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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
Personal and ENERAL.
Interesting Facts about Richmond's Citi
zen- and o. her Matters.

Mr.. W. T. Hamilton, Commemorative
Attorney of Bristol, is In the city.
Mrs. Thomas A. Ewers, who has been
quite iii, at her residence. is GONZALES
cent.
Mayor Ellyson yesterday signed the or
dinance appropriatlng $4,000 for the How
itzer armory.
Mrs. NJ. ~ Bartlett. Of Chicago, is on
a visit TO her brother, Mr.. a. c. Becker.
on Grove Road.
There will be divine service In the Sec
ond Presbyterian church Dr. Hoges) to-
night tFriday) az o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Peyton II. Hoge. Of Whining
ton, ~ c., IL the guest Of Rev. j. Cali
vim Stewart. Nd. 80 west Grace street.
The condition OF Capt. Thomas Cun-
ninaham, Sr, is unchanged. HIS famiiy
are expecting his death at any time ana
he may live month.
Ar a regular meeting OF the Retreat
for the Sick. held yesterday morning. the
n,,ast,on Of an excursion TO the Mardi
Gras" was discussed, but no definite
action decided upon
There will be an open meeting OF the
Brotherhood OF Painters and Decoratofs
Of America al American Mechanics Han.
Iiu east Main street, tnls evening at 10y
o'clock. All painters are requested &c
attend.
. The Ladies' Hollywood Memorial Assoc
citation will hold one OF their periodic
meetings to-day January 18th. General
Lees birthday In the lecture room OF
the Second Presbyterian church. at l.
o'clock.
The evangelist, Mr.. Davenport lee
lures In Corcoran Hall Sunday nignt AZ
3 o'clock. on the Coming OF the Lord
He teaches that this is the solution
OF the present troubles OF the world
Admission free.
In the city Circuit Court YESTERDAY
suits were instituted In the foiiowins
cases: WeisjEer Clothing Company axa,nss
a. n. SMITH. damage 500; the scnsrnlu'
Furniture Company against l.. aontko"'
cry, damage 800
The regular meeting Of the Union Demo.
cratic club and Scouts Will be ns'u al
,hs,r headquarters. Powefs HAN. eor, OF,
ner Twenty-fourth street ana cnu.snnl,,
avenue. tonight at o'clock. 70 wn'cn al
Candidates are cordially invited " "
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
VIII THEY orr THE FEE?
An Unusual Feature Connected With the
Hopkins Case.

a very unusual feature connected Win
the murder of the late Henry >. PAR
sons by the negro Morris Hopkins, who Is
now ianguishing in the Henrico county
Jail awaiting trial for his life. is beng
widely discussed by the lawyers and OIL
GERS Of Henrico.
Ii Will be remembered that after the
killing. which took place in the early part
of last June, Hopkins made good his es-
cape. His whereabouts could not be as
certained by the authorities for several
weeks. A liberal reward was finally ofier-
ed by the Governor for the capture. ana
conviction of the negro. Hopkins father
prevailed upon the gingerbread youth 10
return home and the fugitive was nnaliy
persuaded 10 accompany his father 10
the courthouse, where he was at once ar
rested and lodged in jail. IL is understood
that neither young Hopkins nor his
father had any means with which 10
employ counsel. and the old man deeming
il only question of time ere his son
would be captured, coaXed the outcast
from Warwick county. where he had been
working in "A brick-yard. In order to Sc
cure the reward and Herewith employ
counsel Two well-known lawyers agreed
TO defend the prisoner and have done con-
siderable work on the case. The question
has naturally arisen as 10 whether these
lawyers will get any fee for their efforts,
as neither the prisoner nor his father. ac-
cOrding to the story has any money. and
the reward cannot be secured unless the
accused be convicted. IL appears that the
counsel for the defence is placed In rath-
er delicate position. The case will come
up at che next term of the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
Cape Charles Matters.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Jan. lS.-Spe-
cial.-Airs. ". 3. wilson, OF this city, and
Mrs r. V. Nottingham. of Eastviile Va,
are in the hospital at Norfolk, under
going medical treatment.
AIR. William Steele, Of Pennsylvania,
had car load Of very fine horses TO ar
rive here yesterday from Kentucky, max
ing twenty-fOur In all he has I'm training
on the Private Road track on the Holly
wood farm. IL was upon this track that
the famous runner Chaos was trained
mat won the first futurity stake in 1897
a. Sheepshcad bay
Mr. l.. H. Mumford. Familiarity known as
"rhe John Wanamakcr OF Cape Charles,
Va" has sold his valuable store proper
y and residence in the city 10 Mr.. W. b..
Wilson. who will succeed him in the man
sgement Of this business March l, 1884.
Mr. Aiumford wes one OF the first inhab-
itants OF Cape Charles city, having moved
here from Maryland in 1856 shortly
after the railroad was extended TO his
point lie has done much towards The
building up OF this thriving little city. and
lie people will long regret the loss OF one
Of their most honored and respected clt.-
Lfus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
Nominations Confirmed.

W AShiNGrON. -. C.. Jan. S.-fhe
Senate has confirmed the following nomi-
nations:
william IA. Brawiey to he United states
district Judge for the district OF South
Carolina.
Samuel A. Merritt. chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF Utah.
A. G.. Curtein Bierer Assistant Justics
OF the Supreme Court OF Okla homs.
J. V. Guillotte. United States Marshal
for the eastern district of Louisiana.
Collector OF internal revenue Melville
r.. Carter. Fifth district OF North Carolina
lin place of kope Elias. WITHDRAWN.
Collectors OF customs-Stephen n. tsssD
district OF Pamlico: Thomas ". Lama
district OF Brunswick, Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
FEAENEsS FOR STORE CLOTHES.
A Young CsroIinisn Comes to Grief Mt
Danville.

DANVILLE. VA. Jan. IS Special
To-day a young white man, named Good
son. from North Carolina, was detected
purloining pair of pants from a cloth
ing store. He was arrested and when
taken TO jail he confessed that he had
been making a regular business Of
Iobbing the clothing stores of this city
Tor the past two months. His plan was
O., go in store purchase a small arti-
ce. and while waiting for il 10 be wrapped
or for his change, he would conceal
PANTS. vests. coats or any article he
could get. under his overcoat. II is said
the young man is well connected in North
Carolina.
The revenue officers made a big raid
here to-day, and captured several barrels
Of moonshine whisky. j. Il. Wilborn. G.
Vs. Marshall, and j. II. Sparks. OF Wilkes
county. and r. NJ. Myers. OF Iredell coun-
ty y. c., the owners OF the whisky. We're
arrested. They had brought several
wagon loads OF the ardent here in bar
res that had previously been used, but
the stamps had not been cancelled. They
were trying TO dispose of it TO whisky
merchants. Several merchants had pur-
chased before the men were caught up
with. The whisky was confiscated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
on THE EYE or MS WEDDING.
Joe yaraia Was Arrested the Day Before
His Marriage.

ROANOKE, VA. Jan. 1S.-Special.-The
machines Of the Bonsac Clothing Compa-
nv are being removed to this- city and
placed in the Thomas block.
Joe Varaia. who was convicted of help
ing 20 burn the body of the negro Thomas
smith after he was hanged by the mob.
and who was sentenced 10 pay line Of
800 and serve one year in jail, was ar
rested last night while arranging to pro-
cure license TO marry Miss Annie Ste
vens to-day and was locked up. lie was
absent when tried and convicted, and says
ne can prove by 100 people Of Lexing ton
that he was there during the riot. His
story is generally credited as true, and
will be investigated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
KILLED WITH A RAIL.
,rcHT Ar sURaY COURTHOUSE
BETWEEN BRoTHERs.
Al. william X. M,Nenney Accepts '"'
vrcsidency OF the fe'ersn"'E ""'
,ssocla,ion--An Cd Resident

,rrrRSnlrRG. VA. Jan. iS-Spec'ai'-
,.nzo umnnicutt and Arthur hunnieu't'
81. brothers rcsidine near surry Court
,.. became involved in ight yes
ts, during which the former struck
t.,,c, on The head several times with
..,cc rail. knocking him scnseiess. and
..nc,inr wounds nom which he died
,, rlrht Alonzo WAS arrested this
.rrinc FOR murder. and committed to
SIZE county Jail. lie is a married man. and
t. some years was one OF the walters
., fho hotel az Surrv Courthouse. The
..~,Ies are negroes. The affair, IL Is said,
t.s caused much excitement among the
,oorcd people In the ncighborhood where
81 occurred.
The January term OF the Corporation
c.sft Judge u. NJ. Bernard presiding.
o.ucd this morning at II o'clock The
Grand Jury found eight prescntmcnts for
,.slrmcanor and ono felony. All the
rsf.ics indicted are negroes. with one
exception. There were convictions in
most OF the cases tried.
Nc.srs. r.. W. Collier and T.. A. Hart
iar were appointed by the court trustees
for thc Second Baptist church of this
afr The congregation Of this church are
now having "a very handsome place OF
Worship erected on the corner Of Syca-
moro and Oak streets.
About three thousand bags Of Spanish
PEANUTS were sold here yesterday and to-
day at nfty cents per bushel.
2ir William II. Mckinney. who was
elected president Of the Baseball Assoc
cation which was organized last night.
was waited upon to-day by committee
from the association and asked 10 accept
% the office. which he consented TO do.
Miss Mary Wingfeld. who IS the Oldest
r.rson IN Petersburg. VIII be nincty-two
years of age on Saturday next. and hci
friends propose to celebrate the event
~ giving her a pound party al hci
residences on Market street. Miss Wing
fe.d Is one Of the best-known ladic.
.n this city
chief Of Police Parkinson received to
DAY a LETTER from l.. II. Limbicy. o
Logan. Ohio. father of Flavius Limblcy
the lad who was arrested here "A few
days ago on suspicion. in which ne say
he has no money with which TO furnish
DTS son TO come home. and that he mus
look out for himself Enclosed in thu
Letter 10 Chief Parkinson was another
fo he wavward lad from his mother. VIII,
wrote 10 him I'm very tender words. RI,
boy who is only fifteen years of age, lef
lis home last fall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
ProDPrty Transfers

Richmond Alice G.. and W. A. Cren-
shaw to Ella NJ. Huddleston. q feet on
south side Main street, near Morris. s4.s25
William j. Duggins' executor TO Lewis a..
Duggins. 206 II II feet on west side Har-
rlson street. near Clay, and II IL IL feet on
same, near same. S640.50; j. Anderson Tay-
lors trustee to James +, Netherland. 80
feet on west side Ninth street, beyond
Leigh. $3.50.
Henrico: Northside Land Company 70
w. A. Rife. lot in square D. and lot ~
in square II. 500; same 10 Sarah NJ
Schoppert, lot 8 in square u. $2oo
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-.
not before or after the performances
The curtain IL gem OF the sceh,c
artists brush. A Venetian canal scene ~
used for centre picture. around when
are clustered the advertisements OF VAR,
Gus business houses. and railroad anu
steamboat lines In this city.
The curtain Is the work OF the Chicago
Scenic Company.
r. Help the Poor.
The concert TO be given at the Academy
of Music on January I'D, as benefit
for The poor OF this city will be most
attractive one In every particular The
programme includes selections by the
Blues Band, which will be under the
skillful leadership of Professor Stein. the
Gesangverein Virginia, and the best local
talent OF the city. The sale OF reserved
seats commences tomorrow morning. at Q
o'clock. at the Academy. Those who have
bought tickets outside can get them ex-
changed for reserved seats at the box
office
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the delay and Unnecessary ctsts he is
now subjected 10 by the courts on mo-
ton OF the hoidei OF s second lien--Roan-
okc Review.
The Nirginians naturally do not want
leaf tobacco taxed or course they 90
not. Time was when the poor farmer
could raise a patch Of tobacco anu trad
ths lcaf at the country store Tor sugar
and coffee. In le justice of things he
orght TO be allowed this privilege. for he
is producer, not manufacturer
AlcAGndria sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
NANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. ls.-Spirits tur-
pentine market opened and closed firm at
27Ac. for regulars; entire Offering stock OF
30 casks sold.
Rosin market firm for all grades ex-
cept pales. for which there is no de-
mand: sales, about 1900 barrels; quote
A. b. G, ID. and T.. 9Jc.; +. 81; G. Si.2Vu
Sl.2J. RI, SllOdl.i5; |. SLSD: X. $50; M,
s2.T5; n, 81; window-glass. %.25; water
uhife ~ "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
FINANCEANDC0MMERCE
IHE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
MONEY.
Offerings and sales att Richmond To-
bacco Exchange--Internai Revenue
Collecti,us-Foreign Adviees.

NEW yopK Jan. 1s.--The announce
ment ina, Secretary Carlisle would offer
SJO.Oo0vpD OF per ceii. bonus on >
per cent. basis, strengthened the stock
market at the opeh,In,s ~ pusa,,ess' ~
Some 80 ~ more timid of the shorts
rushed - rover. The local and foreign
buying res,,,t,d In an advance OF 4 10
15k per cont in which hOcK Island, st.
Paul Sur burlington, Louisville aud
Nasbviiio Manhattan. New England.
Inion psoitr ana Western Union were
most e-,'s,'tc,,ous When the London or
ders were niied the market began to sag,
and after a period OF extreme dizziness,
the fesrs renewed their attacks. They
sold tbe crangers, General Electric, and
Chicagn Cas their sales during the at
ternoon holm, estimated at between 13,prO
and yo a11 shares. These offerings. as well
as tho conddence displayed by the sellers,
discouraged the early buyers, ana nuliihed
iss,,o9 Gov AS to-day's market is con-
corned The decline from the top OF the
day wae enual TO "A to rs per cent. chi
Gao css dropped 2ls; Western Union,
~. Rock Island. >; General Electric, :;
Sugar. ~; burlington ana Suli'gy, ~
and ofbar active stocks "A 70 l per cent.
The market closed weak, but lsq'S per
cent ahove the lowest of the day. Net
changes for the day show losses Of y TO
TX Der cent, except in the cases of 81.
Paul Lake shore, Union Pacific, and
Tennessee coal and Iron, which made
FRACTIONAL gains. The total sales were
liz. irr, sharee Railroad and miscellaneous
bonds were active and strong.
Money on call easy at per cent; last
loan ~ per cent. and closing at PEI
cent. prime mercantile paper, 4u4lg, pei
cont mar silver, 50; Mexican dollars,
srH S,@rling exchange IS dull. with ac-
~ ,','s,,ees I'm bankers bills at ls3 70,
si,,,. dsys and is6ibd4s6% for demand
s S,NSy ct 4SIigdlS7lk; commercial bills
lSiSm4siis for sixty days and 4stqss3' (
Ca. dsn,and Government bonds steady
~ h,,Is ann. railroad bonds strong
eil,.e, ~ fhe hoard neglected.
treasury Balanccs-Coin, S1hsohoooi
currency, S3090iOo
.n.nnk QUOTATIONS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19

PARIS. Jan. B-The Cabinet will pre-
sent to the Chamber Of Deputies proposals
modifying the taxes on agriculture.
These proposals will be made within a
fortnight.
Tn elections Go hll eighteen vacancies
in the Chamber have been fixed 10 take
place on February 18th.
The Law promulgated to-day for the con-
version OF the IL per cent. rentes pro-
vides tina. they must he presented for
redemption between January 2ist and 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19

s9iaa39Xc.; southern, by sample. 40fi sc. !;
do. en- grade, 3yd4iNc.
Oats quiet: No. white, western. yJc. !:
No. = do. mixed. 32xes32c.
Rye slow: No =, 4Sc.: receipts. ~ BUSH
els: stock. 5000 bushels
Hay steady; good TO choice timothy,
Sl5ui6.
Grain freights quiet and unchanged.
Butter weak; creamery fancy. DC. do
fair to choice, 20d22c.; do imitation. 100
20c.; ladle fancy, i7disc.; good TO choice.
lJ1l6c.; rolls. fine, i5dl6c.: do. fair TO
good ilni2c.: stoye-packcd, l24l4c.
Eggs weak at lie.
Other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Batimore and Ohio stock 6sia
bid: North Carolina stock, 6Sl1 asked,
Consolidated Gas bonds. 112nll3; do.
stock. jis49J5h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19

The Rockets Democratic CLUB met at
Hogans Hall yesterday Tor 'ec @l-
~ani1ation. and elected the following ON
Gers. NJ. Beck, president; Daniel titz-
natrick. vice-president: William W. Can
non. secretary; Nicholas McGiihn. treas
,,rer: Daniel DrisweiI. sergeant at-arins.
The club will meet regularly at logan
Hall. No. 1910 Lester street. every Ahu's-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
an OFFICER ARREs1ED.
Cyclone samuels, of Henrtco' in 'n'
Clutches of the Law,

n, Monday Constable Samuels, familiar
l., l,novn as "Cyclone" Samuels, OF men
rico county, was arrested on TWO wal
rants sworn out by Mr.. 5. l.. valentine
charging him with trespassing on MS
fVolentine's) property and also with en-
terina the room of his valentine - Wlie,
The difficulty, as far as the facts coulu
be learned, originated on SATURDAY iast'
when Constable Samuels went TO MT.
Valentines house on Darlington street.
tc serve two warrants, one OF detinue
and one of attachment, sworn out by
Mr. 1 O. Dickerson. 1t seems that DICK
erson had made an assignment some tlrne
ago. and had sent horse ana COW anu
a sulkv and harness 10 Mr.. valentine 5
to be kept for him. He had some diff
Guilty with Valentine in regard 10 the
board of the animals, which resulted IN
a personal encounter between the men,
and Dlckerson was placed under bond to
keen the peace. He. thinking Valentine
would make away with his cow, sulky
and harness (he had previously removed
the horse) swore out the warrants and
placed them in Samuels' hands for exc
cution.
About 4:45 o'clock Saturday evening
Samuels went TO the house. and, accord
ing TO the statement of Emma Goode, a
colored servant, and Mrs. Valentine. came
into the dining-room. where the latter
was living on a lounge with her shoes off
and her dress unfastened, and read the
warrants to her. and also demanded the
property. Mrs. Valentine refused, and re-
uuested Samuels TO retire from the room
as she was sick and I'm no condition 10
see him. According TO her statement, the
Constable refused 10 leave. and in very
harsh terms demanded the property. Mrs
Valentine still refused his demand He
then went TO the front gate and called
Mr.. Dickerson to his assistance. In the
mean time the colored woman had locked
the COW up in the stable. and the Con-
without breaking the lock- He could not
obtain the keys. so he left.
Denies the Charge.
interviewed Constable Samuels rela-
tive 10 the matter. and he denied the
above report. and said that when he
went TO the house Mrs. Valentine came
out and shook hands with him. He dis
claims being rude or acting in a manner
unbecoming an officer or gentlemap.
Being prevented in the discharge OF his
duty. he warned Mrs. Valentine or the
consequences. and left.
IL was learned that warrants were out
for the arrest OF the colored servant and
Mrs Valentine. Mr.. Beveridge is the at
torney who will prosecute the Constable.
The charges and the specifications are
said 20 be numerous, but could not be
obtained yesterday. Constable Samueis
SAYS the whole thing is "a combination TO
persecute him, and in support of the
above Squire Larus said that the Con-
stable was not going to be prosecuted"
but prosecuted The case will be given
a hearing next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS. Jan. ls.-rlour about
steady; patents. S2.95Q3.I0; choice, S1.3o9
30.
Wheat higher; January. 56isc.; May.
6lAa6lsc.
Corn higher; January, 327sc.; February.
33lc.; May. 3iAc.
oats higher; May, 30lzc.
Professionalism mess, sl3.I5; on orders.
$li50
Lard-Prime steam nominal at $50.
Dry Salt Meats-Shoulders. $3.50: long
clear ribs, 1913; short clear ribs. $3.50.
Bacon--BOxed shoulders IAc.: longs,
7llc.. clear ribs. 1i.le77sc.; shorts, I%qiis
High wines steady az Sll5.
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call has been received by Rev. X. =.
Williams, the assistant rector OF OF.
pauls Episcopal church. 70 the church o.
the Holy Comforter In montgomery Hia'
Mr.. Williams has the can unuer iavola-
BILE consideration re S mas won .n wsal',
~. and they will give him up with deep
rsgret should he decide 70 leave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
HANDSOME NEW CURTAIN.
The Academy Adopts n Novel Pian--Con
cart 70 the Poor.

The curtain at the Academy OF Music
yesterday rose before large audiences at
both the matinee and evening perform
ance OF the Country Squire"
Mr.. Archie Boyd, as the kind.hearted
country squire. appeared to be at his
best, and he was we'll rewarded by the
applause bestowed upon him. Miss Ida
Stembler. as Daisy" was excellent.
a new and quite novel drop-curtain
was used for the first time at the matinee.
II Is modelled after those used by many
OF the northern theatres. and Is intended
to be used only between tho acts. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 1s.-Flour-Spring pa
's nafs barely steady; No = white. S21sc'
10 vyv;hsssNNo demand; No. red 5sq5slac
corn-sales large lower rates; No.
white BIC: No. yellow. 36ssc.; NO.
n Pork,-Mess, yi4; clear mess SIS; family
Lard steady: steam leaf. SIC; Kettle
dried. SIC. .,s 10 snort r,t
sides. nc: short clear. Sc
Whisky steady OF Sl.l3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
nAI,TIMoRE LIVE; STOCK MARKET

BNLIINDKfI, Jan. IS--beef-Vat
market not active. quality averages bet
ter: tops unchanged. other 1-nhc. lower ,
best beevcs, 4n6l4Ac.; generally rated first
quality, 4tsa45ac.; medium, 3G3ixc.; ordi-
nary, 2n2Hc.; most OF the sales from
2iec. 10 i@4c.: receipts, .6s6 head: sales.
1.34l head: the receipts of sheep and
lambs were 4,027; sheep. 2Gic. lambs.
3i.u re.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19

Belvidere Democratic Club met last
night at their hall. No. 62s south Bclyidere
street. After the usual routine business
President Bowers introduced Messrs. T..
A. Barber and j. c. Smith. who made
interesting speeches. The club adjourned
to partake OF refreshments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
SAILED
DEATHS.

BABCOCK.-Died. at his residence. "Ce-
dar Lawn" Henrlco county, Va, Tues
day. January 10, 1894, Captain A. q.
BABCOCK; aged fifty-eight years.
Funeral will take place from the Ma
sonic Temple FRIDAY, January 10, 1891
at . o'clock Il. NJ. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
eRArx AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Offerings-Wheat. 600 bushels; corn
(white) 500 bushels, oats, z.lp uuSneiS'
Sales-Corn (white), 200 Dusneis. co. .o
Ouotations-W heat-Longberry, &c. 10
G6i5c.: mixed. 62c. TO 66lsc; shortDerry'
csc. TO Gee. No red, sc. 10 o',ac 100 %
Corn-White. Virginia lbag lcAsl. t-c; .a 70
44c.: No. white, He. No. iaiAeu' -
oats-Winter (for seed, 34c; 70 SIC; no. no.
mixed, 34c 10 34lac.; No. mixed oSc.
10 1915.
Rye IDc. TO sc.
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WILMINGTON

steady: strained. Doc: good do, Doc.
Turpentine steady at &c.
Tar steady al SOC.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard, 81; soft
and yingin, SI6e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19

Cash Quotations-Flour quiet prices
easy and rather favor buyers; No.
spring wheat, 6Olsc.; No. red, tD1sc, NO.
, corn. 34s.M347sc No. oats, 21lzH2lAc.
nork. Sf3.22hGl3.25; lard, S1.s54I.s,
ribs' s6.6OQ665; shoulders, S6.25ao.ooi
sides. s7G750: whisky, si.l3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
- ftI y I
ARRIVED

PORT OF WEST POINT, Jan. is, 1884,
ARRIVED
Steamship Richmond Dole. New York
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Richmond, Dole, New York
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
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CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. 5 c., Jan. ls.-Turpen-
tine firm at 2In21i2c.
ROsin firm at 9Oc
Cotton market nominal; buyers offering
= less.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. is.-Fiour du'i ana
unchanged. x.r. No o red
snot' and January, 6iasq6i54c.; February;
Ssrcs;,i.c.: May, 69nG91Sc.; steamer NO.
red, 6ia6lAc; milling wheat by sample
ot Tor, firm. naked, spot. and January
A,nMiia.c': February. ANGLING: mercn'
80 hid: May. 43Sc. bid; steamer miAeo'