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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
The Worlds Fair.
IBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch1

WASHINGTON, January 23.-The House
Committee on the Worlds Fair had live
~ meeting this afternoon. The first busl-
ness in order was the receipt of the report
Of the sub-committeew which was appointed
10 consider the Springer proposition look
inc TO the selection of site and Tor falr
ballot i'm the House to-day. The suh-com-
mittee reported that it had reached no con-
clusion.
MIR. Springer moved to discharge the
subcommittee from the further considcra-
tion of the subject and report to the House
Il resolution providing for balloting next
Monday. This was promptly rejected by
the committee. Messrs. Springer and HIT
alone voting for it. Messrs. Hatch and
Bowden were absent.
A long discussion followed, IN the course
Of which the Chicago men declared that
they would not support any plan that
would rule out Washington from competi-
ton by dealing with the financial question
before fixing the site for the far,
Several propositions were made. but no.
thing could be agreed upon by the com
mittee. Everything was referred to the
subcommittee. which was increased 10y
the addition of Messrs. Frank of Missouri
and Wilson of West Virginia, representing
the interests respectively of st. LOUIS ana
Washington. The committee instructed
the subcommittee TO report at 1890 Satur-
day. and adjourned until that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
THE wRArnsR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY Was
cloudy with lieht snow ia the morning.
Hama Of 1.hnrnnnrrn ater YesfnrfaY,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Ngw YoRK, January 2l--Tha stock market To-
dav showed more animation than yesterday. et-
cept N trusts ana a hotter distribution OF nusl-
ness whne.the evidences OF broadening out 81 mo
market continued % grow. Tue frfn 10 strong
ono OF the past few days Was AMI there ~ the
opening this morning, though the Improvements
was believed % have been more from the cover
ing of shorts thsn from new buying. The tnec-
~ 81 tne siroet IL that Gould - either buyer
or that he ia IN favor Of a substantial rise, ana
upon this theory the larger ocsrs IN the past
few days have covered largo proportion OF
their outstanding shorts The market to-day
continued 70 advance. though very slowly, unhi
coward delivery hour, whom realizing ssifs upon
the rise OF the past two or three days caused
t-back, and as result tho maj changes tnis
evening are only tor small fractions aud are
about elually divided between gatns and losses.
Not single important change Is noted among
the bears. The feature OF the day was me IN.
creased attention paid 20 sonle OF the low-prieed
shares, many Of which swoke 10 sctNiy
today ani were advanced moderately Con-
spicuous among those were short Line, Mobile
and Ohio, Hooking Valley. Hooking Coal, snu
Colorado Coal. Hooking Coal, however was tne
only ono closing With a material gan, having
risen from I5N To IS Missouri Pacific may again
be called the lea Ter both 10 point Of activity ana
steady strength, though Reading pushed IL very
closely, buying In both properties having ine
appearance Of being for Insiders. tsrapgers
we're ~ a rule heavy and kock-lsland anu 81
Paul reduced small fractions, while Union Pa
eide exhibited rather more strength than TOT
some VINE ana crh~lcu hihN ffuSN9 vi"
less prominent though lead showed more anilna-
lion with some advance In price, the feeling
upon Il being mnch improved for the time Deing,
while others were heavy. The market finally
closed quiet and heavy. Neutrality-suspicious. q
heavy closing, tho feeling continues confident.
Sales ll-ted 213,N0o shares, unlisted Ss,vOO.
6rentnG.--Excnsnge quiet and hrm Al tStaisI
Money easy nt s.,I,, closing offered at |. Sub
Treasurv balances Coin, slGl $4,000 currency,
si355.aO Governnfnts duh and steady for "a
& per confs ri.t *. coupons, IVY DID; e4.
IN, Sfate honda dull nni nrm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24

DR.. J. b. Taylor, who sailed away from
New York on Saturday, bound for Texas,
where be has "a ranch near San Antonio. IS
man much talked about out West as a
hero. 1t is about two months since he
was coming east on the Sante Fe road
when an accident occurred. He was in
sleeping-car and was badly injured. His
hurt was IN one arm and in the chest, and
when found he was unconscious. There
were scores of other persons injured.
some seriously, and when the Doctor
recovered his senses he demanded his case
of surgical instruments and medicines
which he carried with him, and to be car
ried on stretcher from one wounded pas
senger to another until he had done what
he could Tor each one of them. Meanwhile
he himself tainted four times from pain and
physical weakness. But each time on re-
covering he went ON with his humane
work. There was no other physician
within thirty or forty miles of the
wreck, and but for DIR. Taylors
courage many of the injured persons would
have lost their lives. II has taken him
two months TO recover from his own inju-
ries sufficiently to return 10 Texas, and he
went by the ocean route to further recupe-
rate. The Doctor formerly had charge of
the Vaccine Bureau of the Health Depart
ment in New York city. His Texas ranch
comprises 100000 acres, and is said 70 be
nrosperine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24

Rise sosody ana quiet. Petroleum sts.1y 80
quiet: crude. IN parrois Rxtksr'p. z7sc:; r..
faed here. 7aOc Cotton-seed oil prm. Eo51D
Ss Ts.p e &C. a srs aG nS" L
sxtrs prime. saJ0sti0 Beef Inactive. No.
hams duh Tisrccd beef quiet. cut-mosn gulesS
picked shoulders. 4s!sc.; p'ctied nsnss 80
tive; western steam. $50; OPTIONS fcbrnsrys
s8zs; March, fds9; April, r.i3; NAY. y10l
aaked. Frcishs stesdy; COTTON, iSios1ds
gram 'sd' bid CHICAGO
CHICAGO, January s3.--A fair budness We
transacted ia wheat to-day, and the marseo
ruled steady and rather firm. The shofB MI
IDENTITY were d,sposcd " cover and bought N ,de-
rstely. Offerings we're NOS heavy AMI no eu2av
was made 20 force price& Tho opening vas -
Nc. lower. receded hskc. more, then, with sonS
fluctuations sdyaoced as'sc., ruled steady $50
closed about &c. lover than yesterday. mere
was some buying OF Nay on foreign acconne
mo m .rket weakened some early by tho re-
ported snow IN mo Southwest and later vs.
strengthened by reports OF rain IN Ine rin.et-
wheat country. Minneapons wirca INA, inaics-
tons favored another blizzard. Corr We
active and transactions were larger than
for several days past me feeing
was stronger and usding was ~ higher
pnces better demand exrs.i from AZ
quarters. The better tone Was attributed oy
some 10 the storms ia The West which we're
feared would re,srd the movement oats we're
more sc,lvo than for mouth past fr,ces we're
more fuanke3nif ANU ~ wv ~ y 49,
An which tbey have been lately fastened tho
msrset attracted more attention. oriers vero
more liberal and there weA more Visor IN the
market ia every way. very tar ihpfosomens
Ia values was witnessed. the greatest IN near
futures which IN consequence OF the turn mat
ters had taken made soms littie cover
ing By shorts necessary. Tho most active
trading was in May. An active market Was
Witnessed IN hog products, especially
n speculative account being larger
han any day for months. During the early
part of the session very brisk business was re-
ported attended with considerable excttemene
aud irrsgulHritv in prices The opening was
firm Inc strength encouraged local specu-
lst0rs 10 purchase and TIE shorts con.idersd ~
nr,,lent to provide for Mt ieast portion ~ thcir
Outstanding contracts. Trading was brisk and
long interest disposed ~ = liberal quantity ~
,t became evident that the demand was being
readily supplied tho offerings were Increased.
credited 70 a !o,al manufacturer, ard q weaker
de,line i'm pric.s Near the close the feeling
was castor again. and prices settled back 10 Inc
side figures.
f,s9.s "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24

Flour unchanged. No. spring and No red.
wheat, 79sc. No. 9 corn, 2ghc. No. oats.
gia2lAc Aess-pork, sS5sssAga lsri, to@.
Short-nbs. S. Saia shoulders. a. 2aL1O; short
clear, t5.l0aS5.la Whiskey, Sl.02.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
Five Alleged Murdcrers Captured
fRY Telegraph 70 tho Disnarh.l

CaTIETTsBURG. January 2S.-Five des-
pcrate characters were arrested 1uesaaS
night for the murder Sunday night OF Con-
stable Robert Long and the dangerous
wounding of his wife in Guyaudottes
Dell Mccoy. Rice JamisOn. Clark Fowler,
and George Reddfng. The morning alter
their crime a strong force Of ayenglng pur-
suers started out 20 capture them. Iher
horses tracks were followed toward the
mountain regions. but the trail was lost
United States Deputy Marshal Sims Cd
tanned n clow TO their hiding place. now
ever. which was q shanty-boat on
the tug Branch Of the Big
Sandy. At midnight the marshal ana
n pose secured the FIVE men Is they
slept. although each man was wearing a
belt full OF reyolyors and the room WAS an
arsenal Of Winchester. and other weapons.
10 avoid lvnching the prisoners were
taken 10 Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
Murdered ON The Highway.
[By telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

10y iflt@iapl " tAo bsnf'hNrAA.l
RALEIGH, \. c., January "a special to
the Nflrs amt Obso-rer from Loulsburg
gives an account of sensational murder
in Franklin county night before last. Ran
som Gill. q wcll-to-do farmer living about
three miles from Franklluton, was a juror
in court and was going home from Louis
burg in his buggy late in the evening
when he was mysteriously shot: He, was
found next day six miles from Louisburg
with a bullet-hole through his. head;
His horse was found unhitched
and tied about 800 hundred yards
away. Gill was found living on his
face with his oycrcoat on and both hands
in his pockets The ball had appa-
rentiy been fred from q 3s-calibre re-
yolver. Robbery WAS evidently not the
object Of the murder. as Gill had some
money on his person when found. The
affair is involved in profound mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24

land. IF Portugal failed 10 reply in TWEEN
ty-four hours the British Legation at
Lisbon would board the British ship
Enchantress and await q reply at Vigo:
The Portuguese Government replied
TO George Glynn Petre. the English
Minister Resident, that Portugal. yield
ing to strong pressure from power OF the
first rank. being too weak b withstand 1t,
would order the withdrawal Of the Portu-
guese from the Shire and MashOnalaud,
while reserying all rights of the Portuguese
Crown in those territories. Thus the Power
which had done tho most in the eXplora-
ton and settlement of interior Africa has
"soueIched" the claims made against her
by Portugal. Senior de Barros Comes was
the author of that singular reply to Lord
Salisbury's dispatch on the claims Of Por-
tugal 10 dOminiOns also claimed by
England, in which We're recited many
obscure historical incidents extend
inc over two centuries and half. begin
ming with a cessiOn. which he claimed or
tho ancient empire of Nonomotapa -
believed by many 20 be q fabulous en-
pirc-to Portuguese Governor of Mozam-
bique in 1880 Following this dispatch
came news of the doings Of Major Serpa
Pinto. in Africa, which were unfriendly 10
British interests, and regarding which took
place that correspondence between the
two Governments which resulted in tho
downfall of the Portuguese ministry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24

ufacturing Company. A bottle OF cna mn
payne was broken over her bow anu u tms
boat christened Gushing" by UT
katharine X. Herreshoh. daughter OF .; %.
Herroshof. president of the manuhi" y,
turing company. Fires were s,a1h.eu w 40
issuing from the stacks as she entered .ne
water. Steam was raised in thfrty-two
minutes and the auxiliary machinery Was
started and the boat salnted herself VIII
her own whistle, The only represen,al,syhs
Of the United States navy at the mum"
were Rear Admiral =. y. Luce and ,3nji
mandcr q. a. Converse. who has naa
charge Of the building Of the vessel. and
Lieutenant Winslow, who will commanu
her. The boat will 10 kept under steam
until she Is ready for speed trial by the
Government board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
Killed in the street.

BrRw1SGHAM. ALA. January 2S.-Att
Oprli,a today Reid b. Barnes shot and
killed Lon. Carroll. Two shots were fred
by Barnes. both IN the open street. Car,
roll was advancing on him with supposed
deadly intent after being warned not to
approach. Carroll had "a fuss some time
ago with Baruos's brother Gus, IN when
he spit in Gus's face. 1t was patched up
With an agreement on the part OF Carroll
not TO come to Opelika any more. He ylo-
lated the agreement to-day with the above
traCic result
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
Nassacred by Russians.

Buffalo. n. Y. January 23.--George
KEENAN,. Of Siberian fame. tonight re-
cclved letter from Siberian exile when
was covered with the postmarks and al
dresses and which had evidently travelled
a claudestine route to reach him, CON-
prislng eighty-six pages of microscope,
photography. only part of which he has yet
deciphcred. but enough oproye TO his sal
isfaction that the rumored massacre OF the
cXilcs by Russian soldiers at Yakutsk "a an
indisputable fact KEENAN, says this - not
the first information he has received OF the
same nature. and that he has a volume OF
material in this letter giving full account
Of this hlsfarllY Outragc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
To Nominate "A Farmers Ticket.

Co1uMBIA. s. c.. January 23.-1he EK-
ecutive Committee of the Farmers Asso-
citation Of South Caroline. q political or
canization winch has developed great
strength within the past two years, mas
Issued an address 10 the Democracy OF Tue
State charging the clement of the party
now governing the state with gross mis-
management. extravaganza, ana IN
efficiency, and declaring that the state
never has had republican form OF gov,
eminent. but has been dominated aha
ruled by an aristocratic oligarchy." 4
call has been issued for convention OF
Democratic farmers TO meet in this clty
May 9th TO nominate n complete state
tirket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
rRenorfed for the Disps tch.l

lkeporIed Tor The Dispstoh.I
JANUARY %, 1890.
Loose salos, 81, i8o pounds OF very much mixed
aud common tobacco. for which bidding was less
lively than last week, with SOC. lowest and &C.
highes. Some Powhatan dark green, but sun
cured. and sucker shipping and old arc In good
order az Gs 10 9kc.. with evidence Of good To-
beocos teing In demand. Tho filler lots were
very small 10 quantity and poor in quality, with
a ,5nspicuous absence Of rich. waxy reds.
offered on change, O. packages-io OF those
darks and As brighis; taken in, H. Dsrks sold
at a. TO slI brghts at is% 10 d., with good bid
ding by homo manufacturers and specuhtors
a. we'll. Cutters aud wrappers sold well.
Average for brights, s211O' for darks, C.S.
Private trading moderate. Weather snow and
freeZiug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
SENIOR \. os sAaaos COMES,
Ex-Ministcr OF Foreign Ansirs, Porsa-
nnl.

Below is q portrait of the unfortunate
statesman OF Portugal, upon whom Is
visited the brunt Of popular indignation IN
that country on account of the ministry 70
which he belonged yielding Englands fuil
demands in the matter of certain territory
IN Africa, the possession of which had oeen
q subject Of negotiation between the TWO
Powers.
Englsnd's I'imd,rna, impaired 70 Senior
guese forces. officials. and expeditions OF
every kind from the banks Of the Shire;
beyond the confluence of the huo, ana
south Of the Zambesi. and from Mashona-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
Fatally Injured by "A Train.

NoRwALK, COM, January 23.-George
Comstock and wife. an aged and wealthy
couple Of Wilton. were returning home in
n carriage from o funeral this afternoon
when the carriage was struck by train on
the Danbury and Norwalk railroad, near
South Wilton Station. Both were fatally
lurf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
Labor NIcn In Session.

COLUMBUS, ONO. January 23.-Ihe CONT
.o',,ycrtinn of knights OF Labor and Ma
t,onal Progressive Union of Miners and
Mine Laborcrs was called to order at City
Hall at 7.l5 A. NJ. TO-DAY by Master-W,ork-
man Rae. The convention organized by
electing John b. Rae chairman John Me
bride. yice-chairman. Patrick Mcbride,
secretary. and Robert Waltham, assistant
gocrctarv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
100000 Fire.
nv telorrnnh 70 tho plspatcl I,

B0sToN, January 23.-The \. ,ir-story
brick block Nos. G5 TO 1OI Bristol street.
owned by the heirs Of William +. Paul,
was Quilted bv fire early this morning. The
loss IS estimated at 100000, divided
among half dozen small manufacturing
firms. and we'll insured. The Paul estate
x,-oa tba heayieSt losers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
Refuse to Compromise.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatcn.l

PrrrsBURGH. PA. January pa special
from Suwannee saws the coal operators re-
fuse to compromise with the strikers. At
a subsequent meeting Of the strikers i was
resolved 10 continue the fight until the
company request a conference. The Pink
erton men are still ON duty. but no trouble
has occurred lately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
Killed His Wife and Himself.
nav telesraph to dc DIspstcn.l

CHICAGO. January 23-Nicholas Meyer,
living on North Centre avenue, shot and
killed his wife shortly before noon to-day,
and then committed suicide. Death in
both cases wasalmost immediate. Jealousy
had made Meyer insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
Sentenced for Embezzlement.

NEW YORK. January 23.-Henry VI. Jack
son. former paving teller Of the Sub Trea-
sury. who ran away with $1,000 and who
pleaded guilty to the charge of embezzle,;
ment a few days ago. was to-day sentenced
to six years Imprisonment in the. Erie
county peniteutiary and to pay a fine OF
$40 600. the amount embeZZled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
National Crusaders.
rBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.I

w
CLEVELAND, ONO, January 23.--The Nom
Partisan Woman's Christian Temperance
Union to-day effected an organization
and adopted the name of the National
Crusaders. Mrs. Ellen q. Phinney, of
Ohio, was elected president. and Mrs.
Walker, of Minnesota. vice-president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
Caution.

Inotify the public generally, and espe-
cially on Church Hill, that +. j. Elan,
Twenty-seyenth and Marshall. Is the only
dealer who has the genuine b Select
Whiskey on Church Hill
JUIIKS BINFoRD,
1902 east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
River still Rising.

EVANSVILLE. IND, January 23.--Last night
the river was still rising at this point, with
thirty-eight feet six inches on the gauge,
showing a rise Of seven inches since Tues
day evening. The officers of the steamer
Blne WING report that Green river is still
rising at q rate of one inch per hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
MARTIN MAGINNlS,
Elected United States Senator by the
Democrats.

Martin Maginnis. senator-elect by the
Democrats from Montana. was born III
Wayne county. n. y, October q, 1910.
He removed with his parents to Minnesota
at an early age. Maginnis received an
academic education aud was q student
Of Hamline University, but left before
graduation to take charge OF Democratic
newspaper. He enlisted as private in the
First Minnesota volunteer infantry on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
DEATHS.


ALvIs.-Dicd. in Manchestcr. on no gSl IN
slant, NABLE CLARE ALVIs; aged three years
and one mouth
Lonely the house aud sad the hours
since our dear NABLR has gone
But. oh, brighter home Than ours
IN Heaven Is now her OVID.
The funeral will tako place SATV RDAY EVE
SING nj 2 O'Clock from the residence, Eigh-
tecnth and Maury streets. Friends Of tho fami-
ly are invited 80 atiend.
BOTTOMS. -Died, "Wednesday, January -,
1890 az ; O'Clock, NJ her hp-nanIs residence,
Ucnrico county ELIZA. beloved WHO ot Michael
Bottoms IN the twenty-third year OF her age.
she leaves husband, mo her, and SIX Drolhors
TO mourn their loes.
Thy hands are claspod upon Thy breast;
We have kissoi thy lovely brow,
And in our aching hearts we know
We have no darling sister now.
Tho thy darling form lies sleeping
In the cold and silent tOmb,
Thou shalt have gloriou, waking
When tho blessed Lord doth come.
BY ilgR BROTHERS
Funeral TO-DAY a. ii:so O'Clock from tho res-
dence. Friends Of tho family arc respectfully
Invited 20 attond.
DOOLEY.-Dioi, al his residence. No. 1901 east
FRANKLIN streot. January -. $780, at ylO o'clock p
S., WILLIAM J. DOOLLi, IA tho twenty eighth
year Of his age ,r,,,, ,,.,,,,,,
NOON at O'Clock from ~. Petors Cathedral
Friends aud acqaalniances are invited to at
tend.
KEHRER.-D on the 22d instant at II
o'clock, after brief Illness, HENRY kEHkEk,
in tho seveniy-sixih year Of his ago.
The funeral viii take place from -. Johns
German Lutheran church at 3 O'Clock FRIDAY
AFTERNOON. friends and acQualntanceS arc
invited 20 attend.
Norfolk and Baltimore papers please copy:
LOWRY.-Diod January 22d, at leo 7. NJ, at
her residence COG Beverley street, Mrs. SARAH +.
LOWRY, wife of the iato ". X. Lowry, IN the
nfty-Qinth year Of her age. -
Her funeral Will taken place from tho Ohurch
OF tho sucred Heart SATURDAY at $50 \. ~,
| 2jth instant
xxEEEzfszzxsxzHSTHss
OBITUARY.
Died. At his late residence 6l9 Beverley street,
| Tuesday, December -, 1889, at O'Clock a. ",
| SAMUEL A. MOLES, IN the siXty-third wear OF
his age after lingering Illness, OF broncblts,
when he bore with patient Resignation. To dled
| ia the full triumph o. faith.
| He leaves devoted wife 10 mourn her great
| loss
Farewell dear husband, sweetth thy rest
| Weary with years and worn with pain;
Farewell Till IN some happy place
| Iehall behold thy face again.
Tho thy darling form lies sleeping
| nthe cold and silent tomb,
Thou shalt have a glorious waking
When the blessed Lord doth come. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
RiddleDerger sinking.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.i
WOODSTOCK. Va, January 23--Ex-Sena-
tor Riddleberger is sinking very rapidly.
He is not expected to live until morning,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
Fell Dead.

CHICAGO, January 2S.-Albert Paul Smith,
manager of the Chicago clearinghouse,
fell dead in q Cottage-Grove avenue car
from heart-disease last evening while Oh his
way home from his office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NZw YORK, January 22-Cotton drm; sslea,
<J7 bales: upiAnds, lie; Orleans, Ike: act re-
ceipts, 1872 bales: exports-.o Great Britain,
baias southern rour duh Wheat easy and
quiet; No = red, sou ssskc. In elevator: options
moderately active, lssAc. on. and steady; ex-
pOriers bought tartly and shorts covering az the
sj.c.; March, 6sse: April ssc. NAY, 8os.c
Corn stronger and fairly active; No. 2 ssa3ss sc.
In elevator; options fairiy active and ssronxsr
Peorusry, 3sc. March. 3skc.: April, seHc;
May, 5SEc- Oats active and higher: opt1ons-
January. S0Ac.; February, Size: March. Nkr.;
May. sSkc. spot prices No T.. OksSo& "a;
mixed western, eSAaalxc. co6es--opuons
aud quiet; January. ti6asi636; February, 3lAsS;
March, SlASostlS9p: April, $iAS0s Nay, tiApoA
siAa5: spot NO steady and quies: fair oArGocA
s;a7h sugar-Raw frm and moro ncetve: ter
faed drin and fairly acsive; o. A. Nsae t'lea
IaiAaaAa nxornjen AnUtnnli HI Qfn1nA ApAoo,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24
"a, rlmOer STOCK MARKET

pLLylMORE, January 23.-Virginin gs. 60: baltl-
more ana Ohio etock, 9Gsl01; Northern Central,
10, asked Cincinnati, Washington ana Baltl-
more Let certincate-. g9a99H; DO 2d certificates,
a. bid: consolidated gas bonds, 49, a ii6; DO.
.sa.E rgf