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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
TIE COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Jan. 3i.-Cotton dun;
middling gulf. : J-iG; middling uplands.
i-l6: sales 4li bales. Futures closed
barely steady: sales. 49, .TOn bales. Feb
ruary. 7.76; March. Isl; April. 80; MAY
I.s5: June. SOB; July, 500; August S.ll'
September. 1.9s
The total consolidated net receipts on
cotton reported to-day from all ports
were % .G5p bales: exports TO Great i'ri-
tain, l0.25l bales; Continent. 1910 bales
stock. i.V'2. 2i8 bales
Total so far this wcek-Net receipts,
- SJS bales: exports 20 Great Britain,
4S.52s bales; France. 2.i2o bales; Con-
tinent. A. 75 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 3i-Cotton fG-
lures were weak: sales 81. >o bales: Feb
ruary 10: March. 80: April, 80. May,
Us: June. 7.6T: July, "a; August, -.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 3i.-Noon. Cotton
Moderate business al easier prices, Ameri-
can middling. ~. sales. 10000 bales
American. 92r bales: speculation ana
export. l,ooD bales, receipts. 2,pp bales,
all American. Futures quiet ana demand
moderate. February March. ! l2-l
March-Aprii. I l5-ti April-May, 1861
May-June. I 1864; June-July, ! lo-oi
July-August. I 2l-Gt
I =. M-January- February. 4 g-O4,
sellers: February March. 4 i2-6l. sellers
March-April 4 l3-64ni AGA. April-May
4 1884. bu,<,rs. May-June. 1854, sell
ers: June-July. is-G4G4 1851: July
| August. 2O-6l buyers. August-Septem
| Der. 4 2l-Gi,Nl 22-6l September October
1 2O-6i buyers. Futures closed barel.
| steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
ON 4SERIOUS CHARGE.
Beverly Crunp, of New Kent. Arrested for
Attempted Assault.

Constable George Tate Of New Kent
was in the city Saturday, en- route 10
Pocahontas, where ne went to arrest
Beverly Crump, a young white man of
New Kent who is wanted there on
serious charge. Mr.. Tate for some reason
remained in the city Saturday and Sun
day. and did not leave for Pocahontas
until Sunday night The reason for this
delay could not be learned. The consta-
BILE. however. was armed with "A warrant
for the arrest of the prisoner, who was
overhauled at Pocahontas after wandering
around considerably
Reports from New Kent indicate that
much excitement prevails in the neghDof-
hood where the alleged offence was com
mitted. and that violence at the hands
of some Of the citizens of the cOmmu-
nifty is feared.
According to the reports young trump
who is the son of "A well-knOWn citlZeh
i'm the county. attempted criminal as
sault upon young lady named MISS
Moore who is a school teacher about
three miles from what is known as lhe
cross Roads. and about five miles from
New Kent Courthouse.
The young lady is connected with prom
inent people i'm New Kent, ana Is held
in high esteem by those who know her.
woman went 10 the young lady as
sistuuce and threatened to notify men III
the neighborhood
Crump is said 10 have then gone into
the house. 10 have broken open the
Young lady's trunk, and 20 nave taken
therefrom some money and a cheeh pay
able TO Miss Moore's order. He attempt
ed TO get the check cashed al luhs'ai, >
DEPOT. but the storekeeper 10 "hoih ne
applied refused TO cash II, on the srouhu
mar i, was not properly endorsed. Young
! Crump then went over 10 Hanover 'ou'
house whence he disappeared. 1t was
believed that he went TO Baltimore, and
II is understood that a reward was
offered bv the friends Of the young lady
for his capture He was finally caush'
at Pocahontas. as stated above, anu the
authorities of New Kent notined'
IL was reported that the authorizes
had appointed twelve men TO go to every
| train that would likely bring IN ,h'
officer and prisoner, by way OF pous
euard TO prevent anything ike Nloieii00
| Constable Tate stated, while here ina
he would carry the prisoner 10 Ne" ~, -
| Courthouse by way OF Qulnton, ils'e"u
| of Lanexa. for safety, though tne o.,
station is considerably nearer une PO'
| Of destination. ,r,o Times
In renIv To a query from Inc nm
| the following telegram was feeriNeu =,
pocahontas. Va, last night beNelH
-, ,,bi,o of New Kent county, wa
'''Da bere by Town Sergeant NJ.
go ,o,. felony on a telegram IRON
1pis' Doc Jr.. chief of police of Rich
,,,d and left here this morning W. I
wrnodward sheriff Of New Kent county
| having him in charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
rHE CLOSING Quotations or
Monty
Offering. and sales at the Richmond To-
ba. co Exchange -Internai Revenue
Coilections-Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3l.-There was an
approach 10 stagnation at the STOCK TX
change to-day, only little over ll''s"
shares having changed hands. ~ me
opening of business prices were higher,
except for Union Pacific, when was de-
pressed on sales for London account
II was reported that the stock ana junior
mortgage holders viii nave 10 DE- pre-
pared TO make sacrifices Of importance
under the new reorganization plan. an
assessment Of any where from Sl' 10
So Is looked for on tho stock, Whlch zen
TO lH., a decline OF ~ per cent Lon,
don sold between i've and six Thousand
shares. Distiling and Cattle feellns
was another weak spot, the refusal OF the
House 10 increase the tax on wnlskl
having caused a decline from 21ls TO 2'''s
on sales 81 HOOD shares. The general
list cut loose from the stocks named ana
advanced anywhere from :. TO IN per
cent. Delaware and Hudson Leading.
This stock sold up To 1855 on the publ
cation OF the preliminary report Tor l~'''.
which shows nearly iu's per cent. earned
on the stock The Nanderbilts displayed
more strength and advanced :, to ~, per
cent. the latter In Nickel pate for LIST
preferred. Louisville and Nashville ana
other southern stocks were comparatively
frner than the remainder Of the list,
the Nanderbilts excepted. Railway and
business matters, according 10 some au-
thorities. are looking up I'm the South,
and southern securities respond readily
10 buying orders. The changes IN the
active stocks outside OF those mentioned
We're slight The dizziness OF the market
was a disappointment as It was thought
in certain quarters that the enormous
subscriptions 10 the new government
bonds would start up speculation At
once. The total subscription by New YORK
and Boston capitalists amount 10 over
/ fOrty-six millions. out OF grand to'al
/ OF fifty millions offered. The paucity oil
| business under the circumstances was !
| sad disappointment. In the last hair noun
| Of trading the market was firmer than a
| anv other time OF the day. The closlni
was firm. with prices isn33- per cent
| above Yesterdays finals. Railway an'
! miscellaneous bonds were strong. lh
| sales embraced 10000 shares os llste'
and 5000 hares unlisted stocks.
Treasury Baances-COin, S6-,HS3VVo
currency. 34.Nl2,vD
| Money on call has been easy at ! pc
cent. last loan at | per cent. ana clOSini
offered al ! per cent; prime mercantli
paper. iM4ik per cent. bar silver, JOYS
Mexican dollars. 5}A. Sterling eNchang
is duh. with actual business In bankers
bills at 4S4IsM4S5 for sixty days and 4Sb,
| M4s7: posted rates 4SJlsd4sS FOR demand
commercial bills, 1871 for sixty days an
1867, H4S6la for demand. Government
bonds steady State bonds dull Ran
road bonds firm Silver at the board wa
| neglected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
4GREAT MEETING.
An Interesting Programme for the Young
Peonl.,. gathering Sest Tuesday.

The mass meeting at the First Baptist
church next Tuesday evening is for the
benefit of al The young peoples societies
in AN the churches of Richmond and
Manchester. and the question Of young
peoples work ia the church will have in
teniee., discussion. Rev. J. r. Becky
OF phrodelphia. the principal speaker
Of the evening. is one OF the ablest
pulpit orators in the country and a
leading man in his denomination.
lie is well versed in the subject Of
young peoples societies and the question
box a. conducted by him. is not only
instructive hut highly entertaining.
The programme is being so arranged
that All nresent may take some part in
tho overcises and the music will be a
pleasant feature. The printed pro-
grammes will contain "a short responsive
reading and large number OF hymn
books have been procured for the occa-
sion
Rev George Cooper will conduct the
opening praise service, and Rev. IN.
james Y Fair. Roy. Jabez Han. and
other prominent ministers win take part
I'm the programme, and every preacher
i'm the city will be- invited to come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
To Try The New Organ.

There will be an organ recital tonight
at st. Marks church. and singing by
some of our best home talent.
The church has recently purchaser
very handsome and sweet-toned pipe organ
Of two manuals, from Hook q Hastings,
of Boston. Mass, and it will be exhibited
tonight.
There will be no admission charge. ana
all the friends of the church are cordially
invited.
The church choir is composed of Miss
Dashiell, organist Miss Florence FRANKLIN
and Mrs. II. r. Wilkinson, sopranos MISS
Buckner Armistead. contralto; Mr. I'm
NETT Meade. tenor. and MI John W.
Quarles. basso. and the music OF the
church Is very pleasing and we'll rendered
The young ladies of the church viii to-
night also serve Silver Tea in the lee
tule-room OF the church from 10 10
o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
To Conservative Investors.

The United Banking and Building COM
many, 81 east Main street, offers Tor sale
a limited number OF the shares OF IT'S cap
ital stock fully paid and non-assessaole,
at so per share. The company pays Oh
the cost OF this stock cash DIVIDEND Oh
per cent per annum. payable semi aii Il.l-
ally on the LIST days OF January ana July
OF each year. The stock further par w
mates i'm the profits of the business, and Is
redeemed by the company at its maturity
(Which is estimated TO be about elsnty-
four monthsl at 500 per share, regardless
a. the cash interest already paid the hold
or thereof. This company is weil-man'
aged Institution, and we commend ITS
shares TO the investing public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01

The Hanover Troop OF Cavalry has been
reorgdnized. and it now numbers forty-ohe
men. An election Of officers was held at
the Courthouse on Monday, over Nhlch
LiCutenant-Colenel Ecker presided. IL rr-
suited in 1he selection of Second Llen'e'l-
ant Feutol holland as cal iein' Dir. "e"rse
Keith Taylor. first lieutenant. ana -. -.
Alexander. second lieutenant. Captain
holland has been attached TO The troop
since its first ORGANIZATION. Mir Taylor
Is deputy clerk OF Hanover county ana
Nj Alexander holds the Office OF sheriff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
r,uv COTTON LETTER.

rho following Is the daily cotton T ,e..I
81, AZ Ktrood. Violet < Co. Of New orr.
by private wire to 9. w, rk Sran to-day has
the I lyGsor' estimate Of consumption
been be Great Ei Britain Of $1,000 bales WEEKLY si
s surplus stocks Of English sp baes last as
~ ~, 90 bales, against Zy ,gcss S of 40 900
year, ssainst 9GI .Ooo bales THIS s.lhh 1,t
, naiss' oar market at the opening. WHEN bH,
l MAS points higher than last ea aRsn' and
the market soon liot began Samn 70 ! points below
prices wels cinsing This was followed
YESTERDAY very' and the market closed :
points by higher than the lowest s sc,a@s
liverpool was expected no,y TO po pg s They
points ,hIo',htless favorsbly affected %, py
were aou rnnort of consumption. The
Ellison movement published by New
s Grlsams for twelve leading points IN INC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
Nr.v voRK pRoDrcE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Flour quiet anu
easy. winter wheat. low grades, S2.VOd
2.I5; patent. s33eG,,.Go: minnesota clear,
80 .f,dr2 80. patent 81. Si0435. low eN-
tras. S2O5a2.45. Southern flour dull ana
easy: common 10 fair extra. S2Wn5'voi
good 10 choice do, S.lDHi@.
Wheat fairly active at lac. lower ana
weak: No. red. store and elevator 10y?
G65Ac.. ahoat 67n6Ihc Options dull
at knLc lower. closed weak, with cables
easier: foreigners selling and longs rea-
lizing: February, 6assc; March WAC
NAV. 6S1sc. .e.,
Corn dun and weaker No. >. i2In43c.;
elevator ilc afioat Options dull ana
unchanged TO re. lower, closing weak :
February. 42alc., March, 44isc. May
Oats duh and steady; February. &c.
March. 34'Sc: May. 3i3sc.; No. white
February, 36lac. Spot-No :, 34c.f 80.
. white. 36I9c.; mixed western "i""oc
white do, $4,000. o,g.-
good 10 choice. SuWc.
Wool steady and fair To active do
nestle 2Od25c.: pulled. l0n2Jc. 900.
Reef firm and quiet: family, SllWh
400. extra mess, SS.OOQS.5u; beef hams
| dull and firm at Sl6.JOu 100; uerced beei
| inactive; city extra. India mess, SivVV1
| 1000. cut meats steady and quiet. plckl I,,
bellies. 1913. shoulders, Sb.JO; haihs' SLOW
| middles nominal ,.
Lard qliiet and closed steady. Futures
| nominal city. +N.bV. Reilnth pWctf t'i''
| tinent, Ss.25: South America, $3.50; COM
| pound S6.5O0662ia
Pork In moderate demand and steady
! mess Sl42jNl475.
Butter in fair demand: fine creamery
hrmer. state dairy. lGn22c.; DO, cream
erv 1Sd22c western dairy. l3i4n iic.
DO. creamery. lsQ27c.; Elgins, 2Dlga-'c
Cotton seed oil dull and steady.
Petroleum quiet. Refined nominal.
Rosin dun and steady ,,
Turpentinc quiet and steady at ~l@43i g
Rice moderately active and steady; 10
nestle. fair to extra, 3Anj3sc, Japan
| iH4iac -, -,
! AOlasses-Foreign nominal, Ne" UT
! leans quiet and steady al 3OG3oc
| Peanuts quiet. fancy hand-picked' 5Ac
Coffee-OptiOns dull AT jnlO points
down: March. $1,000. May Sl5O9i July
Sl5lO. September, 81. IOa l4.13. spot ki'
dun and nominal: No. :. $40.
Sugar-Raw duh and steady fair rem
ing. , il-iGc. Refined duh and steady
so 10. 3 5-f6d3iac.; standard a, LILO.
pc: cut-loaf. l3-lCu5c.; crushed
! / iB-iGH5c.. graduated, ll-lVH4hc.
Frelghts 10 Liverpool quiet ana STEADY
cotton. 5-32d. asked: grain, 81. asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
Transacted Routine Business.

rho Committee on Cemeteries held It's
monthly meeting in the Council Chamber
last evening. with Mr.. John X. Grimes in
the chair number OF bills were or
dered TO be paid and the payroll for the
month was approved.
The Committee On Fire Department met
AT the same time and decided to recon-
msnd TO the Council number OF permits
fer the erection II frame buildings
The application of w. II. Brown. who
applied COR a rdnit 10 erect wcod-shed
az Twenty-scverth and Marshall streets,
will be reported adversely. IL appeared,
however. during the isclssion that the
shed had already been cftcted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
Charred With Wall ROhhing.

John Starke, a negro. WIS arrested yes
terday by Deputy United States Marshall
Ballard ON "A warrant sworn out by POST
Onnce Inspector ". A. Brown charging
him with stealing a mail pouch containing
a registered letter from the mail-erane
at Enersons station ON the Chesapeake
and ohio railroad.
The accused was brought before COM
missioner Henry Flegenheimer, and IN
the absence OF witnesses his eXamina-
ton was postponed until Monday next,
and in default of bail he was committed
TO jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
co,.Nrnx pnoprcE-wHoLEsALE.

y
,,,,,ar Receipts Of medium grades
.,.l' and nrices extremely low ana DE.
..,a99d Iight Extra grades sell larry wen
-, n,,otatious White. oyer-NOfhen buit'r
hard TO sell at any price. me puy W..
are as t tolloy' l5 Ss4ey choice choice family
..1orkea, iSG20c.. choice store patkthl.
,rl,,sc medium store (pacFed, iyf~,s,'
choice rolls. l7alsc.' common 10 ia" '''''
i'tl2o. For tie last two weeks eggs have
hee1 AMI al l2fii2 lie. but on account "
Inc late cold snap they are lll"r nso'
active aud about / or ''",n ',n,,'
The present quotations are ~ .',os'
near by and fresh, l5H iie'; III "eri
sresh and clean. lSc.; In Darres anu
oo ne,,,, rtes r'{edeipts OF dressed poultry
are light and demand only ialr ~ ~
poultry rather duh and ilt,is ivn s'l nt.',,
iowlng are present prices Chlckens uis.t
ner Mound s09c. ducks tivel, per ppui'.
salOc.; hens dive. per pVuiu' 49,,
geese dive. per head. W4y9c. tD"a 100
old, per pound. W'c. 'u'nS ,,s nens nor
blerO. per pound, sryc; i've mems, 20
hound sdiOc. dressed hens. pei you.nt1,
i2lfigc dressed gobbiers. per lounn, ~
lie; chickens (drcsseil, large ~ S'" NJ,
7n9c.; chickens ssmalD. per "a ,n5i5cs
i2c.: ducks (dressec). per I.nn1, ~ ti,.'
geese dressed. per pounds u'e'' 'a'D''S'
urr piece lNfllc ,.~,n-
~ rnits.1 1pples are active and higher.
RfPelHfg OF OidfSs. dtf mn - go
loy OuotAtiOns are as toiiONs no,ce
Albemarles per barrel. S1eiNi sno.s
i5.n Davis. per barrel. S,FfSii snoice
Winesaps. per barrel. Ss.~I<i; gooi me
sans Der barrel g. 75rSJ: johnson "intsr'
ner barrel. y3n4: ORANGES. cholfe vr3n.s'
las 40 .9Js. Si.5)ltSi.t5. choice RusseI,s'
iSgs 10 nos. ssh,sl.6): choice "s 70 iSs .
''uv, e'sts.-p,rk H. senirg higher Vesls
..ctive Following are quotations: calvrs.
ner Mound (grossj. 546c.; sheep, per pcund:
| sf.2sf4 f-tc.: lambs (go0l), per pound. ~
| li-1c.. beef (calycsl. per pound. 1"s SIC.
| heifers. pr pound. l-213 be, stsc-s
| ner pound. ? 3g5 i-zc., dressed hoSs
j samaln. per pospd. K. dressed b..xf
/ darse(. pei pound. Sa6 lie. hams ssmal)
weli.smoked. tV pound. leNlIc.' ARE
| weIl-smoked, per ~ Ird, Heioe. t,'s ~
/ ,c,Ired). per pocri. lz<fl3c., sh0uo't'
4 tslnokc,D, 1Cft1ec. per Iourd. "a,
Dried Fruits-Apples uancy slsrne e.,
mound, 4nSc.: quartered. per pounan, .i'
si-ec.: peaches (peclcd). per ooa2e' s'i''
! caerrles lpittei). per poIfd, s4lVS' "a ,
| Miscellaneous Beans p@itte.: 80, a,
rcr bushel. A.5Nisl.eo: No Z. 49, -, 49, Z
| eolcred beans NHsi.-: blaek-syep ,,v,,,na
| ne- bushel. s5asSe.: ginseng lrs s'.,,na
ss.S. Feathers dive geesel' pef sVs''
$50 t0c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
Insuranc. Company of Virginia.

Tho hoard of directors of the Life In
surance Company Of Virginia held the~
annual meeting at the nome once OF 'he
company. corner ninth and Main streets
Yesterday at T. o'clock. and the following
officers we're elected for the ensuing yea
Mr.. G.. 4. Walker. president Messis-
J. G.. Walker and T. William Pemperion;
vice-presidents. These seh,ieilen anu
Messrs. W. j. Walker, Everett W auu-s' ,
IS,irtia Cooke i. r. Slaughter. Jr., Gen.
T. IT cameron. and Major George john
SION were elected as directors.
General satisfaction was expressed py
an nresent al the business Of the past
year Notwithstanding the financial de-
preston Of the past year the company
was able to show premium income oi
&jiGI5l.l5. against si75.j20.2i for 1872.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01

Gle Han 80, Main street "Wednesday
nigh win ~. cbar,er mernbers by Captain
Mark w iart,,ns. Of Meadvlle, Pa. the
general orranizer FOR virginia, and one
Of the tbr.7 ,,,,stecs Of the National Diyi-
sion. me In meet once a week n tho
ahove-na,ned hall on "wednesday evening
The oficcrs ro, the current term are.
Division Do,u,v Joseph W. Simms. SUI
perintendent Crusaders. Mrs. Agnes ID.
Homer: Past patriot. oscar p: Swineford;
Chief Patriot. Andrew =; rye; Nice-ra-
iriot, Miss Avis l.. 'han'n, rrslate, Mrs.
Ann annie NJ Taylor; ser'e sda ''9nK p II. sny-
Treasurer John W. Fuller: Conductor.
Walter G. Atkinson; Escort. Miss Amy
y. Reamer. Guard. Miss Dora NJ Willis
Waterman aaron r. CUNNINGHAM. TruS-
tees--Ioseph w. simms, Andrew j. Pyle
and John W. Puller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
The Chancery Court.

In the Chancery Court to-day W. Ben
iamin Davis qualified as administrator
of the estate OF Thomas o. Bumpass, de
ceased
Asa Johnson qualified as administrator
of Mary A. Johnson. deceased.
In the clerks office deed of sale was
entered which transfers the property oc-
cupied by Talbot * Sons as machine
works TO that firm for Il consideration of
$4,000. The firm purchased the property
from Mrs. Caroline NJ. Talbot, widow of
the late Charles Talbot, and the follow
ing heirs-at-law: Charles II. Talbot and
Sauie r. Talbot. his wife; Allan Talbot
and Nellie Il. Talbot. his wife Harriet
J. Williams. Alexander W. Archer, and
NJ Ella Archer. his wife; NJ. Adele Arm
istead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
Richmond Locomotives in the West.

The Railway Age and Northwestern
Railroader. OF Chicago. SAYS.
ct. II. Symlngton, engineer of the Rich
mOnd Locomotive Works, accompanied
by Frank Reardon. of the Missouri "a
cific; II. NJ Smith, of the Terminal kaii-
road Association; ". &. Wilson, OF the
Merchants Bridge and George herman
and Mr.. Johnson, of the Virgins fefiy
comDanv on the 23d instant made "A trial
trim with the new Richmond compound
engine Of the Big Four. The trip was
made from East ST. Louis over the Big
Four railway. and was found satisfac-
tory"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
From the Committees.

The Committee for Courts of Justice
held a protracted meeting yesterday
afternoon and considered "a number OF
bills. The most important one was the
one introduced by Mr.. Bryant. of this
city which makes employers liable for
any injuries suffered by their employees.
The bill was finally passed boy indefinite
IS.
The Committee on Roads yesterday
postponed until February l9th the in
vestigation of alleged discrimination by
certain railroads against Norfolk. This
action was taken ON account of the
unavoidable absence OF Mr.. Fergus Reed
Of New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. 3l.-Fiour dun
and unchanged. .., ra,,-
ary. Ga4nG}Mc. February ana MaIsn March.
gii,arg4c.: May. GigaGlhc.; steamer
No rcf 6OqOO4c.. milling wheat by
sample. GiNc. ,......,.
corn steady. mixed spot and January,
i3al3Ic.. February and March 4-'-.p
t,c May. 43s>Q43isc.. steamer nix ,.,l,
iihn4l9,c.; southern corn, on sfaae' 7-N
Ills inactive: No. white, western
~ No > mixed. western. 'i3I@n"tc-
Hsv steady and IN good demand Tor
extra choice; good 10 choice uno'nS'
Grain freights easy; steamer 70 LIVER
III nor bushei 2s.6d.; Cork IOr oiueiS'
~. quarter 2s.3d. N3s.3d
Provisions unchanged.
Eggs quiet at 15iT-ldc. 81. ,n,kc
cosfea dull. Rio caigOes ialI, i''-S''
NSS,her articles unchanged. ~,
Bonds Virginia lO-40's. q eid: or sslu,
,,nre and ohio stock. l32 asked; NortntIi.,
rDntrs1 stock. G7h asked; COnsoli1aats"
cas- bonds. 1881 bid; DO stocks, J6's D'u'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01

The Henrico Circuit Court was presided
over Yesterday 10y Judge Wexford. only
routine business was transacted The jury
was adjourned over till saturday.
The case Of Ananias Nilliams, negro,
charged with breaking the windo" 81
Johl Silvas barroom ana s'ealihs
quantity OF liquors and tobacco came
nm before Justice Vincent yesterday morn
ing and was continued.
Justice ". y. Tyler Yesterday afternoon
heard the case of Josph Alread who is
charged with AN indecent assault upon
Agnes Riggs.
A meeting of the Henrico l.isht ORA
goons was held az the courthouse yester-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-01

South show receipts OF 2J.pv paies.
against m osa hales last wear while stocks
are ais.up bales against :;.n.VD bales
last year. ana yet u IL the daily cry
Of those who are predicting a large crop
and low prices. that the basis 81 liiis
statement Is that plantations are holding
900 10 1s,.rb bales more than az TINS
time last year AS We have frequently
said however. In our market letter. u
would be the first time I'm the history OF
cotton. II II were true. that planters were
holding in excess Of the previous year.
whereas the visible and invisible towns
were rapidly reducing their own stocks.
Ii is "A bug-bear which IL being used with
some effect, and yet II appears false on
its face