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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
Terrific Heat Endured.

Excessively high temperatures exist In
the engine and dynamo rooms OF our new
war-snips 10 % degree THAI Is not gener-
ally appreciated II the last report Of
the surge0n-gcneral Of the United States
Navy attention Is called 20 the abnormal
conditions under which the men who do
tho hardest kind OF manual labor are
compelled 10 work. on the Cincinnati
there IS record OF 2O4 degrees Fahren-
helt. or only eight degrees below the boil
ing point OF water In the forward fire
room, while the average for the entire
year IN this room 81 li5 degrees. When
the number Of prostratious that follow
a hot wave I'm summer. when tho temper
ature merely rises 90 100 degrees Fahren-
heit and the people are comparatively
40 rest Is remembered. the condition Of
these men working at these temperatures
may be imagined. The difficulties. how
ever. that attend the proper ventilation
on board ship are many. but are found
principally in the bulkhead5 and water
tight compartments demanded for pur-
poses Of ventilation and security. which
make any system OF artificial ventilation
exceedingly difficult Added 10 this is
tho presence OF steam pipes. enormous
boilers and auxiliary engines. so that
even with the very hest means NJ com
mand Of forced ventilation the heat can
not be kept down. All the ventilation
that IL obtained is secured by means or
forced ventilation. all OF tho ships being
fitted with enormous blowers suitable for
either exhaust or supply. as the case may
be- and having capacities as great as
1000 cubic feet per minute Besides
these there are numerous auxiliary cleo
trio blowers Aside from questions OF
personal discomfort. or the dictates Of
common humanity. comments the Engin-
eering News. the abnormal conditions
now surrounding some 0f tho most i'm
pCrtant working men aboard ship have
a serious bearing upon the general of-
hciency OF the ship as N.rtng ma
chine. The surgeons. In .a:i0g upon
the physical condition ~ ne engineer
force sag that the exhaustion apparent
IS not due to tho work. but ~ the excess
sive temperature endured while M work
10 the motionless. impure air I'm the coal
bunkers. and the constant clogging OF
the sweat-glanGs by the coal dust. The
surgeon Of the United States steamship
Detroit SAYS that in one trip 10 was only
possible 10 keep tho iiremen and coal
passers az work by givlng % each OF
these men two ounces Or whiskey AT the
end OF each four-hours' watch, and even
then the men were almost collapsed.
streaming with perspiration accompan-
led with stertorous breathing. rapid
pulse. and trembling limbs Il Is a fact
worth noting in this connection that in
the summary OF deaths In the United
states Navy I'm 1895. pneumonia and heart
disease rank as tho most common causes
OF death.
The successful experiments with COM
pressed air as a substitute for steam or
hydraulic power In operating the auxi-
larry engines of'the coast defence mont
tor Terror may yet have an important
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

richmond, a. Jan. D. 1871
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light.
The tobacco inspector reports today
Inspections Bright. 81 hOesheads. Re
nspsctions-Brisht. Is hogsheads; DARK,
10 hOgsheads.
Davenport shockoe Allegheny. old
Dominion. Stoncwall. and Planters to-
bacc0 warehouses report TO-DAY: Pc
ceipts packages; deliveries. ~ pack
ages.
United States internal revenue cOilec-
tions on tobaccos for tho city OF Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
S. 332 81; plug tobaccos. Sl,l2j99. Total.
$645s.s3.
A break Of good tohaccos VIII be Of
fcred al the Stonewail warehouse to-
morrow (Tuesday,, January q. 1891
A fair-sizcd break OF good quality To-
baccos Will be offered az the Planters
warehouse tomorrow. Second safe at
this warehouse.
Mr. j g. Penn. Of panvine Va. is
ON tho Richmond Tobacco Market to-day.
The "Pctersturg Record OF Saturday.
January .. 1897. SAYS.
The tobacco sales ~ loose from octo-
her ]. 1856. 90 December 81. 1896 were
26sLO72 pounds, hossheads Inspected,
80
Nothing doing I'm tobacco since the
holidays The market w.u be OpenlabOut
January 10th.
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Short ard snnnpY-

II robs the world for a man OF abiity
20 I've IN idleness. Rams Horn.
People who deserve criticism generally
look on II as abuse.-AurOra lll) News.
Every man knows of position supe-
rior 20 his own that he could hli much
letter than the incumbent-Puck.
The dangerous person IN politics IS the
one who persists IN calling things by their
right names. Washington Post.
To have d family properly balanced the
man should know how 20 accumulate and
the woman Row 20 savc.-t0nG Gu Lac
Reporter
A man novar looks so interested n the
sermon as lie does the minute after he
mas snored IN church and scared himself
awake.-New York Press.
Excellence IS merely Il relative matter.
The man who cannot sing may have
voice admirably adapted TO crying clans,
oranges or charcoal-Boston Transcript.
The villain teaches Us that the only way
90 excite the sympathy OF men and wo-
men for one person IS 20 irst excite their
hatred Of somebody else.-Dallas ClexJ
News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

a Law Case without Precedent Between
che County aud the Town,

PULASKI. VA. Jan. +.-Spccial.-The
Young people OF Pulaski celebrated tho
closing OF the old year and the opening
OF .he year ls9, with delightful leap
year party given by the young ladies'
at tho residence OF Mr.. +. l.. Campbell.
Tho feature OF the evening was the lit
erary contest consisting OF guessing the
titles OF books. represented by clever
refuses. Mr.. X. u. Calfee received
tho first prize. and Mr. ID. Grey Lang
horne. OF Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
tho consolation prize.
Amid a GOOD deal OF sayety tho Christ
mas holidays passed away quickly and
pleasantly. Among the Palaskians who
returned for the Christmas holidays
were Messrs. ID. Grey Langhorne hay
den Bush. James Is. Painter. Roy Hunt
er. ana Will Celfee. from Virginia Poly
technic institute. Mr.. Joseph Eckman.
from the University OF Pennsylvania.
John Moore from Emory and Henri.
Maurice Langhorne. from Fishburne Mill
tary School, and Miss Carter Peyton.
from Edgehiil school. Albemarle com
ty Mr. J. IL. Van Ness. OF Charlotte.
y. c. and Lewis Ingles Of Radford.
from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. are
visiting Mr.. d. Grey Langhorne during
tho holidays.
4 delightful Leap-Year german at rho
Maple Shade Inn. on Christmas-Eve was
followed by something pleasant every
evening.
On Friday evening thu ladies OF the
Presbyterian church gave missionary
sociable at the elegant residence OF
Mr.. G. L. Phelps. An attractive pro-
gramme was rendered
On Monday evening Mrs. John w.
Eckman entertained her married lady
friends at the Maple Shade Inn.
on Tuesday tho Misses Nicholson gave
a most delightful reception
a most interesting point Of law has
lust been decided In regard 20 the county
Jail Upon the removal Of the county
seat 10 Pulaski. the town agreed 20 FUR
nisn q suitable courthouse and Jail.
costing $4,000. This they did, but tho
county refused 10 accept the jail unen
the ground that there was no compart-
ment FOR the jailer whereupon the mat
ter went into court.
The decision Of Judge Jackson was
I'm favor OF tho town. There was no
precedent.
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A N-wpnper in liccei,er', Hand,

STAUNTON. VA. Jan. 4.-Y0sts Week
Is. tho only Republican paper in Stiun-
ton or Augusta county. and one OF tho
few Republican newspapers in Virginia
has been placed IN the hands OF Lawyer
W. y. Pratt ass receiver. The paper Will
ass editor. az the end If when time. IL
not sold privately 10 viii Lo put up at
public auction. This action is the result
Of summary proceedings ON the part OF
employees 10 collect amounts iue them
The paper Is owned by Major $. NJ Tcst
and ". G.. Straughau. VINO few weeks
ago was placed iu the insane asylum on
account OF mental disturbances OWING 20
tho hnancia! straits in which the paper
was involved. Yosts Weekly crippled it,
self last spring ln am attempt 90 run
morning daily. the venture proving disas-
trOIs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

sunday the Fiftieth Anniversary of Their
Departure for war.


PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. f-special-
Yesterday was tho anniversary OF the
departure of tho Petersburg Volunteers
for Mexico.
ON the 3d day ~ December, 1916. COM
pany was organized here under the name
of Petersburg Mexican Volunteers and
the following officers elected.
T. III. Archer. captain, Franklin Pc
gram. first Lieutenant; David A. Wesger.
second lieutenant. Peter A.PotersOn. third
lieutenant. Peyton Pollard. nrst sor-
geant. Thomas Scott. second sergeant,
Samuel a.. Wilson. third sergeant, Rich
ard \. Bailey. fourth sergeant. Andrew
Jackson. corporal, Charles y. Drinkard.
CORPORAL. James L. Foley corporal. Har-
risOn Cooke. corporal There We're seventy
four prlyates. James II. Aiken.' william
r.. Alley James N. Barnes Isaac era
ham. George +. Bain.' \. b. Goodwin. a.
O.. Birchett.' Hczekla Hughes J. Y. Bal
lou Frances Hoy. Joseph +. BreYette.'
John T.. Henderson. James G.. y. Bonner
John W Harrison. Jessie g. choate.'
Hamlln L. Harris. Joseph S. Carter. Or.
william H. r. Arson. y, Cargllls. william
y -. Judkins. y. -. Cain, samuel Il.
Knox Solomon b. Douge VIM. Light
foot. James VI. DOnnan. John n. Lah-
myer. James \. Denim. Charles Loomis.'
X. y. Eagle. Samuel Landies,' Jones
Evans. George D. Lipscomb' l.. w. Fitz-
gerald. y. B. Long, Thomas \. Farley.
James Lunsford.' Richard Furt. Jones
Martin Joseph Galloway. william X.
Moore A. NJ Goodwin. Fleming G. Nc
Gee Thomas g. Grceahow. James X.
Mason James B. Marye' Joseph l..
White. Joseph Mcintosh r. II. West
more Thomas j. McCabe. Joseph w.
NflkersOu William L Peterson VIII
liam Y Wells. +. II. Price, George VI.
Williams A. J. Partin.' Edward VIII
lams.' william 7. Pritchard.' Samuel III.
Pritchard.- George y. Parr.' b. r. Rich
ards J. A. Robinson j. y. RobinsOn,'
Samuel Smith David +. Shields. Robert
simpson, Edwin J. Spotswood. Richard
SeymOre. John T. Tenan.' Richard y.
Traylor.s J. w. Thompson VI. Valden,'
william Vernon
The company left Petersburg on tho
third day Of January. 1877. for Old Point
and on the 18th day OF January OF the
same year. they sailed from Old Point fos
Mexico.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-Tobacco and
manufactures thereof. being schedule for
the existing tariff law. was the subject Of
the hearing before the committee on
ways and means this morning. The Ma
tional Association Of cigar Manufacture
ers of the United States was represented
by these gentlemen: Moses Krahu. OF
Cincinnati. president; Aaurice 5. Wise.
OF New York. secretary Walter \. Shift
fer Of New York. George Smith. OF
Kingston. y. y. Richard u. Gumbert. Of
Philadelphia, John Hernesheim. OF New
orleans. and Mr.. Allen. Of Philadelphia
The leaf tobacco board Of trade of New
York was represented by T.. \. Schroeder.
a. Blur, Jos j.. Culliuan. and Herman
Netterlein. all of New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 3.-Rcv. DR.. r.
Bemnosc6e. rabbi of tho Cumberland
street Synagogue. is a hero. He saved
a young man from drowning at old Point
to-day by means OF an umbrella. Harry
Furgess. aged twenty-four. OF Phoebus.
Va. was on the big pier and walked over
board i'm tho dark.
Tho reverend gentleman was standing
on the pier aiting FOR a boat 10 Norfolk
when he heard cries for help. Peering
down IN the water he perceived Furness.
who was struggling against biz odds. for
he wore a heavy Oyercoat and thick
clothing.
Or. Bemuosche threw himself fat on
the wharf and holding on 10 the plling
with one hand. lowered his umbrella
handle 20 tho drowning man. who had
presence Of nina enough 10 hold on. Help
arrived in the shape OF half a dozen men.
with big rope. and Furness was hauled
safely upon the pier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
Holiday Entertainments.

CHARLES CITY c. H., VA. Jan. A.
Special-On the 3Ist instant 1T Mont
pelier the hospitable mansion OF Airs.
Walden. in the upper portion OF The
county. a grand bali was given By the
young gentlemen 10 their many lady
frlCLds.
Chepsrons Mesdames Walden. Gill.
and Adams.
a New Years party was given At the
Glebe. the palatial mansion " Mrs NJ.
T.. Boil. on the 1st instant. A quar-
tetta from Richmond furnished tho mu-
Sic Tho beauty and chivalry or
Charles city. New Kent. and Richmond
were IN attendance. ChaperOns- Mrs.
". l.. Bell and Mrs O.. 4. Hubbard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORL. Md Jan. 4.-FLOUK-
Firm: western superilne S2s5gS3O; do.
extra. S3jO041j; do. family. S45OahS'.
winter wheat patent SOOg5 -; spring
wheat patent. 81 ioa69J. spring wheat
straight. S440147p.
WHEAT-Uusettled. and higher. spot
g4a, 005c.: May. 9ll. lsoll3c.; southern. by
sample. 9G197c. DO. on grade. JA4
9J4c.
CORN-Firmor; spot and January. 2I&.
a2-1.,.. February. 2Sis02S9.c. March,
oss.02sac.: April .92. N29.c. steamer
mixed. 2Ja.0257sc.. southern Waite corn.
22ucSc DO. yellow, 2oa2sc.
OATS Steady and unchanged.
RYE-strong and la fairly good de-
mand. 30 .. near by. 4li2ni2c. No. >.
western 43iZ844c.
HAY-Ouiet and steady; choice timothy.
S13 JOltl4.o0.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-sieadily held and
firm.
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ST LOUIS NlARKET.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Jan. 4.-FEOUR-
Steady. patent. S4.G0g47O; fancy. $4,000
80. choice. S3iOg3.2j
WHEAT-Lower; January. Ole; May
9l'-c.. July. 7si4c.
CORN-Easier. January. 20hc, new.
May. 12&U225sc.
OATS-LOwer. January, nc. bid. May.
20ikc
rORK-Standard mess. new, $500: old.
S71j.
LARD-Prime steam. s372il; choice.
$500.
BACON-shoulders. $3.50. extra short
clear S4O2tl, clear ribs $40; clear sides,
SASH. x
DRY SALTED MEATS - Shoulders,
$500, extra short clear. $500; clear ribs,
S3.2j. clcar sides. S4l2A.
HIGH WJNES-Steady al Sis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-Broker FLYER
ton H. Chapman. of New York. under
sentence. fine and impri-Onmtuf for Co.
fusal 90 answer questions asked by the
Senate Committee. surrendered himself
this morning TO the United States Mar
shall I'm charge OF the deputy marshal.
Mr.. Chapman went 90 the United States
Supreme Court 10 apply Tor writ OF
hahels carpus.
The petition presented by Senator Geo.
+. Edmunds and the writ was granted.
An order was entered fixing the argument
Tor March pa. and Chapman was releas-
ed on bail ia the sum OF $1,000
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.Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK Jan 4-The stock mar
ket started on well this morning and the
trddefs fet much encouraged when they
tound that the upward movement maui
slreted on saturday continued 90 make
progress While Tie advance except IN
rev instances. WAS hy no means large
ana the volume OF business wGs confined
TO limited proporf3Nns 'he fact that there
was httle or no pressure 10 sen AT the
hishtr range caused good feeling To
prevail The general run OF stocks moved
up Ass4Sa per cent but Consolidated Gas
rose 10 1870 Metropolitan Traction ~.
Edison Illuminating IA Delaware and
Hudson IL. and Omaha The latter
was faVorably Influenced hv the growing
belief that a dividend OF . per cent. Will
be shortly declared on tho common stock.
Reading advanced only fracttonnuy en-
the decision Of Attoruey-General MrCor-
mick OF Pennsylvania. that the charter,
" the company could not now be slc-
cessfullv attacked and later lost more
than tho early Improvement Tho pee
fusal Of the Attorney General of this
State 20 remove the directors 90 The Man
haitian Company on the petition of lien
bricks. who claims that unearned d!vi-
bends had been paid. did not prevent that
stock from declining point. ana II closed
within a fraction OF the lowest OF the
day The market continued as luiet as
ever and closed weak In tone Net
changes show declines Of A2l per cent.
General Electric leading. Omaha was
an exception and gained y point Total
sales were 10i 077 shares. Bonds were
Irregular Sales footed up 1881. 900.
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bearing upon this question OF better ven
tlation. Compressed air is one OF the
best agents for this purpose. and has
proved It's advantages over steam or hy-
draullc power Ia turning turrets. lifting
the guns and steering the ship. 20 which
It's further use as a ventilator may be
added In this connection u may be
remarked that one Of electric powers
greatest claims for marine work Is that
It takes up such a small amount OF room
and does not add 10 the already excessive
fnmnnIatura
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. 4.-FLOJR-
Winter patent. Si-15G4 %. do. fancy. Si.25
a. 30. 60.
WHEAT-Dun: No red Ssc.
CORN-Firm, No. . mixed, 2li3c-; No.
white 22iac.
OATS Active. rejected mixed. 18Q1Gilc.
PORK-Clear family and back. 1915.
LARD-Kettle. 500; prime steam $685..
DRY SALTED MEATS - Shoulders.
1910: shor. rio sides. $500. short clean
S412la: clear bellies, S437il.
BACON-Loose shoulders. s412I5: short
ribs. S425. short clear $3.50. clear bel
lies. $500
WIIISKY-S11S 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
The Town of Phoebns.

PHOEBUS. VA, Jan. 4-Special.-Mr
W. 4. Clark. one OF tho leading archi-
tects and builders OF the place. Is putting
tine finishing touches on Cne of tue pref
ttest dwelling houses In the village.
Mr.. Darlington. the superintendent Is
having new steel rails laid from old Point
10 Hampton on the electric street rail-
Nav This road has been a decided sue
cess. and its officials propose 10 keep IL
up TO a first-class condition In every par
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
nitl II one IInndred.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Jan. 4-Polly
Uranium, possibly the oldest woman in
Tennessee, died here last night at the
advanced age OF 100 She was Il daughter
OF a Revolutionary patriot. and In her
day was acquainted with SEWER Blount.
Roam. Carroll. Sam Houston. Andrew
Johnson. Jackson. Polk, and other men OF
national reputation.
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FINANCEAND COMMERCE
TIE CLOSING QUOTA TioAs or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To
bacco Exchange-Intcrnni Revenue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advances.

MONEY AND EXCHANGE. Money on
caI easy at I5zN2 per cent. last loan at
Ia per cent, tnd closing oifercd at Ia
per cent. prime -acrcdnuie paper, J.
cent. llar silver. 6ljs. Mexican dollars,
5Oa.U5Is. Sterling exchange steady ana
quiet. with actual business IN Ddnf'iss
bnls at 4sGs. 1Ni Tor sixty days and @S6i4
e14ss1 for demand. posted rates. sst9
ss7. commercial bills. ass W4esi.. Gov
eminent bonds have been STEADY. State
bonds dull Railroad bonds irregular
silver az the board neglected.
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Favorable 20 the Newspaper.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. i.-Justice
Mitchell. IN the Supreme Court to-day.
rendered an opinion reversing the YER
dict OF $4,000 for libel which was found
IN the Common Pleas Court against the
Philadelphia Times and in favor OF e2-
Mayor VIM. Il. Smith. OF this city. a
rev trial was granted the Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
NEW YnRK Dry GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.--The week opened
En- tho dry goods market without ,rlaIeripl
change. Spot trade today has ruled
dull The market wcs an easy one for
buyers in NEST descriptions Of cotton
goods and sellers are not likely TO check
any incipient growth of business by pre-
mature frmncss. The woollen goods
division has been slow in all depart
ments and without special feature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

Richmond. Va, Jan D. loJI
CATTLE-Receipts 300 sales. 300
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Roceipts, $50;
sales. go
HOGS-Rcceipts. 800; sales. 800.
PRICES: CATTLE-Best. 4 10 4i2c.
gross: medium 10 good, 10 3aic. gross:
common 70 fair 20 29ic. gross. bulls,
p. to 2s4c gross.
SHEEP-2i5 TO &c. gross.
HOGS-4i2 to DC. net
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BONDS


BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 4.-Nirginia
Century. G1A 0C2. Northern Central. g.
Gas stocks. C0AQ il44 Gas bonds, o.
49,
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curCAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Jan
4-CATTLE-Rec 1900 head. mar
ket firm and lOq2Oc. higher. common 10
extra steers, S3604j.50; stockers and
feeders SO OOQ4 10. COWS and bulls. 81 go
Q3s5 Texans. S350af %.
HOGS-Receipts. 2l,00o head; market
firm and 5Ql0c. higher early. closing
weak, heavy packing and shipping lots,
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Cash quotations were as follows
Flour quiet and firm; hard wheat spring
patent. S4.&504Gj i'm wood; soft wheat
patent. Si15Q4.3O; winter wheat. SA4O4
AGO. I'm wood. other prices unchanged
30 spriuc wheat SOuSllsc.: No. red.
g02. 1855 mess pork. S15j0760, lard,
SO SOQ3 s2ia rib sides S3.604390: old salt
ed shoulders. ~ 25Q4.JO short clear sides.
boxed. S3sT4G4OO. whisky. ON basis OF
SlIS for high-prOOf spirits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

AUGUSTA. GA. Jan. al Warner,
merchant while throwing water
out OF a third story window. lost his bal
ance and tell 10 the ground. breaking his
neck tie WA about sixty-nve wears OK
age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

LONDON. Jan 4-Bar silver
% 1896. . consols. III 3-i0 for money and
l12 ZIG for the account.
PARIS. Jan. Also j. M.-Thrce per
cent rentes. 102 francs and 20 confines
for The account.
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s3i5q355: common 10 choice mixed s".'p
0355. choice assorted S3.JOH3.GO. light,
s33O63GO: pigs S3.0Oa3JJ.
SHEEP-Receipts. 10000 head; market
firm and lJc. higher. inferior to- choice
S2.JO1375; lambs. S3.JOlt5JO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
PORT OF WEST POINT. JAN. 4. 1896.
ALLINI-II


Steamship Baltimore Murphy Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore Murphy Balu-
more. passengers and genera! cargo.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. 4. 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer old Dominion. Brakeman New
York. merchandise and passengers. Old
Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamer Winyah. simmons Phladcl-
phia. merchandise and passengers, j. w.
McCarrick, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers Virginia
Navigation Company
Steamer Old Dominion Brakeman.
New York merchandise and passengers.
Ola Dominion steamship Company.
Schooner Charles w. Alcott. Johnston,
|Y'NN'Vnt. to- load lumber.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. e. Jan. 4.-RCElN-
Firm: strained. S1.45. good strained. $3.50.
TURPENTIN E-Steady, machine. Zoe,
irregular. 24i1c.
TAk-QWct ~ 81 90
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Dull, hard.
$40. soft. $3.50. virgin. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

Miss Florence Johnson. OF Chariottes-
vile. is visiting Miss Wray. OF No. $40
west Cary street.
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s c ian. 4.-TUR-

CHARLESTON. S c.. Jan. 4.-TuB-
PENTINE.-24
ROSIN-Firm. Quotations: A., T., c..
D.. e. and r.. Sl.4O. g.. Si.4J; H., Sl.o0
J.. Sl6J; K. S1.f1. ~. SlsO, NJ SIUJ'
W. c.. s. 20. ". w. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

SAVANNAH. CA. Jan. 4.-TURPEN-
TINE-Eirm az 15i-c.: sales. 400 casks
receipts for three days. l.lJO casks
ROSIN-Firn al decline on pales sales.
5000 barrels. receipts Tor three days
1857 barrels Quotations: A.. j.. -.
D.. r.. T.. and g.. S1.4j. H.. 81. Gj; I,Sl.'J;
X. 81 so. NJ. S19j; ~. $500; w. c., $40.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. 4.A1S9G.
ARRI WE'D.
Br steamship SardInaua Prince, New
Orleans.
Br. steamship Aldcrlov. Savannah.
Schooner vs.. J.. Robertson. Portland.
Barge Majestic. Ailyus Point
SAILED.
Br steamship Aldorley Liverpool
Br. steamship SardiEana Prince. Ant
werp
Barge Knickerbocker. Boston.
Barge Quinucbaue Now Haven.
Barge CITY OF Atlanta providence.
Barge Coal King. New York.