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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
GOVERNOR o.fE77ALrs FIRST DAY.



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delegation Gum th' Commercial Travel
|r Nu..ru, CHa called ou t'' same
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.- I..tm.nl members ~ the House
,ft.f t.. Governor iu tine interest 81
1r I.n Harrison. who is au applicant
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iiI- MILL IAi'r ALL. '''Ni.
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t' .i''N.t.t upon 'H' i'.'I'''" "i''
.-.ri.-n- az visiting troops who were m
I.-Hw. zoos q. participate in the inaugural
ceremonies. Che ATmory Yesterday aiirr
O'Clock presented % deserted appearance.
Nt.n visited lt % Dispatch mtn y,ster-
t.r afternoon 'te only stH+ 90 Ntr IN
f.r ar.. l-.Ht. ttr NaI' ot MhirA
i.I e0 recently rs-9uui,i With tho calls
.ii A.t.I'i 'i i.t s".il'I i"''. was an
a'.t .i s"e.i.ts uud'I ''Inii"Hl U'
..'-I'' j'm' i.i-lilr' VINO were '"' ~
and uu.uy ,n-as.l Boa sweeping ont the
Draw .rl dirt which had been i.tt in the
49,. Do, BEES occupants.
~" h'tti oif- e-i"iiIY pas l"',ni,i
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
Mean temperature. commandments.
FEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. January 1.-The year
opened with a lower market for stocks.
American Sugar. Louisville and Nashville.
and New England. Missouri Pacific. New
York Central and the Changers were par
tlcuarly weak. Sugar was pressed for
sale and broke from 81 % 49,. and closed
AT 76ie The stock was affected by Il
further reduction I'm the price Of refined
and the decentralization IN the market
for raw sugara New England declined
from lOs 10 1.-THE lowest price In years.
No reasons were assigned for the break.
Atchison also sold below To- The receivers
expect 10 issue a statement shortly. In
view Of the attacks made on the company
by the English press.
New York Central sold down from sS'l
to s6i,. regular, and from o. to o. sell r.
and Missouri Pacific -. to 1917, and
lacked support. The Changers were weak
ened by reports that the forthcoming
statements of the st. Paul and Rock
Island will show large losses ~ com
pared with the previous year. 81. Paul
fell off ~; Rock island Is. Burlington
and Quincy, "a. and Northwestern. is.
The Erie securities were unchanged for
the common and preferred. and point
higher for the seconds. The proposed re-
organization scheme was fayorably re-
ceiyei. The report that the Holland Trust
was 10 80 out OF business had but little
effect for il has been we'll known for
eighteen months that the concern mas
been struggling In vain against It's oll
established competitors. the numerous
changes in the management did not serve
20 strengthen confidence in the company,
and IT. was generally agreed that i's de-
mise was only matter of a short time.
I'm the last hour OF businD - sugar sofa
at it's lowest point, and Western Union
Union Pacific. and Atchis0n were also
heavy.
The market closed weak and feyeri-h.
with net declines ranging from . Ia Lack
awann1 10 ~ pr cent i'm American SUI
gar. The total sales were Zh.WV shares.
Railway and miscellaneous bonus cl'''l
fTmpT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
PowHATAN BRAVES eLEcT0FFlcERs.
All Of the old Men Chosen to Succeed
Themselves.

At q meeting Of the members ot Pow
hatan club. held in the chb-rooms on
Eighth street last evening, a fun at
tendance was present and an election OF
officers FOR the ensuing year was gone
into Nr. s. j.. Kelly presided over the
meeting The trcasurer's report was re-
ce.lel. and In conjunction herewith ne
Submitted a recommendation that a num-
her Of delinquent members be dropped
from me rolls Upon motion Of Captain
John C. Dance It was decided 10 post
them far "a period 81 sixty days, IN order
10 give them ID chance 10 pay mp. 10 was
decided % have 20 copies Of the bylaws
az the club printed containing the roster
~ membership for distribution by May
I~'
All ~ the old officers were Reelected.
President Kelly acknowledged this COM
piim.ut 10 himself in q neat little speech.
Letters 81 thanks were read from Sena-
tors iovenstcin ana Sands and Delegates
IErwuud CahcU. Digs. Crump, ana Bry-
amt GOT the floral tomahawks presented
to them hy the club on the opening OF
the Legislature.
Several new members were admitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
Grand Jury Indictments

lHe Jn'. .,iav True bills ~ indictment
Wt re- returned by the grand jury against
the following: - Do,t1
Brown, Henry Bllber Buddy coleman tIrna,,
Iin,,.roan William Hicks. Calvin Hicks
a i4ny P4rrhy William jefferson ALA; WI
lam james (9. Richard Isaacs', Nirsle
Jackson. James James. James MaI ,',,r
Shinault. John Thorpe. ,,-.., A.,
dr r. "; Enty. W. T. Beala alias f. -.
thompson alias A. p. Shanks s,,o 3d. Ma, Ma,
. .iSia HaTgIo4 clarke Annie Gardner
az" charles Harris, Robert Lawrence
I,ewis L6ney. Allen Mosby; Sarah Ray 1',.
s"n Richard Randolph. Henry Sht' lds.
G~orge Wheeler. Bette Wharton o. hei'I
Wharton O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
Mr.. Moses ina New Held

Under this caption the New York Mu''-
cal Courier says 1890 e..-,,,,,,,. ~ plch-
Sir. Walter - Moses, Iit ulr,s Al that
mont mon, in ne iiIuiiation Of his business Is
h how fuuy Installed in hts new ms poSi1N,I Mr.
WIN wv rticulsr line will be In connec-
; MIS' Win the Pclodtet reed piPe-ots4ni
With Viii Which instrument he ms l h2a sT make
years ,l5's An connection with this line
1g5 rnSds and as thr business in this Inc
Is constany on tn inSr's s~tor ne ch dIs
that he win hnye mHch " H.. has ben
~ Mr.. Moses says his father is in ,S cnarfe
OF his Richmond hus'n- =, VIM I'm, hat he
a aino vas not satisfied with the limited
drd for business i'm - locality; ana "i nJ
that the sowness Of MS 'oI'C''o''7 '' -
NC. 10 t,ng distances IL was n' c'S5iIy 70
t trevI 'I' 10 extend his trade were dis-
ccuraeing features.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
OTHER BoNDs AVD sI0"Es
lICHARD W. MAURl.


Nos % aud nofta l.'trl'n $50
IA Sit '.'.
DICHARD ". MAURt.
IN BANKER AID IEuk Do
ltl5EfrI MAS rI L.L..
buvs AMI sails aH cias-c- ~ COY Lazy 1t,
STATE, MUNICIPAL. ktlLkuA 81. o. .,h
pI'Bilr SECT RITES. INNt~INENl NI'
EITfF, Asuecialiv. RICHMOND ,li1
CENT. , PER CENT e. PAR 81 tful q.
CEST BONDS: VIRGINIA NEN % fLn tt'l.
BONDS; VIRGINIA oGNItA 90 ier.,.','
II yhest market prlco paii ~ hl, tt"'"
SiIy MANY BONi- Bills co. tAtHA'u.
nm All me principal c.iios "a EIiOIe al Afl.
de3l-Su,IJ.N ,Ih.tr, sIHt
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AsDNAcniNt- hn.s''
kicHNONu. "a, December 3i, lf''
yI,UE SCRIP OF rms COMlANf
ISSUED FOX LABOR NOV EhbEh =.
ami ruatlrinr ou tie 80 Jay 90 JAN A''
1884. will De- paid GA aul after tha' iAi' al
occe Of tho company q ls WIZ 'h'.'.
giving NOTICE 8 the treasurer ~ No SUD-
s,rip held b. thom viii hn ia'i 40 ,he .f 'e'A
II they sO desire. VILLA u ~
10 3l-U
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
Happenings in Henderson.

HENDERSON. y. C.. January 2-(Spe-
ci,Il The tobacco sales opened again
h.ra this morning. The breaks were good
for opening sales.
Mrs SCION sutherland IS still very III at
her residence ON Main street. No hopes
are entertained for her recovery. Her
daughter. Mrs. j. r.. Young. is under
treatment az -. Luke's Home, In your
city.
MIR 4. u. Purcell filed an assignment
to-day to Mr. \. &. Hollecoh"r. trustee.
Amount Of liabilities il given at $lhhpli.
Preferences SllS 70 William Osborne.
Tho largest creditor il Daniel Miller ~
Co. Of Baltimore. Nd, for 5000. The
assets consist 81 a stock of merchandise.
only one Richmond creditor is named.
This is the first assignment filed here
since the new law governing assignments
went into effect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. January 2.-Noon-Cot-
toG-MOleTate business. prices unchanged ,
American midiling, rid. Sales, l2,Vp
bales. American. 10 80 bales; speculation
ami exrort. l.O0 bales Receipts since
lssf report. ssOpo bales: American. -. So
bales Futures steady. with demand MODE
rat: American middlng, low mlddiins
clause. January and February. lV-5id,
also 4 g-Gid.; February ana March.
n-cil: March and April. 4 f-6id., also
4 lgGtI: April and May. 1 la.1id., June
and July. 1 l9-G4d.. July. and August.
4 ZD-GM Tenders. 500 bales, new dOcHet
=. M-Americau middling. F4d. u
turss closed firm at an advance Of from
9.gl1g-etd on Fridays close. January and
February 4 i2-6id., sellers; February ana
March. ( l3-Cfd4 if-jff.; March and Aprii
4 ls-Gllf4 l6-e4d. Apr!l and May li-oiW
4 ls-6fi: May and June, l3-old., buyers /;
June and July. 18Th, buyers; July pni
August. I 22-6fai Z3-64d.; August and Sep,
TENDER. ( 8-6iai 2i-8id.. september ana
October 4 Z}-64d. value. January, 4 l3-bid.'
sellers.
NEW YORK. January 2-Cotton quiet
Gulf middling, 3-l6c.; uplands' I lo-loc'
Sales none. -. -,o
a7SO; March, T&gIS9; April Ny"i ,.yo'
Man. N06fts06: Uune. ss.l34sAi July
s. 1880; August - 25lts.2I.
Total net receipts. all ports 1.-TWO daysl.
580s5 bales; exports. Great Brtain' s,'0S
hales: France. 40 bales Continent. n'S-1
bales: stock. .250.GA bales.
Total consolidated net receipts or COZ
ton to-day. all ports. <9,lib bales, eNpoi ",
Great Britain. 2l,hs bales fFduce, ""
balls. Continent. 3,67 btles; STOCK i-'''-
~ Totsls so far this week: Net receipts,
l0l ~ bales: exports Great l'riialn Ml.f
bales; France, 1882 bales; Continent
u3i0 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03

carried by a rising vote. and the seere-
tary was ordered 70 record the same on
the minutes ~ the society.
DR. J. X. Mason sent In his resignation
as FIRST vicc-president, being compelled
20 DO 80 by illness. The resignation was
accepted with regrets. and DR. Newton
was elected 20 I'm the vacancy.
The election OF corresponding score
tary was postponed until the next meet
ing
4 resolution was carried changing tho
meetings 81 the Executive Committee
from quarterly TO monthly so that the
next meeting VIII occur on the first Mon
day in February.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
TIE LOBBY GETTING LIVELY.
Great Interest In the supreme Court Fight.
Prominent People Here.

The Supreme Court Of Appeals LOBBY
put In a hard days work yesterday. II
commenced its labors I'm the rotun0a or
the Capitol as soon as the House adj
journed. Later it transferred the scene
Of its operations 10 the Exchange Hotel
and did not let up until midnight
Upon what five fortune or the caucus
will smile next Friday night Is beyond
the ken OF any man. The friends or
every candidate are confident. but there
are many IFS" In all the calculations.
The impression that the caucus VIII adopt
the system OF having the members vote
FOR five candidates at once seems 10 grow.
Conspicuous among those In the TX
change lobby last night working for their
friends were Hon. John w. Daniel. Hon.
Rufus A. Ayers. Hon. j. Marshall Nc
Cormick. Hon. Wood Bouldin, ". Il.
Alexander, Esq, Captain }. II. II. Fig
KAT; Hon. George NJ. Cochran, OF Au-
gusta: T. L. Stickley. Of Woodstock, Cot
Cnel Pridemore. Hon. j. Il. Richmond;
Mayor Trout, OF Roanoke; /. l.. White
and f. Il. Hutton. OF Abingdon; f. NJ.
Fulton. Of Wise; ex-State Senator Peters,
and others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
WILL SHIP HIM BACK TO WASHINGTON.
Eddie Brown 10 lie sent To His Mother
To-Day.

Eddie Brown. the white boy who ar
rived in Richmond Monday from Wash
ington looking for his uncle, Ira Iindley,
is sim at the Second Police Station.
The child was a somewhat pitiful look
ing object as he told his tale 10 Dis
patch reporter yesterday afternoon. lie
said that he was son Of Mrs. Brown.
who works for IA Mrs. Handler at the
corner Of l. and Eleventh streets. north
west, Washington. ID. c. He remarked
that he came down from the national
capital on NewYeaTs Day TO spend
short while with his uncle. VINO was
bIacksmith here. and lived at No. COS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
Funerals Yesterday.


The funeral 81 Mrs Emeline Taylor
wife ~ Mr. William Taylor. occurred yes
t.r.jav al O'Clock from thu Grace
street H1ptist church. The services were
conducted by Rev, Or. William T..
Hatcher. VINO spoke f~elingiy Of the
doceasod's long connection with his
church ana of her consistent Christian
character.
The clsl,ot was covered with pro-
fusion of floral designs. and the church
was crowded with friends Of ID" family,
many 81 whom carried flowers. The
increment was at Hollywood.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Hirsh. r"lict
~ Mr. Ahram fIirsh. who died ia Balti-
more sunday, took place from the resi-
deuc- ~ her son, Mr.. $. Iiirsh no. 2i
west Franklin street, az l. o'clock yes
terlay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
HINT CInh MeetinGs.

The following will he the January me- q, IS
Of the Dcep-Eun Hunt club; a. Nv
T.servoir: 9Th. Dumbarton. ION, ar
ErG,n1s' IAN. Rio Vista; l7th, iii Mont
m4ni: gth. Brook road CMaior, Gm'e IS
titia: Slst, Fair-Grounds. at SI3 = ~. ~.
There Will also be- an lnpo't,'f, 10 o'ci"c%
at RueCcT's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
NORTH CAROLINA MAsoNS.
First Meeting of the Grand Lodge EiSe-
where Than in Raleigh.

WILMINGTON. y. G., January 2-The
Grand Lodge Of Masons OF North Carolina
met here tonight. Peculiar interest -
attached u this meeting, as it is the irst
time the Grand Lodge ever met outside
Of the capital Of the state. II comes
here this year ON account of the ceIebfa-
lion ~ the hunlredth anniversary ot
s.. Johns Lodge, of this city, which takes
place this week.
An address of welcome and y response,
n email amount Of committee work ana
r.ports were the only features tonight.
The regular business session begins To-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03

Smith, OF Rocky Mount. ~ c.: A. u.
Darlington, r = McDsarman. .. ~.
Boatwright, OF Danville. Va, and G. W.
BONNER, OF Lynchburg. Wa.
The new year opened with very good
private but only a small days business
In loose bright sales. and no dark loose
sales The market for loose VIII hardly
reopen up well for about ten days or two
weeks. No change Is noticeable In prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
Keen Yont Weather I've Open.

Fraud loves shining marx occasloha'S
spurious limitations spring up OF hos'e'''i
Stomach Bi!ters, the great American fanny
remedy for chills and fever dyspepfA' constr
patton, biousness, nervousne7s' heufSi<a
.,,a,,,oa,i.,, and Kidney disorder These int
tations are usually fiery local Oiters fun OF hlgh
wines. Look out for the irm signature on we
genuine label and yignette OF st. George anu
IA DRAGON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
EPISCOPAL CITY MISSIONS.
Neeting 81 the Executive Committee Las
Night-Dr. Mason Resigns

Night-Dr. Mason HehkhS
The quarterly meeting Of the TX
rcutive Committee OF the Richmond
Coy Protestant Episcopal Missionary so
ciety was held last night in the lecture
Toom Of 81. james church.
The meeting was called. 10 order py
NJ. S. j. Alien. secretary, and the open
Ing services were conducted BY Rev Eve
ysrd Meade Dr. Newton was called on
90 preside on account Of the absence OF
Jey }. K Mason -. d.. who was de-
fained ~ Illness.
After the reading OF committee reports
pnd the quarterly report OF the missionary
III The society Il was decided 10 hold the
annual Epiphany meeting some tine
surlng this month.
resolution Of respect 70 The memory
nf Colonel Raleigh coiston, late CORE
Iy0nding secretary VI the society, was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03

From an old scrap-book.

Deep In a lily's snowy bell
a laughing dew-drop once there fell.
And as the lilys breast II kissed
The flower smiled and thought how
blessed
Its lot, could that drop so fair
Llnger cOntented ever there.
But soon the sun. with rosy ray,
Illume1 the golden ports OF day.
The dew-drop drank it's crimson light,
Impatient winged on high its flight
And left the lily sad and lone,
fearless, iis transient stay % mourn:
Soon dropped the iiiy's graceful head
Around It's dying odOra shed.
Then closing It's pure. petals fair.
Signing. Il died in sadness there.
July, 1875.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
CITY Circuit Court.

Tho following suits were instituted IN
,h. CIV circuit Court yesterday.
american Exchange Bank against J.
G. 4 ". W Brauer 4 GO. Tor 49,;
+ II. Pank against same Tor - t,i,.,,,
| NJ. Jennings against }. g. Dlchiifo''
I" G '1iTt x Davis against Giles Il. Jack
son for S3S3Sl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call has been easy. ranging
from luii.. last loan At ~ and closing
offered al la per cent; prime mrIe""'"'
paper. i04te per cent.
silver ar IN. hoard was neglected.
Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business I'M bankers bills at 81 ma IN
for sixty days. and Y4S5i2olSss Tor d'
'iJ Lui4 s. S2lf4slH. FOR sixty days, li
xlSutu4 ~, for demand
Government bonds steady state oohds
duh Railroad bonds weak
Treasury balances: coin, Nebl3,VV' cur
rency. so $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
coNsuL-cENERAL JoNEs's WILL, {.
lie Left All Ills Property to His Mother
Abandoned store and business.

RALEIGH, n. C., January 2.-lHpecla)
The will of the late Consul-General A.
u. Jones was trohated here to-day Ills
estate is valued at $1,000, and consists
largely Of land. He leaves all his proper
ty. real and personal 10 his mother.
\. Marks, "A liquor-dealer here. ieit 'hr
CITY Saturday, abandoning his store anu
business. lie has gone, 1t IS thousht'
10 Roanoke, Va, whence he came. rms
morning the Sheriff seized his store anu
stock Marks leaves only ABOUT -" Vi
debts His stock is very small
Major Edward Graham DAVIS iectui'N
here this evening ia aid Of the iuha I'I
the purchase Of Fort Raleigh on l'o'noNr
island. lie has raised all the money
needed save about 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03

some street. ne knew not what he de-
clared that he did not run away from
home.
The police have telegraphed his mother
M tn address given by the boy, and no
answer has been received. He VIII be
returned to Washington to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
Tur WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY

State Of Thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO january There II q lee ud
among some Board -1f-rrtde operators
chat thc first market day ~ the year
f. more au-UiclluS lnr me short seller
tnlu for thc hu'er lu.t why 10 should lee
so considered b. ga diHcult 10 lct tmtnt
A. am events. tl'r" was considerable"
selling 81 wheat &c The opening today .
Tn market Operel &c. lower tl1n sat
urIay's CLOSE. sold on -.ulc further rt'-
lied i.c.. and closed about lc. under Sat-
urd.ty.
corn was mod rlt.lv active. The ol"n-
ine was -. under Saturdays close. Tie
market sold OF s.c. further rallied some,
ana closed with net loss of ',o. f'r tb"
dar cash was ln moderate d"manii
offerings were light prices were De-.
oats were duu. offerings were T ir,
and the feeling Reelected that of th"
other grain pits-it was weak The close
was ri "A slight reaction from th. bottom,
and show 81 a loss OF -sH4ar. for thr day.
There YVES am active demand for ll'"
hogs. and higher prices We're quoted. Pro-
du,e took the head ami opened urm. May
pork closed U.s.. higher. May lard was
unchanged. AMI May lbs were -.-c,
cash quotations. Flour dull with prices
easy. Wheat. % e.. 40. . rcd, 5l4c.; 80.
. corn. 49, a. ~. oats. 2siac lid. Pork,
--ssl21j. Lard. $50 Short rib-,
tfG,I.I66. DRY saltci shoulders, St-.V
, 5.. clear sides. S'IiHLoo. MhisH,y,
81 l5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
The leading futures ranged as follows:
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. January Flour quiet and
UNCHANGED
WHEAT Lower. January 5Ctc.; May
~. T52 &c. 49,.
Corn-i.owcr. January. 2l7.c.; May, 3is
U3F.c.
Oats-L0wor: Nav. 2Wsc.
Pork STANDARD M -, sl5-J; on ORDERS
Sl375.
Iard-Prime steam nominal M -.
Dry salt meats shoulders. S.Mia. long
clear rtus 6r1z. shorts. So"
Pacou-B0XeI shoulders. &c, longs, 1',c.;
clear ribs. Nc. shorts &c.
Iurh vines trHlg Ht tll1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03

The Lowell Mass) Carpet company
,,.btcb he,au work last week has posted
notices that n general reduction of 10 per
cont win be maize I'm the wages Of en-
rlovecs. To take effect next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN and COIION ENNFIANTb,
RICHMOND. VA. January 2-Qner-
l,lO0 bushels. ,,
co. bushels. ..1s.s.
Ouotatlons-Wheat, Iongberry. 0nbSc. (;
,nixSd esfl6Gc.; Shortberry, 6O4G6c.; No. 2
red, 65c. -,
Ao'94Sc.; No. 9 white. 48c.: No mixed,
fic. ,,ese,. ~, n
mixed. sac: No. mixed. S3a3Shc.
Rye-iSfi5sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
IONllS
D.1rrtOpr STOCK MARKET
prcrr,tOND CROCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. January 2-Balu
more and ohio stock. S.. bid. Consolidate
Gas bonds. ll2Qll2ia; DO. stock, d0Ht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
n1crI,tnNn roRAcCo MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, January 2.--No auc-
ton offerings on Change to-day. No
loose dark sales.
private Wrappers, 8: smokers, 8;
filters, 20; scrap, q. Jugs, p. Total, W
hogsheads
Revenue Collections:
Cigars and cigarettes .,......... N.tis ~
Tohacco ,...,...,,............... $500 81
"a 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Money. Bonds stocks GRAIN
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and tbs
Wea ther Indications
Try telegraph TO tho Dispatch,

tBy Telegraph 70 VIC HIspHFVu.I
r WASHINGTON, i. C., January o.
pam Forecast for Virginia: Increasing
w cloudlness and rain Wednesday
afternoon or Wednesday night /;
continued warmer weather during We'd
nesday. followed Thursday by cooler wea-
Their southerly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair weather, ex-
cept showers on the coast; warmer; north
erly winds on the coast aud southerly Ia
the interior
THE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and crisp.
The sky al midnight was clear.
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03

NATIONAL .Ahf co. IH'hf
bcimONp. IA, December .. 1925.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL NffI
! IyG oi She -t1.atolicrl a. tI. Iart r.ltf
held 10 the b1nkiuF-huu-o ,n b '-''l. ...
ON day ui January, 1898. 90 n'i
o.. ~. .l .Nu.
10 l2.2tawtItl ttitlau tl
rUE SAtT,1s HANf .f BE-
EftU-Dsp g.. D...fn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
ANNTAL REPORT.

The annual report on the Orphan Asy-
lum at oxford was made 10 the STATE
and to the Grand Lodge Of Masons To-
day. II shows that during the past year
a children were admitted; l. placed III
homes. II discharged. and died. leaving
now go present From the State anu 'Hc
Grand Lodge $40. 4c5 was received, all II
which WAC expended. An Industrial de-
pattment was built ana repairs made 10
other buildings. all at a cost Of $2'O'5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-03
n.rlslnred frnm UichInnnd.

NEW YORK. January 2..-(Special)-
l.. H. Berghelmer, Cosmopolitan; A. I.
Abernathy, Aston; w. oakley, Bariholdi.