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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
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40 2ll9 Darien street. which lasted until
ln O'Clock last night. At that hour the
last WAS seen 0t tho couple until this
morning. when 3d. milkmau came along
and rang the door-0eu
D0n4huc went Co the door. anriehted
and hasgard. and asked the mIlkman 10
go for his sister. saying his wife was DID.
When Donahue's sister reached the house
She found Mrs. Donahue dead. Her face
was black. her head was cut. aud bloody
marks were ON her neck.
Tile police do not believe the husband
is in ANY way responsible for his bride
"taln. lAty believe th1t the young WOO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
BRYAN on Nj. Atlanta Speech.

In letter 70 Hugh @. Middleton, Of Au-
gusta. Ga. William J. Bryan replies TO
those critics who have spoken or his re-
cent lecture IN Atlanta as a failure from
a popular point Of Wow. Mr.. Bryan says
IN part,
81 fear that It will be impossible 10 pre-
vent some disappointment among those
who listen because a man IS judged by
his best efforts, and these are drawn out
By great occasions Great occasions 70
not come every day. and they cannot
be manufactured A speech should be
judged by the circumstances which sur
round II and By the purpose FOR which II
is made. Ny Atlanta lecture, II delivered
before the Chicago Convention. would
have been failure. but no more SO 10
my judgment than my convention speech
would have been had / delivered II as a
lecture before my Atlanta audience.
AT Chicago my object was 10 answer
the arguments which had been brought
against our platform ana 10 impress upon
the delegate tho righteousness or our
cause. At Atlanta ! desired TO present as
clearly and precisely as possible few
suggestions iu regard 20 gOyernment-its
uses and abuses. 10 was far more anN-
ious 10 convince the audience that they
should study and act intelligently upon
public questions than 10 convince them OF
the oratorical ability Of the one who ad-
dressed them.
THE political friendships which | have
formed have as a rule been with those
who agree with me IN purpose rather
than those who praise the manner OF my
speeches. I may be al fault IN not Civ
ing more attention 10 ornamentation but
each one has his ideals. The highest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
EANCE ANDCOMMERCE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
Ill MONEY.
,o.r,,cs and Sales ut the Richmond To-
bacco Ixchangc-1nternai Revenue
Observation-Disclosures Advances.

,,.t..... ,.,,
NEW YORK, Jan. lt-bufln ness va"
moro active az the stock tNch.Hbe no t"
dav than for long imc paa' -"
sales for the two hours OF trading dc"'n,n
the large total OF DOS s'2 shares. int a. ..
fivifv was accompanied by neciocelF
higher range Of prices. ana, taken aito-
ecthor. % more cheerful tone .,N"i.cD
I'm financial and stock c,I,i'.' Inc
vival Of speculative iul,l My 80, "
principally 60 the mhtnlN,tNl snow
made hv the Bureau OF STATISTICS OF lhe
condition of the country $ lntcrnauona
tradc Tor the past year FOR ihr pciinn
named the excess OF exports over I'M
norris aggregated SGD BE-. ISL. tho largest
total I'm twenty years. The steady ln-
crease in the amount N net gold ncld hF
Tho Treasury Department. the total stand
ing az over one hundred and forty millions
AZ The commencement OF business to-day
together with tho great ease I'm money
in tho local market were also favor W.
factors. Another bun argument WIS i.e
announcement 10y Senator sherman or pm.
acceptance Of the portfoho OF 80
Of state. ana the statement lNal
United states should not interior I'D 9.e
Cuban trouble. lu some quarter ..
was looked upon as a. stronf lnni.al.3.n
81 the incoming administration s. "lNl.r.
toward Spain A further gain in re
hank reserve stimulated buy ing pm we
closing trading. Tho incfrA, c lh i1.i.c
amounted 90 SS1Si 07j. and the oank,
now hold S52.O0525 in excess or I,s,i
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srlHolED rlGHrnEorrYhD.


''t' tN %" 'N'T To i't'"ffi 0io'h held by
the Pooling Committee.
BALTIMORE. MD. Jam. ia ropleyin
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. 1G-FLOUR-
Winter patent. - 7jd495; do. fancy. Si.25
WHEAT Nominal: No. rcd. 02d92i &C..
CORN Steady. No = mixed, 2@l-c.. 40.
. white. mixed De.
OATS-S Steady. rejected mixed. nc.
PORK Clear family. $50, clear butt,
$3.50. clear back. $50
LARD-Kcttlc. Si37; prime steam.
DRY SALTED MEATS - Shoulders.
81 90; short rib sides. Si21 short clear
sides. $40. clear bellies $40.
BACON-Loose shoulders 1925; loose
short rib Sides $3.50. loose short clear
sides. SfG2i5. loose clear bellies 500.
BUTTER Elgiu. Ole. OHIO and Indiana
creamery. 1JV1fc.
WHIEK I-Acfivo
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Wle.skeN5- or SSEfo0E

compliments paid mc, according 70 my
estimate of compliments, have been paid
by those who have been convinced by my
argument or who have been enabled 10
secure new arguments for their own use.
III my visit 90 Atlanta resulted in maxi
ing those present realize tho duties or
citizenship and awakened in them
kccncr interest in the affairs Of govern
ment. my lecture was a. success. 10 would
have been a failure. no matter how much
OF applause I might have won. had / fall
ca 10 impress them with the great impor-
lance ~ the ideas which 1 discussed.
81 do not know how much lecturing 1
shall do. and / am quite inherent as TO
my relative position among those who
speak from the platform. but hope that
no friend Will Dee worried about any criti-
cism which may be- directed against me.
I expect TO stand or fan In public ostima-
ton according to my ideas. not according
20 my orat0ry."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-The weekly
statement of the Associated Banks shows
the following changes:
Reserve. increase ...............So.l Isl Us'
Loans. increase ............ssss. -,'','W
Specie. increase ........'.'.''' u ~,
Legal tenders, Increase ........' 1'1S'' ,''o
Deposits. increase ..............' V.too' ~
Circulation. decrease .....-...... ln".'V"
The banks now hold SJ-W9O-o IN tA-
cess OF legal requirements
The New York Finaucicr says TINS
week.
New York is now the cheapest money
centre in the world. and the statement
made hy the clearinghouse banks Tor
the week ending January 10th. showing
further increase In the surplus reserves
Of the banks 10 the amount Of SS.lSlO4J,
~ an indication that it Will remain so
Tor an indefinite period. Up 10 the lst
Of the present year the New YORK bank
ers reported a steady expansion I'm loans
the Increase from November 9th 10 Janu-
airy % having been not less than Si9,UOu,-
900. Since January I'd. however, the
loans OF tho banks have increased only
$4,000. or practically nothing. while de-
pOsits IL the TWO weeks have expanded
10 the total Of S2GOUuOuU This ace
emulation has been of no use 10 the
hanks. and shows why the loan market
has fallen OF so rapidly since January
I'd. the cash hOldlnsa of the banks having
risen 50 536 OOO. I'm other words the
deposits remain inactive lm the banks.
Ia view Of these facts. the efforts being
10 a minimum interest rate OF % per cent.
appear 20 be useless although the slight
change in tho loan item Us evidence that
they have not abandoned the agreement
which 10 Is asserted that some of them
have made. The statement ls interesting
especially as relating TO purchases of
sterling bills. The advance Boa sterling
is now narrowing the pront 90 "a small
figure. and while the low money rates
of themselves favor an advance. the
heavy foreign trade balances reported
for the month and the year DO not cn-
coursge the elief that exchange Will rise
TO a gold exporting point The invest
ncrts nude Ia foreign bills. tho carrying
OF which Is really lending money 10 Eu-
rome stands 10 lose. therefore. quite as
mich a. 10 cain In the meantime what
10 90 with tho heavy surplus carried 10y
the New York hanks IS serious prob
lem. Surface indications now favor an
advance IN stock prices. ana as low money
will stimulate buying and industry in
general. n Is not unreasonable 10 say
mat the heavy surplus will be absorbed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

nALTIMnRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. lG.-FLOUR-
Quiet.
WHEAT-Firm: spot. 9iflc. bid May
$50 Nssi4c.. southern. by sample. g2HJ,c..
do. On grade s1ng2c.
CORN-Easv. spot and January, .T-
N27c.: February. 2Io2flsc March. %
arse. April. 2-su2Siac.. steamer mi 500,
2i5~N2Sc.. southern white. -@i-N -ti-c.i
do. yellow. 22021ilc.
OATS-Sfcadv. So. . white, 2lt-1c.;
No - mixed 21u9yc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

NEW YORK. Jan 1G.-The week has
closed very quietly to-day in al depart
mouts Of the dry goods market. General
business continues disappointing. but -fill
taking the week through there has u.en
some Improvement over several weeks
Immediately preceding foo the market hero
at first hands and a most decided "Xpan-
sion of buying of print cloth goods at
FAN River Tho local i0bhInc tradc ro-
ports fair business Tor tine week. and roe
ports from other jObbiug centres are
mostly satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

easy: common 10 extra steers. S3'Dn '..V,
stockers and feeders, S31O4i 10; COWS
and bulls Si7j0A1J: calves, SJ.JoHO.vV'
Texans. S35ON42J.
HOGs-kecaipts, 1900 head; market
weak and 5uiOc. lower: heavy packing
and shipping lots. 81 1JN32O. common TO
choice mixed. $1,000 .O7ia. choice assort-
ed. 50 iOg3.JO: light. $33On3.5O, pigs, $40
M3.f5
Others quiet and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Jan l6.-Pat-
rick Donahue who was married Thurs
day afternoon az / o'clock. was arrested
next day. charged with numbering his
wife.
a reception was given at their home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. 1G. 1897.
ARRIVED.
Br. steamship Shenandoah. Liverpool.
German steamship Pisa. Hamburg.
Ger. steamship Ludwig. Sew York
Ger. steamship Australia, New Orleans.
SAILED.
Ger. steamship Australia Bremen.
Ger. steamship Nrslua. Landskroua.
Barge Independent Boston.
Barge KOndOut Sew York.
Schooner TwOhy Portland
Schooner Mary Curtis. Charleston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

LONDON. Jeu 1G.-Bar silver,
90 1-fGd consols. 112 l-l6 Tor money
and H. SIG for the account.
PARIS. Jan. 1C-3 j.. M-Thrce per
cent rentes iO2 francs and % centimes
for the account
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Heinrich'S stock Of
Finest Ribbons.

Only the very best makes Of heaviest All
silk Ribbons.
Ribbons .......... lEsC
=, Heinrich's 2jc. Ali-Suk MORE To-
Ribbons lOc
beinfich's finest Satin Ribbons. in every
width. are to be sold out at like prices.
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bonds
pATT1,1Opr sTOCR MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. l6.-NirEinia
a.e now Tai. asked. DO Century. Gli .lt
81. Baltimore and Ohio 9oi n3lia, North
crn Central So. Baltimore and ONO
Southwestern trsts. ltV's asked, Gas
stock. g.. do. bonds. Js. 1915.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
HeinriCh's stock Of
White Goods

comprise the finest qualities of tuckings.
cambrics. Organizes, etc.
Henrch's beautiful Check Muslin. SIC,
Hoinrich's SC. Check Muslin, 4jsc.
Heinrich's ~ pc. Dimities. $50.
Heinrich's $3.50 English Long Cloth,
: l. ID piece.
Heinrch's SOC. 2-yard-wide White Organ
dies. 25c.
Heinrch's ~ &c. widest Apron Lawns.
CSC.
Finer White Goods in lots too small to
advertise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
Heiurich's stock Of
CorSctS.

Heinrich's - p D. Corsets. %.
Heinrichs $3.50 and g z. d. Corsets,
$50.
An of Heinrich's 81 Corsets-R. e G., c.
b., J. b.. Dr. Warmers, at choice OF 5Oc.
Many other makes at same prices in small
quantities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

IlIN. A'aOt lila. ! 1000. 10 ~ TT Ia
1hc buying of wheat to-day was prln-
cinally To- cover shorts hut ~ was preton-
tious enough to- communicate quite IT.
tle nimucss TO the market Above the
calls there was press Of wheat against
those privileges To check the advance.
May wheat opened from SO4c. 10 SOisc D,
advanced 20 SlNS1-c.. closing at sO13c
Hic. hieEcr than Yesterday Cash wheat
was finn and iaNaic higher.
CORN strength of wheat impaired
some hfmncss 10 corn but trade showed
no imrION tmeut Business was lfelcss
and little or no interest In the action
OF the market Was cNinccd. East-bound
rates on corn were reduced from 20 TO
Toe. last night that having tendency
to steady prices for this grain. The
wet weather was. likewise. something
opened at 24'-N2fatc., sold at 2f& l245sc..
closing at 2iisc.-isc. higher than yester-
day Cash corn was firm. with no par
ticular change in prices quotablc.
OATS Derived benefit from tho inn
proNemcut elsewhere prevailing. Mod
Cratcly good trading az intervals took
place. May oats closed lsul4c. higher
than Yesterday cash oats were firm.
Trading was az steady prices, with %
shade better nominally quotable at the
close.
pRONISIONS-Uea arrivals Of hogs
than estimated lower prices for them.
and tho prospect of an Overwhelming run
on Monday deprived product OF every
prctencc OF lrmncss at the opening. Trad
ing was moderate. and there was no
feature OF interest. The Improvement
IN wheat extended aid 10 product later.
and prices then rallied. At the close
Nav pork was "a shade higher than yes
terday. May lard and ribs unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
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lIeinrich'S stock OF
Real Shell Ornaments,
Real Shell Combs,

costing Sl.5O to $3.50, and to DO sold from
IS 10 $780,
Half prices also 10 Pins, Daggers, Side
and Back Combs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

10 n large extent In domestic expansion.
Is this proves true. the United states
will enter upon an era OF prosperity our
ing the coming spring which has not
been cquallcd since tho early ninetics.
The statement In It's other items. shows
only changes which arc incident TO the
conditions already mentioned. The loan
expansion WAS SzS3.OUp. the cash increase
SlO.J1S. 100. and deposits increase S9.3is.-
100 The banks are wiping out extra
circulation as fast as possible, ana the
reduction was Sigh 900 for the week. or
reduction OF over S2.OOO,Occ sipcs S"V"V',
Der.
Comparative statement:
Jan. 10. %. Jan. Is, '9G. Jan IT, 10.
''''' si9i. 3o9. 200 Si5395s 200 $4,000
''''''' 77.s2i. 300 7s.G1o5oo 71o55.3oo
Legal tenders 100 oe- no
1861. 500 Sl.s36.OOD lOo'Vo'''vV
Net deposit ..,.. -.o ooo ooo
so .5s6. 300 432, 3u5,NpV 90" V%''VV
~"0''''i ~ 7ts 900 13.923.4OO 1l.i12. 900
lo'"' r fqi islo.fOo $50 4iG.5OO 16sOfo.sOO
Reserve required o...o-o ,,o--- -.,-
3g3iG.j7s 123lo.@D 14V0'o,f-1
Excess OF reserve ...- --. 80, a. 49,
2112.J25 ''-al''''O %''ao''V')
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Heinrich'S stock OF
Art Linens,

including stamped, plainand finished pieces
of every character of finest qualities only,
including things that were carried IN stock
bv no other store in town are here waiting
you at great sacrifice prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

Mud pies baked in the sun are about
as paltable az badly baked crackers
made from vile materials The Fox
Crackers arc digesthle delicious rich
pure. and paltahle. Look FOR FOX" Oh
the box before you give your order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
lleinrich's stock Of
HandkcrchicfS.

All Of Heinrich's soc. Embroid-
cred Handkerchief. ...............
All Of Heinrich's 20c. and 25c.
Hem-titched and Fancy Linen aud
Embroidered Handkerchlets.
All of Heinrich's r. l.. and lie.
Uaudkerchiels. including pure linen
and embroidered stufls, at choice
of........... 800. .............
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

NEW YORK, Jan. 1G.-COTTON-Quiet
middnng 1lc: net and gross receipts.
1000 bales. forwarded. % bales; sales. -
bales. spinncrs, 81 bales STOCK -lof
Total to-day-Net receipts. 251G0 bales.
exports TO Great Britain. 23.sOO bales.
continent, 9117 bales; stock, l,lVfoi1
bales.
Total since September 1st-Not receipts.
d Or -aS bales. exports 20 Or .at Britain,
2142.SO3 lalos France. 4C3O52 bales, con-
tnent 1234 1876 bales; channel. o.iel
The total visible supply Of cotton for
the world IS 4 1850 bales. of which
@ ~lg1S1 bales are American. against
4OG5OO2 bales and BOZ N2 bales. icspe,
lively. last year, receipts OF cotton inns
week no all interior towns N2.3i2 bales.
receipts from the plantations, lt'.uuJ
bales. crop iu sight G.G6l353 bales.
LIVERPOOL JAN 1G-l2.3O =. NJ
COTTON Demand moderate and prices
easier. American middnng. 3 3l-@2d.;
sales 500 bales. all American, spccuid-
tou and export 800 n1less receipts. - "W
bales American. 10000 bales. Futures
opened quiet and demand moderate
American middnng. low middliue clause.
January. % 59-Oid.. january and Fehru-
AIRY February and March. March ana
April and April and May. 5s-Oid.; May
and june J9-6id.. june ana July ana
July and August. g GO-Gfd.. August and
September. 59-Gld. Futures quiet
Spot prices: American midding. fair.
4 13-32d., good midiliue sgd; low
3 23-82i: ordinary. 3 1880.
u. M-AmcriCan middlng, 3l--2d
January. @ 5S-Gid.. January and Feb
ruary. February and March. March and
April 51-Giu3 5S-6il.. April and May,
g 5S-Gfd.. May and juno. 5N-6ld., june
and July g l1-0id.; July ana August,
g 5l-Gfu3 G0-Gid., August and september.
5N-Gid, value. September and October
% 53-Gtd., value; October and November
. .Il-it4l.. value. Futures closed quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
Heinrich's stock Of
Dress trimmings

was the most extensive in this city. We
have entire assortment here from which
you may pick at the smallest prices ever
known.
Fine Pearl and Jet Garnitures.
inc Jet Edges.
Pine Jet Glmps.
Fine silk Bralds, Cords and Gimps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
Heinrich's stock of
Fine Pocket Books.

comprising mems and ladies' Pocket Books.
Card Cases, Purses. Cigar Cases. Cigarette
Case. Writing Tablets. ranging IN price
from 2jc. 20 IS, will be terribly sacrificed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
Heinrich's stock of
Art Embroidery
Materials

comprising most extensive assortment Of
every necessary and scarce article of en-
brolderers, Crocheters, tor any kind Of
fancy workers. OF finest qualities only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
lIeinrich'S stock of
Kid Gloves

comprise the very best kinds.
Heinrichs - Irefousse Gloves, nc.
Helnuchs { / Pique Kid Gloves. jqc.
heinrichs . French Kid Gloves, SOC.
Heinrichs Chiidren's Il 4-butten and
j-hoOk Kid Gloves, 50c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

Twenty-Five per cont. or o1 a'l Winter
Black shoes for ladies an1 gentlemen.
Ladies and grntlemon's 80 Cork sole
shoes for 81. an 81 Shoes SO. AN $3.50
Shoes. 500: all s. Shoes $685. az
THB MODEL SHOE STORE.
6n1 Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
Heinrich's stock OF
LaCcs and Bmbroidcries.

Fine Orentals. Chantiily. Torchon, Val
encinnes. in daintiest patterns and most
exquisite qualities. and which are IN TOO
large an assortment and too small quantities
10 enumerate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

Truth needs but few words for iu-
stance FONS -Four Y Square Wafer
Crackers are the best Favored and most
wholesome crackers That ever came from
"a bakers oven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
Heinrich'S stock Of
Umbrellas,

costing from Z 10 8. 70 each. will comprise
the greatest bargains It has ever been your
opportunity to buy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
Tammany's Financial Backcr.

The Tammany Wiskinskie, or collector of
the sinews of war, has resigned, rather
prematurely, perhaps. Tammany Is poor,
IL not honest, but should some of the weak
kneed but heavy. pocketed gold Demo.
Gratis come back to the Wigwam and con-
sent to be phlebotomized again, flush times
might Tighten up East Fourteenth street
for a few weeks and commissions gladden.
the heart of the patient Wiskinskie. In Its
wa against the plutocrats, Tammany must
look to them for supplies.
Still, Wiskinskies and strong boxes are
not indispensable to Tammany this year.
1t has an ally in the field, an ally sagging
with wealth and eager to get rid of the
same. The Citizens Union Is the best of
s%penders. 1t is recognized by the cynics of
local politics as an "easy mark" 1t has
scattered and is scattering thousands of
ollar in the hope of beating the Republi,
party in the city of New York.
1t would be a pleasure to Tammany to
get hold Of some campaign money again,
but for all practical purposes the Citizens
Union campaign fund is a Tammany fund.
The GIFTS SOW and SHEEHAN reaps.