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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

CHICAGO. ILL, Feb. THE business
in wheat and other speculative proper
ties on The Board OF Trade was uull to-
day. everybody being Interested N me
outcome OF thc ballotng on the put and
cal amendment and giving most Of heir
atteutQn TO that question. Tho visible
supply decreased & .3s9DO bushels. The
bulls have in mind their late punish
mcnt. ana the bears are just a little
bit afraid that present values VIII not
admit Of further depreciation, 80 taat
the situation is rather against a decided
movement in either direction. May wheat
opened from 545c. to J2fc. sold between
80 .0..i'lc. ana 12',c., closing az '24'lc..
i.c. under saturday. Cash whcGt "ds
steady.
Coru-The corn pit WIS practically for
saEen by most traders. Even me m
Nctrrate scalpcrs found their ppportuni-
ties reduced by the inactivity Of TIE
market. and We're doing bar little IN their
line Sympathy with wheat was me
ruling influence, slightly lower prices
prevailing 81 most times. May corn
opened at &c, sold between i-'sc. ana
4Ptc.. closing at ~ M &c. l-c. under
Saturday. Cash corn was easy.
Oats-NO Improvement in oats to-day.
The acton was not pronounced lAe
tone was steady. May oats Closed re.
lower than Saturday. The cash market
was steady
Provisions opened lower on me. inform2-
ton tnat live hog values lacked 5Tcug,h
and were about 5c per 100 uouf,ds lower.
Provisions continued steady ~ the dc-
cline. Tho interest iu the privilege vote
extended To- this market ana was pai H.
responsible for May Ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
SNAqCHED F. ON DEATH
HETER TWO YEAR ,
OF AGONY,
Waiting in Despair for Life TO End,
Cured by DR.. French at MUIR
phys Hotel.

For two years past Mr.. Jerome BAR
rus who lives at Franklin. Northampton
county. has been suffering from com
plication OF diseases, which brought MIN
10 a condition only less terrible Una"
death itself The trouble seemed TO ne
located In the stomach and bladder; put
the treatment he received not only falled
10 give the slightest relief. but actually
proved so disastrous that he very nearly
lost his life in consequence. The pam
that Mr.. Barrus suffered cannot be ade-
duately expressed in words. II was not
confined to any one part of the body but
was most severe in the region OF the
bladder and in the back and head. MT
Rarrus states that his suffering never
ceased day or night during his illness, ex-
cent under the influence Of powerful op.-
ates. and for the last six months pre-
vious 20 his treatment by DR.. French any
thing like sleep or rest was OUT OF the
question. He was unable TO take food eN-
cept of the simplest kind. and the distress
occasioned by even a limited diet was OIL
ten or almost unbearable severity. me
bladder trouble proved TO be a chronic
Inflammation Of the most obstinate char-
acter, and only those who nave had eN-
perience with this malady can under
stand what that means. IL means torture
beyond human endurance. IL means ner-
vous irritation and prostrat.on that rem
ders death itself preferable TO a continual
ton OF such an existence. Mr.. Barrus
was reduced I'm flesh to a mere skeleton,
and had become so respondent as TO rem
der any treatment almost hopeless. At
the time he came to Or. French he was
yold'ng urine every five or ten minutes
during the day. and was compelled to get
ND every twenty minutes during the night
for this purpose. Each time the bladder
was emDtied II caused an increased spasm
Of pain. but a very small quantity was
passed at a time. and was freely mixed
Win pus and blood. The patient was UNI
able to keep his bed or be about with
any comfort, and II was with the greatest
difficulty and pain that he made the
journey TO see Or. French. and he immc-
diatoly placed himself under Dr. French's
care. After three treatments he was able
TO sleep with comfort. He remained un-
der tTea tmcut three weeks, and returned
10 his home yesterday a well man, and
said when he left: "Dr. French has SIM
ply sn2tchei me from death after all
hope had fed" Mr. Barrus may be re-
forrod 10 10y letter or I'm person. No mat
tor what your disease may be. or how
many physicians have told you there is
mo- hope for YOU. 81 10 Murphy's Hotel
and consult Or French. for. he cures
after all other means fail Go at once.
and not wait TO SEQ a case published like
your own; bvt 80 and see for yourself.
Dr. French continues h. treat the sick
poor I'm Sanger Hall every morning from
ip 90 u O'Clock. Go and see his wonder
ful cures h. will interest and set the
serious 10 thinking. as well as amuse the
mirthful Consultation "a Murphy's Hotel
free. Letters of inquiry must contain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
CoInnrl Rr1nch on the Message.

The New York Herald Saturday pub
lisLcd a letter from col. james X. Branch
of tins city, and gave him the title OF
president Of the Merchants National
bank. THIS was most natural error OF
the part of the Herald, Tor no doubt the
editors OF that Journal knew Of Coione
Iyrqnch's ability as lnanC!er. and judged
from reading has letter that II ne was not
the president he ought 10 be. The letter
IS as follows:
Editor New York Herald: IT gives me
pleasure 10 note President Cleveland !
message, which In part I Endorsed when
the New York Herald first proposed TINS
popular ioan What We need badly is
some legislation To re-establish confidence
and the Presidents message comes near
er, IN my opinion, to some practical plan
that can pass the present Congress than
anything which has been proposed.
What IS now needed IS the combined ef-
forts OF the patriotic people and the press
TO see that Congress is forced 10 do some
thing. II the crOakcrs ana chronic OBJ
jectors Will lay down their arms for a
few weeks an era OF prosperity VIII De
started. although ! do not look for any
boom times In the near future.
JAMES X. BRANCH.
Richmond, Va, Jan 81 1885.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

The following cases were disposed OF in
the CITY Circuit Court yesterday:
j. Samuel Parrish, receiver against
John ". Ferguson. Judgment for $40.
same against Edwin y. Ezekiel; Judg-
ment for 500.
Same against Christian Unkel; Judgment
for 81 -.
same against Il. j. Levy, etc; judy
ment. FOR 500.
The case OF the New York and Sea
Beach Company, against the Richmond
Ctty Railway Company was removed TO
the Law and Equity Court.
The case OF ID. j. Carter against the
North side Mutual Building and Loan
Company was removed from the County
Circuit Court to this court.
The court ordered that superintendent
lynn. Of the penitentiary, return TO the
sheriff of Franklin county j. Il. Robin
son. a convict. This order IL in conse-
quence' OF a writ OF error and superse-
IDEAS awarded by the supreme Court.
Alessrs. 5. MEG. Fisher, +. c. Ebel and
Bey T. Crump We're appointed trustees
Of Temple Lodge, No. .. a. F. and "A.
Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
mr. WOMAN ~ IHE C1sE.
SIR. Mathews Publishes Pamphlet, Love.
Ictters and Al

Mr. Frank Mathews. formerly Of Man
chester. but now of Lynchburg Va. evil
-outy thinks ne has been grossly wrong
3D. and he has taken steps toward wreak-
Ing revenge upon a comey woman with
attractive bearing who. he tn nks, play
cl him false straight through a clever
role.
II viii be remembered by readers Of
The Times that Mr. Mathews was before
the Police count not long ago, charg ad
with threatening TO do bodily harm 10
Mrs. Kate Mcfarland. the woman in the
case. The testimony was developed that
Mr.. Mathc>s went out to the WildS or
Dakota to secure a divorce from his
wife. and while there met Mrs. McFdr-
land. who. h. seems was in that section
of the country for the purpose Of Sc
curing a divorce rom her husband. there
being pecularitics i'm the divorce laws
of Dakota. Mrs. Mcfarland IS native
OF Manchester She is said TO be quite
am attractive woman of striking person
aiity. She soon succeeded in welding "a
powerful Influence upon MI. Mathews
and persuaded him TO sell out his efte- l.
and return to Virginia with her
Not long after they returned 10 the
SACRED Soil" II became evident that Mrs
Mcfarland was growing tired Of her lat
est acquisition. The result was that the
lovers mad a falling out. and Mr.. Math-
eWS' ardor got the test OF him TO the
extent that he became so persistent in
his efforts TO see Mrs. Mcfarland that
she had him arrested. and some rather
spicy reading got into the papers on
the subject.
Mrs. Mcfarland Is stll a familiar figure
on the streets Of Manchester, and Of
late has been figuring as the heroine OF
a sensational publication In he shape OF
a pamphlet Of some thirty or forty pages,
gotten out by the man who claims 10 be
Influenced IN the matter solely by the
purpose Of showing TO the world what
kind Of a woman is she who played him
false. The pamphlet Is entitled ~
Parody on Love, or \ Modern Siren"
and contains the photographs OF Mr..
Mathews, the author. and the woman II
the case. \ large Humber of them have
been circulated, and have heard 1t stated
that they make fairly good reading Tor
people Of a sentimental turn OF iulnd'
The pamphlet purports TO give ne MS
tory Of the romantic relations eNlsuhS
between the author and the woman
from the time they met until she hnaily
threw him over for purposes OF her own.
II contains copies OF her love .ette from
which IT would appear that the couple
were quite fond OF each other. IL IL
claimed by the author that he spent from
900 TO 5000 on the woman within nine
months. and he claims that he was tol-
lowed all over the country by her.
Mr. Mathews thinks he was very badly
treated by the woman who figures as the
heroine Of his publication.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

February. SOL March, 5.o3; Apr,i. ol2:
May. 5lg: June. 5.25: July. 5.3l August.
$50. September. 80; OCTOBER DID, NO
LIVERPOOL, Feb. i.-i2:ao =. Not Cot.
ton~Fair business done and prices
sfesdv. American rniddling. 3l-,2; GALES.
y 900 bales: American l19 bales rsce SpeS-
ulation and export. 900 bales; TeceiDls,
~ 100 bales. all American. Futures
opened steady and demand moderate;
American moderate; March, 'i-oi
March and April. = 5s-Glq2 1,-O4; April
ard Nav. > Gi-Gi; May and June. I2-0i;
June and July. G2-Gi; July and August
36t3 l-,A; September and October. j 3-d1.
Futures quiet. Tenders, LOO oales new
dOckcts.
( T. February. 2 G-6iq2 5I-G4, buy
crs. February and March. , jG-6i02 0I-6i:
March and April. > j7-Gi02 5s-oA; April
and MAY. = ID-Gf. May and June. GO-Gi
a. Gi-Gi: June and July. , G2-6i; July
and August. G3-Gia3; august and Sep
TENDER. 3 1-6i; September and October.
. got buyers: October and November,
3 sci. November and December. J-Gl.
Futures closed barely steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
ToRAcCO EYcHANGE-

%
No offerings of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF tne Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY.
Wrappers. = nogsheads; liilers, 81; amOiS-
ers, 80: bur!eys, .. Total, ~ hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspect ons-BHght. II hogsncads dark.
- hogsheaGs. ReinspectiCns-B Bright. -
Myers. Crenshaw's. DavenporCs. Plant
eTs', Allegheny, ShOekOe and SeabrOok'J
tobacco warehouses report to-day: Re
ceipts. 50 packages deliveries. - pack
ages
nted states internal revenue colIac-
lions for the city of Richmond Va. to-
day. Cigars and cigarettes. 81 1!f go. plug
tohaccos. *2.5b}.23. Total. Sf.%5s ~.
4 tolerably good break al Davcnrort's
warehouse FOR tomorrow. First sale at
this warehouse.
4 good break at Shclburac's warehouse
for tomorrow. Fourth sale at this
warehouse
\ break Of dark and bright loose TO-
baccos at the "StoncwaU' warehouse
for tomorrow. Third sale ut this ware
house for tomorrow.
4 break Of loose tobacccs % the south
Cru' warehouse tomorrow. Second Cuie
al this warehouse tomorrow.
Ncssrs. Charles w Eohmer g. co. 20
port 10" LynohhUrE tOhaCcO market for
tho week ending saturday February -.
1885. as follows
Sales for week ending January "G 1N9j
I 1880 pounds. sales for week ondiu.
February - lS1j. ~ 100 pounds. lccrcl -n
for week ending February >. 1875. ~? g1p
pounds.
Sales from October I. 1891. TO February
. 1898. GGiS. 100 pounds. salcs 'r0m oc-
tobCr T. lNU. to February .. 1891. G.5Nl. Nup
pounds increase for 1,1i-lN31, G}.3uO
Notwithstanding the bad weather. Of
torngs TINS week We're fairly large.
There was no pcrccnthlr change Hotice-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
che..pe,ke aud Ohio Train.

The arrivals OF Chesapeake AMI ONO
pG ssenger trains al terminals for January
are as follows: 81. Louis Limited, leav-
ing Richmond al 2:2p l.. NJ. and " ash
irgtCn at 80 T.. M, reached Cincinnati
on time every day except One-nO cOnnec-
lions missed.
ingtOn on time every day except one, and
ON this date only thirty minutes late.
Reached Richmond on time every day.
The r. + v, leaving Washington ll.l5
T. Nj. ana Richmond 20 l.. NJ. reached
Cincinnati on time every day except one.
this exception being on account OF heavy
snow.
East bound, this train reached Rich
mond on time every day and Washington
every day except twice, and IN either case
not over thirty minutes late.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
law ami Ennitg Court.

The following suits were instituted in
the Law ami Equity count yesterday.
william \. Trayl0r and others against
the Cuitcd Brethren Mutual A.d Society
damages SIaU.
George -. Nashou in his own right and
as administrator OF Anna s.. Nasnou,
against same. damages $l-H.
H. Wauerstc!u ~ 60. against the Nor
fo.N and Western railroad; damages S2tn.
The jury for the present term was dis
charged yesterday and cOmpllmenlei by
Judge Minor.
The next term Will begin on next Mon
day, and the following Jurors have been
selected for the new term, 10 80 on duty
on tuesday, February 18th. Messrs. j.
Castie Cabril. George y. Noting, W. Il.
Woody. Williamson rally. Robert Il.
Sncad. Jonn II. FrisChkOrn, John ". Fer
gusson, II. 4. Miller. W. G.. Wilson, How
Grant Dudley Mcdonald. William II.
Simpson John 4. Smith, George r.. Smith,
POEhdtau ELLIS, II. G. Graves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TUE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
cs,,iu,s and sales at tho Richmond To-
baceo Ischansc-1nttrnai Revenue
Couections-Ioroign Advices

XrN YORK. FEB g. The tendency OF
,,i,ls az inc stock Exchange during tpe
eaily trading Was downward, upc'@'vl
t4tir. been disappointed IA the bond
d,... Iu the FIRST hour Union Pacihc
came down. falling TO "a. thlcdSo
Gas dropped lr0n ,Git 90 Fh on fumoIS
oil hEcn 200 che negotiations Tor seq
Element OF the troubles now existing De
tween me Benedict and standard VI,
interests. The poor earnings OF ~ gu
ana the Rock Island roads ior Jahu"iE
operated AGAINST the Railway Hst. 49,
decline OF t, TO ! per cent Was 'io,t,,,'
AftCr the first hour the market GFaduaiis
gathered strength. and prices moNed up
everywhere from p. 90 ~ per cent ht
impIot mCut was ave 70 Iedu''lou -
exchange Go 1~I. and $50. the return "l
$,stup gold To- thc sub-treasuIs 10y
Lazari trcrCs and 90 an HL-oii'. NJ
rumor that The cali loJ the bona ISSUE
viii rc given cut tomorrow. IN 4ts"i
90 tlc bond matter. BE- rs stated tHal enc
call WI not Dee made public until W ca-
lcsr4y. ana that thc Issue VIII bee "lW'.-
Or'JU Hooking valley made up on .fc
formation of the now combination OF .nc
bItuiuIueus coal operators along The hnc
thc production phc road. 80 ls 33serl'I
will Doe 60 gamer 10y The combination.
Lead Hae weak and fell from "-'t 20 ''D
with subsequent rally 20 3lit There
were vague rJwOrs about suspension
a. dividends Tho market closed very
rrm ar or near the top OF The ilgurrS
for the cay. London sold carly ~ The
day and thcu turned buyer. mtg taFot-
ifs appeared 90 ic Louisville and Nash
NIiIt This was considered "uilDaut.
iu Wow of the position occupied by
Cl1irmau Belmont iu the Government
resolutions The net changes show adj
laU.s- of a Go l'~ per cent. CHICAGO
Gas reading. and ROCK Island lost l-e
omaha --. Lead Q. Chicago Gas u. and
Iu.ou Pacific l' The bond market was
quiet The sales to-day Of listed stocks
#.H o.. % "a 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
SAILED.


CONSADINE.-Died. at the residence
of Mrs. Margaret Gogan 10 Louisiana
BRIDGET NJ CONSADINE, after Il
lingering illness
Her funeral will take place from 81.
Patrick's church THIS CTuesday) MORN
INC AT 1899 o'clock Friends and &C
quaintances invited to attend.
O'NrEFFE- Died. at residence of her
husband. 23S south Cherry street Satur-
day. February %. MARY f.. beloved wife
OF James O'kceffe; aged siNty-seven.
Funeral viii take place at Sacred Heart
church THIS Tuesday MORNING a. Ia
o'clock Requiem mass. Friends Of the
family invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
Rad Streets.

The streets yesterday were In a most
trying condition for horses, ana the poor
animals received many falls.
The snow of Saturday was beaten down
Sunday, IL partially thawed and froze
Sunday night. Yesterday 1t tnawed
little on top. and only the rougnest snod
horses could stand upon IL.
on the Main-street hill, below 1weiftn
street the street-cars were blocked sew
eral times by stalled teams.
The street-car tracks between the rails,
where the snow had been cleaned or
when IL fell. was the only safe ground.
and I'm this respect the street-car compa-
ny was q public benefactor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Governor O'Ferrall Yesterday removed
the political disabilities OF Washington
Veterinarian and shade McClau2ahan,
OF Buchanan county. BOth men Nere in
August last convicted of felouiOus assault
and sentenced 10 one year imprisonment
in the peuiteutiary. Up % THAI sine they
had enjoyed the best reputation, and their
difficulty was only brought on hy a spree.
The facts In the case having become
known the Governor reprieved the men
on November 2Otu l9st. and be now re-
instates them into their rights as fun
fiedgod citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
TUT COTTON NIApKrTe

NI.W YORK. Feb Cotton dulI: midi
d.nE gnlL 5's, middling. 5A,; net receipts.
).'it bales. gross receipts. 13t} bales; OK
ports 20 Great Britain. .c-54 bales France
30 haiea. Continent. 92S bales forward
- - bales; saloa. i56 bales, spinners,
90 bales, stock. LIS. ~ bales
Ioidi tp-ddy-Nrt receipts, 81 431 bales
exports 10 Great Britain. 1879 bales
France. 30 bales, Continent, Is. SIS bales
stock. 9JG llG bales.
Totai 30 far this week-Net receipts.
ST. bales: exports to Great Britain.
-. 43J bales. France. 1915 bales: Con.
tinent 80. 7j7 bales
1otal since september ist-Net receipts.
G207 - bales; exports TO Great Britain.
43a ia bales. France G2O. $50 bales
Continent $40, GO bales
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 4.-Cotton fu-
lures quiet and steady; sales, $500 bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
United States circait Court of Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals. February term VIII convene to-
day at - o'clock. circuit JUDGES con ana
Simonton and District Judee seymour,
of North Carolina, Will constitute the
court. chief Justice Fuller cannot at
tend. on account Of pressing engage
ments. until February Hth. lie expects 10
bee present ON the nth 18th and lJ'h. y
large uuml or of decisions VIII be- handed
down. but the argument docket IS not
large, on account OF having been taken
ND 80 closcLy AZ BalumOro ln NovemDcr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
ST LOIlS.

81. LOUIS. MO. Feb. 4.-Flour steady.
Wheat steady and lower; February
sic; May, 5l;Ac.
corn lower: February. 3Shc.; May,
4Oc: July, 40Ami0{Sc.
oats firm and steady; February. soc.
May. 29i,c. -
Pork-Standard mess. SO ga 1915.
Lard-NSyime steam, S64o' nominal
Dry sailed Meats Shoulders. S4..j
long clsar and clear ribs, 1928; shorts,
clear. $40; boxed 1sc. higher.
High wines. $1.22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o., Feb. Flour quiet:
winter patent. S2.5502.9O; family S2.05G
215: extra. SlSjGl9O.
dropping tendency TO market
No red. track. 5Si2c.
Corn in fair demand; No. : Mixed track
oats in light demand; No. > mixed,
track, 3lis03l%c.
Pork quiet and steady; mess. 5000.
Lard steady; steam leaf and kettle,
500: prime steam. $40.
Dry saltcd meats steady; shoulders,
SlG2ia: shorts. S5.37is; clears, So.3i1g
boxed , a.. more.
WhishY. ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA. Feb. Spirits tur-
pentine opened quiet at 27Lc. for resu-
lars' market frm at close al 20dZhzc..
with sales of AZ casks; receipts. 100
casks.
Rosin quoted quiet, with lower tend
ency. Quotallons-A. T.. and &. $40;
y. 10; p, SLID; f. $50; 6. siGj: II.
window glass, S27j. water white, s2gO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
PavlIatan Club.

The Powhatan club viii tonight hold
its regular meeting. when the new prcsI-
dent a.d the Other officers VIII take
charge. II is TO be hoped that the mem
bcrs viii turn out in fun numbers, there
by mauIfesting their interest in the reor-
ganiZed club There IS stIl room tor
more Democrats TO come i'm, and All that
is required of them is q membership lee
of 1--WE dollars for one year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

light but steady for heavy and medium
grades; heavy, SlD0ai25; common 70
choice mixed S.1J01l5; cnolce assured 'i yea,
30 .
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market weak;
inferior 20 choice, S2.pg3D' IainDs'
81 2.NIIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
LLLLN ALnNn " NJ 1 lAn-

Offerings Corn (whitc). 1856 bushels.
oats l56 bushels. peas 10 bushels.
Sdlcs Corn lWhitcl. ], l9G bushels oats.
- bushels
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry be. to
GA, WiNcj. &c. 20 coo, shortbcrry. DOC.
10 CO.. 40 red, $50. 10 59igc
Corn White Virginia. 46c. No = white.
az. 40 mixed. lJc
pa's-No. mixed. 3ilsc 10 See: No
mixed ii'gc. 10 35c., winter, Zoe to !Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
" of the POWHATAN CLUB Will be
held al their headquarters. on Eighth
street. TUESDAY EVENING, February
D. 1885. All members are requested 10
attena. &. V. MEREDITH. President.
r. a. HUGHES. Secretary. feo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 4.-Flour dun;
western supcrhne, Sl.SbH2U0; DO extra.
s. IOa2 20: family, N2tpU2.ii, winter
wheat. patent. S2.>5Q3l5; spring wheat
straight S3l503.]5.
n heat dull; No. red spot and Feb
ruarv. 5Gi.c.. May, ~ U1N'2c.; steamer
No > red. J3dj3l &C.,; southern, by sam
nile S5da1c.; do, ON grade, a3i2ddGi4c.
Corn steady; mixed spot and February,
4i01i,c.. March. 40 "a i1l2c.; May, AGiic .;
steamer mixed, 4il,c.i southern white
corn. 45iauIbc.; yellow. i5c.
rive dull and steady. No. ., 51o'lc.
Tay steady good 10 choice timothy,
ST. UJu12.5u
ocean treiehts quiet aud steady; steam
cr TO Liverpool. per bushel Ia -.aa,
Cork for orders, per quarter -S.'u'I
Pro1isions steady: mess pork, SlA0o;
huIk shoulders. S6.25; shorts and clears,
S125. sugar-curcd shoulders, $50; hams.
SlO2JUlo.11
Lard-Redued, $500
Butter quiet, fancy. creamery Hn2dc.
roll. l3@l4c.; ladle, I5ql6c.; storc-packed.
Su1OC.
Eggs firm at 25d2Gc.
Coffee quiet; 80. :. Sl6dO
sugar hrm graduated, Sl0S.
Bouds-N irginia rs, new, ii'i, 10. Cen
fury, 59ism59ii; Baltimore ana ONO. ga
C4la: Northern Central 66d6f2, Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern nrsts. lO6i20 lO1ia;
Consolidated Gas stocks, 63l@Ui2; do.
bonds. 6s, l1Ja4; IS, l06.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Colorel Tazewell Elicit the Richmond
member of the Board Of Visitors OF the
Virginia Military Institute has received
notice 10 attend meeting OF that BODY
at the Exchange Hotel tonight.
IL is understood that measures OF I'M
usual interest will be acted upon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
WILAIINGTON

WILMINGTON. y. g., Feb. 4.-Rosin
firm: strained. $lO2}2; good strained,
SOB.
Spirits turpentinc firm at 2Gl2c.
Tar firm at 800.
Crude turpentine steady; hard. s1.lO;
soft. $50; virgin, $40.