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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

Here is a little matter between our
first parents which is nobody eise's bust
ness, but everybody reads IT, because II is
In the nature of secret, and gossip at
that. There is evidently Garden Of Eden
that those who know about which is I'M
known 10 the rest OF the world.
or course the people who insert the
bulk Of these personals" are what might
be called personal column" people and
the people who read them and answer
them are Of the same class and are to be
labelled IN. c." There are personals"
and personals" and personal columns
differ In degrees Of glory and shame
Straight business advertisements are fire.
quently found I'm the personal column, but
II Is generally found occupied by what
might be called very queer advertise
ments.
Personals Of all sorts appear I'm the
dailies of the large cities Lovers COM
municate in mysterious sentences; people
who want somebody 10 love announce II
in the personal column; parents put in a
card TO runaway children, saying all is
forgiven, come back lawyers advertise
FOR heirs to immense fortunes in England;
old friends announce their arrival i'm the
city with an "ad' IN the personal column.
The business chances. in the personal
column have a peculiar flavor Of their
own. Most of them have matrimonial
consideration attached. Here is a man
who has a fruit ranch, but wants a wife
TO make ranch life more agreeable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

Mems natural-wool Vests. a big dive
at 62iac.
You cannot get our 75c. ratural-wool
Vest for less than 81.
Splendid value I'm natural Vests. atSf
Gents. you'd better see this one
Atwood, white Underwear, for gents
at 81 Warranted.
All-wool, scarlet Underwear for me,
az 81, very fine indeedl
Gents Camels-ilair underwear. v'-u
each. Strikingly cheapl
Lamb's-wool Underwear. IN rel. Nso
pure medicated)
BOYS UNDERWEAR ALSO AT "sprc.
IAL" PRICES THIS WEEK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
MiI1ep&RhoadS
A FIVE-DAY SALE-YOUD BETTER Be HERE.
MILLER &
RHOADS.

There's two things we want TO impress
upon you before you enter our COAT de-
partment, and they are these:
We never allow a coat TO leave our
house unless IL is a perfect fit, we make
them fit we've facilities for altering
Cloaks, no matter where the defect is.
And, again, we want but one price for
our garments; everybody is treated alike.
as far as the price goes.
No great auction sale, etc, etc. has taken
place 10 cause these prices. but we re-
duced them simply to give the limited
purse chance.
$3.50 for $50 Coats and Capes
$3.50 for $40 and $12 Coats and Capes
so for S12 and S14 Coats and Capes.
SD for $40 and SIS Coats and Capes.
All this seasons garments, trimmed
with braid and fur, with the celebrated
Worth" collars.-they're beautiful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

CARRIAGE.-F L. LILY EXPECTED
view; my conscience fails me on that
score. Il am man" Send me address
again. ] may venture 10 write II viii
not be long before your wish is graft
fed. Was worried in not receiving q
letter until THURSDAY Hope not seeing
does not affect you as badly as you
say. You are truly worthy of all that
can be said. Sincerely,
CARNIVAL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

BEAUTIFUL WIDOW CD WORTH I'D
900. longs for companionship OF good nus
band; no trifers. ELLIE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
Maggie. Crushed Heart.

There Is whole novel in two volumes
Of fifteen chapters each in these two:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

What long, blssful summer day life
would be with ones fate interlocked with
that Of pleasant, loving young ladyH'
This one expects TO win on beauty:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

%. REFINED, INTELLI-
GENT, OF good family, considered hand
some, living and owning a large fruit
ranch In California, wishes to correspond
with a wealthy lady Of taste and refine
ment; view, matrimony. Address
RANCHO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

1t will be noticed that he prefers a
wealthy" lady in which popularity he
has many associates among the children
Of men.
This young man has no fruit ranch. but
he wants a plantation:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

where mans two wives appeared
against him. He should remember MO-
manned. who had more trouble to RUE
his harem than al his conquered terri
tory.
Then there is the case Of the widows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
ROSA.

But, look out. Wealthy Gentleman!
These Spanish girls are as vindctive as
they are pretty. Rosa" may have q
stiletto concealed in her sleeve. Have a
care how you conduct yourself when Rosa
is in the game. There must be no more
or those gallant smiles Of yours 10 the
young shop girls at the Il" station.
The ordinary lovers talk is mysterious.
Sometimes the conversation goes on for
several days in the personal column.
Here is such a series:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

A.-PLEASANT. LOVING YOUNG LADY
would appreciate an honorable. liberal
gentleman; object, n atrimony. MODEL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
MILLER &
aH0AOS,

Special lot ladies' Jersey-ribbed Unds,.
wear for 23c.
Ladies' Merino vests. good values o,
37ia and soc.
The celebrated j. +. j. Vests. FOR ladies
at JOc., cheap at 75c.
Ladies' natural and scarlet Undervo,-
good items, at Toe. each.
Ladies' natural and scarlet Undervo,.
exceptional value at 81.
The above scarlet Underwear IS OF ~,
finest Australian wool
Ladies' Lamb's-wool Underwear Cvo-,
bit WOOD. SIPS. Very fine
SPECIAL VALUES THIS WEEK MN,
FANTS' AND CHILDRENs
UNDERWEAR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

1t oughtn't to take long tG place that
100000.
Centrifugal" must be descended from
the gods TO hear him tell il:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

CARRIAGE-YOU MISINTERPRET MY
meaning; am not a flower garden.
do you think mother and son should
act in this way? Give me an idea Of
where IL would suit you to see; it should
be quiet place, as there Will, no doubt.
be an affecting scene (Which must be
seen by us only. DO not entertain any
foolish ideas on my account.
CARNIVAL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

CARRIAGE-COULD NOT KEEP QUIET
any longer. DO write 10 me and con-
sole, for your letters have saved many
tears; must hear from you, although
we are not able TO communicate verbally
for the present; am proper one.
CARNIVAL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

quaintance with her through the personal
column. These are specimens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
q, 10 BE Married.

The chances for matrimoIy do not end
with widows. There are those who have
never tried matrU ony who are willing to
venture. This sounds nice:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

1t locks as If middle-aged and opu-
lent gentleman might not have to dwell
in solitude long in this land, where spin
sters are so plenty. AS for a peerless"
lady he has come 10 just the right place
10 get one. The ladies who scan the per-
scnal columns Of newspaper are all
peerless in their way, and those who
would answer such an advertisement are
doubly so. There are plenty OF peerless
ladies who would let no "Cpulenr' gentle
man escape.
This man Is a Norman:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, CoAIFoRTA-
bly, situated, wishes TO form the ac-
quaintance Of several young ladies' Of
amiable disposition. refinement, and good
looking. Object, social advancement and
matrimony. Address BOX 5SS.
He is second Brigham Young. One is
not enough for him. Unblushlngly he de-
clares his desire 90 become acquainted
with several young ladies with the OBJ
Ject OF matrimony." He should take
warning from the unfortunate case which
was tried In the Criminal Court Friday,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

A special lot excellent Comforts, at 81.
a big bargain in a large-size Comfort,
at $1.3j.
Unequalled in quality and price, IS our
special" Comfort, at $50.
Fine twilled cloth Comforts, al S1.75.
Bright colorsii
At 81, we give you the regular SO Com
fort.
The value is great in our $3.50 Comfore
Extra large, new patterns.
Our So Comfort is made lbotn sides) OF
finest French Satteen. as soft as down,
and at n very low price indeed
A VERY LARGE ST0CK-ALL NEWT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
We wish our Friends
A Happy
Christmas!
--...-..-.--Then
A LIVELY BLANKET & COMFORT SALE

Don't forget that these prices are for
one week only. We expect TO be a little
dull this week. and name these prices
just to make things lively: SEE?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24


There are any number OF different styles
and prices. The personal counter is the
bargain counter. a widow with beauty
and $4,000 longs for a husband. she
could be supplied without the beauty
There is the vivaclous widow also. she
seeks the friendship Of wealthy gentle
man. Well, why not? IL would not be
the first case where q wealthy gentleman
has bestowed his friendship on a viva
cious widow. nor Is IL the first instance OF
a viyacious widow Looking around FOR
wealthy gentleman.
Refined Widow" is not bit skittish
about her age she is forty-two and
means to go about the matter in a cori-
mon sense way. she prefers gentleman
with means"
The last widow in the list has so many
admirable qualities that she viii not mourn
long In her weeds. She Is quiet, refined,
well educated, young and beautiful If
discreet gentleman" knows a good thing
when he sees it he viii Immediately an
swer this personal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

COLLEGE GENTLEMAN, MIDDLE
aged, opulent desires marring peerless
lady similarly situated: other I'M
answered. ALEXANDER BATHGA1E.
Brooklyn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

YOUNG MAN. 30 YEARS OLD, OF
good family and social standing. would
like to meet young lady worth $4,000
10 100000 in her own name; object,
marriage; matrimonial agents and Wild
ows with children need not answer.
Address Y. VI.
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Peerless Lady Wanted.

Here is another nice man:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

When ''masher" sees a pretty girl on
the street he endeavors 10 ges up an ac-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 3-Fiour nr Iner
western superanc, $1s5@2.5O; extra go
~ M. do. family. S3.40057o; winter wheat A.
not(nt slOnA25: spring do, - 2o9f.+o'
a. STRAIGHT. S3.gO0f25.
Wheat unsettled aud higher; spob anu
Lamar. 7GIG77sc.; February "Ac' pa
MAY, siMmSlAc. .o., ia. r..,or,,
corn firm; mixed spot 4s1sc hid' January
son6I4sfbc.; February, 4NdlHhc.' May
roitg55O%c.; steamer mixed. 4Ol2c' bld'
yhite corn. by sample, 4sol9c'; yeilo"'
oats st adv: No. 2 white Western 40
Ao,. No . mixed, Western, 3Sa3Slac.
Hay arn; good 20 choice timothy Sio'oV
cain freights steady; steamer 10 Liver
ood Is cork for orders. Is; cotton Loo )
provisions unchanged
Rntter firm.
r ',sTe onet; Rio cargoes fair, loc-; No
sugar frm; granulated, 4sc
Conner and whisky unchanged. -.
stocks-ylrglnla threes, 7lEWI3; bai'i'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TINE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
offerings and sales ut the Richmond To-
Collections Foreign AdVices.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Moncy on call fair.
81 active aucur from 40 To = per cent.
aud closing offered at 4is per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 500 per cent Sterling
exchange sien0y; posted rates.. 1850 ~ B,
commercial bills, 4Nii 1914 and 4Stitu
N~1's. Government bonds steady. state
bonds neglected Railroad bonds strong
There was fuir degree II activity ON
nc Stock Exchange today. The temper Of
speculation was decidedly builish ON the
carly trading and priccs advanced =, so "a
rer cent iu the general list The upward
movement was checked by a decline o..
Reading from 52's 60 JO's. but stin latr
American Sugar and Manhattan forged 90
tle 'FRONT.' the former selling up pa TO 13M
and thc Inter 4f4 Go l5S. The whole -sar-
bet improved. n sympathy. but gave way
g-ain ucgr thc clI.r when Reading mdcr
fresh onslaught dropped TO d. The
dealings iE this stock reached over l23.O00
shares. Its weakness was due to reports
tat the Lchigh and WukcsDarre lad sew
erred IT'S relations with thc road. aud that
tho company WAS large borrower Of
Ioney in order Geo pay she ntrest Oh its
preference income bonds Wen Reading
s'lmnod Manhattan fcA on 1906 and
SUGAR fo 1tH- Delaware and Hudson
yielded 81 and Jersey Cent Il and Lacka-
wanna about 1 per cent. 'ae general list
C..lued d 10 1 per cent 'ad left of az
fractional recovery. Noc'mg Valley aud
Tennessee Coal and Iron were strong, the
former rising from 2Si3 295s aud the LAT
Or from 35is 90 g. ne market left off
drH and barely stca.y. Sales, $4,000
shares
1tvasury Balancs-Coin, SSG.96j 900;
currency. Sj.--t 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
NV YORK pUODUCE MARKEr.

/ NEW YORK. Jan. g. Flour m moderate
demand and hrmer. low extra. $I.V0-''
CITY mills S3.4O0ipu: city mills, patent
/ St3JuIl0. winter wheat low grades, SD
I n225: patent $3.S5n4.l1; Minnesota GEAR
.ol@.a0: patent S425rl475, Southern
/ flour Quiet and firm; common 60 fair extra
| s. 10d3lO: good to choice do, s.. 40.
Wheat frmer. with options very duh; No.
o red. 7g4.c: store and elevator, SOtc.i
! o0oat. 7uus1c Options fairly active eN-
cited and Irregular. opening strong at Ia
1l.c advance. declined 5sMllsc.. reacted
I.liitc. and closed firm; May aud March
most active: No. red. January, 7si4c.;
March. S07sc.; May s25sc. ...,
Corn firm and dun; No. ? 49'+@4oi2c.
elevator: I04W501-c. ahoaG ungraaed
mixed t0a49I.c: steamer mixed, 40c.
Options moderately active and opened
weak. declined I0asc. ON large deliveries,
reacted is0lc. on covering. closing steady
and unchanged to iic. down; May and Jan
nary most active; January, 49l2c.; Iebru-
ary. 50' &c.; May, 3l@ic.
oats dull and firncr; options quiet ana
strong; February and January mCst ac-
tive: January. 1870; February 3lac;
40. . white January, 4ltc. spot prices:
80. g. 8G03G4c.; do. white, 4Ic; NO. -
agan3Caic.: do. white, 4z4c.; mixed west
cn 3ol403sc.
'fliitf A'iiiNl0 ''i'''''t '''''-F
changed to points mp and closed barely
steady mt 2O03O points down. January,
SiGO501630: February Sl60o0l62o;
March. Sl5N5G1G20; May, Sl5704lGOO;
Saptembcr. SlJ7Ou15.9O; spot Rio easier
ana quiet: Ne. z. t7c.
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; fair refining
2m8 11Gc.: O6-tcst centrifugal, 1-l6c.
Refined steady and more active; standard
A, 4 l1-I6Nt.c.
Nlolasses- Torcim nominal; New Orleans
fair. active and steady; open Kettle new
good 10 choice 25N31c.
Petroleum quiet and steady; crude, IN
barrels Parker's. $3.50; do, in bulk, $3.50;
refined. New York. $40; Philadelphia ana
Baltimore $3.50. IL
cotton seed oil dull and steadier; crude
41Of2c.: yellow. 4iu4Gc.
Resin dun and steady; strained com
mon to good. Sl.3212n1.33
1lirpentlne quiet and steady at 5o'9a"lc'
Wool firm and quiet; fleece, 231t32c.
pork strong and quiet. old mess $lo.o"t
~ ~. new mess. SlGO0016.5O; extra prime
nominal. ,,..s Al. .
Peanuts quiet; fancy handpicked' 4'2c'i
Racf Grm and quiet; family, $1,000 1000;
,,tra moss. SG25UG75; beef hams dull ana
.,.e3v. onotA at SlA25: tierccd beef dull
and 0rm: city extra, India mess SIo''V1
17OO: cut meats nrln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

DIT. IADND, A-t Jan. 3D. 1000
40 orer OF tobacco at auction on
Change t..
Iru. reported o. tie secretary Of
tie b. ..m olarco Trade TODAY. Wrap
p.- ~ apl,, smoAers I'D" iol"i'
D. Lo--NeaN-.
Il. toharo, hgcctor reports to-day: In
tu..for-. Erl.t 80 ho..hcads; dark, 22
lo-lcaIs. Wcreru. hogsheads. Rem
spe.tln- Br-lt Al hoe-hcads and uefcei
dart h0l-A.ls.
Farmers. Aue4any ola Dominion shell
burr trushw's. Planters Neai .
Davenport Wl Shockoc tobacco "aic-
house rrpor, toby Receipts, - pacAascs'
deilreae, o. pac G..
United >.HI-. Iuefual revenue coh'rtohS
FOR tle city " Richmond, Va, today
Cigars anl csartt.s. SGj0.42; plug To-
baccos. S3eil1t Total, $I5is1o.
h good Sale Of ight loose tobaccos no
Shrlburues tola- .at very Satisfactory
prices. A biz ,.le far tomorrow.
A very Satisfactory sale to-day at me
Planters toh...- rom almost every Sec
ton Of the country WIN have some eoou
tobacco for to.m.erHg
IN our interview. slth tobacco men, pun
lshed This mon- What Messrs. IaN'I
& TOmpkns said lnld have read IT rom
all the information le can get, we are i,u
20 believe that me irgnia crop viii he
about tlrce.fourih u an average. Busl-
ness for The past yer was very sausia'-
tory, exceeding the ar before con"iuoi
ably. The outlook TO- he coming year is
very nsueriug."
Nlr. George a. Hayne said: II have had
q mighty good year, ard have handled me
best Bun-curcd crop I or saw ana ha'r
been selling for tho pa6 twenty years. j
bink the present crop a some sections is
very poor In Caroline onle OF ny people
lave very fine crops but taken as "hoie'
tho crop will i.. a sh0rT oae The 'efoiie
people are better on than they nave beei,
since the war: they are working nara ana
cconomizing. The outlook Tor 1898 Is hrst-
rate. Cleveland Is elected and everybody
T. happy"
Registered az the Tobacco Exchange To-
day: ". 6. Reed " j. Boykln, oAIofd'
~ g.: j. u. Harris. Goochand; j. .. Bras
wei Rocky Mount; w. T. Hughes Louis
burg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
THE cOTTON MARKETS

| opened stcdy AZ Bal points advance on
light port ceccipts and an early advance at
| Liverpool but fcu with lower closing Of
Liverpool which brought considerable local
| wauziul and now standing 80 Gas points
below fldav. with gales Of 5000 bales.
/ Port retlpts estimated for to-day at $1,000
bales for week. 1890 bales. and at in
tcro, 5000 bales.
q, ton N,t receipts 4.G0l bales: gross
/ r. iats. lN93 hJics. Futures steady:
/ sa's Isl $40 bales: January, 952U9J3:
| lhmary 0GiU9G5; March. 9.7JU9.76;
| phi 9Sm0e6. May 99M995; June
40 0- 1908; july l00INl0.0S; August,
10 loolo12
Cotton easy: upland. o7s: Orleans. iOlk:
sales. 2.U0 bales, total net receipts an an
ports for three days. G3.9S5 bales: exports
To- Grcat Britain 1875 bales: Continent
SN9i halcs; France, $3.50 bales; stock,
! .i33 GO hal,'.
GALVESTON. Jan. 3.-Cotton firm; mid
dlinC 90. not receipts 400 bales; sales
$3.50 halDs. stock, 1885 bales.
NORFOLK. Jan. 3.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 7-tG; net receipts, GA bales; sales
351 bales stock 1874 bales. CCastwise
- bales. Continent. 4.250 bales.
BALTIMORE Jan. 3.-Cotton nominal;
mdllino 10: gross receipts, 400 bales;
stock. t1S>7 bales.
BOSTON. Jan. Cotton quiet; mid
ding gs: net receipts. AL bales; gross
receipts, G.6s9 bales; Great Britain, 1,OJ3
bales
WILMINGTON. Jan. 8.-Cotton dull
mid ling 90; net receipts. 29J2 bales;
sto< 32129 bales; Coastwise 100 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3.-CottCn quiet,
mi Idliug lol; net receipts, 2j3 bales;
81 SIS receipts. 7S4 bales, stock, ll,O37 bales
SAVANNAH, Jan. Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 9 ZIG: net receipts, SIS bales; sales
40 bales; stock 1880 bales C0astwise,
i2oi BALES; Continent, 700O bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 3.-Cotton steady:
m'dMug 9i4; net receipts. 9.3l0 bales;
gross receipts. 1882 bales; sales. 1900
bales; stock. 3D.. 102 bales; Coastwise,
14NN bales; Continent, 5000 bales.
MOBILE. Jan. 3.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlng. @ ZIG. net receipts G27 bales: sales.
800 bales; stock 800 bales; toastwise,
sos bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 3.-Cottcn steady; mid
dlnE. ga, net receipts. 429 bales; gross
receipts. go bales stock. 114.10i bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 3.-Cotton steady; mid
ding. 9ts; net receipts. 132 bales; sales,
III bales; stock. 46.2SS bales.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 3-Cotton steady;
middlue. 99.; net receipts, 1901 bales;
stock. Abb bales.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 3-Cotton steady;
middlmc 10. net receipts, LOS bales;
stock G3Gl bales.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3.-Cotton quiet; mid
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3.-Cotton steady; mid
ding. 1916: net receipts 19a bales;
gross receipts. 1914 bales; sales, 1,4o2
bales: stock. Sf902 bales
HOUSTON. Jan. 3.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 9ia; net receipts, 400 bales; stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL. Jan. 3--Whcat started
tho new year with a boom Of over 1c.
Other grains followed. They tanned down
after the FIRST hour, and although closing
higher than Friday, the gain is Of modest
proportions. Wheat "a MP from x to 49,.
corn Isc., and Fridays closing price for
oats was bid as the last tap sounded from
the bell.
Provisions show advances averaging 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
]. THOMPSON BRows h Co.'s
REAL ESTATE OFFICE.


WE DESIRE TO EXPRESS TO OUR PA
w TRONs. FRIENDS AND PUBLIC gener-
ally our grateful thanks for their steadiast
friendship. kind consideration and generous
PATRONAGE attended 20 us during the past
year. and desiring this gratitude TO be ex-
pressed otherwise than by empty words, We
hope by renewed energy. prompt and faithful
attention to all the interests OF our patrons
during the coming year TO merit the eonn
denee so kindly bestowed.
jai-st J. THOMPSON BROWN co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 81 =. M.-January,
1864. values Jaunary-February. 1861,
values: February . 1861. sellers
March April 1864. values; April May,
1861. values May-Juue. . 2l-6t buyers;
Junc.Iuiy. 3 23GL values; July-Aueust
+ 25-Ci sellers. August september . 24-6i,
sellers Futures closed Quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

White Virginia Dag LOTS. 4sc. TO 40c. I:
No. white, as 10 49c. No. mixed,
4sc. 70 lNo. Winter oats for seed 3Sc
C. 42c; No. . mixed. 3Sc. TO SIC: No. 3
mixed. SIC. g. 3Sc Rye. 5Sc. TO &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
GRAIN AND COTTON VIGILANCE.

Onsrings- Wheat, 7G2 lnshels; corn,
200 bushels: oats 100 bubels.
Sales--Ccrn, go bushels.
Quotaiions-Wh L0ngbcffy 1oc' 70
i6c mixed, 73c. 10 TSc.; slortberfy, We'
" 1881 No. 2 red, 7Ge. 20 &c. Sofn-
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more and Ohio. 93ilM0r5; Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern frsts, 1OjANi07: second
Incomes 'Oii bid. third incomes. siz@9ia;
Consolidated Gas bends. 1i3 bid; stocks,
J9u59lk.
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city Bank Of Richmond.

ItIIIIIIIUIIII % 10. % I''.'
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
I Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF this bank
viii be held at their banking-hOuse on
MONDAY, January 9, 1898. a IL o'clock
4. ~ J. w. SINTON,
deSO-tO lao Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

The State Bank Of Virginia.
Richmond Va. Dec. y. 1872
~ HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L Of the STOCKHOLDERS of this bank
will be held in their banking house WE'D
NESDAI, January II, 1873, at T. O'Clock
n. WM. NJ. HILL,
de23-td Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

Merchants and Planters Savings Bank,
Richmond, Va, Dec. o. 1892.
A T A MEETING OF THE DIREC-
ATORS, held this day. a sem-annual
dividend OK TWO PER CENT. on the
capital stock was declared 10 be paid on
and after JANUARY Sd.
II. a. WILLIAMS,
de- Cashier.
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Va. Safe Deposit and Fldelity Co.

Va. Safe Deposit and Fidelity Co.,
Richmond. Va, Dec. Fl. 1892.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS Of this company
will be held at their Office, in the Plant
ers National Bank building. TUESDAY,
i7th Of january, at j o'clock M.
John MORTON,
deof-td Secretary and Treasurer.
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Nal.onal Rank Of NIrgInIa.

Richmond. Va. December s. 1892.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
/ Of tia STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS
BANK viii DO held nc the banking house
On TUESDAY, 10th january, 1885. nc J.
o'clock NJ j. ". LOChWopp.
iaI-1Ot Cashier.
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Qace Of the Granite
Perpetual Building Fund Company,
blces. No. HOP -Iliu street.

Richmond. Va, Dee -. 1V2
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
] PANY have declared, ont OF the net
earnings Of the last six months semi
annual dividend eft -FOUR AID A HALF
PER CENT free of t3sJ payable on
and after the % DAY or JANUARY,
1888. SAMUEL il. pILLIAM,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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