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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

NEW YORK. Fob e. Cotton dun. mia.
nllh- tuiN ns Hiiu iilir -'. met Tee .lNia.
900 nAlDa tfnf receipts. i4i> bal GE-
ports iu 'oIlb ent iuI ialls. far,4rf..'
it4 lui.s, SO, .2CI bales. STOCK. lS4fI,
fnlef
Total lo-ia Set ltco'pie. la1>t bales.
exports no fErlai kIlisin Sac, ial,..
Continent III So bales. stock. nloal4
1aiC-
Total 20 flh tuis week Net recent.
)f.41 bales. kNports t0 Great Byifa,r
81. f,t bgies N,ance. 1915 bales. con,
,ltut. 5.132 baNs
Total since Senicmicr fs,-Net recelnfr
tuS2MB bales. elporis 10 Great Britain.
i.3J7.I6 h1ic1. Ftncr. 354aa; bales. ,.c1.-
t.ncnt liz. ~ hlios.
Cotton futures ctosed ouicf tOt steady:
February. 49, MErch. lbs; April. 8 ~:
Ia. e.04. June, Skl. J.!L S.fO: August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

same high ideas and destiny. and the
same noble task of leading the world INTO
the glorious possibilities OF large ana
bright future. but. what is even more
than all, they are children of one great
mother. and such fearful contamination
as war II an impOssibility.
our committee IL confident that some
means will be provided OF bringing about
a better understanding. which IL all that
Is necessary.
The Monroe doctrine. II has been shown
Is really Of English origin, having been
suggested by our statesman. Canning. be-
fore il was Formulated py President Mon
roe. and I'm the reasonable form which
IL has worn for nearly three-auarters
Of a century IL has still the hearty on
dorscmcnt and sympathy OF every fnteili-
gent Englishman. There can b. no quar-
rel about that.
WANT A JUST SETTLEMENT.
IS TO the difference Of the boundary
line between our colony OF Guiana and
Venezuela there IL no desire I'm this
country. al least, that the latter should
suffer injustice al our hands. or that any
thing but a settlement absolutely Just and
satisfactory 20 both countries should he
reached
Our committee are persuaded that I'm
these sentiments they have the cordial
concurrence Of all Christian brethren in
America. and especially OF those who
form your committee with whom they
are associated In the great work Of pro-
noting arbitration and peace They feel
that the present is a time for giving eX
preston 10 the sentiments OF their COM
mon aims and work. and. therefore.
through me they hold out their hand of
fraternal greeting TO them. and with
renewed hand clasp across the sea they
cement again the feelings and hopes or
orr frdterual cooperation. | am. en-
b0uving and expressing their cordial feel
ings. yours very fraternally.
w. EVANS DARBY.
To Rev. W. A. Campbell. u. n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

The kirmcss matinee at the Academy
on Music tomorrow Will be the last
opportunity tho public viii have TO wit
ness the grand spectacular II has been
the most successful production ever seen
mere, and no doubt il viii be greeted by
"a large audience. A most elaborate pro-
sramme has been prepared including the
pedutlful picture OF Virginia as por-
trdyed by Miss May Handy. Director
mcdonnell wishes TO remind all those
who attend the krmess matinee that
tic performance viii begin about 2.l5.
This Will be necessary, owing 10 the
large number Of dances 10 b. performed
The Kirmess will open with the dances
of the Nile and SphynX WOrshippers and
the series of Egyptian tableaLX. Boxes
VIII be reserved for chaperones who are
iu attendance with their respective
dances. Dancers should be at the Acad-
envy not later than 1880 O'Clock. The
sale of seats opens this morning AZ =
o'clock. a portion of best seats on lower
hoOr including p row. Will be- reserved
al 80 cents. also three front rows OF
dress circle. The rest will be reserved
AT :" cents. Children Will be admitted
for - cents. The gallery will also be
open 10 the public at p cents.
Some changes will be made I'm the pro
cramme on account Of the absence OF
Miss Bessie Martin, the former queen
Miss Annie Mcclure has been invited
10 Doc Queen Of the kirmcsS at the
frhiNIf4tN ithNiiif'f anu tltH7 i''f>'t' '|s't
ter Minor will pose as Columbia.
Miss Lucy Wormley VIII appear again
g. Diana.
The German iableauX. together with
the beautiful dances of the nations, Will
make the entertainment one of enjoy
ment aud pleasure.
The kirmess viii be represented I'm
an of its beauty and sDlendor. with brit
liant lights and All other accessories
necessary for IT'S perfect reproduction.
The sale of reserved seats will begin a.
the Academy at O'Clock this morn
ing.
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Important Meeting.

An important meeting Of The Confede-
rate Literary Memorial Society viii he
held on Saturday. Sth instant. at T.
O'Clock. at the Confederate Museum.
This meeting is called 20 arrange for
public reception at the white House OF
the COnfederscy," and the formal opening
- the Museum Building OF the 22d IN
slant. the thirtyf0urth anniversary OF
Jefferson Dayis's inauguration - Presi-
dent n the Confederate States. The lay
~ his birth-june 81; OF his deatb-Dec.
fh: and Of his .nauguration-FebrEar
22d have been chosen by the Society for
their regular meetings during the year.
4 NH altenlsnce Is earnestly requested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

BALTIMORE. MD, Feb 6.-Flour
firm
Wheat duU ana easy. no. red spot
and February. 14.N1is .C.; May. 71uIiisc..
southern. by sample, iG0stc.. 90, Oh
grade. "a lac.
corn STEADY. mixed spot and February.
3i as. ,c.; March. H;a, n;3' ,c.. MAY. 3Jie
N3Tic steamer mi@oo, 32432llc SOUTH
ern 32"i u%ttr.
Oats im ana higher. Ne. . white.
western -Ca26.c., No mixed, western,
80 s02se.
rye firm; 40. % 5aHc. for near by
and l6fiIlc. Tor western.
Hay steady an 500 asked FOR good
10 choice timothy.
Grain freirlts unchanged.
COffcc duii. No. T. Sl3l2is.
other articles unchanged.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
fRE CLOSING oU0 TATI0Ns or
NONEY.
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Exchsnge--Intcrn"i hrNeh"e
Collections Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK. Fcb. G.-According 20
BANKERS. the good cncct 81 inns VIII ne
reflected iu a further improvements not
only az the stock iNcn@nse, p"t IN me
cCmmcrciai world as well Already
tbrrr Isl more disposition on the part Of
~ banks 20 discount paper now That
N ie known that tnc new loan rs sue
l,.r Vfgs departure on tho part of tho
|entfellef4 viii lC welcomed I'm uptown
i,I.rin,es circles for The reason that the
ba,ing OF paper has been practically fus-
vruacd for nearly q. month. Inc deposits
= over f0ur millions gold az the gU>-
fraasurv Doe conno ton with the bond
srrscrIDffOn induced purchasers OF stocks
40r tho reason THAI 10 clearly indicates
fh.f there will De- littlc difficulty iH aeCur-
inr tho funds TO make The settlement
,r1n the Treasury Department The
rrrmfum on the metal was shaded a bit
to.aay. and from am accounts the first
ilsfalmcni VIII hc met hy bidders without
disturbance 10 the market London IA
not respond Ia the extent generally oX-
psrted. and This was "a disappointment.
irlis with some profit taking. rather
aampencd the hulnsh ardOr. and I'm the
afternoon trading the early advance Of
90 -, per cent. was partially los-.
Ehe features OF the speculation were the
mluetrinls. thc Changers. metropolitan
Traction. and Southern Railway. Sugar
was AGAIN In sharp demand and rose 10
1ll4s Rubber common dropped 20
.lis ON The reported resignation or The
president and talk 81 serious differences
among the directors. Pullman jumped
.'H to 1891, and Rio Grandc and Western
l,-gforred 81. 40 43t9 Chicago Gas broke
from C'r, TO 65A ON Chicago rumors Of
fresh legal troubles Tor tho company.
-ianhaftau declined to 1904 on the de-
NAL of the report that q bid Of 40 had
feen made for controlling interest in
the property. Speculation closed .rm
fn tone Set changes show gains OF
B.. % 2It per cent. Sales were $500
shares, Intending $1,000 Sugar ao,epo 81.
Taul. and ~ .2OD Rock Island. !.istcd
shares. 2Ju.J5f. unlisted, hJ,3Ol Bonds
were strong. Sales were Sl39f,OOO.
Money on call easy at 2i206 per cent,
last loan AZ 2iL per cent, and closing Of
frrcd at 2i, per cent; prime mercanllle
.uapor. Cnl pr cent Bar SILVER O'tt
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business iu bankers bills at 4SaQ4S'H lor
sixty DAVIS ans 4ssQ4Sol Tor demand
postod rates. 40 amiSy. commercial DIS
4S-a. r, tsGi. Government bonds strong.
state bonds firm. Railroad bonds hlBh-
er Silver at the board was dull
Treasury balances. Com, S3l,o5SoOG
currency. IS 1i1at'-.
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Richmond Va. Fen. q, 1896.
Private sales reported 10 the atcif '
Of the Richmond Tobacco 1fa"n 'o.aaS :
Wrapper. q hogaheads. nllcrs, ~; smek-
ers. ~. scrap (biighD, ], ieai tddihy, 10
lugs (Garlij, =. Total, - hossheads.
Myers. Crenshaws. Meals, baven-
ports, Planters, Scnprook s. ohocho,, an
ghany, Sheiburnes. ana Stoncwah 20
baccO warehouses; report to-day. Ic-
ceipts. ~ packages; deliveries, 10 pack
ages.
tons OF toba,Sss fer the city OF itch
mond, Va. tc>tty Cigars and cigarettes,
1880; pi',t Nbaccos, $2,J25.9O. Total,
-, 26s.9j
4 break ., bright loose tobaccos VIII
De- 0he/ld +. Davcnport's warehouse to-
molroT (Is4day. February Z. 1896.
very satisfactory sale OF bright loose
tobaccOs at Shelburnc's warehouse 10
day and another good break Tor to-mor-
Sssrs John j.. jacob * CO.. successors
10 eubiett a. Cary. commission mer-
cnkS;, 40. Il3 south Twelfth street.
l,iks2Sson0, Va. make the following COM
ci>ss Tor the week on tobacco.
Brghts continue very quiet, except ora
smokers. which are iu good demand.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and onerihgs de-
crca-in. and quality very poor me bet
stock dun. New Dark IObaccos- Receipts
are very inferior IN quality and selling az
the very lowest figures AS quoted, me
grades in demand al full quotations Ola
dark very quiet, hut little doing.
And quote the following prices current.
Bright IObaccOs-SmOk Common.
- 10 So. medium, - 10 $40. fine, 81 10
$500 Cutters: Common, Sll 10 $l3;
medium. SIS TO SIS. fine. S22J0 10 -,
fancy, $40 10 so. Filters. Common,
$50 10 81. medium. $50 TO 5000. good.
SIS 10 s. iinc $40 90 ST.. Wrappers. Com
mon. SD 10 SD. medium, SO 10 SO good.
50 TO $50, line $50 10 iO, fancy, go 10
$50
lark TobaccOs. Old-Lugs, s. TO 81; short
leaf, - 20 SIS, long leaf, 81 10 s.; felcc-
tons. So 10 SlJ.
New TObacco-Lugs. S1.JO 10 81: short
leaf $500 90 $3.50. medium leaf $3.50 10
So. long leaf. 81 10 -. selections. stem
ming, - 10 SO, fine black wrappers. 81.
TO Sl4.
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I'd tzSih1sSs1,
ld S4~-<r.:;; u ~
.sss~sSec y 10 s points l.,,5
c11lcAGo lIlRKEr.

CHICAGO. ILL. lCo. 6.-rbc recent
cratic action Of the wheat market nds
mad the effect OF limiting tine A"mper
OF outside orders, to-day trade ncin-
principally local scaipine, with changing
fortune 10 the operators. Yesterday
afternoons curb was excited ana hSntr,
the explanation being found In "A pilNatt
cable from iiVefDCOi, which stated that
EuroDean countries now depended On
tirely on America for their supplies oihef
exporting nations having 40 wheat aEali-
able for shipment. Inc Strength Mlich
develoDed was carried over 10 me reg
ular market this morning, but me 90
vance made was not maintained, aholhtr
private cable stating that Russia ANA
Argentina were omcrins more Jfet-
~ being received. For an -ogI
after the start there was iair
degree of activity. but after that the
market drifted into dizziness, with prices
holding fairly steady. May wheat outh-
ed from G75Sc. TO Csc. sold between use.
and 6Ilsc., closing AT 1i2ntFsc., 'Ag4c-
higher than yesterday Cash wheat was
steady.
Without varying much I'm price
corn presented quite a cfedilapie "NP,at
apce of strength. Eten When WIZ,
was i'm a condition Of weakness Win
prices melting away. corn maintained
its position without however, al any
time exhibiting a marked Inclination 90
advance The lrmncss was due 10 ne
Iate storm and impassablc roads. May
loru onened AT 8o@sc. sold between .u.sfp
,,5.r ana BgN@3Uisc., closing at j0I4c.
lllf,c. higher than yesterday. tash
corn was firm and itc. hlshel. -, 1870,
oats were steady. the strength OF corn
affording the sustaining quality, ilaue
was light and the range of prices Jar
roN. Nav oats closed lic higher IMAM
Yesterday. Cash oats were 'gc' per
bushol higher.
Proyisions-A higher hog market 'n-
hics product traders with courage. anu
nricos advanced moderately on thc BUY
ing. Tho gain was sustained afterwards,
win business dull and unimportant ~
fLe rlosa Nav pork was Toe. higher ihan
Yesterday. May lard and ribs J"'c. nisnef-
. NM 1o.dinc futures ranged as follows.
''. t4I.b ou Close
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07
CONNIE mr. EsTTGIITON.
"a VII Require Two weeks 90 Hard Work
Hsfsse a Report Can be Made.

The House Committee GA f.naDce I'D
moi consider ihe resolution yests id.4y al
duced in IRE morning. AID prov, tnat
th, committee chars,t with me 'ufealr
CATION 81 th. ciiaf;.rr pretei rrt AgAiNst
the Institution for ,be Draf, DUNN, AMI
Blind, at stanton. shall employ counsel.
The committee viii take The matter M
this morning. and Will IN all probability
recommend that the Attorney General
shall be asked 10 take the management
ard suDcrsis on Of the ease. The inycs~
tigating committee has I'm is possession
witnesses, snd when The Investigation viii
be again taken uo OH Monday the ccm-
mitfee will. Ia all probability. hold three
sessions day. Several mer1hcr$ of the
COMMITTEES are ~ present Oh . tour Of
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Had No Quorum.

The House ComBittee OF Mnrfls ma
Police was to have held called meeting
in the hall OF the House of Delegates
last evening AT o'clock 60 consider the
remainder OF the military bills referred
10 that body quite a number Of officers
of the Virginia volunteers were on hand
TO express their views. bnt the only
members OF the committee present vera
Messrs. hundiey, of Ameiia; POWELL OF
brunswick; Lewis OF culDeper. and
Bryant, of this city II was decided 10
call another meeting for next Tuesday
evening at : o'clock at the same place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

WILMINGTON. y. C., Feb q. Rogsa
al.aty. sI2iuca, Sl.5. eood strained,
Sl..I.
spirits OF urpen,ine nrm machine
.Ji.c
"a. quiet az sac.
crude turpentne easy: soft. $50; yir-
Sln. Si.sr.
tine market .irm.
ECsin firm. Quotations. Is and -. ~. ~:
-. Sile. y. Si2O: +. Si.30. G.. Si,p. II.
~ 30. f. $50: X, 81 20. other Grades. no
demand: prices not quoted.
SAvAAAAH- CA Fish h--Turpentiuo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07
er IONS A1ARKEr.

Sr. LOUIS. MO. Feb. G.-Fi2lr quiet
rnd uI.f hanged
Wheat unchanged.
corn shnde niener. February. a0i.c.:
MAY 2Gisc. July $50.
oats "a shade hiergis February lyi ~,
nominal. May @lc
Pork Staudatd mess. new, >iu'-i 4,
old. siVu2N
Lara Prime and s,,anL N45: choice
bacon Shoulders. S5G2'I Ion $50;
clean. S0.I2ls. clear sides 500.
ir, salts Meats shoulders, $50;
longs. s5G.is. clear sides. S5.N1ls.
inrn wines steady al ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

inspection through some OF tn -
insritutions In this State. =
The list OF witnesses now IN tDf -
Of the committee he's been furnHls(~
Mr.. j.. l.. Randolph. and II r. uo1 =
known bow many witnesses VIII b.
monod by Captain Doyle ana the 81
fence. The latter class of witnesses ~
probably be examined 1T kfaGp@on. u
IL has not yet been decided when q
committee will leave for that city.
Will require at least two weeks of heI
work before report can be fozmuat(
by the committee. III
Among the deaf mules sus0moue1
testify Is Miss Matte Hogwocd. u r
tersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

transactions Yesterday In the Dfeores
Departments OF the City Hall.

Court yesterday by Thomas Barham ane'
l.. r. Barnes. executors OF Eliza Bali
against r. 4. Saunders for 500 damages
Suit was entered by the Aileghany BOX
Company. OF Richmond. against WILLIAM
II. Perkins. Jr.. and John III. Lyons: ac@
ton Of debt for 1886.
Evidence I'm the ease OF James II. Doc.
ley against J. r. Williams Is not yet all
IN. and the suit Will hardly be concluded
until tonight.
The following cases were disposed of IN
the Hastings Court:
Eliza Henderson. charged with ASSAULT
one year I'm the peniteDtiary.
Charles H. Harris. resisting an oh:cer.
one year i'm iail and s. fine.
Fletcher Primus petit larceny. th'Tty
days in Jail ard s. fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

Newpor, News is fast becoming great
seaport rhis is filily borue cur by the
number OF foreign steamships which are
scheduled 10 load freight at Newport
News during the month OF February.
There VIII be Two fOg London. mo Tor
Liverpool four Tor Glasgow. four Tor
ramburg two Ter Rotterdam. two TOR
Ieith. two FOR Bristol. and ona for each
OF the following ports:
DutIin. Belfast. Amsterdam, Antwerp.
Southampton, All fdeen l.opdoDlrrry.
Avonnouth. Hun. and Newcastle. ~ith
possibly others necessary 10 care for the
increasing business.
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. 6. 1896
ARRIVED.
DEATHS.

SANFORD. Died yesterday. February
6if. 90 H. ~. al the residence OF her
son-n-law. John r. West. No. n east
Grace street. Mrs. &. A. SANFORD
lnteIment at Savannah. Ga.
ANLETT.-Died, Yesterday afternoon,
az The residence OF her son. Lewis ~.
A>lctt. In this CITY. Mrs. RE6EceA
years.
The funeral viii take placc from tho
church OF tho Covenant Gfarlison street.
reGT Park aNenue) SATJ RDAY al l.
o'clock. Friends 81 che tamil. are re-
ercetfully invited 10 attend.
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CINCINNATI O. Feb. 6.-Flour strong
and higher. winter patent, SJ.IJG 100,
spring patent. $iJJ0j.sO
Wheat quiet.
Corn quiet No. white, 3oc.
Oats steady. No. = white. 22Ac.
Pork active: mess, $500
Lard easier, steam lear, S6l-ia; kctue,
SG12is.
Bacon easy: loose shoulders, SO;
short clears $500.
Dry sailed meats easier; loose Shout
dors. SlT5. short clear, $3.50.
Whisky, ST..
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill, Feb. g
Cattle. Receipts, 1900. market ilrm ana
1n4I5c. higher. common 10 extra steers,
Si.2JH475. stOcEcrs and feeders. S2'''H
3s5 cows and bulls, Sl6o13.5D; Texans
S24003.Gn
Hogs Roceipfr. .iWn: market firm
ping lots. 81 l0T'f3O: common TO cnoico
mixed $f.fsfiI III. choice assorted. St''
M427ia light. SiWg42fa; pigs, S4."'n
40.
Shecp-Receipts. l3,wh: market bareiN
steady. inferior 10 cholce, S-.J'4'.'p,
lambs x3.g.fi. ~.
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Stockholders Meet.

The second annual meeting Of the
shareholders Of the American Home
Building api Loan Association was held
az No. | north Tenth street Wednesday.
The old Board OF Directors was re-
elected, with Otis n. Russell. president:
Major 4. W CARRIER. ,ice-prrsident:
Colonel J. A. Pattee. secretary and gem
eral manager: y. -. Arnold cashier and
assistant secretary. ana $. >. =. i'atteson.
as general counsel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

The Committee on Relief Of the Poor
will meet next Monday evening 10 take
action whereby the ladies Of me CITY
Mission viii be empowered 10 pIi,inse
coal with the 5000 recently Apr )3riafed
by the Council for this purpose. Tho
coal will be promptly distributed amor gst
the poor and needy.
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firm al .G4c.; sales, $50 casls; receipts,
131 casks
Rosin firm and unchanged, with some
sales al 81 27la for water white. sales,
1900 barrels. Quotations: A. Il, and Z,
sl.nO; y. SEQ: +. $40. .. Si4J: n, sl.,9'
j. $50; Is. Si.1J: NJ. 500: window glass,
s. 12is: water white, Sg.2J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07
..s.ri Government Club

The "CCOd G0verumelt CiHl is the
name under which AN organization OF
Jefferson ward voters viii. Ae formed IN
few days The membership viii oe
drawn exclusively from tho young De
mosracy OF this ward. and the OBJECT Tor
which they VIII Labor Is 10 induce busi-
ness men 10 80 into tho forthcoming
nuulclgul election as candidates. the
meetings vii be held at the Henrico
county courthouse. .,s.S-
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. G-An unusually
heavy rain-storm had more potent I'M
mediate effect or The dry goods market
than the very favorable impression mace
by the over-subscrYtion OF the pond
issue.
The attendance or buyers was cut down
TO very limited proportions. and store
trade was quite Indifferent IN the aggre-
gate. while the outward movement or
merchandise vas seriously intcrefcred
With.
The order demand through the mails
was about the average proportion and
without special feature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

Soto sunetaro and the Norwegtsa Nnpoo
lin Club mt the y. NJ. &. A. 1ostigsss'

The seventh entertainment OF the -
Course will take place tonight ~ ~
Y. NJ {. A. Hall. II will be an attrec<
ton Of unusual merit. Soto Suuefero ~
Janancse wonder worker. viii spp<eY ~
his fascinating and wonderful yr1en!ez
best courses OF the country. and the star
Course committee Is fortunate ~ 9erur-
ing snch an entertainment. IL VIII - "a
evening of wonder, amazefncnt, emQS&s
ment. and mirfh. The Mandolin Gun ~
fantasist causes wondernent by fts pu5
zling tricks aud life like productions, tn
grand piano. under the hands Of
master. viii peal forth It's soft melodiet
I'm fact. II viii he an entertainments tna
you cannot AFFORD to miss.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. G-Flour quiet. iirm,
and unchanged. Southern Hour unchanged
and firm.
Wheai-Spot market dulI and nrmer.
No. = ICd, store and elevator. Sli3M slHc.;
anoat. Siu sJ4c Options were dull and
irregular, closing at 's0l2c. advance,
No. red. February. s4isc. Alarcn. tJ;sc.,
May, t@tc.. June and july 1870.
COrr-SpOt Armcr, No. .. 5U3sW3Gilc.,
elevator, 513fc. aiioat, steamer mixed,
3J4c. Options were dun and firm dt
4pAc. aavance' February. DC; May.
36-sc, july, 3I.sc.
Oats-Spot dun ana firm; 30. .. 25hc.;
No. Z white, 26'ic.; mixed western, -5l2
fg16c Options nrmcr ana sun, FEBRUARY,
- &C.; May, 25l2c.. March, -J..c., 80.
Wool In fair demand. firm, and I'M
changed. beef dul, steady ana an
changed. beef hams quiet at Sl5.5p;
tierccd Dcci quiet ana steady city cN-
ira, India mess. SlJON'l6u. cut meats
easy ana SLOW. piclsleu bellies quiet;
shoulders. 4.4jU5un. hams. .e."j1o.J.
Lard quiet and urm, western @tfam,
SJS74. city, S5.3j. Reiincd-Coniinent.
s0lJ. south American, $40, compound
Pork nrm and quie,; mess, Sll.oo9
EGttor-Tancy nrmfr. state dairy. sll
lsc. western creamery, ia lJc'' Lisihs,
Cotton seed OH quiet. crude. 24g23.4c.;
yellow prime. -l.sc-' 90. on grade -o'@a
&c
mon TO good, Sl5figgs4
Turpentne quiet ans%NRsf al DC
Rice i'm Iair demand, &+ ana I'M
changed.
gfoiasses arm and fsSharSse,
i-canLts quiet anu S4Ss-~-, ~ >
coffee quiet ara a,,sa@esec - 10 points
down. March. ~ lSx,s,@t' april SIl.s1D
M %. Nav. SlAG9g11.W SepiomDer ,ln.'o
mIo.So, Decembc., SJoSu4lpN'. spot J1io
tlulf ana sieaCy. 40. Z, slt.pt
Sugar-Raw firm ana .qu.et; fancy, re-
finlus. si.c Rcuntl quiet and unchanged.
I'reights to Liverpool quiet. cotton bN
steamer 80. asked, sian' by steamer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

phITIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 6.-Nirginia
century. G biol: Baltimore and Ohio, ~
bal. Baltimore aud Ohio Southwestern
frsts 1885 bid. Consolidated Gas stock,
51En57s,. do Gas bonds. Gs, Jl3fi hidi
do rs 1u3i.0 100.