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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-02
A. o. U. W. BADGES otfall kinds.
LUKESs 4 HioGISS.

THR Pan. Handle Dyeing establish
ment owned by John Heilmeier. at No.
1881 Market street, Is the best equipped
house Of its kind in Wheeling. In add
ton 10 the dyeing aud cleaning depart
ments corps Of ftst-class tailors are
employed, who can do repairing az neat
as 1t is possible. Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, can DO made
10 look like new. Satisfaction guaran.
iced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-02

Dr. W. L. DAVIDSON will give his fine
stereopticon lecture, I'm and About
Shakes peare's Home" Friday evening,
at the Fourth Street N. E. church. Ad.
mission IS cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-02
OUR STOCK
OUR PRICES
OUR SALES.

wishes We
often here We TO keep growing
looking still better
with frat special sale
During this week wesh offer entire stock Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-02
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
hegateIlaeneer
onleel Nos. 30 and 81 RouEtsenth street.


wats Few Daya-GeO. N. snOOk { Co-Elghth
broken LOt.-p. Gundllng& ca-Pli.h Page
W. L. DouglasS s; 70 Shoe.
Notices.. n Rice & Co.
Notice Of DissolutIOn-J. R Aeker 4 Co.
stoekholderS' Meetlpg-J. K. Hall.
Stockholders Meetlng-Joseph seyoold.
Open House-Lsnd u the Aidnigh, san.
Violet Cream-R II. Lat
Imperial flonr-H :. Behreni.
MGnied-Nurss GIRL
Hot Stun-Goetes Pharmacy.
Charles Q. RaWling--chemIIL
Limoges ChinA-EWtpE bros.
Said DrNsdng-C. v. Harding & Co,
Sotiee-womln's Hospital Association
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-02
LOCAL BRsv1rIEs.

Matter. of Miner Moment IN and About
the City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
HIGHLAND AS a RESORT.
It's Advantages for First Class Hotel
Slate for County Offices.

MONTEREY, Va. January 9-(Sp'-
ciaD-The prospect FOR a trst-claSs hotei
at Monterey is Frightening l am in
formed that Mr.. \. H. Teabo popular
AMI successful hotel man Of stanton.
has the matter under consideration, with
thu odds in FAVOR Of the enterprise.
As to the result. financially, Of venture
in this direction there Is 10 question.
Highland possesses all the requisites for
u popular resort, and W"il-priaih t4
hotel property at Monterey, with aupe
accommodations for summer vi -.tOrs, ana
with a live man 10 push, advertise ana
manage it, would unquestiOnlbly yield d
handsome return t. it, promoter. our
climate nom May 10 November, is most
deHchtful An abundance Of mountain
trout and small game; no mosquitoes,
no malaria. At THIS place there has not
been q clearly defined case Of typhoid
fever since 1861. The county is not with
out its mineral waters but all our noun
tain springs may justly be regarded as
"mclIc.nd4' on account Of their un-
doubted purity and freedom from mi
crobes and disease germs OF every char
agtcr. thus securing to us perfect immI-
nifty from the many lbs arising from tie
use OF impure water. Al these. and
many more. advantages are ouis ami DO
g. the cherished hore OF the average
Higl.WN0r mat Mr. 'TeahO or some
other shreWd Businessman may soon
in7urur-tr move that WIl clearly vine
dictate our claims. ana enable the pleasure
seeking world TO recognize and enjoy all
that our county offers n This Erection.
The slate Tor our county offices is about
n.dc up II IS pretty generally co1-
c.l,i that nearly au Of the ola officers
3 60
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
THE ISLAND KING"
REMARKABLE SUCCESS OF Mr.. o. J.
WHEATON,. or cHlNcoTEA1UE.
and Now Is General Hotel Manager
In Philadelphia.

ONANCOCK. VA. January 2s.-Spe-
c'al)-The Philadelphia papers OF recent
date contain very complimentary notices
Of Mr.. Daniel J. Wheaton, a native Of this
county. but for some years past resi-
dent OF tho Quaker City. Mr. Wheaton
WAS born on Chlncotcague Island forty
two years ago OF plain. substantial stock.
lie had very slender educational advan-
tagcs, attending school but few months.
He soon developed remarkable business
talent. rising rapidly from the position
Of clerk in a small store to the owner
ship and control OF one OF the largest
and most successful mercantile establish
ments on the island. He succeeded In
everything he Undertook.
OTHER STORES.
His trade on the island increased till
his store became the largest and best
stocked on the Eastern Shore, and he
found ii necessary 70 establish other
stores on tie island. So great was his
success and so extensive his business that
he became known as the Island King.
lie was appointed postmaster at Chin
colleague during Mr. Cieyeands first
administration, and just after President
Harrison's was in1ueurated he resigned
the position and induced Postmaster
General Wananaker To appoint Or. John
Fields az his successor in opposition 70
the wishes Of Congressman Thomas II.
Baily Browne, who then represented this
district.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
Soon after this Mr. wheaton was in
vited by the late William Boothby OF
Philadelphia. to join him in purchasing
and running hotel and several rcs'au-
rants in that city. Mr.. Wheaton accepted
the offer and contributed 5000 10 the
capital stock, every cent OF which ne
had made by his own industry aaI hae
business capacity. lie was able to pay
this amount without al al interfering
with his extensive business enterprises o.
Chincoteague Island. over which he stiil
exercises supervising control.
SALARY $500 PER ANNUM.
About one year ago Mr. Eoothby died
and the property is now owned by The
Hoothhy Hotel Company, but -" bnsi-
ness IS stin conducted by Mr. Wheaton,
and SO great has been Dis success In
managing the affairs Of bis former part
ucr and himself That at a recent meet
ing Of the stockholders he was highly
COMMUNICATED and his salary fixed at
5000 per annum.
Judge Hancock is holding a special
term Of the Circuit count for Judge
Guuter. but the only case disposed OF
up 10 This writing is that Of the Sancii-
lied Band. which has been continued 10
the regular term.
\ furious northoaster swept down on
this region about uightfah Yesterday.
Tie weather is very cold, rain falliA6,
and wind blowing sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
nd Lie associate editors.
DIR. HALL HONORED.
s..- Strange Incidents I'm Animal rife.


CHASE CITY, VA. January &.-(Spe-
clal)-I have heard Of some remarkablr
Incidents IN animal life occurring In this
county Mr.. T. VI. billiard. Of Black.
stone, reported that in driving in tho
night from Stony Cross his horse sud
denly STOPPED and appeared as II he was
about TO fall. He alighted from hts bug
gy and upon examination found that his
horse was completely hobbied BY a
brass hoop holding both hind legs,
making IL impossible for him to step.
He thinks the horse stepped on hoop
which encircled both legs, and it wound
around him IN such a manner that IL
was impossible for him 10 eXtricate him>
self. As the night was dark and rains
he was greatly relieved when he found
the cause Of tho trouble. and experienced
some difficulty in getting out OF IL.
Mr.. Lucius Gregory. OF this place, has
I'm his posse ssiOn the antlers of a deer
about feet across. which were taken
from deer found dead in the forests.
which had hung In the forks Of a tree
in such n position that the deer could
not get them OUT, and died in that pre-
dicameat.
Mr. Lacy reported that while recently
deer-hynting he caught the deer In n
tree. The animal was pursued by dogs.
and IN leapns over a precipice landed
I'm tho top Of q tree below. and was hold
fast AMI caught I'm that position.
Captain Bigger had a COW with crook
ed horn. She was found dead with her
hind foot securely held fastened In the
curl OF the horn
Mr.. Thompson had mule that in kick
ing at another mula caught his hind foot
in the fork Of a dogwood near by ana
pulled his hoof off before he could get
loose.
These accidents have been recently re-
ported by reliable people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27

into new places. so al to onsct the loss
there
This n the old home Of NJ. Iosephus
Daniels. the cx-Chief Clerk OF tho In
terror Department Ills frienls here are
g'ad that he has retur ed 60 North Caro-
INA TO ala In tho redemption Of the state
two years from now.
The circus that the boys he'd last sat
urday was so successful that the project
IS being repeated to-day. About twenty
composed tho troupe to-day and they
gave a street parade at 10 o'clock. The
lrlcc Of admission has been raised TO j
cents
Mr. w. H. Wilkinson. prominent
business man Of Beaufort county. was
IN town to-day.
Mrs. Albert Anderson left this evening
for Goidaboro' 10 visit her sister, Mrs
Mrs. G. II. Aycock
Nfr. benson. who his been extremely
iu for several days, f. still IN a critical
condition. H!s son. from Boykin. Va.
was here. hut left 4 day or two ago.
lie was. however, recalled by a telegram
Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27

heals lost week, and 100 hogsheads Tor
corresponding week last yenr.
Rayeauc collections Tor week: Cigars
and cigarettes, Sl.i15,i5: tobacco, 1881. g.
Total, S1j,3l5.32.
while the volume Of sales this week
has been somewhat larger IN hogshe8d
tobacco that last week. siill there has
been no largely-lncreared demand. though
soma sales were made whlcR were moi
made public.
Prices are unchanged on all tobac-
cos.
BRIGHT and dark loose sales were much
larger this week and pric for l0y.
gradss were possibly a shade strong r.
on fine bright wrappers prices continue
very high, while good dark wrappers are
selling az full market values. Good sal
are expected next week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY JANUARY r. 1895.
had a small meeting las, Wednesday

had a small meeting las. Wednesday
night.
Or. J. =. Blair Is stu improving. but
IL not yc; out OF the house.
Mr4. DR. Jeffcries 70 still in critical
condition, though some better to-day.
M~. Walter l.. Schultz Is stu very III
with pneumonia.
Mr.. James W. Martin. OF your city. was
here a few days ago on business.
Mr.. FL II, Noon. who lives In Lynch
burg. IS here NJ present.
The roads are ~ bad now that very
little travel T. being done. Consequently.
business j. quite dull.
Rumor says a marriage OF ono OF our
prondnent citizens VIII take place In a
few days. but the event is not yet pub
lcy made known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
SHENANDOAH FARMERS RESOLVE
deduction Of Land A.sss,m.nt, and on-
ciais Salaries Denand.a

NEW MARKET. VA. January -
(special)-rhe farmers Of this oom,,,,,,,,,.
net hero to-day, ana passed re,oIutior.
strongly urging "A reduction OF m. a.
scssment OK their lands 3 per cen,
favorlns tho reduction or salar'e, ~ On
Gals, both state AID county. and pe,.,lon.
Ing tho Commissioner Of Reysnss "a
make an effort 20 assess nors per.en.l
property especially bonds. believing TIA,
much OF this class OF property Is no, as
srssed.
me resolutions So, forth that their
lands should bo valued ACCORDING n a..
irccme derived from them. ard c,al-n
that the low prices % farm product. "a.
deprecated farming lands % Per cen,
ffom their valuation ten years ago. Tnev
also declared IN favor II stats board Of
equalization. Tho meeting adjourned
after having been I'm session Two hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
ne WAS CREAsINC A TRoLLEY-WlRE
Tell from tho Construction Car and Was
Kiiied-A Fire.

WINSTON. y. C.. January 26-Cspe-
cial)-Morr!s Scales (colored) fell from a
street railway construction-car IN Salem
last night and crushed his skull SO that
he died i've hours later. lie was greas-
ing trolley to keep the Ice Off.
An eicctr.c-isht wire cropped on
telcsraph-wirc here this morning. which
caused conGagration In the telegraph
office. The instruments were burned
out. and the ceiling OF the building badly
damaged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
CgNERAL-MANkcER BURGESS.
The Fusionist Programme In 1896 for tho
Presidency.


WASHINGTON. y c.. January %
(Spccial) The Sty2n Transportation
Line, which owns and operates the
steamer Aurora. has reoreanlzed, and
elected John \. Burgess. Esq, as gene
ral manager Mt Burgess was formerly
with the Norfolk Sou hern. and proved
very efficient agent
Judge shepherd. late chef Justice OF
the supreme Court. Is not fully decided
whore Bee VIII locate He is inclined 20
Winston. bat not firmly decided. He
VII bee valuable ac4usion Go any pace.
The Diepafch cofrcS5on4ent has been
talking 90 IepuNsts aid Republicans as
60 the grounds OF fusion in 1890. / am
Informed that the presidential electors
VIII be equally d,vde-one hall VII be
Poruusts and the othtr hair Republicans.
This viii prove combination with "A
vengeance without fusion the Demo
Gratis VIII carry Tn state, but II tho
plan suggested Is carried into eject the
Democrats may lose the electoral vote.
The Assistant Secretary of War was
on our streets yesterday. lie IS viewing
Diamond shoals. or cape Hatteras. lie
thinks She lighthouse VIII stand the
storms when completed.
II is runore1 tat the handsome editor
Of the Washington Gazette viii wed a
Eunc0mbe counp lady next mo IN. The
occasion win bf grand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
ROBBIE eURNs's BIRTHDAY.
Celebrated by Banquet and Toasts at
NeUnort Nc,ys-personaI


NEWPORT NEWS. VA, January 25.-
(Speclal)A banquet was held at the
Warwick Hotel here last night by the
Thistle Burns club" Of this city, in
commemorstion OF the l35th birthday Of
Robert Burns. Toasts were responded 10
by Messrs. Harry Mccall, Robert Nc
Arthur, William McCallum. +. j. Null
cahy. J. Kerr Dave. William Hamilton,
Donald Crawford, H. de b. Clay. Walter
Robertson. Samuel Bcton, w G. Fit2-
gerald. william NJ. Duncan. James VIII
kie. and Alexander Graham.
Mr.. Ben McLendon. who Is connected
with the Key West (tlaD Daily Herald
s. in the city. for the purpose. he says.
Of getting information as to the cost. etc,
Of the shipbuildng plant here. Mr.. Nc
Tendon says the businessmen OF his city
are endeavorng TO get an appropriation
through Congress for a government dock
and yards at Key West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27

The Richmond Dispatch. noted for Us
Journalistic enterprise. and always
abreast OF the times. surpassed Itself In
It's last Sundays issue Of twelve pages
containing all the latest news and much
valuable matter or interest 10 It's many
reeders.--,I'he South Boston News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
81; Angus. e.ts, September. g "a, oc,o-
NAVAL STORE MApKrrs

W. 49,.
NAVAL STORE MARKErs
e9sin rm; strained. No. S SsSi. .,y,,S - A
Tar-i5c
so;t ru9g fgyrlppssnTtln.s-5s,sady; hard. $40:
,SA.sANNAHs o.. January N-1r,,ru.n.
t ~ hrra a. %'sc. for rsynlars 81. n-
~ +, cas- ask, Kescsipts. iit casks. ''''
sales o. 90 barrels. and ciesed e., WIN ~,
tn' 3 dsc Gun WIN sales .ot. 400 barrel
N.ij; @, ps5; IL, n.5. / 3 e: nAcs =.
xaicr-white, s. W s'"ss' No.
CHARLESTON, s. o. January "a ~.
milne quiet and steady al ~ b..i W
y casks. $50 N4p'ip's,
3, Ro 1,, Good strained. firm at s. ooai O.
SILVER ~ LONDON
LONDON, ENG. January q Pa ali
yer, -. 81. Df ST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. 90. 1898
SAILED.

SchC oaer ". O'Teol. Natanzsl
school, o JamesIScS, Providence.
Schooner :. Il. knplan. Boston.
Barge Coal King, New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
WILLIAM JACKSON MlERS DEAD.
Though Uneducated lie Was n Self Made
Business-Man.

WINDSOR. y. c., January %.-(Spe-
cmI) William Jackson Miers, aged q,
prominent farmer living near Windsor.
died last night. Mr. Miers began life
without a cent and by hard work ana
economy ne LETT an estate worth at least
$500 lie could neither read nor write.
hlt managed 10 keep mp with the inte-
RESI- en- about $4,000 which he lent out.
4 young man named CrOWdcr, who Is
eusnected OK having killed "a man In In
diana. was arrested at Aulander BY De-
tcctive McKern. OF Norfolk. Va, a day
or two ago. and Is now I'm Jail here await
ing for identification and regulsiuon
papers from Indiana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
A Bad SET FROM PATRICK.
They Arc Taken in and sent to tho Peni
trntiary from fIayh.

Tertiary from flay'l.
FLOYD COURTHOUSE, VA, January
2s-,speciail-For the past four days the
County Court has been engaged In the
trial Of VIII Cochran. Bee Spans.er, Wash
Conduit. Mol Cochran. SIS spans!er. ana
Diora Reynolds. charged with breaking
into. entering, and Stealing from th'
-forahouse Of Weeks & Hilton. To-day
the Jury rendered their verdict by which
the three first aamel were given tw.
years each IL the pcnlteuuary. and the
other three were acquitted. These per
sons al live m the mountains OF Patrick
county. near the "Piuacles ~ Dam some
fifteen miles from Week * Hiltcn's store
and have the reputation Of being a bal
set The store az weeks & Hilton was
burned on the night of the 18th OF June
last. and was broken open and robbed
.,. same night. Bee Spangler was indict-
ID Tor ,he burning. bat has not been tr!ed
for the offence. and II Is not thought that
h. will be. IS h. has hoou sentenced, ami
v.l be taken to Richmond At once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
The University Appropriation Eli,

RALEIGH. \. c.. January 26-(Spe-
ciai)-rhe university appropriation bin
introduced I'm the Legislature to-day pro-
Vi1es that 500 OF the present appro-
priauon shall expire after next June,
ana 5000 more one year later. leaving
$1,000 as the annual appropriation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
SECURED CONTRACTS.
Richmond. Williamsburg, Hampton Ports
,not,tb. Norfolk, and Other Firms.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA. January 20
(Speciall-Among those who secured con-
tracts from the Board Of Directors o.
the Eastern state Hospital yesterday t.
furnish supplies during the quarter were
the following well-known firms:
From Richmond Simpson. Bass & Co.
T.. \. Saunders x Son. Slater, Myers & Co.
J.. G. Younger. Davenport * Morris, G.
81. Antrim & Sons. j. V. Hunter & CO.,
Harry Hrschhcrg. Fourqurean-Price Com
r4uy. l.. Idchtenstein * Sons, -. Il T.
AiiticlGorfer. The Cohen Company, Hccht,
HIlschler " Co., Kiusan * Co., and
Urewry, Hughes 81 Co.
From Williamsburg ~ Waller and
/. v. Lane * Son.
From Iamrton-J. VI. Rowe & Co.
From Portsmouth-T j. Barlow
From Noriolk-J. II. Cofer, Vestal &
CO.
From Philadelphia-W. II. Thomas & Co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
The VIRGINIA LAW REcIsTER.m


Judge Burks the Editor.
LYNCHBURG, VA. January 8-(Spe-
c!al)-Judga +. c. Burks, OF Bedford
city: Professor Charles \. Graves. OF
Washington and Lee University and Pro
fessor Lie Of the University of Virginia,
mt here last night by appointment Cor
the purpose OF establishing Il law Journal
I'm the interest Of the legal profession OF
the state. Since the decease OF the Old
Virginia Law journal. several years ago,
there has been 10 medium through which
the profession OF this State could com
pare and interchange views; but these
Gentlemen have determined 10 issue such
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Mxl,rrRE ALMANAC. jan. 2s. 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

I.I-HAUNUf OAI4lEtF Vt 1'0f7'
OFyERly1s-- Wheat, 3)2 bushels. Corn
MIMI a. : bushels; mixed, 400 bushels
.-l'orp-Whsst So bushels
OuorArlONs.-- WneaI- LougberrY, bsaoSc'
mixed, o7a02c. sno"tbelr5. JoaoZc.: NO
ren die Corn-Wnite virginia. 47aisc.;
"a Q white, 4Sc. Ma : nnXed. 800 oats %
No 2 mixed. ila3tc. Nc. mixed. Jilsa
s5c.: winter. ijaisc. Rye. o'aooc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
Justice william II. Harmon Dead.

CHRISTIANSBURG. VA. January Is
Special William ii. Hartman. a highly
respected citizen Of this county. died
suddenly on yesterday at his home, near
Wears Switch. He was about IS years
OF age, and at the time OF his death held
the Office OF Justice OF tho Peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

EII HNIJIFD
RICHMOND, VA. January 26.-No auc-
ton sales to-day. -. ..
private sales Smokers, Il; cutters, 5,
dllsrs. Is; wrappers. 2; luss, Total q
hogsheads. H..
Revenue collections: Cigars ana clsn-
r,.ttes. $3.50; tobacco. Sl.e6l.n. Total.
s.. slS0i u,. 40.
smokers. li3; flllers, 100; cutters, "; dark
lear n: scrap, "a: Burnley. II; Tugs. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
MesA temperature. ......
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. January 26.-The heavy
gold shipm nts 10 Europe and lower
cables tended TO n weak opening at the
stock Exchange. The special feature was
Lead. which broke from % to 2s'.. COM
mon, and from St4 70 79is, preferred. The
room explanation Of the slump was that
! pool In the stock had lquidated on
.ntimatlons that the annual report was
unfavorabls. Chicago Gas ranged be
tween 72is and 1872. and closed at the
,owest. 1t was reported from Chicago
that the insiders had arrived AT settle
msnt, and that the Standard Oil party
VIII purchase the Manhattan Oil Com
nsny, which has been the bone OF conten-
don.
Weakness OF Americans In London was
reflected in lower prices for st. Paul ana
other international favorites. The for
timers sold more lines Of st. Paul and
louisville Altogether, the market pre-
sent j firm front. when the enormous
s9ld exports are taken into consideration
Tho comparative firWuess Is explain Il Dy
'hs general belief that President Cleve-
and viii com. out with n definite PROPOSE
lion on MONDAY, and that new Issue OF
bonds may BE- look 4 for on that DAY.
Ejaculation closed steady. The net
lead. however, lest t's per cent. ,,.,n
Total sales. c., - shares; OF which Z'OVo
wera listed.
Tne bond market was weak.
Treasury balances: Coin, S55,b5lOo; cur
rancy, $1A0,2li0.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call. 141is per cent; prime
m rcantile paper 3dl per cent,
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills az s. SIS FOR
ky days. and 1851, 0As9l4 for demand
p.s'ed rates, as9utso, commercial bills
b4If- silver. 5ess. Silver at the board Co.
Ui
Government bonds lower state bonds
Jul. Railroad bonds weak.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
gha weekly statement Of the Associated
,}4nSs shows the following changes:
Reserve. iucr asc Nl5.3,J.
Loans, q crease $751; "o
&r-cie. increase. $1,000.
texal tenders decrease. S.5C2,o0O.
deposits decrease. $10.300.
ejaculation. decrease. 29l21
"a. banks NOW hold t5. $50. - IN excess
e the requirements OF tho - per cent
I'D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
ScnffsxiIla,s Social Nnfe..

sCOTTSYILIE, VA. January 26.-(Spe-
al.)-Mr. u. q. Moon is on a trip 10
New Hampshire, on legal business.
Mr.. N. ]. Dunn left ,to-day for his
few days.
Ths Wednesday Night Literary Club
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
1ey-LEIGH. STREET BAPTIS T

CHUKCH-W. l.. Wright. Pastor.-suNpAY IL
A. NJ, sermon-teIt: "Goot stewards OF the
Mauiiold Grace OF Col" |. Peter. w.. W. sUs.
nay, $50 4. NJ, D. Y. i. L. mass meeting az
Grace. street Baptist church. SUNDAY, Z. NJ,
sermon by Pastor. SUNDAY, Obs A, NJ, SUR
o. - rrEsplY. 8 I. NJ. Young men
prayer mesting. WEDNESDAY, 7. NJ, praSet,
n, 81. .-.tlre on The Transngaration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
pAITrl1ODr STOCK NfARIET

BALTIMORE ND. January 26.-Vir-
g.nia So, new, G4a7rz; do. century bonds,
solidated Gas stock. $50 1854; do. bonas,
-, il6i2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money. Bonds, Stocks. Grain, To-
baceo, Cotton, &C., and tho Wea-
Their Indications.

- wAsu1Saroy, p. c.. January 90
et9 Forecast for Virginia aud North
~ Earolina: Fair weather; colder
in eastern portion northwesterIy
u,.eda