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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-09-14

Squire Joseph a. Miller. of Tun-
Melton, was hero on business Tues
day.
Screen doors, Screen Wire doors
Adjustable. "The New Hardware
MONROE & WALLS.
Miss Anna Craig, of townsville,
WAS visiting friends here the past
week.
John w. Watson has begun work
on his new residence on Tunnelton
Street.
White Lime, Cement, Rock Salt,
etc, at The New Hardware
MoSRoE & WALLS.
IL. Lee Stemple is having
dwelling house erected near that OF
z. NJ. CAROLS.
George g. Giles is over at Con-
nellsville, Pa. on three weeks
business trip.
j. w. Fawcett g. Co. will sell
you Mason's quart fruit jars at so
cents per dozen J gall, 100.
Andrew Werner, of Eglon, was
here during the past week, visiting
relatives.
Shaffer s. Brown have purchased
the Worthington property, near the
depot. Price p.id was 1900.
For any ard all kinds OF legal
blanks address this Office. Prices
only 90 cents per hundred. IT
w. Ii. Franklin, who has been
porter at the Hotel Gordon for
some time has left for pastures new.
a Good Milk Cow for Sale for
only $40. Apply to
RoY G. STONE,
Kingwooj.
Mrs. Harriet Morgan and daugh-
ter May were visiting relatives near
Reedsville from Friday till sunday.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Elmer
Ashbnrn, OF near Reedsville, We'd
nesdny of last week, fine girl baby.
j. w. Fawcett & Co. are closing
out their ENTIRE STOCK OF Boots,
Shoes and Slippers Mt Cost.
Miss Matte Posten, of Mason
town. is still very low with the
fever, and her recovery is doubtful.
c. g. Craig, the auctioneer.
made II land sales this term of
Court, and is hard to beat in that
line.
DO You need buggy. spring
wagon, cart or road wag9n-call ut
'The new Hardware"
MONROE & WALLS.
MISS Maud Brown, of this place,
has been i'll the past week with an
attack Of diphtherla, but is better
now.
Mrs. Gus j. Shaffer has been Wis
Ting relatives in Richie county the
past two weeks. but has returned
home.
MRS. GRACE EBERT MANOWN
Teacher of
Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL Music.
For terms, apply at Hotel Cor
don.
Robert b. Brown has been i'll
with the qainsy this week, but IS
better now. DR.. Pratt has been
attending him.
WANTED--At once, q good girl
to do general homework. Good
wages. Apply to Mrs. Wardwell,
East High Street, Kingwood.
Joseph NJ. Bower has purchased
Of q. NJ. Bishop the small property
near Camden Messengers, and has
gone to housekeeping in it.
Rev. +. +. Armstrong, who has
been at hia homo in West Alexan.
dria, Pa, taking a short vacation,
has returned to his charge here.
For Boots, Shoes and Slippers of
al sizes, kinds, quality and Price
Positively At CosT, call on j. W
Fawcott & Company.
James Lcnhart IS IN the East
purchasing his fall and winter
goods. Joseph Jackson is in
charge Of the store while Mr.. Len.
hart is absent.
James Morgan Orr, Of Kingwood,
owd Hrol~vo,. G.ott - ~ a -.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-09-14

When Baby waa SICK We gave her castoria.
When she was a c,Iid. slso cric,i for Castoria.
When she became Mis-. ,ias chung to cas,oria.
When she had Chiidrcn. - gave them c.ls.oria
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. Z. 1903
40 Offerings 81 tObaccos at. anchon on
Change to-day; light offerings FOR the week
ending 10 day; highest price Tor suh-cufed
t0hacCOs. $3.50.
private sales reported 10 the secretary OF
fle Richmond Tobacco Trade Today: wrap
pers 40 h0Ssheads; filters. l.; cutters -
smokers. -. Total, - hogsheads. 49,
Private salts reported go the secretary or
The Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor lhe week
ending to-day. Wrappers 40 noEshe'us,
flers. y: cutters. 3. smokers, lOli scrap
Orlght O.: leaf dark, u; Jugs brisAV'
iues ldafk1i ~ n I be- is5I and the
FIRST week u January, 1852: ~ hogsheaIs.
Wrauners sold IN December. lS3&' anu me
first week IN January, 1879. -,V-' hoSsneaII Us
The tobacco inspector reports TO-DAY III
s,e.tfon-- l.right 81 hOgsheads: western,
81 hogsheads Reinspe brleh1 -
-.'llal.f.rns and relnspccdons for the week
Iead.e dark IS lOgsheads. VI esieIh' ~
tcg.besd- RpnspeCtl Ons-BrighI lfp HOES,
heads and t.erces; dark, hosS"edu' anu
q Tt,Si sampling for the week ending to-
dav. Az hOssheads and uerces SC Cn,,
farmers Od Dominion Nei'l s. Cr .',,d
.t'.V,'s Davenport. IlanteIs'' ShofhO. anu
sceLrook's tobacco warehouses report 10
9sy receipts, 179 packages; deliveries -
psriKass ss,ne tobacco warehouses, with vii
- Vemghan's Myers and Jones adHeu'
,,C,, Tor tie week ending to-day; heceip'S'
AK nsckagcs: deliveries. @l5 acknses, tho
FSce.s n receipts over dciifeIles 'Vi thu
- ,rd'ny to-day. - packages ,,...,..,s
United States internal revenue coiiecIdo ZION.
for the city Of RlchW5,9nld5-- va ol ,4u4 ~.
,asais si77s iG. special tax S27Os. Total
United states internal revenue collections non,
for the city ~ iichmona a.; ;.,d ira So
ellcci-g32 ,i,eS tobacccs. Sl5.1OO17; special
w. SCI o. Total s251233.oi m addition 70
Our MI f. , X. ' IgaSs Vie Victor arrived at
gso f ar az o'clock th morning We con on
519r la The firm Of T. " victor ."
Upon the accession of ne new sI ien, ,.gnsiness
,o o toba Gee IS good sales brisk and the out
Regis,ered AZ the Tobacco nxchsprghe srI Io
cav. W y. Gillian, iafni'"io'
potr,er Tynchburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Ill. Jan. 1T was another
lively day on the board Of trade. May pork
eoId nm &c $50 and closed strong at $lo1O
hid Rrokers were in some cases Marcy
enough 60 predict an opening price OF Sl9Oo
barrel for Monday morning. AS usual
the country was bullish, and approaching
che fact that pork is scarce, sent In theif
IL oorlv. When the bell tapped inc
6rol,nrs iumped for pork, and the market
onaned ut $500 Zoe. above last hsht
oicsino fc1lres. The market advanced wiIhln
y fa,y rniuut,as TO $3.50 There was DrleI
rog,,ite and then the men who had 'loaded
,,r" yesterday began to sell. The price drop
~ 10 SlS25 ia short order under the heaNy
sollinp As soon IS the longs han eNV"'u
~" tbeir deals. the old clique made It's pres
ence felt. and sent the price up 70 Sio. 90
oeain. During the closing h"ur 'e u ui'..
was firm. aud there was niue Hlci'""H "a ~
sell short. - To-. ,,,cb+ Rns
,.,'ohonccd with only 1900 hogs NJ 'he
VI, and an excited scramble for them at
arnt,,or il TO 20c. advance over the pfeceu-
an. 80 price and with some other fea-
.,,.os ~ the hog movement OF no more re-
asairing character. alarm among SNORT S'i'
cre An pcrk was not wonderful
,vboat closed about re. lower than yes
-, corn 1lm3sc. lower and oats about
even. nj, ..-o,,, NJ late adj
,.ooce Int not much doing; No. : spnng
,.nno+ 79a,c.: No. red, 72%c.; NO. Germ
80 No. . oats. 3f<M3oisc. No. wIlte'
~ track 3aM3N4c.; pork. Sl6s3lsa GO;
,@.a 5000. ribs. $9.jJd9oO; dry salIeu
l5,o,,dars 81. 2sda37ia; clear sides SlV'AVS
"a - ,,,afsLv 81 30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

NEW YORK. Jan. Flour steady: low
avtra. e9.I0N255: city mills, S33Vd4oO;
city mills. patrnt, s4.35li4.50; winter wheat
low grades S21O02.55; patent $3.50 10
southern Gour quiet and steady; common 10
fair extra. $2.10lt310; good to choce no.
S315042j. 49,,
Wheat dull and lower, with options clos
ing steady; 40 rcd, 1870. store and ele-
vator: soc. afoat Options very dull ana
NnNc. Tower ON local realizing and closing
steady: May ana July most active; January
7Sc; May, S2i.c.; July. SIC.
Corn duu and easier; No. 2 a0He. Gle
vator: JOiac anoat. Options dull ana t+N
alc. lower. with the West and on realizing,
closing steady; January, 504c; March,
51Ac; May 52Hc.
Oats-Spot dull; mixed drmer. Options
dull and steady; January, 37llc. May 3+.+c.;
snot nriceg: No. g. 36lhc dc. white, 4li4c.;
No. .. 37Ac do. white, 42$4c.
Coffee steady and 5d25 points up
Sugar-Raw dull and firm; fair refining
%. q6-test centrifugal 7-lGc. Refined firm
and IN fair demand.
Molasses-Forein nominal; New Orleans
fairly active and steady; Rio steady ana IN
fair demand.
Petroleum quiet and steady; crude, in bar
rels. parkcr's. S2.35; in bulk, $50; re-
fined. New York $50; Philadelphia ana BAL
fimOrp. $3.50 90. III tAihf t--'''''.-''
Gotten seed oil iriner; crude aye; vel
low. 4Sc.
Rosjn duh and steady; strained, common
to good 81 32isH1.35.
Turpentine quiet and steady
Wool quiet and firm .,-oo
Pork higher and wanted; old mess, SlIW
at7.25; new mess, $lS.00GlS.50; extra prime
nominal.
Peanuts steady.
Reef dnn and steady; beef hams firm and
inactive al $1,000: tierced beef quiet ana
arm. cut meats IN demand and strong;
pickled bellies, Sl02J.
Lard opened easy and closed steady; west
ern steam. S11.15; city, Sl0.50nlO75 Jan
uary. $1t10; March, Slo.S5; May Sios''
Grain freights to Liverpool quiet and
steady; Gotten, 5s.Gd.; grain 1871. asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY.
pnerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco ENchangc-iptcrnai Revenue
Conections-Ioreign AdViocs.

NEW YORK. Jan. Money on call has
been easy. with an loans al per cent. bur
closing offered at Z per cent Prime NOR
eaugie paper. 5laW1 per cent STERLING cx-
thancc quiet and steady; posted rates. 4SGi so
1>>i.. commercial. 4SJ4d4SfL The clear
rchousc statement for today is as fellows.
Exchange Sis. 1l095I; balances. $6.1ll,GS7.
qlo sub Treasury was debtor at the clear
tnghouse to-day St01 ga. Government bonds
dau and firm. Southern State bonds neg
lcOtcd. Railroad bonds fairly active an6
i.m.
I7ic stock market to-day was unusually
active for a Saturday. aud showed decioel
strength FROM 'pbing 10 1ose. mis-
strength. however can In only small de-
Aree he attributed 20 new buying. tally
tN outside spectators. as tie traditg re-
mains professional ia most all parts Of the
$751; The covering ~ shorts, hwcyer
throughout tOc whole market has bc.n heavy
f'r The last two days. 10 is cstimtcd that
yesterday and to-day some $4,000 shares 81
Ieadlug have been bought Ga fof the short
account The activity iu the ma-kct is stll
eolturd principally 10 indus RAILS, ana
among Thorn To Sugar and Dis'1lers. Sugar
was the strong point in the market today,
advancing -, per cent. transactions being
extremely largo and the advolce rapid Dis
Jlcns 40 one time showed 3 favorable au-
,anrc. but it was Not held. The bank state
mont WIS the great factor in tho last deal
lrc> supporting the market when n dispoSi-
e Co realize appeared The feeling on
c. street. however. vas 50 hUllish over
fhe financial situation hat prices advanced
without h.udrmce right up Go the close.
At the same time the-e was no wide nuctu-
srons. except In Manhattan. which rose
per cent. 0nd Che ludus-nalS, toeether
v..h me Colorado stocks which were so
raduly depressed yesterday. Sales, l13,OOO
shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

NEW STORE. VA. Jan. G.-Many people
gathered al tho beautiful new home OF MI
and Mrs. u. NJ. Anderson nj AndersonYilo
on Friday evening. December 80. The &C
casion was one long T. be remembered. IS
everything was a. pleasant a virginia hos
pjtaiity could make it. The party was given
bv Mrs. Anderson to her sister, Mrs. VIII
liam Morton nee Gillian, VINO WAS mar
rod at tbe residence OF her father sir. j.
Rronch Gillian near buckingham Court
house the day before. An elegant supper
was served in the beautifully decorated
dining hall. after which tie young people
proceeded TO the Masonic hall, where dane
ing was INDUCED in.
Professor and Mrs. Morton left for their
future home in Alabama. The best wishes
of many friends 90 with them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
BY Chewning & Rose.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers ana
Brokers,
No. 6 north Tenth street.
IN RUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
HOUSE AND LOT AND A VACANT
LOT on SOUTH CHERRY
STREET.

BY virtue Of 4 deed Of trust from Joseph
Scott and Ellen. his wife, to the under
signed. as trustee. dated lZth day or
February. 1892, of record In the clerk :
Office of Richmond Chancery Court, ID.
b. f5 Is. page -. default having been
made In the payment of The debt therein
secured and bein6 required by the hotder
thereof 50 to do, / will sell at public
.ction. upon the premises on
THURSDAY, 18th day of January. 1898,
at clock. the following property de-
scribed i'm the said deed: All that certain
lot of land lying and being In the city
of Richmond, with improvements thereon
commencing at point on the east me
OF Cherry street between Holly and
Chjra streets, 16 feet , inches from the
corner Of the alley running from Cnerry
10 Laurel streets. thence south"ardly
along the east line Of Cherry street 80
fe.t thence eastWardly and parallel WIN
said alley l5S feet, thence noTthwdrdly
"a feet inches to said alley, thence west
wardly along said alley IS feet, thence
southwardly 16 feet inches, thence Yves =
wardly 40 feet S ana p psnS VIII" '"''
Also that LOT or LAND in the city
Of T3ichmoud. on the east line or Cherry
street. between China and Holly streets,
fronting II IL feet on said east line Oh
cherry street. extending back within par
aiiel lines l5S feet, being the northern
haIf of lot conveyed 10 Joseph Scptt ana
Taylor Bracket by deed dated loth day
~ Nav. 1890 and recorded in clerk
Office. Richmond Chancery Court - b.
~ T1EPRNiS:: cash as to expenses Of sale,
ana sufficient to pay a note for SlW, cue
with interest from i2th day OF May to5-
and a note of 800, with interest IRON
i2th day Of August, 1892, and a cr tsil
40 ~ '' A. j. CHEWING
L. "a Trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
MAKlNE INrELLlGENcE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JAs. s, 1898.
Colonial Capital News.

WILLIAMSBURG, va Jan. 7.-Special.
The detainer case OF the College Of william
and Mary against the CITY school Board.
which was Transferred 20 the County Court
OF Warwick, will be called nj Newport News
on Thursday next before Judge Peek.
A prospecting party OF capitalists from
Ohio will visit TINS section IN few days
with view of purchasing farming lands.
Mayor Leonard Henley has Just received
letter from }. Taylor StTai'on nalutant
of ee Camp. Richmond. not tying him of
his unanimous election as n member OF that
body. The mayor was a foot soldier and
was in it from 1861 to 1853.
Captain i. W. Lane celebrated his. fifty;
fourth birthday last night. His family apd
relatives. who are numerous. assembled al
bis comfortable home ana congratuieteu
the captain and wished INN many returns
of his natal day aftor which they sat down
to a ROYAL repast. the menu Of which EN-
braced everything IL season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
TIE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YettN. Jan. cotton quiet and
steady: mddllng uplands. o 1J-16: midhing
Orlcans OK sales, 40 bales; total net re-
ccipts al an ports 2l,3a7 bales; exports to
Great Iritain 27Oli bales: France, 5142
bales: Continent. 20, $50 bales; stock, 1.77O,-
III haes.
GALVESTON. Jan. 7.-Cotton firm; mid
ding H5.: net receipts. 3.TbS bales: sdies.
l ~ balas: stock, III 50i bales: Great Bri-
tain 13. 429 halos: CoIslwise. 4,1G5 bales.
NNSFQLK. Jan. Cotton quiet; mid
dlbc. aa.: net receipts 7G9 bales; sales,
81 bales: stock. 42.9i5 bales; Coastwlsc.
RALTIMORE. Jan. 7-Cotton nominal;
Kidding 10, gross receipts $50 bales; stock,
S01i7 halcs.
BOSTON. Jan. Cotton quiet middling,
o 5.f6. net receipts. $40 bales gross receipts,
500 bales; Great Britain, 1919 bales.
WILMINSTON. Jan. T.--Cotton firm; mid
dl.ne. 93t: net receipts 393 bales; stock,
l.. 105 bales; Continent, 7,1J0 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Cotton firm;
middimc. 10 sic; net receipts, 7G bales;
stock. 1853 bales.
SAVANNAH. Jan. Cotton quiet; mid
ding. @ 9-1G. net receipts. 2'497 bales; sales,
$40 bales: stock. JOG 56 bales: Coastwise.
/ COS bales Continent. y, $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. T.-Cotton quiet
nlGdling. 95s; net receipts. $3.50 bales; gross
rcceipis. 9504 bales; sales. 1900 bales;
stock 33lS56 bales; Great Britain, 109G7
bales; Coastwlse 4,455 bales; Continent,
g. 800 hairs.
MOBILE, Jan. 7.-~Cotton easy; middling,
9-i6; net receipts. ! 2G5 bales; sales, 200
bales; stock. 4520S bales; Coastwise, 479
bales
MEMPHIS. Jan. Cotton Tiiet mid
ding q 1916 net receipts. 1887 bales; gross
receipts. 4S7 bales; sales. $500 bales; stock
100 N'a bales
AUGUSTA Jan. Cotton steady; mid
ding 92. net receipts. 80 bales: gross re-
ccipts. $50 bales; sales, 523 bales; stock
1913 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 7.-Coiton firm, mid
ding 9ss net receipts, 1888 bales; stock
-. 7o- bales; COastwlse. 80 bales.
CINCINNATI. Jan. lotion steady; mid
ding. 10; net receipts, Isl bales sales, 32'
! bales: stock. 6.2JS bales.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. Cotton firm; mid
ding. 1876.
ST LOUIS. Jan. Cotton firm; mid
/ ding. 9 1916; net receipts 1904 balos
| gross receipts 1876 bales; stock, Sald
! bales
! HOUSTON. Jan. Cotton steady; mid
| ding n's; net receipts. 5000 bales; sales
2j2 bales; stock, 1916 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
DEATHs.

BURTON. Died. mt Hot Springs, January
3. 1873, B. t. BURTON, ia the tmIty -tlild
year 81 lis age.
Funeral from Grace-strect Baptist church
TODAY ut . i. 81. Iucnds ot the ldM.y
are invited 90 attend.
HOWELL-Diod January I, 1893. at 9
\. NJ. at her fathers residence, ~. y
Bclvidcre street ALICE T.. ths wife ~
john r. Howell and only daughter 81 r. -
and ;. NJ Williams. iu her twenty -IouIlh
year. She leaves husband, uiree chlidrel'
father. mother and four brothers 10 mourn
their sad loss.
It's hard 10 break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart
IT'S hard-so hard 10 speak, 10 speak the
word
We must forever part
Dearest loved one, we must lay thee
Ia the ucfrctu graves embrace
But thy memory viii be- cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
Funeral TO take place ut Pinestreet Bap-
tist church. JANUARY Sfh. at $50 ocl"Ck.
Friends and acQulint3ucts are invited TO
attend.
Washington papers please copy
WARRINGTON Died. at lis residence.
No. an west franklin street. Satnfo"<
morning a. 4.30 o'cork. Of Consc...,,1,n oI
the lungs. MATTHEW W. 1AkltlNb ION, ia
the seyerty-thlrd year Of lle age
Funeral from Moore Memorial churcA
MONDAY AFTERNOON at . o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

FARMV1LLE. Jan. The weather has
been severely cold here for several days
The Appomattox riyer is frozen over for
TIE second time this winter.
The water tank Of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad which supplies the engines with
water al this point was partially consumed
by fire Friday morning. Gold weather hsd
frozen the valve directly underneath tie
tank. and the engineer saturated some
waste with kerosene oil. attached 1t to the
pipe and set it or fire, which resulted in &
Mr.. james Casssll. division superintend-
ent of the Norfolk and Western railroad,
was the recipient OF an elegant Christmas
present in the shape Of a handsome gold
headed cane, presented 6y the AGENTS OF the
Tvnchburg division, which extends from
Roanoke to Crewe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
Insfinnhle Homicide.

STEYENSVILLE,VA.. Jan. Especial
In an alteration between Robert Norman
and Charles seward il the lower part Oh mo
county January ID, Seward was Billed Dy
Norman. The grand jury to-day brought
in a verdict OF jusuhabie homlcide
la consequence Of the snow there was q
very small attendance at court.
An Inc ice houses in the neighborhood
have been fllod with ice from four to SIX
inches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

JURAY. VA, Jan. Especial. John
7 Heiston lost two valuable young horses
and his fine Hambletonian stallion yesier-
dsv ali three dying within thirty-six hours
Zach and seeming 10 have the same disease.
Hind staqgers. This disease, or something
If the kind, has caused the death OF a mum;
her Of valuable horses IN this county, ara
stock men are considerably exercised as 10
the best means 10 stop its rayages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Jan; T.
Snenial.-Preston White (cOlored), who re-
Gently assaulted Conductor Il. +. Greaverr
on train at Mediums, has been sentenced
by tue county court to five years IN the pen
The closing service OF the week Of prayer
was held at tie Presbyterian church last
6r Thornhill died in Lynchburg yester-
dav, He married Miss Cornelia l.. BibD, a
daughter Of tho late W. II. BIB, OF this
ri
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
MEDIUM.sJZED DWELLINGS.

81 aDO-No. 1O7 south Beech street, near
Cary street. Leased for $Ioo per
q aoo-No iii Chaffn street between
Beech and Reservoir streets, D
rooms aud hall. Rents for $40 per
sso0-No 500 north Second street, be-
tween Duyal and Baker streets
TWO STORY FRAME.
81 4O0-No 3O6 south Linden street, rooms
stable on lot, water aud culyert con-
nectiOns. ,.,. 49,.
81 oo0-No. 1901 north Twenty ninth street,
NEW FRAME. 7 rooms. SlOO cash
balance ST. a month. . nu
s1 oo0-No 1905 west Cary street, DE-
~A'- TACHED FRAME. 3 rooms. ,l.,-
81 75O-No. us south Fourth street, BRICh,
60 ZOO eacbMNos. 3t4 and $40 east Cary
street, Z rooms. Each rent for S24o
90 soo-Eo. To- south Pine street, lot 251l45
q a.o-Vo" 7lS north Twenty-thlrd, TWO
STORY FRAME, bay front, rooms
lot 2txtio feet. III. o,a.
60 ooo-To COS north Twenty-seyenth street
S-'0"" 7 rooms. DETACHED FKAM W
Rents for $3.50 per annum; lot box
-. 10 hnyv Won any or all Of these
,d Lev 10 DENOON. TUPPER & CO.,
n1 9aS9t S2l Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
4 dwelling Bnrnei.

AsHEVILLE. VA, Jan. Especial
About /. 80 Yesterday morning the residence
of n. A. Kykendail. at 40 Hill street. was
by fire. The house and most OF
the furniture were totally destroyed. Afs,
j. G. Queen. who lived next door; was tne
nromntly sopt in. but before the hremen,
Who responded Immediately. could arrive
IN the scene the fire had gained such head
cav that it could not be checked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 7.-Nocn.-Cotton steady
and ir fair demand. American middlmg-
81: sales 1000 bales; American, 1900
bales: speculation and export, 1@oO bales;
receipts $4,000 bales; American, 13HD
bales. Futmes barely steady; january Feb
ruarv. 2 20-64: February March. 2O-6iU
= 2364: March April. . % GAS 2iG4; April
May. . 23-GB15 25-64; May-June, 2'-oia
> 27.G4. ynne-July. 8 2SG4a5 1854; July
August. 3 20-64U5 3O-64.
1 p. M.-January, > 1864 buyers: Janu-
arv-February 1854. buyers February
March. 1854. sellers; March-Aprll, 2o-6i
a. 21-64: April-May. ) 22-6iua 23-G4; May
June. , 24-Gld5 25-64; June-July' . 2C-bi0
: 27-G4: July.August. 1854, buyers Au-
September, 27-Gl, buyers. Futures
closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
wer; sample lots. cash. &c; May,

oats lower; sample lots, cash, 32c.; May,
3iAc.
Whisky steady az $50.
Bagging and cotton ties unchanged.
Pork firm old, $17.OO; new. S1S.25.
Lard higher ut Sl0.S0
Dry sailed meats higher; loose shoulders,
$50; longs and ribs, $3.50, shorts. $3.50;
strips. $50: boxed lots 1Jc. mere.
Bacon higher; shoulders. 1925; longs and
ribs, SlOG2lk SHORTS. S1O.S7la; strips. $500.
Sugar-cured hams. Sl250ni3.JO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
by Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctl0neers
and Brokers,
No. q north Tenth street.

DY REQUEST OF THE PARTIES IN
II Interest. We Will sell By auction, upon
the premises, on
FRIDAY. the 18th Day Of January 1sJ&
at : o'clock A.. ~. all that certain. LOT OF
land with the HOt Sc thereon, lying and
Ieing Ia Ire city Of mcnmond. On the north
line Of Cabell street, and bounded as fol
lows: Commencing al point from the IN
tc,saction Of fhe north line OF Cabell street
with the west line Of Tyler street ~ feet .
inches. thence running westwardly ana
fronting on the said north line or CapeH
stvDef s. e,.e,t q inehos. tAence back and De
tween parallel lines 30 feet to an ally In
common 10 feet wide.
TERNlS- One-third in cash; the residue IN
six and twelve months secured by ueeu
Of trust 49,, A.
Now is the time 20 purchase, before the
'''"" CHEWING & ROSE,
faotd AuctiOneers.