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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-27

ph1cn1c 2oyears' experience. send sketch fer sd.
kHIkVs0I vice Il. l,e.lIlc ial" Ein examiner Z. y,
Pal.O!hce) Deane Weaver. McGi!l Bldg, lash. DC.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-27

0nIY12H HALT Cured. Est. in 1871. Thousands
uTkV1m cured Cheapest and best cure. FREE TRIAL
~ sSa's State case. DIR. MARSH, Quincy. Mich.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-27
W.N.U. D.M.--l272 NO. 48

:: .o n eyes, T a.s 1honpsons Eye Water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04

and light weights. y TO 1c. on Tugs ana
10 &c on leaf lower.
1895 Crop Burley-Fillers, ked: 1rasn'
$50 TO $50. common. 81 TO ~ medium
So ~ to s.: good medium. s. TO 80: good.
SI TO s13. fine. s14 to ST. PLIERS, Colory:
Trash. 81 TO $3.50. common. - to s5Ji;
medium SO to 81: good medium, * 10
$40. good. sIl TO sl3; fine. sl4 to tli selec-
lions. SIS 10 y22 Cutting, Colory 10
Bright: Trash $3.50 10 $40 common,
$40 10 $3.50. medium. $3.50 10 ~ good
medium. 80 TO SO: good. sll 10 Si3. line.
Sl4 to So selections. fls TO W.,
1895 Smokers-Red: Trash, y 10 $Zp.
common, ESQ TO 81. Colory 10 B.lInt'
Trash. $3.50 to 50: common, - 20 P.5u.
Light weights, soft. mixed Win green
u 10 lie less on Jugs and TO &c. on leaf.
-CLARKSVILLE. TENN, Jan. Jo.-our
receipts this week were 132 hogsheads'
offerings, "A hogsheads; safes ~ hoss-
heads ..t,o
Quality and prices showed no notable
change The receipts are now almost
entirely OF new crop topaccoS, a'ln ene
seles mainly from the old stock. Stocks
will now be increasing. as tno ne" crop
has commenced moving. The loose to-
bacco market has continued i@fly &C
tive and as we have had week 81 .'yiu,
damn weather the deliveries OF loose
tobacco at the factories have larsely an
creased. Planters are making ihlI Pt9-
gress in the preparation OF piaht-DeuS
for the 1896 crop. -
For old tobaccos we continue 10 quote
cornmon Jugs az 81. IS to 81, medium Tugs
al S32J 10 -, good Tugs AT A=D 10 %,
AZ + lear at - 10 $50 medium leaf
AT 81 10 50 good leaf at 500 70 Sll.
"' y NJ IT, CLARK * BRO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP
SUB-COMMITTEES or INTESTIGA-
TION TO BEGIN THEIR YORK.
1t is the General impress zion Among Lcsis-
lators That the Walton Law Will
be Practically Unchanged.

The five sub-cc mmittees appointed by
the Legislature to investigate the va
rious asylums and institutions OF the
State will begin their work this week.
some leaving Thursday. and some Fri
day and Saturday. In view of the de-
parture Of these gentlemen. and on ac-
count OF the absence OF a number or
the members Of the Committee on
Roads, who left at o'clock last night
for Trenton, n. j., it is not likely that
much business of Importance will be
transacted by the Senate this week.
IMPORTANT LEGISLATION.
There is legislation of great impor-
lance pending. however. and from pres
ent prospects next week will be live
ly one. Next Monday at / o'clock the
bill providing for the crsltion OF
Fish Commission, which IS now upon
its second reading. will come up for con-
sheraton and the fight against II VIII
doubtless be a hot one, as Mr.. stubDs
has declared his intention to h6ht IL
Ito the waters edge"
Next Tuesday the most important
matter Of the session will come up, the
consideration OF the election uiitH, III
troduced by Messrs. Hale and Hay. Inc
DISPOSITION that Is made Of these buls
will undoubtedly determine the character
of the election law which is TO govern
virginia FOR az least two years 10 come,
as both Of these bills are types OF an
that have been introduced. Both 40
away with the special constable ana
both provide for party emblems. Inc
vote upon their engrossment VIII ne
test vote. and will be a good index OF
what kind Of election laws the senate
will pass.
no NEW LAW.
A member of the Senate. who knows
very thoroughly the complexion or mat
body. i'm conversation yesterday, said mat
he had no idea any bill could get
through the General Assembly Which uh-
ferei essentially from the Walton law.
while / am opposed TO the Walton
law" H.. said. "and believe that large
majority Of the people Of the state are
agains, II, yet / am forced 10 confess
that | see no chance TO repeal II. Ihose
who are opposed to it viii just nave
70 try 10 make the best Of the ola la"
by enbellishing It with as many amend
ments as the Walton-law men VIII al
low upor IT, The special constable seems
to be herr 10 stay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04

NEW YORK. Feb 3.-Flour firm and
moderately active winter wheat, low
grades. S2.3Ol2sO fair TO fancy. $500
$3.50, do. patent &.lopi0o: Minnesota
clear. S2.CInAZ5. patent. Si.2O'~ $50. low
extras. S2.3ON2S0. Southern -four firm
common 10 fair extra. S23Ou2jo, good
to choice do. &OVq3.2o
Wheat dun and frmer, No. red store
and elevator. sd NN2isc.. afoat. SiAnSlc.
Options more active and irregular, clos
ing firm at lac. advance. 40. red. Feb
ruary. 7jia March, 16i &C.,. May i4aSc.
Corn dun and firm. No. -. 3GNc., ole-
vator. 3T,c. afoat. Options were dull
and firm al unchanged prices. with only
local trade. February, 3F4c., May
aG.c.. July. 3Slec.
and dull. February 2Jsc., March. ~1bc.;
May 25lsc. Spot prices No. ., Zoe;
80. white, 6i,026i4c.i mixed western
Nav quiet and steady: shipping. goa
15c. good 20 choice, aoc. USloO.
Wool fairly active and firm. domestic
fleece 1G022c. pulled, l503fc.
Beef dul. family. $1,000 l2.'O, extra
mess. S7JOQN.OO. beef hams quiet 90
SIJ.ll. ticrctd beef quiet city extra. India
mess. Sl5.JO0l1uJ. cut meats dull ana
fmer. picked bellies, 500, shoulders,
5000. hams Ss50N9oo.
Lard quiet and easier. western steam,
SG.05 asked. city. 500. May 500, nomi-
rail- Refined slow. Continent, 500.
South American, $3.50, compound Si'o4
Pork nrmer and i'm moderate demand;
old mess. Sil Viull 10.
Butter lower. State dairy, tffllc., west
ern. creamery. l301Sc.. Eleins. lsc
Cotton seed oil steady and quiet. crude.
2fu2p3c.. yellow prime 2sc.; 90. Ola
grade. 27021iac
Rosin 1uiet and easy. strained, COM
mon 10 good. Sl.6o
Turpentine dull and easy at 29l4n30c.
Rice firm and fairly active domestic.
fair 20 extra. sNJ4c.. Japan. .ai 0ic.
Ai0iasscs in fair demand and unchanged.
good 90 choice. 2tU3lc.
5i4c
Coffee easy at l5a35 points down
March. Sl21o0 May. Sl5.59n11oi;
July. sll rs. September 10000 1910. De
cember. SlO450lO.JO Spot Rio duh and
easy. No. &. $500
Sugar-Raw firm and dull fair refining
3Nc Refined easier and quiet. off A.
7-1G0f g-1Gc. standard \. iec.' cut
loaf and crushed, 5'zc. graduated, i'sc
Freights 20 Liverpool quiet and nOmi-
nal. cotton 3D., grain. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
A Fruit Section.

Mr.. George +. Murrell. Of Bedford.
was in the city yesterday. He is ship
ping apples from the fine fruit section OF
the north side of his county. From an
orchard on the slope Of the Apple or
chard Mountain. he will ship 5'5 barrels
of genuine, old-fashioned Cannon Per-
mains. grown on less than an acre OF
land and from thirty-two trees In
size and flavor. they are first-class. The
land lies on the southeast side Of the
mountain. from James river 70 the Peak
of otter. and can be bought at tro
81 20 to s. per acre. Any and every a
nle can be grown 10 perfection by sele
ING the exposure Of the foothills.
Mr.. Murreu owns d large body or iri
land and large orchards near Coleman
rails on the Chesapeake and ONO rai
road. From a cove on his tract d.
brought Commissioner whitehead ras
berry vine Blackcap) thirty feet Ions
tan. and curving gracefully. 1t hans
over the door in the commissioner OF
fee. 80. .,.,i
belt OF Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04

WILMINGTON. y. c., Feb. 3.-Rosin-
Nothing doing ,,- ,a,,,,,
spirits of Turpcntine-Nothing doing.
crude turpentine quiet; soft, $50; VIZ
gin. - nn. 80 % .r,,,,o,,-
tine market nominal nothing n9't :, IN.
D. N'io, +. $40. r. $50, q. Sl"O' u,
81 an. /. Si50. *. Sl.7O. other grades TO
demand. prices not quoted. ,. -,
sAVANNAH. CA, zen. -: a.-Spi at 30 VI
turpenrne market opened sl,a', ocitc'
wth eales Of 80 casks receipts. ~ - -, ~:
poe.n- slight advance in low sf1ues'
sales. 800 barrels. quotation g., -.
- 81 .,-l,t a.. H. sfT0lf1 80. I. 81 -. Is,
en- N. NJ. 5000. r.. 500. windo" glass;
So ~. water White. SD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04

SOY; Juno. SOY; July. 500: September.
1s2, October. 49, November. 7.52: De-
cembcr, %. sales 10000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Feb. 3.-Cotton
futures barely steady. sales, 2i,2r bales.
February. T.SJ. March Isl. April, 40
May. 7pi. June. 1.gS: July. sol. August
80. September, al. October, 1.33, NO
Vernhcr 40. December. T.3f.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 3--i2.s0 L. Mot
ton quiet and prices steady, American
middnng, 1902. sales, 10000 bales;
American. $3.50 bales speculation ana
export. 800 bales. receipts 22uo bales,
an American. Futures opened steady
and demand fair and moderate tebru-
airy. 32-Gi. March and April. > 2S-UiM
: 1904. April and May. 2i-'d44 ~S-ui
May and June. 2G-640I 21-o4. june ana
july 4 2J-6iNl 27-6i. July ana angus,
4 26-G4. August and September J -5,oiW
. 23-Gi. September and october, l--ut'
October and November, 4 ll-oi fu-
lures quiet hut steady. Tenders AT TO-
days Ciearings. 1000 bales new dockets;
=. M.-Fehruary, Z 32-6l, sellers rem
ruafy and March. 4 3O-t4n1 3l-bi' March
and April. ! 21-G4Ni 3O-6l sellers ApIh
and May. 2S-Gf. value, May ana June
4 27-64, buyers. June and July, %o-i'tf'
27-G4. buyers. July and August, 26-gi'
sellers. August and September. Z@-Di'
sellers. September and October. } l5-bl'
sellers. October and November, Dot
sellers. Futures closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
c-INc1NNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. o.. Feb. 3.-Flour strong
and higher. winter wheat, $j.tJHi.p'
spring patent. S35JN3.SO.
Corn quiet but steady, No. mixed
29i4c. q. ,.,..
oats active and frmer; NO. WHITE
pc. No. . mixed. nc.
Pork active. mess 5000
Lard easier and in good demand; steam
SO 80. Kettle. 81 l2le. ,. ,o.~o
bacon easy ana in fair demand; loose
shoulders. s. -. short ribs, So.b-12' shor'
clear sides, ,402is. 800 shoul-
dere Sl.75: short clears. $3.50. ,o
Whisky quiet but steady at ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04

BY ]. ID. Seabright. Auctioneer,
No. "A east Broad street.
r RUs r,Ii Z s, SALE TOBACCO MANU-

II RUSTEES SALE TOBACCO MANU-
FEATURING MACHINERY, EN-
CINE, BOILER, &c.-By virtue OF 4 deed
Of trust from the Edel Tobacco Company
10 me, as trustee, and duly recorded l
Will, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 3, 1896,
at 1870 A. NJ, proceed TO sell at Twenty
nrst and Cary streets. all the MACHINE
RY, FIXTURES, etc, of that well-equip-
ped and modern tobacco manufacturing
establishment. formerly conducted by said
Edel Tobacco Company, and consisting
in part OF Pots, Pot Presses, Shape
Presses, Screws, Shape Mills rtall sizesl.
Liggs Tobacco Cutters, Dry.ng-Room Ma
chinery, Sturdivant Blowers, etc, etc.
in fact everything necessary for the
manufaiture OF plug and ctft-plug to-
bacco, according TO the latest and most
approved methods. Also one GD-horse
power Boiler. with Engine. Beltings,
Shaftings, and 100 feet Steam Piping.
etc. etc. Also one Iron Safe, lof OF
Desks. and other Office Furniture This
offers a rare opportunity 10 those con-
templating engaging In the manufacture
OF tobacco. The above Will be sold IN
lots TO suit, or as a whole, on terms which
are liberal, ana will be made known on
day OF sale. $. l.. BLOOMBERG.
Trustee.
J. D. sEABRIGHT. Auctioneer.
fe1-2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. ILL. Feb. 3.-Wheat made
another ADVANCE In price OF about lc-
to-day after session OF extreme SEN
sitNeness. 10 was quite patent, however,
that bun fcrNOr was not al the height
that 10 was on saturday. ana at tunes
the market seemed strained. The snow
storm which began last night and con-
tnuCd to-day had a dampcnlng effect az
the opening, values sagGing during me
first hour. The feeling then underwear
"a change. and lively trade, win ad-
vauciug prices was reported From noon
until the close the market was very
cfratIc. quick changes being notcd, the
sca.pcrs being anoroc1 ample oppoI
tuulfy TO transact business after ;nelr
own style. News had little erect lh
defining the course OF the mar hei al
though the bulk Of the statistical m
formation favored strength. May wheat
opened from 6fsc. 10 C1,sc., soiu pe-
Use higher than saturday. Cash wheat
was lc per Dushel higher.
lorn-'Ihc downward course or wheat
was influential in causing corn TO decline
at the opening. but the subsequent
strength OF The former was only enectua.
BID helping the latter to recover lO~t
ground. nothing more The ability 20
advance was uullIilcd ~ the report =
ulse4rr. the former showing an increase
oil l5la.ulO bushels ana the latter l.a-p,bJJ
bushels May corn opened al i"1io1
sold between SIC. and 3O@p5uhc., closing
90 aUAu5D .c.. "a shade under SATURDAY.
Cash corn was steady TO him, WIN 40
advance of iic. noted. s...i,
0aH-Iho action of corn iouna "u3i-
cation iu oats. The early direct ton Was
lower ID recovery 10 Saturday s closing
Illlcs taking place later, nut the Jun
strength of wheat WAS not r4Nvdt Ii'~''
with. 4 lar Gays business was '.ai'. ..-
acted May oats closed unchanged from
Saturday Cash oats were steafy 10
PROVISIONS 80 noteworthy incident or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
,snnire q. ". Thomas Hurt.

Squire George W. Thomas was thrown
from his buggy at the railroad crossing
near the lower gas-works Saturday even
ing and painfully hurt. The Squire was
driving with his son and another young
man when the horse attached to his We
hicle took fright at train which was
passing over the trestle above the street.
The animal plunged about until he upset
the buggy throwing out the occupants
The two Young men escaped without in
furv bur Squire Thomas received several
outs on the head and face.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
To Sneak n, the Dinner.

The distinguished scientist Ira Remsen'
Ph. d. LII. D,of Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore. has accepted the invitation OF
Richmond College 10 speak at dinner
TO be given by the trustees on the llth
instant. The gathering Of friends VIII
be in the interest Of the scientific schools
OF the college. and it is eminently appro-
priate that the foremost chemist in the
country should tell Of the needs of mod
ern science.
DR.. Remsen Is said 10 be a delightful
speaker. The dinner will be at the JEFF
fersOn Hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb 3.-Flour firm
western supernne S255Q270. extra. S2.S5
0325. do. family. &.jOp3f 40. winter
wheat. patent. So Saflf.ll. spring do, 80. 60
N3gu. do straight 50 fO035O
Wheat strong. No. red sDOt and
month. 49,. lJac.; May. 7f+i 075c.. south
ern hy sample. l60Tc., do, on grade
aga
Corn steady: mixed spot and month.
a,l ,033Nc March. 33isQ34c.; May. HGD
tG.... steamer mixed. o-n52itc southern
white 32a, GB3%.c. do. yellow. 90, U32a.c
Oats urmer. NO. white. western. 49,,
ape. No mixed. western, 24024Mc
rive quiet but firm. No. ., 420l3c.
Hay steady at Sl6.5O.
Grain freiehts steady steamer TO Liver
pcol. Der bushcl. Sd, March Cork Tor
ordcrs. per quarter. sgd. February.
coffce dull. No. Z. Sl312ia4 1880.
Other articles unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
Affhe Norman, Clnh.

on yesterday afternoon Miss Maria
Blair delivered an admirable lecture be
fore the Woman's Club. on Shakespeare 3
drama OF Henry Y. I'm spite OF not par
ticularly pleasant weather, the parlors
were filed. and the audience was Ger
tainly amply rewarded. Amonh the
Guests of the chairman for the evening.
Miss Annie Emple Sheppard. and of Ms
blair who. owing 10 her illness acted
for her. were Mrs. Hulworth and Ali
Dixon. Of Australia; Miss juliet Ice.
Misses Noting. Mrs. Lewis Aylett. Mrs.
ASTON Cabell. Miss May Claiborne, ana
Mrs 4. Y. Cannon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
An ENJOYABLE Ey ming.

4 large crowd attended Asbury churci
Friday evening to be present at So
clable given by the Epworth League
very enjoyable programme was ar
ranged. consisting Of music, Rotations
and several short addresses. The MUSIC
was under the direction Of Mr.. NJ. L.
willis After these exercises refresh
ments were served to all present.
Park-Place League was invited ana al
tended in a body The Asbury League
Is in a hourishing condition. Mr.. \
Maupin is president, with Mr.. X. {
Travlor vice-president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
nm COTION MAnKErs

NV YORK, FEB COTTON dlll.
midding quit 81. mildung. ~. ,,ro.s
receipts, .. ~ bales. eXDOfts 10 Crest
britain So bales. Frarce. 1914 baies.
Con'ih'nl SOS bales forwarded, sE.
Dh.ea. sales yi9 BALES. spluners. lu,
bale. stock. ~. 1oJ Ualos.
Total to-oay-Nct receipts. 227l7 bales.
Exports 90 Great Britain. s.O5g bales
France. J.544 bales. F0ntlnrnf m Sas
bales; stock ~; so bales.
Total so FAR this wefk-Net recefnfe
7.blg bales, exports IA Great prif.i,
l7.1Oi bales. France, 35.ri3 bales Cont
uent, 25,sx1 bales.
Total since September II. Net roeeiote
500 Jos bales. exports to'lirfaf Britain.
yp1. 73l bales: France. YCiG5y balos.
Continent, 1.O39. SB4 bales.
Cotton closed quiet but stady. Febru-
ss1. 1S2 March. 1906; AVrllt 200; May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04

Police-Oficer Foster. Of the Second dis
trio, while on duty at the corner Of
Eighth and Main streets at $3.50 o'clock
Yesterday morning. was attacked by
OF vertigo and fell TO the ground. severe
" bruising his face at the same time
knocking out two OF his front teeth
The ambulance was summoned and he
was taken 10 a drugstore. where medical
aid was rendered. Mr.. Foster then went
TO his home. where he was doing very
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
CHARGED With Making False Returns.

United States Deputy Marshal Pleas
ants arrested Saturday at Ford's depot,
twenty miles west OF Petersburg. X. u.
Stone, postmaster. and carried the pris-
oner TO Petersburg. where hp was
bailed In the sum OF $500 for his appear
ance on the 18th OF this month. Stone is
charged with making false returns 10 the
Post-Oflice Department at Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
MARINE INTELLlGENCE.


1he Febmaiy term Of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals will convene
to-day at noon. with Judges Simorton
Paul, and Hughes on the bench.
Chief-Justice Fuller and Judge Con-
viii not bee able 10 attend court this week,
but will be here next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
1.u ,coTTvr STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK Y. RDs, ILL. Feb .
Cattle. Receipts. 700; market nIiiie'
and loo higher. corlmon to extra ste,,ds,
e. e-l,t ~ stockers and feeders, SZ5on
$.75. COWS and bulls, Sl5og5.5oi TEXANS
Hogs Receipts 2f.ooo; market hrh NAM am
-. IN, i,,,' and shipping lots, Si15ni.t1,
cannon 10 choice mixed S4WH 80
ofoine escorted. 81 2Jn43o; light A."oa
40: pigs. Sl.1ONi.'n .,.. ..-,.o, e.cadv.
,rforior 10 choice. S2.2jN3GO; lambs 20
Mi7J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
Defrauding Pensioners.

John r. Waldman. Of this city. who was
recently arrested in Baltimore, on the
charge of procuring money from pension
ers under false pretences. was brought
TO Richmond Saturday night by a deputy
Of Marshal Charles A. Evans and COM
ted TO jail.
His case will come up at the next term
OF the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
Neador, viii Recover,

William Meadors. the murderer Of Mag
gle Driver, will live to be tried for his
crime. At least 50 say the physicians who
are attending him at the amshouse.
Meadors has been steadily improving
ever since he entered the hospital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04

week Is looked upon as being with pos
sibiites.
the result OF the bidding for the bona
issue viii practically be known Thursday
morning. and some light thrown UPON
within the estimation OF the trace, al
the changes are In favor OF easier con-
ditions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
IN sTOCK MAKhtI.

Cattle-Roceipts $3.50. sales, HW.
Shecp-Receipts. $50. Sales 30.
Receipts. 80. sales, 800
Prices. Catllc-Bcst. 3t 90 iitc. gross.
medium 10 good. ~, TO @'2c. gross. COM
mon TO fair, . TO 2i4c. gross, bulls, TO
-tc. gloss.
Sleeps to iilc. gross.
Hogs-J to Jiac. net.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
FOrfy-Four Annie. nts

The examination for clerks for the
United States post-ofice and letter-car-
riers will be held IN the Custom house
at noon to-day. There are forty-four APP
plicants for the positions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04

A plain gold ring was found on Broad
street between First and Second on jan
uary 9th. The owner will call at Cau-
die a RoapA'a ana ideptifv the $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04

(prices corrected weekly by z. W. Evans
4 co. general commission merchants)
Quotations to-day are as follows:

Cprices corrected weekly by e. W. Evans
a Co. general commission merchants)
Quotations to-day are as folloWs.
In crates. near by, fresh laid per dozen.
In crates, from other sections, fresh.
In barrels and boxes, per dozen, 10 to
l4c.
POULTRY.
Dressed turkey hens, choice. per pound,
Dressed turkey gobblers, per pound,
Dressed turkeys, common per pound
Dressed chickens small, per pound, 10
Dressed chickens. large. per pound,
Dressed ducks. rat. per pound, - to l5c.
Dressed ducks, poor, per pound lO 10 nc
Dressed geese. tat. per pound > 10 sc'
Live turkey hens. per pound, lie.
Live turkey gobbiers. per pound NC
Live chickens, large, per pound, Pc.
Live hens. per pound, 10 Fc.
Lave ROSTERS, Old. per pound, Be.
Live ducks, fat, per pound, 10 lVc.
Live geese fat, per piece. 30 10 ioc.
BUTTER.
Choice yellow rolls. per pound Is TO lie.
New yellow and white rolls mixed per
pound. IL 90 lie.
New dairy iachtut INi Iv"t', - /" ~
New family packed. per pound, 10 10 l5c
New store packed. per pound, Il 10 iac.
Common. 10 good. per pound 10 lvc.
GAME.
rabbits. large per piece. 10 10 l5c.
Rabbits, badly shot or small. per piece
F ~ large and nice. per piece,
80 90 zoe.
10 l5c.
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams. well cured Is TO l0-pound aver
age. per pound, ii 10 ne.
Iame well cured 90 10 h-pOund aver
age, per pound, 10 lOc.
Hams. new Is to l0-pound average per
pound. 10 10 lie.
Hams. new O2 to 2O-pound average),
Shoulders, well cured. per pound. to
Shoulders, newly cured. per pound. 8
to ic.
sides. well cured. per pound. s TO &c.
Sides newly cured, per pound, 70 l-2c.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Apples fancy large, red. per barrel.
Apples. choice large, red. per barrel,
s. % S22j.
Apples. medium. large. per barrel $50
TO $40.
Apples. common, per barrel, 75c to ST.
Oranges choice. per box. - 70 81 so.
Lemons. choice, per box, 8 10 $3.50.
Malaga grapes. per keg. 81 TO 81
Irish potatoes, choice. Virginia per
irish potatoes, choice. Western. per
bashel. % TO 40c.
Peas. large black-eyes. per bushel sl.1O
20 Sl5.
peas. small black-eyes. per bushel. 81.
Eears choice navys, white, per bushel.
sl15 10 {l25.
Beans. colored. per bushel. 50 to 9Oc.
Onions. per barrel, $125 to $50.
DRIED FRUITS.
Apples. bright thin-sliced. per pound,
TO l-2c.
Apples. dark. per pound I 1-2c
Cherries, pitted. per pound. 7 TO Sc.
Peaches peeled, bright. per pound, 6
to &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Peanuts. Virginia, No. J. per pound.
peanuts. Virginia. No. 2, per pound,
to &C.
fallow. best. per pound. TO lie.
Live goose feathers. white, per pound,
Dressed hogs. large. per pound, SC.
Dressed hogs small, per pound, l-2c.
Spare ribs and chimes. per pound, TO &C..
Sausage. per pound to &c.
Lard. per pound. 10 lie.
Walnuts. per bushel Of 40 pounds, 80
10 zoe. .
Dry aints. per pound. 3 10 Size.
Dry sailed. per pound. Z 10 Sc.
Green sailed. per pound, &C..
Green. per pound, lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dun and firm No spring wheat. Gii-
0Gp4c.. No. ., GsN07lhc.; No. . corn,
2Si. u2Slsc.. No. > oatss 1850. mess pork,
SloC2h lard. S5.70N5.7J. short rio sides,
S511u54u: dry sailed shoulders. S4i5p
"a 3D. short clear sides, S5.2jnJ.J0. whisky
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