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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-25

The best way merchants can
reach the purchasing classes of
Paw tucket is by talking to them
through the advertising columns
of the TRIBUNE
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-25

sure Cure For Malaria.
Murray's Malaria Mixture. oi Man rect.
Pavtnoket.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-25

Advertise youa ~an,s in the rGsuss.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04
The Reech Greek

a recent dispatch from Pittsburc. speak
ing of the Beech Greek railroad. says:
The railroad war iuauguratcd in Clearficld
county some months ago. between the
Beech Creek, by the Reading. and the
Pennsylvania railroad. has reached Turtle
Creek. twenty-five miles out OF this city.
Andrew Carnegie is heavy StockhoIder
III Beech Creek. known here a. section of
the South Penn. Mr.. Carnegie was also
heavy stakeholder in the original South
Penn. which he quietly sold out one day.
along with others and Smothered the yea
ture. The Beech Creek road. however.
backed by the Reading and Carnegie i
trying 10 run a line from PhillipSburg.
Center county. taking in the immense coal
beds of that district. and running through
Cambria. Indiana and WcStmoreland cuun-
ties to Latrobe. New Alexander. Pittsburg
and thence 10 Wheeling. thus covering the
best coal. iron and coke districts.
As originally intended. the Beech Creek
line must cross the Turtle Greek road near
Wilmcrding. The Turtle Creek is branch
of the Pennsylvania and does not intend TO
allow this. Some 300 men provisioned and
armed, have been watching the intended
crossing for several days. and have 80 far
successfully held it against their rivals.
The Beech Creek will fight their way as
first mapped out. though they have anoth-
er route fully surveyed and right Of way
purchased.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04
More Railroad Talk

The PittSburg Leader Of Tuesday has
the following dispatch from JOhuStown:
4 movement is now on foot by which he
Baltimore * Ohio railroad will penetrate
the rich bituminous coal fields of the north
ern p2rt of Cambria. Some years ago the
Pennsylvania Railroad. in consideration of
track room privileges, transferred to the
Cambria Iron Company its rights in the
Old Portage Railroad from this place TO a
point above Conemaugh. retaining only
the privilege of laying a side track 10 the
Gautier Steel Works. Now. by an amica-
bic agreement between the Cambria Com
pdny and the Baltimore x Ohio. il i said
this route will be used by the latter. cross
ing the Pennsylvania by means of an
overhead bridge near the viaduct at South
Fork.
The extremely friendly attitude of the
Cambria Company to the Baltimore * Ohio
is explained by the fact that the Iron
Works owns large blocks of the latter'S
stock in the branch road extending from
Rockwood to their works in this place
The Pennsylvania is not idle and their
branch to the coal fields of the north is be-
ing rapidly pushed. Since this Ecw move
OF the Baltimore IL Ohio has become pub
lie. the Pennsylvania has determined to al
so build diverging branch to the Black
lick coal fields
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when Doctors All .pree


1t IS fact well established, that Febru-
airy and March are the most trying months
TO aged or enfecbled persons. Pneumonia.
influenza and kindred chest Affections. are
most liable to get in their deadly work.
There Is but one thing to do build mp and
fortitiy the system with pure stimulant
Medical men all over the country agree
that kiein's ''Silver Age at 81. 80 per
quart, and 'Duquesne" at SIPS per quart.
stand without peer. If you want fine six
year old Guckenhcimer. Finch. GIBSON.
Overholt. or Bear Creek, you can have
them at 500 per quart or six quarts for
800. We are recognized head quarters
for the choicest brands of wine, LIQUOR.
cordialS, etc. Goods expressed anywhere
Send forcatalogue, mentioning this paper.
MAX KLEIN
- Fedora! St. Allegheny. Pa.
For sale by j. * ~ +. Bender, Ebens-
burg, Pa.
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The present fall of snow has had cheer
ing effect upon travel and has infused
new life into business. The roads prior 70
this had become almost impossible and
pedestrians had difficult time 10 make
their way through the almost bOttomlcsS
mud -puddlcs,
NJ. q. Beers. the village blacksmith, T.
recovering from severe attack OF fever,
superseded by the grip.
John F.. Holleu. of Glasgow, j. suffering
the painful effects OF a sore knee For
nearly a week he has been confined To MS
room aud his condition At present writing
i critical The anliction is the result OF
an injury received more than eight years
ago.
We have just received sad intelligence
that Mr.. Jacob Nicman. coal miner. Of
Mountaindale middlc-agcd, unmarried
man. was killed on Monday afternoon on
the =. u y. W. Il. Il. near MountaindaIc.
while walking Ou thc track. Mr.. Nieman
has been employed for the past nine years
in the vicinity Of Mountain Dale, and was
formerly from Warriors Mark. Hunting
don county. He was quiet. inoffcnSive
man. a member of the Methodist church.
aud generally respected by everybody.
Mr.. samuel Kuhn. of Glasgow. after
spell Of confinement on account of an in
jury sustained while in the line of duty. is.
We are pleased TO say. nearly recovered
thcrefrom.
John Ricketts,. one of Reade townships
leading educational spirits, will make an
address al RoSeland on March l2Jh.
The new double track Of the 7. ~ y. W.
r. r from Lloydsvillc 10 Coalport - now
being used by all north and south-hound
trains.
\ new schedule went into effect on the
p. * y. w. Il. Il. on last Monday.
.pring S,sI~s TOR I."dtes-
Our lady friends who wish To be- properly
and fashionably dressed would do well to
To glance over the monthly Fashion Letter
| in La Mode de Paris" Album des
Modes or La Mode" tho lavoritc jour
mails. This letter is one of the best on the
| subject with which il deals, explaining par
/ ticu,arly the styles prevailing or coming in
/ fashion. Ladies would do we'll to patron
we these journals. which are not only re-
liable. but are now considered the stand
/ ards of fashion wherever they are known.
| The practical lesson Cn cutting given eacl
month in Album dcS Modes and la
how to make the new styles aS soon "a
they appear. The series of lessons ha'
| been produced under the direct supcrVi
| sion of Mr.. \. Mcdowell. the inventor o
the well-known Garment Drafting Ma
chine. which has proved such boon Il
( thousands of drcsSInakerS. and has mtd'
the cutting and perfect fitting Of ladies
garments an easy task 10 all. LA Mode
i good family journal. price Sl.5O wear
La Mode de Paris" and Album de
Modes are intended for more general use
the subscription for each being $50 year
To every subscriber for either OF thcs
journals who pays Il years subscription il
advance will be given a premium book ul
"Dressmakiug Simpliied." valued al S5.CC
Failing 10 obtain these journals from You
news agent send for them direct 10 y. Me
DeWell Il Co., West 18th Street. New
] York
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, March
I'd. 1892:
Harvey Miller and Margaretha Huth.
JohnStoWn.
>, Nicholas ~ Bolvin Platt, aud Viola
HaskinS. Cherytree.
Charles +. VIII. Ashvillc. and Gertrude
Eckenrode, Allegheny township.
John Pusak and Ella Kozak. Johnstown.
:, Daniel {. Heinze Dale and Amanda c.
Black Johnstowu.
Neelines Ractkewicy and Clara Calata
Hastings.
philip ;. Custer, South Fork, and An
ME smith. Richland township
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04

INXEs-U rDRS' NOTI E
IL Letters testameutarS uDpn the estate 81 Jos
eI,n Trexler. late OF Clearheid township. IL The
r9unty of Cambria 7 a. deceased. having been
granted rhe undersigo oed. notice ts hereby xiv
en- to all persons indebvd tu said estate Ia make
i'm IN ed tate uaN mer and those having claims or
dem suds against the same are requested 20 pre-
sent them properly teti tor ), ttletnen:
JAM ~ r TkENLER.
CELESTISEJ J. RENLER.
Executors OF Jos ph J rrex er deceased 9.
Clearneld township. January -, lsS- st.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NoTITE

n Lruers at Admints rattou upon tho estate
- " illiam Sna y. inse Of the township OF for
taRe- In the county 81 Cambria. Pa. having been
granted ~ the undcTsi.H-1 ~ Tie kegt>ter ia
aEd Tor said county. uereuY gives notice To all
persons Indebted tO said CsfatC make immeh-
Iate uay mrnt. ard .hnse having claims de-
man'is against he same an. Sfed PIE eIit
them. properly authenticate. Tor settlement, 10
DANIEL I'll ,RP.
Administrator OF Wiiiiam SharD. deceased
No - aud - OSk Ave. AL pJnl, Pa.
February -, l>93JL
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.Le.ve daily excent sunday.

-Iesve daily eEceHt sunday
-L-uve SUNDAY unsy
IslBcK let ers indicate telegraph stations.
Ii-rinN's MuOre's and Crisfie's Gro ssinEs WEI
~. Il * stations for Al, trlins
M ] connects a Cres-pn with IObnSfHWn ~
..rrss n - 81 points ret weea f'Tes-nn aEg
IuhnsIo~n. and with Pacific Express II - f.r
Buint~ west OF luhuSrOwn- Also with Mail Arhih
aG 70 tor points cas- 81 ere son.
No conn-cts with Mzli Train at % IFr points
Wet %; Gre son. and Nal Express Tor points
Cres-On.
From poinrs west af C'resson No connects
Win Mail train IA y. ana from points east -
ressnn with Jchn-tuwn Express at : -. ana Pa
-inc Nprrs- AT : -.
M. connects with Mail Train At 70 from
uoiuts east OF Cressun. and Mail Express At ~
points west 81 CressOa-
sunday ms connect with Pacih ENiressHn Hnu
Nail Train west aud mail Express east
Passengers 10 IRON points On tenHsA ~ Ania
\ Northwestern Railroad can take train At Coal
port lrvona-
Stations marked ~" are iIg stations Pas
senyers wishing TO get Oft wa! notify TIE con
ductnr Passengers wish 'ng 10 get on VIII naS
tue train at these stations lraius VIII nnL stop
unless norif ell W u. Il ~ bON,
General Manager and upenuteudent.
r. J. BIT ITRCiOON. Train Master.
ID AIDROAD TIME IA BILE OF THE EBENS-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04
LIE GRANpE-

IL IA J. SHETlIG. PFuPRIEroR
Located al Dubois. Ia near the B. : =.
Railway Depot We always endEavvr 10 fur
nish the best nccom modarIous 10 business men
pleasure seekers and boarders. Persons IN search
OF e.mfoTt quiet viii flud IL a desi able ri
TO sIop. The Table Is unSurtIa sSed and T. always
SUPPLIED with the test the market affords. and
all the deiicsces of the season. The Bar is sup
pied with the choicest OF pure liquors and cizars
.ud nothing but the best Is sold. Special atten-
ton given 20 the care VI horses.
II. SCIIETTIf.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04
Political announcements.

Political announcements.
INUR PROF HONOrkARN.
L l her'by announce myself a L ndtda tor
the IN ce Of To'hOnOtarg, subJsct to the decision
of The Democratic primary election
JAS 4. DARBY.
March 1. lSg2 9th ward JUhEstOwn, Ia.
EOR POOH ID RECTOR.
i i hereby announce myself a. a candidate !Or
Poor Director sLtj CT TO the decision Of the Deia
Uc'atic primary election
RAPHAEL HITE.
Carr II township. March l. 1882.
NOR REGISTER = Nd RECORDER.
l. VT are author izei To announce that james
Greene. OF the Fifteenth ward. johns own
W ia be candt"ate tor the nom inatiOn OF the o.
nee OF Reg lister and Recorder subject the act
of he Democratic primary election.
LNDR kE'iISr TER AND RE''DRDER
Il 10 the Democratic Voters Of Cambria COuTlfg:
hereby announce myself d NJ. date Tor
The nomination tor R-gi ter and Recorder. sub
I-ci to The decision OF the ID mocratic primary
erection ID MCCiOUGH.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04
Omuu alton.
\ AsHNILLE. Pa, Feb.

1sHNILLE, Ia, FtD. =, ISt-,
Editor Cambria Freeman:
DEAR SlR:-Here | am again. Two
drummerS selling "Old Honesty tobacco
were here last week with a machine for
turning out gTcenbacks. Our mutual
friend, Squire Myers, bit. He ordered the
deputy sheriff to arrest them and bring
them before his court and he would send
them TO Pittsburg. but when the thing
was sized up, the Squire set 'em up, went
home, and think has the grip now for
have not seen his genial countenance on
the street since.
The boys bid him goodbye when they
were going and told him when he needed
any money to call on them and they would
furnish all he wanted
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04
Mi,ccI,an.ou- or,ce>.


GAR DAD oi Barb cheap NJ button
~ - sons.
NTANrEDi-Furs OF AL kinds. for which the
w highest market prices Wfli be paid Bring
them in G. Z. FkEDE RI Ks.
Oct3O EbensruTg. Pa
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CONNECTIONS at Cresson-
suUIHwARD.
NURrHW ARD
rvr,-I-rpKS, NOTI r

Rradiey. Mel aud Lucket Flag Stations.
No trains sunday
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NOR SALEUR REM

i two story IT me house with .0Ur rooms it
uatef Oh Water street IA The East ward uf Eb-
ensfurg The lot contains numeer OF apple.
81 eTTV and plum trees. al bearing IL not sold
10y the hrst OF March. the property will lie for
rent Inquire on the premises uf
MISS NJ NJ PATTERSON.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04
Farmers, Alliance Organized.

The Sub-Alliances of the PENNSYLVANIA
State Farmers Alliance, representing
nearly two hundred and fifty members
met at the Blair House on Monday and
organized the Cambria county Alliance:
The following officers were elected;
President. Ira Bloom
Vice President, Michael Noon.
Secretary, j. j. Kaylor.
Assistant Secretary. T. W. Hughes.
Treasurer, Henry Jones
The next meeting is TO be held in Ebens-
burg. March 2Gth. az one o'clock p
ALEX CASEBEER
state Secretary and Organizer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04

fsAIIROAD TINE TABLE NO. / OF THE
IL Cressuu Clea5f-.d I'uu " aud New GUrk
short I.uure Ratra,d. In effect on dad aI,,'
November - IA 1891.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04

The weather far this fall has been very much against the
sale of heavy winter goods in consequence stock much
large for the time year may get cold yet and
you need the goods but need the money and therefore
have reduced every article may sell them quick
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04

rrivate sale
-er ro~n~hip,
resttecttvep-
vance.
are Of cut
, .uabfs pr'
particular
EfltIrN -
irrCfER~
fr-tfn
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04
LiCENS Sc NOTICE
.DAMS TOWNSHIP.
DaN

II IST uf sUp'irat'ons for Elror license MED In
i. the Court Of Quarter Sessions tor Cambria
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04

4ves instan,t
an fnfallIpH
Irices 81 By ~
mil. Samppy
.AEAKESis,
Nrk CITY,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04
VOTE RTIUCTIOES IN SHOES AND RUBBFRS.

Shoes, Spring Heel. $50. Gum Boots, Candee-best in
Americawe sell at 81 CO. others get $500 Rubbers for
Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys and Girls at lowest prices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04
FRANKLIN BOROUGH.
Retail
GALLlIZIN BOROUGH.
Retail.
Wholesale.

George Aukeaba CfA litZin borough
A.. II helSJ .tIa atlg bOryug
=, Place. GatlttZtu borough
~ h'N'- - 'oi'-'-''-'- I Residence Allegheny city
,UJhOHl Panula. bOttier..-..--.Gsilitz:u Borough
l. g. Ruckrtel GaIiItZin borough
tfeyrge Nrckley. Ir Gi iliiIZin borough
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-04

q =
|erHtisIEs P.',e,%Te -
eptf Fsft SS.
fonsrrsys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

R1cHMoSD, VA.Jan. 18.-No offerings of tobac-
cos al auction on Change to-day.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary of the
Richmond tobacco trade to-day: Wrappers ].
hogsheads; cutters, 3; smokers, -; dark leaf,
d. Total. %.
INSPECTIONS. bright, gs hogsheads dark. 9;
Western $. ReinspeclOn'. bright, l9. dark, =
hogsheads and fierce; Western. o.
The United states internal revenue collections
for the city of Richmond. Va. to-day are: AK
paid on cigars and cigarettes, sl,;5lsO; tax
paid on plug tOhaccOs. Sl2}lln. Total S6ASr.0.
small sale of bright5 with good prices az
Planters to-day.
Shockoe sold 6.391 pounds dark loose tObaccos
to-day. Highest price. S1D.
bcll about the silo of a locomotive bell,
weighing az least twenty-five pounds. was
placed ON the cupOia of ohelhurnes tobacco
warehouse to-day, and tonight soD.e of the
boys are ringing it as If they thought the Swiss
bell ringers wan patchn' 90 'em.
Invitations are out announcing the marriage
i'm Henderson, \. g.. a. the church OF the Holy
lunOconts ON Tuesday. January 2ith OF sr, Al
ex8nder BOYD Cayce SON Of our Major N ton
Cayce. TO Miss Bessie Beyeley Taylor. daughter
of Colonel Erasmus TAYLOR. of that city.
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change to-day. c. II. Harrison Powhatan: g..
w. swain. Danvile; T. II. Martin. Durham;
Colonel A. c. Dickinson New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
,ouse QUOTATIONS or HONEY
.e.a and saics at the Richmond TOBACCO
O"'.. .,.no. Internal Revenue Coilec-
uon, Foreign Advice''

-, % Money closed az 2'f per
NV I,nos, rate. the highest rate Was
" ,.,. Exchange closed sicSdy. fos'e'
- l..sss6. soiuai rates 81 TOY Sky
ana .s,sss5l for demand. Government"
,....f,. currency 6s, 100 bad. as coupon'
,,tendel u.s. registered. 100 md.
...-,,4 bonds closed IS follows: Union
a.. .tt. sinking funds, lOl4 bid CEN
......s cn Che stock Exchange THIS
..re Ou large scale IN the Two
.t.uaan 2-.a s.at es W.T. ,.,' 80 p,,'
f..f.r.s| conferred h anoui hali dozen
t.tln orcu.ng prices were generally
..r .IuI. IIanCf. ani li ttt eoIiN "taiukN
nI.aI d.. Kansas AMI ioN2s pleIerfei u,
farther slight Improvement. only 90
$50, ....,.r. IN a snhee. ucnt selling by the
I0wfriIi c.ocA Tho market again
..flI ana prices again recovered 70 inc
t.t ....re,. lu Che hour 90 noon tncfe was some
.-4 e few Others. which caused prices
t.-'..n,a st0cke to 1854 OF SHARPLY Nat me ma
-trnftae list were Wei sustained. ani -
ulrs still slightly h.sAer than last ni-At
tffel ~ clock the market was ho,
.e snl there was very little done nhHi
.trorlock when the bears made fa.. "a
".l.s1r trusts on the announcement Ga .No
. ID Dr.. issue OF sugar certificates, It.
Who had previous information or 'nis
..... Iat.I action had been 'ti.'ub
Ira,fs all through the fqreno3Ai
heavy break uaturalv IoAoNe1
.ruarucemcnt Chicago Gas als' ca'nuo
F.. f.ra share o. the hammernc. anu ui,. No.. ,-o
al .nr of chat sIeculsfivo mum tl 80,
... .ere uncovered Sugar Trusts was u9Wh
s.ihol lowest price Of tho common. sl1 rs
frfIa rreiorred, while Chicago ""s vas , t,.,
..r c.nt There IVES some Ieovf,i' ron r'
-. ..r'.t .nres before the close Ihe weak
,..s.n BE- trusts mentioned naturally nad
fs,.ns effect on the whoie ,SiHe' All, SI,s
--..s went down genera. ne olos.s - i.o3
Ina ip mos cases were lower. Sales for
"a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

NTOTICE.-THE CREDITORS or r. II.
y MAURY a co. secured By the deed Of said
firm dated the 9TH of August, 1871, are hereby
notified that by decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Henric0 county. rendered IN the cause of
Grants administratrix against Maury and 9TH
ers on the 23d December, 1871, the undersigned.
special commits -ioners. or either OF them. are
directed 10 distribute the sum OF Sl053lbt
among said creditors in the manner set forth
in said decree. But the series OF notes men
toned in said decree remaining unpaid must be
exhibited 10 the undersigned, or one OF them.
by the holders thereof: and payment Will De
made to the said creditors, the personal repre-
sentatiyes of ssch a. may no dead the assignees
Of said notes. or tho attorneys OF pariies emil
yod IN natment LEIGH r. PAGE,
WV ~ II III. MARSHALL.
Special Commissioners.
Nos. and 3 Shsfer Building.
Richmond. Dec. 30, 1891. ia u"
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NOTICES.

ATACALLED MEETING OF THE BOARD
n OF SUPERVISORS of Buckingham county,
held At the dwelling house Of J.. b. Lesueur. IN
SAID county, on Monday. the 4th day OF Jan
uary 1852:
Resolved. That. whereas it appears from an
Advertisement in the Richmond Dispatch and
The TINES that the Orange heysFlle
Railroad Company. together with ali It's rights
and franchises and county subscriptions. Is 70
be- sold in the city of Richmond on the lith day
of January. Us ., this is hereby % give notice %
the public generally. and especially 10 the ur-
chaser or purchasers. II the conditional county
subscriptiOn by buckingham county Of : UOJO
that the said subscription has been forfeited ~
said railroad company, for the reason that SAID
railroad mas failed In every particular 10 com
DIV with the contract entered into with the said
county OF buckingham IN regard 10 building
railroad in SAID county. -
A coDv-Test. T. 4. FORBES.
Clerk OF the county court OF Buckingham
county and ex-olicio clCf1 Of the Board Of
Supervisors Jal-2W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
baltimore.

1'ifhoAE. Nd. Jan. i2-Flour dull and un-
a. receipts, L,sO barrels: shipments.
0-fie.s' sales, $50 barrels Wheat frmer :
ie spot. sLOJl2 AiOOl; January. SlO0l6s
ienruary, slOlaL0ll4: March, slO2;
alp3.4; steamer 10. red Ml1697' C (:
EMS. fiDl lu hel.. stock l,l8iIO3
-,-s sales. 9it0O busle.s, Southern wheat
C- wv. 9csetlO< Iona cry, y5c @SlOg.
h irmer. mixed, spot, 5OAa5lc.: JApnarv.
yAc February, b0@5O1sc. March. 500
~ 81 april &c.. May, 5Og5O14c.; steamer mix
"a isc; receipts lsO.s06 Bushels: ship
"'. 5000 bushels; stock iYs252 bush
A. SAFES, $4,000 bushels Southern corn
White, 4J65lc.; yellow. 4i@5lc Oats
-. ana steady; No 2 white, Western.
~ COS No. mixed Western. SIC. asked;
s'ps 1000 bushels; stock. ii74G2 bushels:
Ia fAiet; No. 2, $50 CSC: receipts, IlO9
A'-s.' Coffee steady; Rio csrgoes fair, lie
NIidt 4ffc. Copper steady: refined, lie.
S"e Aim sl.E. Peanuts unchanged
'-'' firginia3s, ~ asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
DRESTON BELV|N.
Zine Ax,G FFU1uo81 16U1re.
No. 8 GOVERNOR STREET.
the RHmnii Celebrated
GROCERIES,. sc.
GROCERIES. sc.
TO FOLKS WHO EA4i'

Large Peeled Asparagus reduced TO &c. 20
can.
Quart cans Of Pure Maple Syrup reduced to
&c. per can.
seven-pound tins Crosse and Blackwell Jams
reduced 20 9Jc. per tin.
Halfgallon cans Rock Candy Syrup reduced
20 50c. per can.
Dessert Lemon. Orange and Citron Feel re-
duced 20 CSC per tin.
few left Of those delicious Canned Peaches
IT l25sc per can.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

ST LOUIS No. Jan. l3-Flour values IN
changed. Wheat higher; January, ssi4c. bid
february. sS5sc.. nominal Nav nc. asked
july, g7l4c. bid Corn higher January, 36i4c
bid. February 3li4c blu, March, 8i &c. nomi-
nal MAY. 3s6 SIC. bid. Oats higher; May
8a.c Pork-Standard mess s4.25a950. Lari-
Prime steam, 5000. Dry Salt Meats Shoulders
4l5c: longs 5sc.; clear ribs. tc.: shorts 6isc
Bac0n-Boxcd shoulders, 554c.; longs and ribs
6i4c.; shorts. Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

CHICAGO. Jan -Wheat-Whcst was strong
t-'.F on IraIstreet figures. showing large
decrease do the visible supply liberal exports
t. lsLf receipts. Closing prices were lsc.
l..ler Receipts . cars.
Com Corn was dali, ranging firm in SYM
la'NY wheat and closed &c. higher. Re-
Clients. I.. cars
lai. zoe oats market was quiet. but firm in
SSH. ltly with wheat and corn. Closing prices
wore ..c higher. hoceipts. ~ cars.
lslons-I here was q sharp demand for
provision. despite the boarish spec ulation
loia advanced Dec, lard &c. and ribs 2llc