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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY.
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
baceo Eycbange-Inttrnsl Revenue
COLLECTIONS Foreign Adviecs

NEW YORK. Jan. 2i.-Speculation at
the stock Exchange was duil again 10,
day. the transactions having aggffSateh
only iOSOn shares. AZ the opening the
market was heavy. prices declining Z.
30 A.. pcr cent. Jersey Central and Union
Pacinc leading. The loss was parry
recovered before II O'Clock, Sugar, 'h'-
cago Gas, Manhattan ana Union l'acl,lc
displaying strength. Inc impIoNciii,,,''
WAS due IN sugar TO taNoIdbit u
cision by the United states supreme
Court I'm the wcli-knoNu PhiladelPhla
suit brought by Attorney 'iarty
under the Sherman anti tfnst law . nS
court sustalns the position OF tht o"Edi
Company Gas rose 10 IA on the re-
iteration OF the rumOrs that insurers Nctc
inclined 20 adjust the cNlsllDs u,l ~, 80,
\ conference Of the parties lh',itStIi
IS slated for this week. Union acme
first broke 20 81. and later rallied 10
g3s foundations account for the con-
tlnucd weakness Of TINS spe,iattY' IN
the CLOSING hour Of business lhe market
was heavy. and especially lot oIsdr'
Chicago Gas the Anthracite Coalers.
and the CHANGERS. the decline being ac-
celebrated by the break In wheat ana
rum0rs OF financial troubles in aah
Francisco The market closed weak,
with prizes anywhere from a to N
per cent lower on the day. In the mac
tive stocks Pennsylvania Coal sold at
100 against 80, the last previously re-
ported sale Tho bond market was weak
or Sales Of listed stocks aggregated
5000 shares; unlisted, 32V0 shares.
Money on call easy AT lNlA per cent,
last loan al per cent. and closing Of
fercd at I per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 5ft4 per cent. Bar silver. 1Gi.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bust
nees in bankers bills at 1854 1854 for
sixty days and .4sSiiNIS9 for demand;
posted rates. 4s,f0 i9O. commercial bills
~ UiS"i Government bonds steady.
state bonds firm Railroad bonds weak
er Silver az the board was GOKnGOla
Treasury Balances-Coin, $T1 ,2S2, 900:
currency 81. CO. 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
Law and Equity Court.

In the Law and Equity Court. before
Judge Minor, yesterday, the entire day
was taken up with the trial of the suit
OF Henry Crenshaw's administrator
against W. T. Ford for 5000 damages.
Late in the evening the jury brought in
a verdict for the defendant.
To-day will be tried the suit instituted
by Lucy A. BOXERS administrator
against the Richmond Railway and Elec-
trio Company. The suit was caused by
the death OF little MISS Lucy Booker
who some time ago fell out of a buggy.
the horse having ran away, frightened by
an electric arc light that had been low
cred on Franklin street by an employe Of
the defendant for the purpose Of trimming
tina same.
The following suits were instituted In
this tribunal yesterday:
Richmond Mutual Aid Society against
w. IL. Brinkley and w. III. Cheatwood; ;
debt on bond, 500.
f.. Il. Sutton and II. Selden Taylor re-
ceivers OF the Burton Brick Company,
against Samuel II. Pulliam IL Co., con-
tracted, for Sl06B.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. II, 1870.
| No offerings of tobaccos al auction on
| Change to-day.
| Private sales reported to the secretary
| of the Richmond Tobacco Trade today:
| Wrappers is hogsheads; nllers, !; smok-
| ers, l. scrap (brghD, 20; lear dark, ii.
| Total, ia hogsheads.
| The tobacco inspector reports to-day
| Inspections Bright. 20 hogsheads; dark,
81 hogsheads: western, II hogsheads. Re
| inspections-Bright, 46 hogsheads and l
| tierce; dark, 2 hogsheads
Myers, DaYenpOrts, Shockoe, Ale
ghany. Sheburne's and Seabrook's to-
baccO warehouses report to-day: Re
ceipts. 10 packages; deliveries, % pack
ages.
tions for the city of Richmond, Va, to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, S33l.15; plug
to6accos. S2711.97. Total, $3.046.72.
Good breaks Of dark loose tobaccos for
tomorrow. Crenshaw's warehouse Will
probably have a larger break than was
had on any one day last week. First
sale at ShOckoe.
The usual break at the "Stonewal"
warehouse for tomorrow.
A right nice break at Shelburne's ware
house for tomorrow Some tobaccOs
will be offered over the package.
Messrs. Charles w. BONNER q Co. re-
port the Lynchburg Va.) tobacco market
for the week ending January 10, 1893,
as follows:
Sales for week ending January y, 1890
213 800 pounds: sales for week ending
January 10, 1898, Dol 900 pounds; increase
week ending January ~, 1885, 33S. 100
pounds
Sales from October I, 1894. to January
49, 1895 4S11 800 pounds; sales from Oc-
tOber |, 1893. 30 January lD, 1874, 4,330,WD
pounds; increase for 1s9tlS9J, $500
pounds.
As our receipts during the week were
about 10000 pounds less than what they
were for the corresponding week last
year. our increase was prOportlonately
reduced 1t is estimated that we have
sold thus far one million pounds more
Of bright tobacco than what we did last
season up TO the present time. Our
dark offerings are therefore about 100000
pounds short of last year Good ship
ping tobacco. when run across, was ac-
lively bid for. and, as a rule, brought
satisfactory prices Medium grades were
a little easier and Jugs and common
tobaccos about the same as last report
ed. No black wrappers were offered.
The Petersburg Record of Saturday,
January 49, 1895, says:
The sales Of tobacco Thursday were
large and the prices obtained were sat
isfactory Mr.. r.. Q. Steger. of Amelia
county received S16.75 per hundred for
his offerings. and Mr.. j. d. Htes, of the
same county, received S1475 for his Of
ferings The prices generally obtained
at the breaks were satisfactory.
The following VIII show the movement
of tobacco during the past week at the
various warehouses:
Farmers-Receipts, 10t; loose, 72,4O
W est flill-ieCcipts, 3d. loose. 30 Ia
Moore's- Receipts, 30; loose, n ,59j. Cen
Receipts. 40; loose. 1900 Total-Re.
cepts, 234; loose, 39s,OG0
Total inspections from the 1st of Oc-
tober. 1881, to January 10 1895. So; same
time last year. S27.
No visitors registered at the Tobacco
Exchange TODAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
THE COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Jan. -Cotton-MiddlIng
gulf. q; middling. So Futures closed
barely steady; January. 5.4S: February
3 faa:: March 49, April, 5.55; NAV, SIS;
June, Dts July. 5.G6: August 20: SEN
TENDER, 5.75 October. $50; sales. ~ 900
bales; net receipts. l,2ss bales; gross re-
ceipts 6'2G bales; exports 10 Great Bri-
tain, 10 bales France go bales: Conti-
nent, 900 bal les: forwarded, . 40 bales.
stock (actuaD. l43.O73 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 42G76 bales 4.
exports 60 Great Britain, 800 bales
France. 9i9 bales; Continent. ii o35 bales:
Total 80 far this week-Net recein,s
7O7 17s bales. N''P'''
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2i.-Cot,on fu-
lures steady; sales. IS. 100 bales: Jan1,arv
5o5; February; SIP; March. sos; April..
526; May Do; june 53s; July. 5.l3:
56S
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2i--l2:3O T.. M
Cotton demand fair and prices easier,
American middling, 2 i-s2; sales. 1900
and export. 900 bales: receipts. III 100
bales. I'll American; American middiing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.1.Flour quiet and
| barely steady; winter wheat. low grades,
! 81 O5f2.Gi; fair 10 fancy, S2.i0n2y: pa
| tent. 81 75032 20 Minnesota clear. S23Wg
| 20; patent, s3.fOd3.a5; low extras, 500
! M2G0. Southern -four dull and weak !;
common TO fair extra, $2.10q3.0O; good
! 10 choice, 81 l0n3.D
Wheat dull and lower. with options,
| closing steady; No = red. store and cle.
vHtor. @h4n3l2c. ahoat Gle. Options
more active ana excited at the close and
weak at l#@l@sc decline; No. 2 red,
January. j9kc. February 50hc; March,
GoAc.; May, G0@ic
Corn duh. lower and weak: No. 2, 400
4D4c.. elevator: J0AGJ0Ikc. ahoat. Oh.
closing weak; January. 43kc.; February,
oats dull and weaker Options more
active; January, 32hc.; February. BE;
May 33hc. Spot-No. . 334m3353c.;
mixed western, 3in3Jc.
Hay quiet; choice steady; shipping,
Wool moderately active and steady;
domestic fleece. l50l9c.; pulled. I2Gf3Jc.
Beef dull; family. $l6GM11.JO: extra
mess. StOUS.W; beef hams quiet at
SlIOO; tered beef dun; city extra India
mess, sl5.0oT160; cut meats dun; picked
bellies SJ.1JihS1Ih: SHOULDERS. 81. 800
4G2i2: hams, SSOO4S ~: middles nominal
Lard quiet and lower; western steam
SGSlA bid; city, SG2JQG.37k. Futures
nominal. Refined quiet; Continent, 81 80;
6531H.
Pork quiet and steady mess. S12.7j@
1900
Butter duh and weaker; State dairy,
lV12oc; creamery. 1Gd23c. western
dairy lOql5c. creamery, 1jn2ic.; FL
gins. DC
Cotton seed oil dull and easy; crude,
DC. yellow prime. 2Sc. asked; do. choice,
2Sd2Si2c
Petroleum nominal.
Rosn dull; strained, common to good,
S1.3jGl1 40.
Turpentine quiet and firm at 29Hd30c
Rice fair and firm; domestic, fair TO
extra, 4hMGc. Japan, 4A@4Rc
MOlasses Foreign nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle. good TO choice. firm
and in fair demand at 2Su3Sc.
Peanuts quiet
Coffee barely steady at 10 points up
10 points down; January. $1i3JU14J0:
March, S142jTl440; May. S141J6i4.35:
August, Sli.10; October. S1i15; Deem
Der, $1l.JOG1I55. Spot Rio quiet and
steady; No. I, $1,000
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady: fair re-
filming, 23sc Refined Cut-loaf and crush
ed. i7kc. graduated, 3 15-1Gnilkc.
Freights 10 Liverpool dull and weak
cotton. $500: grain. I12d. asked.
Kale-Norfolk, 5O075c
Sp.nach-Norfolk, Sl.VOG2o0; Baltimore,
81 0Olrl. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
HIS TEN YEARS SERVICE
DIR. ROSEBRO'S Passionate AT
TABP.sTREET CHURCH.
Taking Dispositions In the Thorp. McKen-
nsy Case - Ex-Gsverncr Cameron
in Pstersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. H.-Speciai.
Yesterday was the tenth anniversary OF
the pastorate OF Rev. j. w. Rosebro. ID.
d., as pastor Of Tabb-Street Presbyterian
church. and that eminent divine referred
TO the fact In very appropriate manner.
During his ministry here he has received
into the church 800 members, and has pap
tlzed a number Of persons. DR.. Rosebro
is much beloved by his congregation. and
is very popular in the community.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday-Schcol Union Associa-
ton was held yesterday afternoon at
Market-Street church. The reports from
the nine schools showed total organiza-
ton of 1857; average attendance. l,33i;
percentage of attendance, a; money col
lected sl02 80. An interesting address was
made by Rev. Mr.. Parham.
a mass-meeting for men only was held
yesterday afternoon at st. Johns Epis-
copal church. The sermon was preached
by Rev. Arthur l.. Lloyd. of Norfolk, VINO
has been assisting the rector, Rev. W. a.
II. Goodwin. in a series of meetings dur
ing the past week.
DEPOsI1I)NS IN THE THOkP CONTESTED CASE.
The taking of dispositions In the contest
ed election case of Thorp vs.. Mckinney
will be begun at Ramsdell Hall, In this
city, tomorrow.
Copies of the annual report OF st. Jo-
seph's Catholic church. from January LIST
to December 81, 1894, were distributed
among the congregation yesterday morn
ing The report shows that there are 552
souls in the parish; In the mission at
tached, 40; annual communions, 3,5a;
number Of pupils in Sunday-School, lOo;
number Of boys in parochial school, 81;
number of girls in parochial school, Al;
number of baptisms-infants, q; mar
riages-Catholic, 2; mixed 2; insurance on
church furniture. $500; on parsonage and
furniture $500; on Sisters school and FUR
niture $500. The financial statement
shows that there is balance on hand OF
s8,g2S.5J for the new church now In course
Of erection.
WORK FOR THg HUsTINGs COURT.
In the Hastings Court to-day twenty
eight cases, some of which have been in
court for the past twenty years, were
dropped from the docket.
Captain Ladd and Sergeant Lowery, OF
the Norfolk police, were in the city to-
day on their return home from Rich
mond.
Ex-Governor W. E. Cameron is in
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Ill. Jan. 21.--There was
nothing TO complain Of on the score OF
activity IN to-days wheat market, but
il was not the kind Of action that suited
the bulls. From the top to the bottom
just &C. parted the range, and NC. OF
n came during the last thirty minutes
and seemed 10 be the result Of united
action by longs and shorts, although
the former were very likely unwilling
participators I'm the aggression. From
the start there was an undcrcurrent Of
heayiness, ana Apprehension was felt
that values would not sustain. Shortly
before the close a rally Of &c. took place
but no apparent strength was felt. May
wheat opened from 5flyn51@sc. to JI12c.
declined TO 553sc., closing at 5Jisc, 1@sc
under Saturday. Cash wheat sales were
generally moderate, but the nominal
close had all the weakness Of the III
lures.
Corn-It was a disastrous day for corn,
as for wheat the raiding being as prOml-
nent and as widespread Country orders
10 sell were on the market early, and
local professionals were doing their Ut
most to depress values. Many of the
orders mentioned failed OF execution be
fore the break came, and heavy losses
had to be accepted in order to lieuidate.
The country, which has been so faithful
10 the bull side. lost confidence early.
and for the time were In state of
CONSERVATION bordering Oh panic The
oyerpOWering influence for weakness was
tho increase of 1,1D4,0OO bushels I'm the
visible supply. May corn opened at
axe, the low point was 4J's045l2c., and
the close 4ji3c., l5Sc. under Saturday
Trading IN cash corn was at prices llc
under Saturday, the final nominal quo.
tatiOns being fully in sympathy with the
decline i'm futures.
Oats-Thi grain Jared no better than
the others. and at the beginning Of the
hdmmcring tactics was the most defence
less. No support was accorded prices
except such n negative one as came from
short covering. The large hoCses that
have been prominent sellers Of late were
among the leaders on that side to-day
May oats closed 1c. under Saturday
Cash oats SOLD nc. lower and 1c. lower
than Saturday.
Provisions-rhere was absolutely no
difference In the product market from
the conditions existing in grain. Specua-
ton was impressed by the slump in
wheat, corn and oats. and followed the
course of those markets. Large receipts
of hogs was further depressing feature
The close was 35c. lower than Saturday
TO" May pork. lo0t2i5c lower for May
lard. and lJc. lower for Nav ribs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
BALTIMORE.

| BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 2l.-Flour
| dun: western superfine, 81 .91Q2.l0; extra,
! y. -.12.5O: FAMILY, 81. 61Q200; winter
wheat. patent, $3.OOU3.25; spring, &.GOd
! $50; straight S3.2jU3.4j
Wheat dun and weak; No: red spot
and January 5SAa59c.: February, $50
I9itc March. GO0G0Ac.; May. 6llaU6l3Sc.
steamer No. . red, 5T4uJ0c.; southern.
by sample, 59lpGlc,; do, on grade, od1&a
J9i.c.
Corn-AlNed spot and January 4Gh@
47c.; May. J0iic. asked; steamer mixed,
46i40lGAc.; southern white, 4Ih@4S12c.;
Oats steady; No. white, western, Bs12c.
bid: No. mixed, western, 3512430c.
Rye steady: No. >. DC.
Hay firm at Sl2.50Wl3.OO.
Grain freights very quiet.
Provisions easy: mess pork, Sl4.Vo; buiK
shoulders. S6.2}; shorts, S125; sugarceured
shoulders. $3.50; hams, small, Sloio;
large. sl0.25
Lard-Rchned 1925.
Butter quiet; fancy, creamery, 20926c. ::
roll, 1lQ1Gc.; ladle, t7Q1Sc.; store-packed.
lo0l2c.
Eggs firm at 22d23c
Coffee firm; No Z, $1,000.
Sugar duh at S4.0S
f3onds-Virgnia Century. 59l44Nh;
Baltimore and Ohio, 60: Northern Gem
trial. 67d6s; Baltimore and Ohio South
western iirsts, 1904; Gas, 6i%a64%;
bonds, 6's, 1854; IS, iO0%4l07.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
Small-Pnx Nat Snrending.

Mr.. Herbert |. Lewis. Commonwealth
Attorney of King William, was in the
city yesterday and stated that the small
box situation in his section Of the State
was greatly improves. There have been
no new cases since January Sd. The
six persons who have the disease are
all convalescing. Only one death has oc-
CURED. There have been no cases off the
Indian reservation and all who fell vic
tins to the disease contracted 1t from the
original case.
Mr.. Lewis thinks there will be no new
cases The Commonwealth Attorney
has given nearly all OF mis- time during
tbe last four weeks 10 perfecting quar-
antine measures and was being warmly
congratulated to-day upon his apparently
successful efforts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
Rert.e Connty Matters.

WINDSOR. n. c., Jan. 2.-Special.-
Charles j. Moore. a prominent farmer OF
this county. and Miss Webb, a we'll
known and popular educator Of the coun-
Nv. were married yesterday at Wellington
negro woman named Jane Hog
wood was left alone in house near
Windsor She was in perfect health, and
sitting by fire. The other negroes went
turned they found her dead. lying In
the the fin fire. and nearly ali OF her clothing
hnrned off of her. No foul play Is sus-
pected. and it is thought that she had
The Raptist ladies of Windsor gav.,
a supper Friday night, to raise money
for the church. The sum of $40 was
realized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
STRANGE SCENES.
Healing Without
| Medicine.
SANGER HALL
Filled With
People.
DIR. FRENCHS
Gift to the
Poor.

The most marvellous and charitable
WORK ever done in Richmond Is being
performed by DIR. French every morning
T6 H 8 cPeaeed by his nss @
and wonderful healing Of the sick Is
something seldom experienced in pub
scribe the scenes that take place every
morning. All people should go and
witness for themselves. People crowd
around the Doctor to be cured OF their
Thursday morning gentleman VINO ha ,i
lost his voice and could not speak above
a whisper was made TO speak IN ma,
tural tone, and gentleman VINO eouid
not raise his arm from rheumatism. ana
said he had had IL blistered and mace
sore the whole length OF the arm, was
relieved in a few minutes SO that ne
could swing the arm and use IL as Wen
as ever Several cases of deafness were
relieved as by magic, though the DOCTOR
said they would require more treatneht
TO. make permanent cure ana tod man, any
cessfully. but all should go to Sanger
Hall and witness for themselves. before
they can understand the wonderful power
there Is in magnetism To cure disease.
Remember. DR.. French does not treat
acute diseases but those long STANDING
chronic diseases that are gwen up as
incurable and battle the skill OF practi.
tionerJ who do not make a specially OF
such diseases. Or. French has taken
parlors at Murphys Hotel, where those
who are able TO pay may so from 4 M.
until g p NJ. each day. except the hour
I'm the hall. Consultation at the hotel
free. Admission to the hall free. )r.
French cures ali forms of skin diseases.
piles, ruptures, fssure tumors. fistula,
cancer, dropsy. dyspepsia, sleeplessnesS,
constipation, all nervous diseases, all
female complaints. without the use OF
instruments or exposure of the person;
consumption, deafness. catarrh, blindness,
and ali diseases of the blood or bones:
No matter what your disease is, go and
see Dr. French IL you wish to get well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL. Jan.
-Cattle-Receipts. ~ 800: market firm
and higher; common 10 extra steers. ~. 10
05S0; stockers and feeders, S2.2Jn3. - (,
cows and bulls. $l.25Q3.Ij; calves, s3.oO
M5J0.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market steady
for good and easy for common; heavy.
SiOOnI.3j; common to choice mixed, 81. ~
N 30; choice assorted, Si10dl2D; light.
So. 7Od4. %: pigs, S2O0Q3.7c.
Sheep-Receipts. II 900; market firm;
inferior 10 choice. s2.Ga3.S5; lambs.
$2.TJdiJe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22

February and March. G2-64; March and
April, = $3.50; April and May. ~ May
and June, 8 2-G4: June aud July, 8 3-6i;
July and August, 3 s-Gi; september ana
cline Tenders. 800 bales new dockcts.
iP. M.-January. 2 6l-Gl; January and
February, 2 6i-O3: February and Marce,
2 62-6l: March and April. S'-6i; April
and May, 3H3 1-6i: May and June, . 2-0i;
June and July, 3 3-Gifp3 4-6i: July and
August, 3 .4-ei98 5-Gi; August and Sep
tember. 2 G-G5; September and October
3 7-6i buyers, October and November
3 1O-6l, value. Futures closed quiet but
efoady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
10 COSYENE TO-DAY.
The Court of Inquiry VIII Assemble ~
the Am0ry This Morning.

The court of inquiry ordered by the
Governor 10 investigate certain features
OF the trouble In the First regiment, will
convene at the armory this morning at 10
o'clock. 1t is composed of Captain Tom
lin, of Norfolk; Captain Mushbach. of
Alexandria; Captain Nelson, OF Char
lottesyille, and Colonel Boykin, of Isle
of Wight, who is designated as judge
advocate.
The investigation will be confined to
the question of whether a certain court
martial ordered by Colonel Jones was
justified In refusing to proceed with the
required examination. 1t is expected that
will show a condition OF affairs that
should not exist.
The court will report the facts de-
veloped during the investigation TO the
Governor, who will subsequently take ac-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
Becanse " Ter Mn. Mnsted

Al recent meeting of the Comm, ttee
on Water a petition OF Mr.. ]. c. Smith
was submitted, who asked that the COM
the water meter placed there short
while before. The communication ex-
plained that the writer purchased the
meter with the expectation of saving
money, but that his bill for water used
was actually higher after he had adopted
the meter than IL had been before. He
added THAI he was willing to pay the
expenses. The committee declined TO CON-
ply with his request.
A member OF the Committee on Water,
when seen on the subject last evening,
stated that the committee had decEned
TO take the meter out because they knew
that water was wasted at Mr.. Smiths
place OF business. II was true that the
meter was his property and he could re-
move II, but the committee could have II
replaced by another for the very reason
that water was being wasted there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
On ary street.

Cary street that congested thorough
fare, where is done the produce trade oi
the city, is in terrible mess because Vi
the sidewalk Improvement going on. The
sidewalks are torn up in places on the
north side from Twelfth street to Nir-
ginia street. The handling OF goods Is
much interfered with, and some OF the
merchants are grumbling no little over It,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
ST- I0IfIS

ana ' stead H: patent, 8 'as g 5sa2 tG'f fancy,
$2ONi2lO; choice, 81 s0ul. 90
Wheat lower; January, 5lhG53ssc.
Corn lower: January. aiMc.. May. axe.
Fork-Standard mess, $ll.5O9i1.I5; on
orders. $500
Lard-Steam prime, $6.b5; choice, 1865.
Dry Sailed Meats--Shouiders. $50:
longs. $50: clear ribs, S5.07; shorts. s5s5.
Racon-Boxed shoulders. $500; longs.
So 20: clear RIBS. $3.50: shorts. s662i5.
High wines steady at sl.22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
Paving Election Expenses.

The Committee on Elections held s.
called meeting in room No. II of the City
Hall last evening, which was attended by
Messrs. Hobson (chairman). Reeve,
Woody. and Smith Some routine busi-
ness was transacted and bills amounting
10 $500 forming part OF the expenses
caused by the recent election. were or
dered 10 be paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
LLELIALDA- - L. 49,. -

Offerings Corn Cwhite). oS4 hush.t,.
corn miNed). 80 bushels; oats. 3 100
bushels INV
Sales-Corn Cwhite). 100 bushels. corn
miKedD $40 bushels; oats. 400 bushels
Quotations. Wheat-Longbeiry 5Sc "a
G2iac.: mixed sc 10 G2Ibc.; sbortherr,So
sc. 20 G2i4c: No. red G2c.
Corn-Nhite, Virginia, 4Sc TO 5Oc.; No.
white. i0c. 10 SOC; No. mixed, dc,
20 4Tiac 80
Oats-No . mixed, 36e. TO aGibc. M
mixed, 35c. 10 35l4c.: winter, 45c. TO iSc,
Rye-57c. 20 59c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22

The Commercial Building and Loan As
ISOLATION offers its full-paid certificates
OF stock at $50 per share.
This stock pays a casn dividend or D
me profits OF the association. For
furthey information. address Commercial
building and Loan Association. sos Main
street. Richmond. va