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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

OLD papers for tie next weak at 20
cents per hundred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
DARN TO EXCHANGE.

a line farm of SIT acres, IL miles
rom bedford City, largo orchard, good
dwelling and all necessary outbonses.
Will exchange for Roanoke CITY uron.
erty.
j. L. WINGFIELD,
No. 2l0 Commerce Street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

GROOM BRICK HOUSE ON CAMP.
u bell street, S2s; Groom house,
modern convenience, Word street, S25;
0.room house, Commonwealth avenue
SIS; room cottage, Church street, $40:
..room house, modern conveniences,
Church street, Sal; 7.room house
Seventh avenue, Sci. See HARTSOOK
tho Renter, los Jefferson street. - IF
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

TNlE FIRM OF j. +. MARSHALL &
Il CO. is this day dissolved by mutual
conscnt. All accounts OF tho late firm
OF j. r. Marshall & Co. are payable to
JAS. A. Mcconnell.
j. l.. MARSHALL.
j. A. MCCONNELL.
PETER KIDD.
March ~, ls9J. Al 3Od
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GPLENDID HOUSE.

Dwelling on corner lot, on Terry Hill,
"a rooms, bath, hot and cold water, gas,
hnished in hard wood, beautifully
located; price, $4,000, on easy terms. A
great bargain.
j. f. WIN6FIELD,
No. 2l0 Commerce Street.
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TOR SALE, LOW-ONE GOOD
Il double-seated surry. Has been used
by private family only three months.
HUFF, ANDREWS S THOMAS.
3 81 Ivy
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WEST END BOULEVARD LOT.
Lot, loox;5o feet, on the electric car
line, 5000; very cheap.
j. +. WINeFFIELD.
No. 2lo Commerce. Street
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FOR RENT,

EOR RENT-A 7-ROOM HOUSE
A with servant room and laundry at
OH Campbell street. Apply to d. C..
fh1Eo. ; 81 wv
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EOR RENT-AT WASHINGTON
H. Heights, Broom cottage, S. per
month in advance; Groom cottage, IS
per month in advance. Good water.
Electric cars May 1: fare reduced. Ap-
ply WASHINGTON CLUB LAND CO.,
Wager building, Campbell street, near
Jefferson. 3 81 l0t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

TOR RENT.-STORE ROOM, lis
i Commerce street. Apply ROANOKE
SAVINGS BANK. % I'm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

n E DRIVING AND SADDLE
horses for sale-A pair of deep sor-
rels, fine drivers, single and double
Also dapple bay, an extra saddler,
goes freely, every gait, very stylish and
good size. MRS. DR.. A. Il. KOINER.
Roanoke, Va. 33O4t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

TABLE BOARDERS CAN GET
Il first class board at Tx Salem
avenue S. w. 3os1m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
Il communicating and otherwise, at
% 9TH ave. s. w, near Jefferson st. 1lltf
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Observation-Disclosures.
WANTED.

Pirties having lots in the Rogers,
Fair lax and Houston Addition and in
hyde Park will please list them with MS
tor sale. We have customers for sew
eral
j. +. WINGFIELD.
No. 2I0 Commerce Street.
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UNMARRIED COUPLE FOUR
- young men can get board at a5l
Church So. 395st
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pOARDERS WANTED ATa31CAMp.
ID bell avenne s. w. 3oo1w
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STOp PAYING RENT.

o'room house on Center avenue, lot,
5oXl30 feet: price. $500: 5000 cash
balance, SIS per month. room house
on Ninth avenue $. W., s., GOO: 5000 ,sh
balance. SEQ per month.
j. L. WINGFlELD,
No. 2i0 Commerce Street.
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BOARDING.

ROARDERS WANTED AT NO. 81
- Ith avenue s. W., near Jefferson
street; rooms furnished or unfurnished;
also table boarders. All modern con.
'ehiehces' 3.29 1w
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OLD papers for the aext wsak",.at 10
cents per hundred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

RoARDERS CAN BE ACCUMMO,
- dated AT e25 South Jefferson street.
All conveniences. a14tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

/, 5. S. Brooke, clerk OF the Hastings
or corporation courts of tho city OF
Roanoke, in the State OF Virginia, do
hereby certify that the foregoing de-
scciption OF the name or names, mark
or devices to DO used by tho Virginia
Brewing Company upon its bottles, sy-
phons, tins or kegs, or the boxes CON
tanning tho same, has this day been
filed and recorded in this Office, and
do hereby certify the Same to the score
tary OF the Commonwealth to DO filed
and recorded in his office.
Given under my hand this, tho goth
day OF June, is92.
(SigneO S S. BROOKE, Clerk.
a copy. Testo: $. s. BROOKE, Clerk.
: cyl aw-3W
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STATE or VIRGINIA,

STATE OF VIRGINIA,
CITY ov ROANOKE, So
|, a. Is. Hunt, notary public for the
city aforesaid, in tho State of Virginia,
do certify that Hermann Crueger, presi-
dent. and Louis Sander, secretary, OF
the Virginia Brewing Company, whose
names are signed to the above writing,
beariog date the 10th day OF June, 1899,
have this day personally appeared be-
fore me, in my city aforesaid, and have
acknowledged the same for and in be-
half OF the Virginia Brewing Company,
ana for the purposes therein sot forth.
Given under my hand this, the 14th
day of June, 1892.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30

ss. a. r,cs SIS 4Oasj 45 rougns g. ~ hrnr, OOo
f1sys, shca3 anl l,mbs-Ke I'D for sIme time
- 20, ,,r Kcc< thus l7,soy Ieaa io ~ h. ai
h'u rs ~ 4C5 head coasigntd row he,d market,
~ - York I.4O0 head; On s'r roscl II
oocd sasy fer gooi sheep ian ir IT, s IS native
lambs: sheep duh native lamGs 90 s inyei ewes
l ~, r,ir to cond 81 2j09S choice NV ,etSers s 5Oa
canada lam~. ~ O0Hs4 80; po,on,s licht: market
- st IIbertv pee @9-Catsle-ecctSsSo y Good ssi6
~ ard uncianccd Prime, 81 sOG - 20 a ro@43 so
s'eiS "d intchcrs ~ Ocd$I; ro1gh ia, % heifcrs
- ylt etocr. az 25ds3 30; good ~ eo"o ys %
~ -o 81 hull, and et1Fs, S2dF3; Dolos" 80 Jod
- - ccyvs aud sprinecrs s20d@iO; 2ou & aud market
irr,n COW Io@sReccpts light; demand iar anu ynrsers
- eSei a; plgs - 25eFj ?? good heay su"niv liqht
% t,ys and rough $imSt -: smeP iaS6e3 -
=, stess Txrr, F iOGf3 -: tooi - ssSg.S *
nis@ fir s ;oSs2 80; common, 5ocasl yoari"s''
'sre, s,o Yards. Chicago, Dec see1
~ ,H b.,s. market steady. Common 70 A' aws and
CO.. nc," .~trrs and feeders ~ 25a$3 % 0~s ,t mt
hn'so T a,G n1arEc, strong Hc,vy s5Ss5 to cenp%
100 h rir.S 3j O5d8J 30; choice a>oors'sl ~ IL pc
t. 1aoi1c bt ~ o5aaj 30 1dg 81 25af3 ~ ,nc rboice
%, A. o. zoo head. mqrkot steady lhief'or 70 '
c,,ipss "a. ann, - 75egl - ., o,c he,d Mar.
~ =" js Doc Cettlc-Reccpts iUio n'"' e,rnnc
~ h,,. very quiet. Natives sdu at s"or 70 IIghf
,s ~ yeSans and other stock WIS .,' ,o,s 20 2.4
s,e ., ,n r.ti,c cows 81 ocds Lnr,inr irfner
Gclu o.Ina thls imIroy ement aGrln ~ ,o5si %
GU gu rc~cl about lover l'utner' TX. and rough
bo.S a. s5Js5 10. Common lEnn "a mn,d Mar.
GU =, Co5St IS. >hc,P -HelptS, ~ 1.-Two Dc.
w., am snpoy snail. There was az ynrv slowly
% n,a N cr .,od shecp and lambs hut common ''' WY
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was little more life in the market yesterday.
although the bulk of the auction sales was bid In
by the plaintiff William Kennedy offered Nos. o62
and 564 West End-ave. The property consists OF
two four-story brick houses on lots 2oxso EACH The
plaintiff. the Germania Life Insurance Company,
was the buyer for ST. 900 AMI $4,000 The same
auctioneer offered No. SS West End-ave, four
story brick house lot 19xSo; 1t brought SO6S0
from S. L. Lawson.
The most important transactions OF the day were
at private sale. No. s. Leonard-st. Is hve-story
stone and brick building 200 feet west of Broadway,
standing on lot 25xl25. The store Is leased Tor
5000 year. and offer for the lofts has been
made subject to elevators being PUT in OF $1,000 per
annum The property sold by Pauline Tappan
and another for $4,000.
Solomon & Schulze yesterday reported at the
Exchange the sale of Nos 6i and 166 East One-hun
dred d-welfth-st.. ive-story apartment house,
lot SO 4xlCO for Julius Lipman; price. $4,000
Charles Buermann & Co. have sold for Henry
Buermann seventy lots in Newark, N. j.. 25xlOo
each to F. Hassinser. for $4,000.
Charles Griffiths Moses, formerly with the firm Of
+ Romaine Brown & Co.. yesterday posted
for membership in the Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
THE STATE or Trade

nsnorc pee sor dg "a and iUot Sn'n'sSs nad sDscc%beT
9g 9q G3s r"nuirr Gis sCihc; Mav o9%oyfc 1i1 zoo
~. r.d ci c hid. stock. l,3J2,I1o bush -, .teaav
req rag what b. sample oiaGs; Ccr' JsUnsFy
nGsni il. ,akei: D,cembor EOsa go, ',c,m
G oSc rc6rGay l1d4lc ~ Nay ys lS. .as. 81 600
~ f,ycd 70, asiod stoc $3.50, nnsn i" an grade
,.h, Sou,bcrn corn by snmpe S6A6ic 90 o9 on asxl
: ioc o1is quiet; 40 white WeSer, We sce hn"h I'VE
-" 80 do 33i,r A. tcd stocs l2oJnO DI,n; ns
6 NS 4Ga4ac; -ocN Gl45o bush M LAY gni s ,cSS SSy
isoicc tlr,orny Fl 5Ousl5 80; gram is isp.. ~ onei
,ocEaneed So,ton qet nlcalng i'c B9rer a. SSt imi
aoe,y e,ucy ne do fair . choice 20 io ~
ttn esasic ladie f1ncy iG2s; goa = csoics stoy 20
019r: rolls fine .Vas@ao .,s@l ,',,,,rics ~, rnchanoud.
ros.on. Dec. 29.-MarEets quiet
pucelo De-, eo-Srr'nc wheat stronger, ten1n' nen'
>, s.; .aD Xo NO ;hern. 702c 100 bush DO ;yse
.osing 80 aa~t 7l'sc ~ Noft1eF'' ,x,r, r'd
IL a.. 10 j ,yhlt, uIc a,gea Cln h,mct. g''H,a o
Irs - g. p Yellow. iIc; No do. 4O'le 40 coin,
40 i,a,e: 30 :, 4oc an trlrE No ohefngt IL d,. Sl
~ 49, f,,an IT, ab3.e these prices. Oats WeaK' ao"";
90 dcninni Solo+ - cars No Wii,e "Etuio IT, i,o
tar. Eo :, wh,. alaj.c: ears No h'NNu 10.
on tsars Brley s'csag choice t. iansy nrn d"Ii
GSc. lnvor t.!cs tGaJjc: sta'c, O1o e Nv fu,'. .
lower =, . 55eajc asked Flour qelc siealy De-. &
s,rt,l. siasl 10: winter srlighiS - -'R;5 DID, N.Y.
r,Gr - .Ou 10 80. Mi feed firm unchanged
Cnicng, Dee. 29-Thc ciaine futures ranged as 'o''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New.YOTk. December %. 1898.
COTTON-Tha market ODencd win prices 10
points higher stead Tor time on fairly favor
able cabc,. advancing TO 49, or lOs, aDoNc Y,Vef
days closing figures aftcr which there wa, break OF
was sharp rally. The previous week.-mrs., oil TIE nlikeb
was due to estimated large receipts NewOeai'o TO-
Is COO bales ond 900 bales last year INC
receipts at the parts ave justified the figure, cs,nO't
a the ports being O765 bales TG5 bales above our
estimate The total receipts AT the ports to-day loot n
II ii7 bales against 81 900 bales lat week and 2lSOo
TO-DAY the total sales reaching only 13S2o0 bale Ihe
cotton Exchange will be closed to.u,orro". Ine !cr
finishes with results anything but satisfactory he year
finishes with the quotation at $-l0c The weakest IN
ervai throughout The year was the eng OF Aufqe % Nnuc
price OF spot cotton 10 !Ec The present on'ooh
snvthnc cncouraglnc with Congress Looked - py me
Atwood. Violett Co. comment upon the cotton & ns io
lows Tho this week IS more encouraging aS
long time weekly interior receipts being only 1i0oo
bales against A3 600 bales last year and 5000 BAG, H
week the latter being very marned decline: Whe He
mt ror stocks at the same points are onE E ob h, MI
In other words. IL SHOWS hoW r'llu! -
Interior receipts shipped out because the increase over
ast week IN supply 81 only 5000 bales, ana t is
noticeable feature that weekly reported p!lt aS l-
stock than last year. except the TWO t a
invisible towns plantations have less ana erhas d.,
a 70 onybaGv eScspt the : 10000 pcope The port
movement this week ZOO aes against 10000 bales
rordIng secretary Hester Of the Newrea- Couol ~
rhrge 324 600 bales. against zig coo Da. s no
making the total since Seiemlst III IN S' ,y ,rfor % NJ
,oure 900 bales 20 come into sight % MAKE
74cO 600 bales and IL the cotton Is In the south WIN
make its appearance time during tn next seven or
eight months hut IL looks like Grea: many that
the cotton 5 there TO realize such figures
Openinc range. and close to-dsy ana closing BIDS
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
1--WE STOCK NARkETS.

N.w.YurX p- suhrr - lS9J.
~, rtVi5V iN,i sVe I 10 ,.r W at Gn AMI ,, tcr h.
nA,t naAns win car, ,, m' , ois MEX ar-S pn
,o,,,oo @ oi oxen and oil cows dtclcr wan1 70 PICK
"d. q"tc cq1 thc -up and ,9r' , "eS u1s9i ,3 an a
rhc dos. Prices weic In,t % %..I,' w""r ,er i NJ
" Sot1 +, ,cr 100 - oven and ,,ags at - % - :
I@a p~i q: l6a3s, qlh. c ar~. nati'c ,l-'r con-.
inu,d dul a. GsIr PER N ~. i''na @ ," Amar an
'f,s''1'i i a., ,S' riS Icr r. ,fma.d dn,> we.ht.
Ssps,in,is @ aai, for r Gon. ea5 a;ie an 100 quart =
or s,h"ai"hhd y 2H1'Lafi, i u, u" +, ,hc Tmso, -
eartr for ,oidsmiih; In IA umer1 ZOO % gn''t,T' .
.er. for Fa.nans ComIo'y and ssS qnae,s for for - H.
.hei~an; ao . 'hetG %, c,' D. lrc hi, port for tpc
rg"E sodine SATURDAY. o62 cattle s22o quarters ana
a. sncrp sandcr- oaio steers. 1913 u 9'care at
- IS pc 100 y Is do. lico ot .; - d '9o ~:
- d. ~ p al, al 81 10 80 ~ +, opae, iS r's a. ~: ii i
-. o. - rcnn.yl ,oula era. .5) ~. AZ 2} = olGa
"a do "a 3 1919 u. at 81 3c"'2 DO stag 1859 d. at
IT, M.phroa co. W'i'p ~ d, 'icg is5 g. 'o' o ~ a. a.
4 DO lssi H. at - 80; a." 1888 y M ~ - ! 9o:
a llSd y I,9, " r., At - - Jo i9li 3D. al 81 60 DO.
iGo T. ~ ~ %; COW. 1850 . al e., ipi - 'o'' 30.
T. d, oc6 n7o ID. at 81 co~'.; . bulls. $40 " '''o
j" NcS.." ' III +, = Nco'e,Hy 80 scra T. l4 i,t n IT. ''
at 81 - -. 's."i ~ 7' as~ lat VIZ ag 10 Er,n L
roo p, q -. 90, LOU H' 10 80 :
w. n do 1917 ~. =: : 90 - .,.,. q, >,
sherman culver: con. lb'' u, - '-'' . we
,,o| ~ A. ~ c5 COWS 9ij ib ~ .. .,,-
j. Shamrcrc son Illinois s''e's' il'' '' "' ~ 10
10 wierGn gi & sherman - Kentucky oN'n, 1850 H. ct
," ~ God.ntn: . ohio steer.. li35 N. at ~ - 49,,
fi,u,nhr.E Ilniiis lu' $50 ~ at - ~ " Wy
cow, AT s2O each DO. at 80. ., -, , ..,.,..,
CIjVI.- irrcD,g 200 head. ~ which l'i ~ NIN "'-
, Ii,,rcr for ,cel, ard strsiy fr western cnlNr~
~ 70 her 100 ~ ~ Nc..ein calves y, 5" -
md ral,ns had a moderate inquiry W "in if
coun,rv dic.soI ycals; STlHc Tor CIV u,''"" ""'
tor arr 81 era.acrs ard %aic for li:ir calves,
snlcs-J T. nelson % Wc>icsa calves, ~ To aver
s imrrc & Mullen: l3 vel' 10 Z, 10 r. a. g,aFS -
iialirnhrci Il Hollis: 10 Nrlls lcJ ID, a. ~ oOi uo
IaO 10 10 T. at fGcts.
= Sanders II Neals. lO5 u. ~ 90 ,o,o
head u, car. the market and cHf, lor bntth"r,
dlrcrt Demand Iit bn ;'el.ng sioofv fnr sm"i. ana
lamb. nrm S,ver,l went over Tor Saturil' nrht
Couu0i ~ medium .hrcp srd ~ sc - 'r lol N "l'
nory o. primo lamls ~ SidSj. The datd mirtet Va.
uu,t,tiv u;hang T. Drc.srd mutton went out hp"N no
307c drc-.ed lambs IN modcrit' r'qucst ~ CGs'
IIaIIcnlork II III. g. Stnt" lambs. IS ID aver.
age y. ~ a7h per 100 N l95 Wc'ic'n do ST. ID ~ ~
- s7: is9 Canada do fhighy). 30 ~ ~ 80 30 2l' YER
D. Harrington 50 state lambs Gis H. at , 80 state
sheep 90 n al - D2i,. an. -, c,,to
o. Dlcnback: 20 St,se sheep lo' 10 AZ I'd D. ''
II0Gs-I,sceipts. car, ilS head, Hothna DOM,
FOR lack orrrncs. T"llng .eady, and common 10
hogs would soil 80 81 2j6f1 ~ pr 100 II; PIGS ~ ~'
Country Crc,rcd stealy
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Sew-Yofk, December 90 1898
EEANS AND PEAS Demand shows Inlr ,yemcn,
y. yet and trade drags along slowly Prices have not
changed materially, varieties holding s'cldy aud
.;rr do,oloina further woalnes he br.f that brsl.
WI! q,' .oncwha after The turn OF the pre-
airy pre- sell. Beans. marrow choice pcr bu.
g.. 30; mi puoi - cjas. 10; n'uums. - 75dfi 80
rca. ~ IS white Kidney y loaS2 o ~ kdnc coec.
~ 3Ja}. AZ DO fair to good. Np1>2 - ha-k turtle
coup. e. loafc 20 How eye. .: 10 Cslorn, L'm,.
go M $i 5fnSi e. for ir maiTOw. - 20df2 % do
medium. ~ ."nSl 20; foreign p-t ~ - 'dsl 90
ras BIS. si 20; do bag. sl l2's~il 10: do Scotch.
IL .J4eI 10
BuiTIK-Trade extremely dull again to-day. aud
the mg.kct f;.oWed weaker nom Up 10 bottom.
Prices for hi fros creamery wcr" held about
OF late. ,24.Sc bu' everything csc the rat
was snEy mater 0 nesOiltIon. VIII most bu,clJ u
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30

net mat5 gn6s Si b'ff 70 tc Sc iui,hsr r
FEE hea"ict IrS OF the market Tor iIisat9H rs
' To- s Su at REDUCTION Of a yer d ieS a. wctern 70 gs ex
any demand creaTery. Ss' Ss'r!ec d. scsonds ed2ic
Do r .lc 90 Tyne s.,s m1se taf} fT' halrEn tubs
end pals extras 95aoc 90 a,ss oo 2sa7tS. @. i
cS state dairy ~ .'csa. wSIsh 'S9s .oSa dy tubs hs
isdi9c state res h.hns aad 5lo a. sxd da:T r1n
d. r't' Do DO rt' @s Do sesoad5 30 sos os
s weeso ,at giiaGa Go isI11s esi7c western ANY c:.
20d21c seconds. Glsc 90 =. r. d, tnbs held lGi
ern iec'1 % sb cxta. 2Hc rsts 1912; DO cow e
lesal5c DO a tsir1s rnsl iG.sisc '0''''
cmEFsr clong dnr; o, Of h,tnc.e hT 9 at Tr-t was
tlI, iE aucin, n L. TIE situation doc ~, seem 10 70 "1. n
lnss' ,S 81 Is% ard 9horns @ 70 @ ,r @S,
tcis liverpool cable. - Cl st,'c "a Choice lie
1Fes Do 'e Good fs' p%c %e.S eosa +. 1 m to
oao snail ,s5t ,e ss@.y y chcarnro od nclehb9rn;
eone. small 7gosS rnn DO 'fsc T, r,ir SRoGa aas Las
2aY.: Pennsv lyania skins 2a2SSc, r,c4-r. or rings
o. @ ;' not as r. % ssa vso s 1,Ts
siaarF prsG f,D1, ~ y s"sih ani Southwest cd rese
Irynar Sr res hrirs who have man tHs' m
caafl i ar' %%er wc.,r gn' fs,S hssS sS s co
SlGs5c wscrn lre:h eah'5cs olr csb6" % g%ou ofc.
dr er rscea nnc 90 Ap-us' and o
,.. pS esr'v scFrd fair prime 16dlse 20
Icr ca lind cas r'@' c5 PF S91S Saa%aaa and
FRu IT'S E,;a fancy mar. have snail y -aes SHADE
hm ,,t'ns "w ton grapes 'tcay for choce ie'e ~, s
c}"Gl;r,G: gsl ,s,J% Il '1 Sc TPEy TEct anu a r
Sss on on 4rcg ar'fs' cloteT fHTida aad a% all ea'
AppGs' r1yi@Ia T@f e. s;asi sc co reeoag 81
:, do %inter varieties. common to 70 Ln Lcr f1,D's.
8 50 ar. 70 to" .Tls per sn'S rcT soH anal ssSc Sa
We,teTn nov 'r1 Snail ss@f salar. Cranbee. 'aP c
a;%a ya'i, i.,io a c,r. T. ':"4'S er S F
81 %;5sc 10 Tnrccfinc~. per box u 'V"' '''
darine. 1|r4Hl apncs
FE'ITsTDHaR,ATS1F naTc, q Ga 'S S o,@n
70 urge sIrc,s 81 t'r "'r"" ~, nlra'st ,rid : srl:
drcd npc- not @o'eee to sr-y f'y ,ca 'i'" Rep.
IrrrIrs ak Oihcr .nell 'rl.;s nrchar , Nli9I
S,;,' ,o; ' IN ,,nc .' ese-c do coren T. iar s@as;
go. ~ ~ ,n.GsieG lf f,rv j'alc; - ,hSi'' o..
i%c; d, c"r and stn. l"i'ir re'1@9, az, Do ySil
o. @i Io.: , "i s,,.l ~, 7Ioc d. ca!lfc,n'a unpo,'d:
Car iln'' ,ep ,n c.rc ~ lG cr'" @
s ,dr,a iaie Iruac. california - -
'l'f a:e uncnangl n im,r's, 1 n aT.ao T@d
hold p absa, M ic ls, l5,,- o.; n r5e' I, malt e
,9IS s'as ls" DO is.,s Slocc lac .oncn - pie
m hfG ISr iIsi' e. 'ss ,hoio 10 common 70 i"'''
''t ty &xp srehw-n i'- o;1 ,c, =. a': ,1 Do G' -
sna lIc 70 20 y .'""ai .rp, 'o - cic,c- MY q
loee5,; D., d,t og iy 70 do loo sor; per 100 g. +c~
frog@!!Try ~! .yr tle .,2' t' f. ''Say 4.oy 3ei %
rhs, W., o.i ,e.''rdac I'"I, ha' 'iGci.r- 'G lo,a,
n~r p s~ec: 4. v .ttn ~. ole r,, ,.ar, rr-
y G.ar ,rle,. 9ic dg'E & ,,s- I2.a' pr .I- = /.
".i - rs o." ,d,r oain. t. .:c rn.c 90 ,r,1 ~
snt ..' l'n - ,p OF 'r Tai ori- ae' ~ ~rp o.
t,,r, .ou,d s,,.r hing TN. i' ~, In r.;,~
% I,e & q, -" r,' r': ~, or e,r'. ar''ug ona H." %
a' 'oar,,..r,' "e ',,,'i,. .~d o.c,.ou ri.
cr .,.r, h,,c Iccn wo'c s'ai' aro', 1,,',H c,s
:. ftr 10
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

CrIcaco Dee. - (specali Wheat to-day was nrih'
ony,nono l.. cent and keeping the moss OF H. New
yo, roror,cl the Continent buyng there. ana NE New
York conccin. d1 go)l deal of bnyms mere lh''
,,o \ cold wave m the Northwest and prospect thnt
=, .,t o., i,,,n Into the winter wheat belt by s1tui-
d,v Continental cables wcc consd" ably higher IN
r,rf coa,rnc.s wcr, far-about $4,000 bushels Ihcic
was the prospect that the visible supply next Tue|a
,,iu show lr,rca-c 10000 bushels. May oprn'l
-, 49,. soid ,t.ocn 0is ard G5Nc and closed al Gj'ac
AZ ti nr,rs and Duluth had 36l cars, against 400 the
earn va. M fraction. helped mot by the -tr"ngth
- ca IA; May opened 3S'.g s,ld hrtwesl So anu
1,ts were ann for an me ptor and pariicnllry strong
. ,,.,, ,a,ui,s Wc'c rp 44l,r. May op"nri AZ 2''sc
ia borvcrn an7.c ana .,9, AMI closed AZ 3osGSoh".
rr5,..oa. were n~m. 1hrl' wcr' only ~ oc2 noTs %
r.. :, fo~ satu'lly 1900. Scmr short mi'rs' a.
yo.a.I ln January rib GGt 10 was 'tri snal 0h'.
nr ~ Ic ro.c showed e. .aia c,cr h nisht OF 2laG
1'o III, gain If eiac; lari ci'sh where l. dd l'S'
"a nirht luts on Nav wheat were G's'; calls to'sH
C5s,c. Put. ON May oosn were 3s'aei ali'' 'S2''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
OTHER M,nKrr.- TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Dec. a;tr-lsc' Ifs laHi - hour. 80
head total for week thu ar \ $50 head f0r same time
last wrs. 1880 head copsisnl thr9ugh . lsV ne, @
10 3i2O hrai: sale. 40 head; rhfht nl
for good Grades; closed irn' cOd lght 81 er,, - W"
Gi ctockcr. - f10s2 10; Od lair fat cows 7hf- -,
ocsl,~ceInis AT ~ hour, ~ $40 head tot1l for week
thus far 1850 head for Tine lat week $500
heal: ,oraIgnc1 trHah T.2oo he'd q Ncw-t tofk 3p'
head sale 800 head market opnea s'r%,cr % st Wv
nrade< } higher. with the New Y rk d"ra n un-
sati fed: nscl I,ckcr. 81 20he - .r to go3l hen'
IS jarj 30 Gs-y SIS 30 YorHcr go5d TO choice - 30
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30

Market closed steady. Transfrribe order. issued ~
y6O New.York spot sales to-day and last nfht f0r
consumption 95 bales contract; 900 bales; total 99j
ksles: spot market quiet middiing uplan1s, 1876;
niddline Gulf l-loc. which r. UNCHANGED comrard with
vestSrday's prices spot cotton-Thc market Tor spot
cotton was qrie Quotations Micdline UPLAND. l2lCe
mddinc Gulf i-lGc. Sales, los. 200 bales Rates on
and middlng which grades other than ,1idlns NAY
be dvered on contract Fair, lac on hiddline 1af 80
on strict good mddng ac on good midans - O.
pn good ordinary &c Of good md1ng rd tnged cHg
eT strict low middnc stained, oCs2c on low mddng
Stained issc. NewYork net receipts 80 bal as sOeS
b795 bales; exports France. 80 bales; forwarded -
bales sales 995 bales spiners. 95 bales stock 2e5 s5
faes Liverpool cables-Spot cotton. mod rate demand
prices steady sales 10 900 toles specqsto1co oo 600
fal.s: American $500 bales receipts, l3ooo balis
American 800 bales middng 80 L. auigt d ,dpnn one
Floss steady 26ld advance & t09I
MAY 4l4d415: May-June 416dil7 June,July 4Ioa4l9;
July-August 42ob; AugusESeptember' 92lt 'ahua'9'
4O9d410
Total net port receipts TO-DAY, 4147 bales thus iaf
$500 bales France 80 bales; Conunent eS'l 1ales @
Consodated port receipts so far this week z.Op'
holcs. Exports Great Britain. G9?Gl bales; rance
IL $50 bales; Continent 3i,l12 bales tO;a I'll 'J-
bales; stock, 1,2Sl $40 bales. ,...
The following the total net receipts OF cotoh "V
rorfss sin
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30

HEMP AND JUTE-Thcrc 1, nothing new b. rlort
nbo,. h.mD the lsrkct ruing Cu.l all alpns
the lire and prices being nomlDally unchanged.
We qio. Mani nenp for shipment 5ir ana j'idpssc IN
ggadoe Jutn 34G4d,c; jute butts paper ouay, l7se;
mixing. 2i,c; baggnc 2'2G2'sc
uIDES-Thc trade 81 slow all along the line tanner.
showing very iiulc Interest. and bcy are 1ar'nty n
different utlrc cf the marHet Ihr r.. hcNcr-
hee.s an undcrturrent OF strength which keeps The
kcf alcu yt,a1y. We quote