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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26

PROPOSALS
FOR
PTTTSYLvANIA COUNTY (vA.) BONDS

BY virtue OF an order OF the Board
Of Supervisors OF Pittsylvania county,
] Will receive open bids up TO LIST day 81
February. 1896. at my office, at Chatham,
Va. for pa issue OF one hundred thou
sand dollars OF PITTSYLVANIA cOUN.
TY BONDS. said bonds 20 be payable
IN twenty years from LIST March. 1890.
20 bear per cent interest. payable semi.
annually. at my Office, Richmond. Baiti-
more. or New York. as may be deter.
mined by the board before the bonds ara
issued. Bids will state at which OF said
places payment may be desired. This
Issue Of bonds Will oe made 10 retire
the balance OF an issue OF $4,000 Of
bonds made BY said county 20 the Lynch
burg and Danvlle railroad: the balance
OF said issue. less sinking fund, will bo
on ist March. 1885, SiOC.Co.
The total assessed values OF Pittsyi-
vania county. real and personal property.
FOR 1896 are s. e9S. 7i3.i6. The county has
promptly met the interest on its bonded
debt In every instance. and Its credit 10
Grst-class.
The bonds win be issued IN 900 and
81 900 denominations, and will be ready
FOR delivery az my Office on or before
lst day Of March. 1896.
The board reserves the right 10 re-
feet any or ali bids. @. II. WALDEN,
Treasurer OF PittsylyanIa COUNTY, Va.
ia S-tFel
WALL STREET MANUAL FREE.
Stocks 10 shares upward, bought and sold ON rosr.
Gin ss0upwar,i Correspondence in vircs IN 'n~S
:. j. PECK a CO..
IS HroadwPy, New York City.
Established It's. Members cOnsol. STOCK IN.
(de 29.lm)
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the largest and strongest houses in the

the largest and strongest houses In the
cotton trade.
NEW ORLEANS. La. January Scot
ton-Futures steady: sales. 300 bales;
January and February, S.92: March. N.so.
April. s7g9: May $500: juno. $50: July.
1910; August. 1905: September. $50; Octo-
Der, E2: November. T.F.
NAvAI4sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. u. c., January %
Rosin--Firm; strained, N.S5. good strain
ed. s. w.
SPIRITS Of Turpentine: nothing doing.
Tar-Steady, 81 Soc.
Crude Turpentlne-FlTm; hard not
quoted: soft. $50; virgin. $3.50.
CHARLESTON, :. G., January 21.-Tur-
pentine-Msrkct nominal
Roein-Ffrm: no sales; B and 9. 81; ID,
N.l5 II, $40: r, $50; G, H.3; H.. $50,
1. Si.55: X. $40: NJ, $2ij. other grades no
domand prices not quoted.
SAVANNAH. GA. January 2J.-Spirits
Of Turpentine-Closed firm al 2 lie.
sales. POS casks: receipts zoe caskA
Rosin-Pales firm, other grades steady
sales, 1000 barrels. at prices unchanged
from yesterd0v
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WYTHENII.LE.
Illicit Liquor Traiiic-Social and
other Notes.

WYTHEVILLE, VA. January 70
The Illicit liquor traffic has greatly in
creased in this part of the state in the
last six months. The abundant apple
crop OF last fall led to the erection OF dis
tiuerios in every neighborhood, aud in
many instances the law is openly violated
or systematically eyaded
il is said that more than two thousand
gallons Of couhscated apple brandy have
been stored at one time in the village at
Hillsville in Carroll county.
A few days ago Mr.. Robert Johnson,
revenue officer, whose home is in Nythe-
vile. received warning tnat band or
mo0nshiners and gholr friends were or
gani1iug to take forclDle possession OF
the seized brandy. above mentioned. Al
ter telegraphing the sheriff Of CarroH
county 10 call out special deputies 10 pro-
toct The conlscated liquor, Mr.. johnson
started to Hillsvlle Tuesday morning. lie
returned wednesday with eight wagon
loads Of Carroll mOonshine, which VIII be
sold I'm Wytheville at public auction.
MINING COMPANIES SUFFER.
The mining companies along the Cripple
Creek branch Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad have suffered so much annoy
auce from 'the constant traffic between
their hands and the Illicit liquor dealers
that they have employed attorneys TO
help 10 break up the "moonshiners' ia
that section.
The charcoal furnace at Big Reed
Island will soon go into blast. The ex-
plorations on the property of the Foney
Mining Company at Ailisonia continue TO
bring to light rich veins Of sulphate OF
zinc. and some carbonate Of zinc. This
property gives promise of being the most
valuable and the largest deposit OF zinc
sulphide in the United States.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Mrs. Sidney Lawson was the charming
hostess Of the Thursday Club this week.
The French class met with Mrs. Il. l.
Poage Tuesday afternoon. This club IS
q source Of much profit. as well as pleas
ure. 10 the members. who give the after
noon to conversation in French. 10 trans
lation from books and from dictaton, es-
chewing the ordinary social diversions or
The Ladies Club
The marriage OF Miss Lece Wnhers,
Youngest daughter OF Colonel K. T. With
ers. to Mr. John =. Terry, Of Seattle.
Wash. Ca son Of the late General VIII
Ham Terry. will take place in Wythe-
Vile on February 80.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. January =, 1870.
No auction sales to-day.
Private sales: Wrappers. y; smokers. %;
filters, 81, dark lear, 8; Tugs TO- Total is
hoEsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, Si6S0.52; tobacco, Sll5.2L Total
yJ.19j.79
Private sales for week: Wrappers. 81:
smokers, 100 filters 10: cutters. y; dark
leaf 3S scrap, -; Tugs %. Total, 49, hogs
heads. against $50 hOgsheads last week.
and $50 hogsheads FOR same week last
year.
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes. Sl0,4s5@; tobacco, Sl2,O1479.
Total. $22.500oS.
Among visitors to-day were Messrs. J.
G.. COvington, Danville; II. r. White. OK
ford. \. C.; o. Wemple, Danvllle; +. d..
Christian, New York: ". r. Gillian,
Farmville, Va, and }. II. Cray, Peters
burg. Va.
The premium sale here on Tuesday will
be "a very large One as enough tobacco
has already been received TO ensure this
The two experts sent by the Richmond
Trade 10 ClaremOnt. Va, in reference
to raising tobacco in that section. will
return tonight, and much depends upon
the success of their trip.
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Mr.. Walter Waterman, Of No Is
noyth Eleventh street, Philadelphia.
writes. under date OF August 81,
1876: Il have always been q great
sufferer from constipation. My
liver seemed 20 be cut Of order
almost all the time. Besides, my
face looked yellow. ! am a. years
GA. and have always led an
indoor life. Some time ago a
ne.ehbor OF mine suggested that
I uy Ripaus Tabales cd 50.
now take them ] feel better.
Ny bowels act well. a3I they tell
me my color has gotten more
healthy in the face. / usually
take one Tabu.e every Gay, also
one at night before getting In bed.
have ulcd most an kinds Of
remedies. l am confident nom the
past experience that these
Tabulos have pat me on my feet
and [ would recommend them 10
anybody who has been afflicted
like me. 1 write this without
solicitation"
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggist
or by mall Il the price 90 cents boz
Is sent 10 the Ripans Chemical COmpan,
30. 10 Spruce street. New York. Sampl
Vial. 10 cents.
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Compiimentary InvitatiOn-Re-
ceivcd CGiI-PcrsOnni.
Correspondence Of The Dispatch)

spondence OF the Dispatch)
BlACKsBURG. VA. January 25-Dr
w. McBryde president OF the college,
s. in receipt or a letter from Mr.. 4. G.
irtel Of Washington, Chief OF the De
larmcnt OF Agricultural Experiment
stations. notifying him that an eXamlna-
ton viii be held under civil service rules
Tor the position of scientific agricultur-
aist on the 18th and 18th Of February.
This is good position and pays q good
salary Mr.. True urges that candidates
from ue virginia Agricultural and Ne
chanlcal College make application and
take th.s examination ! cannot saw but
d. ia plonaD'e that The high stand taken
ly other students of the COLLEGE in gov
tihmen M service may have PROMPTED
tAis ltltef. AZ any rate. DO is further
recognition n high quarters OF the cnvia-
Die reputation our college has made Tor
itself in tte last five years.
We arc az last having little rain. and.
though as yet IL has not been sufficient to
materially beucnt our water courses
Gun We hope that since the drought has
been broken this is, a the least, ii favor
able ausury Of abundant showers i'm the
very near future.
SEPARATE COACHES.
DO was with great pleasure / saw that
bil bad been introduced into the Legs
latufe for separate coaches for white pas
sengers and the negroes. This bin should
bt passed az once. Last spring the
winter travelled I'D nine states. ana not
untl DE came 90 the Virginia border at
49, were "hiie ana ana eoloIea put mo
mn, il. .i -. ,.'' 49, -
81 o,l. ,-..,.,. a. - , 1.'I
f.t. ..., ..r ,...-. - e.. az, -,
fort ~ ,t- ,...''......' ~ '''N
I..-. ft.. ,t, 49,, t...,li,.,,,, l,
The r0l... ,.u ~. ,',, '.',t,. ~. 80, -
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DANVILLE. VA, January 25.-tspe-
cial)-Thc damp spell had good effect
on the leaf tobacco market anording
season" and putting the tobacco in
good condition for handling. Considerable
Of the weed has also been brought into
market, keeping the sales going on until
late In the afternoon.
cards have been issued for the mar
riage Of Miss Katie =. Hoyt, daughter OF
the late Or. o. Z. Hoyt, 10 Mr. Louis
ScnWarZ
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Office OF the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund OF Virginia,

Richmond. Va, January q, ls96
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NlR-
GINA has passed an act, approved jan
uary g}d. authorizing the holders Of Vir-
ginla securities, not funded under act Of
February Il. 1852. or February 20. 1882, 10
fund them on the same terms and at the
same rates as provided In the act OF Feb
ruary - 1892; provided. they are presented
at this office prior TO April /, 1896.
The act also allows the commissioners or
the sinking fund 20 make one extension OF
time beyond April LIST, but not beyond
December 81, 1886.
Bonds issued after April lst under this
act carry interest ONLY from the semi
annual period next preceding the date
Of funding.
For particulars address
JOSIAH RYLAND, Jr,
Second Auditor and President of Board,
ia 26-Suit Richmond, Va, Il. 5. \.
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most unfavorable symptoms which have
been shown for months. and the contrac-
ton I'm manner should be interpreted
as n disturbing factor. The lau;dation
In the past five weeks has been in excess
Of S5c0o.Co0. and the total loans at the
end OF the current week were $1,000 90
less than reported last September when
the highest mark ever recorded in the his
tory of the New York banks was reached.
Although the call-loan market wac easy
during the week. with an average rate
Under per cent, mercantile paper was
hard TO place, and some Of the banks
were entirely out OF the market.
There is no debate that the markets
are moulding their business TO meet the
new bond loan. The cash loan item du-
ring the week was $685.. 81, 400 The de-
post item shows a falling Off OK over
$4,000. which probably reflects the
Withdrawals Of legal tenders for gold
export purposes, and the shifting caused
by the contraction in loans. The banks
now hold more specie than they have re-
ported for over a year, and the reserve
Is also above the average for the twelve
months just elapsed. With a total ex-
cess OF reserve OF $4,000 there should
be no difficulty In absorbing a consider
able portion OF the new bonds on the
part OF the New York banks, If such an
investment is desired.
II IL worthy TO note that or the
S7G1s0.900 In specie now I'm the New York
banks. six Institutions hold sG.ii5C00, or
A. per cent OF the total. The holdings OF
the National City Bank-nearly $500
cOO-constitute over 10 per cent. OF all the
specie in the sixty-six New York clearing
house banks.
The averages show the following, cum
pared with the last two years:
Jan. .. &c Jan. p, 's5. Jan. q, 81
Loans SIN $4,000 {l90,i586o0 SnS7n, Coo
Specie 49,. 76 10000 a.l75,co0 125,S95, SO
Legal ten
ders ..... S.@g.s0O 1Ol5S.oCO 1900. 500
Net depO-
site 49,. 49.7iOSoO 559,52eOO 5F,esL 100
c ircula-
ton l5,olv,oO hip-''vJ A-''''f-''
Total re-
serve -. 1sOus.7OO lS5.75s6oO 2i5,s66.oOo
Reserve re-
quired .. l22 1920 l@,SioloO l5o'szs'ovo
Excess OF
reserve -. 3L67s.5oO $3.50 40 100000
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK, January 25.-Fiour-F'irm
and Unchanged southern tlour quiet and
steady.
Wheat-Spot market dull but stronger;
No. red. store and elevator. 76Nl6iAc.
nomnally: ahoat, 7sc. nOminally. Options
at a 3-Salac. advance. No. 2 red. January,
u 5-Sc.: February, n 5-Sc.: March, 75iac
May, 7lisc. June and July, nc.
Corn-Spots firmer and dull No. 2,
36hc. in elevator; 31sc. afloat. Options
were dull and strong. at l-ilS-Sc. adj
vance: January closed - Csc. :, February,
So s-Sc; May, 36Ac; July. Sisc
Oats-SpOts dun and hrmer; No. 2 &c
No. white, 2o'i9 zoizc; mixed western,
25G26c Options stronger but dull; Jan
uary. - Use. February q Use. May,
q 1-aHo5 5-8c; No. white. May. g lie.
Beef-Quiet and unchanged; beef hams
Tiercoj Beef-Dun and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Ouict and unchanged.
Iard-Ouiet and strong: western steam,
81 nOmlnally: city, f5.JOuSS.6J; January
closed at 81 nominally; refined dull; Con-
tinent. @z5; South America, $50; COM
Pork-Qu'ot and unchanged
Butter-Fancy creamery firmer; demand
fair; western creamery. l5Ql1c.; Eiglns.
Rosin-steady; common to good. sLeo9
II; Turpentine-Qulet at SOa3l i-sc.
Mo.asses and Rice-Firm and un-
changed
Coffee-Steady: 10 points up TO down:
January. s8e5: February. $3.50: March.
si2 soqSl2s) May. 5000 80; June. sl2l0;
July 50: Sept Sl2 Is; October, $ll i5;
spot Rio dull but steady; No. 7. - Use.
Sugar-Raw dull bgt strong; fair re-
filming. Sc; centrifusals. IS degree test,
s Use: refined. l-sc
Frelghts 10 IAyerpool-Unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, January 25.-Armour' 5
buying OF wheat to-day was feature
81 that market IL was due 10 that and
10 the influence IL conveyed to the trade
AT large that prices went scurrying up
wards until they had reached a point &c.
above the inside quotations OF the day.
which latter were established right at
he opening. The purchases for the big
packer we're made through brokers. and
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BALTIMORE. MD, January &.-Yir-
GINA bonds. new, % bid; do. Century
bonds. Go0m Is; Baltimore and Ohio,
4s ia bid: Gas stock. &c IL bid; do. bonds,
Cs. III bid: do, do, Sc. lo3 IA bid.
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IoNDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON, January 25.-Bar silver,
80 SD; Consols. 101 Il, for both money
and the account
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, January %. 1896.
Quotations: Wheat-LOngberry 72N7lc.;
mixed 1Wlic.; shortberry, OpIlc.; No ,
red. &c.
Corn--White. Virginia, s5026c. No. ?
white 3iN3fizc. No. 2 mixed. a3N33iac.
Oats--NO. . mixed, 2}iac.; No. 3 mixed,
22ikc.: winter seed, 2Sg32c. Rye-40NHc.
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SEND For

MY INVESTORS MANUAL. If a LOSER,
IL Is just what you want, and If making
PROFITS. win assist you 10 INCREASE
them. STOCKS, GRAIN, AND COTTON
dealt I'm on small margins. Commission.
Lilo. Ny advice on wheat and, the
Crapgers has proved very profitable. Cor
respondence solicited. / accept discre-
tionary orders.
II. c. CARTWRIGHT.
Banker and Broker,
"a 9G-lt s. RrnafWav New York Y. Y
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The weekly statement Of the Associated
Banks shows the following changes:
Reserve, increase. 1882 so.
Loans, decrease, $6.US2lO.
Specie, increase, $1,000
Legal-tenders, increase. S2,lle.S0o
Deposits. decrease, s2.c63.0O
Circulation. decrease sli2s00.
The banks now hold sS7.67S,5oo In excess
OF legal requirements.
The Financier says: The statement OF
the Associated Banks for the week Is
repetition. 20 far as the general showing
Of the items is concerned. OF the previous
weeks exhibit.
The steady decrease OF loans. were II
not for the unusual conditions now pre-
vaIiing. might be regarded as one Of the
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR liquid or powder
get all the benefits Of mild and pleasant
Laxative and tonic that purihes the blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
more than this: SlhiMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR regulates the Liver. keeps it active
and healthy, and when the Liver is in
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick
Headache and Constipation, and rid Of
that worn out and deblitated feeling.
These are all caused by sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
is properly at work. If troubled with any
Of these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi-
cines, and Better than Pills.
nS-EVERY PACKAGE@H1
Has the Y Stamp In red on wrapper.
j. Ii. Zciiin 81 Co., Pbila., Pa
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UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL, January
5.-Cattle-Receipts. 1.5o0 head; market
steady; common TO extra steers, 5000
$3.50; stOckers ana feeders. $2.t54S. 81;
cows and bulls. S1.500 $3.50; calves, S3l9
S62j: Texans, $25cUSLl0.
hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; market firm
and Zoe. higher; heavy packing and ship
ping lots $il0Q$i3): common to choice
mixed, sMSL30; choice assorted, $1,000
AZ5: light SiGSL27 -: pigs. @.300Sf2
Sheep-Rcceipts. 100 head; market
steady; inferior to choice, S2.2ja 500:
lambs, S3.2jHSLCO.
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CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.

As many complaints are coming to tho
Chicago Board OF Trade showing that per-
sons Intending 10 deal In grain and pro-
visions through members Of the board.
arc misled into dealing with persons
or firms who have no connection with this
board the public is cautioned against
dealing with such persons or firms. and
will answer any inquiries as To whether
any particular person or firm Is a MEN,
OCT ~ GEORGE +. STONE. Secretary.
E,tft,a
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rONEY TO LOAN PROMPT PER.

vi SoNs-6 per cent. b.:ildins-fund plan.
Small monthly payments. VIII accept
as security life-lnsurance policies with
cash value. stocks, bonds, avd good per-
sonal indorsemtns. w. l.. WARING, Jr.,
President Commercial Guarantee Com.
pany. Hanewinckel Building. ia 5-Suiy
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SECURITY BONDS OF EVERY DE-
sCRIPTION.


TRUST COMPANY, OBJ BALTT-
MORE CITY.
Capital (paid up ....................s50 $500 900
(rotal resources over S.0000oo)
81. 900 deposited with the State rrea-
surer for the protection Of Virginia bond
holders.
Issues surety bonds for State. county.
town. or city officials, and for officers
and employees OF banks. bankers, corpora
tions. manufacturers. merchants. societies.
lodges. etc.
Accepted as sole surety by the United
States Government on bonds OF all off,
Gals and employees. Approved by tha
State Of Virginia as sole surety on bond
of executors. administrators, guardians.
trustees, receivers. assignees, committees.
etc. and In all other cases In which bonds
are required The cost OF a fiduciary bont
is a lawful charge against the estate "
protects. Guarantees the fulfilment OF
contracts.
/ would be pleased 10 confer or CORE
spond with persons desiring - give fidelity
bonds Of any kind.
GEORGE u. PLEASANTS
General Agent for Virginia.
No. MA east Main street
"a 22-eod Richmond, Va.
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DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT
ID LY EXECUTED Al the DisPACrH
PRINTING! HOUSE
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cash ou0taiiOns: Flour was dun. but
very firm. with prices unchanged. No.
spring wheat, so 1-2962 7-Sc.; No. red,
IS l-2d6S 3-Sc. No. 2 corn. q 3-ta5 o-sc;
No. ? oats 1913 lie. Mess pork, $40 400
600 Lard, SJ.7OlIS5.U II. Snort-rib sides,
S. 20Gs52 y 10 Dry sailed shoulders. SA75lo
s.. Short clear sides, SJ.31 II. Whiskey,
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO. January Flour
Dull but higher; patents $3.50 $50; extra
fancy. $3.304{3f0; fancy, $Z8JQS290; choice,
S2J0u$26j
Wheat-Higher: January, G3Hc.; May,
66 5-SNJ6f,c Did; July, Is j-Sc.
Corn-liigher: January, 26c.; May 2la. !:
July. - 1-sc bid.
Oats-Higher; January, l9c.; May,
q 3-Sc. bid
Pork-Standard mess, new, 81 per bar
rel old, $3.50.
Lard-Prime steam. $j.55; choice, $50.
Bacon Shoulders. &C., clear ribs, o l-sc.; ;
clear sides, 6Nc.
lobsSy ss'ed clear ea rbg 5Se Gear
sides. SIC.
High Wines-Steady at Si.22.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, O., January 25.-FlOlr-
Steady. winter patents, $500 $40; spring
patents. x.f50%J0
Wheat-Quiet: No red, zoe.
COrn-Steady and firm; mixed ear. 29c.
Oats-Quiet and steady; No. white, DC.
POrk-Active and unchanged.
Lard-Easy. steam leaf, 6i4c; kettle,
dry prime steam, 500
BacOn-Easier: loose shoulders Sac. I;
short-rib sides. sac; sh0rt-clear sides. Sc.
Dry-Salted Meats Easier. loose should
ers, 4stc.; short ribs. Sac. clear sides,
. l-2c., boxed meats &c. more.
Whfefrev- lllffcF "a ef 90
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. January 2J.-l2.3O =. NJ
COttOn-Steady; demand limited, market
unchanged; American middling, 1924.
sales 800 bales; American. $500 bales;
speculation and export, 800 bales; receipts,
1900 bales; American, $500 bales
Futures opened steady, with demand
moderate; January and February, 4 3O-Gi1.
February and March. 4 29-6id.. March and
April. 2S-6i04 29-6id.; April and May,
2s-U4d. May and June. 4 G-5iui &-6ii. ;
July and August 2s-Gfd.; August and
September. 4 26-6ld; September and OctO-
Der l9-6l1.; October and November,
1J-Gfl.
F'ufurag rufat
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CATTLE INTEREST.

our people are greatly interested IN
the bin before the LEGISLATURE TO pre-
vent the importation OF cattle exposed
% TcXas-fevcr. Meetings have been
held m Pulaski. iuauguratlng the move
mont. and Mr. G.. Lauehon. one OF our
leading farmers is in Richmond look
inr after the Bin
Fl'a N ships a great many Of the
finest heef-catlc TO Europe and the pro-
lection of her beef-market IS Of vital i'm
p0rtauce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26

heY' ". o. Krcps who has been pastor
Q. the Luther-Memorial church In this
pace Tor ne past three years. has re-
Se.Fea call 10 West Virginia. and will
Understand. probably accept
Inc students think they are In very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26

+. M.-C0ttOn--American middling,
l9-32d: January. 4 30-GiN4 3l-Gil., sellers,
January and February, 4 30-Gid., sellers
February and March. 29-6ilt4 30-64d.
buyers. March ana April, 2s-6t94 2s-6ld.,
sellers; April and May 2S-6id., buyers
May and June, 2l-6lQ+ 2S-64d., buyers,
June and July July and August, 4 Zj-6ift
4 Z7-c0.; September and October, 4 1850
1 l9-Gid.. sellers; October and November
4 l5-6iNi l6-Gld. sellers.