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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
Dr.. French in Sanger Hall.
Marvellous Work.; the Dumb are
Made to Speak,
An Extraordinary ExhibitiOn--Sanger
Hall Filled with People.

DR.. French was greeted with large
audiences every morning last week In
Sanger Hall to witness his marvellous
healing OF the sick free OF charge from
10 to IL o'clock. and many expressions
OF gratitude were made to DR.. French
each morning, and statements given hin
by people who had been previously
treated One was young man, oadiy
crippled. and suffering with infiamma'ory
rheumatism (and whom at hrst the
Doctor could scarcely touch). was hade
TO dance and hop about the stage aiter
a few passes OF the Doctors HANDS. n
very old lady was made 10 hear WHISPER
after being deaf twenty years, anu Cau t.t,
in two DAVIS later and cou.d converse Win
a person speaking I'm a natural tone OF
voice DR. French does not CLAIM 10 Cu I',
every case OF chronic disease. TOT Hany
are incurable. but he does CLAIM 10 Su ~
seven out of every ten cases sNe" by ~
as ,ncurable with medicine alobe. ~
member. DR.. French treats only ShIoiiiIS
diseases. and cases where he uses HieuI-
cine he always treats with magneu. III
a medicine always acts better AFTER 'Ho
treatment. -,
The following statement is from Mr:
j. X. Ward who IL the manager TOT
the Baltimore Supply Company Tor the
State of Virginia, and who resides az az
gives a history of the most wonderful
experience with doctors, disease and sui
fering. and, coming as II does from a
prominent and worthy citizen. should
carry conviction to the most Skepucal,
and no person suffering with any FORM
Of chronic disease should fail to read
II carefully. Mr. Ward says: 81 have
suffered the torments of the lost, and If
any one could be brought TO the idea
of suicide. / think It would be a person
suffering with dyspepsia, as | nave Ior
many years. | was blOated full OF gas
which produced neuralgia aud cole PAINS
I'm the stomach with constant eructations
Of the most distressing character. My
food distressed mo to such an extent
that even q tcaSpoOnful OF water. or the
least particle OF food. would make my
suffering an agony almost uncndulaDlc
| have taken dfty bottles of Kings Royal
ties Of Aliens Sarsaparind. | have nat
ful Of empty hotties. from which | nave
taken Munyon's Specifies. and have az
least taken a kegful Of baking soda; !
have doctored with doctors In this city
and Roanoke. Va: I'm Covington, Ky. and
Chattanooga. Tenn, also in Birmingham,
A!a. and Or. French has benefited me
more. and given mo more genuine renet
I'm two weelIs than all the rest combined.
Or French will continue To treat the
aick I'm Sanger Hall every morning TINS
also taken parlors at MurphyS Hotel'
where he will remain until hot weather.
and those who are able to pay for treat
mont may 20 from 4. NJ. until : +. NJ.
each day. except the hour In the hall con
sultation free. Admission 10 Sanger Hall
fr.e. Letters OF inquiry must contain
stamp.
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Country Produce wholesa'o.

BUTTER-Is very dul as follows:
Fancy dairy, 2u022c.; choice dairy. 1871
choice store VackeoD, ljHlGc.. medium
store packed), l2l2Hljc., common grades,
lO012c
EGGS-Arc active and scarce. I'm crates.
near by and fresh DO: ia crates fresh
and clean. i"H2Oc.; in barrels and boxes
Qrcsh 19a2Jc.
OUiTRY-Business is active and
prices good The prices are: chickens
darg1. &C.: ducks awe. per pound. sa9c.:
hens dive. per pound, tadNc.; geese
dive. per head, 4iWJOc.; ROSTERS told).
per pound 4Nio.: live turkeys ,gObblcrsb.
rough. SH9c.: dressed chickens (ch9icc).
1di0c.; large. 7nSc.; dressed ducks
(choice), &c; live turkey hons N4H3c.
GAME Rabbits Oarge), IHlOc.
MEATS Lower prices are prevailing,
985c.: sheep per pound 2@9'4c.; lambs
good, per pound, 2,2n3c., beer t'o"sl,
3a3l2c.; steers per pound. 2l2u3c.; hogs
tsmalD, per pound. jGJ9c.. hams (smalD,
wcll-smoked. per pound. lOQllc. large
STrad ReT pdR fl pV G%9 Shoulders
(smoked, per pound, 6a1c.' dressed pork.
APPLEs-Truit is scarce. all obtained
coming from the North. Apples are sell
ing at Sl.j0Q3.OO per barrel.
SEEDS-CIover (N holesdle). per bushel,
S650Q5.00; timothy, per bushei. S04
10, orchard grass, per JuSnel, Sl.OJp
l.75; herds grass. per Dushel, 42n4Sc;;
millet (German), per bashel. SOC. QSl 90;
buckwheat seed, per sbushel. 7OgsOc.'
HIDES AND TALLOW-Dry flint. per
pound, 4hq4l2c. dry grubby. per 2ound.
3Hq3i5c.; dry sailed. per pound. SQ3hc,
DRIED FRUIT-Apples fancy sliced.
per pound, Abe; quartered. per pound.
3a3f5c.; peaches peeled), per pound.
9q1Oc.; cherries pittedD. per pound. 20
10c.
WOOL~Tub-washe Gree from bursl,
zoe. unwashed 15c.; merino (unwashed).
lac: bury wool, 3qSc.; per pound less:
MISCELLANEOUS-B (whitel. No.
!. per bushel, SL0aLGo: No. =. Si.20ab
l35: colored beans, 81 .OO81 %; black
eyed peas. per bushel, G5QS5c.; ginseng,
per pound. 81 %; feathers dive geese).
per pound, 35c.; feathers mixed), per
pound 25d30c.; sumac, per 100 pounds,
6Oc walnuts, per bushel. 40G45c; bees
wax. per pound, pc; peanuts, per pound.
21443c. hoop poles. SjOOQ6OO; flour
barrel heads and slaves (machine), $500
Q70o.
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TACKr FANNY ~ LOUISA.
The Uo.p!table Home of Hon. W. c. Elan
the Scene Of Unique I'm ertainmenf.

TREVILIANS. VA, Jan. 20.-Special.-
The home OF Hon. W. G. Elan. near this
Mace was the scene Of a very pretty and
,nioue entertainment last Saturday even
ing fl was the occasion of "tacky
marty" given by the members Of the q.
~ g. Club The refreshments served
were: Popcorn, peanuts and ginger snaps.
Tha Drincipal feature Of the evening was
the awarding OF prizes to the tack!est
and least tacky OF those present; so all
came dressed as dowdy as possible, each
expecting TO carry OF the prize Some
of the costumes deserve special mention
for the manner In which they were got
ten up, but time and space prevent de-
scriptlon The first prizes were won by
Miss Gertrude Elam-a silver Jewel-case-
and Mr.. T.. l.. Lovin3-a gold Scarf-plh-
they being the tackiest. The BOBBY pIlIes
going to Miss No carte "A small comb
and MIR. Hammond BroWn-a hand-niiF-
ror-fOr being the best dressed.
The party Is one that VIII long remain
a nieasant memory IN the minds OF those
that were present, and the q. II. O. club
Is TO be congratulated on the success or
The occasion The following is list OF
those present:
Mir and Mrs. W. c. Elan, Mr.. and Mrs
C. b. Poindexter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Eranck Misses Matte May, Octavia An
derson' Iottie Elan, Eta Howard, Addie
IIunn Nora Carter. Gertrude Elan, Ma
Mo Howard NJ Ogg, and Eva Elan;
Massrs 10 A. Ogg, G.. Dame. Jr., Monte
Rea Henry Reeves, John Riddell, NJ. \.
oeg A, r. Ogg, Hammond Brown. y.
It. Loving, Wesley ogg, and Willie
Howard.
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lures steady: sales. $1,000 bales; January'
500; February. 30; March. 80 Apsn.
522 May. 5.2s; June. 58i; July 5,tp'
August. al5: september. o.io' oc'ooer'
$50 90 ,ooo y NJ
cot,on "a miiet and prices unchanged;
American mlddling, 3-32; sales ns,,,o ION ,'ow
bales American, 600 bales; specui "a, ,ss,
and export. O3 bales; receipts; 02,pt
bales american. $500 bales Fu' 1ii,'
opened easy and demand moderate. rep,
Tperv and March, 57-6i; March ana
April 2 3s-cla2 So- ;,,o APs' 81 as t 9 JaSc
ard Juiy. > G3-Gi: July and August. -
August and September ga; s,epGI
g M.-.Ianuary > j7-G4N2 1S-Gl: Janu-
airy and February 57-silt2 5s,H F ,i,-
ruary and March 5T-Gia2 5s-si; March
and Aprl. ? 5S-Gi62 j9-Gi: April and
May . Go-GI; May and June. Si-Gi@
. G2-Gl: Juno and July. = B-Gi; July ana
August. 3. buyers. August and Septem-
bcr. 2 1-6iGi3 2-Gl: September and Octo-
Der 3 500; october and November 40
az -Gi November and December, G-Gl
Futures closed quiet but steady.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. -. 1873.
No offerings OF tobaccos al auction on
Change to-day.
private sales reported to the secretary
If the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers, Is hogsheads; filters. >; smok-
ers. -, leaf Dark y; Tugs DARK. \.
TOTAL. III hogsheads
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
Inspections- Bright. > hOgsheads; dark.
30 6oesheads; western hogsheads. Re
Inspections Bright, - hogsheads; dark.
- hogsheads.
Myers. Williams, Meals, Davenports,
Shockoe Shelburne's, Farmers, Allie
ghany. and Seabrook's tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, 10 pack
ages, deliveries. ~ packages.
United states internal revenue colisc-
tious for the city OF Richmond. Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, SH'.@O; plug
tcbacc-s. 81, ljO46 Total, $2,2l3.iG.
Sales OF dark loose tObaccos on the
RicnmEnd breaks to-day: Crenshaw $
warehouse sold 4j.725 pounds; highest
price $925. ShOCkOe warehouse sold
21,l2D pounds; highest price. 81.
Tho usual breaks Of dark loose at Cren-
shaw's and ShockOe tobacco warehouses
for tomorrow.
4 very good break Of dark and bright
loose tobaccos at DavenportS warehouse
for tomorrow.
\ good break of good tObacCos at thc
"StOnewalT' for tomorrow
j ne usual break at Shclburne's tobacco
warehouse for tomorrow.
A very good break at the Southern
for tomorrow.
No visitors registered at the Tobacco
Exchange to-day.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TIE CLOSING QUOTATI 0NS or
MONEY!.
Offerings and Sales AZ the Richmond To-
baeco FXchange-tntsrna hevenu"
Colleotions-forcign Advises

XTyC YORK. Jan. 20.-The business az
the stock Exchange was characteiE -
Is heavy ana drcoping market ~
fnr urst boar OF business prices dropprh
anywhere from ~ 90 ~ per cent me
IrauSt~..ls Louisville and NashVltc'
Missouri Pacific the Coale.s, the Gran
gers. southern Railway and Mammal tau
IDallng The heavincss 81 the mar
was duc 90 the failure u Lon1on 10
srtuf 40 the Presidents message, tlS
arrangements OF additional amounts %
yo;I for shipment TO Europe, ana inc ~,
lnC of both stocks and bonds Tor loielsn
account The Withdrawals 81 t)ip - 49,, 80
tuc stb-trcasury to-day were S"'W,"'.,t',
ana for thc week S6.IJlVs, anu ~ ~
shipments by the steamship na]eSuC ~
morrow will reach s. ilo.uh III Wy
afternoon a disposition VAS cNl,l,o ,,,,. ~
cover short contracts on INC Si'''y JJI,,so
mcut that The gold mon lh tnc 80.
Banking and Currency comm - 80.
ctfr.I "A Uar.IHl victory. and ntaitmti'S
that The Senate VII .Ak' hp ny 49,
son pooling h.I tomorrow. IN '".,f.
oueur, prices moved n.y. hlu,, ~
VIthsfau1ius me dcuorJi.%auVh w ,I'
gI4.u and PROV SION markets Lrad Ial-
IIe.I from ->t- ~ "1ii Gcucfdi litctiC
from g>t, jo ao Tobacco from va 20
a.t Slear FRO. - 90 90, Chicago Gas
nom .II o. 49,. Rock Island from Cp%
tl ~ Manhattan from lolb 90 JOG,
.f,r.ey central from $50 20 Ny.t. New
Ir.lauI ltoW 80 % 3p. Tennessee Coal
irnu I., tl iIs IH.'el STATES leather
fr,r g. 90 GlI.. BAY state Gas rom
I.. 20 as. The other leading stocks
recovered ID t0 e per cent and closed
.rm Irau- lions were ON a larger
.I0 'hpl Of .at" Net changes sho"
LOSSES of 10 ~ pcr cent Northwest
.0I. General Electric. Lead and New
Luriaua gained l~u"i per cent on the
aaN. After The close OF business In
Ssuat. Finance Committee had decided
that Do cannot agree on any financial
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CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. 29.-Speculation
took ill the reception accorded the Presl-
dents message by Congress yesterday.
There was a feeling OF uneasiness ana
unrest In all the Board OF Trade markets
for that reason. To-day loss OF &c.
over night in wheat was shown at the
opening. ana another Hood OF hqulda-
ton sales followed. The weakness re
sultng was more pronounced IMAM AZ
any time since the present long term
of depression set in. The last hour OF
the session was given over 10 GOVERNS
Of shorts, which rallied prices TO la,r
extent. The routine news mad NIUE
effect on the trade. The universal Opih-
ion was that statistics would not avail
until some hing definite was accomplished
in the direct On Of relief for the genera
business situation. Bradstrcets report
gave an increase OF go 900 bushels IN
thc worlds available stocks. May wheat
opened from dc TO INC, declined 10
&c rallied 10 J27Ac, where u closed.
asc under yesterday. Cash wheat was
RTp4C under yesterday. NOmlnal iTll-
ness marked the close.
Corn-Thls market promptly declined
at the opening. sales OF long corn belhg
large ana margins expiring on huIl, . 80 I,,
open trades. stOp-loss orders 'pIIlIIis
I'm TO further emphasize the weakness.
There was no effort made 20 check the
downward inclination. covering or ShOrtS
beng performed without dihlculty' no
necessity for bidding arising. an III
reported to-day by Bradstreetf. a por-
ton of the loss was regained before the
close May corn opened from Htsc.
to dc. declined 10 42i4c.. rallied 10 @39-c..
where II closed. lc. under yesterday.
cash corn Was f.. lower.
oats Observing hat everything else
was dcprociatlng, occasion was taken
bv TWO or three prominent professionals
10 raid the oats marHtt Nobody felt
inclined TO exert Themselves rs support
crs Of that grain 600 that prices We're
not sustained MAY closed 1Id'-c. under
Yesterday. a moderate recovery having
taken place within the last hour Of trad
iuL. Cash oats were 1c. a bushcl lower
than yesterday.
Provisions II was difficult TO determine
whether product or grain was tn" weak
est u looked as though everybody
had selling orders in provisions pork
suffering the greatest loss. Packers
We're indisposcd 10 offer any obstruction
10 tho decline and commission houses
reported unanimous settling desire on
the part of their country constituents.
The monetary muddle had a very dis
urhing effect In TINS as IN the cereal
market. At the close May pork was
51c. lower than Yesterday, May lard
17t4c. lower, and May ribs 25m30c. lower.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Flour dun and
weak, winter wheat, low grades. Sl.9iU
30. fair % fancy. s.. JOn2.71: patent.
S275d315; Minnesota clear. S2.3in2.70;
patent 81 2-U4. 10: low extras 81 9In2 -.
Southern 0Our dun and weak. common
90 fair extra, SlWa2.No, good to choice
do s. HOd3 iO
Wheat more active at hc lower. clos
ing firm: No red, store and elevator
JGigc.. auOat. 51aiC. Options were aC-
tive, excited and irregular opening weak
and declining lhn1i2c. May going 1-lGc.
below the record: prices rallied Nc. clos
ing steady at vase below yesterday;
No. .. January and February 56i4c; May
51iSc.
corn more active and weaker; No. p
i1ic, elevator; 49c. afioat. options
were more active. declining 17Sc.. rallying
lc and closing steady at sQlhc. below
yesterday; January, 4TIc.; February.
ltc.; May, 4I%,C
oats duh and weaker Options easier;
January and February. 33lac.; May. 32aic
Spot No. >, @4a3p4c; mixed estern.
34Iad3Gc
Hay quiet and steady: shipping. 5Oc5jc. :;
good to choice 1OMIJc.
, Wool fairly active ana Ial Urn; domestic
Beef dun: family, $9.7jMl200; extra
mess S72JQ7.7l: beef hams. $1,000.
tierccd beef duh, city extra, India mess,
SD IOd $50: cut meats quiet and weak;
picked bellies 81. 62l .,d5. -; do. shoulders.
''s'''''''''f
nominal
Lard more active, lower and steady;
wcetern steam, 20; city, S6.25; January,
So 20 nominal; May, $500. nominal Re
fined lower; Continent S725: South Amer
lean. $50: compound. S5O0Gj.25
Por1 quiet and weak mess, sl1.250
II -
iutter quiet: choice firm; State dairy,
ropi fOc. creamery 14G2lc.: western dairy.
1oG15c.: creamery. 14d2ic.: Elgins, pc.
Cotton seed oil quiet and easy; crude,
226i22ihc; yellow prime, 2Gq26lac.; choice,
re
Petroleum nominal
Rosin steady and in fair demand;
strained common TO good. Sl3'm 40.
Turpontinc quiet and steady at 2on294c.
Rice firm ana UNCHANGED.
Molasses firm and unchanged.
5,cHcc barely steady at 10a20 points
down; January. Sl470; March. $l4750
IL e.. Nav. $,SG0d147o; June. Sli.70;
Iulv S14G5: September. S147odl4 50; Oc-
tobcr SIt65fpIf 20: November, Sl.7A: De
cemher S147Jal4 ~. Spot Rio quiet ana
steady. No Z. Sl6.25
sugar quiet: raw firm; fair refining,
. l1-16c Refined quiet, steady ana I'M
changed
Frcights TO Liverpool little frmer and
more doing. cotton, sgd; grain, Ed.
asked.
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THE COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Cotton dun
mlddline guif, ~; middling. ~; net re-
ccipts, 2.5Ii bales; gross receipts = sD
bales; exports TO Great Britain, 3.3T7
bales; France. 30 bales; Continent. 500
bales forwarded. 1892 bales. sales az
bales, all spinners; stock. l5i .S3 bales
Futures closed hrm; January and Feb
ruary. 5.45; March, 5.49; April. 563; May
sol; June, 5.G0; July, 5.Gt; August. hGS
September. 572: October, 517; sales, 70. 800
bales.
Total to-day Exports TO Great Britain
l5.06i bales: France. 325 bales: CONT
nent, 5,2O5 bales; stock. 1867. 1888 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 29.--Cotton fu.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, Jan.
~ -Cattle-Rcccipts. 1900: market dun
and weak common to extra steers. S.;25
GI5.70: stockers and feeders. s. l0d3.7S;
cows and bulls. S10d3.75; calves. $}OO0
so
heavy, S4.1U0l 90; common to choice
mixed S}.9Ju -. choice assorted. %4lj
042J; light. &i.Sta { 10. pigs. S22J63gp.
Sheep Receipts, G.uW; market firm; m
fcrior TO choice. $2.j0040O; lambs. $3.50
MiSI
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. @.-flour
dull and unchanged.
Wheat weak and lower No red SPOT
and January. 5Jk.0 56c.; February Dos
GSGI.c,. Narch So ,a5GMc.' May, 3l8W
5,4,c.: steamer No. , red, 523,@o3c.;
southern. 10y sample, o5@57c' do on
' SCrn Seek and lower: spot and Janu-
cry. 45kc bid February, bAc. bid {.
May, dO1sc.; steamer No. = da'9'. DID;
southern yellow. 4Jm4Gc. .co
Oats quiet No; %its; "g 49, 90"
Rye dull No. ., 57g5Sc. a.
Butter steady: fancy. creamery, -oc.;
ron. l2d14c. ladlc. l60l7c.
Eggs scarce AT 2jn2Gc.
Coffee firm. No. 7. SlG21.
Sugar unchang ID. -oo,,--,,,
Bonds-Vnginia rs. new. 73&0fih; do.
CCntVrY l94mJ0iR; Baltimore and ONO.
COS, Northern Central. G1%: Baltimore
and OHIO Southwestern iirsts, lOi: Gas
stock. Gr@aG2A; do. rs. los.
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The German Warship Stein Safe.

TRIESTE, Jan. 29.-The German war
ship Stein. which was reported through
The medium OF a note enclosed in a float
ing bottle TO be sinking. is lying In this
harbor, where she has been since last
Thursday. Nothing has happened TO her.
IL Is surmised that some Joker on board
the Stein set the bottle afoat.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. 29-Flour quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat quiet; No red. track. 5Slsg54c.
Corn quiet; No. mixed, track. i2iac.
oats slow; No. mixed, track, size.
Pork quiet and easy. mess, 5000.
Lard easy; steam leaf. 500, kettle.
500
Dry sailed meats easier: shoulders,
sIG.h. shorts. $j.37h; clears. sj.G2ll;
boxed &c. more.
Bacon easy and In light demand: shout
ders. sos; shorts. sGl2ia. clears, SG.3Ti5:
boxed &c. more.
Whisky steady at Sl22
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firm at 2Gisc. for regulars. with sales OF
- casks. receipts, $40 casks. o,,o,,
Isosin firm; sales. 800 bafIeis.
tions-A. u. and {. 800. ID, SI.os: r..
X. - 10; 81 81 40: y 81 Gjd2 s.: window
elass. s2.Ih. water white. 2..n.
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ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO. Jan. 29.-Flour quiet
and lower; patent S2.Ou2O fancy
S2.0S6,2 10; choice, 81 SNil.O
Wheat lower; January, 40i2c.; May,
5O7kQ5lc .o,,
GpiOHc. -. -. oo-,
pork standard mess SIC. 25TlO50.
Iard-Prime steam. $G4o: choice, 500.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. Sl.2o:
longs. So %: clear ribs. S5.25; shorts. 80. 40.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. 5000; longs,
SO ~; clear ribs. 5000: shorts. sG.12la.
High wines steady at Si.22
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New jail for Meeklenburg.

BOYDTON, VA, Jan. 29.-Speclal.-The
Board of Supervisors OF this county met
here yesterday. and ii being represented
TO the board that many prisoners had
escaped from the Jail, owing TO the in
security of the Jail. and also TO the fact
that no one except the prisoners slept
in the building, the following order was
made:
On motion, A. Burwell chairman. c.
s. Hutcheson. II. j. Smith, ". II. c.
Walker and B. L. Cogbill were appointed
a committee to make estimate of the cost
of a new jai! on the courthouse square;
also to estimate the cost of jailer' :
building IT the present site, and gave
specifications for the same.
Sheriff B. +. Cogbill left to-day with
four prisoners for the State prison at
Richmond. They were convicted at the
January term of the County Court.
m
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WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, y. G.. Jan. 20.-Rosln
firm; strained, SlO2]2; good strained.
sl.0IJA.
Spirits MISUNDERSTANDING doing.
Tar steady at 9jc.
Crude turpentine steady; hard. s1.l0:
soft. $50: virgin, $40.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA. Jan. 20 ISo-

Offerings Corn white. 80 busrels.
Sales-Corn (whiteJ 90 bushels
Quotations; Wheat-Longberry. CSC 10
olNzc., mixed, 51C. TO Oli2c.. shOrtherTy,
DOC. 10 vi PC. No ? red, Gle.
Corn-W hite, Virginia, i7c No. . white,
41c.. No. . mixed, acc.
oats No. ? mixed. 35Hc 10 &c: No.
Rye-55c. 10 5Sc.
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LONDON Ear SILVER MARKET.

LONDON. Jan. - Bar silver 27g.d
4.3O H. M.-Paris advices quote per
cont reutes at lO2f 52ac fOr the a,-
count ana exchange ON London Dbl. iItc.
Tor checks
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THE TIMES COMPANY,
Richmond XN
STANDARD DAIRY CHOP

is a properly balanced ration, composed
OF cotton-seed meal. linseed meal, mill
fead. &c. mixed In such proportion as
70 insure the best results at the small
est cost Price, 30 cents per 10 pounds.
COTTON-SEED HULLS.
Virginia Dairy, Dec. 81, 1884.
TO Whom 1t May Concern:,
have been feeding my dairy COWS on
Cotton-Seed Hulls for the past two VIM
ters in the place OF clover hay and ma
mat IN will produce as much rich milk
and keep dairy cattle in as good eondi-
ton as the best clover hay, az ABOUT
70 those who feed for profit:
(Sighed) H. - FAi iiLi'O.
We are offering baled COTTON-SEED
mills at very low figures.
THOMAS s. WYNN az CO.,
phone 596. 800 east Marshall street.
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CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. Jan. 29.-Turnen-
tine quiet al nc; receipts. I cask.
Fosm-Good strained firm at $1,000 .0j,
receipts, 23G barrels.
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DEATHS.

WATSON. Died. at his home. "Brack-
etts." Louisa county. Va, on Saturday.
January 18th, THOMAS ). WATSON.
Esq, in the seventy-siXth year of his
age.
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SkVANNaH

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan, 29.-Spirits tur-
nentlne opened firm at 2Gp26I.c. for regu-
lars. with sales Of lib casks. ana closed