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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-08
wILLIAMSVILL'

Mrs. ZONES. who has been
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Lag
t turned to her home in Lynn,
The grip keeping so many many.
sunday the Young Peopi /
nnion was again postponed
day. -, .,,.,,uI
The steam mill has resumi
scbadule and the whistle bleS
Thursday morning for the
last November.
notwithstanding the bag
the grip, IS attended the 8
dow evening. The next on
FRI Friday evening, March To-
Miss Florence Morse s,. s
school in Springfield, Mas
morning, having recovery e ~
ness which brought her nov
Mrs. Cooley mas ono
Mrs. Miriam Winchester
Mace assisting Mrs. Barr ATT
her father, Winchester "
Charles H. Dickinson
Mrs. Newton, returned
Wallingford, Conn., on 3
leaving their parents guy
That people were geneT
the work done on the Toa'
dent. from Edgar TutE
votes out of 1873 cast ior
er.
Rev. S. P. Fairbanks
tend a funeral in Mar
morning and the Sund
Mace Of the regular ser
dist church.
An excellent addltlq
annual report OF VIC
this year, which is
everyone who cares ~
Of our state or count
port of school director
system was adopted,
school in town to lear
dition, for no one he;
of the superintendent
town meeting, and
usually too much 9
matters to get a very
being done: This y
standing of those n -
ton, will do m1en
good work. Chlia
are led very much
driven, and nothlh
to see that their hs
by others.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-08

LosT-Feb. Il a white beagle hound tan ears.
one black spot on back near tail; answers TO
name Of Scott" If found notify Box 1879.
Jamaica VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-08
Town meeting passed off as u''
49, norticular excitement.

Town meeting passed on as Us
out particular excitement
G. D. Spencer entertainer n Of
school class on the evening oi
Wasbington's birthday. selec.l'
the writings of Washington ton, % ,,Ie
the evening was one of great pie
profit. L., -oferr
The liquor prosecution Ie lei !
week may be briefly summed summed, up n
Rev. A. A. Smith, through Il5 froa
1 nrocured a pint of whiskey 1roS
store of Chas. H. Parmelee, uPS
scription of a physician. MI y
brought the matter to the ~ ~
States Attorney Fits, VINO "a 3;
investigated. The proof Oh y
ample, but Mr.. Fits ootal ann ~
another sale and fine was sr ~ !
Mr., Parmelee with costs. ing
created no end of comment !.
nonderance of sentiment Is
Verse to Mr.. Smith.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-08
Two Putney Farms nv Iuction

WILL SELL by public auctioSS =
know, tacl 10, at O'Clock, A. NJ he t,'n aaX'
Gated o5 tbe containing 275 acres of lana T1 IN
Putney yiIIsee hnecticut river, one mile east i os
can 5e y, owned by J. K, Parker Of Rraiti and
two with good one farm, or divided equally into
at house and barn rs on each; running water
place ,1 sh on Windmill hn On the sSm soG1 pas;
span Of brown s,0 sell my live stock consisting sT Sf
pigs and fowls all my farminS VS. young stock,
other veSst s OL nay, oats, corn, potatoes 'oo,s
four. foot ,sues, lot OF lumber 6o sna
'0o' "ood, and few household 1900 Sorus OF
y. 7, gibson, Auctioneer '-'ON' futney, Vt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-08
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
WILMINGTON.
s.,.,a. 81 chester c. Hubbard.

s,o,a. OF Chester G. Hubbard.
7, Is seldom that the community is sta ,
- and shocked as it was on Weuiles S..
l len M the news went from mouth 10 inouy
VT Chester G. Hubbard had TAKEN "
InaS Nfe He left his home, which
owl ,,. one mile east Of the village an
aOy ,,.ioot IN the village, went into one OF u
war; wan s6eds in the rear of the Congreg
in,"i church. fastened a chain, whlch IL
Ilon ..osed he brought from home, TO crq
SUP SUP obove. adjusted it around his neg
sI'S s .1,or took the fearful and tatal lea
anu 5i.is nrobablv occurred about 10 cio
hiS at about II o'clock Winheld
"a discovered the body, when was
DoyS IN the house of o. o. Ware, VIM
I,ination showed that the neck
broken and death must nave oeen al"
instantaneous. ... 90 a q
NJ Hubbard was the youngest oil a
ug of ak children born - George "
Sslome d. Hubbard, four OF whoIn are
Ha;ng He was born Jan. &, le94'
a-Tiad Miss Minnie Simonds Oh
nho,t 1s wears ago, and of this union
at,S,dren were born, two OF whoih arg
Si.-;ng Mr.. Hubbard was an lnuusII
frn1sl farmer, of strict integrity, ups
- Re dealings, and of the highest
a., T., every respect. He was the OWL
IVY ad farm and buildings, and surro'
Sy everything to make life happy 'lp So a,
sirable. He was devoted 10 ms so ITi
his family, where the happl,eSs'h Ie,a'iS
listed, and what motive coui io,a 10 to
to this terrible deed is mystery 70
=; - . sa;d that his health had not bee
nt late I, and no doubt exists that tem
i Gn AMT seized upon him. He was
i ber Of The Congregational church
emnIified the religion he protesseu'
loved the esteem and respect OF
k1ew him. The sympathy OF tne
nity goes out to the aged parents,
the children, and all relatives 's, anu
in this sad hour. 1t is expected expect,
funeral will be held on Saturday Az
residence of Mr.. Hubbard
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-08
w IL

The scholars in
no marks for the \
Lura Smith, Ida
renee, Arthur Rh
two terms withoy
Howe, Frank SIN
ence Wright, 81
Jenison and Ida
ring the winter
deserves mentiop
half on the day
one school had {
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-08
soUI

Fred StOwell
week.
Frank King
tended by DR..
Dennis Jons
sons place thu
Augustus
Chase farm O
Two of W.
and are undeI
George VI
Racevine, n
which he boz
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-08

lone Burt
city. L
Chas. Ker
day for theH
Williams 6
there to wq
The fou
Methodist
the pastorH
year. Inv
ence show
IA old nv F
Mrd'Aopla
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

STINS0N's. SUBDIVISION OF Ola
GRAM LOT 65.
Blk !, It's I, >. 3, 4, :, 8. 9. ~. H..
j. -, IS, L. IS, 10, 20, y: frac II % 4
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

-a. HENDRICKS ADD
N ~ WEST SUPERIOR.
s. .. 10, H. IA, Is, Is. II,
IN blk 90; Its 1. >, %. "a,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

N"H DIVISION TOWNSHIP
WEST SUPERIOR.
Is. II, in blk 252: frac
p, lin blk 253: frac Its
3. 81 81, 80, 40 Al, 20, In
Its 81 -, %, q, %. &c,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

EMPIRE DIVISION TOWNSHIP OF
SOUTH SUPERIOR.
Blk. 8. It H.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

PLACE, TOWNSHIP OF
EST SUPERIOR.
S. fin blk .: frac Its i.
Its ] >. in blk + Its
IS in blk s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08

Secretary. r. c. Collins; Treasurer. r. >.
seton ANOTHER State championship
match IN checkers will probably he shortly
arranged. 49,
A petition TO Governor carr Tor 'he
narIou OF NJ. Sherman. one OF the Iibellers
81 wat Ill., Is being circulated mere
roth sherman and McIntire, his cocoon
spirv,for. are in jail, and 1t Is probable
they will be put to work on the pubEc
roads before long. their sentence having
been for one year each in the county jail,
10 be worked on the roads. j. S. Adams,
ESQ. left yesterday for Raleigh to inter
cede with Governor Carr in behalf OF
McIntirc, who insists he is half dead with
heart disease and a half dozen other I'M
aginary iniirmIties.
The men will probably be made to real
jze that a mans character Is worth some
thing in North Carolina. and that he who
tries TO blacken 1t or steal II from him
will certainly receive a small proportion
of the punishment that is usually melted
out to the common chicken thief.
George Vanderbilt and his party of holt
day guests have returned to New York.
Mr.. McNamee, Nanderbilt's manager. ac-
compared them.
Dr. KIebs has returned to his home in
Germany for his family. They will come
back TO Asheville some time this year
and make their home in the Land of the
Sky
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08

Total no far this weekaNet rceeip,s'
~ ~, bales; exports TO Great p'' ra,
a3.tii bales; France lo,"'o paeS' W."
tinent, 3i.il6 baiee G., No, roc.,n,s
a.3s.s. ~, bales: exports 10 Grea. bIl,an'
.SJi, ~, bales: france, "i-'o"' p"ie9'
Continent. ,339.1 bales. 49,. o..
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. lotion in-
tnres steady; sales, 4,Noo Daies' yanu
airy. 800 bales; February DIS; Marcn,
52s: April, d.3l May. h.J6; June, ~:
July. 80: August M: September, J''''
October 56l. M,
LIVERPOOL. Jan. T.-i2:30 y. Mot
ton-Fair business dcne at steady prices
American middling. , 1-g2. sales est-
mated AT 1000 bales: American, II ,gU
bales: speculation and export. ;sU bales;
receipts. ~ 600 bales; American, 2S.9D
bales. Futures opened steady and de-
mand moderate; American middling,
January and February. = G2-Gf; March
and April. 3 l-6i. April and May, i 2-Gi.
May and Juno. : 1861. June and July.
3 $50; July and August. z G-Gi; August
and September, 2 s-6i. Futures steady.
Tenders, $500 bales new dockets.
l.. M.-~Futures-Americ middlinG,
low middling clause, January. ? 6l-itg
62-64. January and February, . 6l-6fn
G2-1i: February and March. = G2-GiW
. 6}-Gi; March and April .; April and
May. 3 lG-Gi; May and June, 3 2-6i4
SEA: june and July. 3 1-Gt; July and
August j 5-6Jd3 G-4; August and Sep
tcmber. 3 6-6in3 7-6i; September and
October, . S-G1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY
cr.,iors and Sales at the Richmond To-
baeco Exchange -Intsrnal Revenue
collections Advices

NEW YORK. Jan. Tho tendency OF
,'trgS at the stock Exchange MAS up-
.,nro to-day. At the opening bonGun
,anrc in a. buyer, boiler optslulns
tro.1 ina, the caucus OF the Demo
,attc congressman viii result IN souv-
ming tangible ia the way OF cufrch.S
I.eisigtion The foreigners ~ - eSItT
,.afcI bought about 300 shares Va
,.r,oiis stocks. which Is quite an inn0ta-
zion Chicago Gas led the hst az W
4,srt on semi-oticial statement ce,,Iar
the company, viii declare uis.onHentiy
aHldCud. The directors sHpNepus"1so
,D.f and ordered the payment % e.,
rslat rate Of ~ per cent. on anu 49,,
January 18th. ihe rumor lcu ~ :" 'prt
a.. points In he STOCK 10 q" ,radt"g'
az thu gain Wa lost ~ the az t ' ,',o,itss'
va ~, tbcrc We. sales TO realize pTeHtS'
The declaration Of che usnal quaitV
Gftldcng of the Jersey tchtrai VI -
per cent. payable rCoru 'i,,ySrcni for "A
,,.n,fb uasf that tho rate would DC cur;
.f4rfcd "a lively covering movement ~ ~
me stock bonded mp from S"ia 10 oo,2
i., IN y 10 81, per cent. ana me nm
,,oveineut was most pronounced III
Suslr. the Changers, Manhattan, ho ,es,.
.rf. ,nd Nashville Biz Four anu New
I,rrland The only really weak spOt
ON he list was Missouri Pacinc, Which
dropped from 2i'S 10 rs on hquiVa 'l .s
INC selling rs stiil attributed 10 VIZ PVIi
-bovine made by the company Tor the
r,1rtb week and month or December.
I'M the late trading the best figures OF
tho day were generally cuIren TdRric,',
istion left OF firm In tone. with prices
anywhcre from - to per cent higher
ih8n on saturday. American Tobacco 12as,o,
gtstes leather tx 10 11l2. Distilling
and Reading lost : and Missouri To- P@ % H.
la. There was good demand lor ltdll-
,,av and Miscellaneous bonds, ana prices
s5iyanecId B., 10 ~ per cent. The inquiry
INNS chiefly 10 prime investment ISSUES;
al
6.rc.. unlisted "a 900 shares.
Money on cal easy at az per cent, cent;
IFc~rJ a. no., Der cent; prime mercantile
D,rer $n4 per cent. Bar silver, 5ots:
IttrIine exchange stronger, with actual
t,,sincs. i'm bankers bills at 4S1ai ass
Tor sixty days and 4SSf44SH for demand (;
ro.t.d rates. 4SSigd4SlA: commercial
Ruis dS1n4S7I Government bonds
hIrbcr. state bonds dun. Railroad
bonds Grmer. silver at the board was
~ hid. 49, 49, o,,
currency SO lJi 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
ANOTHER ASSIGNMENT.
II. IL. Nicholas, n Grocer on Marshall
Street, s.oes to the wall.

II. e. Nicholas. who keeps grocery
store at No. GIG east Marshall street,
yesterday morning filed a deed of assign
rent in the clerks office OF the Cham
Gerry Court. transferring the stock OF
goods in his store 10 Edward W. car
rington. as trustee.
The debts of the first class are rent ana
taxes due and all clerk nire ana $So 10
w. H. Cosby for board % Il 1orsst.
Debt of the second cle>s: Alice X.
Nicholas, $50; Matte c. NICHOLAS, S2lI.t5
stockett, &!957.
After the payment OF the debts o. first
and second class are paid the folio wing
are TO share rataby:
Joseph w. Blanton, 1859 Bohea I'm
porting Company. Sli; George Boyd &
Son. 81; Davenport 4 Morris, Sc: Fon-
erden Specially Company, $40; Galleso
Mills Company Sl2l 49, Gates a Brown.
SO; ]. II. Griffith & Co. 800: Gottschalk
e Co. si55.a3; Hicks & Howard, $3.50;
Kingan Il Co., Sf5.32; t.. lowering Co,
1915; Merrett e Ronaldson, $3.50; !. -
Moore & Son, S22l.52; Ottenger Brothers,
S32 Packard. Thomas a Co, s3l.5o;
Thomas Potts & Co, sS2.95; Richmond
Pickle Company, 1915: T.. A. Saunders a.
Sons. $50: &. Il. Skilman, 1886; Slater,
Meyers q Co, $2lij5; southern Manufac-
turing Company. Sio8; Swift Provision
Company. 2l.99; the Taylor Boiling Com
pany, $6l3.99: the Standard on so9ma.
pany sioS; Writ y. Taylor q Co, $50;
VcstaI Company. 1910: ". u. West Com
pany. $3.50; Whittle Sydnor x Co, sl2.i5
Robert +. Williams a Co.. $50; Won,
McMillin q Co.. S32.S5; w. l. Young,
S534j; l.. G. Younger. s37i.l3. 49,.
The liabilities are estimated at i,O0O;
assets not stated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
TO rom SMALLPOX.
The Board Of Health Considers what
Measures Would BE Most Efficient.

The Board of Health held called
meeting at noon yesterday in DR.. Open
himer's office, which was attended py
all three members.
Commonwea It'll s-Attorney Herbert l;
Lewis. Of King William county. appeared
before the board and stated that seven
cases of the disease existed on the indian
reservation in his county. he spoke OF
the quarantine regulations set In force,
which he considered TO be effective.
The board, through It's president, Or.
Oppenhimer, received information from
Or. Moses u. Hoge. Jr.,. to the effect
that five persons who had escaped from
the reservation had been recaptured ana
sent back. ,..,
II was decided to ask the Common
Council to re-enact the ordinance re-
curing compulsory vaccination. AS VIII
be seen i'm another column Of to-day
Times. this request was granted by that
body. ,..,,.,
The board also considered the adVlsa-
bility of dividing the city into districts
to facilitate vaccination, ana the names
OF the physicians TO be appointed lot
that purpose. , .to. %
the call Of the Chair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. AFTER some
hesitation around the opening, which
elected for a downward course, most
OF the news heard was clearly in faNor
Of an advance, and had the crowd Oeen
in the same humor as on Saturday, a al
buyers of that day were, however, nun
cry for profits. and Partridge was much
In evidence as "a seller. May opened
at 5SI2c.. sold between js3sc. ana 1iAc.,
closing at 5Sc.. 1zM@sc. under Saturday;
Cash wheat was firm and hc. per bushei
higher early. but later eased OH ana
closed nominally Nc, lower,
Corn-The weakness In wheat, an m
crease OF 1,0l2,0 900 bushels In the visible
supply, an increase of 800 900 bushels
In the amount on ocean passage. ana
a continuation Of the good receipts, We're
all Inducements 10 sell corn to-day. The
market for that grade had nothing that
could really be construed I'm favor OF
prices. so they dropped back like those
of wheat May corn opened at iIAc,
sold between 4Sc. and 47kc., closing at
corn was steady, closing nominally
weaker. with the futures.
Oats-All the other grain markets being
off. and nothing TO assist, they likewise
fell away in some sympathy. The busi-
ness was but light and the range of
prices narrow. May oats closed 4ngsc.
lower than Saturday. Cash oats were
ns-Respondins 10 some weak
ness in hogs, products We're easy, but
the demand seemed TO bc greater than
.here were offerings, and a moderate
rally soon look place, after which prices
held their own fairly well. At the close
May pork was unchanged from Saturday.
May lard was 2l2c. higher and May ribs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
no TIDINGs OF THE BOY.
younr summers Disappearance Sun
Mv.,.rx-The Asheyii'e Libel Case

asVEyuI,E. n. c.. Jan. 7.-spec'a''-
Theodore sumner, the sixteen-year-oiu
SON If Frank Sumner ESD. large a'y
Goods dealer on Patton avenue, TINS elly,
isft here on the 18th OF last OCTOBER ai,u
MS Family and friends have heard NOM
ing from him since his departure n''
sather was informed that the youlo n.a''
had gone 10 visit an aunt IN Syartan
burg 3 c., and for short while thous"t
no,bing of his absence. But Mr. summer
hss received information 10 the eneo.
that the Young man Is not now, ana mas
not been, in spar;anbuTs TO the Know
edge of his relatives there slace MS u,iaN
co1mtab,e disappearance. nearly fhrec
r,onths ago. MIR. Sumner IL very anxious
over the matter. and has employed de-
tectsves 10 ferret out the whereabouts
Of hls son, VINO was certainly bright
promising lad. The boy had $50 on ms
nerson when he left here, and foul play
is feared. though hoped against.
The Board OF Aldermen at their last
meet ting refused the application for license
OF saloon keeper who wanted 10 10
busiress in Asheville. the Board deciding
that Asheville was sufficiently supplied In
this respect.
The Asheville Chess and Checker ciuo
at Its hast meeting elected the foIlowinS
permanent offcars; President, DIR. W. Y.
Brownson; vice-Prestdent. u. Burnett
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
A eulat Wedding.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Straus. of 40 east Broad street. was at
g o'clock on Sunday evening the scene
when Miss Hannah Wolfsheimer was
united 10 Mr.. Leon Stein, OF the stem
Shoe Company. The Rev. DR.. T.. n.
Callsh oficiated delicious supper was
served and corral wishes extended 10y
All as we'll as many handsome presents
which evidenced the esteem and admiia-
tion OF their friends and relatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
Law and Equity Court

In the Law and Equity Court before
Judge Minor yesterday the case OF Segar
INA E,lectric Company for 1000 damages
was was tried. which took up The create,
part of the day. The plaintiff charged
that he was put off one Of the defend
ants cars after having paid MS rare,
attendant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o., Jan. Flour quiet,
winter. s2lO02.9O; family, S2.ec12l5, low
grades 81 70nl 80.
Wheat In fair demand. with previous
corn auiet; No mixed. &c; No.
white, 4ic.
oats steady and unchanged.
Pork firm; mess, sll.I3; clear mess anu
clear family, SID. ~
Lard firm; steam leaf and Kettle DRIED,
$50. -.
Bacon firm and i'm fair demand; loose
shoulders. S5.62i2; shorts. SG6E12. ,.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, SJ.l2l2;
shorts, Sj.S7I2; clears. Sb.12l2.
Whisky stcadY at Sl.22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
The Week OF Prayer.

< very large congregation assembled
last evening at the Church OF the Cove
vice. inaugurating the week of prayer;
Addresses were made by Drs. Hoge ana
Cannon. the former. though, deliverea'
entirely without preparation. preceded
by q day full Of his pastoral engage
ments. yet was most profitable snd 70
the point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
DEATHS.

SKIPWITH.-Die at his residence, In
this city on Monday, January 9Th in
slant at 4;,0 o'clock In the afternoon,
GREY SKIPWlTH. in the fifty-hith
year of his age.
The funeral will take place from mis-
residence, No. GA west Franklin street
on WEDNESDAY. the 9Th instant, at ~
O'clock. Frierd DIS OF the family invited
to attend.
Interment private.
No flowers ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
run CoTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7,--cotton dull and
easy; middiing gulf. i5.i6; middling,
lila Futures closed dull sales. $500
bales, January. 30 Eebrussryl, i S4o'
KOS, July. 572; August, BIT: September.
$50; October, $50; net receipts l.l20
bales; gross receipts, lo7o4 bales; exports ts
bales: sales. .o5s bales: spinners. 3s
bales; stock GlctuaDs iae.$o4 bales.
Total to-day.-Net receipts. D22s bales
exports 10 Great Britain. 81 iUi paies'
VSsnce. LOSS bales; stock. l.ieo2so bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
The Debt of West Virginia.

Governor O'Ferrall has forwarded 10
GciaI communication setting forth the
action actd' of the Legislature of Virginia in
reesrd To the debt Of the latter State.
The sending OF such a letter was con- con,
~, his subject by the General Assembi,
Of Virginia The Legislature OF West
Virginia will convene during the present.
u-qeE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS, MO. Jan. Flour I'M
changed.
Wheat lower; January, 52isc.; May.
5Jlsc
Corn lower January, 423c.; February,
oats lower; January, 3oH,c: May, 30ii
Tork-Standard mess, Sll73.
i.ard-Prime steam, S6.Ud6.I0; choice,
SG.75.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. .s4.STts;
longs. $40: clears, $40; shorts. $40.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, sG.2.: longs,
81 GlI5: clears, S6I3: shorts, sc.o'12.
High wines steady at Si.22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cattle-Receipts $50; sales. 80
Sheep-Receipts, 800; sales. 200.
Hogs-Receipts. 400; sales, 40V $50.
Prices Cattle-Best, Sac to 4hc. gross
medium TO good, Sc TO BIC. gross; com
mon to fair. &c. to 24c. gross; Bulls &C.
to 2I3c. gross.
Sheep-2i2c. to SIC gross.
Hogs-5hc. to SIC. net.
Prospects fair for next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
CilancerY CouTt.

In the Chancery Court yesterday NJ.
Samuel Register was admitted to prac-
tice law. -,,.,., 80. 49,,
,,tor Sf Mrs Bernardina Scheper. The
estate is valued at $1,000, and Is be-
oueathed TO her children.
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hosvy hogs firm and poorer grades weak;
heavy, &4.3Off 100; common 10 cny'c
mixed, A.Opq4i5; choice ASSORTED, S.'
G4 -: light, ~. 1lritfo; pigs, S2.2''1i.. 90.
Sneep-Receipts, 1900: market opened
stcidy hut closed weak; inferior 10 choice,
81 -slfI3. 40: lambs. 81 XII y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-08
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. I, 1895.

Cnerings-Corn white. ~ bushels:
oats, 300 bushels.
Sales-Corn (Yhite). 259 bushels.
Quotations. Wheat--Longberry, use. 10
&c. mixed 57c. 10 G2c.. shortberry, J6c.
10 &c. No. red, Glhsc. 10 G2c
corn-Whfte. Virginia, 4Sc.; No. = white,
4Sc.: No. . mixed, 1Gc.
Oats-No 2 mixed. 3GiIc. TO SIC; no.
3 mixed. 35H.c. TO Soc; winter, Acc. 10 4sc.
Rye--5Jc 10 sSc.
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ANANNAH

SAVANNAH. GA, Jan. 7.-Spirits tur-
pcntine. 2GIic. paid for regulars; sales.
80 casks: receipts. 307 casks.
Rosin firm; sales, 1908 barrels; prices
unchanged. Quotations-A, u. and 6.
f. 81 Is: /, $50: X, $3.50; NJ. s255; n,
S2G5 window glass. $3.50; water white
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. 1.-tlour
dull; western superine. sl.S0Q2O0; do.
extra, 80 1912 A.; do. family. s2GOG2. 49,
winter wheat, patent S290a3.l5i spring
do, 3.GOd3 81: straight. S3.25a3.45
Wheat quiet; No. . red spot anu Janu-
ary 60lsdG0hc; February, 6lq6lH &c;
May, 62a. q62Bc.; steamer No. red, Ola
m51Ac; southern, by sample, OOqOl &c )
do. on grade 5S446lhc.
Corn tirmer; mixed spot ana January
A1Aa4Sc: February, 4SAm4Sl9c. May,
5eiIc. bid steamer mixed. 46tgG4GAc;
southern white. 4Gqi9c; do yellow 4'Q
Oats firm and tending higher; No 2
white. western, 3Sq3sAc.; No. mixed
western, 35q35l2c:
rye quiet; No 2. DC. o
Hay firm; good to choice timothy, Si3'uo
Grain freights steady and demand
slack; steamer 10 Liverpool, January,
Is; February, 2s.3d, q2s41 5d.; CORK Ior
Provisions steady and quiet; mess pork,
si5OO; bulk shoulders, S675; short rib
sides s775; clear sides, S7.75; suigar.cured
shoulders, $500; hams. small sii'oo'
large, 5000
Lard-Rehned $3.50
Butter firm; fancy, creamery. &c:
ladle. 17Qlsc; roll, 14ai6c.; store-packed'
i0f1l2c.
Eggs quiet at 22M23
Coffee quiet No. Z. Sf3I5.
Sugar quiet and unchanged, -
Bonds-Virginia Century. o9t2uoo; Bai-
timore and Ohio. 62lg; Northern central
Gjia Consolidated Gas bonds, 10; DO
stock, CHS