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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TINE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
offerings and Sales ut the Richmond To-
bacco Exchangc-5nternai Revenue
Collcctions--Foreign Adyices.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-Money closed ut
illI2 per cent; primo mercantile paper Is
,till IN good demand from both In and out
- town. and while there has been increase
a., the supply. no accumulation has occurred,
and rates are slightly easier: sixty TO ninety
dav indorsed bills. receivable. are "a per
cent four months commission house names
are 42i65h per cent. and good single names.
with from fOdr 20 six months to run, 5nMG
Ter cent Sterling exchange quiet and
steady: posted rates, 4S6i4a4SSis; CONNER
cial bills. 4S5is6I4S7k. Government bonds
dnll aud steady. Southern state bends dull.
Railroad bonds active and firm
The stock market could, on the whole,
scarcely he called active today, although to
cal transactions were nearly 100000 shares.
az this amount nearly 100000 shares were
uonopolized bY tho three leading Industrals
The exports Of gold to-day and the assurance
81 further large shipments next week had
a decidedly restricting inaeAce. The gene
raj expectation was that there would be
10 move against the shorts in Sugar to-day
and during the first hour Of business that
stock was quiet, with small fluctuations
Later. however. II became suddenly active
ard he price WAS moved up from 1888.
q 1924. while AR White was Offering 10
ioan Il at y per cent n day. In the last few
minutes II was supplied literally aud fell
Wss last evening Distillers was inclined
D. move, in sympathy with Sugar, but it
was not nearly so active, and its extreme
range was only 1M per cent, closing at AZ.
with a loss Of y per cent. for the day The
great feature CT the day was the sudden
activity In American Tobacco. though. like
pisdllerS. Il failed to fiuctuate over wider
range than Ia per cent, and its final change
was gain OF u per cent only, though il
closed az its highest figure. large pool
WAS formed last week In the common stock,
und reports are published that the earnings
Of the past few months have been at the
rate OF 20 per cent. per annum 1t is
also said that negotiations are nearly CON
Guided which will give the company practi-
cal control Of the tobacco trade Of the cOun-
try. The activity. however, was really not
20 large as indicated by the sales which
reached nearly 10000 shares. as the par
value Ct the stock Is only 5000. Railroad
shares were almost without feature, except
Tor the realizauons In the Coalers. induced
w the high prices but substantial recoveries
were made from the lowest figures, and the
final changes are insignificant. Manhattan
sold lower and closed of 4 per cent Sales
7 stcd stocks. 125O0O shares; unlisted stocks,
pl3 600 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-29

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. Is, 1898.
No offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day, nor for the week ending
Private sales reported 10 the secretary Of
the RicImnnd Tobacco Trade to-day: Wrap
pers, 10 hogsheads; fiHem, 4; cutters, !;
smokers. IS: hugs ldaPkl, 49, lear toaIAb -
Total 90 hOgsheads. ...... ~.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary OF OF
tie Richmond Tobacco Trade for the week
eldlng to-day. Wrappers, l9o hsssheaas,
flers 90 cutters, 4; smokers. III scrap
fbrght. 10; leaf dark, 81; sun-cureu, 10;
lugs dark. 50. Total 635 bogsheads. -.
comparative statement or me plnINsate
sales reported % the secretary OF tue hch-
mCad Tobacco Trade for the eight Weeks s.t
ending saturday. January 30. 1s92, WIN PIT
1yate sales reported 70 the seeretary OF aEs
Richmond Tobacco Trade for the eight weeks
ending Saturday, January, Is. 1888: -,
Private sales for eight weeks eDqlhg JAM
erY 30 1892 Wrappers. 436 hogsheads, III
lers. Ss2; cutters, 122; smokers, btDi scrap
lbrgAp, 1913; leaf DARK. 1880; burleys l'f;
cutting Tugs 1903 Total. 1850 hogsheaos.
Private sales Tor eight weeks ending Janu.
ssH D. 1893; Wrappers 2,793 hosshea1s,
filters. S76; cutters, 49, smokers. l,oiV;
scrap Cbrght, ecs leaf tdnrk).- Ola; sun
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. 2S-"Is Ii shake
ont or a sell out" was the burning question
to-day on the board of trade. Inc whea.
market at the start was excited ana wiid
on rumors that the big Cudahay clique was
about to dump its big holdings This runner
had its origin In the story that Cudahays
brokers had bought from five TO eight million
bushels en- the turn last night, and the con-
clusion was Jumped 40 that the cliques
would be for sale today and that the puts
were 10 limit the losses. Everybody seemed
TO have wheat for sale at the tap or the peii'
Longs made haste TO unload before the Dot
ton, went ont and short sellers were frantic
10 get out short lines before the great break
was on In the excitement the market went
of &c. from the close last night when the
lquidatons having been very thorough,
there was halt. and the painting uaaers
Steamed 10 take breath. and the sellers were
congratulatlng one another en- having got
rid OF their wheat But their seif-com-
placency got sudden shock when nearly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-29

Ysu caa spsu Lew with Almost Asy q
the Letters.

Ten Co 9psu Levs with Almost Any q
the LAttsrs.
Tho Last month Of leap year Is more than
half gons," unused Adeline Musgravs ~
she arranged her hair and put a little rouge
Just the merest trine-on each cheek
She was expecting Charles Puttito6 to
call.
II think Charles loves me-" she unused,
land there is really no, reason why we
should not be married, but he seems to need
encouragement. Perhaps all young men
do. l must try to encourages him"
Her hair and complexion having been ar
ranged to her satisfaction, she sat down to
await the coming Of Charles and to look
over the evening paper - a..
"Ah There's an ideal" she said and laid
the paper down to think it over.
Later in the evening, when the two sat
in the parlor, Adeline remarked:
II saw good conundrum today"
"What was iti"
(which are the most observant letters of
the alphabet"
"rll have to give that up. Which are
theyi"
IN B. Now which are the most worth
less"
''Pll give that up too"
IN @. That sort Of thing could be ex-
tended indefinitely, couldn't iti Let's see
IL we can make some overselves'"
Every well. Which is the deepest let
teri"
&c"
"Thats right. Now which is the Chinese
letter."
There are two Chinese letters-T and O."
"How smart you are!" said the young
man. Here's another, Witch letters are
the most deeply In debit"
Pm sure don't know"
40 u"
Good enough" replied the girl. snow
which is the dearest letter."
~" replied the young man gallantly, as
in duty bound.
"Oh, Charlesw exclaimed the girl. "How
kind you are to say sol Well, Pm sure
papa will be willing, for he said only yes
terday what an estimable young man you
were"
Further details are unnecessary. 1t Is
understood the wedding will occur about
Easter-Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Spot cotton closed
duh; uplands 9l9; Orleans, 81. low mlddllng
8 1-16 good ordinary, S7s; sales, 126 bales /;
Futures closed quiet; sales, 1850 bales !;
January, $780, February, 93f March, 04G;
April, 955; May. 963; total net receipts
at all ports. 10.369 bales: exports TO Great
Britain. $50 bales; Continent, 9,4S1 bales
stock. 1.OiO.1s9 bales.
Consolidated net receipts to-day and so
far this week week begins today at all
ports. fO,369 bales; exports to Great Britain
$50 bales Continent. 94S1 bales.
GALVESTON. Jan. 2s.-Cotton lUiet; mid
ding. 93s; net receipts. III bales; sales,
5I2 bales; stock. 110,5S0 bales.
NORFOLK. Jan. 2S-Cotton dull; mid
ding, 9k; net receipts. 14S bales; sales
249 bales: stock. 16.G22 bales.
BALTIMORE. JAN 2S.-Cotton nominal
middling, 97s; stock 29,229 bales; Ccastwise,
100 bales
BOSTON. Jan. 2s-Cotton quiet; middling,
81; net receipts, 800 bales; gross receipts,
1887 bales.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 2s.-Cotton quiet;
middling, 9A; net receipts, Go bales; stock,
1885 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2s.-Cotton quiet;
middling. 91s; net receipts, 235 bales; stock,
Il, 204 bales.
SAVANNAH Jan. 2S.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 9H; net receipts, 1868 bales sales,
375 bales; stock. sS,120 bales; Coastwise,
$50 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2s.-Cotton quiet;
middling, 9A net receipts, 400 bales; gross
receipts, 5,491 bales; sales, 1.sO0 bales;
stock, 346.460 bales: Great Britain, S,031
bales: Coastwlse. $50 bales.
MOBILE. Jan. 2S.-COtton dull; middllng,
o SIG; net receipts, J. 1862 bales; sales 800
bales; stock. 39.935 bales; Coastwise, rs
bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 2s.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, OK; net receipts. 1883 bales; gross
receipts. SIS bales; sales. 500 bales; stock,
1O3551 bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 2s.-Cottcn quiet and
steady middling, 9A; gross receipts, 1s6
bales; stock, 5O7 bales; Great Britain, 1920
bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2s-Cotton quiet;
middling, 9$s; net receipts. 645 bales; stock,
1904 bales; Coastwse, 343 bales.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2S.-Cotton steady;
middling. 0A; net receipts Asa bales; sales,
800 bales: stock. 500 bales.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 2S.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 99k
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2s-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. 7-64 net receipts, $50 bales; gross
receipts. 1915 bales; stock, 94,217 bales.
HOUSTON, Jan. 2S.-COtton steady; mid
ding, 9A; net receipts. 0,305 bales; sales,
663 bales; stock. 26.539 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2s.-Futures quiet
and steady; sales. $1,000 bales; January,
go; February, 91s; March, 9.27; April,
9.32; May, 93S; June, O. 43; July, 0.49.
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q dosen brokers Of the clique jumped into
the nit and took all the wheat offered. Tho
revulsion In sentiment was instantaneous.
Men locked ut each other In bewilderment.
and shouting Criticised again." rushed 10
buy back what they had reckiessly sold but
a few minutes before There was another
scene Of wild confusion and rally af 1hc.
The tumult continued throughout the day.
Sentiment iuctuated with each new rumor,
and ut the close the crowd was stu In doubt
as to whether 1t had been the victim OF a
sell or q shakeout. Some declare that 1t
was scurvy trick On the part OF the clique
to create a panic and enable them to buy
another big line Of cheap wheat. as 1t had
sold out the large part Of Its holdings on
Yesterdays bulge. A fancfful story was
current purpcrting to explain the whole
secret. Cudahay got back from Cincinnati
yesterday with a very bad cold, according
to this tale. He was fearful Of pneumonia.
and having a large amount OF wheat, he
protected By puts. To-day he was better,
end his bull instincts were uppermost Ia Inc
last hour Of trading. Partridge took the lead
in the trading. and offered wheat in enor-
nous quantities and the spirit OF the crowd
was again broken. The market ruled fever
ish and irregular toward the close. leaving
off l4c. from the bottom. or lac. under the
price closed at Yesterday. Corn and oats
averaged suong but quiet within narrow
range and wound up hc. under their re-
speetive closing values on Friday. Provi-
sions. otter an eerly decline, started up and
closed strong May pork reaching the SEN
sational price OF 5000 a barrel.
Cash Ouotations-Flour somewhat unset
tied and dull; winter patent, s360n4.00;
do. straight. s3.20n3.50; spring patent, 1913
a 10, No. 2 spring wheat, 72Ac.; No. red,
72Ihc; No. 2 corn. 44ikc; No. cats. 1904
Q3ic; pork. s1S.371l@1s.50; lard, S1l65;
short rib sides. SlO30dl0 40; dry sailed
shoulders. s9.s7I5fl0OO, short clear sides,
$40 GOf7lO 65: whisky 81 30
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S-Flour dull and about
steady. Southern -four steady and dull.
Wheat dull and lower, closing steady; No.
2 red store and elevator. 79d794c.; ahoat,
792tMSOc Options opened heavy and de-
clned 1012sc. with the West, and en- local
realizing advanced hG15c on covering, clos
ing steady at la@7sc. Under yesterday and
fairly active trade; No. 2 red, January
7Ss,c.; February. 79c.; May, size; July.
S27sc.
Corn dull. firm and scarce; No. 2, 55hc.
elevator: 5GAc afloat; ungraded mixed,
56c Options declined 1sa13c., rallied ga
sc. and closed strong and unchanged TO
Ac. up. with trading light; January and Feb
ruary, 55lic.; May, 54l4c.
Oats dun and firmer. Options firm and
quiet: January, 3S1sc.; February, 3S2c.;
May, 301sc. Nc. 3 Chicago 37%c.
Wool in good demand and firm; domestic
fleece 27d32c.; pulled, 20a37e
Beef quiet and firm; beef hams dull and
Arm at Ole: tierced beef quiet; cut meats
duh and firm; picked hams, 14al4lAc.; mid
dies quiet and easy.
Lard duh and easier at SLIPS. Options
on January $11.75, nominal; May, SLID,
nominal Refined quiet and steady.
Pork duh and steady.
Cotton seed oil scarce and higher; crude,
soc. bid; yellcw, SIC.
Petroleum quiet and steady.
Rosin dull and firm.
Torpentine dull and steady at 83lad84e.
AIolasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans,
opcn kettle, good TO choice, fairly active and
firm.
Peanuts quiet
CONGREGATIONS opened irregular at 5
ncints down to 10 points up and closed
steady al SAILS points up; January, SlI.2o@
1745; March. 6.75a 1886; May, SIG 4S9
1850; Decembe Sl625d 1851; spop MO
frmer and duh; No. Z, IT'S.
sugar--Raw firm and dull.
Grain freights 10 Liverpool dull and weak;
cotton. Bold.
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AUCTION Satisfactorily.

HIGH CoNsTABLE's sALE.-I WILL
IL sell at PUBLIC AUCTION. on MON,
O'Clock A. NJ. at my office, No 1906 east
Franklin street, the following property, TO
satisfy sundry writs in my hands: WARD
ROBES. BUREAUS. WASHsTANDS, IA.
SEAT CHAIRS. ROCKERS, OFFICE
CHAIRS. BOOKCASE. WRITING-DEsK,
CLOTH TABLE. LErrERPREss, OIL
CLOTH, PICTURES. LOOKING CLASSES,
TRUNKS. CLOCKS, LONG VEGETABLE
STAND MEAT RACK, LUNCH COUNTER,
SHOWCASE. CIGARS. LIQUORS, run.
LET'S, DEMIJOHNS, &c, &c. Also HAIR
LICENSE (StBtel. ! BARREL MOLASSES,
l BARREL VINEGAR. LOT GROCERIES.
Terms Cash. Il. c. GARRISON,
ja29-1t III. c. c. II.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. ND. Jan. 2S.-Flour dull
and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled and easier; No. red spot
779sG77l5c: January. 1880. bid; May, sOA
GS1c.: steamer No. red. 1870
Corn strong; mixed spot 52&sa521ac.; jan
uary, 52l4c. bid; May, 521gd52Ac; steamer
mixed, 51Q51Ac.
Oats quiet and steady; No. white, West
ern, 4fG42c.; No. 2 mixed. do, 3SG3sl2c.
Hay firm; good TO choice timothy, $3.50
@1650.
Grain freights firm, with fair demand.
Provisions steady: mess pork, $3.50.
Lard-Refned, 12&c.
Butter quiet and firm.
Coffee firm and active; Rio cargoes fair,
1S19c.; No. 7, 17I2c.
Sugar steady aud active.
Copper strong.
Whisky unchanged.
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Moon, Maiden and Man.

Moon. Maiden and Man.
AsAsTAsIA.
All Robair, see the moon!
That great, round moonl
But yet how pale it seems,
And wanl
And how 1t rolls and rolls and rolls!
.RoBAIR.
True, true, my own!
OF all high rollers that know
The moons the highest.
Yes. Pale and wan and rolling high.
Oh, moon,
Were in just the shape you are tonight
/ think I'd be q little pale myself.
And wan2
Mayhap.
And would | rolf
Well. you know me!
ANAsTAsIA-
RoBAR.
Anastasia-lovel
AsAsTAsIA-
And you would be the moon
The inconstant mOonl
The moon that rolls and rolls and rolls
So far from mef
RoBAIR.
Not on your life, my ownl
The moon is rolling high tonight.
But | remember when
Twas walking on its uppers, so to speak,
While was doing up the town
in shape most elegant!
For was heeled, my love-
Well heeledl
And this then most unhappy moon
g. Lat ~. ~
Whereas tonight
Such tricks doth fortune play
As was the moon not long ago
So now am |;
And as was that joyous time
So Is the moon tonight
Say, moon,
You're in it up to your neck, old mani
Salute!
ANAsTAsIA.
And does the moon, Robatr.
Feel good with looks so palef
And with that wan, wan facet
And does IL like TO rolf
RoBAIR.
see you haven't sized the fair moon up
Just right,
Nor Just exactly got
On 10 It's curves.
Ask your conuRdrums Of tho wind that
whispereth
To the man that's in the moon.
And bloweth ever through hi1 whiskers,
For
VIII have to give them up!
But IL you ask me why the moon Is pale
and wan,
And rolls along
As II il owned the town,
think know enough about the snap
To give 1t dead away.
The moon is pale, the moon Is wan.
And rolls and rolls and rolls
Because it cannot help itself. my souii
AnastaSia-love-
The moon is full tonight
Ed Mott IN Neu York sua-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-29
DEATHS.

BELL.-Died, at 1925 A. NJ. Saturday, jan
uary 9sth. at the residence of his cousin Mr..
Adam Bell, 923 west CLAY. ROBERT LEE
BELL. brother of |. b. Bell, OF Lunenburg
county, in the twenty-fourth year of his age.
His remains will be taken to his home in
Lunenburg county.
THOMAS.-Died. at o'clock +. NJ. Sat
urday January IS. 1898, Mrs. A. R.THOMAS,
relict Of Wilson c. Thomas.
Funeral services at 316 east Byrd street,
at =. NJ. MONDAY.
No flowers.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill, Jan. rs
Cattle-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 800;
not sufficient number en- sale to make
market; top prices for the week for top
steers, S5.75d600.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments 3OOo;
steadier; mixed. s7GOa7.S0; heavy, S7o0G
SIS; light, S7.50d7.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000; closed
dull, with large number carried over; top
sheep S5.o0l5.15; top lambs S5.50q3.75.
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WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-The weekly ban
statement is as follows:
sHIpN[ENTS OF SPECTE.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-The steamship La
NorInandle. which sailed this morning for
Europe. carried s3.35O,OOO American gold.
Che cold shipments since January LIST this
year aggregate So 100000, divided among
the following shippers: Lazard Freres,
S. 800 900: Heidelbach. Ickleheimer x Co,
e 10. 900: Ladenburg. Thalmann az Co.,
81. T5O. 900; August Belmont AZ Co, s55OOOO,
and Uoskier Livingston & Co., S5OOOOO.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2s.-Noon. Cotton
steady. with but little demand; American
middling, 51s sales, 5000 bales; American,
$500 bales; speculation and export, 900
bales; receipts, 10000 bales; American,
II, 900 bales. Futures quiet; January Febru-
airy, 6-64; February March. 3 5-64d5 664;
March-April. 7-64; Aprl-May. 3 s-64G
9-64: May-June, 1864; June-July, 3 1l-64
a 1854; July-August, 1864; August
September. 1854.
z. M-American middling, SIS; January
4-6fd5 5-64; January February, 4-6i@
5-64; February March, 4-64m5 5-64;
March-April, 8 6-64; May June, 8 964, sell
ers; June-July, 1O6fd5 11-64; July August,
1904 sellers; August September, 1894,
sellers. Futures closed quiet.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

NINfiMUNU, VA, jan. e. 1893.
Offerings Wheat. COO bushels; oats, sec
bushels
Sales-Wheat. COO bushels
QuotatiOns-Wheat-Longbery, 7sc 10
Sic; mixed. 75c. to Sic: shortberry. zoe
10 Sic; No. 2 red zoe. to soc. Corn-White.
Virginia dag LOTS, j2c; No 2 white. 52c. |;
No. mixed. zoe. to Sic Winter oats flor
seed doc. TO Acc; No. 2 mixed, 300. to
S9l3c; No. 3 mixed. 37c. to CSC. Rye, Coo
to Csc.
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In execution Of decree ia the above
mentioned SUR, the undersigned, thereby
appointed for the purpose. Will sell by auc-
ton. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 3lst Day OF January, 1893,
at O'Clock L. NJ, all that certain LOT Oh
LAND, with the Improvements thereon, No
IL east Clay street bounded as fellows:
Commencing on the south line OF Clay street
100 9-l2 feet west Of First street, thence
running westwanlly and fronting on said
south line OF Clay street 20 feet q inches
and running back between parallel lines l4S
feet TO an alley is feet wide. The dwelling
is detached, which renders it most desirable
in that Ii Possesses a nice side alley. An
inspection OF the property will convince you
OF its neatness and completeness. Hardly
day passes without an inquiry for property
answering 10 this description and location
Opportunities like this do not often occur
hence the Importance or your presence upon
this occasion.
TERMS: One-third cash and the residue
In equal payments at six and twelve months
the purchaser 10 give negotiable notes for
the deferred payments, with 8 per cent
interest added from the day Of sale. and the
title 10 be retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance ordered by
the court. or all cash, az the option Of the
purchaser. w. X. MATHEWS.
WILLIAM d. CALDWELL,
W. F. REDDY.
Chewing &c Rose, Auctioneers.
Louis c. Staude. Plaintiff,
against
Carrie A. Rowe and ais. .... Defendants.
In the Chancery Court of the city of Rich
mend
l. Charles W. Goddin. clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required of the Special
Commissioners by the decree in said cause
OF 10th January. 1893, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this oath day of
January, 1895.
fa26-td Clerk.
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His Sight Was Dim.

A gentleman and lady whom he Gid not
know were seated vis-a-vis In train on the
New York Central.
Not word wss exchanged for some time
All at once the gentleman threw down the
paper he had been reading and attempted
to kiss the LADY.
'Sirl" she crlsl, what audacityl'
"A thousand pardons, madam. Myhght
u little dim, and l thought the train was
passing through tunnel. "~Texas Sixinga
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. %, 1893
Cat.le-Receipts. 400; sales. 400.
Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts, AL; sales,
327
Hogs-Receipts, 741: sales. al.
Cattle-Priccs Best. AZ to &c. gross; me
dunn to good. 3li to 4hc gross common to
fair 10 Sc. gross; bulls 214 to &c. gross.
Sheep to 5lAc. gross.
Hogs-7I5 10 De- net
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-29
Funeral Notices.

The funeral Of HENRY c. FERGUSON
will take place from Union Station VI. +.
church SUNDAY EVENING at o'clock.
Friends are invited to attend. 2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-29
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. S. c., Jan. 2S-Turpen-
tine firm at 30c.
Rosin firm; good strained. s1.05.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-29

Many Persons are broken
Avn ftom ovefwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuiids me
s sna sure an msiarE. det the genuine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-29

Louis C. Staude.
against
Carrie A. Rowe, ct ais
In the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
mCnd-Decree Of January "a 1898.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

by Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
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n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

No. 1s EAST CLAY STREET.
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WORLDS FAIR.

Parties who contemplate visiting the
WORLDS FAIR will consult their interests
By procuring hotel accommodations through
the COLUMBIAN FAIR EX JURSI0N CON-
PANY Full particulars Of L. A. TUCKER,
General Agent, Box 10. Rich DOnd, Va,
Reference-Samuel G.. Wallace. Cashier Citi-
zens Bank. ta2o-1t'
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O ANGER HALL DANCING ACADEMY
- PROFESSOR MINOR win give one OF
his GRAND MILITARY MASK CARNI-
Walls, interspersed with tableaux represent
ing every nationality, TUESDAY EVENING.
JANUARY 81. 1898. commencing at 0
O'clock ~zo-t'
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RIOHMOND STOCK MARKET.

rR,ported by Messrs. John l., Williams A
sons. Bankers. corner Tenth aud Main
RICHMOND. Va, JAN. 2S. 1898.
GOVERNMENT sEcUBITIKS o'a ASNe9'
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g ErrZ'S EIGHT DEMOCRATIC RkR-
- BEERS claim to be- the hest R,rRrpS
In Richmond, and 20 give the greatest sails.
faction. They only charge Il cents for hair.
cutting and 10 cents for shaving. We dc.
sire the continued goodwill and patronage
Of the white public for which we return
thanks CHARLES =. sETTZ.
North Eleventh street.
National Bank Building
the most solid bank and solid barber. shon
In the city. ia27.frSsnot
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JAN. 90. 1898.