing something for
the relief Of the poor and destitute in
our midst. On New Years night the
Methodists had a large bell suspended
from the ceiling filled with presents for
each one of the Sunday school scholars
The following night,Mr and Mrs. John
Eubank give athe young people dance
at their hospitable home.
Last night the "Keysyille Literary and
Social Club met at the residence OF Mr.
G. r. Gleyin. This society meets twice
month, and the time passed pleasantly
with essays, destinations, orations, read
ing, music, &c After the exercises were
over the society was invited in the
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POLICE COURT.
HI. Honor Holds a short Matinee.

The Police Court yesterday had quite
a short session.
A number Of young men Of colors,
ranging from while 10 black, embracing
between the two the seven colOrs OF The
rainbow. were arranged on the charge
of being drunk. Some looked indigo,
some red, some purple. and some green.
yellow predOminated, and each and all
Of them were fined 81 and costs.
Nine white boys were before the Po-
lice Court Yesterday on the charge Of
PLAYING bah in the street At the corner OF
Pine and China streets They broke a
pane in the gas lamp on the corner The
court sent the boys home with an adj
monitioR
The continued cases of Samuel Bach
rach. charged with having in his pos
session a clariOnet, the property Of
Sarah Morris and James Welsh, charged
with feloniouslv forging note on
George ". Morris, in order to get pos
session OF the same from Emma Rush,
the property of Sarah Mouis. The
cases were dismissed, il being proven
that James Welsh, first-class musician,
had possession of the clarionet two years
ago, and Samuel Bachrach only obtained
on pawn and gave 81 80 on H.
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dinng-room. where nice table was
spread with cream, fruit, cake, &c, much
to the surprise Of our members, as il il
contrary TO our rules to have any re-
freshmenls.
Our town Is on boom now, and for
the past two weeks over fifty pieces Of
properly have been sold, and still the
demand is great for all vacant property.
Good houses are in demand, and not a
vacant one can be found
OCCASIONAL.
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CHcAGo. January 5-Wheat opened
higher Corn duh Oats lower Pro-
visions weak. Closing Wheat, Jan
uary. 9sIc.: February, 81; May, Sl.Ois.
Corn-January, 33t@ 33sc.; March, 34s@
84lc.; May, 36sQ3Cs Oats-January,
24sc.: February, 255c., May, 2isM2ifc.
Pork-January, Sl29j; February Sl3O5 ,
May. S133O January. s. o.
February, S141; May $I62t Short
ribs-January, $3.50; February, $685. ,
Nav. S402t
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Police Commissioner 20 10 Elected To
Marrow

According TO a joint resolution Of both
branches of the Council, the Board of
Aldermen and Common Council will al
$50 o clock tomorrow evening meet in
joint session for the purpose Of electing
d representative from Clay ward 10 the
Board OF Police Commissioners, 10 MI
the vacancy created by the death OF the
late James H. Gum, deceased. Messrs
p Ii. Mayor, L. T. ID. Myers, and l. y.
Jacob have been nominated. The council
viii tomorrow make choice between
these gentlemen
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

The following rtsidentg of this city
were registered in New York during the
past week
Bre,D0H-Rev. DR. HOCe
F.fM Accnuo-Mr. Il. ;. Archer, Mr.
William r. Trigg Mr. j. +. j. Anderson
Colonel W l. Tanner.
At0r-NessTs 4. Barry, p. Rookie, J
r. Niment, r. HelOmet, J. II Chemeyer
st. Dcnts-Messrs. J. b. Lightfoot, Jr.
DR. Canton, w. A. Powers, j. II Estes, K
b Green, T. w Scott, j. c. Brush, d
+. Wilbour, J j.. Luxford
GraDa-9Ir \. L. Hautt, Mr. T. G. p
Chaplin.
Glnhqm-Mr. !. z. Kesrney
Grand Uni0H-Mes,rs ". I. Moseley
W H. Miles, l.. Putney.
ContiHntq!-Mr and Mrs. G +. Pea
cock
Bartioldi-Mr J I Brown.
ST. Jame-Mr. T. +. Patrick
Sinclair-Messrs W II. Dean, l.. @
Seegar
N0rmdHdie-Mr F. Lubermuth
OccMoHnEMr IL Heller
Colonnade-Mr c. brewing.
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The Board Of Public Interest will meet
tomorrow afternoon for the purpose of
considering the matter of the youthful
reloimatory and workhouse. Al the last
meeting of this committee the resolution
prepared by the Subcommittee was not
received complete, and il was referred
back TO the committee to ascertain the
cost and recommend suitable location
for the institution IL has been ascer.
tanned thai mp to the present time the
subcommittee has not finished its re
port, and it is probable that the commit
lee viii have 10 adjourn after meeting to-
morrow without taking steps as 10 the
matter.
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Attention is called 70 the change Of
schedule Of the Piedmont Air Line, pub
lished this morning.
Tie steamers on the York River line
viii hereafter make tri-weekly trips
leaving Richmond on Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS, and Saturdays al 500 =. NJ, and
leaving Baltimore on the same days AZ
2. VI The West Point accommodation
leaves Richmond (Twenty-third-strcc,
depot az $50 A. NJ. instead of sos, and
arriygS al e.2j L. NJ instead Of $40.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

For coughs and colds take Lemon Hot
DrIps.
For sore tlroat and bronchitis take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and lareDgetis take Lemon
hot Drops.
FOR consumption and cstarrh take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For all throat and lung diseases take
Lemon Hot Drops.
can elegant and reliable preparation, 81
cents per bottle.
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New york Markets.

New York, January j.-flour quie
but steady; supertine, S2.ij@ $3.50 Min
nesota extras. $4,000 500; city mill eX
tras. S51j@S52j for West Indies. Nhea
dull: No. red state. Sl16, No . rec
state S102f; No , red winter Janua. y
s1.Ol. Corn dull. NO mixed, 4jtc
cash: No mixed, January, 4itc. Oau
steady No ! white state, 39ci No.
do. 3Ilc.: 40. . mixed January, 3ltc
Porkdull: mess, S1315@ 1928. Lar
quiet January, $50 Sugar-redneI
weak. cut loaf and crushed, Sc; Coffee
firm at ls4c for fair cargoes Rio.
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AT the First police-station last nigh
TWO robberies were reported.
The secondhand shoe store of PHILIP
Davis, No. 1875 East Grace street. was
entered some time during Friday night
and a LOT of old and new shoes stolen
The undergrad office of Mr. James l.
Taliaferro, corner of Grace and Tween
tieth streets was entered by thieves some
time Friday night, and one gum-coat and
a wash-basin were stolen. The thieves
also tried 10 break into the safe, and in
their efforts so damaged it as to prevent
its being opened yesterday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

Mention has been made OF the report of
the commissioners as TO the condition Of
the Williamsburg turnpike
Yesterday MCssrs H. ID Smith, Philip
Kcpler and A. j Enslow reported that
the first section of the Brooke turnpike,
the one nearest Richmond, leading from
Brooke avenue, was ia good repair on
every point, but that section ,, 3, 4, .
and g were not in good repair
Mcssrs II. D Goddin and c l.. Miller
made o report as TO the condition Of the
new Mechanicsyille turnpike. They re-
ported that the road was in good repair
in every part thereof
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AS heretofore noted in the TINES, by
resolution of the Council the city issued
100000 Of four per cent Richmond city
bonds, having forty years TO run, for the
purpose Of redeemlng the 100000 Of
city bonds then outstanding and which
fell due on the lst of the present month
Up 10 the present date the city las placed
1900 o, tho new bonds.
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BALTIMORE. January Cotton fairly
active: middlng 0.c Flour active and
firm. Wheat-Southern nominal; no
arrival Fulz. $1,000 St07 Longberry,
SlOiesSf.0s. No. southern, 500 Feb
ruarv. g6lM9Gic. Com-S0uthern quiet
and steady; white 39@ l3c; yellow
39,a 42c.: Western steady and quiet;
mixed. spot. 4lfM44ic. Oats dull ;
Southern and Pennsylvania, Boa 3Sc.
Western white, 32W33c.; do. mixed,
29@3lc Rye quiet al zoe. Provisions
steady. Petroleum duh refined, $500
Coffee quiet and steady; Rio. cargoes fair
17IMi71c. Sugar quiet; \ soft. lscf
copper refined firm at l6@l6t Whisky
active at $1l0.
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Are important problems. the former is.
pendng gre. tly ON tho latter Every one
s familiar with the healthy properiie, ol
fruit and no one can aloid to De- slk
and miserable while the pleasant CALI
fornia concentrated liquid fruit remedy.
Syrup of Figs. may be had of our enter
prising druggists. OWENS & NfN0H
DRra Co. Richmond Va
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commlltsd % lhe couniy Jall.

Joseph johnson CcoloIed) was befor,
Squire CHM yesterday on the charge Of
setting fire 20 the barn and carriage shed
OF Mr. Horace Peterson. who lives on
the Mountain road in BIookland Town.
ship, a few miles from Richmond
johnson was committed to Jail BY
Squire CHM 10 appear before him Thurs.
day, January 10Th, for trial Bail was
refused.
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The following deeds Of bargain and salt
were recorded IN the ChanceTy Court Of
Richmond yesterday.
Her0d Coleman and wife 20 Richard J
Wilder, ---- fee, on cast side Of ST. Pau
street between Duyal and Baker. Sl0330
III. y Williams and wife 10 William d
Gibson, Is feet on west side Oak street
near Moore, ( 900
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Mr. J.. Powers SAYS peanuts are steady
at 34c. to BE-. Poultry declining ON ac
count of warm weather. Eggs dull and
market glut ed. price, lsc.
Reported bv Paine & Houston Commits
cion Merchants, 1906 Cary Street.
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No sales OF loose tobacco to-day The
total sales of loose tobacco for week
ending Saturday, December 9Th, were
1900 pounds.
am requested by Messrs Vaughan u
Saryay, lcssees of Crenshaw's Planters
warehouse. TO say that sales of loose
tobacco will, on and after this date. com
mence al 10 O'Clock sharp, and they most
respectfully ask the prompt attendance
of buyers
Registered al the Tobacco Exchange
to-day f. C. Hackney, Durham, y c.;
Mr.. Harris, New York; Mr. Finch,
Brooklyn; A. A. Redway, Boston, Mass
II. Chapman New Bedford.
Nh William King, Jr, OF Lynchburg,
Va, was on Change to-day, and was
warmly welcomed by his old friends in
the trade
Mr.. William G. Miller reports sale Of a
lot of dark shipping tobacco to-day
Messrs. T. j. Parrish & Co reports sale
of a few packages Of wrappers to-day
Messrs. Il. J.. Norris & Co. reports sale
of few filters to-day
Mr Silas Shelburne reports sale of a
few old bright filters to-day
\ prominent commission merchant re-
ports sale of a small lot of bright wrap
pcrs and smokers
Tobacco Inspector reports pa inspec-
tions and 20 reviews
Messrs. j. NJ COnrad's Sons sold to-
day a few packages of medium filters and
wrappers They report tone of tobacco
market strong, and predict that it will be
very much higher Mr. Il. 4. Conrad, Of
the above firm, says I refused 800 for
some old tobacco this week A promi-
nent broker had AN order 10 buy fifty
tierces of fine wrappers, and he says he
examined the stocks Of nearly every
commission merchant i'm the city, and
found fewer desirable wrappers that he
had supposed this market could furnish
at this season of the year Says be
bought a lot at $3.50, which ten days
later could not be duplicated az SiljO.
Mr. John A. Hutcheson, warehouse
man, reports some little shipping to-day
Messrs VI II Clark * Bro, GAINESVILLE.
Tenn, report resumption OF business
after the holidays with small offerings OF
old crop tobaccos, low grades and prices
shade easier on common Tugs Demand
increased for frosted Tugs which are stiff
fer in price Offerings so far have been
of poorest crops. Receipts in December
mainly new crop, j6l HID, sales in De-
cember, ,3l7 HID, stock January lst,
reduced to 1919 HID, {. Mel.
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Drain and Cotton Market.

Grain and Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, VA, January 5.
pryrsrses REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat 40 bushels.
Corn-l .462 bushels.
Oats-2OOO bushels,
sALrs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheai-Mixed. /. 500 bushels very good on
prya e terms. ,..,o.
Corn-White. 90 bushels very good at &c;
l02 bushels fair on private terms. lotai
sales of corn. 462 bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
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EOR RENT
AMUsTMENTs
pICHMOND THEATRE.

-~.-.~-~arer.a-lrrr-r.ar.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
1858 Twenty soasou-lss
TWO NIGHTS. MONDAY AND III EsDAK,
JANUARY lrHANp +TH
The funniest show on earth. The famous
CORNER GROCERY.
as played 2-0 times n New York CtN snd u0m
ocean Co. ocean. Introducing tie nasucal lr.as
comedian.
JOHN d GRIFFIN.
and "a complete comedy comrany together
with the CORNER GROCERY $1,000 claI
lenge hand and orchestra.
Next attraction. MCNISU RAMAIO AND
AhAOis MINIS lhLIs. hoN-0fico oron ilola
g 4 81 too D. ". usd.lf