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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-02
cCBANS DEFEATED IN TWO FIGHTS.
Gomez Meets the spaniards and Gets the
Worst of the Meeting.

~onez meets the Spaniards and Gets the
Worst of the Meeting.
HAVANA. Dec. 2.-Brigadier Generals
oliver and Luquc have been engaged with
the Cubans under Gomez in two battles
In which the Cubans were defeated. Luquc
had 800 men and one gun and Oliver l, 800
men and two guns. In the second engage.
ment Gomez is reported to have had tOOO
men, 1000 of which was cavalry, and one
gun. The first move Of Gomez after learn.
ing that the Spanish were after him was
to retire from tho province of Santa Clara
to that Of Puerto Principe He was fol.
lowed and come up with at Ramones.
He only made a stand of an hour, but
retreated in good order. fighting as he
went. and doubling on his course re.
entered Santa Clara. In these fights the
Cubans left seventeen dead ON the fields
The next day Gomez concentrated his
forces near Delicias, and the Spaniards at.
tackled and lively battle resulted the
Cubans being finally driven from their
position with the loss Of their gun, which
burst while being fired. killing four men.
The end of the battle was the dispersal Of
the Cubans into the woods. leaving eighty
dead on the field.
Later General Oliver heard that Genera
Sanchez was at Tomas and started, in pur.
suit. He came up with the rebels and a
battle lasting nine hours took place,
which was ended by bayonet charge OF
Spaniards, driving the enemy from his po.
sition and dispensing the insurgents in
all directions. They left fifty-eight
killed and twenty-three wounded On the
day after this engagement between Gen.
eral Oliver and General Sanchez the
troops, while returning to Placetas. met
the Perico Diaz band of insurgents, mum.
boring fully 500. The troops charged
with fixed bayonets and the insurgents
fled. leaving sixteen killed The Spanish
loss is reported seventeen killed.
TAMPA, Fla. Dec 2.-Cuban advices re-.
ceived here say that at Mt Osuro. Santa
Clara, in fight lasting two hours tho
Spanish loss was thirty-two dead. the
Cubans having none dead and only few
wounded. Gomez has issued proclama.
ton announcing that he will derail all
trains, cut all wire fences and hang any
ono cndeavoring to sell the products Of
his plantation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-02

RICHMOND, KY. Dec 2-Mtss Mary B.
Clay. daughter OF General Cassius NJ.
Clay, and sister Of Miss Laura Clay. Of
Lexington, president Of the Kentucky
Equal Rights association. paid her stste
and county taxes, bus wrote ON the mar.
gin Of the duplicates; Il protest against
taxation without representation"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-02

GRAIN, ETC.

GRAIN, ETC.
Con-New, u
HAy-Timothy. tis0s13: upland, III; wild. ~
OSLO; slough. e74Se; balcd. I'll.
Butter-Fair to ehoice, 49,; fresh cream.
cry. &c.
hggD-Efesh, 49,
Poaltxy-Chickens, Sc.
TufkeyR-6..
0eeSe-7c.
OuckaESc,
Cattle-Butchefp pay for corn fed OteeYp
3xc04c; cows and heifcrs, 3kcQ0x calves.
3xeDAe
H0eoN3oo3hc.
6heep-1u035<e.
Spring lanb, &c pound.
Coal-Sof', i0c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-02

CharEed With . Nine Year-Old Murder.
kALIsPELL. Mont. Dec. a-Rupers Jor.
dan has been arrested here charged with Q
murder In Mercer county. Ky, nine yea.s
ago. Jordan is psoS;Hete Svp9tsst
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-11
'bona'S Rea rranpamen-

Thames Encouragement
of Lots SO and 60, Block
10, Smiths Subdiv of
StinsonS Div
NieIs johnson. ...... 80. 9.7S
Watson and Rice's Sub
division "C'' Of Block
l. Stinson, Brown and
Ramseys Addition to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-11

Warmers Encouragement
of Lot 8 and That Part
Se'ly of Fort Road of
Lots 4, 5, 6, Z, % and "A
of Block 2 of Thos
Days Subdivision of
Block 2, Stinson,
Brown and RamSey'S
Add to st. Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-11

Call W e of........... q 2 l
Is MicheIs Rearrange-
ment of Block and S
Il of Block 3 of
Smiths Subdivision of
Blocks 2, 6, I and 8.
Stinson's Division Of
NV "A of Sec sc, Town
%, Range %
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-11

Gates a JOilIlSoll .-.''.
w J Freaney, CONG at
a point on the S side
of Iglehart, st in the
Sc 4 of Sc II of sec
SO, town 20. range %,
1903 TT e from the Sc
cor of Summit place
apd Iglehart st: tn 8
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-11

Cleveland Place Addi-
ton to st. Paul
E Rice Jr, CONG at ne
cor of lot 2; tn w to
NV cor of lot 2; tn s on
W line of lot 2 215.4 TT;
tn se'ly on a line
parallel with the sw'ly
line. of lot 2 100 fit to a
point; tn sly by a
curve with a radius of
S6.SS fit to the right
74.G4 fit to a point on
the sw'ly line of lot 2;
tn se'ly on sw'ly line
of lot 2 136.20 fit to the
most sly cor of said
lot; tn nelly on se'ly
line of said lot 107.SS TT
to the most ely cor
of said lot; tn in a
nw'ly direction along
nelly line of said lot to
place of beg, being
part of. Observation-Disclosures.
Wright's Addition to st.
Paul
Thomas Horak, W 20 fit
OIL .......... ..
do e 13 IT of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-11
District Number Four,
City of st. PauI-Continued.
Name Of Owner. and Sub
division OF Section, Lot or
Block.

Smith S SUBDIVISION OF
Blocks 9, 10, Is and 16,
Stinson's Div of the
NV Il Sec Sc, T 20, r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22

Young Ladies' Give "A German.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. January IL
(epecialJ-rhe young ladies gave tonight
beautiful german at Cameron Hall %
handsome entertainments given them this
winter. The chaperones were Mrs. Lane,
Jr.. Mrs. Pcachy. Mrs Cole, Mrs. Mon
cure. and Mrs. John Spencer. All Of the
Young ladies who are gOing ont this win
ter are in ATTENDANCE.
The Executive Committee Of the VII
lam ana Mary Alumni Association will
meet here during the week to fix the
date for the celebration Of the society
aaring the next commencement Senator
John Allen Natts. u Roanoke. Is char
man OF the committee.
Nj Ro. VI. Hughes. of Norfolk. Is ev-
pectcI here this week on important busi-
ness.
Miss Mary stewart Wall. II Durham,
n C.. who has been visiting the Misses
Mercer. has returned home.
Miss Kate cole Biigood. Of Richmon !.
VINO has been visiting relatives here, VIII
return home tomorrow TuesdayD eve
ming.
\ gentleman named Gillian. from
Michigan. recently purchased farm be
low town known as "Whtt'ts." the
money was pald. ana deed for same r.
corded. Last week the new owvcr at
tempted 10 take possession. but was de-
med admission rs the person IN charg",
who claimed that be had an option on
the same. Thr matter will have 10 be
settled IN the courts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22

nrTLER-Dled, January Nst. nj i.
NJ nj her husbands residence IN swans
boro'. Va. ALICE BUTLER' b'losei
wife Of George W. Butler ana ddssh'eF
az the late James +. Attkisson, OF row.
batan county, In the 3sth year or ner as1'
Farewell dear wife. thou has left US,
we thy loss mos, deeply feei'
Rnt lis cod that has bereti US,
He can all our sorrows heal
Farewell dearest sister, we love thee
well.
But God loved thee better
Funeral notice hereafter.
baltimore papers please copy.
cOODWIN.-Dled,J January 2lst, at $50
A Al az his residence. 3l3 south laufe!
street IN the S3d year Of his age. Captain
q ID. GOODWIN. conductor en- ths
chesapeake and Ohio railway.
runeral from Laurel-StIeet Methodist
church at 3 o'clock THIS (TuescaO AZ
TERNOON. January I'D.
rATrMER.-Dlsd. January 9st. nj tho
rssi1ence of her sister, Mrs. Georsi ann
Earrla No. 1926 venablo street. Miss WIZ
faTNIA T.. LATIMER In tho ooth year OF
~ Eunera, from Christ Episcopal church
rr-ESDAY January s2d, ~ J. NJ.
trlends and acquaintance are invited %
attend. 90. =.
,vtt,IEN.-Dled. January FL, 1885. al
,,.so y NJ. a, his parents residence. NO.
-, uospital street. MICHAEL w HAbi'-''
.,,est son OF NJ. y. and Julia Whalen.
I,,naral will take place from 81. Peter
ca,hadral THIS Cruesday) AFTERNOON
=, o'clock. Friends and acquaintance
Invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22

Dry Salt Meats-Easier; shoulders. F.c.:
shorts 6iac.. clears, Sac.
Bacon-buli; shoulders. Sc; shorts.
&c. clears. SIC
Whiskey-Steady at N.Z2.
ST: LOUIS. NO. January ?i.-Flour
fancy. s2.0on2lO. choice. N.s0aiyo.
wheat-Lower; January. 5ihc.; May.
corn-Lower; January. SE.c.: May.
A7sc.
oats-Lower; January. 2sNc.; May.
29c.
I'Ork-standard mess, m5OaliE; on
orders. X2.00.
Lard-steam. prime. se.5s; choice. 1856.
Dry Salt Meats-shouders $40; longs.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, &C.; longs.
High Wines-Steady at N22
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. January al =. M
Cotton-.Ianuary, 2 si-6id.: January and
February, 2 6i.sid.; february and March,
se-Gid.; March and April. 63-6id.; April
and May. 3a3 i.64d. May and June.
3 Esd. June and July, ; 3-sla3 4-Gid.
July and August l-6ia3 5-6i.. August
and September. > e-64d.; September and
November. s-6iI3 9-6id.; November and
December. i0-G4d.. value. Futures closed
quiet and steady.
NEW YORK. January 2i.-Cotton-Mid-
ding Gulf. &C: middlins. &c, Fui. S'
ruary s5.n March, $50: Arril. SIS;
May, SIS: June, 500. July. S 50. August,
$50. september S.i5: October. $50.
Sales, 5000 bales.
bales: exports 10 Great Britain, 10 bales.
France. S49 bales: Continent. 3soS bales.
! forwarded 2ilO bales: sales, 53g bales.
spinners. i32 hales; stock. 1903 bales
| actuaD.
NEW ORLEANS January 2i.-Cotton-
! Futures steady; sales. 100 bales Janu-
airy. s. 05. february. S.l2. March. $ p;
| April S.26 May. &.32, June, SIS; July.
Sl3: August. $5S, september. S.Si; oc-
| t0bsr. SIS.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. c., January IL
spirits Turpentine-FIrm at &c.
| Tar--Steady at .jc.
| Crude Turpentlne-S 81 nady: hard, NlO;
/ soft. $3.50 virgin. $40
! SAVANNAH. GA. January 2l.--Splrits
/ turpentine steady at T'9c. tor regulars.
/ Sales none.
Rosn-Ffrm at decline on pales.
NlO; r sIl5. O. 1856 H. N.75; l. $50;
/ X. t2ijd22o: NJ s. loa2l5' y. s. Soq2 ~;
! window glass. S26jH2.70; wattr-white, S2.&
/ Q2sA
| CHARLESTON. s. c. January 2i.-1ur-
psntine firm at &c. Receipts. 50 casks
| Rosin-Good strained firm at SlOO. Re
/ ceipts. $50 barrels.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. January I.-Kale-Nor-
! folk. 5Nd75c
spinach~Norfolk, NOod2OO, Baltimore,
sl.0OGl.25.
SILVER IN LONDON.
LONDON, ENG, January 2l.-Bar st-
ver. 2Nd.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dlspatch)
NORFOLK, VA, January I.-Market
! dull. common. 1Nlllc.. prime l'ic., extra
prime. &c. fancy. 4sc.; Spanish. 6oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
TWENTY-FIVE INDICTMENTS.
Work of the NeclSienburg Grand jury-In
Memory Of Colonel Atkins.

HOYDTON. VA. January H.-(SpecialJ
The regular grand jury was In session
mere to-day. and some twenty-five IN
dictments for felony were presented.
County Court VIII be in session until
Thursday night. with several important
cases on the docket
~ meeting Of the Bar Of Mecklen-
burg h,ld here to-day lengthy resolutions
OF respect were adopted in memory Of
the late Colonel ". r. Atkins. who was
"a very prominent member Of this bar
AMI a wcll-known politician.
The warehouses here are daily Offering
large quantities of tobacco for sale. ana
prices are ruling satisfactory TO planters
Prices for an good grades OF the weed
have advanced. while the common stock
Is sun low.
Iargo numbers - western horses and
mules Were gold at public auction here
to-day for very low p'ices.
Mr.. Silas Sholburne. Of Richmond was
here TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22

the seats reserved for them In middle row
next the orchestra. Upon the stages were
seated DR. Moncure. AdJutant Henley 4.
Jones. Chaplain W +. Davis. and the
orator OF the evening.
Commander Moncure called the assem-
blage 10 order. and Rev. Mr.. Davis
delivered n beautiful and appropriate
prayer.
Dr. Moncure then arose and read from
manuscript n brief but exceedingly in
terestlng address. He then Introduced
Judge Christian. who made the address
of the occasion. At the conclusion Of the
address the speaker was warmly con-
graduated. after which Dr. Moncure an
nounced supper. to which the members
of the camp and their guests repaired.
There everything was provided To com
fort the inner man. a delightful hour
was spent over the delicious viands. The
guests then departed with renewed
love and veneration for the immortal Lee
and his devoted followers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
General Lees Birthday Celebrated.

WILLIAMSBURG VA. January ii
,SpccialD tn" birthday Of General Lee
was celebrated here on the night OF the
18TH by MaEruder-Ewell Camp. Confedc-
rate Veterans. An address was delivered
by Judge Isaac II. CHRISTIAN followed by "A
grand banquet which was Largely at
tended. The vets and sons Of vets assem-
blel in the ballroom Of Cameron Hall at
$50 o'clock and marched b. twos to the
auditorium above. where the address was
delivered. the vets entering on the right
and sons on the left. while the orchestra
iisCoursed inspiring music. As the heroes
Of the Lost Cause entered they received
liberal applause after which they took
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22

MEHERRIN, VA. January 2l.-(Spe-
clal)-Mr. Giles A. Fowikes. eldest son
Of the late Nathan Fowlkes Of Prince
Edward county. died az The home 81 Mr.
A. NJ. Bruce Sunday evening AZ half
past O'Clock. in the G6th year " his age.
The deceased WAS "A consistent member of
the Mshcrrn Presbyterian church Of
which he was a recently-elecicl elder.
Mr.. Fowlkes was a highly-esteemaI clti-
I'm OF this vicinity being prominent
merchant and skilled In architecture. his
original profession. The funeral sermon
Will b. preached by Rev. Hugh Henry,
AMI intcrment AZ II o'clock Tomorrow
morning in the church cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
a Special Meeting Called.

\ meeting Of the special Committee on
judiciary which was appointed at the
meeting Of thu Virginia state Bar As
sociatiJn last summer. has been called
ly the chairman. Mr.. Parker TO meet
IN Lynchburg on the 2lst Of February al
o'clock r. NJ The committee as Orici-
ually appointed was as follows; J. g.
Parker. Of southampton; x. G. II. Kean
~ Iyuchburg John Randolph Tucker
Of Eockhridce. +. II. Mcclure, Of Rich
moul. ". II Mann. Of Nottoway. VII
liam A. Anderson. Of Rockhrilge. ana
Epya Hunton. Jr, ~ Fauquier.
since the appointment OF that commit
tee Mr.. i. II Mcclure has died and Mr.
william G. Preston. OF Richmond, has
been substituted in his place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22

BEAVER DAM DEPOT. HANOVER
COUNTY, VA, January 4-(Sp clal) "A
union sunday school vas organized az
this place yesterday morning. Mr. Hail
Of the Disciples Church, Is superln'
tendcnt: Mr. Bielsoe. ~ the Methodist
Church. assistant superintendent Aian
SaUcr,yhite. secretary. and Mrs. J. /.
Thompson. treasurer The prospect for
fine school IS very good. Both OF these
religious denominations have church
buildings az this place. The cooperation
seems to be fraieInal and cordial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
Chairman fllyson at Raleigh.

(Raleigh q. c. News and Observer
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson, chairman Of
rho Virginia state l'emO~ratlc Commit
tee ami y. Randolph Wexford. promi-
nent young lawyer. both Of Richmond.
were at the capitol on Saturday. ana
called on the Governor. MI Elyson g
mentioned as standing the best chance
row for the govcrnorship Of the Old Do
m.rion next time The two gentlemen
we're here ON legal business, and re
turned SUNDAY afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22

EMPORIA. VA. January I.--tSpecial)
The Circuit Court. Hon. l.. \. HancJcl,
presiding. convened this morning. N
contested law matters viii be heard At
this session. The Court disposed ~ two
or three common law cases, in which
there was no issue. AMI attended 10 chan
Gerry matters the rest OF the day. The
court VIII bc adjourned "Wednesday.
Mr. Archer Anderson. Of Kirhmcni,
qualified t. practice Ia this court.
Mr.. Richard Il. Davis and Mr. II. Turn-
bull OF Lapronceville. are in attendance
upon the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
Fell Overheard and Wns Drowned.

MN PONT NEWS. W, JanUarN IL
tSyecialD-A white man named Joseph
Galley. who Is connected with Bart0n's
Theatre. at this place, fell overheard
from the barkentine James ". EWell
while that vessel was lying al coal pier
80 =. last night. and was drowned. The
BODY was recovered about noon to-day
near where the accident happened. Galley
was from Gloucester county. ana had
teen visiting some friends aboard the YES
sci. ana when he started ashore he slipped
on the Faug-plauk and was drowned be
tore assistance could reach him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
pICuuoND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND VA. January I.-No auc-
ton OF rings on Change to-day or loose
sales. -
private sales: Filters. /; wrappers, 49,
smokers. /. Tugs. IS Total. 80 hogs
heads.
rettes. S3i75: tobacco. s2.7ilg7. Total So,
Oi672.
We will have large bright and dark
loose sa.es tomorrow. ana II Is hoped
that a full ATTENDANCE OF buyers VIII DE
had. Business DUH to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
Mrs. Rebecca D.. si-son.

Mrs. Rebecca r. Sisson died on Sunday
AZ her home. Us west Mulberry street.
OF general debility. She was 70 years
old Mrs Sisson was the widow OF cap
tain William l.. Ssson, of Lynchbure'
IA she mad lived ia Halumorr ioi t"c
Inst thirty-eight years. Three sons ana
I,Nn danghtera surNiYe her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
ASSIGNMENT IN OkNVllLE.
smash-Up on the Midland Division OF the
Southern Hallway.

pANVILLE, VA. January 2i.-fSpe-
ciaIJ-Bailey & Williams. retail grocer..
have assigned. Liabilities. 500, assets,
stock.
\ smash-up occurred on the Midland
division Of the Southern railway yestor-
day. caused by freight train when sevc,
raj miles north Of Neapolis breaking in
two and coming together again with =
crash. Seven or eight cars were smasheI
up. Brakemen II. r. Pitzer. Of Fahars.
had his head and face cut. and J. Il.
Marsh. Of Chai lOttesyille, had his back
slightly injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA. January I.-Reo
ceipts-Cattle. &c., sheep. 80; hogs 80
head 40
Sales-Cattle. 3oO; sheep. 80; hogs. 80
head. -
Prices--Cattle, best. 4a4lsc.. gross; mo
fair 2i.G3N.c' gross: bulls. 2G2lzc.. gross.
sheep, 3nlc., gross, hogs J4H3@.c., net.
Prospects very fair for next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND. January a.-Vir-
gfnIa century bonds. 5Jig65sI. Baltimore
and Ohio, -; Northern Central 61UGS;
Baltimore and ohio Southwestern frsts.
lo6a,: Consolidated Gas. GitsnGi7s: Gov
eminent bonds. 6s. ll5A; Us, lo6igGl0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, January 81, 1919

OyryglNGs- Is4 bushels 'n'Asu'
aau hn,n,l. Oats, a,iU0 bushels.
s.II,-Corp-- White, 100 bushels: miAoo'
5tu bushels Oats. l,t0o bushels. AM.
ouOf krloSs -Wneat-Lonso"rry' osao.Ss
mixed. o.a621Sc. sGo-tooiS' oo"'-N~'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
LOST.

os,, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
Looi. che Soldiers Home and Goysrnor
s,r'st POCKET BOOK containing !
se note and some loose change. finass
s vii, be- rewarded II purse II lett 81 p'
patch offics>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money. Bonds, Stocks. Grain To-
bacco, Cotton, Ac., and the Nea-
ther Indications.

- WASHINGTON. u. c.. January 2l.--
I[LR Forecast for Virginia: Far; cooler ;
westerly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair cool.
or. westerly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
Mean temperature........ 80
NEW work. STOCK MARKET.

NEW 1Okh ClOlh MAtNNisi
NEW YORK. January I.-Speculation
Mt the Stock Exchange was duh again
today, tn transactions having 'aggre-
gated only 10000 shares. At the opening
tn market was heavy. prices declining i
to H. per cent Jersey Central ana
Union Pacific Loading. The loss was
pnrtly recovered before II o'clock. Sugar.
Chicago Gas. Manhattan, and Union IA
chic displaying strength.
The Improvement was due in Sugar To
"A favorable decision by tn United states
supreme Court in the well-known Phila-
dslphia suit brought by Attorney-G neral
Olney under the Sherman antitrust law.
The court sustaius the position OF the
Sugar Company. Gas rose 20 ~, on
rei,sration of the rumors that Insiders
were inclineI - adjust the existing diff
f.rences. \ conference Of the parties in
teiestcd IS slated for this week. Union
Pacific nrsts broke TO So. and later rallied
70 o., 1iquldatons account for the con-
tinuad weakness Of this speciality.
In the closing hour Of business the mar
kot WAS heavy. Esp cially ihr sugar,
Chicago Gas. the Anthracite Coaiers, ana
the Grdngcrs the decline being accele-
rated by the break In wheat ana fumots
Of financial troubles IN san Francisco.
TIL market closed weak. with prices
anywhere from >. 20 2ia per cent. lower
on the day. In the inactive stocks, Penn
svlvania coal sold NJ 30 against 80 the
latest previoualy-report.l sale.
The boni market was weaker; The
sales of listed stocks aggregated 900
shares: u unlisted, 5000.
Treasury balances: coin, S7l.2S2,co0; cur
rency So $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
MONEY AND FXCHANGE

Money on call easy AT lPlA per cent
last lc,n AT I. and closing offered at
Der cent. prime mercantile paper. ga
Ear silver. 59'.. Silver OF the board.
COS ,uGois. ,,,
ness i'm bankers bills AZ sLsSdi 81. for
sixty days. and Nss2,d tss for demand;
posted rates, $3.50 TO. commercial bills.
$is7uls1s4.
arm. Railroad bonds weaker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-22
RICHMOND STOCK MAKE
RICHMOND. January 2I. is!

SuEs.-7,5O0 virginia Century at 59h /;
1000 %. az 59.; ehares Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad at l04%; shares do. at
l04ls.
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er: westerly winds.

THy WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair and partly cloudy with very slight
ram Mt night
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EXERCISE RUNNING.

some salient Remarks on Putting Horse
In - Race for work.
The hollow victory OF kcadina FRIDAY
after being beaten In three or four pre-
csoing races in similar company. serves
" point u moral and adoTn u tale, ~
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No . red. G2c. Corn -Wnite Virgins, 4sa5Oc;
No. Q vhit-. 4pajOc : No mixed. %Iafflsr.
oats No . mixed. 36s36itc NO. > ni1e''
3ja35Iec. winter. i5atsc. Rye, oiaoHc
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Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing

Cash quotations.: Flour easyi I0caI JOD-
bcrs held off on account of the decline m
wheat: prices were not quotaby changed.
Wheat. Is.aJ71.c; No. red. j2ac. No.
2 corn. 43isc. No. oats. &'gc. P9Tk;
$40 s0qill2is. Lard. $500 6GHs. RIBS 80 ~
asa. Shoulders, $i7j9L S1i2. Sides, So.@
m = 90 WhisksN. Sl.g2
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ou1CAGo LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK-YARDS, I'LL. January
q -Cattla-Receipts ll,j0O head; market
frm and higher; common TO extra steers,
s. 4Oa5.s0: stockers and feeders, - 49, -,
COWS and bulls, $L25p3.75. calves, &.cOg
$50. -. 49,,
steady for good: easy Tor common; heavy,
S0WL3j. common 10 choice miS.d' 80, ~
lIi30: choice assorted. Al0qiD; Hsht
g i0SsG. pigs. S20OG27o
sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; market
firm; inferior TO choice. s2coh3.s5; lambs
S27Jd450