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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
STEAMSHIPS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMpAN1S
Y JAMES RIVER LINE for The soashOre
Cheapest and most pleasant route TO Norfolk,
Portsmouth. NEWPORT News. tiarcmont ana
lanes River landings Connections. A. NEW
PORT NEWS ana NORFOLK for Hampton,
Old Point and Smithheld. Va. Was ington, d.
c. Baltimore Philade.Dhis and SOW FORK.
James iIYtr by daylight. Great tourist llho.
jamestown Dutch Gap and war scenery. Rates
less than half charged by rail lines. rare %
Portsmouth and Norfolk ~ sd; Az round ~. .
IN seconl -clss- caves Richmond eyerY mon
DAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 7 a. ~.
lSIRFEI-CARS GO DIRECTLY 10 5lEAh-
ERS WHARF for aboye-named places. IhrQugn
Agency. No. g0l Main street, Baggage checAsl
through. tafe rooms enfaset log day of nisht.
freight: Freight received Iail, TOT ti,.---
named places aud Eastern North Carolina
also for Eastern Shore OF Virginia and u
regular landings on the James rive az AVN-
Est RATES, and through bills issued
IUClEN b. TAIUM. Vice. President
No fll7 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsiGER, Freight and Passenger Agent
nuuADELPHIA. RICHMOND AID NOR
FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPAN1. q,
Amounted sailing days every ~ fSbAA l.
FRIDAY at - NJ. and every 81 NDAl az A. ~
freight for tuesdays and Fridays steamers 70
ceiyed till il.3J A. NJ. For sundays steamer
till5P. ~ Saturday freight received dany %"
Fare 10 Philadelphia............ 500
tor further Information apply Z, o,,,
i'A '~' J. W McCAkklCh.
General Southern Agent
Once HOcketta
". =. CLYDE i 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND 70.
~ IONAO EAILkOAD.-Sohedule commanc-

ing APRIL ~. l>l- Eastern standard time.
S :04A d., leaves Byrd-streos station daily;
etops only az Ashland. boswell,
Milford, fredericksburg, Brooke
and Widewater Sleeper Washing.
ron and Now York. Arrives ~
Washington az .Ht T.. n: Balti .
more T.. NJ; Philadelphia, 3:is
r NJ; New York. go p. NJ
II 20 A. b., leaves Byrd-street station daily OK.
ceps Sunday Buffet Psrlor Car
Richmond 10 New York. Arrives
at Washington No 410 p. n; Balti.
more, SPA +. NJ; Philadelphia. 80
T. NJ: Now York. 10 .3j T. VI
7;0j 4. H., leaves Byrd-street station daily
Sleeping car Richmond 10 New
York stops only at Ashland. Dos
well Milford, fredericksburg,
Brooke and Whitewater Stops at
other stations on Sundays. Arrives
az Washington At ~ F. NJ Baiti-
moro, u .J3 A. NJ; PHILADELPHIA. 3. -
n. M.; New York. o - A. NJ
$50 A NJ, arrives 40 Byrd street station daily.
sleeper from New ork stops only
q Whitewater, Brooke Frederick
burg. Milford % well AID Ash.
land. Stops at other stations on
sundays Leaves Washington at
ass p. Il, arrives At Byrd-streot station daily.
Stops 40 fredericksburg. Milford.
o well and Ashland. Sleeper
from New YORK TO Warrington and
NHtulHgfom 20 llrnmont. does
not stop at Elbea, Leaves Washing
ton 40 1851 4. VI.
e:35 T. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street 8tstion daily
except sunday Buhet ParlOr Car
New York 10 Richmond. Leaves
Washington az 500 r. N.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT sUSDAL
400 T. H., Leaves Byrd-streot station; arrives
AZ fredericksburg at G:jj y. NJ
$40 A A., arrives % BYrd-str0et station;
leaves fredericksburg At 6 90 A n
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY I1CKPr sUTDAH
6as A. ". leaves ElDa. arrives a. Ashland :.
1913 A N.
6a3 p ~. leaves Elba: arrives az Ashland n
U:l PM
es5 A ~. arrives 40 Elba leaves Ashland Al
Cos A. "A.
co. Z. n. arrives at Elba: leaves AshlAndl.
J:l8 J.. VI.
c. A. TAYLOR Traffic Manager.
Z. I. d. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN PINES
IL RAILWAY COMPANY

torty-hye minutes run each way. Electric
cars pass station.
For further information call Phones No. Or
No. -
In effect October 20. 1891. oc2j
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a. 25: do winter 3.25a3 IS; extra No. 2spring
s5a2 25; do winter 10a2 25; city mills
extra 4 154 25 for West Indies Southern
-four dull: straights 50a3 *.
WHEAT-Option opened Spot lots
closed steady. Spot sales No red winter
76a761l; Denember 761s; January 1913; Feb
ruary Is; March 7sA; April -; May slH;
Juna =.
CORN-Optionsl lower. Spot lots closed
steady Spot sales No. Q mixed SO; do
Dece emher 51%; January 5iT; February
52h; March =; May 53A.
OATS Options opened fairly active.
Spot lots closed easier. Spot sales No. 2
Whire Az: do 8 4O14; No mixed at 5614;
10 No ? mixed December 361.; do January y
?67I; February 80; Nay 395s.
RYF-Steady and quiet; western SASS.
PORK-Dull; mess IA lOal4 IS for OLD;
| Is 50s.l6 90 for new.
LARD-Ciosed quiet but firm; December
10 40; January 10 A.; February =; March
sUGAR-Raw, firm; SO tesl Muscoyade
, i5>l6; 96 test centrifugal sss Refined
ouiet; cut }oaf and crushed 5-16a515; gran
| TlIated 4sla5; powdered Alb l6a5, cubes
4s, a5: COZ fectioners' A 45Ia4I; standard
4 4sla ~; mould A 5a5H !.
C,iTFtE- Spot lots closed to 20 points
lower Fair Rio No. l65s. Futures closet
barely steady. Rio or Santos No. Z. Dece m
he1 i6 q: January Is so; March Is 80
April is So; May so.
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Commnted 10 Life ImprisOnmen ent

George Best was convicted In the Su-
perior court Of Craven county for murder
and sentenced to he hung July 80 He
appealed to the Supreme court and no
error being found, the date for the exc
cutien was set for December 10 He was
reprieved by the governor to December
80, and yesterday the sentence was COM
muted to imprisonment for life for the
following reasons:
The jury in this case after long delay
agreed upon verdict of guilty, thinking
the judge had the power to extend
mercy, which they recommended; finding
the judge had no discretion, but was
compelled to pronounce sentence of
death, they, with the Judge, solicitor
and the entire bar, all the county officers
and large number of citizens of New
bern and the county Of Craven, asked that
the sentence be committed, all believing
that whilst there were some circum
stances pointing to the prisoners guilt,
yet there are doubts. In consideration
OF all the points sentence is committed tC
Imprisonment in the state prison for life
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HOLIDAY Rates

The Richmond and Danville railroad
company will sell tickets during the
Christmas holidays to points on Their sys
TEN within radius of three hundred
miles from station ticket is purchased at
the rate of 4 cents per mile one way
for the round trip. The following rates
apply from Raleigh to points named:
To Charlotte, N c., Sc 95; Whining
ten, N. c., 5 30; Columbia, S, c., 8 go
Charlottesville, Va, $40; Richmond,
Va, 7 so; Fayetteville, N. c., 3 10
Chester. s c., 80; Greenwood, S. G..
10 IS; Lynchburg, Va, 6 30; Washing
ton, d. c., 12 so;
Tickets on sale December 23rd to 25tf
inclusive and December 31st to January
2nd inclusive. Limited to January 4th
| 1893.
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L'ALLEGRO BALL.
Delightful Social Event Last
NtOht

Delightful Social Event Last
Night.
The regular monthly german of L'Alle
gro club was given at their elegant
hall last night A large number
were present and for several hours
the beaux and bellies of the capital
city tripped the light fantastic The
toilets of the ladies were very handsome,
and the scintillation of the lights caused
a blending of beautiful hues as the mem
bers of the fair sex moved gracefully
across the floor under the skillful leader
ship of Mr.. Thomas Badges, Jr. An au
ditor at this ball could truthfully say
that dancing is the poetry of motion
Those present were: Miss Mabel Hale
and Thos. Badger, Jr, Miss Nellie Grimes
aud Thos benson. Miss Sallie Gotten
of Falkland, and James W. Litchford,
Miss Katie Haywood and John Faison,
Miss Kate Badger and Guion Drewry,
Miss jamie Andrews and James Wright,
Miss Lucy Hawkins and B W. Hunter,
Miss Sadie Tucker and H. W. Miller,
Miss Annie Busbee and c. NJ. Pritchett,
Miss Bessie Tucker and George Hardin,
Miss Janet Badger and Watkins Robards,
Miss Mamie Cowper and w. NJ. Pugh
Miss Anna Burwell and J. S. Meng,
Miss Helen McVea and Alex Stronach
/ Miss Henrietta McVea and Mr. Noble
Miss Lathrop of Baltimore, and Col
Aston Grimes, Miss Margie Busbee ant
W, S. Micks, Miss Mildred Badger and
Major S. F. Telfair, Miss Hamilton 0
Baltimore, and W P. McGehee. Mis-
Margaret Hinsdale and A. j, Cowand
Miss Lucy Young and r L. Thompson
DR.. and Mrs. London. There were ais
a number of stays. Chaperones-M
w. T. McGee and Mrs w. r Tucker
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Stocks and Bonds.

ists' iO2A bid Alabama ca Io4 asked; Al
bama I b lO6A hid; Aiobama c "a It'd;
louisiana (c"hsol9j 9714; Tennessee ol5)
Richmond aud AjleQhanv =: Norfolk and
Weatern preferre d 3Is4; East Te7nes9t q 31ls;
do preferred 25; Cotton OIL 4lA; 20 pre-
ferred so; Tennessee new set) 6's 1913; Ten
neesee SIS 1O115; Tennessee 3's IS; Virgin 4
SIS SO bid: Virginia TX M (ccEGOnsj 3-la
S!d: tirginiA Consoijdagt d %; 6.unswlcll
County ~. ~l'v Cert fc,&fes S31t rimeri-
can Sugar Refine Y :; do preIe red =;
North Caroline z's 96 bid; Nortc Carolina
SO tl2 bid; South Carolina Browns 96H
bid; Memphis aud harleston 80; Mobir
andOhio 35; Rich9 ono and Danvii :;
Tennessee Coal and iron 3559; DO PREFER
| ed
NEW YORK, DC 19.-Western Cn on
9294 A.elns bxpIes3 I52; Ans r.ca.. TX
press 6; TDi Ell states Ex press 20; w :
Fargo Express lA5; Cleveland, Cclumbu.
Cincinnati and indianapolis 57A; New
York eu trai =; New Jersey Genital
1913; Illinois Centra 81; Ohio Central
Union Pacifio 3 4 ; Nisso,1ri Pacific 5zI
Texas Pacific 914; Mann sttaa elevated
1925; Alton ard Terra au e 3G1IIa; do pre-
ferred 15o; Canada soutneln 5614; Can ,da
Pacific 6P14: Chicago nj Alton 40; Ches
apeake and Ohio =; Delaware md Hu /
sou 129T; Delaware LIZ ckawauna and
Western 140; Denver l514, Erie 2311S; do pre-
ferred 50; Kansas ana Texas 13, Lake
Shore 12915: L lle RE and Western 2l9l
do pref7rred 73I; Louisville and Naso
) lille G9M; NorthH estern 1lO1s, do prefer
ed =: Ontario and Western IS. Ohit
md Mississippi co. do preferred =; Pacif,
Mail 25A; QUICKSILVER 81; 90 pr ferreo
Reading So; Rock island S256; Cmahs
46. do preferred I171I; st Pau 755I: q,
| hxriI
g nooga and st LO1is So; Wabash /: do pre-
ferr5d 2356; hicago Burlin gton and Ouin
96Is; Peoria, Decatur ana h.vansv IL IL
Manitoba III; Ore on Navigation 7C
Richmond Terminal 67l; Baits,lore ar,
Ohio 90
The = eek opene7 with unusual actiyit
and excl ement at the stock exchange
TIE eaies a4g egated G22. tO5 shares, tn
largest total for very long time past Tn
great feature of sp~cu alton was a ba
nre1 i'll t. lndr st ial stocks, cue chi II
to the export mo<euenr Of goli whic
q has tghteDei 10 the mo ey msrxet t.
n alarmed small holders and evide tly M ad
, an iUpre i1n u.on soI.e OF he La g
operstors Who procl eced TO liquidaie qule
81 ly
S. After 1 o'clock operators recovered CON
le deuce to q CERTAIN extent and rally equ
o to a to Al per cent fcllowel. On Ia
rally Che go Gas, Uistill ng and c.
~ tie Feeling and Natio al C)rdage W
most prOnluenC. Inc comparative fir
ness of the raj way list WAS The subject
general remark As q rue tte losses
railway stocks for the day were only d
u per cent while the indu>tGials shs17
net decline OF "a to AZ per cent. R silw
w bonds were lower. Prizes I. Il off ~
y, 2L per cent.
IL BALTIMORE, Dec 19-Virginia corse
10 bid; do 3's 7315a74; Baltimore & oh
stock 4a9412; Northern Central stock II
he asked; Bal lmore & Ohio Southwestel
~ 1Os bid do fl st i comes IS lid: do secol
&c incomes 81 Did; do third incomes 81 a9
sh consolidated gas bonds l16 asked; do sto
571sa5S.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK Decem Der 19-Messrs Hub
bard. Price & Co, in Their daily cotton cir
cular to day say
Opening prices were st decline Of to
D }ints A slight rally sued al er which
decline set IN and by / O'clock prices
were poih balo1y Saturdays figures
The declin was the result of two causes
first Ihe llghtness of money in Wall street
secondly tie fact tn t the receipts at the
ports for the week point 10 mOveu enG i
nOt less that 1900 DuriG e the afternoon
the market co iiIued dun, raj led sIghtly
and agai1 easad fl hen it became now
that 'he days rece pts woald exceel Il, ,OOi
bales.
rhe spot market il steady. NiGiing up
| lands 4Tc. Sales S57 bales
Transactions II ut1res to day
| bales
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uaIfimOre Produce Mark ct.

wssftrp sapsr Pee do extra s5ss a' l
do family 8 4Oa3 IS: winter wheat patt Mt
4 O1a4 20. spring wheat ratent 25a4.40;
sprinx wheat straight 3.90a4 co.
WHEA t-Option.; No 2 red spot 13za
73h; D cent er l3a73A; February 75a15I;
Nv 7SsL a7S7I: steiner Noz red 6814 bid.
6 uthern wnS at steady Flu tz 70a75; Long
b Try 72a76
CiRN-Fasy: mixed spot 47224a4714; jan
u.r 471sa48; February 4SA bid; May 5 =
ked; steamer mixed No 2 46N ASKED.
4Sa4Ss4
OArs-steady No 2 white western 4sa
a.; No do 3S11sa39.
Rye Dull No 2. So asked.
HAY-3teady, Good to choice timothy
| Is Oaal6 co
PROviSIONS- Firm. Mess po k, "A IS
! ais 90 bulk meats, loose shoulders ~;
ng clear rios 81; sugir picked should
ers "a; hams rlal 121; large 11A.. lard,
refined III; crude 1000
BUTTE Ste dy Creamery fancy 81;
do fair to choice 27a3o; imitation 25aG7
IGdle, ian 81; roll fancy 23a24; fair to
good 21a23
FGGS Steady at 27a23.
COFFEc.--Fi Far Rio cargoes 1e1i
a1eI; No Z 164al6T.
SUGAR Steady Granulated 4Tc.
COPPER Steady; refined IO%.
WHISKY-S eady at l25a1 26.
PEANUTS Firm Virginia fancy hanf
picked 3Ha4x; choice 3a3I; farmers 81!
3I; North Carolina 3; No shelled 4a4I
Mop ID 81.
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s 6.0IS,95O
SHess All RiDht.S

A recent graduate of the Keeley Insi-
tute at Greensboro, writes: II am home
again after my stay at Greensboro The
treatment for the cure of drunkenness
did the work for me effectually | am
sixty years old, and for thirty years |
kept myself thoroughly soaked with
whlskey. To day don't want it and
feel better than l have in tive ~ five
years l sleep as sweetly as a child, My
son said that he did not know me when
returned, but suspect that he did this
more to please me than anything else
My wife is the happiest woman In the
county-in fact we are all happy once
more.
P. 81 forgot to say that the two gal
Ions of whiskey l left at home when
went away has mysteriously disappeared
But it makes no difference I'll not ask
wife anything about it. The jug vii
never be filled again
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First Presbyterian Church /.

The members of the First Presby tterian
church held meeting on Sundap morn,
ing just after services and unanimously
elected keS:-11r. Eugene Daniel as pas
tor and he will soon be installed as such
He was on the 1st of Oc.ober elected
stated supply for one year, but the church
was so pleased with his able sermons
and efficiency as pastor, that they
wanted the nearer and more permanen,
relations of pastor.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
Worlds Fair.

The CHRONICLE offers, by special ar
rangement With the Recreation Depart
ment of The Christian Union, illustrated
printed matter describing the Worlds
FAIR and full information as to reaching
hicago from Raleigh or your home, in
olu ling the time tables and pamphlets
Of the railroad or steamer lines you
would use. No chargeis made. If you
are going to the Worlds Fair, address
either the CHRONICLE, Raleigh, or the
Recreation Department, The Christian
| Union, New York.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
PUBLIC ROADS.
The Views of Col. Robinson and DR..
Battle.

Battle.
Sometime during LAST spring the Com
missioner of Agriculture, Colonel John
Robinson, issued from his department an
open letter on this subject, which was
specially addressed to the Board of Agri-
culture. In that letter Colonel Robinson
said: Better public roads, and how to
maintain them, is one of the most vital
public questions of the day. State leg
islation, intelligent and operative, is
much needed in this direction" Colonel
Robinson says further that as the Board
of Agriculture is of the people and from
tie people, I regard it as the proper
medium through which the great work
should be inaugurated." And again:
my only object is to have inaugurated
in the state good system of public
roads" and to this end he submits to the
board the "expediency of calling public
meeting at the capital, during the year,
or perhaps at several points in the state,
of all persons who are deeply interested
in this question, and especially urge upon
the farmers to be represented from each
county"
Now that Col. Robinson is en-
dorsed in this movement by a
strong letter, of the 18th, by DR.. H. B.
Battle, of the State Agricultural Ex
perimenting Station, in which he urges
the Importance of the subject, it is hoped
that the matter will take more definite
shape and that something will be &C
complished. DR.. Battle says in his let
ter which is written to ascertain public
sentiment: "a crusade should be urgeC
at once towards the improvement of thu
public roads of the State. With thi
idea in view do you consider an Assem-
bly, of a road Congress to discuss the
matter in all its details advisable and op
portune2" Then follows the plan pro
posed by DR.. Battle, which he discusse
with great intelligence.
The Importance of the subject full
merits the interest manifested by thes
! two departments, and Col Robinso
and DR.. Battle should have the heart
encouragement of the people.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
$4,000 a Day! Sttll They Say Times


10000 Day! Sttn They Say Times
Are Hard.
Agents making $500 an hour by get
ting subscribers for the ECLECTIC
With our agents COMING MONEY, we
have still been unable to secure services
Of the desired number of active, work
ing canvassers, male and female. Ter
ritory abundant and thousands of dol
lars waiting for those who wish to en-
G ige in paying, pleasant and perma-
nent business in North Carolina and
other States, Liberal contracts to limi
ted number Commission or salary, OF
salary and commissions. Kindly give
references when you write OF call. Ad
! dress: THE ECLECTIC. Raleigh N. c.
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State Finance.

Ga application State Treasurer Tate
furnishes us the following statement IN
regard to the finances of the State:
Nov. both, 1892, balance cash in
Treasury:
Educational Fund, s 2S,56S. .S3
Public Eund, $40, 400 SO
Other Funds, So 22S. .5S
Cash, 397, ,l9S. "a
Four per cent. State
Bonds, 8 l467J
Alexander County Bonds, 1880
33,00 900 StockN y. G. r. r., 300)OO0 $3.50, 800 90
Total Assets, S3,557 sos. "a
DEBT.
Four per cent Bonds, 5 ,29S $50
Six per cent. Bonds 2720,0O0
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
The City Cotton Market.
Raleigh Stock and Hcud Market,
Quotations OF the Interstate Trust and

Quotations or the Interstate Trust and
Brokerage Company
EALEIGG De: moer 9. 1882.
North Carolina 6's lex. int l32 bid;
D.. asked
North Carolina A. 80 bid; 100 as I'd.
y. G. r. r. 1Gl Did, 10 4 asked
w. y, {. Z. 4. Go e's s. biG; 81 Asked,
z. & 6. Railroad SIS 1I8 bid :. asked
r 4 G. Railroad 20 bid; u asked
S 81 r Il r 90 bid; 102 asked.
City OF Raleigh 6s 1867 l0S1s bid. askess
Raleigh Street Railway 6's 50 asked
n. G. Aericu ltura! Society 6's Tex inst,
10 bid asked.
Citizens National Bank 121 biz
.Commerciel am Farmers Bank III
Did; 1l2 asked.
National Bank q Raleigh !. b.; 12s
asked.
Raleigh Savings I, nix 140 bid; l45 asked
Raleigh Cotton Mills o. piC: +. asked
Raleigh Cotton Mills 6's lO2 bid, 80
asked.
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills 65 bio; 4
asked.
Caraleigh Cotton Mills IS bid: 50 asked
c. Gu Company 100 nd: esa,l l.
Peace Institute IS b;a; asked
Raleigh LanC and Improvement Co.,
| bid; % asked.
Raleigh aas Light Go. 70 BID; asksi
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
New Advertisements.

ID. T. Johns on Turkeys.
a. ughi- Florida Oranges.
] f Malone A Nice Present
w II Pace Change of Sale OF Land,
w II King & Co-Wo1ld's Fair Free.
Thomas Badger-Notice OF Incorpora-
w n. Jones' Change of Sale of Real
Estate
w. II S. Burgwyn Notice of IncJrpo
ration
NJ n. McCown-What to Give the Boys
for Christmas
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20

LONDON A collision resulting in the
sinking of Norwegian bark Valborg by
the British steamer Lord ONeill is re
ported. The two vessels collided some
distance from land, and the Valborg,
which was crushed by the collision, sank
almost Immediately. 1t is believed the
crew escaped to the Lord ONeill.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
.->S~&>
W aktfed.

Agentsl To solicit Life Insurance in
Central and Western North Carolina. on
commission contract for regular old
line company which writes the best
forms of Life and Endowment policies.
By devoting all, or part of their time
to the business many of our representa-
tives make good money. Perhaps yor
can. Write,
SAM'L l., ADAMS, GEN'L ACT.
Rooms %, Wright Building,
Dec 2w Durham. n G..
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, December I9 Wheat dropped
half cent to day but recovered the loss
aud lefg OFT at the same price as on S stur-
day.
Corn weak. closing nc lower.
Oats easier ana closed 1Sc lower.
Provisions easier, except lard, on the
heavy receipts of hos. Pork declined to
1Oc and ribs ~ to nc. Lard closed 0 to
1719c higher.
The following were the closing figures
Wheatr-Decemher 69s4; January 7OZ;
May 1913: July 74% Corn-December Az
january u; May 465s; July :. Oats
Decemser 80; 4nuary 3oH; May 34&
| potk-0ecember IA. 50; January Is Ss1l
May Is 20 Lard December 1905; Jan
,ia,y 1910; May 99214 Ribs December
e.22221l; January 221; May S421s.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
Bucklen,s Arntca SaIve.

The best sslve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaine,
corns, and sll skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
hox For eale nv John Y. MacRee
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
LAdleh, MeellnN

An important meeting of the ladies'
Auxiliary of the Young Mems Christian
Association is called for this afternoon,
as this will be the last meeting of the
year it is hoped that every member will
be present. BY order of the president.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
New York Money Market.

was ectiya ranpinl- from to "a. In
At 6; the cl sin a Ger cent Ex sLsnge
closed weak Post Ell late5 4.07a4 81: aetual
rates 4 s51a for 60-day bills and 4e7I 1ol
demand Government bon,is close= stead {;
currency 6's los bid; extended 9 s lregie--
uered) 100 bid; 4's (coppons) Ia bid
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
Naval Stores.

y iLMINGToN, N. c., Dec. 19-Spirits
trained 95; good strained leo Tar steady
1t 100; Crude turpentine steady; hard
LOO; yellow dip and virgin 20.
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Spirits turpentine;
the demand is light but values are steady;
quoted at 3la3l4: Rosin quiet, strained
271.; do good 321s.
CHARLESToN, S. c., December 19-Rosin
frm 1t / GO Tor good strained d; spirits tur-
uentine 81 ady at 271Ic
SAVANNAH Ca, Dec. 10 -Rosin firm
strained l.C2Aa10714; spirits turpentine
irm 1T 27slc
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20
The Sterling Remedy Co, Capital Stock
$780, 900.
A CHRISTMAS GIFT
Low in price, but high in value

Give your friend box of NO-TO-BAC.
1t Will 90 him more good, if directions are
followed, than glft of many hundred
dollars Don't tobacco spit your life
away" is the title of booklet of twenty
pages telling all about No-To-Bac, the
wonderful, harmless, economical, guar
enteed cure tor the tobacco haplt in eyery
form. sent on receipt of 3cts for postage
and II alling One box Of No-To BAG
ten days treatment, sent postpaid on re,
ceipt of 81. Address, The sterling
Street, Raleigh, n. G.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20

Our branch house at Raleigh will fur
nish the local trade the famous New
river and North river oysters at csc, 35c,
40c and soc per quart. Solid measure
and prompt delivery has made ours the
largest retail trade in North Carolina
Special prices to parties wanting to give
oyster suppers during the holidays.
G. n. IVES & Co.,
dec 16-1w Raleigh, n. G..
The state chronicle., 1892-12-20

Not every woman, who arrives at
middle age, retains the color and
~heauty of her hair, but every woman
nay 90 SO by the occasional applica-
ton of Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t pre-
vents badness, removes dandruff, and
cures all scalp diseases.