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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27

Market clesed steady rran-i rblc or, ORR is.Ged g., st
dag ana last nisht For cop.gm ioq o b9 ccn .
S.rN' whh T. ldc ""er oSlacd With fridays price,
@ co fs 5A g SPOT c {GiGn wa a &c. Se
20 eco bales Rates and OF mdding at which grades
,.c on mddng 7sc on; strict good mlddlngi he
good mdlllne. 1-lGc on low nhddline '-inc oil
good nddins un-d even strict m'nnS ssihc1; a a's
Oh middiirg stained ,iGc OF Irrt low ea1 Yn
nct rrcciIts 3 saa bales, gross 1881 halc exports
wSrird 100 b1~- sc.. 100 balc spinner, 100
acs stock @i'75s balc. Total net port receipts o.
a Conc 5 1' ass fG ,s , .si p0, Treat "a.
I oo 80 s'I IN ''i Frame $50 bac, continent
rs b,lcs t,l - IS lac. took i,e2o9d4 bales
CorFE1e market Gpen r. ,c,y , .t az. iasn s,
reianent nthine bu youag'on'. lhor. wore no al;
ca T., s ~ or rom nn 5on ID e, T' ooS Sb as al
told and w p. thc totl had only ach'd Too
l Al, X g ' oaa ,,S9 ' cdd 10 arop@
vas TINT the market shaved an 'aicc ~ points on
,a,tr Gr,,rte or fcaur, tlro,chout thr -cs.Ion III
age o. icr cou,ii.on,. howe, aal ,a.a nom max;
Mach Ni,. The -'orA - rry' coneo ~ Tfork
.co,, tor ,i,.t ",af.. ,doo hap- ,ibc SIMPLY
a'a' AMI IN rtd >'ac' 4t' "a as' aea'.<t '2S -
-ot corcr wiir ,rrr qu.t va. r'hor st'niy .r tr"
S the ' Of lr" 8. .- no Er ' r . e., s9a
tho rar,,t co-d n'H ~ 90 n't 'e'Afrr 81 10 -
,r n, w.. ..t v'. rI f,.. ot 4, continued hrsc io..
si.cf~. fu' i.- 'ir, az t-pner ipr'n an AL ~
fir .,,n,'s..'. OIL. if-i..,an or The nar ~ ue
an.rroon. wn ,"-., r.. "'l, l.tr" - ar na'.y 81
.i,a- ~, cor,.ua p, v't al c.e ln-r .han,.. o.,
lo'fc- io..- o7 hI.h {. '". 20 ~ ." ne mar.
o. clr'fa,' ',-e BIT. ari n.'.a' - 80 20 po"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week. 1890 pkgs exports. leSi pkss
The trade in evapora led and sun-dried apples mas
been wholly of jobbing character, on NJ me mod
steady holding indeed. the position IS little more
favorable 10 the selling interest at me close though
real advance mas been gained Chops ana
cores and skins do not find much favor with either
exporters or Jelly makers. Peaches silii very quiet
but unchanged. Scarcely any inquiry for rasp-
berries. Cherries ard backberries in Hight stock
and firm. Apricots steady. Prunes in large supply
and slightly weaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27
DglSslo rorLrRY-DRY.rACK
GAME

Quail are in light supply and nrmer, f." faac'
have slightly exceeded quotation at -" c.osc
Palir.deee and grouse plenty. duh ara lover
WIG ducks very slow sale. Rabbits steady at tn'
last decline FROM the Office 4 chief Game Pr,
tcctor at Albany we learn that legally killed RIB
bits may be sod here after June !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27

Receipts for week, 1916 pkgc Exports tor week
237 pkgs. Business has moved along In dull, snug
gish manner. and Notwithstanding the fac; that re
ceipts have run light II has been Impossible u pr
vent some accumulation Of stock. All classes OF
buyers have taken goods only current needs re-
quired, and no reasonable concession IN price mas
met all calls promptly, and have rather favored
dropping values sufficiently 10 permit a reduction
in the retail prices hoping thereby 10 increase the
consumption At the close few special marks q:
Western creamery showing new milk etc. arr
held at 2si2c with occasional sales. but for fancy
quality &c is now full trading basis. and slight
faults in flavor, character, etc, reduce the value
lac at once There II abundance Of stock
nominal, worth A42ec. but which canno, De moved
at present. juno creamery very Sow. State cream
cry has eased off little. only the finest fali-made
tubs reaching 2GU2Giec. State dairy has found
but place In the trade of late. and holders
have named frdciOnally lower prices In the effort
attract buyers. Imitation creamery and fresh
factory are plenty and considerably weaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New.Y.rk. Dac.,n,., n,

New.l.r h. December o. 1901
COTTON-Thc cotton Inarhet in tone at
. decline Of 8 points. ana further declined . 70 <
pAnts. The weakness was duo to tendency 10 becvs
IN large for the week
from 2ioOoo bales 10000 bales. accorine o. tho
bass Of calculation holiday week being "a
something q n lackn.abox as u receipts and by no
means furnishing reliable data upon which 10 baSe cacu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27
poi LTRN

Prices for most kinds OF live poultry have fuctl-
ated from day 10 day bu: the average for the Wee.
somewhat higher than last week. SIX carloads
came In to-day. and with advices Of Hight snip
ments In transit for the remainder of the week Du!
ers took hold pretty we'll, clearing w the s'och
nicely at the rates quoted
The market for dressed poultry has been ifregniar
and generally unsatisfactory since last weekly re-
port with low ruling of prices, but on turkeys
lowing our last Tuesdays report the market stiff
fcnel slightly prime turkeys fancy jersey ana
up-r4ver reaching l3Ulic. Maryland and peiawGr"
l2ul3c best state. Pennsylvania and ONO and Mchi-
gan re and fine marks Of Western llfIllec Bui
later in the week these prices were not sistainc J.
being shaded in most cases about lc. Hut me stoch
cleaned NJ better than expected on SATURDAY ano
dealers sold well saturday night Una
there was quite little demand for stock on CHRIS
morning The close clearance has led 10 nm
feeling to-day. hut the demand is now only modeT
ate. and So much stock Is arriving and Ia t-an-l'
that high prices are not asked. The feeling a. 'nr
close is however rather firm. quoted. Cnic.t's
were excessively dull and weaker up 20 ~" clos
OF last week, but now trmer or top GRADES
Ducks cleaned up closely. and good lots rue hru
fine geese steady; less active. bat not overp.cni}.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsII

Apples held very firm under light supplies and
steady. fair demand Grapes are not over plenty.
steady. There has been enough demand for Florida
oranges to keep the stock sold up fairly close and
prices are steady at the moment but advlces indi-
cate larger supplies In transit, and the outlook Is
uncertain Fancy tangerines and grape fruit In fair
demand. of grades and all mardarns neglected..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27

cash quotations q, follow: iiour. duh feel.
ne prices unchange. No sp1lg Niott. 6fsc ;
NJ ,pr'ns wheat oooNlhc; No rci so@o No {.
com. "iIrt No oats. 2Shc, SO rr, t12f u; No
- barley, a5"'ic; No haNsret - ~ prine tnlotny
seed. - 80; n> p0rh pr, lbl 81 $40 j % ~ Il.
prf ltO %. ~ 10, short Side, luo,r 80 iS ESQ -
0at,d shoulders tb,N,dl 80 .ba ai 10; rhoft cr'r
surs ll"N d., o. ,jGei, WhlsAcN dht he niishcl
goods, per r,i ~ 10 suger' cut loaf - Al srim-
lated. ~ ioi r'unil,d asp - o. On tie Ptodurc
F,chpnsr To-day The butter marsrt W. quiet, lowef
Fancy ,r'aner' ne; choice, .6.u ,G1c; sweet hut
lackns nhNot 2-su"tci rsg, quit shade eisor,
fresh STICK. Haze.
tncnn,u. De. @6.-fl0u. marnct quiet Sp mg
patent ~ '5ntl fancy, q, 'na3i 80 nnily' ~ 700
~ -. Ni'ht owing & The liEhJ io'o,m Ia mdrAct
n hrm"r No let o. Ma h,, IS
oil. Tho receipts are c,trcm.ly hoi,N ., car, bems
r'cciNd; No missed old. ,nc No yellow, 'Sci NJ
en- tee 81 oatS-lhr re'1pt a. 40. very heavy
but the ID" het L. oil from ianic ,ucs, = cars y" +.
shNn ~ ,Ne-rhc receipts ~, N.Ier tnal Usual.
No ~ worth about ate. Saltn>. ar No =, ole.
Pork sales moss. siJ -: cloar MS sl4.5; amy
pork 81: 40 clolr family. tli.J AttA' Tart siead
Snlc-, steam eaf, Ne kettle d'iod slsr, i,nt iaid
SIC blher'S la Src WhisEcy -Sales on tac basi,
Of ~ II were 76i bbis
Mlwanktc pcc 2G-May wheat olnad O2.c, sold
w to 5ac ana then down To 0te closing nhaly at
,2to blu tlsh oaorpRs wero nc under Ma, prices
Samples were In fairly active demand at tho following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27

SIEARlNE-Narket steady; lard, osc; oleo 'isc'
Sales 80 OOU n cleo at TIC. 49,, ,z-,o
TAIIOW-Ste1dy and In fair demand quoteu o@oso'
Sales. 100 hhds. 3 Lice. .sr ~,
quiet Sales were 80 cpscs. 1882 Pennsylvania Havana
iiied1ec 100 case sundrics 1890 $50 bales Havana
GocdSl o., and 80 bales Sumatra, - 6Od$f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27
SUNDItIIS

NUTs-Peanais, quiet and unchanged; quotei at
ers' Spanish sheled quiet al 21sg5c for No !; 10 2
quoted l7su2c; Virginia No shelled at :, z12ac
and No . at liec Hickory nuts very dun at
t1,ligoc pcr blyh Oceans quiet AT 5i.lfc per D.
BEESWAX-In fair demand .and firm quoted Mt
2cc for prime Southern from first hands; some sales
TO exporters ny 10 &c.
GINSENG Market steady but quiet Northern
quoted al xlGs3 30: Western at s. 5cI&. and South
ern at s2Ms2 80 per H.
HONEY-New white clover in single comb boxes
quoted at l2u14c but latter price extreme for any
important sales; buckwhcat. lOql2c; California eX
traced jObbng from store at CQG4c; carlots quoted
at 5ihm5sc per ib Southern extracted very dull at
b0Gf0c per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27
THE STITE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Dec oG.-'lour dul; western super. - -
Winter wheat patent - o9 - 6j spiing do, - 9od
r - do straight 5Oa - 90 sales. $50 bills Wheat
.indy 80 . rcd SPOT and December. Gfisn6lsc: Janu
arN bi.a6i5-c; May o9'4 zee; steamer No red dc
a. KIDD stock 3ll4s6 bush sales "a 900 bush; milling
wheat sample Ojr. Corn easy; mixed nav and old
,Iot 4f-o .I'-c l.ccmbcr tl-G q ~ January. = a
4Ii-c. February. II tilAc; May, 1910 BIZ stock. 500
700 hush al - COO bush; white and yellow corn by
sauplc b. auxc. Qnt, steady mon actyei 10 !?
Whit. Western 9jc asked No mixed do. 3ic asked ;
stock ~ so hush. Rye duh No :. 5la52c; riocl
~ 81 Hay stead, good 20 choice timothy 81 30
G+lj 80. Grain fr"lghts firm; cotton 85iS1e hour
Inttr steady creamery. fancy. 2oc do fair 70 choice
@5027c. d. Imitation, 2id25c; adc fancy. PC good TO
choice 19d20c rolls hne. 2la22r do fair 10 GOOD 9q
.Cc store packed t6cl7c iegs unchanged Coffee
steady unrhancel sugar firm granuatd 4flc. Cop
pee unchanged Wh-kcy UNCHANGED
Boston, Dee. og.-Mukct. quiet.
punilo Dee aG-S ming wheat quiet round lot. offered
ec und carloads sacs. .snO u-h No harl 72c
NJ / hard. efL01"c Ne / Northern. T0i2H7lc: win"r
vroa. weak and lover al 2 car, Ne red O3c; No
3 DNr, nj o.: ~ I white 13iec asked Cor. st'ldv;
.h cur. M yellow. ate; > cars 40 yellow. 4O'ic
- ear, ~ com iOr, track; saes. store ) No
,tlnw. Ate. 10 coo bush 40 y corn. fOic: 1000 bush
Nn co. iJifr oats dull hut firm No - white. 3Si,r
so - Whir. 33'. No - miNN 3.o.2pc asked. lIar'cy
In fair d,manG and rrn choice 10 fancy W'-t'r GOsij5
lower .ndr-. ldoi1c STATE cbo12c. rive duh No y zoe
asked Store Flour ann d nand lght best spring,
statt 10: winter ghts. ~ 25"S3 % Rye Hour,
~ 2OdS3 30. Milfcrl firm, scarce. unchanged
III. A ffni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27

UEMr MD JrTE-Tho market j dull In al
~. brnrrhe. with prices n.r9aly gpchancel
a.. cal, ..arI hemp f0r shipment be ana "a No. IN
-, Sal herp jif0fc sI0. and 10 arrive for % y
-alc- iu,o 3af'.c ju'c butts paper quality, lac;
mil sinr. 2ic: tagging. 2ha2',c.
HIDES Tho market ruled steady with moderate
I.l.nnl WI Aun',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27

Receipts for the week. 5,e93 bales; exports, 2911
bales; imports. 242 bales. If there is any change
In the situation it is rather IN favor OF buyers
Trade has continued very slow. and while holders
have not pressed stock for sale. there has been
willingness to concede little in price whenever It
would lead to business Country markets have
weakened slightly OF late. and reports from Eng
land are not as firm heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27

Buffalo Dec. :Gc,tle Receipt. Last o. hours wv, 2e
Tine wc go hes9 Consigned 5or9 gass M Sso
kc opcn"i active ana s'ng r ihers closed steady
~ ga Be-, heavy export steers 50 iogs5 90; good 20
h 7,g sh ss &c T 90 ssoc sf.r' 81 as 5
eel SASS So mich cows owsI at S $50 o Sg head
n9G log e., E c se eT f t9e i 500 he"S for the
G Last Meek q @ hsed io enssne .,,e ~ go head
Sih al sales '' az s. 5as5 So Yorkers s. s5as5 as
s. sass 80 ouel- 25asi - sheen ana lam , Re
lead r same nc Ias wrcx % 400 so6 Se %e.s CON On
lambs steady for cool Si1ed weak for sheep win
choice fancy wehers 50 oas4 fair TO good lambs
8, 80 CHIC - fa9 s sss ana common"
.i,n Si4'| lr, ., M sfccrs 81 s6l 50: stocRers
49, nInr, saa5Gsa a. cows and bulls 81 25as5 90
eai1e! 3 23as6 i.eceips ic..@ head heavy
s' 'f s. io4s 3 si iogs5 3, ps s. Sas: Is
limbs s. oogf t. IT, nro,er josFr'a , mon aSanst
gram quotes best American s''rtr o"' q, l. -
l2r week and iiiec year ago supplies MODERATE
ra. Liberty, Receir,: about It, 90 . cars
."e s., e. oo e. ~ 9r i,ri, steers 50 a5GS3 10
',L Ni COWS and Iefers 81 5oqs9. calves. s. 1855.
as -, stays AMI rouef sovs sias' % sheep supply
az about 10 oais which v,.e held over from
g,,r, ~ e %, yearngs $sas3 90 lambs sSGs4 80.
- Louis Dec - Cattle rcets - , 49, 1, ~
There Lut few natives on hand. sly cows put
hoy absorbed az prices 10 10 i'c lower than
SATURDAY The Texas division tntaArd only about 80 cats
An active market prevailed In This department. win prices
r.rcin s~,lv g. strong natives steers. So G3dSi 30.
nat,c cows - ,OQS. ~ Hogs-Receipt' La head
The market was active - he extent u me supply
which only moderate shippers were me pIh'ipA.
l,.fs and there taken hy local butchers but
tnrers dd very little. The market fully Zoe higher
o '- grades and there not enough OF these
p, .ur, tho d.mqnl lut the lower grades dd not show
ouif- I'D flurh improvements Butchers >5rS -; l'sht.
81 80 - mixed go - % Sheep 'cipis, 1lN head
There was nothing on sale and the market duh. The
situation continues unchanged There is not enough 70
sIuris the demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts OF milk and cream at
the different railroad distributing points In anc near
the city for the week have been as follows: Erie,
l36 cans OF milk. y cans OF condensed milk, and
10 cans Of cream; Susquehanna 1855 cans OF milk
and l6 Of cream. Lackawanna i,l2 cans OF
milk and IS cans OF cream; New Central and
Harlem 2.375 OF milk s. cans OF condensed
milk and 10 OF cream: New-York and North
ern, 9l5 cans OF milk NewlIaven and Hartford. 100
cans OF milk; Ontario and Western. $50 cans Of
milk and 81 OF cream; West Shore, l,l25 cans
Of milk, 43 cans Of condensed milk and 81 OF
cream New-Jersey Central 1870 cans OF milk ard
10 cans OF cream; and by miscellaneous short
routes 1850 OF milk and 30 cans OF cream. The
total daily supply has been 1891 cans OF milk $50
cans os condensed milk. and 1868 cans OF cream
The average price paid for the surplus has been
81 60 a Of 40 quarts. The Exchange price re-
mains al 81 81 can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27
CHEESE

Receipts for week. 1884 boxes. Exports. 49,
boxes. Not much change has come to the market
their books on January !, and for the past two
weeks there has beer disposition to take STOCK
only in small lots to meet current requirements
Some RELIEF has come through a far Inquiry from
exporters FOR underpriced goods. chiefly from loo
downward. The position is such, however. that hold
have not felt inclined 10 urge business ana
stocks carried along with frmness ana conf
dence. IIVerpOol cable. v5s. Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27

O. .a.rf ,....t
..r .u. g., Is.4 ,l ! .f4 90,
,aprn. So - r.. .oot go . isa e
/. *, !. zoo -, 2-.r % io % gor - > ,.a . So
Golr 20 ~ 10 s..r ~ aoe '
Mchlo a o-... 800. IL
Ct. nI. w. I,4n es,dc, - 1000 81
Fir ,e s,a %
MA rye -.............. ,oa = -
COO Vp''NN' ~. l-' ''..'t -, Ptc r".,, were
b - lA' NJ ~. Quiet Q'm'I''- tipc wnie ~ q
Mofau nrm VITA Llaa 100 ..oa demand. cuoti'.or. Of
M,s'ya pro., +oh soo0- cor. ~oae2.r' so. 3.
$50, ior s'N''-t ~tc.i~ y'c"'4 10y i'"l -
H no'p ~ 49, ~ '' Nl Il',D Dag III ~" ~ %,
meal II t"esl l,r
IpEi,rN Dl:tID iIu ir- 10 continue, mark"
smi. he-pe.- -r~n t'cal 10 aus Of tr .ed'ne Inc
oe,ic.ac ri,e ann, bla.r. bt PI H. ur re-
snlt moro 81 hou' unH d'mnhN. N'i'i ~ farn, se"n
u bee '',ady alhona DO" a,nard . small qi9,11ton'
A.. u ,in.f pra ,7''. and LAYER 5aS',c alliornia
9;e qgc. a. 100 r D'f IT., A@o9 il.t src
roEFIGN GREEN rlClr There ha, becn quit q
S } af qud a. y o@s5 '"0 oiaa TS graz a9
+ @a''G .a 3 aa ,S ., a, y Id c % s ",
avn. Coroani,, quct tt ,-3asJl Gripu arc
nn,ry w,mt.,r T., w.. ,.,. o.... ,...,.. T..
wheat pG,y trrr er1na t, be es' aa usual interest 1T
~ r',o i, e'l l.'' ,'" w|,l ~, onIe fbm
TO- Tc v, ,r,.t.i ~, ,Go '''.I r't
,h or future, ier IT, and ,or s doac
early alou. possibly barge increase in u, visible out
@ilag, iesrg va. dec, a'o dg'ns ,hS last %SoA Of
n" oe I'' 81 % c n' c TS' 1o@'s cG"%ns
Ter r, T,c3 IT., se'y; w.. oRca gpsn a. l.Sr n he
very lr'lc mu,n,e on sisa-. Trad IN n6ca lat in
ac day ~e. acsIr.ca qni oc cloe W.. du ana falur.
g., G.. cos SG ;! r ; e% ana c 9So1s steady Sa, @e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27

Receipts for the week. 5a5 bbls and % 7J3 cases.
We have had a most unsatisfactory market. Re
ceipts have shown slight decrease: but the large
stocks OF held remaining to find a market. to-
gether with the generally open weather, have caused
pressure TO sell Finest fresh-sa thered have shown
least weakness but even these are lower. and
held stock Of all grades both fresh and lined pres
sure TO sell at easier prices has resulted In it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27
HAY AND STRAW

RECEIPTS FOR WEEK ENDING DECEMBEi: rs, 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-27
HAY AND STRAW.

Hay steady under moderate receipts and a fair
demand; straw q shade frMer.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-12
NI[D.SU INNER
LIST OF
BARGAINS.
WANTED.

list of all the property in the city
for rent. We have taken up this branch
Of the business and intend giving it our
closest attention. II you want your
house rented and collections and returns
made promptly, list them with u.s.
We are also representing two Build
ing and Loan Associations that have
plenty of money to loan on improved
real estate without delay. 1t will only
cost the appraisal fee of SIS until loan
is obtained.
Groom house on Eighth avenue g..
w, with good stable and outbuildings.
Lot 50xl3O; price So, 300; S15O cash, bal.
ance easy terms.
A Groom house in Belmont just COM
pleted, with all modern conyeniences.
Lot 4Ox13O THIS Is A DAISY"
Price $4,000; 500 cash, balance easy
terms.
Groom house on Eighth avenue s..
W. Lot 40Xl30. Price So 900; 500 cash,
balance easy monthly payments.
Groom house in che Shady Grove on
Gllmer avenue n. W., near West End
round house. Only $500; Sl0O cash,
balance SEQ per month
good 5.room house on Centre ave-
nue. n. W.. near round house. Price
81, $50; 1925 cash, balance easy monthly
payments.
good new sroom house on Bullitt
avenue s. e., near Jefferson street, with
all modern conveniences. Price So, OOO;
$3.50 cash, balance S42.5O per month.
8 room house On Patton avenue n.
g., convenient to shops, lot 50x1oO.
Price $1,000; $50 cash, balance $50 per
month.
Three Groom houses in Northea asst
Roanoke, $3.50 each; 500 cash, balance
SIS per month.
Two lots on Chapman avenue, pref.
test in West End, 50x133, 5000 each.
One of the Handsomely residences in
Southwest ecuion. This Is one of the
most desirable homes in the CITY, all
modern ccnyeniences, hard wood
nantes, etc. Price $1,000; $500 cash,
balance easy.
We also have farm OF 1928 acres near
Hollins Institute, to trade for unencum-
bered improved real estate.
Money to loan on improved property
without delay II money is what you
want don't tail to give us call.
II you want a house, lot or money, we
are the people If you want to sell your
property we can do it for you.
Our team is always ready and we will
take pleasure In showing you what you
want.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-12
Respectfully submitted,
w. A. NOBLE, Auditor,

w. a. NOBLE, Auditor.
The report of the city sergeant was
read and on motion unanimously
adopted
The chair then announced that the
election Of city officers was in ord or and
on motion of Mr.. Moomaw it was decided
to drop the candidate receiving the
lowest number of votes on each ballot.
Eston Randolph was nominated Tor
city solicitor by Mr.. Fackenthall. Mr..
McClelland nominated VIM. A. Glasgow,
Jr.; Mr.. Crabill nominated D. w. Crum.
pecker, Mr.. Graves nominated John M.
Hart, and Judge w. S. Gooch was
placed in nomination by Mr. Buckner
tMr. Moomsw in the chair.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Randolph, 8; Glasgow, 4: Crumpecker,
S; Hart, 5; Gooch, 8. The chair an
nounced no election and the second
ballot was taken with the same result.
On the third ballot one of Harts sup.
porters voted for Gooch, leaving Ran
dolph with the fewest number of votes
and he was dropped. Judge Gooch was
dropped on the furth ballot and Crum-
pecker on the fifth. The sixth ballot
gave Glasgow 10 and Hart votes and