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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

Prices wiz Advance From 81 to So
Barrel.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-The beer war which
has waged for a year or so has been
settled. an the brewing companies doing
business IN Chicago having perfected a
mutual agreement by which the price OF
beer viii be advanced on January lst to
S. "A barrel, the present price being 81 or
less. II is estimated that this Will re-
suit i'm the closing up of some 1000 sa-
looms in Chicago during the first three
months Of 1896.
Ever since the Brewers Association
went 10 pieces about year ago eitorts
have been made constantly toward re-
viviuQ il. and to-day Rudolph Brand, Of
the Brand Brewing Company. announced
nd a meeting Of brewers that the An
haiser- Busch Company. OF 81. Louis. the
ono concern holding out against the prof
f.rs of peace had agreed 10 cooperate
with the Chicago and Milwaukee brewers
Ina bringing about the reorganization OF
fhc association and the establishment
Of the 50 rate on the malt beverage, tn ..''
ending a long drawn out, and, 10 many
of the weaker breWeries, disastrous con-
nict. ~,
The effect Of the new compact Will be
f,r-reachfng The past year has been
most disastrous 10 the brewing business
Ina the West when the old brewers as
ISOLATION dishandcd the beer was selling
mi 50 "A barrel II dropped quickly 70
"a and in many instances lower. Long
lines OF credit were given 10 saloon
keeDers without security, and many or
those proved worthless. In many cases,
too. brewers paid the license OF saloon
keepers To hold their trade, and the re-
er1f v,ss that the brewers lost heavily,
e,ndicatos were compelled 10 pass their
fividends. and the industrial concerns
made no profits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
THE OYSTER PIRATES.
TUEY RITDED FOA Island AND
DREDGED TiLJiBLE FLATS.
More or Less Dopredstions Are Going On,
but the Oyster Beds Were Never
So Well Guarded.

ONANCOCK, VA, Jan. 1.-The Times
correspondent has direct Information
this morning from Watts Island and
the Fox Island oyster raid through
CAPTAIN Edward Marsh, OF Chescones-
sex. Va. Several nights ago the Mary
land scrapers and dredgers made a raid
or the planting grounds OF Mr.. Eliin-
ger, large planter, on Fox Island.
The loss sustained by Mr.. Ellinger was
variously reIortod. II was said that four
thousand bushels OF his plants were sold
in Crisneid, Md, shortly after the night
pirates did their work.
Mr.. Ellinger was in Onancock On De
oember Both. and on being asked to ap-
proximate his loss. stated he could not
tell.
lie is a very large planter, and he can
not really estimate his loss. The scra-
pers, he said. lost several OF their scrapes
and were sighted when they returned 10
look for the same. The steamer on the
eastern shore water did not happen TO
be at that particular point, and the
Maryland pirates, through some stand
g0osp." must have known IT,
IL is true, that most all oystermen
say that moro or less OF ocpredating
goes on along the border nightly, but u
is also true that they are almost unani-
nous in saving that oyster interests In
Fauquier and Pocomokc sounds have
never been 80 well projected as under
Governor O'Feral's administration.
Captain Edward Marsh, who is IN daily
contact with oystermcn from both
sounds. says to-day that. $50 far ms he
can hear. all IS well IN Virginia waters,
except the Ennger raid. Several oyster
men from Tangier Island were inter
viewed here on the GOTH and they an
agreed that things were well ON The bor-
der. and had been this season better pro-
tectcd than heretofore.
Governor O'Ferrall. when asked last
evening if he had received any report OF
| the raid said his Information was that
| the depreciation was made hy men IN
( small boats. and that the damage had
been greatly exaggerated. the claim in
the outset being that loo bushels had
| been taken. Tho ground visited rs very
near the Maryland line, and the pirate
were soon run Off by the oyster guais
| boat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Jan. 2.-The tai
eut again got the worst Of IL, as only
one favorite won, the other races gong
10 "A second choice and three outsiders.
lack the Jew won the first race, gal
loping By three lengths ahead.
In the second, La Verne LED to the
stretch where Bob Wagner got through
and won in d drive by half length.
some one bid mp the winner Sloo above
the entered price, but the owner pid
him in though IL cost him $500 10 win
and retain his horse. Eagleblrd was
an even-money favorite in the third, but
seemed stiff, and could not get going until
too late. Billy Bennett led to the
stretch, where Genoa came through and
won by length.
Booze, the favorite in the hahdieap'
was unfortunate, and got away badly,
but got up just in time TO win by nose
from Mamie c., who led all the way
Rapidan, the good thing in the last
race. got off last, and was badly messed
about. or he would have won.
Snringvale won the race, nose before
Rossmore. a rank outsider. The favor
tie was fourth and never very promi-
nent.
weather clear. track fast Summaries:
first race-Mile. selling. Jack the jew
nos Ham. 10 to u first, Souvenir second,
Menus third. Time. las IA.
Second race-Mile and seventy yards,
selling. Bob Wagner O07, Feeney, 10
ID nrst. La Verne second, Hotspur third.
Time. 1850 -.
Third race-Mile and sixteenth, sell
inz.-Chenoa Ql4 Tabor, 70 ID nrst
Billy Bennett second Eaglebird third
Time. 1888.
rourtb raca-Nue handicap. Booze
IN. Ham. 70 % first. Mamie G. second
lanes V. Carter third. Time, la "a.
Fifth race-Mile and seventy yards =
enrine Vale zoe. Corner, ID 10 u nrst
Rossmore second, Rapldan third. Time
1.-O l-2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

TIIE COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Jan. cotton quiet,
net receipts. IllS bales. gross receipts,
. 236 bales, forwarded 35Z bales. sales,
fsl5 bales spinners. us bales, stock,
ln5g5 bales
Total to-day receipts. 1884 bales
exports 20 Great Britain. $50 bales. Con
tinont. 10 1t3 bales. stock. 1865. 80 bales
Total 30 far ihig week-Nel receipts
i47.Sl6 bales. exports TO Great Britain
I'D "a bales. France. 1910 bales. Con-
tfnent g. 400 bales.
Total since September Ist-Net receipts.
. 1874 bales. exports 10 Great Britain,
=, COS 90 Daies; France, SSS5SG bales: Con
tiuent. 81 ,9a2 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. cotton rose 5
points then reacted and closed quiet
snd ateaey al . decline OF TO 3 points
with sales OF 22O.-DO bales.
Liverpool advanced 5is points for fu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUorArroNs or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales az the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange. Internal Revenue
Collections -Forcign Adviccs.

NGW YORK, Jan Stocks were
quiet to-day, the transactions amour
lNs 20 only l..uOl shares, an uhuSNdis
riuau Total Iht tone on tht ma ~.
was sutnk during the carly session, put
pa the luat noui there was btHtI ID.
trOugh moderate srllua moNem -ht. int
tAiit rise. which was equal 10 a. per
cont was most marked 10 lvN~lt''
tse Cran-ere. Lake SHORE. Jersey t,h-
iIai. sugar. ana chicago Gas Fono"in6
thus rlsa "a period oI guinness set ln,
vs. aich lasted until near the close, when
some OF Che early purchasers, 'isa.f
pointed az The delay Ia the matter OF
The bond issue. disposed OF their hogs
Do This decline Louisville and NasnNlit,
western Union. Sugar the Grant~ia'
jersey Central, Manhattan- tennessee
Coal scoring ihe heaviest losses. Lon
Don was "a seller OF 81 PAU and LOUIS
vile and Nashville and other STOCKS win
au international market but M the az
RIcEatc the amount was small. west
err Union WAS weak throughout the cay
and fell 90 so.s from SOS. me s'och was
cold by the room traders ana Poi'h-
siOuai operators. and the ola fNHofs re-
pratcdly denied. that the Baltimore ana
Ohio intended selling Is holdings, Were
again pot auOut Chicago Gas mOFru
up 10 Co.'s at the opening, but lost IL
and receded 10 6-sf.. when 10 was rumorcd
that the Whitney litigation Will be start
cot again in Philadelphia. Speculation
closed weak. with prices is1l9s per cent
below Tuesdays final figures. chicago
Gas. Canada Southern. and Lake Shofe,
however gained t.u. per cent INA tie
day Sales of bonds were Sl,us5ulp.
The sales to-day of listed stocks aR
EreGatCd 1is525 shares ana of unlisted
stocks 2p5s shares.
Money ON call active az G0lO per cent.
last loan at 90 per cent, and closing OIL
ferCd az per cent, prime mercantile
paper. 4isu5 per cent Bar silver 900
Sterling exchange firm. with actual pusl-
ness IN bankers bills an iSr2nisft Tor
sixty DAYS and 4Sni for demand posted
rates, sNsiad 800. commercial bills, 4evh
0Ais7. Government bonds easy STATE
bonds dull Railroad bonds n'm. On
Yer at the board was neglected.
Treasury Balances Coin, SD Ssb,u o5
currency. S1Ol. rs. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. w neat start ,s.
i'm the new year by declining LxV.r.t ~.
The loss is in accord with Boar ~ l. ~
frgdifiou which says that on tle "a o.
January wheat should be sold Inc itdi
influence which worked 70 tht N.tli Iil'i'e
of prices to-day was the weather anu
crop conditions IN -he Mt",Si s. ,l4n,Dest
a- repOrtod. The Irst spell OF weakness
Was succeeded by recovery 10 aDou.
o.aninr hrurcs. 6ut in the llnal hour OF
the session a reaction set in' ana piiOto
rfo..cd. the ouly support coming lD-'
holders u puts. The weakness OF Dc'
.. .,.rn arising from bradstretts lc-
port on the worlds visible supply, was
responsible for lower opening 9uola' ioii' ,
May wheat opened from 1J'te'J'sC', Soi"
between 59Y.c. ana ~ 4c., cloalht az. "t
5ss.c, 10llsc. lower thah Iuesudy' O"'''
wheat was steauy $500.
Corn-The trade in corn was SLOW an"
without manifestation 81 feature ul .iN
n1rfance IL simply followed ne move
ments of wheat. but ala not cover VIZ
RANGE of prices. The regular routine
news of the DAY was unfaNoraDle. MAY
corn opened al 2Sa2oisc., SOFA Del"v
Oslo ana 277ac. closing at ki'sN-oc., &C.
-ra,r q,ueedav. cash corn was 4@t2c'
per hushcl lower. .. ,..,-
ing i'm oats. and in some instances II
aDpearod active, but tnere were 'lii'9
when the market was niue more ,iI''.'
nominal There was Comparatively
-t."I, tome Nav oats closed hs4Ac'
lower than Tuesday. Cash oats were
steady at unchanged prices.
provlsions-rhe expectations OF ln1-
provement in product Vaiues Were Ia la,
lied 10 some extent To-Day. rue III ~
of ma wear was looked forward 20 as
Inc fimc when the market would change
ana the action OF the prices .o-9as
seemed 10 verify the accuracy OF pfeeic-
u0us. The run OF hogs was nsh' anu
~ r.eeon for Improvement IN pro-
visions. There was d good demand ana
iess OF a disposition to go short OF me
market The cash market was steao! T.
Tho leading futures ranged as loiioNs'
rrvs, ro1v Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. >, 1870.
Private sales reported to the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
llvers. DaNonport's. Planters, Meals,
SeaDrooke's ShOckoe, Allegheny, ana olu
Dominion tobacco warehouses report 10
day. Receipts. packages, deliveries Il
United States internal revenue collec-
lions ON tODaccos Tor the city or iich-
mOnd. Va. to-day. Cigars aud ci6aietles'
SI,sl30O. plug toDaccos, S2,-61J-. Total,
Messrs. Frazer & Tompkins, general
commission merchants, NO. io. south
Twelfth street, richmond, Va, make t"t
following comments for the week on
Nothing doing Tobacco Exchange
closed during the holidays reopen Jaiie-
any = 1896.
In extending TO our patrons our New
Years greeting, with best wishes Tor q
happy and prosperous year, we take me
opportunity OF thanking you Tor YOU.
kind support in the past, ana ASK INA D.
YOU continue with Us 81 the future.
We are making tobacco almost our en-
tire business, which enables as 10 give
10 your interest our personal allehtichf
which we viii al an times DO. On ac-
count OF short crop and frost. We believe
that best grades OF both stemmiNs anu
manufacturing tOnaccOs VIII priiB bcl-
Ter prices than last year, whist lht
abundant supply OF old low grades does
not give room Tor hopes OF an advance.
we would have you bear in mind tho
Importance OF having your tobacco pFlzen
In soft smooth order, 50 That IL VIII pull
up easily. and show TO best advantage.
10 not prize too hard. and avoid letting
any frosted leaves get In H. We quote
prices as follows. a.
Bright TabaccOs. -SmOkers-Com -
TO So: medium. 81 20 $3.50. fne, 50 10 Sll.
Cutters-C Common. Sll 10 Sl5, medium
$40 TO SIS: fine. $40 10 SO Fancy, SZi.oO
Flllers- Common. $3.50 TO s.; medium.
81 20 TO 500 good, So 10 -. line, $40 %
.12.
Wrappers Common. 81 90 So. medium
SIS TO $50. good. 80 TO $50. fine. $50 10
$40. fancy. $40 10 $50.
Dark tobacco (old) -Luss, = 10 %
short leaf, 81 TO So; long leaf, 81 10 s..
selections. sl2 TO 80. ...
New tobacco Goose)-Lugs. Sl.jO to So
short leaf. 81 10 So medium lear, y ~
s.. long leaf, 81 10 50, selections, $40 10
SI1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

WILMINGTON, y. G.. Jan. 2.-koslh
steady. strained. $780, good s'iai'''D'
Sl.5J. ,.s
Spirits OF turpeTtine steady. machihe'
27i.c. irregular, 2ic
Tar steady al .Oc.
Crude turpentine quiet; soft, Sl.~' VIZ
CHARLESTON. $ G.. Jan. o.-Turpen-
tine market was steady at Z5i-c-' re-
ceiuts 10 casks.
Rosin-Good strained steady; receipts
2lb barrels.
sAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 2-Turpentine
quiet at sc. with sales of 500 casks.
Rosin nrm. win sales Of 800 barfek
Quotations: 4. =. ana G, Sll5, ID. Blu
n Fl 30. r. 81 80. O.. Sl.1J, HI, >i.uo, J.
81 G5. *. $50; NJ. 500; y, STU "ih"o"
glass, s. 30. water white, $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
Enr.ne Eiclds WIN

CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. 2-The estate of
the late Eugene Field was brought INTO
the Probate Court on a petition OF the
widow for letters of administration. The
estate is valued at $500 all in personsi
property
Besides this there IS the poets home,
valued at $4,000 20 so. 000 which he had
conveyed to his wife some time before
his death
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


HIRsHBERG.-Died at the residence
of his mother. Mrs, c. Hirshberg, All
north Fourth street, al o'clock = -urs-
day afternoon, A. j.. hlRSHbhh1. IN
the twenty-fourth year OF his age
Funeral THIS Nriday) All cHNoON
al $50 o'clock Friends OF the Iamiiy
invited 70 attend.
Cincinnati. Brooklyn and Philadelphia
papers please copy.
pERDUE-Died. at No. Meadow
bridge road, January "a. at 94o a d.
EDWARD \. fEhDl ~ asea twenty
five years. son OF \. r. Perdue.
Funeral from Highland Park Metho-
dist church SATURDAY at 10 o'clock
A. 81
Manchester papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

ST. LOUIS, MO, Jan. Flour I'M
changed. 49,.
58a,c.. July. J,3-c. 49,.
Corn unsettled. January. use. May
2T.c.. july, 2Ju2Jisc. ~
Oats lower. May, ltizc.' July, l'sc.
Pork-Siandard mess, $500, OLD, 80 =
Iard-Ffime steam. $40. choice. tJ.-'.
Hacon=Sh0uiders sos. longs, s3l-'2'
clear ribs. SJ.f945. clear sides, 500.
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders S.3ils,
longs. $3.50. clear ribs, S.O-i2 cledl
sides. Si31l2.
High wines steady at $i.22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

ment must face the problem re cen
sentative Cabinet viii stand 81 -" w
the issue. Premier Sir Mac nile i's"e"
has declared that he viii not y.ei" on
this matter CLARK Wallace, tonJeier
OF Customs. recently resigned iro'a the
Cabinet on the issue. Those ~fc rave
taken the census Of PAIL uncnt say thnt
the Government cannot escape 1efcai III
they attempt to restore the Cathohc
schools IN Manitoba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03


NEW YORK. Jan. Flour quiet ana
Wbeaf~0ptlons were fairly active and
irregular. closing weak at AU-c. ue-
cline. No. red, January, Ooc. tenruaiy'
&c. March. 67@c.; May Vo'sc.' 'une'
Corn Com Yduil' and firm: No. . sac, ele-
vator: 34sSc anoat Options were duli
and UNCHANGED 20 Ac. lower January
34l5c.. May. "a &C., july, SOC.
oats quiet and firm. Options uuii an.
easier. January, 23i4c, May %'sc' Spo'
34ll0opLc. mixed western, Eii20 l4i2c.
Hay quiet and easy, shipping, "h ''c''
good 10 choice SuNttl2c
Wool firm and unchanged. 800
Beef dun and uuchaheeu' ~. s,,ii.
quiet al Sl5Wql5.5O. uerced neei ou y'ii d,
CIV extra india mess. Slb.Jvulfopt cut
meats dun and unchanged. ,..
Lard dun and frmer, city, SUI 'a Jam,
afy $500. nominal. henneu uu ia, ,,,
tirent. SO 10: South American, S04O' COM
pound, 81 62i4Q500. .-..,..,-
Pork nrm mess $s.T519 -. .,u,.,.
Butter STEADY: fancy quiet state dairy
1212lc: western dairy nc Sc no.
creamery l1MISc.. June, 1oH-lc
cotton seed Oh steady. crude, nc. yell
low prime. new, CSC. 90. or grades &c
Rosin dull and unchanged.
Turpentine quiet and unchanged
Rice quiet and unchanged
MOlasscs quiet ana uhChdiiht-r go Az
Peanuts firm. fancy hand-plcked' ga
ceffeo ouiet and unchanged 10 10 points
down. January. Sl35o. February, sl2.tw'
March. sl3 40. May $l-WA l-'o3, july .
SO 10. September. S12or. spot RIO uuii
and easy: go. &, SiT5t .... va
suesr-Raw quiet and nrm; ialr re-
dining 9a.c Refined firm and unchan6eu
Freiphts firm. cotton, 10y steamer 'su'
asked: grain, by steamer, "ld. asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

lures. then reacted and closed very stca'y
at a net advance OF 81 TO points.
Spot cotton here advanced lid, win
sales OF l2UD bales.
To-day's features An upward turn OF
prices IN the early business was uue 10
favorable foreign news IN the shape on
activity ana higher prices az liNei@ooi
ana bullsh Manchester aoNsceS, io'"'
covering. and SHINE buying Tor 'oulheIn
and LIVERPOOL account some OF tne
private Liverpool cables were quite un..-
ish. owing 10 a reported improvement
in the political outlook on tne o.n'i
side. but later Oh Likeipooi ..'~eeu'
and the receipts AT New orleans to-8loi-
row being estimated az rathef hDeIu
figures. a selling movement SET IN, when
earned prices slightly below tht mo, mo.
figures OF Tuesday. Yet the uhHtI tOii'
al the close was steady, Tor the icctists
were hight. The demand Tor the acitai
cotton mere and in Europe was hptial.
spot prices at some southern markets
We're higher. ana the im.i ON ln +.'i. ~.
the stock market. tho general belief thal
bag bond issue has been utciaed npoh'
and rumors that Si.uuD,uuO viii be shlY-
ped from LONDON 10 New OK this Wteh,
an tended TO encourage the bubS, no
quantity TO bc brought INTO sitht 'ii.s
wecK was at one Time estimated al -'"'v'"
bales but IT is now estimated az aDoue
10000 bales against Zisivvu Daies loi
the same week last year.
FOR the current week IN lNa8 there was
no decrease in the stock, bul inns wen
thc!A Is likely 10 be a laIhE OH u
about 1900 bales 800. .,.
ii win be remembered that In ls'-- ~
the crop was O,1llVJO bales
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Jan. Z.-Coltoh
steady. sales. -. 400 bales January. 80,
February, 500: March, sol. April S.uy'
May. s. IL. june S.l1, july. so. August
S.l3. September, ISIS October 40.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2-l%.op +. Al
Cotton. Demand fair and prices STEADY
American middling. ll-JZ, sales, l-'vT'
bales. American, 1880 bales, speculation
and export. 1000 bales, receipts, d4,tW
bales. American. ia, 800 bales. Futures
opened steady and demand fair, January
and February. ] 2f-Gi04 2o-tii March
ana April. z1-Gi. April and May, -s-bi, .
May and June. 4 -g-0i, june and July,
Z 2s-G4. July and August, 3O-Gi, August
and September. -y-G4. Futures hteaoy.
American spOf grades advanced i-ln,
American mlddling. fair, - eood MID
ding. l-lg. middung. 4 l9-32. low mid
ding Az; good ordinary i1s; ordinary
4 3-lG ...
r. M.-January, 31-64Q4 32-6i buy
ers. January and February 4 3l-ol. hry-
ers. March and April. 4 3l-6i buyers.
Apru and May. 1901. value; May ana
June, 4 3l-aQ4 32-Gi, sellers June ana
July, 4 32-6i, sellers. July and August
4 82-G4u4 33-6i. buyers. August ana sep
temher. ! 31-Gfll3 3Z-6i, values, sep.eW-
Der and October ) 1864, Naluei OccoDeI
and November 24-6l, sellers. FUTURES
closed very steady. ......tr g..
Cotton futures closed qurt but steaoy .
January. 79S. February $40; MAJ en-
SIS. April. s 23. May. SD June, 80,
july s. 3G. August. S3S. September N@V'
October. SOI. November H"5i safes
10000 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

expectation OF the dry goods showing
any material change from prevlousts
prevailing conditions In any department.
nor mas there been any alteration. H.,
Spot business has ruled extremely 49,
throughout whilst the orders " NO,
showed the usual year-end featilct,eS
Influence. The general tone - aiso
Without material alteration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
Sufri,ie With 0ptum.

LOS ANGELES, CAL. Jan. 2.-Charles
pogers comrnitted suicide last night by
opilm poisoning Rogers recently arrived
from the southern states, well dressed.
twenty-eight years Old ana apparently
weaithv HIS brother. c.. A. Rogers,
lives In Atlanta. Ca The suicide had
cold watch and chain and some valuables,
Tuf only eighty-hve cents In money
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
c1NcINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. Flour
wheat. corn, and oats quiet and IN
changed
Pork unchanged.
Iard-kettlC. 500.
Bacon firm. loose shoulders. 500 short
ribs. S512h. short clears, 40, poAeu
meats nc. more.
Dry sailed meats steady, loose shou-
ders. $3.50. short ribs. S4.3ti2, snort
clears S4.O2i&. boxed meats iic. more
Whisky steady al N.22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

UNION STOCK YARDS, LII. Jan. -
Cattle. Receipts. 1850, market stea"s 20
common TO extra steers. St.-U44t'i slocN-
ers and feeders, 81 iVG3.b5. COWS thu
bulls Sl5JQ3.JO. Texans, S3W1o.t0.
Ioge-keceipts. 1900, market HIih
early closing weaker. heavy packing ana
shipping lots, S35U03.Up4; common 10
choice mixed. &i.4On3.Oi1g. cnolcc as
softed. -. OJ1f36j, light, &.foHalp' plesf
50 2043.GO
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market STEADY
Inferior TO choice. S2OO03JO. lambs, S5-J
nd 20
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nAIrIMORE aIARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. -'-fiouF
Wheat steady No. red spot and Jsnu-
airy o6 4Q06Fsc March orsFosG, E.. a, MAY d,
CsL0Gs&c. steamer NO. : Ite, oi.o' ~
so6tncrn. by sample, O5HO'c.i 40. on
grace. O,f4M6GAc. ,.,.
Corn easy. mixed spot ana Januals'
ggf432asc.: February, 3&An65c; March'
:g.lis'Jtc,: May. 5ii4c. bid steamer INK
I'd sfisnSlMc. southern, a2ldjc.
oats STEADY. good inquiry. No. white
western. 24Q2iiac: No. mixed. western.
- 4li-JC. =, ,.,.,,.,.
RIVE quiet and steady; No. :, A2q45c
Hay firm at $3.50.
Grain freights steady. -.
Provisions steady. mess pork, SlooO.
hulk shoulders. short ribs, and clear
sides. $500; sugar-cured shoulders, $3.50;
hams, 5000
IArd-Renned, N.p.
Rutter quiet fancy, creamery, 24g25c. .
ladle. i7nlSc.: store-packed, lOnl2c.
Eggs quiet at 2On2lc.
sugar strong. graduated, sos
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET
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rrouhle Nav Occur in Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. 2-Mayor VI.
r. Duncan may probably refuse to turn
his office over to Mayor-Elect j. II. Sim
rail-. next Monday, claiming he was elect
cd for four. instead OF two years. Some
of simralrs friends threaten 10 take the
cfiice by force.
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Miss Leila A. Johnson. OF Charlottes-
Vile Va, who has been spending the
holidays with Miss SADIE u. Chiles, Of
No. di0 north Eighth street. Richmond,
has returned home.
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cash quotations were as follows.
Flour: There was a moderate demand demand
5es arm. No. 2 spring wheat. 50GIaic.;
30 red. 59au7sc.; No, corn, .oAa
aSitc- No oats 7gl,1ac mess pork
s. sias72. lara. 52'19gSo sn 70 LIZ, r.9
~ snort clear sides, Sf.J0G4.62ls'
whisky 81 -.
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Albert ". Woodley Hanged

PITTSBIRG. PA, Jan. ALBERT W
Woodley was hanged this morning for
the murder Of Mrs. Jennie Buchanan. al
Allegheny City, Nay D. ;s9A