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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

- o-a 200 bales. The stock in New YORK war; war,
ol,ses is $4,000 bales. against 10000 last sas
n1,a srot market Is dull az unchanged pnn.
i,iddng uplnnds.7 5-if; sales. d5 tales. r,arv
.t;ons in futures today 100 bales. y o. oe, Nav
-afGsi: March 6.Stcd.Sj; April b.tleo.yy, ~. An
eea.s7O5. June, 7.iieIl5; July. 1'Zte i1-ctober,
,,ust. 133aI3i: September, 1.i3@H4i'
ss581.53, November. ,.Gie7.62
PRODUCE. Am,
Flour dull and weak: Mnnesots Va ee indies;
n : -: city mill extras. si.f1e5j0 ior "eS'
surer s2.SlaJfj: fine. { l.iJs5 ID, .o5 stronx
Wheat opened strong and continue. as ,ver,
throughout the day st the clo3e - D red win
mn Sc. Receipts. 1880 bushels. ~ : OILS.
tar sL0Jtsa i.n6 cash; ti)i4, eur N"''
March; si.Oila. April; SL03A.. NAV .h-onghout.
corn firm and continued frin , ~ bmshels;
.io.inr i.c. higher. Receipts. iO5.'3y Feb
shipments. 1870 No. mixed oZ-;i. sas G May.
yi,.ry. size. March: 5lilc.. Aprh, E ,sbeis:
Oats dull but stea IL. Receipts n'1. o.,
shlpments. 1.Ipi bushels 20. lal-i5c Nav.
cssn: 3,llc February: S7c March' 81 49, r,.,sbed.
Sugar-Rehned. firm; cut loal anu
sGJsc.: graduated, ia44c. =. pfo cargOes,
Cotfee-SpOt lots steady; ialr Hio
10 Pork dull; new mess so.75,sioI5 -: sssa for
Lard quiet; sG17 for February e
March. . ,-,r;ed for the day,
ruling quiet and generally stehusi I'm bsd a
ii,I'I,.3-e the latter machines hos.n ne a,
slow inquiry; strained, S4.-''
Siiee-Lne certificates dull but stesag; SF FeS'
IN oto barrels AZ Cen olidated ExcnhnsiI o,sest
rnarv. opening 60c.; highest v'7R'''
nc: closing 00l6c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

NEW YonK. Feb. G-Messrs. Hubbard. Price L
Co.'S circular to-day SAYS: The statistical
position as made up by this mornings throni-
Gle shows tho total amount OF crop IN slsht
7,3l32i2 against s.f5j.0si last year; the planta-
ton movement l55.5sO against lJI.tto last year.
excess OF visible supply. l02. Sy2. lhese ilgures
were too much for Liverpool ana that market
dropped some 5-ss for futures. while spot quo
tatiOns wero reduced IS. mlddllns now being
quoted 20 3 i3l-6l Ter pound. The decline was
hardly fully reelected here. Opening prices
were from ~ points below YESTERDAY. By the
close nrecOyery had been established and the
final figures were within points OF last even
ing. Receipts for day promise 10 be % 90
against $500 last week and 1900 last year.
Mondays receipts at New Orleans are estimated
al 500 bales. CaDe5 from Liverpool reported
a general liquidation upon the Disguised bull
spectators and also EXPRESSED some fear Of
embarrassment, which IS surprising On
the constant decline IN tie market
a reaction IS certainly due. out VII! not come II
the moyom n is continued upon the scale OF
the past week Estimates or receipts AZ the
various ports next week vary widely and reflect
rather individual opinion than definite lnior-
Augusta. Ga. reads as follows: I'VE learn that
p carloads OF mules have this week been
shipped back into kentucky from Atlanta, q
significant fact OF the compulsory reduction IN
production. The movement of fertilizers by
railroads continues extremely hight and indi-
Gates consumption OF no more, than a
Gle in IFS weekly report OF the dry goods market
says: Print hiir cloths have ruled strong
throughout the week advancing l,ic. per yard.
6l.6i now being quoted at 31sc In May, - .
when middling cotton in New ork was quoted
at ist4c. the price OF print cloths for GA was
i-i6 less per ccnt.
Cotton future, s.etdy; receipts a. tue por.s
for the week will lie 27,O00 bales, against 2Op
last year The visible supply in the country. Is
now rs follows Al tho ports l.2!i,O00 bales,
Interior towns 607. 900, against $1,000 and $1,000
The total cropmovement since Sept. lst 10 7,slS.-
600 bales against 6955,000 rear ago. m increase
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Nh. Feb. 6-Flour steady and
UNCHANGED; receipts. l0,a55 barre. - ship
ments. $50 barrels; sales. l,l1j barrels. Mheat
strong; 40. . red spot. sl02i "a Oac.; teoru-
ary. slO9A81.o3; March, &l.034@l. 03le; May,
sl08l6el.053l; receipts, 25s7J bushels; ship
ments, 224ls bushels: stock. 76..s39 bushels;
~ es, 10000 bushels Southern wheat strong;
Fultz. 93c9sI.03, Longberry, NC lesiN Corn
siron1' mixed spot. 5J4@5ic,; tebrnary' 9,l's
5lc.; March 5O5zafot.c; April, 544c.; May, B c.
steamer mixed. ssle@ &C.; receipts ls'f5, ush-
els; shipments. 1929 bushels; stock lb,' -
bushels: sales. l3f000 hushcis; southern corn
firm: white, SEQ Soc: yellow, 4ifs49c. Oals urn;
No. white. Western, 5-t3 o3lc.; No lnl1eu
Western .7a3l19c.; receipts. 900 bushels stock
siOS9 bushels Rye Demand more active 40.
. ssl6@sgc.: stock $500 bushels. Lay quiet;
good 20 choice timothy, 1880 800. cram
freights dull snd unchanged. Cotton nominal;
middlng. slac. Provisions steady, active ana
unchanged. Butter steady. Eggs scarce and
firm al 21@2sc. Coffee strong; 40 cargoes,
fair, lic: No. Z, 1910. Sugar steady and nrin'
Copper steady; refined, lOt4c Whisky steady.
Peanuts I'm hanged.
Stocks-\ rginia consuls, 80 asked; Virginia
threes. 73,e asked: b. & o. stock, ei}ses5;
Northern Central stock, 6si5 asked; Il. o..
Southwestern frsts l02 asked; Il. d o. South
western first incomes. IS ask, d. +. a o. Sou h
western third incomes eelO consolidated Gas
bonds, IL bid; 90. stocks is9ss4s's-
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Nioznrt Nfusicale.

The attraction for Monday evening will be
the celebrated "Owde Musin Concert Com
panv." Musin has appeared before the Mo-
Fart audience before, the last appearance
being III May. 1889. The Mozart members
will be delighted at his reappearance or Mon
day. The company consists Of Divide Musin'
the violinist: Annie Louise Tanner Musin,
tie American nightingale: lnez Parmatei;
mezzo soprano; Roger Dupuy, tenor; Lml
Senger. basso; Eduard Scharf, pianist.
Programme: 1. Quartette from RICO
letto" Verdi. Annie Louise Tanner-Nusln,
Inez Parmater. Mr.. Dupuy. Mr.. senger. 2
Souvenir de Hayden Leonerd), Divide Musin
8. still as the Night (Bohm), lnez Par
mater 4. Stances lFGure, Roger Dupuy.
5. Air from Barber (ROsslnD. Annie Lou
ise Tanner-Musin 6. Air from La Juiyen
Halevy). Emil Senger. z. Polonaise, r
major Liszt) Eduard Scharf. {. AIR and
variations for soprano and violin (Artotl. An
ME Louise Tauner-Musin and Divide Musln.
@ Duet for mezzo soprano and oasso hu-
binsteinl lnez Parmater and fmil senger.
10. PRAYER ana variations from Rossinis
Moses" Paeanni) on the e" string only,
Divide Musin. II Quartette from Martha
CFlotow). Annie Louise Tanner Musln, lnez
Parmater, Mr.. Dupuy. Mr.. Senger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
PrnnerIx Trnnsfera.

Richmond. William H. Beverage 10 Page
Robinson, % feet on west side Twentieth
street near @. $500.
J.. c. jenkins to Willard w. Wright,
90 feet on east side Plum street, between
FLOYD and Grove avenue. S2.75O.
Same 10 Luther Wright 20 feet on east side
Plum street. between Floyd and Grove
Unrico.-Bessie Christians trustee to Fritz
Sitterding. g. feet on north side Boyd street.
near Elizabeth, s7i2.5O.
A. X. Courtney. special commissioner TO
John X. Ches. a. 26-lOO acres on Mill road,
SIX miles below Richmond. s2ll.3O.
Thomas Ii. Crafton's heirs 10 Alexander
Jennings. 46s acres on Rid road, 80.
Eliza VI. Haryie to J. A. Mullings, 80 feet on
Kemper street, southeast corner Washington.
1915.
Highland Park Company to Z. 3. Jones,
lots 5 and 4. IN square t.. 500.
Same TO W. ). Henning, lot q IN square 32
1900.
Same to Robert Mscoy, lot u in square 49,
and lot IS in Square H. 500.
Same to I. Lloyd Digs, lot 10 IN square %
@0l0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

At meeting of the committee Of arrange
ments for St. Patrick's day celebration. held
friday evening, al which MI William
Danron presided and Mr. James J. Creamer
acted as secretary, the following committees
were appointed.
BANQUET Committee: William Daffron. A.
j. Cavanaugh. John j. Cullen. 81. Byron,
Charles Brooks. Z. Keenan,. John A. Haley
and James L. Capston.
Committee on Ioasts and Printing Thomas
Byrne Dr. d. }. Coleman Thomas Cox. W.
+. Keddy. James A. Nolan. 7. Keenan, and
Felix keegsn
Committee on Music: p. !. Ryan. James
HAYES. James j. Creamer. William j. Jug
ley r.. NJ Catogni. Thomas Davis and George
Cunningham.
Committee on Invitations: James Hayes,
John X. Higgins John ID. OKeefe, James
Ferriter NJ. Byron. II. II. Mccarthy and i.
z. Murphy, Jr.
The committee resolved not TO sell any
tickets 10 the banquet after the 18th Of March
10 allow ample time 10 the caterer u make
necessary arrangements. Chief Marshal
William Rankin will shortly appoint his uides
and the celebration will undoubtedly be the
largest and best ever seen on 81. Patrick's
day in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

TnTs9TEHFss a Avq oaS f fAE 8 81 1HS
HtYOsvR NOORE STREETS. FRONT
III haEdlG'fTinGnfHER p FELT AM, EXIENIp ID ~
EAiSk [ yiIuo d 70 deed bs a y ra' e
NlDE.--PIy, rnto pristow cherry and wife, dated
dersgnbsg 18th. 1850 and recorded IN ois asd
Office Psh@9@a C n sell By o Auction
'"T MONDAY. THE srH DAYoF FEpRUAhY' 49,
-,.took p. n. the property above men
ionsd npon the following terms, tS-sGG Iced os
parchssor assume the psyn Sg the 2 Peoples
truss., pnnd Compan0 now amolntlns 20
l.6n and pagable in monthly instanineh'' Oh
49, 80 -. balance 20 be paid IN ca.n.
80 eacn' GEORGE c. JEFFEkSON'
feb 3-td
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NNeat Point Notes.

vvsr PoISr. Va. Feb. THE streets h ere
80 covered with snow this morning LOT 'no
fourth time tins winter. Ii. 20 bas
Frank Llewellyn, OF Shamohln. Soiorel
sold bis farm near the eoui'uOu'' ~
! G. Johnson county CLERK. 70
The firm Of wilkinson. Regsstepr q .os to-'
henEors has been dissolved. Mr.. Kegestsr'
Of your city. withdrawing from the n dni
which leaves f. wilkinson. II. D. LOWS "''N
Conductor WestJury as the partners. do-
The Episcopal Church will soon 10 ~
'Pinafore" at Masonic Hall for the rene. loo 81
Their indebtedness. which has been reduced
about 81 per cent. under the energetic PASTOR
ate of Rev r. W. STEERS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

counting forco of the department rsSsmp. ton
s"ss # S$s?: "a b. e a5
sss@s S:ss ss B" to sta 9es a.S and
Miss Renshisw W. "s eYpert in counting. hand
proved herself I., an money. There is great
ling and de,csJl on both sides and interest IN
s s' case IS the topic 81 bd 5He i is the
M German" 9.t the Tl 4 P G 9orSs
he IL's ,,ornpc was the coolest OF the win,
ms S-h ino, tbermomoter in several places III
rei d rear town registered zero.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
wes. Clifton Forge Depot.

C11rroN FoRoE. Va. Feb. e.-lSpeci5a.L J.
The man Woolwine who mysteriously dlssp-
peared from Jackson River two weeks 1Eo
and from whom nothing could be ie ,iIa~lo5 y
w Va There is no explanation gwen as u
his suddenly leaving these parts. $500,
Smith. the revyallst. has ieit Town; anu
will onen a meeting ut Parkersburg. w. a
The fine new depot in West Clifton oIge'
costing S1i. 900. with all modern convenieuces'
will he thrown open 10 tie pubic Mohuay.
A snow of about three inches teii mere CD
tar1av fuorulur.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF "oNEf'
OFFERINGS and Sale, at the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange-Intornai Revenue >oiieo-
tIons-Foreign Advice..

NEW YORK. Fob. 6-NIone7 on call loaned
easy at per cent at which rate al loans were
offered Exchange steady; posted rates 5000
SIS: actual rates 4sj for sixty days and ~ Tor
demand. Governments steady: currency o.
lO9 bid As. coupon. ii6's bid; EXTENDED Is,
registered. 100 bid. Pacific railroad bonds closed
as follows: Union drsts. on bid DO. sinking
funds. 1851 bid; Centrals. 1905 bid.
The market was very active to-day. Inc
openinx was strong. and the first prices were
generally 4a3s per cent better than nose 81
iast night and during early deals me 1oel
stocks took the lead The trading IN heaiing
nnd Iackawanna WAS extremely heavy. lead
ing advanced Ok por cent. 20 +5,s LackoWanha
also advanced 2la. he remainder OF tne iis'
wa. AIRY active and advanced IN sympathy
Whisky Trust was strong Toward II O'Clock
the market was heavy and reacted somewhat.
Alter d O'Clock there were further advances.
but on the publication of the bank statement en-
showing q decrease ~ the reserve OF 81. ~. D.
there was some selling and = reaction ~ me
close, however. the market was trin again anu
closed a. or near the best u-uIcs' AHo '"'0'
amcuutod TO .-u4lq shares.
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FOR KtNr

-
DWEILINGs AND STORES FOR RENT e..
$50 per annum No. 9i3 east Marshall street;
'' ~ o6' DR. aunum-No. iOi east Main street:
SKI per andum-No. 400 east Cary street,
rooms and kitchen. Modern.
$50 per annum No. % west Maln street; 10
i- s.j per annam -Twsnty-ninth and streets
s 1s' Fer anuum-No. I'LL north Twenty-hfth
si.6 per snuum-Nos. 1910 and 1912 Beverly
$50 per month-No 1921 west Cary street;
$40 per month-No. 9s7 west Clay street; 6
$50 s.53 per month-Nos. zoe and 70s Buchanan
3. per montl-No 6i8 High street; roc M.
$50 per month-No. 10 Buchanan street,
'o s. per month-No. s2s Nicholson street; G
'o SiI per mon.h-No. Goa Beverly street; .
ss Ter month No. 3e7 south Cherry: 4rooms.
40 Der m0nth-N0. 80 south iiA0 street, 3
rooms. .r,.., ..,,,..
sI667 per m0n'h-No. II east Jackson street,
6rooms and kitchen ,,
sis51 per month-No. 1900 west Leigh 4
siD per annum- Eighteenth, between Main
si, 80 Der annum-No. 2ai2 yensblo street;
io y- 1er annum-No. 1881 esst Main street.
Also' SMALL BUSINESS PLACES and NALL
FRANK ID. HILL x CO..
fe7-lt Real Estate Agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

sr. Iorrs No, Feb 6.-Flour dull: patent
si8jaI4S: fancy, s351sL15: choice, s2t0s3AO;
family SO l5a22O. Wheat firm; te6T,uary, 81. gJcs =
nominal; March Ole. nominal; NAY, -
Tnery. Sisc.; March. 8,Ac.; May. 3s9sc. Cat,
lower: May. 3l@e8il6c asked. Pork-Standard
mess 1928 Lard-lrime steam, ehl'- bl.
sailed Neats-Sh0ulders. &C.; longs. Csc; GEAR
rihs. &C: shorts. Gssc Bac0n-boXod shoulder '
5slc.: longs and clear ribs. 64ysj5Jc.i shorts
D. tsllqf Tre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
Death Of a Confederate Naval Officer.

NV CAsrLx. VA. Feb. 5.-ISpeciaI. l-Ihe
body Of CAPTAIN Il. A. Camm. who died Mt
Newport. Giles county. on the 3D. was ex-
pressed from hero TINS morning to Charleston.
Captain Camm was gallant officer IN the
Confederate navy. and lost an arm IN tne ser ser
vice. He was engaged in surveying the
Mountain AXE tract at the time OF bis death.
j. :. McClanahan left this place on the 4th
with seyentv-six head of fine horses Tor the
Northern markets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
s.rious Shooting in Greensviile.

Pleasant SHADE, Va. Feb. 6.-lSpecial, l.
James Simmons shot William Sykes THIS
morning at the sawmill of Messrs. b; ). Du-
val a co. The shooting wa SAID TO ne ac ccl
dsntal The ball entered Sykes neck. The
wound is OF very painful and serious ma
ture, and may prove fatal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
Bland County Notes.

BLAND COURTHOUSE. Va, Feb. 5.-Mr. ana
Mrs.J. p. Shannon gave an entertainment on
TUESDAY night in honor of Miss McCarty' tne
sister OF the hostess. ,,o. o.
hear of the resignation Of Judge Bolen OF the
Fifteenth circuit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
Interesting TriaI-Coid Weather.

STANTON, Va, Feb. Especial. THE
second day Of the trial o. Eugeno Keys in the
case o. the loss OF q package Of money from
the United States Express Company brouzht
out the evidence of the Commonwealth trsc-
ing the money shipped from the Treasury
Department to its receipt by the express
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
Collision on the NorfolIs and western.

BLACKSTONE. VA, Feb. 6.-!The bound
freight train on the Norfolk and Western
railroad ran into work train a0ou three
miles east Of Blackstone to-day. deralilhg
fonr cars and causing the delay of the east
bound passenger train at this place Tor seye-
raj hours. No one was hurt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

TryERpoo1. Feb. Spot cotton dull MD
ding uplands. l5-lcd,; sales. 600 bales g. IL
lures weak: 5-G lower; February Marcn, 3 4o-,4'
Iulv = -j-Gi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
Cattle Market.

UNION srocK YARDS. Ill. Feb. e.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 10000: firm; shipping steers 3.i5e3,ii3'
stockers and feeders. a. f3.1j. cows and Duils,
sf2ga815. Hogs-Receipts 1900; strong o9luc.
higher; heavy, si5 |e4s0; mixed ana medium,
stlOa4S5; light, $40. Sheep-hecelpts Z'.l
frm poor to choice, s3Osoo0i lands st'-'s
g.
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NonrorK. VA. Feb. 6.-Peanut market steady;
prime. 2Nc. strictly prime, 5c.i fancy o1sc''
Spanish, b 483l1c.
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nINK srATFNfTNT.

The important changes in the principal items
OF tie New York bank statement FOR the week.
were as follows: 49, -.
increase s-0060l. srecie decrease sl-OOl2'
legal tenders increase $3.50; deposits increase
e-s62 ZOO: circulation increase. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

TARKE.-Diod. Friday. February 9Th, a. the
residence ~ her husband, EMMA BlLLlN0-
TON. wife Of Augustus 3. Clarke, IN the sixty
eighth year 81 her aye. s-..... ro;,,b
s,reet Bsptist church THIS AFTERNOON az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

Digqs and ais. against HenIeyS and H I6 ,Sy
against Atknson, trustee. ana as IN ~, si'g
William county.
7 burnley Taylor. deputy clerk Of the
esid conrr. do certify that the bond required OF
fhe sp.cal comm ssioners by 1he deeieo rem
dere9 in said cause on the 2lst day OF No'oAl-
6cr. ISL. has been duly given.
Given undor mY hand as clerk on the sald
court this 10Th dag OF emter i.'l.,
0o--. BURNLEY TAYLOR.
jalO-30t deputy OieIA'
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Milminrtnn. N. G.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Feb. 6.-Spirits turpen-
tine firm N &C. Rosin firm; strained, shu9;
good strained. sl.05 Tar steady a. $40. Cruae
yircIn- 8 90.
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CHrcAGo. Feb. 6.-Ihere was quite nN iis
md an advance of lesc. IN Wneaa. =, 20
under the influence Of bullish catlesi Ds' .I,s i
Iii lost i'm the last half hour ana ma ne. of
unchanged The late cables TOOK me 80 ia
tho French bull news and Wa me nAsts aOi ~
ADVANCE circular issued nt reuc' d re-
itv was cabled a. ,aying that france W. W. ,vos
"uire no further imports and on ths theIu
a rush 10 sell: receipts ~ cars. yorn oponoS
excited and higher. but declined anu cttos
&c lower IN sympathy with the pre5A IN " %
receirt, 2s8 cars Oats closed unchanged re.
CENTS 10 cars Provisions were inacuFe, Ou'
arm. PORK gained nc. and lard ana rlOs oO'
CASH SALES.
enring wheat higher early. closed STEADY
No i'm store Sll1c.: No. 9, sls,3c; 20. q 20.
sales by sample. I. o. b.: No. .. tlc.' 10; 81 rs
&c. No. 4. So Winter wheat b CHER cary, cio,es'
steady: No. red, in store, 9is91; No h9tu'
sfI%aS8l5c. Sales by sample. !. o. d. were ~
red 9lI5s92c.; 10. 3 red. s6so'c.; No. ic''
Corn higher: No g. in store. Sc; 10. 3 vel.
low sSis a5s}tc Sales bv sample I. o. D. VIZ
No white SOC; No 3. 3S54s3s12c.; no o NH''o'
39d39I6r.; No. 4, 31lea Sc -. o,tlo. NJ
Oats higher: No white in store $3.50 NO
white. Sii4c. Sales by sample. o. d.: 10. &,
3ic.: No white, 32l9 s33c.: No. o. oOS''O''
No. white. 5l932l1c. .. 1or5 a..
sS45: $1,000 tierces green hams 10 p9uhus
average SIC; l,li5 boxes short clear SIDES Oh
rriVata tprms
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Grain and Cotton Exchange

RICHMOND. Va, February e, 1892
.OFFERINGS.
Wheat-l56 bushels.
Corn-1sl bushels
Oats-2.OOO bushels.
SALES
Wheat-lj6 bushels.
Comes bushels.
Quotations
Wbeat-Longberry 81 10 si.04; mixed. CSC. 20
81 "a. shortberry CSC. 20 SI.03: No. red, sl.03.
Corn-WhIte. Virginia. SOC. 20 Sc: No.
White 5ec.: No. mixed. sc. 20 &C.
Oats-N0. 9. 361kc. o. SIC; NO. 3, CSC. TO &c.,;
winter seed oats 55c. % 0Dc.
Eye-S-c. to soc.
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Williamsburg.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Feb. Especial -
The first german given this season by the
William and Mary College German Cluo,
took place last night at Cameron hall and
was largely attended by the beaux and bellies
nj the citv and vicinity. The crowd began
10 assemble at Q o'clock and soon the ball
room presented an enchanting scene. The
deem recess windows were burdened with
flowers and ferns, and pOtted plants we're ar
ranged in 'front.' of the rostrum so as 10 pro-
duce a pleasing effect. and the scene was
heightened by the rich glow OF numDerless
electric lights.
Among those present were Mrs. Henry Deni-
son Cole in white silk and chiffon: Mrs. John
Spencer, pink China silk and chiffon Mrs.
Ro. Lee Spencer, pink silk and black lace;
Miss Louisa Henley crimson silk, with Mr..
TAYLOR of Norfolk: Miss Elizabeth MOrecock,
white silk null, with Mr.. X. Nj. Booker OF
Hampton: Miss Jennie Morecock. cream SILK
null. with Mr. Van Ness. of Charlotte Miss
Jeanne Mercer, blue and white SILK.
pearls. with MIR. Moncure;, MISS
Emory. white cashmere and lace;
Miss Vireie Armstead Worth costume,
Marechal \ ell roses, with Mr.. George Delk of
Smithfeld: Miss Adele. Richardson of Rich
mond. China silk and Jack roses, with Mr.. II.
T. Henley; Miss Atkinson of New Kent,
white China silk. with Mr.. NOrvell Henley;
Miss Meta Smith. gray and green silk and
rubies. with Professor Hugh ). Bird; Miss
Nittie Coles. James City. white null and pink
trimmings, with MIR. Ham; Miss Berta o.
colt of Richmond. embroidered crepe do
chine and diamonds. with Mr.. j. IL. Parr,
Messrs. Cole John Spencer. K. l.. Spencer,
Peachy, Van Il. Stires, Webster, Mapp
Brown HUMPHREYS
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Nashville.

CHARLESTON. 6. c.. Feb. 6.-Rosin-Strainod
quiet at 81; spirits turpentine' BIC.
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FOR SALE.

nor sATF-yY FORMER REslDENCET@
/ on North avenue. opposite ,brogo,AAlap5'ig5r va
p.rt, nrce lot and beautiful ElGH ION
apI+HrN A[NE 90 IAGE. Nlll sell cheap and
~ - - d -Al.l'rai terms. 4. j. COHDEo
VI. 420 east Broad street
Vryr uAvF FOR SALFA SPLENDID RESI-
w 'pFECF on Franklin street; price very
low: owner anxious 90 sell. fashionable ioca-
"oH' "O'' BOSWELL e. HARTMAN.
f-ot north enin street
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C,OMMIssIONERs SALE OF THE
- TERMINAL HOTEL,
WEST POINT. Va,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1892,
Al Il O'CLOCK NJ

Bv virtue or q decree OF tne CIRCUIT CO ".
King William county entered on the 2lst gay OF
November. 1881. In the chancery causes OF Digs
en- ais. vs. Henley and Henley VS.. Atknson. tiu5-
tee. we will sell at auction 20 the highest Dld-
der. upon the premises, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 3D. 1892
commencing at II o'clock w.. that y ALI ABLE
HOTEL PROPERTY described IN the deed or
trust from Henley 10 Atkinson. trustee az al
that certain tract or parcel OF land wing ana
being IN the town of West Point, KING william
county. Va. upon which stands the Terminal
Hotel and its appurienances beng as mucn or
the Beach lot a. lies between ID AMI i streets IS
thew would be projected II they ran down 20 the
water. Also an the FURNITURE IN SAID hotel;
Tbisis largo TOCR-SlONH HOTEL located
i'm "A beautiful portion of the healthy, ana
growing town Of West Point. and is well pat
rouilel as S gmmer Resort.
TrRMs. Cash enough TO pay expenses oil SAFE
and 10 discharge the several notes now que Win
interest until paid as follows: 500 due sep
tom or l. lsS9: S3665.6i. s3,33j# ana SD
due March T. 1890; 1920, due -eDtemoe OF H. l'95
ssg3533. s36d666 and si2) due March ]. l,ll,
and 500 due September 70 1891, anu upon the
following credits: s33}333, $htjb.06 ana
s3lO until March I. 1892. AMI tho balance, II any
"a may be announced 40 time OF sale.
az my ISAAC DIGGS,
III. u. LEWIS,
II. r. POLLARD.
Commissioners
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 6.-Market remains IN
changed