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The morning call., 1893-05-18
clipped Texans. 81 4o@4 10: clipped natives and

clipped Texans. s4 4o94 10: clipped natives and
Westerns. S5, 00@5 90.
PROVISIONS AND WHISKY.
Shoulders : 80 1000 90. Shorts. clear =
$40 2s@iO5 SO. Short Ribs-Easy; May sl6 90:
July. $40 U5. Pork-Easy and lower: May $40 80 :
July. $50 80. Lard-Duli: Nav. Si9 40: July
SO IS. Unsmoked Hams-$12 509lS 90. Whisky
81 L.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.
The Earl Fruit Company realized the following
prices for California fruit sold to-day: Black
Cherries, So 25as2 SO; White. 81 1892 0O Fancy
Navel Oranges SO 50@94 81 choice. S3G93 so: :
Fancy Seedlings, 81 2593 90; choice 80 u0Ga2 So
Fore gn Markets.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, May 17y-The spot market Is dun
at 6s Id. Cargoes dull at 3os Cd for off
coast. Sis Cd Tor Just shipped and sos Sd for
ly due 49, -
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for NO Red Winter: May,
IS 91ad: June 5s Io14d; July. 6s lll4d; August,
IS Hu September. 6s Id; October. 6s 2 14d;
November. 6s Sd. 800
SECURITIES.
LONDON. May H. consols. es4; Silver,
81 i1-l6d; Rentes, 97f 22c.
Portland's Business.
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NoRSIS a SESSION.

Board-l00 Hutchinson Co. SIS; 20 Oakland
Gas, 4214 20 v Water. b 9. 9SA.
SIreet-50 Cal Electric Light, 2zA. ,..
AFTERNOON sEssIoN.
Board-20 Hutchinson z Co, S9s: SO do. Ss4
so do. S5S; Gaslight, 70; 10 S Water, 90.
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San Francisco Neat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers are as fol-
lows:
BEEF.Ftrst quality. e@61sc; second quality.
Size; third do. 4@5c q 10.
VEAL - Large. 5I%@6Lac; small Calves in
TIC: Dairy Caves, sc = 10.
MqTToN-Wethers, 695Rac a u; Ewes. $40
&c "a 10
STRING LAMB-7 1aQlsIac q ID.
PORK-Ltve HOGS, 6s4@b7sc for heavy and
mfdium Rran-red: stuck Hogs, bHa@534c;
dressed do, 8A@9s4c u ID.
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MOTH GERMAN LLOYD S. s. co.
ANCHOR LINE,

United States Mail Ste mships
sail for New York ever Saturday
For Glasgow via Londonderry.
Rates for Saloon Passage
By S. S CITY tE ROME, $50 and upward
OTHER STEAMERS, Cabin, :s45 and upward. ac-
cerding to accommodation and location of room.
Excursion ickets at reduc ed rates.
Second Cabin, $40. Steerage. sea.
Second Cabin from glasgow to Derry, $35.
Drafts Mt Lowest Current Rates.
For BOOK Of tours and other Information apply
to HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green
New York; or GEoRGE w. FLETCHER. 6l3
Market ST.; or j. g. MCCALL, - MonIgom ST. :;
or 4. II. MCKAY. 81 Montgomery st: or q. A.
HABBROGK5 2 Montgomery ST, San Francisco
ap = cod 3m
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General nIerchandise.

BAGS-Calcuttas, June aud July 6@61sc. Wool
Bags. 3Ul2Q9s2c.
SuGAR-- he western Sugar Refining Company
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Fore gn Markets.

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND, Or. May i7.-Clearances. 1878, 900;
balances, $50 1000.
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. 81 1904 20; Bakers extras, SAGA 20;
superine. 50 sO@3 80 y bbi.
wHEAT-Futures were lower yesterday. Spot
prices were. unchanged No. LIS quotable at
81 2S34(al 80 q ctl: choice, 81 3l14: lower
grades, 81 2o9l 271a; extra choice for milling,
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BEoEip4s OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure frem San Francisco,
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for Morning. for afternoon,
Sundays excepted tSaturdays only
tSundays only.
The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
VIII call fer and check baggage from hotels and
residences. Inquire OF Ticket agents for Time
Cards and other information.
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Spoken.
Mar q. 90 s. % W. Ger ship Senta, from Port
BlaXeley for Queenstown.
April 81 23s. 43sY, Hr ship Saratoga. from Car
diff fer san Francisco.
Apr % n. 2z w. Br ship Sierra Miranda hnce
Jaa for Queenstown.
Apr 25 IA n. % w. Br ship Irby, from Antwerp
for santa kosalIa.
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Domestic Ports.

TAToosH-Passed out May 18-Ship Sar
gent. from sComax for San Francisco. May IL
Stmr Mackinaw, hence May ID for Tacoma
Passed May l7-ShIp india hence Nav 5 for Ma.
naimo: ship kennebee. from San Pedro for Ma
naimo: stmr San Benito. from Tacoma for San
Francisco: ship Bohemia, hence May 5 for Ma
naimo; bark Arkwrtght. hence May FOR Port
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.

RUBBEE tires arc to be tried on some
of the London onnibuses.
ROMAN ladies dress their locks in
eight different styles with nunbcrless
variations.
BRUSSELS boasts of clock which is
never wound by human hands. Wind
power does it.
II Portugal the wine treading is done
by gang of men dancing to the music
of bagpipe. The work is hard the
weather warm, the results indescrih-
able.
LONDON undcrtakcrs send out circu-
lars to families having cases of serious
illness. This grcwsomc practice has
grown to such an extent as to attract
the attention Of London newspapers
IT is estimated that no fewer than
7o,o0O,ooo Europeans wear wooden
shoes BASS wood is ordinarily used for
the sabots, but willow is the best ma
tcrial. Poplar, beech, walnut and birch
are also used
TIE caves of Rurmah are rich in
wooden carvings, glazed tiles and
images rs we'll us tablets in terra Gotta.
marble. alabastcr and other materials.
These relics illustrate the ancient and
modern phases of buddhist worship.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
VARIED AND INTERESTING.

BRONSON HOWARD says that A,ncricln
managers are now seeking American,
plays, and that foreign dramatic work.
are merely regarded as stopgaps.
Ar n wedding in EInpo-ia, kan.
there was one gift which. the rcpDr;c:
hurriedly classified among Tie many
handsome and valuable gifts" Ii was
an orange.
MARRIAGES are becoming compare.
lively fewer year after year. There arc
about 3,000000 marriagcablc YOUR
men in the United States who arc dis.
inclined for inatrimony
HARD HEARING Fool, Sioux, has
been sent to the National insane hoa-
pital; the first Indian, it is said. ever
sent to that institution. Whoever gave
him his name made something OF Z
start toward driving him mad
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I had given myself up for lost, for ]
was near tho center line of the ap-
pr oaching herd, and it would have
been folly for me to have run forward
or backward with the hope of getting
out of their way. On they came, like
the huge waves of an angry sea, and,
nj though fully appreciated the great
peril l was in, the scene fascinated me.
and / awaited the end with calm resig.
nation. In the foremost ranks was a
huge bull with shaggy name and long
hair extending fur back over his neck
and shou ldcrs. The front rank was
within hundred yards OF me when
was seized with nm inspiration. sud.
denly saw one single chance for cs.
cape and resolved upon making the at.
tempt, although the odds were against
nc Il thousand to one. Not far away
there was little mound some three or
four feet high, and to tins ran and
stood on top of it. The desire to live
ncrvcd me to almost supcrhuman cf-
fort. and rs the fleeing animals rushed
upon me | rivcted my eyes upon the
shaggy shoulders OF the III onstcr bull
and made the leap for life.
landed square upon the spot | had
selected on the animals back, but
would have fallen beneath his feet and
been at once tramplcd to death had |
not seized hold of the long hair of his
shoulders and stcadicd myself until I
could straddc his back. held on to
his name for dear life. and no doubt |
am the only man that ever rode or will
ever ride such race.
On, on VIC dashed with the specd of
the wind, and lI.uny miles were covered
before the animals were exhausted.
My unwilling stccd attempted 10 shake
me off, but had 10 idea of being
thrown after had been so lucky in
mounting him. They came to Il halt
about shutdown on the verge of n for
est, and the animal was riding
stopped under tree the limbs of
which could reach from my position
upon his back cliInb bed into the tree
and there spent the night. The next
morning there were no buffalocs or
wolves in sight and / started toward
my destination on foot. During the
day met some prospcctors who were
gong in the same direction as myself,
and the next day reached the camp
safe and well. 1t was Thanksgiving
day, and my friends in camp had killed
several wild turkeys and were having
n dinner, such as they were accus-
toned to back in the states. l can
truly say that no one ever felt more
thankful than did that was there To
enjoy feast instead of having been
torn to pieces by the wolves or tram
pied to death beneath the feet of five
thousand panic-stricl.cn buffalocs.-
Globe Democrat
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SlEEP-AN ETCHING.
To-Norrow Camc to Every Ono In tho
uIoteI Except tho I.n,iT.

To-c!orrow Came to Every ono In tho
uIIotel Except the BABY.
The great hotel is falling into ST.
lcncc. The last of the dancers came
up nearly an hour ago. The loud
voiced man crossed the hail. intcrmit-
ted his talk for time and then left OFT
altogether; the click of the billiard
cues stopped Il few moments since;
only an occasional voice or step is
heard in the corridors; the little diving
baby in the next room has ceased TO
moan and sleeps for Il space, l hope
The two who have come 1T last
through weary ways Of doubt and un-
certainty to SO full and sweet an un-
dcrstantling have separated with many
whispered farcwcls and kisses in
which the long-rcprcsscd ycarning of
each heart met with an answering
love. Their sweet rcncm ORANGES melt
softly into the margin of sleep and
shine back again from its misty depths,
tender, cthcrcalizcd reflection
The foolish boy who lost his all NJ,
the gaming table no longer cudgcls his
weary brain for some possible plan tc
rccoup himself ard escape disgrace.
His years are but Il child's years, the
tired young body and brain rcbelled
and claimed their need OF rest lie
sleeps with the gricved look abont his
mouth that used to tell of some babv
sorrow ana the little drops beading his
forehead where the pretty young
mother used to lift away the soft hair
to kiss.
The woman whom folly and vanity
counselcd TO listen to words she dare
not remember aftcrward. bending over
her little slcepers. has cooled her
burning checks; thrust back the fear,
regret and rcmorsc that crowd upon
her, and crcpt tremblinGly beneath the
blessed curtain of Oblivion.
The morrow will awaken them all.
The mirth pauscs. the scourgc is with.
held, the menace stayed for II moment.
Joy rests her Tutoring wings. Pain'a
sting is withdrawn and sorrow llnoyys
IL brief surccase.
The door next time opens silently; ]
hear the mother sobbiug rs the nursc's
footballs die away down the corridor.
So it was tonight for the baby, in
stead of tomorrow. And for the
others, not tomorrow. bat next year
or another they shall fall upon that
sleep which has no dreams. Alice Mae.
Gowan, in Short Stories
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WITH THE SPORTS.

RAcE-HoEsE clears from twenty to
twcnty-four feet at bound
MEN with gray and blue eyes are usu-
ally better marksmcn than those with
dark eyes.
II is said that bicyclists who ride to
excess become afflicted with catarrhal
laryngitis. caused by rapid breathing
through the mouth.
Two DEATHS during fencing bouts
have occurred in France through the
foils penetrating masks that had boon
bent and repaired. a fencing master
strongly urges fencers never to have
masks repaired after being once broken
BUDD DoBLE. the wcll-known jockey.
who has held the rcins over Nance
Hanks i'll all her wonderful perform
anccs on the trotting track last year,
enjoys the additional distinction OF hay
ing been celebrated in verso by DR.
Holmes
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
She Had Her Revenge.

"Angelina," said Edwin, there is a
little question that have long been
wishing to ask YOU"
'Yes?" she said, opening her eyes
very wide and pretending complete liz
norance. although confident that she
was fully aware of it's purrort.
II wanted to ask you whether ought
to let my mustache grow or not?"
Gulping down her disnpr
abe said: 81 would let IL grow. # II
will grow. but I'm afraid it is like you
undecided what to don. i. Press.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
FOREIGN LADIES OF NOTE.

PRINCESS GALTrzEN, a member of ont
OF the oldest aristocratic families of
Russia, is now a stublemaid in French
circus.
LADY SOMERSET, whose second visit
to this country has recently terminated,
Is so Jealous in the cause of temperance
that She frequently goes down in the
mines and talks to the miners.
AT charity bazaar in Vienna an Eng
lishman offered $1,000 for single kiss
from Marchioncss Pallaviccini. lie got
1t and plankcd down thousand-pound
Bank of England note to pay for it.
ALTHOUGH Mrs. Gladstone is over
eighty years of age she has volum-
inous correspondence, and, notwith-
standing her advanced age, she writes
her many letters without the aid of
glasses.
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, the famous
nurse of the Crimea, and whose deeds
OF simple mercy and charity were en-
balmcd in song and story until she be-
came England's favoritc heroine, is now
rcventy-two years old and lives in per-
feet scclusion.
THE empress of Germany recently
celebrated her thirty-fourth birthday
and the christening of her only daugh-
ter by giving the maternity homes of
the empire 100 sets of baby clothing.
The emperor released 400 women inn
prlSoncd for various offcnses.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17

New York, Jan l6.-Flour fairly ac.
tive, mil'ers asking 1sc .dvanc";
southern flour ii m, quiet; common t.
fair extra, 2.lo@o3 III; good to choice DO,
3.l5@4.25. Wheat stronger. moderator
active; No. 9 rec, SO store and elevator,
~ atioat; options active, excited, irrcgu
lar and closing }s@2Sc. advance aud
wrak opening &c higher. declined
40 %c.. rallied 5000, declined &c
"itb Chicago near cl, So
C;rn fairly active. stronger; No ..
53A @53H elevator. 54H@54l5 anoat;
No. ; steamer mixed. 53@5414; options
NOR" active. opened strong. adyarcpd
$40 4; dcciinc d. %@sS, rallied 1s@4
as intius need by wheat and West, closing
ss@al over saturday; January. 5sl4 May,
54A. Oats fairly active, firmer; options
moccrat"iy active, stronger; January
50h: February, 40; May, 40I9; No 2
~site, FEBRUARY, 424; spot prices No. A.
20: do white, -; No. z, 3D3%; mixed
Nrs,orD, 3oL@4O%
Coffee Opt, rs opened stoady. 10 poin',
in"" to points M. closed firm SOFA
AZ; January. 10 35@ol6 20; February
u nd6h 3 Is; MAY, IL s5G0l6,G: .Iuly
sta iG o. October, Is 500 10 %: spo
~" frmor. fair q, mand; NO 7.l.lsR
~ sugar, raw frmer. more active,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
REPRESENTATIVES,,

BUrTEH with flavor of wine is pre-
duced by farmer in Chautauqua, ~
Y. lie feeds his cows on grapes.
A DOCTOR in hannibal, Mo. charges
only twelve dollars year for treating
family, and he gets the sum whether
his patrons arc i'll or well.
PINCH Of snuff taken by man in
South Bend, Ind, TO relieve slight at
tack OF ca;ar ', caused him to .,;,cczo
SO violently 'hat lie dislocatcd his
shoulder
MAN down in Maine has found q
petition to parliament written in iGA3
1t is written in inl; on handmade paper.
and Ike brass pin stack into the paper
is, doubtless. older than the petition.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
JOLLY JOkELETS.

"DoS'T You think my new bonnet a
aerfect ;sream?' Certainly. There's
nothing in t."-Indianapolis Journal
MAuD-''What is the best way 10
manage birthday party?' Edith-"l
don't know. Ask Miss Oldun-shcs had
SO many of thcm."-N. y. Herald
JENKINs-''What makes Mclrosc al
ways take off his coat and tie when ne
talks at the tclcphonc?" Parsons
They are so loud they drown his
voice. "-lntcr-O Ocean
81 KNEW he'd fail! Ee was avfrlly
cXtravagant.' ''What did he do?"
why, he even went so far as to insist
on boiled eggs for breakfast every
morning. Buffalo Express.
RAILWAY MAGNATE-"Wha shall I
give the children? want to make
them a handsome present, you know"
Wife-"Why don't You give them some
of the stock in your road?" Railway
Magnatc-''What are you thinking of?
Do You want to drown the childreu?"--
Boston TRANSCRIPTS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
an THE PORTRAIT GALLERY.

Grandfather looks from tho paneled wall
Fat grandmother hanging across tho hall,
In tho ripened glow OF her stately grace;
And Srown oomos over his Swallowed faco
As he says: s'The world has grown askow.
MY dear. since We were young-we two.
y Nothing that was is the Same to-day;
! Oid-time fances are cast away;
All our scruplcs arc laughed to scorn:
All our customs arc quito out-worn;
Each is seeking for something now
We were content with the cld-wc two~
, Into the shade OF the grim old room,
Steal two forms through tho twilight's gloom.
: Grandfathcrs eyes are sharp to see,
And n deep voice uttcrs tcndcriy:
For aye will love- and love but you,
And VOL follow love TO the crd-we two
Grandfather's face has lost its frown,
And his eyes grown softer gaze gently down
On the PAIR who nau6ht OF his watching know,
And grandmother smiles and whispers low:
" Ono thing goes on rs 1t used to do
In the days when we were young-wc two"
May Lcnnox. in Ladies Rome Journal
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
riayiag VIII, Miss Dooley.

The talent which small children have
Tor picking mp the most characteristic
phrases of unculturcd chance colnpan-
ions is we'll known to patents. The
other day at dinner the ethereal little
Marjorie, aged four, astonished her
parents by exclaiming, apropos of the
pudding:
"lloly smoke! amt that good!"
Her father and mother looked at her
in establishment.
My child, where did you get that
exprcssion?" asked the mother.
I'm after playing with Bridgie Doc
ley" answered Marjorie, complacently.
boston Transcript.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
Y. NJ. G.. A. NOTES.

The meeting at the Y. M. C. A. hall
Sunday afternoon was largely attended,
there being ninety eight young men
present. Rev. DR.. Campbell delivert
an interesting address on "Consecra
tion."
y. M. c. A. quartette has been rn-
Gently organized and will furnish MUSIC
at all the meetings in the future
w. r. Terrill, chairman OF toe Chris
tian committee, is quite i'll. hence
thore will be no meeting of tho com =.
mitteo this week
The educational work will open up
this week. large number Of apple.
tions for the educational dcpactmnn5
have been received.
The gymnasium fixtures have arrived
and will be placed in position this W. et
Arrangements have been completed
for lectures to be delivered by Gle.
brated speakers next month iniepen.
dent of the star course.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17

fair; refining. 3 1-16; centrifugals,
o6; test, 7-lG@3}5; refined quiet, No.
q. 5-16@4M; No. Z, 4zE04 ZIG
of A, 4S@45s; standard A, A
1l.16@4%; grapulated, 11.l60e5
Molasses, foreign nominal; Nav Orleans
steady, fair demand; open kettle, new
good to choice, 26 to SO Rics good, de-
mand firm; domestic fair to extra, $40
81; Japan, 4ls@4N. Petroleum quiet,
unchanged.
Beef quiet, firm; family, 12.0o@l3 so;
extra mess, 10000 so; beef hams
stronger. wanted, quoted, 17.5O@lS 90;
tierced beef moderate demand, firm,
city extra, India mess, 17.OU@17 so;
cut meats good demand, firmer: picked
bellies, 1l@l1k; do shoulders, 0s<@1o;
do hap s. Il, middles quiet, firmer;
short clear, 10 so. Lard stronger, quiet;
Western steam closed 11.2O; city, 10 rs;
option sales, none. Freights, Liverpool
market quiet, nominal; cotton, 5,64d;
grain, ed
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
Fires Yester,Iay.

An alarm OF fire was turned in from
box ID yesterday morning few II inutes
after IL o'clock. The fire originated n
a small house occupied by Eliz. Per
singer at the foot of Peach hill, and
caught III the ceiling from stove pipe.
The furniture in one room was saved.
There was no insurance on tho property.
Mrs. Persinger was absent from hotuc d,
tho timo. Both the Friendships and
Vigilants responded 70 the cali, but lid
not arrive in time to save the b1ildirg
An alarm wa also turned in about 10
O'CLOCK from box -. IDc lire originated
IN house on the corner of h mwood
street and Tazewell avenue g. q. The
flames were "xiiuguish sd before the ar
rival of the fro company. Tne dan age
was very slight
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York Stock m.rhat

NEW York, Jan. 16.--Wall street was
Still In bullish humor to-day and evil
dences multiply that outsiders for the
time being having taken the course of
prices out Of the hands OF the trading
element, who, having completed their
deals on the long ide. arc now working
for reaction. The feature of the DAVIS
operations was the increased animation
and strength in all tho coal stocks, and
Reading, especially in tho forenoon, was
very heavily traded in at advancing
prices, and finally scored a net gain Of
l n per cent
The other coal stocks were even
stronger on much smaller volume of
business and Jersey Central after re
covering its dividend, right at tho
oorninR. scored further advance of
about az per cent. Delaware and
Hudson and Lackawanna we're but little
behind, and the last named after a re 4.
action OF per cent. closed with gain
"f IS DieuLers opened st an advance
and gained throughout the day until
the rise amounted to AS per cont, the
closing price being the hest Of the day:
Other industrials were strong through
out, but the advance OF 3 per cent. in
sugar was not surpassed. The only
weak spot was found in Manhattan, in
which liquidation still progressed
| From III 1t retired to 166. then rallied
| to 1863, at which point it was only l%
lower for the day. Tho Changers wero
| quite active and strong. and Rock Island
Burlington and st. Paul all showed
material gains for tho day.
Tho market closed active and strong
at or near thp hirhOSt Hnnroo Nova,
on call has been easy, ranging from 2 1S
| to az, closing offered at 9. Primo mer-
camille paper. 54@616. Sterling ex-
| change quiet, firm; posted rates, .S70D
50; commercial bills, 4.S5H@4 S714
Government bonds dull, steady. South
crn State bonds dull, firm. Railroad
bonds active, strong.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
RADAM's MICEOBE KILLER.
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17

Cash quotations.: Flour, firm, NOM
inal. 15@25, higher than at close OF last
weeks; No. spring wheat, 77@774.
No. spring wheat, G6k@GS%. No. 3
red, 77@774. No. Q corn, "A. No. .
oats, 3.9G@32. Mess pork. II son
II 62h. Lard, 1915. Short ribs, 0. 65M
9.75. Dry sailed shoulders, 9.s7% 10
1000. Short clear sides, TO- 3O@lO 40
WhiSkey, Las
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
FREQ Cars to tho Acsdemv.

REGINNING with Monday night, from
1870 20 $50 on theatre ghJs, IL car will
run every ten minutes from III" corner
OF Jefferson street and Camphell ase iu,
20 tho Acaieniyn If Music fee u charn,
tIr tDc b. ncHc Of p.trons OF Ia" Aoc
my Tue tar can hc distinguishes
ron The rVGriar street cars .ran -.
act ;nAt ali i - iiga . Nh % rcd ID,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-17
Charged With Forging Checks.

Charles Harris, colored youth, was
arrested Sunday charged with forging
the name Of Murray King to two checks
for $50 on tho First National Bank aud
drawing tho money on them. tn. case
came up before Police Justice Turner
yesterday and was continued until this
morning.