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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19
TnRAcco EXCHANGE.
7 VT|N|IV IllN-' IL y IT u
Richmond. Va, Jan. =, lS9l

Richmond. Va, Jan. =, 1896.
Private sales reported to the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. hogs heads; hllers' TO- scrap
fhrighD. j. Total. 80 hOgsheads
Private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade Tot the
week ending to-day. wrappers. ab hoss-
heads; filters go, cutters. a. smohcI 5, ~
scrap (brighO. %. leaf ldarD, I'D. puileys'
10. stems, r.. western, %, rugs 'aaihl'
49, Total. ZIG hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports l4ht
sampling to-day, ana TOT tne week eilNils
heads. dark. u hCgshcads and terce.
Rclnspections Bright ID hcgsheads
Total INSPECTIONS and reinspt ctlons lot
the week ending to-day: inspections, y,
h0csheads and / fierce, reinspec uons, -
hoesheads. Total ltj hogsheads ana 1
Myers Farmers. seabrook's, Planters
Shockoe. Meas, Davenports, trenshaW 3,
Vaughan's. and StOnewall tobacco ware
houses report to-day. Receipts, - pack
ages. deliveries. 43 packages
The same tobacco warehouses, with
shelburnes. old Dominion Jones Frank
lin-Street Star. Ellson's, aud Alleghauy
tobacco warehouses report for the week
ending to-day. Receipts 40 packages
deliveries go packages.
Excess of the receipts over the De.
liverics for the week ending to-day, al
United States internal revenue collec-
tiCns ON tobaccos for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
Sl.668.S3. plug t0lacc0s, SLyoi.1J Total
S2.G472S.
United states internal revenue colloc-
tions for the city ~ Richmond, Va, for
the week ending to-day: Cigars and
cigarettes. Sig.30i go. plug tObaccos, SILL
sOS.21 Total S3l .21A1.
Sales of dark loose tobaccOs on the
Richmond Wa) breaks for the week
ending to-day. ShockOe warehouse sold
.H0 D.. HrINn HaffT
shaw's warehouse sold - $50 pounds:
highest price 50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

FIRST ENGLISH LUT RAN
church Seventh street near trace
street,, Rev j. A. MOREHEAD. pastor
PEOPLES Luther League the frst ana tnira
SUNDAYS at T. NJ and the second ana
fourth Fridays at \ r. NJ. Prayer-meet-
ing Wednesdays at =. NJ. Sunday
school at 9:3O A. NJ. All welcome and
special Invitation to strangers u
WEST-END MISSION tCHRIsTIAN(-
1906 west Cary street.-Sunday school g0
A. NJ Prayer meeting every THURSDAY
night at o'clock Public cordially IN
yited.
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Sio
SEATON. pastor-Services at u A. M
and l.. Nj. Morning subject, The ke-
ward of Faithfulness." evening subject
instantaneous conversion-Does IL Ion
vert2' Sunday school at 10 A. n: biple
class at 12.15 =. NJ; subject. the ser
mon on the Mount
BRoAD-sTREEr MISSION HALL
C12 east Broad, open every nlghI-
MONDAY prayer meeting every o1f eA'
cept Sunday. The CHRISTIAN ns.sssr
life meets every Friday night Al
welcome.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH mis-
eion-room. 7l-2 west Marshall street,
Law services: 10 A. NJ. Sunday school.
II A. NJ, sermon; subject Pilates in.
scription on the Cross" T. NJ, anuit
bible class. Free library to Responsible
persons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
rHE CLOSING geo ATToNs or
MONEY.
offerings and Sales al tho Richmond To-
Z bacco Exchange. Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Advices'

NEW YORK. Jan1s-Tho stock markct
was more active to-day. sales iOi me inc, wa va
hours OF business aggfeRalhs i',,'
shares against llJ.loi shares ,,.,it
lnc lone ol the maIh,t go, tl,@
tlroU shout. the pressure 20 sen ".,i.11
most pronounced ln tho case OF Ia.l va"
and Industrial issues SeiciH =. wv
market prolcssed TO De dlsiutpcu on 49,
lo..f 81 mo- DAVIS resolution reported
Co tho Senate Committee on foitibh re
lsuons. which defines the Monroe uv,-
Ilnt Tho rumoIs ABOUT tht pi"'""''
destination of tnc bit!sn u! lt5 st -.
ron and The tank about the rccoknl,'vh
al fhs Cubans bv the United states.
srhest reports were used Tor al tneY
e.aro worth hy The bear traders ahu lh
So sIsercc OF supporting orders, they
- f,lriv successful INA depressing prices
Tho loss ranged from - TO ti2 per cent.
in the usually active ana az per cont
ln the balance OF the list. The western
railroads were heavy on reports mat tnc
receipts Of the roads were falling OFT.
I'D had been expected that me move
mrrf Of corn would add materially 10 the
receipts of Tho roads, ana in consequence
Of ffe rumore that these businesses were
unsatisfactory Ted 10 foundations. Chi
cago Gas was relatively nrmer than the
other indI7fr'ais ON Chicago reports mat
Attorney General MOlouey Will, after an,
decide Boo favor of the Reorganization
Committee Speculation closed weak I'm
tone. with prices anywhere from ~ 10
per cent lower on the day. 81 Paul
was the most active stock on the list.
Sugar was traded in 10 the extent Of
$500 shares and Tobacco 400 shares.
Bonds were weak The sales footed up
SIS, ono The sales of listed stocks az
grcfated 0Sll2 shares and OF unlisted
stocks I1Gl7 shares
Money on call easy 40 o per cent. prime
mercantile paper. GH7 per cent Sterling
exchange inactive. with actual business
IN bankers bills AZ $500 Ass for sixty
GAYS and fS9a 1871 for demand. posted
rates. ASA lsJi2 commercial bills 4ST4
~ i~f. Tar silver. GA Government
bonds steady state bonds dull. Rails
road bonds lower
Treasury Balances: Coin, 500 $50 O26:
currency. SSS.2722ig.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

CROTON FALLS. n. Y. Jan. H.
Tramps have been infesting the northern
section OF Westchester county In large
numbers for several weeks past. much
TO the annoyance or the residents. They
have robbed houses here. held up persofSs
on the lonely roads. and committed 30
many depredations that there Is talk Of
forming a vigilance league.
A tramp entered the home OF Mrs.
Lounsberry. az New Canaan. on Wednss-
day end demanded. at the point OF a re-
voiver, money and something TO eat. Mrs
Iounsberry's daughter struck the intsu-
der over the head with a billet OF wood.
while a son threw pail OF mQlasses N
his face. The tramp retreated. followed
by @ charge OF birdshot from Mr. Louns-
berrys gun and a pail OF hot water nom
the hands OF Mrs. Iounsberry.-Nsw 1cex
HArald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19
4 BTG FOX HUNT.
Twenty Ladies' and Gentlemen Ride to tho
Momnd. In JAmr. lily ronntv.

Hounds in james city County.
TOANO. Va. Jan. Special One Of
the most exciting foX-cha8es of the sea-
son was given yesterday hv the James
City Hunting Club
The weather was somewhat raw, and
that fact possibly accounted FOR the ABB
senCe of some Of the ladies' who expected
TO have taken part in the chase The
field consisted Of twenty mounts, and tle
hounds dld ilrst-rate Work.
Among those who took part in tho hunt
were the following. MISS Susie Warhur-
ton. OF New YORK, Sis. Hattie Morecock,
of williamsburg Miss Mary waller MGR
Ger. of Baltimore. Miss Lula Iyree. of
Richmond. Miss Lara Hammond and Miss
Annie Goddin of ToanO, Mr. NorVc.l
Henley Mr.. Willie Spencer. OF Williare-
burg. DR. II. ~ Stephenson. SIR. J. 1T.
Jennings. Mr.. Eddie Meanley. Mir. TT. j..
Turner. Mr.. r. NJ Richardson O.. j.
Carlton. Richard Geddy.
Miss Anna Allen. Of Richmond. IS visit
iug Miss Lula Richardson, Of tiollrf0II.
Mr.. Eddie Gcdly and Mr. g. 9. Curtis
viii open a large store in IoanO as soon
as the inside work of their new building
is finished
Lawyer Hubbard. OF Yorktown. IFS in
town today on professional business
Miss Susie Warburton of New York,
IS visiting Mr. G.. j. Carlton She win
leave Monday TO visit friends I'm Newport
News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19
THE PITTsBURG SHORTAGE.
The Ex-City Attorney Alleged To HAVE
Kept tho City's Money.

PITTSBURG, PA. Jan. 1.-THE audit-
ors who have been for months past ex-
aiming the accounts OF ex-city Attorney
Moreland and his assistant. W. 81.
House. and which has already resulted
in sensational disclosures and the prose-
cution of the said officials. have an
nounced other disclosures OF an equally
startling nature.
City Comptroller Gouriey is authority
for the statement that Moreland ana
House failed 10 turn over to the city
money collected by them during the last
fifteen days they were In office. Be-
tween October LIST and october Nth last,
between 100000 and $4,000 were paid into
the City Attorneys Office. which has
never been turned over 10 the city.
Major Moreland informed the Comp
troller to-day that he knew absolutely
nothing OF the shortage: that all the
accounts were In charge Of W. n. House.
and that Mr.. House was at home.
Major Moreland said he would turn
over to the city the money due as soon
as a statement was furnished OF what he
owed.
The auditing OF the City Attorneys
Office Is by no means yet complete.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Ill, Jan. 1S-To-day's adj
vance in wheat can De ascilDed 10 tue
buying by shorts. Not the lshl Welshls
nor heavy weights alone. but all classes,
were included i'm the covering mQvement
The sentiment in wheat has undergone
quite change in the past rev days, anu
operators could see nothing IN the sllld-
ton TO arouse enthusiasm Tor hlgner
nriooq Yesterday and to-day they were
quietly taking back short wheat ana IN
a number of cases were buying ior an au-
vance. Summing up of conditions seems
TO be- responsible for the advance. tar
from glowing accounts Of our own crops
and good exports are the main items
The crowd had been very much short or
the market. and a scarcity OF offerings
this morning produced mild alarms ana
caused the advance Nav wheat opened
al 1U4c.. sold between pitc. ana olc.'
closing at GOLc, CSC higher than ycster-
day Cash Hheat was i2c. per Dushel
higher
dcnce was apparent in wheat and corn.
Trade was not important, nor did IL pre-
sent any particular difference from that
OF any other Saturday. The shorts were
ready buyers. and there was a noticeable
aversion ON all sides 10 selling. May
corn opened at 2Oc., sold between Zes
02S'sc. and 29k429Ac., closing al ~
gnsc lac. higher than yesterday. cash
corn was firm at about yesterday
Oats-The strength Of wheat and corn
extended 10 oats and caused urm tone
10 rule the moderate transactions i'm
that grain. There was no incident out
of the ordinary in the market and the
range of prices was narrow. May oats
closed tc. higher than yesterday. cash
oats were &c higher.
prOvsiOns-TO-day was a profit sccur-
ing day in hog profits. There was
firm tone in values but il was due rather
TO the desire TO realize than TO any
change in the sentiment. The majority
of traders were quite as bullish as ever
but the popular evening up movement
prevented any further advance. The
hog market was firm and higher early.
but closed easy AT the close May pork
was 12i3c lower than yesterday. May
lard 1O012Lc. lower. and May ribs 7iaM
Toe. lower. Domestic markets We're
easier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19
nAI.r1Mnnr MAnKrr.

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 1S-Flour dun.
Wheat dull. No. . red spot and January.
G6i .0CGlc. May. G90Ghc; southern, 10y
corn nrmer: spot and January, SEA
32isc.. March. 33hc: May, 35hN3ji4c.;
steamer mixed, 3ia u317kc.; southern, $50
33Isc.: do yellow, 32s n33c.
Oats firm, No. . white western 2i0
o4I.c.. No. . mixed. western. De. asked.
1--we firm: No 2 f0c. for near by and
ilMi2c for western.
Hay firm at Sl6W.
Freights steady.
Provisions higher. mess pork, N5.3O;
bulk shoulders. S72J: hams, small. S11OO
asked. large 5000
Lard-Rehncd, 500.
Sugar strong. graduated. S5.92.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c., Jan. 1S-Rosin
firm; strained, 1913; good strained, Sl.A9.
Spirits OF tlrpentine steady, machine,
29Ac: No. . 92c.
lar steady at 95c.
GIN. 81 9O bid
@ CHARLESTON. s. c.. Jan. 1s-Turpers
tine firm at sc.
Rosln firm Quotations. r and c. Sl.15;
ID Si25. 20 s135. r. 81 -. O.. Sl55. II,
Si.G0. !, sl.C5; X, S1.S5; NJ, $40; N. s.. co;
window glass $40, water white, $500.
SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. lS.-Spirts Of
turpentine opened quiet at soc. and closed
dull and unchanged; receipts, 342 casks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

LYNCHBURG, va. Jan. lS-special-
Mr.. Douglas Smith, The well-known
young man who attempted suicide about
Il week ago. has instituted suit for -
divorce from his wife, Mary j.. Smith,
in the Corporation Court.
The bill as filed 10y his counsel, Messrs.
Harrison and Lauey, charges inddelty
II also states that she left hor home and
children on January 80, and went TO a
house OF ill-fame.
Mr.. Smith was married TO Mary Eliza
beth Pettus on the 18th Of November,
1850. and there are three children, all
sons. as the result of the union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19
CINCINNATI MARKET.

rTN(rNNATT q. Jan. lN-FlO1r ac-
tive: winter patent S5.5Oq37o; spring
Wheat quiet and steady sample red
GJc. d.
white, Pile: No 2 white, mixed. track.
Oats quiet and steady; rejected mixed
1870. s,oo-.
Pork active and strong mess, Slv.-J'
clear mess. Sl02J. family. Sll2l
Lard firm. steam leaf 8l2i5. kettle
lard. SO. 12l5. prime steam sales at S3.Hl
Bacon strong. loose shoulders. SUI
short lib sides. $3.50, short clears, SOD
Dry -alted meats firm and act Ne. loose
shoulders. $50. loose short ribs. 5000
short clear sides. S52j; boxed meats hc.
more.
Whisky nnlot at 81 %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

The wild Geese Flying Northward Wit'
Their Ciamorous a." Wa, Wa"

LAUREL GROVE. VA, Jan. 1.-spe-
cial.-The weather since Christmas has
been unfavorahle for marketing tobacco,
and but little of the weed has gone to
market up 10 this date
Ice on the ponds in the shaded places
was four inches thick and IN good condi-
zion for skating.
Twonty-sevcn wild geese passed here
Wednesday evening going due north, and
filing the air with much music, such
as a goose only can well make.
Many Of the farmers are burning and
preparing plant-beds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

ST. LOUIS. NO, Jan. 1s.-Flour quiet
and unchanged .c.,.. NJ.
Gn-Lc. July. = &C.. a..
Corn higher. January, -p'2c'' May
2Gtc.: July 2Thc. 49,. 90.
Oats steady. January, lsc-: May @pc
Pork-Standard mess, SOD. old' - -
Pacon- shoulders. $3.50. ion.s, So.tJi
clear ribs s. IS. clear sides SSH
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, N6k'a'
longs. $500; clear, Sj.5IE; clear Sides
ni.h u.lnoe stnadv az sl.22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-The develop,
during tho mast week have been In the
direction OF an increased number OF m
quiries after staple cotton goods win
bids occasionally Tor QUANTITIES on
s,tcb ae nov exists There has been lit
ne evidence of any material increase IN
sct,lal salee but there is "A disposition at
Inc close Of the week 10 regard as nifhiF
probable q fair expansion IN INC hllIil,
aiat. future even II only from the pres
enc Of absolute requirements. There
a. moro eteadiness on the lowest limits
co FAR recorded prices having oifh
reached a point where absence OF 'u>i-
ness keeps them steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The weekly
statement OF Tho Associated Banks shows
the following changes
Reserve, Increase. ............... s. 62. $50
Loans. decrease. ............... 4.-1n.-u1
Specie, increase. ................. q. 2Gf.inl
Legal tenders, Increase. ......... a.1Sl.9 800
Deposits, increase. .............. l,l3a.W1
Circulation, decrease. ........... 1920
The banks now hold S32,3f5,55O in eX-
cess OF legal requirements.
The F.nancIer says this week: The
statement OF the Associated Banks of
New York city for the week ending
january 18TH reflects the contraction
which has been going ON for the past
month and incidentally the preparations
which are being made TO meet NE new
bond loan Money has continued TO
flow 10 This centre without interruption,
and The movement resulted In a gain of
over G.OiONOO for the week just ended.
Advance in exchange rates az several
western points is an indication that New
York funds are In stronger demand.
The contraction in loans still con-
tuues. the decrease for the current week
being s4250.2oO
The liquidation which has resulted I'm
The past month. or since she first notice
able effect of the Venezuelan scare. may
Dee estimated when 10 Us stated that the
contraction ga loans OF the New York
clearInc-housc banks has been fully
Si,SSo,oo. and tho total is now the
lowest known since the previous panic.
The gain in cash, as reported ia the
statement. ives 5000 20O. OF which 81
2i4.5o0 was specie. The increase in the
latter item seems 10 have been more
evenly distributed among The banks than
was the case two weeks ago. when one
bank apparently absorbed nearly all OF
the gold received Some specie has come
FROM the Interior during the week, but
as The New York hanks refuse absolutely
60 open gold accounts for cOrresDondents.
the specie in question has been stored IN
deposit vaults. awaiting The time when IL
Tho result of the weeks operations
has been a gain Of s. 146 500 In the re-
serve, making the total amount held
above legal requirements SO .H4J. 500
10 has been generally assumed as an
inevitable result OF the bond loan that
n strngency I'm the money market would
ho felt next month. but a prominent New
York president received a telegram Il
DAY or two since from Secretary Car
isle foo which the latter gave assurances
that not the slightest fear need be felt
600 that regard. and that the Treasury
would exercise its utmost power and
authority no prevent such a contingency
This, following the extension OF the
bond payments has been regarded as
one OF the most reassuring features Of
the week
The averages show the following. COM
pared with the last two years;
Jan. u.s. 90 Jan. II, '05. Jan. l6. "a.
sf52o5S2oo $780, 800 Sli0Gs5. 900
7smo5Oo 77955. 300 l28G3o.1o0
Legal tenders
81. 5000 10SOS5. 800 llf.T0O.9 900
49, ios.soo 5G23oo.9oo 5i2.soe.2oo
Circulation
isa2s.aoo llHs.ooo 1912. 200
Total reserve
i55ti8soo les.o4O.soo 2sss51. 900
Reserve required
i2si0l95O 1fo.57s. 725 l33, 37G. $50
rvcees Of reserve
81 Jf5. $50 a. 401.0IJ 102 75f. $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS. ILL. Jan.
1a-Cattle: Receipts. 500; common to eX-
ira steers. S2Nl.0O. stockers ana iced
ers. S2.5OQ4 o.. COWS and bulls, Sl.yW
$50. calves. S2.5Ju62j; Texans, S2.4o0
425
Hogs-Recoipts, 1900; market firm and
&c. higher. heavy packing and shipping
lots S3e 10. common 10 choice mix
cd 81. eJUflO. choice assorted. SfVV04.lO'
light. SgG5041O. pigs. S1OQ4.oj
SheeD-Rocclpts 10000. market STEADY
inferior TO choice S2.O0435, lambs, $500
44GJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

LURAY. VA. Jan. Especial. The
public school building in Che east end OF
iurav was discovered 90 De ON IRE to-
dav al i =. NJ, and before the flames
could be extinguished the building was
burned TO the ground. Loss about $500.
II was insured in the Continental FOR
SaOO The desks were saved. The fire
originated IN a stable adjacent to- tho
echool-house, in which some children We're
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

LEIDY.-Died. January Il. 1896. at the
residence OF her husband. 30 mort.
Twenty-nrst street. Mrs. G. A. LEfDN,
beloved wife Of NJ. :. Leidy; aged fifty
two years.
Her funeral viii take place from Union
Station NJ - church TO-DAY Sunday,
January 18Th. az 3 o'clock L. ". Friends
and acquaintances are invited 20 attend.
Philadelphia and Manayunk papers
please cQng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

Rosin-salcs OF paIes at decline OF
60. on water white. 5-,c. on windo" kiaS1,
and below: sales. 1000 barrels. Quota
tons: A. Il. and G, S1.lo: D. SID y.
yi.25. i. 81. Il: g. s145: ". sl.GO; J, Sl.VD'
X. 81 S.: NJ. S2.2O: y. $40; window glass;
81 81. wafer white. {2.JO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond Va Ian. Is. 1875.

Quotations. Nhoat-LongDerry. ~ 20
S.c. mixed, 80 10 iJc. shOrtbeffy, % 10
nc. No. red, - TO Toe. .,
Corn-W hite. Virginia. Soc no
Mic 33u TO 34c.. No mixed, 33c.
Oats-No. mixed. - 10 1t'1c., no. "
mixed - 10 22i3c.. winter seeu, - 10 "~0'
'Ryc-40 TO ifc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

GSrices corrected weekly boy T.. W. Evans
A Co, general commission mcrchantsJ
Quotations to-day are as follows
EGGS.

TSrices corrected weekly 10y T. W Evans
AZ Co, general commission mcrchantsJ
Quotations to-day are as follows.
EGGS.
In crates. near Dy, fresh laid per dozen,
~ In crates, from other sections, fresh,
In barrels and boxes, per dozen, Is to
POULTRY.
Dressed turkeys, choice, per pound.
Dressed turkeys, fair, per pound. Il to
Dressed turkeys, common, per pound
Dressed chickens, small, per pound, 10
Dressed chickens, large, per pound.
10 &C..
Dressed ducks. fat per pound. II 10 BE.
Dressed ducks. poor, per pound, DO 20 lie.
Dressed geese. fat, per pound, 10 &C..
Live turkey hens, per pound, 20 lvc.
Live turkey gobblcrs per pound, Sc.
Live chickens large. per pound, 10 Zoe.
. Live hens. per pound, &c.
1--we ROSTERS, old, per pound 5c.
Live ducks, FAT, per pound, 20 Zoe.
Live geese, fat per piece, 80 TO 4Oc.
BUTTER
Choice yellow rolls, per pound. "a to Joe.
New yellow and white rolls, mixed, per
pound u 20 l5c.
New dairy packed per pound Is to Ice.
New family packed, per pound ID 10 loo
New store packed. per pound, l3 TO lie.
Common to good, per pound, 10 to l2c.
GAME.
Rabbits. large. per piece. - 10 15c.
Rabbits. badly shot or small per piece
. P p large and nice. per piece.
90 v 'S saddles. good. per pound, "A
10 l5c.
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams we'll cured (s 10 10-pound aver
age, per pound, u TO l2c.
Hams well cured 90 20 l-pOund aver
aCe) per pound, TO lOc
Hams new @ TO lv-pound average per
PLAN Hams ~ new 'S III to 2o-pound average.
per pound, S 10 &c.
Shoulders. wei cured. per pound, 10
lie.
sides. well cured per pound, to &c.
Sides. newly cured, per pound, 20 l-2c.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Apples. fancy large, red, per barrel,
Apples. choice. large. red, per barrel.
Sl.s5 10 81.
Apples. common, per barrel. zoe. 10 81.
Oranges. choice. per box, $3.50 10 s..
Lemons, choice, per box. - 20 $50.
Malaga grapes, per keg - 90 IS.
Irish potatoes, chulcr virginia, per
bushel - 10 SOC.
irish potatoes. choice. Western, per
bushel 81 90 iOc
Peas large black-eyes, per bushel, Sli5
TO 81 %.
peas small black-eyos, per bushel. 81
10 SilO.
Bears. choice navys white, per bushel,
Sis TO fl25.
Beans. common TO good, white, per
bushel. g0c. 90 81.
Beans, colored. per hushel. 50 10 e0c.
Onions, per barrel % 10 Sl.50.
DRIED FRUITS.
Apples, bright. thin-sliced. per pound,
2 10 2 lie
Apples. dark. per pound, ~ 10 &c.
Cherries. pitted. per pound, ! 10 Sc.
Peaches. peeled. bright, per pound. G
10 &c.
MISCELLANEOUS
Peanuts. Virginia, No. ]. per pound,
3 i-2 TO fc.
Peanuts. Virginia, No ?, per pound.
10 &c.
Beeswax. best. per pound, % TO pc.
rallow best. per pound. TO lie
Live goose feathers. white. per pound,
80 to 3oc. --
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