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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
RICHMOND WOMEN.
Unworthy Habits Of Haste
Among Them.
Nany Who Seem to Be Acting
q Foolish Part.
Ire Not Satisfied by Going About
Quietly.
They Hurry and Worry, Then Don't
Get Sleep.
Palle'S Celery Compound Their Best
Relief.

IN prescribing Palno's celery compound
for patient the other day a Richmond
physician. who Is a specialist in nervous
difficulties. declared that there were thou
sands Of such women who were literally
Killing themselves By too rapid move
mcnts.
They are not satisfied" said he, with
going about doing things IN 4 quie.. ordi-
nary way, but rush through with their
work and ruin their health as fast as
they can. 50 firmly fixed is this habit that
thcy run up and down stairs when there
IS no need for hurry.
They not only rush but worry, and.
between these two. subject their nervous
systems t. more wear and tear than
anything short Of Wrought-steel could
endure
Whatever the cause our women. our
young girls and even businessmen. are
rapidly growing more and more nervous.
Professor Phelps the great Dartmouth
scientist saw this alarming state OF
things. and concentrated al his energy
to remeIyiDg II. 1t was from The formula
of this eminent student and thinker that
Paiue's celery COMPOUND was prepared.
Its SUCCESS in restoring nerves rengtn
and building up the worn-out BODY re-
paid the years ~ study and investigation
that Professor Phelps cCUseI"ntiou-iF de-
voted 20 the diseases OF the stomach and
o., Kidney. the result of Impure blood
and Impoverished nerves. The astonishing
results that have come from IL careful
use have been th, subject 81 discussion
in all the prominent newspapers and
macaZincs I'm this country. Canada, and
throughout Great Britain
The record Of this great hioOd-cio91eer.
fr.u, Tho time Of IFS discovery up. 90 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
NO Material Change in the business Situa-
tiou-iIope SIN Cherished.

NEW YORK. January liz. q. Dun
& co.'s weekly review Of trade tomorrow
will say. Neither the b ginning Of the
new year nor the failure Of the currency
hll has brought any material change 70
business as yet. The idea that business
would suddenly take Hew start after
the holidays bad rather less foundation
even than usual bat the hope OF "a strong
revival "a MA, later is sun cherished by
macy. The currency bill with rs posi-
hllties Of vicious amendments, was 4
source 81 appr-h euS'cn - sotn". but WIN
'at Cut oi tine way the deficiency or
Treas ~ receipts remains aud exports u
po!l do MT cease. There has not been
much time for chang" in the Industries,
hut differences observed since the new
year be.1u are not in The direction or
hiEhcr prices OF larger demand.
There are more Indications than Of late
that stocks az different nints of dry goods
have i"rl accommodating IN consequence
OF past Mrieas" in production.
The weekly output oi p.--iron January
LIST. reckoning in some furnaces only tenn
porarilv out az blast for the holidays or
Tor repairs. was lo>. 81 tons. against l6, ~
December lst, showing practically no
change. hut the stocks of unsoid PIX in
creased during the month about SitJl
tons weekly, 80 that actual consumption
iu thc manufacture ems 10 nave been
about li>.rn tons weekly. against l1Gp0
ID November In any case the industry
o. '.'ltis NNrtif lfitfi IMAM a N'hi cfn'f
when the output was less than 10000 tons.
bat Indications Of excess of pro-
duction over demand are found in
the further weakness Of prices.
hcssemer pig sells at $ll.s0 at Philadel-
ph.a. and steel hillets at 81; gray forge
at S9l5 at I4ttsburE wire nails at So
cents. and hlrbtd-Wirc at SIS, other
prices remaining as before about the
lowest on record.
The low prices at Pittsburg have
checked business at the West and are
attributed 10y some TO the idea of pur-
ChIs,rs that the recent reductions in
wages AMI cost q materials must be
followed by suil lower prices; but the
main fact is that consumption is below
expectations.
There is more money coming in from
the interior. and tn husin.s Of the cOun-
Try does not yet afford larger use for il
tcrcst Ii Is q most significant fact that
money still comes 20 this country largely
during the first Two weeks Of January.
The failures for the first three day !
Of the year were rather large. as Is natu-
RAJ. with liabilities Of 81 62328. Of which
S1tf.23l were Of manufacturing ana N,3t,-
%. Cf trading concerns. The failures this
week were 40 IN the United states.
AGAINST 80 last year. ana 81 IN Canada,
against 81 last year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
licfnrc tho .luafiCe.

In the Police Court yesterday Willie
Reed. John Stephens, and John Newton
tcolorcd). charged with stealing two
pairs OF shoes from Mrs. w. J. Manning,
were sent 10 the grand jury. and on the
additional charge OF being suspicious
characters they were sent 70 Jail for
twelve months i'm default OF $50 security.
J. ~. Lee (colore,D was jailed for thir-
~ days In default Of sl00 security on the
charge OF being a suspicious character.
Thad. Ream and Willie Perkins were
fined 3, each on a charge OF being dis
orderly.
Mary Woodbridge tcolorod) was fined
$50 for being disOrherly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
DEATHS.

ANDEESON.-Died. at her fathers
house. in Louisa county. on the 10Th in
slant. Mrs. ANNIE NJ b. ANDERSON,
wife of Joseph Il. Anderson. Jr.
H'r funeral viii take place THIS
Saturday AFTERNOON at half-past 3
| O'Clock from 81. Paurs church.
BREEDEN.-Diei. January II. 1895. a,
$3.50 A. ~. Jt the residence Of her
nephew, T.. =. Truman. No. 2o2l Nenahlc
street. Miss Am THOMAS BREEDEN.
in tho 18th ve7r ~ her age.
Funeral viii take place from the above
n1meI residence ~ 3 o'clock +. NJ SAT
URDAY. January l2th. Friends and r.la-
iiyes 4 the family are respectfully in
vi,ed TO attend.
lIEYER.-Diad. January nth. at SO
east Clay sire t. In this city, after a
long AMI painful illness. Mrs. SALLIE
f.. MEYER nee Hubbard. Formerly ~
Cumberland county. Va. w.ft(f Henry
Meyer. in the 59'n year Of her age.
tricuds are invited to attend the fune-
raj from the above residence THIS (Sat-
urdayD AFTERNOON at o'clock. ln-
terment at lakewood.
REDD.-DloI. January 7. ls55. Mt the
residence u her son-in-law. ". :. Dance.
ESQ. In Prince Edward county. Va, Mrs.
ELIZA ". Redo: aged S5 years.
Danvlle NaD papers please copy.
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Coal for Impoverished Settlers.

TOPEKA. KAN. January IA con-
current resolution Was introduced in the
House Of Representatives yesterday
giving 10 Impoverished settlers in West
ern Kansas all OF the surplus coal pro-
duccd ~ the state mines at Lansing.
Toe resolution instrucis the Governor 10
Board Of Railroad Commissioners. VII,
viii distribute II. in their opinion. where
II Is most needed. The commissioners
are instructed 10 require the railroad
companies 20 furnish free transportation
for The coal from the mines 20 the coun-
ty seats IN the drought-stricken districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARXEr.

, Kl'itMoND, VA, January u.-No auc-
m offerings On Chang today.
Private sales; Filters ~. Nrappers 4
,igf. 5. Total. % hogsh. ads.
Revenue collections. Cigars AMI c.cs.
rcttes, N,lc.'2. tob1cco. sl.5~ir. Total
b, 81 - '
Bright breaks werr quite bre, % d,y
hut ~ Inferior quality nerally. vth ~
rt1l good or fine wrapper offerings
Prices Vrre strong, rs usual on IN.
better grades, while low grades au,,.,-
somewhat stronger NJ dark loos, s,l,.,
to-day. PRIVATE trading dull.
In our report OF sicrlay We mad.
ver;ently stated that Tow grades srnok.r,
AMI hllers were IN fair demand. WHEN "a,
should have said smokers ana low-etada
iil9rs.' the smoking being ~ tic b Al
quality.
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Wanted to FIGHT for ,Iupau.

RED HOOK. y. Y. January IA
party Of students which had been scarch>
Ing for f. Edda. Il Japancs. student,
VINO. while suffering from delirium, dis
appeared from St Stephens College. An
Mandate. a few days ago. found the
missing man Wednesday lie was seated
by a haystack near Viv0li in his stocking
feet During his warderings he had SUI
fered much from exposure.
Hard study and worry over the Japa-
nese-C Chinese war had unsettled Edda' 3
mind, and when h. left the college he
walk 10 Japan and tight there for his
country lie IS now very quiet, and at
times perfectly rational IL is thought
he Will recover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
aEicb,ropd Man President.

At the annual meeting Of the South
ern Chapter Of the AMERICAN institute
OF Architects. held In Memphis on Thurs
day last. Captain NJ j. Dmmock was
reelected president OF the chapter.
The southern chapter embraces in IFS
territory III the Southern States, and i
accomplishing n great deal OF good IN
the way of cievating the architects pro-
fcssion in this section.
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Condition Of Virginia National Banks

washington I0Stb
The returns of the thirty-seven national
banks OF Virginia show loans and dis
counts. $li.t12.V0. lawful money referre.
g. "a, so. gold. }i>9Jlr: individual drrOsi s.
{l29l5.OlJ; average reserve held, Ills Per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
,ire.sayin- scryjc. snpsrin.ondent.

WASHINGTON. January u Seer .t.'-r
Carlisle to-day appointed j. kenlr.cl.
Upton. Of New Hampshire. assistant zen
cral superintendent OF the life-saviug seq
vice. vice Henry l.. P.rer. who has ben
transferred - a clerkship In the internal
revenue bureau. Upton WAS T rner.y
CHEF clerk Of the Treasury Department.
and afterwards assistant secretary II the
Treasury under Secretary Sherman iH
lASd-'Sl
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GRAIN AND CorrON EXCHANGE.
rrruao<D. January n. lBo'

ospyplSG.- Wheat. 10S bJshela Cora
NIL. - ugsheis. oats. +ls tusneiA
S.Is>.--Whea', EOS bushels.
uuorArioSs- -Waea-Lonsbsrry. osadysso
m,xed. 5.eJ2ta.; sbc-tbsip. oVao-,.e'
n . wbu,. lsc. No uiix~a. fO-sfr. uats-
No q m,xea 3ja3 tsc No. mixsds 3Ss
JSlsr.: winter, i5a4se. ky~ SCsos3
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, January n Flour quist
and steady. winter wheat low grades.
s2.@H26O. fair 20 fancy, s. 5sl2 %: patents
s. sJu3a. Minnesota clear. &5en3O. pa.
ents. s. pN3sJ. low extras 10000.
southern -four quit and steady. common
70 fair extra. SlYp3o, s9od 20 choice,
g. ieu3.l0.
Wholt-Dull AMI easier. with opt.ons.
closing firm. 10. > reI. store and .i.sator'
6us06lL c. ah0at. 81 p65t.c Options All
vanccd SAG, declined i.c. and closed
weak. tp'sc. below yesterday. with fair
trade. 80. r.d. January. 6isc. F,h.
ruary. s'r,c: March. o-'.c; Mly. 6.i.c.
Corn quiet scare and frm. ~ >.
5ei4c.. n elevator. ST. &C., aN0aL Options
firm At n hUlZc. advance. closing f.c.
uni Yesterday, with dal trade. Fob,u-
any. Sc. May, 5l'.c
AMI weaker. January. alr: spot NJ. ,
50 N34'sc mixed western. 'pec.
Hay-Qulet. shipping. Sea'1c.. sood t.
VIOLIN moderate demand. fleece. u.
.oc.: pulled. l2H3ic.; Texas. 9aNsc.
Beef-flRms quiet.
Meats-Dull AMI easy. picked bel
lies. su6i.c.; shoulders. 4'-44hc. hams
| susie: middles nominal
larl-Quiet; western steam. s. %. MAY
| S1&Hi g.. refined quiet South America.
500. compound. Solg5tg's.
P1rk-Steady, mess. $!27jIl3.5
Bntter-Un.et: state dairy. oa1c.
Tarp. ntinc-Dail but steady at 2'a.e
Rice-In good demand: domestic. fai
70 extra i'tc.; Japan. &c
Molasses Firm.
! Pcanuts-Quiet.
Conee-Cuchangei to . -rolnts down
January. Nico. March. S3.75gl3>l Man
| 1885, Septembsr r.. Sl'GlNi30. Dec mb.r
$3.50, spot kio, steady but dun. ~. {.
So mil. ,,t~ - c,,t.,.. o-., .....
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PORT OF WEST POINT. JAS. II, 1898.
u IrEn

Steamship Charlotte. ennett, Baltim ore, pas
sergers ami genecal cargo
Steamship Dorchester, Parker, Baltimore. pas
scugers ana general cargo.
Steamship CUT Stream, Tunnel, PniIadel-
phIa. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
sengcrs and general cargo.
Steamship Dorchester. Parker Boston yia Nor
iJlk. passenge's and general cargo.
steamship GUT stream, Tunnel, Philaiel-
Ihia via Norfolk. passengers and general cargo.
ess.Ily
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
NO JOINT CAUCUSES.
AGREED AS TO THIS ON THE SENA.
1ORSHlP AND PATRONAGE.
Each Branch ~ the Legislature to Have a
Steering Conmistec-Fu An
noycd by Once-Seekcrs.

RALEIGH, y. C.. January 1l.-(;pe-
cill)-It IL now definitely agreed tha,
there shah be no Jolnt'clucus OF the Re-
pIhlicans and Populists on the scna-
torlal' question Republlcan-State-Chair-
man IIoton 50 Informs me. lie says fur
Their that this was the understanding be-
tween the fus!0nisis from the beginning
&C their Joining OF forces There viii be
joint caucuscs on general legislation. but
separate ones on all questions # patron
o. tho Legislature many have a steering
committee. This matter Is now under al
viscmrnt There are already steering
committees in each branch on the ques-
ton q the appointment Of standing COM
m,'tceE Neither the President o. the
Senate nor the Speaker Of the House can
name single committee. The lists are
hln!el them ana they have merely TO
make the announcements
GREEDY PLACE-HVNTERS.
The presence Of such hordcs Of Office
seekers aere has given the leaders of the
fus.onists great annoyance. The leaders
tried 10 induce many 4 these Gree.y
pacc-hln'eis to leave, 50 there would be
les talk about the matter.
Marion Buffers Popullst organ. ~"
Caucasian. makes such mention OF letter
pritcharI's name as to Lad to the belief
that Butler ftyOrs him Many people
believe this Is just the state OF the ease.
Thor, are Assurances today from scores
Of Republicans that they viii vote
squafoly FOR Butler. Those Who oppose
Priteharl and favor some Of tho other
five Republican aspirants say Butler VIII
suppoI, any man the Republicans name.
UNKNOWN QUANTITY.
Oliver H. Dockery Il the unknown
quantity IA the senatorial race. Dr. Mott
IS by far the auietest of all ~ them.
lI.lton says to-day ne feels confident OF
hi success Friends Of Pr'tchari nave
SAIL that the lattcr's strength les IN a
joint caucus 90 Republicans ana Popu-
l.s,f. OF cours, that WI rot be held
WORK BEGUN.
Today the laying Of the first course
OF stone o. the North Carolina C'niede-
rate monument in the Capitol square
b,eun. The builder SAYS he expects ID
complete the monument IN five week
WIN ANYTHING Ike favorable weather.
The shaft. IN one block. weighs twenty
five tons. II ia delivered within 2D yaris
OF the monumeut-si.e. ana viii he hauled
therc on q temporary tram"
General ". j. Roberts, Con III az We
tolil. Is here. ami his visit gives his many
friends great pleasure. H. says he ~
pec's T. leave Washington for Victoria
about the 2oth instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
STANDARD DAIRY CHOP

Is properly balanced ra:lca. composed OF CO..
tJugeed meal, NuFoct meal. min ieei. &C.,
mixod ia such proportion as 10 i.slre tI@ b 81
re-uits a. the sDal!elt cos.- Price - ccnts per
100 pounds.
WOODLANDS DAIRY. Angus. -, 1885,
Nrssrs. Thomas :. WiEa & Co.:
Gentlemon,-I have been feetin, 4 Ter |
Of forty head Of dairy cattle IN YOUR stand ard
Dairy chop. ani npI that u produces rs mCcu
ip!lt, anI OF as good quality, - feed costing
much more eypcc, 4 uso a large quantity
during the winter months. Hoping Jon much
succa., because OF the interest ygu taSo IA tho
dairy people, am
Yours truly.
EigneiA I. z. CLARAE.
Iprea!eDy THONASS. WYNN & CO.,
No. JO9 ess. Marsaa.l street
Tron- Jgj. Syt-l limo
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Conyres.map.EIect Miner Better.

NEW YORK. January ll.-Congress-
man-clect Harry Miner, lying sick OF
grip At the Eotel Imperial. Is reported
much improved this morning.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE MD. January u.-Vir-
ginia century bonds. i,d51a,; Northern
Central. 6jia; Baltimore ana Ohio south
western lirsis. ~. Consolidated Gas bonds.
IL; DO. stock, -.
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Mean temperature. ..............4,
NEW YORK .sTOCK MARKET

NEW lOlNN - YIN MAhfNhis
NEW YORK. January ll-Specuaiion
Mt tn stock Exchange WAS quiet. and II
was not until the last hour that there was
even an approach TO activity. The squirt
was due to a report from Washington
which was subsequ ntly denied. that
Secretary Carlisle had resigned. The ru-
NOR led 10 a rally OF An5ss, III Anthra-
cite Coalers leading.
Delaware AMI Hudson soll NJ 3's, 70
1918, Jersey Central -. . ~, keaain :
q. T. 1872, and Susquehtnna and western
i407.. o. u. Tho Grang - were pronl-
nrnt IN the rally. Northwestern rose 81
to 6j',.
Chicago Gas was less Of a feature than
usual II opened AZ Is, fell 10 i''S, rose
- 1St,, and declined t. i6'.N1d% There
we're Indications OF Liquidation. AMI 1t was
said that Northwestern capitalists pronli-
ucntly Identified with the company were
scllers Sugar was bought at one time on
a reported decline Of the Industry.
TIE market CLOSED firm, but not ~ the top
figures OF the day. The net changes snow
g.irs Of va. Illinois Central ana Della
var and Hudson led the advance. Ihe
bond market was stronger
tn salas II listed stocks aggregates
l09up shares. Of unlisted HoN.
Treasury balances. coin. Sd.6il.ooo; cur
rency, Si20@S,eN.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at iup2 per cent;
last lean al ~. and closing offered at j,
pr cent: prime mercantile paper, Sat
Bar silver. ,9's. silver at the board
5g7,. hb
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business In bankers bills at SLSAg ~
for sixty DAYS. anl 81 sS'tHiS9 for do
mand. posted rates. $iNauIH; commercial
bills, N%A,H4S1i.
Government bonds steady. STATE bonds
higher Railroad bonds stronger.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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HORSE. CLIPPER.
~

The LEONARD HORST-CLIPPER IL
tn hues, Macn!Ae IA the World and clips
c..s.r ana better tuan any machine yet
invented. l clipped ~ the cracker Jacks
last year. BSst OK work guaranteed.
Horses sent Tor ana returned. Lave or
C.rs at stable. NihtA str near Broad
street. or 1t LeJnard's News store. 9)3
east Main.
10 SIT y. LEONARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND fEgrrRDar
was fair and cool. The skies at midnight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF TIE WORLD.
Prices Of Money, Bonds, Stocks, Grain, To-
bacco, Cotton. Sc, and the Nea-
Their indicatIoEs.

F. WASHINGTON. h. C.. January H..
ltitp Forecast for Virginia: Fair wealth
~" er: colder: westerly winds.
The cold wave III the Northwest
will reach this section by Saturday night
or Sunday.
For North Carolina: Fair weather !;
colder IN northwest portions; westerly
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

Co., agents.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke. Donz. New York. mer.
chandlse aud passengers; GeJrge W. Alion q
CO., agents.
steamer Pocahontas, Deyo, Norfolk. mcrrhan-
cise aDd passengers; irvin WeIsiscr' supefia-
tOudent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MIyIArURE ALMANAC. JAN. la. 1895
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY IL. 1895.
lDgrNrn

Steamship Roanoke. BOaz, New YORK. mer
chandise and pssseQgers George v. Allen d
Co., agents.
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DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEAL a..
DIX EXECUTED At TaS paSE~As~
YRlNIlSG-uoCSE
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. .. January ll.-Flolr
quirt: fair demand. winter patent, NJiR
80. family S21ft-.l1, extra s. WILD
Wheat-Firu r.. 30. rel, a3c.
Corn-Falr!y active. 80. miXe1, tacH'
Stts-Oulet. No. mixed. track, 32isc.
P0rk-Cul.t and 81 ady: mess. 81,
Lard quiet, steam leaf, ~, ke'"e
bacon Quiet; loose shoulders Use;
short ribs Csc: short clear. 6I.c.; boheH
N ats. worth @. NOR. .,,.-.
Dly Salt Meats-Qulet: loose shoul GERS.
E.c.: short ribs. &c: short clear. ose.'
boxed mats. worth i,c more.
strIfsl.r -fr...Isr "a n -
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.


sLLES-virginia per cents Traction 93 80
at 20.
Closing quotations:
GOVERNMENT sEcCRIrrgt Bi. Askei
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. January u.-Cotton auli
and easy: middllng Guf. &C.; mialll.ils
SIC. Futures closed dull; sales ~
bales; January. So. February. -
March. $50. April. J.G3: May. So; ) ~
S.72. July. $50: August, Isl; sep'emo"'
SSI, October so -.
Net receipts. 1880 bales: gross ~. "a;
EXPORTS 10 Continent. llD bales TOY
wsrded. Lie bales; sales, none' s'o0A'
l32. w bales.
LIVERPOOL. January II =
American mladling far, q ~ -
midillng. 7-s2d. miidllng. l-ied,: 10y, ~"
mlddling, = y ed good Ordinary -',S-1..
ordinary. l9-22d. January. 81, s.u r.
January and February, g.. sellers r,orI
ary and March. Ltd, Srilers' Mtst"
and April, 8 2-5td.: April and May, 30" ,,'
Nav and June. ) 5-6id-: June ana 'u,;,
st;ld.: July and August, 3 1-sid. Aesusss
and september std. Septe"prf ""-
October, lo-6id. Futures closed a''s''
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. January H.-hals hfine''
Norfolk, T5c. y 500. --as.a
spinach-Hisher Norfolk. a.'SgE0"
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
cReported for the Dispa'ch)
NORFOLK. VA, January sxTr,
oulet: common. iolhc., prime. IA
prl,ne. &c: lancy. use; Spanish oN'
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oliver H. Dockery l. the unknown
quantity IA the senatorial race. Dr. Mott
IS by far the au-.cst of all ~ them.
lIolton says to-day ne feels confident Of
hi success. Friends ot Pr'tcharl nave
sl.I that the lattor's strength los in a
joint caucus o. Republicans AMI Popu-
l.s,s. OF cours, that WI rot be held
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were overcast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

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nrrer patent. s2G82.7O. fancy. s-i'H- ~
choice. $.NHl.D.
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July. a. ,Di5c.
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High Winss-Sl -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-21
AN IDEAL CITY.
What Representative Huling Thinks
of the National Capital.

What Representative Huling Thinks
of the National Capital.
Representative Huling of the Charleston,
w. Va, district has arrived in the city. He
succeeded Representative Anderson in the
great republican landslide of last fall in that
state.
while 1 am q new member said Mr.
Huling to Star man today, sin the general
sense of that word, am not new to Wash
ington. The fact is, 1 have spent my winters
for tie past eighteen or twenty years in
Washington, for regard 1t as an ideal city
for winter residence. I don't mean by
that to say that 1t is not desirable as a sum-
mer resort, but 1t certainly affords unusual
attractions to the visitor during the winter.
Politics are very quiet in my state, the
people having settled down to taking advan-
tage Of the return of good times since the
return of the republican party into power
in one branch of the government and the
promise Of coming into power In all branch
es Business would have been better in the
southern part of the state If 1t had not been
for the severe drought, which has prevent
ed the shipment Of coal to the southern mar
kets. Although we have two railroads now
in the coal fields along the Kanawha river
the bulk of the business Is done by water
and this traffic has been almost entirely
abandoned on the Ohio for some time