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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. I'LL, Jan. st was a buli
market in wheat to-day IN a sman Nas,
over night Of itaXc. After holding steady
for a while the price was advanced IN
der buying by focal scalpers 10 Gt'4c,
reccded slightly. closing firm at OrSc.,
"a net gain Of i5nMc. for the day.
Corn was firm. The tone was TOT me
most part derived from wheat. Cash
was in light demand. with offerings very
small. Prices were "A little hrmer. May
showed a gain Of isNi4c. for the day.
oats were steady to firm. inc close
was lSai4c. higher than yesterday. The
feeling was due TO the strength OF wheat
Provisions-Largc run OF hogs al the
yards and liberal receipts at outside
points were responsible for a weak open
Ing i'm provisions. II was followed by
n further decline upon free offerings by
"a prominent packing institution. Later
commission houses sold. TIL close was
al a decline OF 22t.c. for May pork, l2isc.
for May lard. and lie. for May ribs.
Cash Quotations-Flour dull and I'M
changed; wheat. Ubsc.: No. red, ~FsC.;
No. . corn. 34tc.: No. . oats, 3silc.; pork,
St2. 52i.al2n7k. lard. $3.50 asked; ribs.
So. Dd655: shoulders. Sd.25Nt.J0, sides,
Sc .,uT N. whisky. Sl.1h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
Police Court News.

Justice crutchfeld had about five IN
dred visitors yesterday morning. Inc
court-room was packed with humanity
TO IFS utmost capacity. Every available
foot of standing-roOm was occupied py
some epectator interested In the Atwell
and A1cNamee murder case. From me
railing around his Honor's throne pach
70 the entrance Of the sauctum' "A mass
~ nnturned faces was all that could De
seen Great was the disappointment
when. upon a motion OF Mr.. smith VINO
& Mr.. McNamee's counsel. the case was
continued til Saturday. Mr.. smlth asNco
that in consideration of the serious ma
turc Of The charge. and also on account
of the short time that he had had Ior
preparation. that the extension OF ume
bs granted. Air. Gaull's case was also
continued till Saturday, in order to slVs
him time 10 employ counsel. Mr., i. =
richardson has been employed py tn'
Associated Conductors TO assist the COM
monwealth in the prosecution OF the a'-
cused. ,
There were several cases Of a petty ma
ture disposed Of by his Honor Inc
docket was an unusually short one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
TORACCO EXNhANGE.

hi0IlNAO-N ~ jan. a. 1871.
No offerings Ct toDaccos at auction OF
Change 20 day.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. / hogshead; filters, S; Tugs
dark, 81. Total. a ~hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
InspectiOns-Bright, IL h~Ogsheads' dark,
II hogsheads. keinspections-Bright. ~
hOgsheads.
Allegheny, Old Dominion. Shockoe,
DaVenport's, Planters. S~eabrooks, and
S~f.elburne's tobacco warehouses report
to-day: Receipts. . packages; deliveries.
Il packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions for the city OF Richmond. Va, to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, SvG0.45; plug
tohaccos. Sl.752.1s. Total, s., 7i2.6
a very good sale Of bright tobaccos at
shelburne's tobacco warehouse to-day;
highest price. 500.
haccos al the Planters tobacco warehouse
10 begin the new year with.
The Louisville courier-Journal of Mon
day morning. January /, 1894. reports
that tobacco market for the past week
as follows:
L0uisvill. breaks during 1873 were 49,
0ss hogsheads. The sales In 1897 were
1852 go: In 1891. 1850; In 1890. ls4,6l2.
Tie receipts during 1893 We're %, llG.
leaving for actual sales ll3.0I2 The
actual sales. emitting reflections, were
1873. 195 in 1892 and l22.1l9 in 1891.
The decline I'm sales does not indicate
any loss OF Louisyille's supremacy as "a
leaf tobacco market. II still leads. There
has beer "A decline elsewhere, and In
some places even IN greater proportion
than here. The falling on has been some
thing Of a puzzle. 1t has been generally
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
SUGAR STRIKES norton
The Recent Decline Brings the Price Re.
low the Lowest Quotation.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3.-The recent
declining tendency in sugar prices culmi-
mated yesterday i'm % cut Of 1-4c. a pound
in graduated, which brought the net
price below the lowest quotation on
record. The price was fixed AT &C.. less
a rebate of 3-l6c.. and ? per cent. discount
to buyers. SO that the net cost TO j0hbers
was 3.7ic. per pound. The lowest previous
price was &c.. less the cash discount, In
the fan of 1891. shortly after the removal
OF the duties on raw sugars. ana at the
time Of the Spreckles competition with
the local refneries outside OF the Sugar
Trust. At that time. however. there was
no rebate such as now allowed under the
terms Of the agreement between the re-
fners and the wholesale groccrs, ana the
current price is, therefore. the lowest
ever touched on refined sugar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
a TALC8BIE OLD COIN,
"A Nirglnian Sends Rosentbal Bros. One
Of The 1904 81 yer Dollars.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Jan. 3.-The be-
lief that only seven Of the 1901 silver dol
lars were in existence has been an en-
ror. for the eighth one has turned up.
Rosenthal Bros. dealers IN old iron. had
a debtor in Virginia from whom they
tried yainly for some time TO collect "A
bill of $500. Recently the Nirginian sent
the firm one of the much sought for 1904
dollars. He stated that he sent the coin
in payment Of his bill. and If the Rosen-
that's could sell il for more than the total
Of the account they could keep the bal
ance. In explanation Of how he came
into possession Of the dollar. the Viz
gilman wrote that he had bought IL for
so from an old negro, who was ignor-
ant of its rarity and value. and I'm whose
family IL had been for a long time
The Rosenthals took the dollar 10 the
mint here and IL was pronounced genuine.
4 coin-collectOr has offered them $3.50
for the dollar. but they refused the offer.
as at an auction sale Of coins here one
of the 1894 dollars sold for $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
NEW YORK rKoDucE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-F1our more ac-
i've and a tribe s~teadier; winter wheat.
i.~ grades. S2VOq245; patent. S3.4Ou3.G5.
Minnesota clear, S2.aN29O; patent. $3.50
ftD. low extras. s2.O502.45. Southern flour
steady. common TO fair extra. ~s2.OOu3.OO;
t00d 10 choice do. S3.iOV4.2O.
Nheat-SpOt market dun and firm: No.
z Ied. store and elevator. G5lzQ6Gc. afoat.
tt tG1iec. options declined Lc. early,
rallied isQ7kc.. and closed firm al il65sc.
over yesterday; trading dun: January,
''sc February. O11c.; May. 1Okc.
~coru-Sp0t dun and steady: No. ?. 4lsi
g -c.. elevator: 42sip4sc. ahoat: steamer
mixed. 4li4H4lAc.; No. = white. 42c. OPP
IONS very dull. closing steady January,
4lsc' February. 42IAc. May. 44l9c.
~pats-SpCt quiet and firmer. options
nylefately active aDd iifmer; January.
&C. February. 3t%c., May. 35c,: No.
white, January. 35c. SpOt-No. >, a5c,;
80 ? white. dc; mixed Western. 3i3sU
%" white DO. 3shU 4pc.
ray quiet and weak; shipping. JJuCoc.;
t.pd 10 choice. 7JugOc.
wool dull and unsettled. domestic fleece,
pulled. 1eo2ac.
..i,eff dun and steady. family Sii.001
.ui extra mess. SS.OO0S.5 20; beef hams
P1si ~ sl50gl525, tierccd beef dull
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
THE CITY ~POsT-OTFICE.
General Receipts Decrease. bat inere"""
Increase i'm Some Departments

Postmaster Russell expects in a lie"
DAVIS a supply Of the new postal cards se-
Gently ordered by the Government i"eS
are of a size between the largest Oh .he
three STYLES now in use, and the Original
United States card. o
The three sizes adopted some time as
have gwen endless trouble on ac.oul'
OF their lack of uniformity in handnhe.
The writer's TO foreign countries nave
sought to save postage BY using the
large card with n one-cent stamp auueu'
bnt the foreign countries refuse theih'
and charge double letter postage al 'he
other end of the line, in some cases
because of their troublesome size III manu-
ing.
There will be only one size OF the ne"
card. and that will correspond 10 a No
AZ envelope, which is used Tor the aver
age size letter.
become mutilated by the string which
is used In tying ny letter packages.
Wfth the new. this will be obviated' as
the pOstal cards and letters Will be, as
far as practicable, a uniform size.
Postmaster Russell still has an ample
slDplv of the Columbian stamps on mana
of an denominations from one cent up TO
S.. and stamp collectors may stu secure
A complete series between those sizes.
The decrease in the general receipts ior
the city pcst-oftice for the past year 10
about 5 per cent, owing to the discontin-
nance by business concerns OF circular ad-
vertising, largely done before the late
panic.
ON account OF the wan Of confidence IN
the banks throughout the country, the
money-order business for the year was
very largely increased. An Increase OF
business was shown for the month OF
December just pest, over the same
month the year before. This was espe-
cially noticeable In the registry depart
ment. where the packages handled num-
bered twelve hundred more than they diu
l.. nooo,ohoe ISty
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civ Committees.

The Committee on James RIVER im
provement was TO a V hah a meeting i 49,
nvorin0 AT & o'clock I'm the rooms or the
Csamher of Commerce. In the absence
~ . ouorum no business could be trans
scted. Another effort to obtain a quorum
viii be made tomorrow AT noon, AT the
once of the Old Dominion Steamship COM
T,be Committee on Grounds and Build
49,, vii endeavor 10 secure a quorum
an a meeting to be held in the cry E clno
~ineer's office tomorrow evening al o@'
o'clock. I'm ho,d ,s
monthly MEETING at the Office "l Supe'in-
teudent Adams, at the upper sas-"o'N
this evening at 6 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
cssEss-
Our prico 10 ssuisr Of
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Jan 4.
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Na CRAWFORD. By Mas G.sSsLL
No@ THE COMING RAcF. by IoayL rrox
MOI DREAML LIFE BY TX M.avs-
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y otS PAUL M VIRGINIA BY UEnNAnpS pE SANr pRnnE
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04

BALTIMORE. ND. Jan. 3 Flour
quiet. Western supcriine. $l.Ijg2Vo; do.
family. ~S2.7503l5; winter wheat. patent
SglaS.5D: spring do. S3.S0ui15.
WHEAT steady: No. - red spot, GiQ6tsc.i
January. GfuGl4c.. May. Gg06eIic.; steam
e. SO. . red. 60lgu6O'sc.
Corn easy: mixed spot and January,
4U' i0fDkc.. February, 4eSn4pfsc.; May,
43-e.. steamer mixed, 3Ss,c. asked; south
en- corn, by sample, 3OQilc.; do, on
Grade. 3TW 4Oisc.
oats steady: No. ? white. Western,
KS p54l.c.; No. = mixed, Western, 3J0
u1r.
Rye dun: No. -. 4sc.
Hay quiet. good to choice timothy,
N~lluQl3JO.
Grain freights firm and unchanged.
other articles unchanged.
i1nls--COnsolidatcd Gas bonds. III;
stocks. 53i2Q54h: others unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04

ST. LOUIS. MO. Jan. 3.-Flour quiet
and duh.
Wheat higher. January, 51aic.; May,
G2Ac.
Corn higher; January. 32sc.; May, 3i5s
H3Jc.
Oats higher; May. 3OlsQ303sc.
Pork-Standard mess. $1,000; on orders,
S13.75.
Lard-Prime steam nominal at S1.SIi2.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, 5000;
longs and clear ribs. $500; shorts. 500
Bacon-BoXed shoulders. 500: longs,
S7.62la; clear ribs, $50; shorts, sT.G2la.
High wines steady at xl.1J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
We'll Have Ham Tonight.

The Virginia Division OF the TraVs'oiS
Protective Association, Ia response W
many inqu tries as 10 the character "i
the lecture "~snollygoster In Politics. at
he Academy tonight, desires the lln.eS
10 say that II IS an amusing entertain
ing, and also an instructive one LII,
iecture has been delivered before a great
nsnv large and refined audiences all over
tho south. as well as in New York, Penn
syivania. Connecticut. and Ohio. Mr.. ham
IS a member of the Georgia LEGISLATURE.
and enjoys the acquaintance OF some OF
our hes, citizens. They especially ask iheir
friends TO bring their ladies with tnem'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
NANCEANDC0MMERCE
,yE cIoSING oUorATIoNs or
MONfl.
oocrinys end sales att 9 Hichi"o"" 10
recco Ischsnge-Intcrnai Revenue
collect ,ns -forclgn td,iccs'

NlW YONlS. Yam ~. 3,"os ne
iaud Trust Comi tNs '"., NJ.
t0 capital stock on 'N. .a~m"nt ~
A.. rru. healing in Nnlcfl'fh .e-
49, Ell fo ~ Utik openirr Tor fto,ks.
a..rclai Electric. -ns''
End tnc Gufnftir va, "rtrI A. M.
nl fnf December. helped y"
fhe Gfanrnrf. The principal ',-
BAD Ihr ears NadinS Ma "a. lV'
ti..iic lcl -. sugar ~, 'hlcak9
"a Paul =. pis'ilicrs ~ anu
f+,ion Al the decline the
loader was "a liberal buyer, am
M monument issues com handed
.i..irci premiums. che sma0 bear.
n ffl 900 line. inc ,onlil'.."''
.t. WAYS aud Means COMMITTEE 20
.,rnorations = per cent. on their
4fnings was ignored, 80 iaf as 20
mafgtt was concerned. u the
.rncon riccs moved M steadily ana
a4,ancl Of i,n@'i Per cent. was ne,
"' srpar rose 8i,. DO. preferred
Louis,ilc and Nashville .. New Eng
si. rhicago Gas Ia Canada South
r III. Delaware and Hudson ~, Bur
,,r and Quincy TX. 50. Paul 10 Rock
island iA. General Electric i't Lake
s.,r. Missouri Pacific "a. Lake Eric
Now York Central IL, Omaha j..
ion Pacific !. and Western Union -.
Ir lhr spccialtics. Chicago ana Eastern
els preferred fell ~. and Rubber
. While Manhattan rose l"f. ana ot'..
Northern preferred %. The market rev
III strong. with gains ranging rom =
81. gi pcr cent. the latter IN sugar nc
wiereilaneous bonds were highc
-~e1eur, galanccs-Coin. So 'a''p'Vi
currency. So. i~StHh
Money on call has been easy. raneinS
from 90 tl per cent, last loan al
,.ar cent. ANA CLOSING offered at per
,ent. urine mercantile paper, tnla per
cent. bar silver. G1Is. Mexican dollars.
~ Stcrling exchange firm. with aCina,
business in bankers bills ~ >1lln4s
f,r sixty DAYS and 4.lisNfSG FOR demand.
n0.fcd rates. ~4S4niSSis. commercial bllls.
4>si, a4Sl for sixty DAYS and fN4'sui~'
for demand. Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull. Railroad bonds hrm.
silver al the board was neglected.
-arAan. AsTnn a vInGC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
Rannl Tnkes a Hand.

SAVANNAH, GA, an. 3.-Captain W.
c. Raoul. formerly president Ct the
Georgia Central, now president Of the
Mexican Central. writes a letter TO the
Savannah press strongly urging the re-
mOval of the Southwestern railway from
the Central system. Raoul claims that
a speculative scheme is organizing in
New York TO secure control Of the Georgia
Central railroad. and that the South
western railroad, centering at Macon,
should be saved from the wreck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04

%attrIbuted 10 the smaliness OF ,ne ~.
crop hat a review Of the figures show
that while the crop was short OF that Tor
noe. tho shortage did not ian upon inc
Louisville market. There have nesn
marketed at Louisville up 10 date. i"','.'
responding date last year there ha1 pcen'
marketed ini, lis hossheads of M crop.
The. figures Indicate no great dinetencc
III the two crons at this point, anu thc
explanations of the falling Off In 1887 sales
must be sought else where.
The following table shows the receipts
ana deliveries OF tobarco at this market
during lsH' and the stocks ut this date;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
cousul George ". Savage Dead.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. S.-The De
partment Of State was Informed bv cable
to-day of the death of George W. savage
United States consul at Dundee, Hcouahu.
Savage was an invalid several months
His age is over sixty years tehulhs 70
the rand progress Of his disease. He
was horn in New York. and appointed
during Cleveland's first term, from New
Jersey. consul at Belfast. Last June
he Was appointed consul at Dundee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 3~.-Spirits tur-
pentine market firm at 2TAc. for reds;
sales. go casks: closed firm at 2sc. sales,
$40 c~asks-entire stock sold; receipts. 202
casks.
Rosin market firm for NJ and below,
with good demand and sales Of receipts;
pales in slow demand and market quiet.
There SIS. however. very little on the mar
ket. Quote-A, -. and Il, 500; +. S1.10:
o, Sl.25: II. S1.f5; /. st.S3; X, S2.35; NJ.
S3.2O: n. S3.35; window glass, 500; water
white. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 3.-Flour-Spring
patent. S3.15nt.Oc: family. S2.TOn2.SJ.
Wheat dun No. =. SO.
Corn steady and unchanged.
oats firm and higher; No. . white.
33Rc.: No. . mixed. 31c.
Pork-Jobbing rates. mess. $1,000: clear
mess. Sl3.51; family. $12 10:
Lard steady; steam leaf, 1875: kettle
dried. $3.50.
Bacon steady; shoulders. SG75: short rib
sides. s1.11; short clear sides. $50.
Whisky steady at St.15.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
KNIGHTS of Pyfhias.

The Syracuse Lodge. No. 8. Knights OF
Pythias. elected on Tuesday night the
following officers: ". Donatl. chancellor
commander. w. NJ. Evans, vice-chancel-
lor: j. 3. Heck. prelate; w. Il. Cree,
master OF finance; William T.. Woody,
master OF e~xchequer; George f. Bowden.
keeper OF records and seal; r. O.
Baughan. master at arms; John q. sat
terwhite. master OF work. T.. T. Pullidm.
guard: A.. A. Evans. outer guard;
A. l.. Lucas. representative to the Grand
Lodge: r. l.. Martin. alternate, and c.
A. Canepa. lodge deputy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
n Transfers.

Richmond: Edward Morgans tt"s stSe
90 sarah Morgan. 80 feet on west sioe
buchanan street between Accommodation
and Lownes, sso5; Josephine T. TrevI,
Ian TO HIN Montague. 8 feet on eas'
side Twenty-eighth between NJ ana ~
uenrico. Stepney Brown to MarIln u.
crIttenden. s1-2 feet on east side SaI.
s,ree, near Winder. s.; w. B. Hewlett
30 q G.. Tyler. 80 feet on nortn size
csrr,neton street near Federal N'lo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04

w. A. Jacob yesterday commenced a
suit In the Chancery Court against the
stockholders of the Star Newspaper Com
pany. and applied for rule 10 be Issued
on the third Monday OF this month Mr..
Jacob Is n compositor. and he brings suit
10 recover a balance due him for ser
vice while one OF the partners in the CO.
lucrative company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. Jan. 3, lSlL

Onerines-Wheat. 1856 bushels; corn
(white). t.1iG bushels.
Sales-Wheat. 1.lSG bushels: corn
twhite), 1.11G bushels.
Observation-Disclosures, Gic. to
&C: mixed, G2c. 10 &c. s%hortberry. CO..
to &c. No. > red. tjc.
,orn-White. Virginia dag LOTS. 4Oc. 10
43isc.: No. > white, 43c. 10 43l2c. No. >
mixed. Ale.
Oats-Winter (for seed, Sac. to SEE:
No. > mixed, 34c. No. 3 mixed, 33c. to
33i4c.
i've. 53c. to 5Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON. y. c., Jan. 3.-Rosin
steady: strained, 9Jc.: good strained, 500.
Turpentine steady at 2Glac. bid and &c.
asked.
Tar quiet at Mc.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard, S1.O0; soft
and virgin, SLIGO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
Total. .1o3. 2G2 1O2.9S2

The receipts in 1872 were 1iG.S57: 1891,
90. llS, ISM. ~ 100. Stocks at the end
Of 1892 were T., 1852; 1891, 1926. 1890,
y. Dr..
II is worthy Of note that there were
no failures or financial embarrassments
among Louisville wareho Isemen In 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
cinnnd lis Commission

Governor O'Ferrall. as c~ommnnder-in-
chief OF the military OF Virginia. yester-
day signed the commission OF captain
George 4. Ainsiie. commandment OF The
Ashby Light Horse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04

Secretary or the Commonwealth Joseph
r Lawless was at his office yesterday
looking after the business OF his depart
mont He will not max any new APP
notntrentg FOR about a week TO come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Jan. 3.-Turpen.
tine firm at &c.
Rosin firm at 95c. for good strained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
S250,OOO TO Lend.

We are prepared to loan the above sum
of money on hrst-class bond or stock col
lateral On call, OF at thirty, MY, q.
ninety days time at . per cent. per an
mum interest.
WE WILL GIVE PAR 0O) FOR ANY
PART OF 100000 RICHMOND
"EABY" BONDS.
VIRGINIA CENTURY BONDS DEALT
IN.
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