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HOW TO GROW OLD.
| Travel Constantly on Railroads. and Walt
for Death.
CPIttsburg Times

fPittHburg l1mes.t
III a man takes a ride Of the average
length--almost twenty-four miles-in a
railway train. in this country. what Is
his chance OF getting killedg According 10
the Interesting report OF the lnterstate
Commerce Commission just out, II Is one
chance in 1,4sl,sl0. II young man OF
20. Tilted by his sweetheart. should ee-
terminus to commit suicide without sin ~
getting accidentally killed In railNsy
accident. he might do IT, Certainly nc
m ne were TO get On a train as pas
senger and ride, ride at the rate OF 30
miles an hour. day and night, every noui
OF every day, and every day IN ShS ,s,,t,,'
ally get surcease from the gnawing pan,
al his heart somewhere In the course OF
passIng over 3. 54223Z miles. for, accoru-
ing TO these official figures. one passensea
Is Killed for every 35,5i2,2S2 miles that
passenger 10 carried. III, 10 In.
iured in some way eight and hree-iour,ns
times. or eight times, and OF pau 30 a., :,
II IL a little better than one cnaiiSc ~ ~,
three that he would come 10 an uhtihie'; =,
grave in consequence OF coiiision Du ss
n no preferrrd tn have the train run Oh
the trnck to XII! him, he would have oniy
one chance In nine TO be satisfied. Iils
nossibIe tourney would have taken hiH
around this weary world ana past w
place wnere she went 20 houses ia
with the other fellow i.i2l times ana
would have cost him. az the rate on
cents a mile and $3.50 night for slsep-
inc-berth. u ,Os1, Ol6.4s. In this meianchoiy
state OF mind he wouldn't care now nls
shoes looked. and the porter needn us
turb his grief for a daily quarter. . %
And when. after all his 1ourney u.s. IT., ~
his death. and giowGrIng out OF me WIN,
dow az every unsympatheuc roch VIA i
rnirht have fallen before the engine ~
cursing every vagrant browsing COW w
might have trespassed on the track aill
dido't. he finds az length tine golden ny
that opens the palace Of eternity. y.
IL a bigger chance than there are hsuiea
for that he will not be ready TO, 80.
For the scenery Of this word psc'i ~
Interesting after a while even u -
smi,ten with disappointment and ahsis
with an creation. There are many pretts
acousintanceE TO be picked mp IN ue
course OF a long journey also. ana tIne
Is great healer OF lovesickness' even
though a slow one. lie would be IN Il'
10Th wear By the time his desperate puI-
moss was achieved. and he would nave
more sens than he started with.
lie would have had leisure 10 feNt.
from time 10 tina on how his false s"e Z
hearts false teeth became her now nov
her rheuTatsm was whether gray haii
end spectaclas changed her much, ana
now she managed with those great-sFahd'
children Of hers.
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THE soRcERER OF The MINE"
The "Pawang Recognized Member oil
the Mining STAFF in Malay.
Pall Mall Gazette)


Miners IA all countries have been noted
Cor their spperstitious beliefs as 10 var,
Gus matters affecting their good or III
luck. Soothsayers, s0rcerers, or at ieast
lode finders were Ia past ages trusted 10
secure the satisfactory results which are
nowadays more reasonably hoped Tor on
the report OF the mining expert and en-
elnesr The latest survival Of BELIEF IN
the occult powers Of the "medicine-fnan
Or sorcerer is probably 10 be found IN
the Malay peninsula, which contains the
most important tin workings yet known
10 exist The individual who thus guides
his employers 10 fortune-or the reverse
T. known as a pawGng
untii the practical termination OF inde-
pendent Malay rule throughout the major
portion Of the peninsula. about nineteen
3earr ago, the pawang was recognized
member Of every mining stsff--ana recoe-
pied not pnfy by the nine owners. but
" the petty chiefs. who alternately en-
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An UngratefuI Son.

Thomas Talbot a Vincent alley court
youth. was yesterday committed TO Jail
for his mlschievous capers by Justice An-
derson, OF the Southwestern Station.
Thomas decided 10 reform IN Saturday, SO
the story goes. and, as an evidence OF
good intentions, asked his stepfather,
Amos Talbot, to inaugurate at supper
time the custom of saying grace before
meals The elder Talbot readily con-
scented. The spirit of young Tom was
willng. but the flesh was somewhat
weak. as the evidence before the Justice
proved. The head of the old gentleman
was no sooner bowed in thanks for the
evening meal. and his hands reverentiy
ciasped than Tom made a wholesale
grab at the victuals upon the table, and,
.snatching nearly all. ran into the street,
and in an instant was up Ia his chin IN
mischief q. tr.1
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live BET
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
It's excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
alive: efectudlly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation:
II has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medica.
profession, because it acts on the Md
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but il is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs
and being well informed, You will no.
accept any substitute il offered.
rto 4 tn The, Coioorfpfrl
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GRAIN AND COTTON. EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. January 8-OHer-
inks-w wheat. l.sig bushels. cprn lwftts),
- bushels: corn nnixed), 90 baah<is rye,
sAiesTwhea,. Its .sushelss oarn,lyhitel
0os busaeIs N-ri 81 ~ 4 rs 1000 II {
Uotgttons-W heat. Longberry elf6s'sc.
mixed. tzHegisc.; Shortberry. e0a6Sc. No
2 red. 654l65tkc
Coyn--whIte. Virginia. bag lots. ii@tc.
No. 2 White. F4t gee; No. mixed. an
42c
Oats~W'inter tfor seed) 3fnGc.; no.
mixed. sia}fse.: No 2. mixed, ScN55i.c j
Rye--50H5Jc
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CAIRO GONG TO SAN FRANCISCO.
uenyaker and His show VIII Move to the
Midwinter Fair.
Chicago Herald

0'hicaEO l1tTdiuJ
Isaac Benyakar and his cainels' MS
ooDkevs. MS mummies. MS men-serVahts,
his Nubians and his Nile maidenS, VIII
leave these sands in few days with their
tents. tomtoms, daggers. beads, water
hays. and goat-hides, and take up the
tourney across the Continent to The MID
winter Fair at San Francisco. ans
shreyyd man from the Orient secured lhe
cairo concessions at the California ar
and from it he plans to add the hnlshths
touches 10 the fortune he made al lhe
Worlds Columbian Exposition. lie goes
loaded with letters and testimonials an
when he swoopS down on the nsl'Is % ~,
the far West. the good words that nay
gone before will get him the rat OF the
land Chicago baners and travellers VINO
met Benyakar in Egypt give nun an lhe
GOOD words any honest man might craNr'
and lent their aid to him Ia his efforts 70
nry an opening, into the hearts and wal
lets of the people of the gold region.
The street at San Francisco WIZ De
about half large as the one at the " ora >
Fair. but it Will have all the features
that were shown here. There VIII be my
booths and the temple where the mum
mics will lie in royal state. The OLD HoQth-
chatting barterers ana all the thlhSs
which hacked the street until there WAS
not room for AN extra two feet. VIII hold
full SWAY The last batch Of attractions
will nearly fill a car on the santa re me.
Thus fades forever from view one OF
the most popular shows that Midway
had Ii was also the most profitable. AID
the proprietor does not hesitate 10 say
he coined money out Of H.
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KING 10 BENCULA.
The Merry Old Monarch and His Eighty
EuSom Queens.
blackburn Times)

ll5lAthBAill ] t4iANF'Y
The members OF the Colonial Institute
assembled on Tuesday at whitehall
Rooms 10 hear Mr. Archibald Il. Colqu-
HORN. the first Administrator Of Mashona-
land read a paper on Matabeleiand MT
CoI,,bouu cave an interesting descrip-
ton Of King 10 Bengua. 10 Behsuld-
literally The Defender and the bearer
Of many grandiloquent tues such as
THE Great Elephant me Eater VI
Mem and The Stabber Of the sun Is
Cd wears Of age. suffers from govt anu
is enormously tat and unwleldy III per
SON. which tends greatly to diminish MS
otherwise kingly appearance. lie Is cIoSe
upon feet weighs nearly twenty s'ohS
and rarely takes physical exercise, al
hou,,h ne hat in his early days been
active and powerful. He is man OF eN-
traordinarv character ana ablllty win
great power of work.
The descriptions Of 10 Bengula per
eonal aupearanCe range between lila' Vi
a most tfuculent and blOod-thirsty savage,
With q deadly cruel look in his eyes ana
q nlcasaut. miId-manncred old gentleman
vim q winning. child-like smile. II Is
rr,hahiv wise to adopt neither OF THESE
extreme portraits. His natural dlsposi,
ton is said by those who know MN wen
to be not cruel. but tne tAel'l0' - "i'
strained dcspotic power. surrounded Dy
intrieues. has led TO Indifference to NE
whenever it seemed to him matter oi
poIicy. or. as not unseldom. self-preserva-
lion Relations and friends at the Mata-
belle court alike have been removed wheh
found 10 be announcement In his cattle
kraal with his body wrapped In ~ coloreu
blanket and feet swathed In dirty Hammer
HANDBAGS I'm the midst Of dirt and as
comfort. and surrounded by skulls OF
slaughtered bullocks and marcy pariah
dogs the king was frequently to be seen
THE chief queen. LOsky, is typical OF me
eighty other=r Her massive form on the
occa sion Of War Dance in 1890 was
uartlv clothed In colored cotton sheet'
while from her waist hung black goat
gkin kilt. The head was encircled WIN
a coil Of pink beads. the meek WIN tiii'
brass. and iron chains, probably taken III
some OF the many raids on the MashonaS'
who. unlike the Matabele, have soVe
skin in working in these metals; on her
ankles and arms are more beads. When
in state dress during the War Dance
the queen presents a picture OF bright ana
effective colOrinS.
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pAr.MAKERs LEAVING DANsURY'
one FIRM Goes to Newark. Seeking Indc-
pcndsnec of Trades Unions.

ptNErEY. CONN. January S-The
Eat manufacturers have commenced to
,..vo out of panbury. Bcckerle * CO..
nh1 have tine largest hat-factory in Con-
f..ticgt and employ 800 hands am
r.ucsl to-day that they will move To
Newark y. j. The first shipment OF
machinery was made to-day, and the
uo1E of removal will be- done as eXpedi-
f.Isly as possible as the tun wants TO
f.t located n their new quarters IN time
8. ..r, work ON spring goods For the
pass .e years the pay roll Of this iim
has exceeded 10000 annually, ana the
loss So tho city los It's removal will he in-
-alculablc Ia Newark the firm viii run
tts factory Independently Of trades unions
rom,thing 1t has found impossible to do
!. nj. .itI
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z 3. 'H e s.o vi is sa''' ss , sysss q

g sr 'f g GOOD i5 '' s ssS , syessd e
iec ~
F:ggs--DsilI and weak at 9ac.
cofIee-Steady: Jao cargoes. fair ,<,
1875: No. =. 19sc ~ tl1isl -'', ~
sigar-Steady Z. granuiste3f Eef
Copper-Ste3dy, reaDcd. &c
Whiskey- steady At ;i.A4igT
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January e--The v,.i,,l.
ply statement was toe lfas1.ranf e.sstf
IN the wheat market to-day. Befora 4, ..sr r
posted prices advanced Amer N -. Hs
ted they declined. MAY what opsr.t =.
6flc.. advanced ITO s71sc ds<F,a.~l y.
size. reacted. aud clOse1 at CssSc-s 80
loss OF &C. for the day. Nv
Corn followed wheat bat ihe Yanee 49,.
smaller. Prices advascef stssut 80 800
the opening, then rseeled Nc, anA oleset
a fraction under Saturday ''
Oats4-rhe decline In wheat ans -.
caused a resultant weakness In thts 49,
ket The market closed a trlfe 49,.
| than Saturday.
Provisions were strong AL thrs,,,a a..
session. There was general Ssfn.,r~I
TO buy. Smaller receipts Of hoes NJ
expected and high prices for them ,,-
nished Arm basis tor prOvislonT m.
| cash demand WAS fair for both dorues,i.
| consumption and continental export ~
receipts were light. and the shipments
cash quotations: Flour dun. with n,,o..
| barely steady. No. wheat, SIC ~,
red, 6t4e. No corn. 20. No osf.
2Sasc. Pork, .t3o2.z&f3oii4. Lard. uSs
sCj Ribs. s,0d6H. Shouher-' LFa,
ESQ sides, S.1s7s> whisksy. rK
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-r.1rIMonE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. January S.-Baltl
more ana ohio. stock. g., bid; Baltinor'
and Ohlo Southwestern firsts. lg2 bi1
20 frst incomes. 90. bid; second incomes
- asI,,d: DO. third incomes, Z. asked
Consoilaatcd Gas bonds. ll2iz; do stock
lillltM
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, o., January s-Fiour--
spring patents. gsoas So: family. ;,5os
Whea,-steady at $50. for No. ? ~.
Corn-pull; No. > white 0c; 40.
mixed. 36iac.
Pork-Job rates. mess. 'lA's, clear mcst.
Lsr'd-siea,ls, steam lear. Sc; bat.
S}to.
rib sides. NC. short clear slides. |lc.
WhlsNey-N 10.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO. January S-Fiour finn
bat quiet patents, S29-G5lo; choice. 500
Wheat-Firm but lower; January @'e:
Corn~Ihe same as SATURDAY January.
49,. February Skc.; May g'sc.
Oats-loWef May. She
pcrk-Standarl mess. $50; ON orlefs
Jard-Prlme steam nominal az use.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders. SiH Jones
and clear ,ibs. $50. shorts b..0
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. &c. longs, thc
clear ribs, likc., shOrtH. Nc
THE COTTON MARKETS..
LIVERPOOL. January S.-Noon Cotton
In fair demand with prices steady: Amer
can middling 4 5-i6d. Sales. llOO hal
American. 1920: speculation amt export.
LOO bales Receipts. l,oo0 bales, all Amen.
can Futures steady demand m9ie,str
American middlins, 10" mldlhtg
clause January and f,buaV.
i9-etd.: February AMI March, I .l-yii.
March and April. g-6il Aprl sni MAJ.
4 Esd May and June, li-tsd.; June anl
July. 4 26-Gld. also 4 G-6id.. July ana
cleaTings were $500 bales, new docket.
and l1Ug bales Old
~. T-American milillng faif. }-'e' /;
good fair. 4isd.. miliiinr. ISL: low m'l-
ding nd, good orliinrt, ~ .i1'niil -
l5-i6d.; January. 80 -i.@f 'thi-
arg and February. .0-6' . .l-ttL Won.
rt,lry aud March. 4 2l-5i, .,-6ti.i NInn
and Abrii. Z 23-Gid. buyers. Arf.l trf
My. 27-6id. sellers. Miy and .un..
Z gf-6tni 27-Gid.: june an0 only. 4 g..
1-sid July and August. = a-Gii. sa
ers: August and September. & .l-''i, t.-
era. Futures closed steady
+ NEW YORK. January S-ca,ttn stel :
T mlddHng Gulf. $ I-ilc.. miltlIIf lp
3-iGc. sales. 2ll bale Futures g.
nrm sales. 2iL@9 bales a. ll';
+ February. Syi, Aaren; Fi, a.. '....
May. $50. June, A5'i july. lAH' ..'
Total consolidated net receipr to.af.
ali ports. 2SmG bales EXPORTS. or .l
Britain. 7,ni bales france 'Ao
. continent 25.35 b1isai H'2eh, -'- -
Totals SO Gar this wlok: Net rcr'f
r1lot bales. exports. Great Britain
bios. France. iO.lH b4iss; 'oh.nr'i,
Co. bales.
NEW ORLEANS. January s-'ia
"' NAVAL sTORE MARKETS
WILMINGTOE. b. g.. Jan11ry
! poeln firm. strained svc., good strain
q-c.: H. 81 10: J., SO, G.. SO. IT. u
,,-,It al NJ, crude turD.ntIr' o..
hard. $40: soft and vir'in. tts
! SAVANNAH. GA, Jllulry t~NrN
/ turpentine opened hrm az p, -r ~
llrs. and closed steady alu uh'htI
Rosin opened Qui't fpr lr f..Nts..
/ Grm Tor VI and below y. is. o., ,tn
s-r p. 500: =. sLCj; G. N1. IT. 81
I si m. X. $3.50: ". 8l5. ~ $50, Nln4n"
plnss. 1855: water-white. go.
! CHARL ESTON. 5. G.. Jfnulry '
/ for good strained.
.-us-s-.--ss<.-.-->.--~s-s- r-.,7s- - - -
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BAKER. -Died, Gt-his home ON the Nine
Mile road. near the city, on SUI ~. jon
uary Z. 1sSi MARTIN jtfbi ttaO-'
BAKER. IN tire Gun year Of his 'S7.
Funeral from HE home. and 'ntcrment
IN Oakwood yesterday al T.. H.
DosWEIL.-D.ed. on SATURDAY, Janu-
airy G, 1884, ir FraGcricksburg, Vs.. At me
residence Of her parents. /. Z. and l.. =.
boswell. FANNY BOSWELL. IN thc slst
year Of her age.
MAKTIN.-Dic Monday, January s.
1894. at T. NJ. II her residence. No. 1850
McDonough street. Manchester. Va. OF
consumption. Mrs. MARY j. MARTIN,
daughter OF Pleasant Gocde. in the iith
year OF her age
Lord
list church WEDNESDAY, January 10Th.
Friends and relatives invited. 10 at
tend.
please copy.
o'sULLIVAN.-Died, in Jesup Ca, on
January g, 1895. in The 9Th year Of his age,
JOHN j. O'SULLiVAE.
Funeral notice IN morning papers
STILI..-Died. at the residence of her pa
rents. Leigh street, Chesterfield county,
January eth. at twenty minutes past G
O'Clock. SONORA NJ. STILL. In the Ssth
wear OF her age. daughter OF Sarah H..
and Ithman SIN.
II Is well with my soul.
Funeral viii take place THIS TuesdaD
MORNING ut II o'clock from the above
residence.
Friends and acaualntances are respect.
fuzzy invited TO attend.
TAI.LEY. Died, at the home OF her
grandson, J. q. Carter. at Fair Hin. AL
bemarle county. Monday the sth OF Janu;
AIRY. at 1880 y. NJ, Mrs. ELIZA FRAN
CEs TALLEY, In the ssd year. Of her
age.
The notice of the funeral In wednes-
days paper.
WHARToN.--Died. at her residence,
No. sos north Fourth street, Sunday
morning. January 5th. at $50 o'clock,
Mrs. LUCY IF. WHARTON mother, OF
Mrs. Isaac W. Tomlinson, In the 18th year
OF her age
Funeral took place from the above resi-
dence Monday evening ut . o'clock. In
terment at Hollywood.
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cLAeKsvILLE TOBACCO MARKET

GAINESVILLE TOBAttU MANNLI J.
GAINESVILLE. TENN. January G.
Stock end of last month. 1899, G92f. ls92'
1909
Ouotattous-c Common iugs. slDaLf5. me-
dunn lugs. Sj.O0ll550: good lugs. Sp.15usp0;
common leaf. $5.251l6 .: medium leaf, $50
az 90: good leaf. $S00Q900: fne leaf, 500
OIL 70. selections, $l2O0fti400.
Above quotations are for old, 1872. crop.
Receipts In December. 17S hoesheads.
Sales In December. 643 hogsheads. ship
msnts In December. LIB hOgsheads. In
sold stock January lst. 1863 hogsheads.
Sales this week, III hOgsheads. Market
unchanged aud firm.
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wait for the Mn.
bnhIrnro inter OCEAN.

Patient. Doctor. ali these remedies B
have taken 20 reduce my faeh have only
added 10 IL instead.
Doctor: Yes. but wait until give you
the bill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-09

Mrs. Newlywcd: / have read every book
in my husbands library. I really don {
know what to 10 for something new 10
read.
Mrs. worldly: Why don't you get an
other husband
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orders for printing seat 70 the Dis
patch Company viii be given prompt at
fentiop, and the style OF work and prices
wflI b sure 10 p5cast you:
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Funerai Notice.

The funeral OF w. G., MALLORY will
take place THIS MORNING at II O'Clock
services at the grave IN shockoe- Hi
cemetery. II.
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Above 10 exact representation OF Calcul re-
ferred 10 IN this ststsment Tho largest ons
are retained by physiciens and canao, DO shown
mere; one 81 tnem ~ described as being me siLo
and shape Of an almond.
Prominent physicians in every part OF
the United States prescribe Buffalo Ii
thia Water. and pronounce it Of the
greatest value in Bright's Disease. Rheu-
matism. Rheumatic Gout. Diabetes, and
Nervous Prostrstion. DR.. William A.
Hammond says it is better than any
other ithis water.
Water in cases Of one dozen half-gal-
lon bottles, IS +. o. b. at the Spnngs
DEscRlPrlvE PAMPHLET SENT FREE.
THOMAS +. GOODE,
lgr - ,isFe Proprietor.
ja9.lt Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va
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RICHMOND PERPETUAL
BUILDING, LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
esa EAST nAw STREET. sonHwSsr conSEs
TENTH.

This company, the pioneer In tho city. has de
clared It's USUAL sEMI-ASNUAL DIVIDEND
OF FIVE pEk CtNr.
FOR FjKsf-CI.ASs AND PERFECTLY SAFE
INVESTMENT there IL NOTHING TO SURPAss
THE STOCK or filIs CoAPAN 4. Fer parties
desiring 20 OWN ROME ths RICHMOND
PERP. sTUAL BUILDING, LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY Offers the BEST iSDUctMENIs-.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED on which . LIBERAL
RATE or INTEhEsT win b allowed.
A LIMITED NukBER or SHARES can %
Ar Any INFORMATION VIII BE- chserfuily fur
nished at our once No Gee MAIN SIkEEf.
Z. ID. sTARKE. President.
u. MTTTELD0HfRR, Vice restd9ut
WILLIAM LovgNsrEIN, Cashier
Dc ex-su, fu, Th3m
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,,c-,,,ovn srocK MARKrT

RICHMOND. VA. January S.-Sales
ga Centuries az 557b; Y shares Union
rank at iig:- 10 shares Union Bank al
ia: leo Richmond city 5's at 1912. Clos
Ing quotations:
Government Securities. I'D. ASKED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-09

The WEATHER IN RIoHaoSD YESTERDAY
was clear and cold.
The sky at midnight was obscured by
dense clOud-
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popr or NEWPORT NEWS, JAN. Z
ARRIVED.

Steamship pocahon,as. Deyo. NoitVIh'
nsssf oeers and general cargo, J. Wti'''
ger. superintendent
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NARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FRonAlL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WORLD
Prices of Money. Bonds. Stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. @r.. and tho
Weather IndIcaticnA

tby telegraph % Tue DIspatclJ
p WAsHIN1ToS. d. c.. January 8. -
IclnDmIForecast for virginia: Increasing
$500 cloudiness; showers in southern
portion Tuesday afternoon or
Tuesday night; slightly warmer weather /;
variable winds.
North Carolina: Increasing cloudiness
and showers. slightly warmer weather I;
east winds; showers tonight and Tues
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-09
pIruMoNp TOBACCO MARYEr.

RICHMOND, VA. January No auc-
ton sales to-day.
private sales--Ifilers. &c. cutters. q;
wrappers. 5. Total, 46 hogsheads.
Revenue Collections; 81
Cigars and cigarettes .........-.. Alh "
Tobacco .".........ss.....'.'s'.' sf~it 10
=. t.a
Total ..........!........... .....l..2 S}Si5 -
Very little business was done to-day,
though there was a continued good IN
quiry for common filters. ;. There VIII be
good sales OF brights Tomorrow az All the
Warehouses, and some fine cutters VIII
be offered Also dark sales. Exporters
saw they can now double their orders
here. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-09
m,RrNg INrELLIGhNcE.


Steamship old Dominion. Coush. Ne"
york merchandise and paHenstfs' -
". Allen q CO.. agents,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-09
popr ~ WEST POINT. JAN. 5 lAh
hN+'' ARRIVED.

popT Or WEST POINT JAN. . l'-|
ARRIVED. ...--....
ests, mship Danville. Murphy, liaitHn''''
naeeengprs and general cargo. -, y,rt.
Steamship Richmond l1ie. ~"
Dssgcngers and general eaf5'' ,,,,,i,,ors.
sfsaraship Fairfax. March. biii"i'''e'
ma gsangers and general caro- at Wd.
'efeSmshfp HagTowgate, hiaDtnl' W"
tningron. 20 load cotton.
SAILED. -
Steamship Fairfax, A9rcp. l,3', .ssy6
Norfoil,. Dasseng.is aud gns,4i ~.
'St.s,nsbin RfchmOnd. Dole. New iD..
via Newport News and Noft2iS'
gers and general cargo r,.usr,ere.
steamship Danviiie, Matptf'
ma ssengprs ana general caibF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-09

schooner James Baird, Nori"le. A.,
British steamship l@rtsn, lo"'i' ~"
Erltish steamship Transit FERN. li'.''
Eritisb steamship Chinese Ii''''
Charleston. :. q. 49,,
british steamship Iona, Neas.l, a......
british steamship Odk4eaf FV''
Noto--Arrival OF Rappahannock r'p1i
saflr,lav VAS an error should nave
SAILED.
gr,iIsh steamship Iona. London. o..
British steamship Can - 4i'''
British steamship Transit ki,s'l'' ,...,.
Britisn steamship Barton, To" p -''
Schooner Elwood. Harlow, Pr q,'.,. ~
I;rftlsh stcamcap Otkleh'' 4l.D''"
American steamship Ofi9Nb Do'