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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
BEDFORD,s sPRY OLD FOLKS.
Christmas Celebrated by One of Them
with the Marriage Ceremony.

BEDFORD SPRINGS, VA. Jan. IL
Special.-Mr William J. Robinson. one OF
tho substantial citizens OF this sec
ton. celebrated Christmas by leading to
tho hvmeneaI halter Mrs Nirginius Light
Mr.. Robinson has passed the three-score-
and-ten mark and, II Is presumed. knows
what he is about. May he find the matri-
monial yoke easy. as his burden Is Light.
saw in this village a few days ago
Mr. Andrew Bryan. now over ninety
years Of age. He was stepping about like
a boy and bids fair TO celebrate his CEN
tcnnial.
Mr.. Robert Hunter and Mr.. Stephen
Hicks. living near here. were born ninety
two years ago. and are still able TO re-
spond when the dinner bell rings.
Aunt Ellen Payne" about whom |
once wrote YOU. and who claims TO be one
hundred and fifteen years OF age is still
"scufling about" and the only worry
she seems 10 have is to keep her pipe
supplied with barker
Most Of our citizens took advantage Of
the late cold snap and secured a supply
OF ice Mr. Mahen. at the Springs. who
has a house OF mammoth PROPORTIONS
failed 10 get any. his pond falling TO
come 20 time He hopes to have another
chance before the winter is over. Should
he be disappointed he has considerable
oil Ice TO fall back on.
The death Of Mr. ". G. Meredith during
Christmas week cast a damper over the
entire community. Mr.. Meredith was in
iurcd in "a railroad wreck on the morning
~ the 18th Of December. lie was a man
Of fine character and his death IS uni
vorsally regretted.
Farmers are taking advantage Of good
VIZ. f.F
with their work.
The discussion Of free coinage" (for
the time being. az least) has been aban-
d1ncd
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prrrRsBURG WIN oELEBRArE.
Veterans and soldiery to Parade-'Amp-
Fire and Addresses.

PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. Especial.
4 f. lin Camp OF Confederate veterans
of this city. will leave here tomorrow
night for Iynchburg. 10 attend the meet
ing of the Advisory Council OF the Grand
Camp to be held I'm that city on next
Thursday to pass on the verdict or inc
Investigating Committee in the case OF
Colonel J. y. Stubs the Commander OF
the Grand Camp. General Suth Boiling
the Commander Of the Lunenburg Camp
Of Confederate Veterans, will also attend.
The ninety-hrst birthday OF General Lee
will be observed here by the closing or
the banks and public schools. In the ar
tern0On there will be a parade OF \. J.
Hi Camp, the Petersburg Greys and \.
=. Hi Rifles Al night. at the hall OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, an
address will be delivered before the
camp by Captain William G. white,
who was n high officer on the Confederate
States Ship Shenandoah" who will give
a sketch of the cruise of tho snip. Other
addresses will be made by Colonel j. r..
Fitzgerald. Of Farmville, and Rev. j..
William Jones. ID. ID. After the address,
es the camp and their invited guests will
march TO the hall Of the camp where
there will be banquet
Judge h. j. Epes. of the County Court
OF Dinwiddie, has appointed Major Henry
Lovett supervisor OF NamoZine District,
Dlnwlddie county. 10 succeed Hon. r. T.
Clark. who IS now n member Of the Leg
islature
Vhc revival services at Washington
Street and West-Street Methodist Eplsco-
pal churches. which have been held for
the past week or more, are being largely
attended The services at West-Street
church will be conducted this week by
Rev. Mr.. Guycr. OF Richmond. There
were three conversions al this church
last night.
Some days ago two negro convicts
named Robert Brown and James Glenn
ents, made their escape from n cooperage
near the state farm and have been at
large ever since. To-day an officer from
Goochland county arrived here IN search
of the fugitives. but he has been unable
to ascertain anything concerning them
Mr.. r. III. Hood. engineer and cOntrac-
tor OF New York, IS here to see II he can
ontract for 1000 yards of granite spalls
Mr.. Hood has a contract for considerable
work at Hampton and Fortress Monroe
4 friend OF Willis Gillian. negro who
keeps bar-rOOm on Old street. informed
him last night that he had heard three
negroes planning TO break into his place
OF business. Gillian with two or three
other negroes kept n lookout for the
wOuld-be burglars who made their ap-
pearance about o'clock this morning
when they were fired upon with pistols.
II is not known whether or not the
negroes were struck
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pointing cables, heavy increase In Brad
streets visible and liquidation. closing
Nc net lower; January. sS}Sc.; May
closed at 337Sc.
OATs-spot duh: No. .. rsllc. Options
dull and nominal. closing unchinged'
May. 2sikc.
BEEF-Stcady: short clear. $onio;
cut meats steady: picked bellies. 6fi6;
picked shoulders. Si'op'; do hams'
S7n725
LARD steady: western steamed s.;
May. $50 nominal. Refined steady
Continent. $500.
PoRK-Flrm: mess closed at s9.25@
$50. short clear, S9.75p11.1J; family SlVg
1850
BUTrER- Steady: western creamery,
1nkn20c.: do. factory. llml9c.; Elglhs.
@Oc.: imitation creamery. l#tllc. state
dairy. t3n1Sc.: do creamery. l4Hl9c.
ClfFE SE-Quict; large white, Septem-
her. SIC.
EGGS Steady: state and Pennsylvania.
22l 2iiac. western fresh, 22n2ic.
POTATOES Steady: New York. S2.5fi3
M2D: sweets. f}di
CoTToN-sEED OIT-steady; prime
crude. ig01aiLc.: do. yellow. 23H2ic.
PETROLEUM-Dull
ROsIN- steady: strained. common to
s2 TTRf fi.a1 j.',iF' at aria9lNc.
RICE-Qulct
MOLASSES- Quiet.
CABBAGE-Firm at $50.
CONTRIBUTIONS quiet. with ptlc'9
unchanged 10 = points higher. ruled OK
ceptionallv dull and featurelcss, WITH
steady undertonc on heavy warehouse &c
nvcries on-sotting large receipts ~ hio
and Santos. absolutely no outside spccu-
lation. closed steady net unchanged 10
> points net advance. April. Sjs0H5.s'.
Spot coffec-Rio steady. No. invoice.
sic. No. 7 iobbing. CSC; mild quiet
COrdOva. Si3n1Jc.
SI-GAR-Raw strong: fair refining,
3s.c.: centrifugal. 90 test &C. feined
steady
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and artistic spread The North gave with
the South TO this bounteous board, ana
the orient We'd with the occident In law
ishlng its dalntes there.
Among the strikingly unique features OF
the table setting were the beautiful pie
lures formed by several gigantic carp
frozen I'm a single block OF glistening lee
nj one end Of the table, and az the other
a charming array OF crimson carnations
i'm Ike frigid surrounding.
The table was truly scene dc resist
ance. and those present ovinced appre-
citation by not resisting
The house was throughout garlanded
with festal green. and encOmpassed by
such sumptuous taste II is little wonder
that the evening passed was most en-
iOyable.
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Delightful Entertainment.

The entertainment at 81. Mary's Hall
last night was a decided success. A large
audience was present and all enjoyed the
interesting programme very much. The
Christopher Columbus Orchestra opened
the evening. Messrs. Wayburn and
BOschen made a great hit with some fun
ny songs and sayings. They were &C.
companed by Mr.. Nathan Nelson
The club swinging OF Mr.. John Martin
was very entertaining. This number was
followed by a soprano solo. "A Song OF
Seasons by Hawley IL was most adj
mirably sung by Miss Annie Tremer. who
responded TO hearty encore with Il
Love You Now" by X. NJ Suits.
Prof. Charles +. Mutter was the accom-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Az 1LERT WaTCHMdN.
The Goodness Of Mr.. j. &. Robinson Pre-
vents "A Probable Burglary.

The GOODNESS Of Private Waterman ].
O Robinson undoubtedly prevented the
burglary Of Mr.. j. A. Heislers estab-
lishment No 1924 east Cary street, about
10 O'Clock last evening.
Mr. Robinson was attending 10 his du-
ties at that hour, and his attention was
attracted to the actions OF two men.
one OF whom was white. The negro was
busy trying a window shutter OF the
building, and the white man was trying
10 gain entrance through the door Mr.
Robinson drew his revolver as he APP
preached the men, and accosted them.
The pair Immediately took TO their
heels and escaped.
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The Pensioner j. Also in Jail for Inper
sonating Another Man.

NORFOLK. va Jan. 1-SpeciaI.-
James r.. DIVER, notary public. has
been arrested and jailed on the charge
OF violating the pension law. II is al
legged that he charged Thomas West q
fee far i'm excess Of what the law allows
for prosecuting pension claim.
West is in jail upon the charge Of at
tempting TO secure pension by imp,r-
sOuatIug another man.
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MIR. FRANk,s dSSSTLANT.
Sent to Jail in Default of fine-Editor III
Al. III.

SCOTTsYILLE. VA. Jan. ESPECIAL
Saunders Wood, who attempted 10 ROB
Mr.. A. Frank. was found guilty Of carry
ing concealed weapons and nned so.
Being unable to pay the line. he was sent
TO jail. an,
Courier Is suffering with serious at
tack of neuralgia Of the heart.
Warrants are out for two OF the 'hes-
apeake and Ohio employes-yiz.. Mess,s.
Rruffey. a. freight conductor, and ANGEL.
extra operator. for assuming TWO negro
boys here alleged 10 have stolen MI.
Bruffeys lunch at Sabot.
II was a case OF mistaken Identity.
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cIIfcACn MARkET-

CHICAGO. Jan. 1S.-For tine third day
i'm succession wheat was iniiIfnced at
most entirely by Liverpool Tho sharp
advance I'm that market as a. result of am
unfavorabie Argentine and Asia news
caused am opening advance OF l4c. IN
May. and that advance was also shown NJ
the close a feature was the buying OF
July by the bull clique brokers ana an
advance of nc. i'm that option. Corn and
oats were dull. and closed shade lower.
Provisions made some advances. and mad
the best trade I'm a week
The leading futures ranged as iOuo"s'
nuam- IILuu. low. lLu-o.
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NEW YORK DKY GOODs MARkET-

NEW YORK, Jan 1S-There was less
activity I'm the dry goods district to-day
than yesterday The usual Tuesday
Quietude was noticeable. Cotton goods
continued duh boo al grades. The buyers
were slower TO take hold OF staple goods
and prints than was To be- expected under
the circumstances. II is beyond doubt
that there Us a tendency ON the part Of
buyers 10 underestimate the effects OF the
eastern strike. or at least they do not 30
Iove that thse effects will he speedy IN
local iobhing stores the trading was fairly
active. although mail orders were slow
and small.
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THE,rIMtSS RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY JANUARY 49, Z

for philadelphia.
Schooner G. Joscphen Townsend Light
for Baltimore.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JAN. Is, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomsc. Thompson. Norfolk.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Norfolk
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Judge Dicks Successor.

WINSTON, y. G., January ESPECIAL.
Tho lawyers Of Greensboro to-day sent
a petition 90 President Mckinley asking
him 10 appoint Judge Douglass to she
coed his father-in-iaw Judge Dick who
resigned the Federal Court Judgeship
Capt. Charles Price OF Salisbury. cn-
other candidate for the place. is said 10
have the endorsement Of Chief Justice
Fuller. Judges Con, SimOnton and other
influential men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Richmond Wins at Whist.

The third whist team Of the Powhatan
club last evening met and defeated the
Suffolk Whist Club in a challenge game
by score Of - 20 ?.
There were three tables and at No.
Richmond won By ten points, at No.
suffolk won By two points. and at No.
Richmond won by i've points.
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plished accompanist. The recitation OF
Mr. Moses Sycle deserves noteworthy
mention. The rest OF the entertainment
consisted OF club swinging. haton-jug-
CLING. comic recitations etc, ana all par
Elephants acquitted themselves In very
creditable manner Mr. Joseph hensler.
who arranged the entertainment, des serves
great credit.
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NEW YORK. Jan. ls.-COTTON-Quiet;
m.ddhng. J,s. net receipts, 90 bales,
gross 300 bales, exports 10 Great Brl-
tain. 3,SJl bales; 10 France, 2.b23 bales,
10 the Continent. 1883 bales; forwarded,
Jg1 bales. sales, Lon bales, spnneTs Al
bales. stock, 133.s61 bales
Total to-day-Net receipts. 49OI1 bales,
exports 10 Great Britain, 1874 bales; TO
France. Sol bales. TO The Continent, H.
462 bales: stock, 1,3OJ.J9l bales.
COnsOIiuated-Net receipts. 151 G4G bales;
exports TO Great Britain. 45,33s bales. to
France, 9.526 bales. 10 the Continent. 3D.
OS7 bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
6.2O5. $3.50 bales: exports TO Great Britain.
2.2OL2s7 bales: TO France, Oh, 500 bales,
to Continent. .GJG. 500
Futures opened steady at the decline,
sales 121OO bales; January j.G1: Febru-
30: June, 90, July. 5.N2. August. j.s6;
September. j.S7. October. go.
Futures closed easy; sales. 113. 400
bales January. 5.6i, February, 5.GO'
March 5.G3: April 5.GS; May, 5.7l; June,
L7f. July. BIS; August. Isl. September.
5S3: october. 5.Si. November 5.s7.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1s-COTTON-
Futures easy: sales. J2.00o bales. Janu-
arv. . 20 bid: February. g. 1G0I1S. March.
J2i. April 5.2S0j@O. May. j.330j.34.
June 53Snj.40: July. J.4@NJ A. August.
3.4I1349; september, 5.52n'.73' October
5.55n5.57
LIVERPOOL. Jan. IS p. Moor
TON-SpOt. moderate demand prices
lower. American middling, fair. 1920
good middling. . 5-lG. middling. SIG,
low middlinR . 1-32 good ordinary, ~,
ordinary 23-32. Tho sales Of tho day
were 10000 bales Of which 100 were for
speculation and export. and included $500
American. Receipts. 1l.100 bales all
American.
r,and. and closed easy: American mid
dlinV m &C. January. S-f huvo~e'
January and February. . 1903 a-Gt
sellers: February and March. 3 7-Gi1f
sellers. April and Nav e-ci02 0-ei buv-
ers. MAY and Time. . N-ci@2 to-Gt. sell
org. June ana july. . 1O-ef@2 tt-G4 coll
ore. July and hurusf. 11-GsNH 1'-'f.
brvare. eoniotnher and October . r2-GA
eaiio~r. October ond Noven'ho~ 13-Gff'
NO. eouo-a. November ard December.
. 1904 sellers.
>-y-,,- wow. ppODr-c'- -''""" -''~'
NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-FLoUR-Firm
and fairly active on trade brands.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Steady q: sea
80.
ACCOMMODATIONS
CORNMEAI~-Dull.
RYE-Steady: No. >. iliac.
BARLEY-Quie feeding. Ai4c; harley
male steady.
WUEAT-Spot firm. No. red. ,l2.
options opened firm on bulllsh cable news,
and ruled quiet but firm all day, with
few reactions. supported by a moderate
export inquiry local covering. and small
offerings: closed i.nlc. net higher: NO
red January. closed at si.olh; May closed
al 93c.
CORN-spot steady; No. 2. 34ssc. OPP
tons opened steady with wheat. but soon
eased on under liberal receipts. disap-
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FlNANCEAND COMMERCE
MONEI.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
oscco EschsnRe-Internsl Revenue
Collections Foreign Advances

NEW YORK. Jan. is.-Priocs were
slaughtered m the afternoon trading on
nc STOCK Exchange to-day. especially
NnVSe properties, Including ivcat .flc,iva
nhes, Nmcn were most ucncntcd by the
market huoyancy YESTERDAY. Prices
opened with fractional appropriations IN
sympathy with London. when traded
moderately both ways. but was buying
HughtlN more than they sold. Large
operators were not very active in the
local market until the hate trading. There
appeared 90 hc general undeTtonc OF
strength in the early trdnsactiOns but
the temper gradually changed and runner
hongcrs were not idle. Among other e.
loits To dcprCss the market there was cir
cHiaicd am unfouudcd story that the
United States Minister To- Spain had
sought the protection OF the British En-
nassN ai Madrid. Rcalizations of profits
ny large interests aided the bear raid.
uncovcring stcp-loss orders. and the mar
kct closed az or near the lowest and very
weak Tho senate Finance Committees
approval Of tho resolution declaring for
ihe payment 81 Government bonds I'm
eNhcr gold or silver WAS used by traders
as boar card. The resolution presented
in tho House ir the form Of an amend
mont Tor the recognition az cuban bel
NfcirnDF was not known until near the
closing hour. in the general list the de-
c'nc from Tho high point ranged from ]
To points. but the net losses I'm most
cases were fractional. Easy money and
lthnfNnlo statements OF railway cdfNihES
bad little influence on prices
Tho bond market was well held. despite
OBI" heavy foundations ir tr' stock mar
kot Issues which have been "onspiou-
ous 700 thc dcclini"rs of i1to continued 20
.Ihrate worry violently. fetal sal"s. So SO
o." Government bonds showed some
h"sifancy with quotations for .hc IS
shaded
Tho total Gales ~ stock was $4,000
sharcr Including Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy, 9o $50. Manhattan elevated 90
ntg. Netronolifau Traction. e. 20I. MIS-
souri Pacific. G100. New York Central.
orlJ Northern Pacific. 292J0. do. pre-
forrcd. 1880. So Paul. 1T72l. Union Pa
pine. ~ ego. Chicago Great Western. 1@.-
$50. Sugars. 5t733. Tennessee Coal and
Iron $3.50
MONEY AND EXCHANGE on
CALI easy at 2U2i2 per cent last loan az
"i- Ucr cont. nrimc mercantile paper
-Hr per cent Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers oils an
fNff ass, for demand and az 4S2iANi 4N2N,
for sixty DAYS. posted rates, 4N4l"4N'
commercial bills. fSl&. silver certificates.
.c7 ass. bar silver. 5G7s. Mexican dollars
f-f. Government bonds irregular state
bonds Quiet. railroad bonds firm.
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WILMINGTON. y. c.. Jan. 1S.-SPlR-
IT'S OF TURPENTlNE-Stead at 81 laI
32c.: receipts. 1lJ casks.
ROSIN-Firm at SllJHL20; receipts, go
barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Stea at
81 4Oa1gO: receipts. / barrel.
TAR-Firm at SlOJ; receipts, $40 bar
rcls.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Jan. 1S.-TUR-
PENTINE-Fi al BIC; sales, none.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged: sales.
none.
SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 1S.-SPIRITS
or TURPENTINE-Fi at 32c.; re-
ceipts go casks; sales. none.
ROSTN- Firm: sales. 2G9j barrels. re-
ceipts. 5S13 barrels. A, y. q. ID. $40;
f. =. Sf2J. G.. 81 80. II. Sl.70. ]. $50. Is.
$40: VI. s.: y. 500. window glass. 500;
water white, Soc.
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pr. UINSTON'S mn.
His County Opposes His Good Roads Meas

HANOVER c. IT,. VA. Jan. 1S-Spe-
ciaL-The Board of Supervisors Of Han
over county to-day entered a unanimous
protest against the good roads bill recent
ly introduced by Dr. Il. J.. Winston in
the House Of Delegates. a mass meeting
has been called TO meet at Hanover
Courthouse tomorrow 10 further Instruct
Or. Winston in regard 10 the bill.
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Handsome Residence Burned.

LYNCHBuRG. VA. Jan. ESPECIAL
The handsome brick residence OF Mr..
Charles r.. Harris, near Nellys Ford. In
Nelson county, was entirely destroyed
by fre. last night
When discovered the IRE was so far adj
vamced that nothing could be saved Tho
place was one OF Nelson's old and sub
stantial homes.
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She Makes Her Trip ia the Tow of q
Iup-

NORFOLK. VA. Jan 10 peclal-As
the steamer Louise OF the Chesapeake and
ohio Railway Company was about 10
start ON her way 10 Newport News this
VclOplng the vessel i'm steam. She had 10
put back. but made her trips by being
tOwcd over and back by a tug. There WIS
very little excitement among the passcn-
gers and no one was injured.
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Prominent Farmer Stricken

LURAY, VA. Jan. Especial. Jonah
Warner. "a prominent farmer near Bios
scrVille. this county, was stricken with
paralysis this morning and lies critically
81 at his home with but little prospect
Of recovery
lie is elghty-three years OF age.
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To Cure Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL IL fail
TO cure. 25c The genuine has l.. ID. o.
on each tablet
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Child Terribly Scalded.

ASHLAND, VA. Jan. ESPECIAL The
infant child of Mrs. Winfrey Jetcr. of
Cincinnati. who is visiting her sister. Mrs.
IT, Il. Elicit. pulled over a vessel hlled
with boiling water on itself to-day and
was terribly scalded about the legs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19

The Washington Hotel. on Capitol
street. opposite Capitol Square. yester-
day closed its doors. Lack OF patronage
was the direct cause or the lessees taking
this steD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
HAITINlnRE NIARkET
IIN IT TW|TlTl NNTIIN =
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1s.-FLOUR-Inac-

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1s.-FLOUR-Inac-
tive.
WHEAT-Dull. spot, month and Febru-
airy, g7097Ac.; May, Ii2u1Flc; steamer
so. - red. 9Ia, 032'~c. Southern wheat. by
sample. 93UgSc.. do. ON grade 93u3ii2c.
CORN Dull. spot. month and February,
- tU32-c.. steamer mixed, @>njoac.
southern white corn. .9H3ic.. DO. yellow,
2J033c.
OATS Quiet but firm: 40. . white,
2glgN3Oc.. 30 . mixed, -Nc.
RYE Steady. No. nearby. '-i-c.i no.
. western. J34 uJ3i4c.
HAY Steady. choice timothy. Sl3.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Nery quiet and
easy. steam 90 Liverpool. per bushel. Bod.
January. Cork for orders. per quarter,
3s Cd January. 3s go. February.
SUGAR Strong ana unchanged.
BUTTER AND EGGS-Quiet ana un-
changed.
CHEESE-Stc and unchanged.
WIISNY-Unchangc
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Cash puofatl0rs were ass follows. Flour
steadier: No. . yellow corn. 2GHH21c.;
No. spring wheat. S70S7iac.; No. 3
spring wheat S0n9ic: No. . red. "2r"
g3c. No. corn, 2Ga027c.; No . oats.
DC: No . white. T. %. b.. 2li4c.; No. .
white. f. o. b.. 2i02i#c.; No. . rye. 4lAic.;
No barley. 21ilN3Hc.. No. ] fax seed.
S12O01 -. prime timothy seed, $40;
mess pork. per barrel S935H9.40: lard.
per 100 pounds. S5.G50iG7is. short rib
sides 0oose Sf52iI01S2ia; dry salted
shoulders loWcdl. A.7JWJ. short clear
sides OoxcD. Sf75Tj. whisky. distillors'
finished goods per gallon. S11o: sugars
unchanged. butter steady. creamery ia
1Ic. dairy. l1N17c. cheese quiet at $40
Siac.: eggs steady. fresh, 20c
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JWMN [. WILLIAMS & SON,
BANKERS.
1000 EAST MAIN STREET.

State Bonds. city Bonds. Bank Stocks.
and other high-grade Investment Securi
LETTERS or CREDIT furnished avail
able in all parts Of the world. seq
ties bought and sold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
January ~. 1898.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY IS
ls9S.-ARRINED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Kelly. merchan-
disc and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Company. from Norfolk.
SAILING.
Steamer Winyah. Simmons. Clyde Line,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
The ,Je6erson Hotel

Barber Shop is the most complete estab-
lishment OF IT'S kind In this section. Best
work at city prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va, Jan. Is. 1855.
NoRFOLK pEANrT MARKET.
TIE CoTToN MARKETS

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 1S-PEANUTS-
Fancy, ne, stucuy prime. -igc. PRIME
LlaC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19

Mrs. J. Willard Craig. Jr., will be at
home to her friends to-day from : =
I =. III --...-....A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Closing out every part and parcel OF THIS
stock. Everything reduced In price except where
contracts forbid.

Ladies' Upwards of a thousand
S,mrIe pairs of Ladies Shoes,
c."p. the samples of a most
o"oe'' prominent factory, are
here awaiting purchasers. While
these shoes are made up to sell at
s. and $3.50, the samples are
made up in such a superior man
ner as TO raise their value fully so
cents pair, There are probably
twenty different styles of lasts and
toes. but they are in only two
sizes of lasts-B and {. If you
can wear these widths the greatest
shoe bargain of the CEN EJJO
fury will be yours at.
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WOrsted
Dress
Goods.

fiftv cent fabrics and not III the
least hurt, but they are dark colors
and our new store will open for
spring, The sale is to be held in
the main aisle and the scissors
will be clipping lively at ,OC
the price-per yard.......... %S~