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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 1G.-Fiour dun
and unchanged
Wheat Irregular and lower; No : req
spot and February. 59IHIA,7sc.; March,
coo. BID May. GZId2isc.; steamer NO. :
red, sc. bid; milling wheat, by sample
j7NGOc.
Corn firm mixed spot 4l&Gillac.; Feb
ruaiy, 4lhc bid; March, ilhq4li.c.;
May, 42nc. bid: steamer mixed, 4Vhc.
bid; southern corn by sample, 44i2c.;
do. on grade. 11M42c.
oats firm; No. . white. western, 3jls9
3Gc. No. . mixed, western. 344J3Ec.
Rye dun: No. =. zoe.
Hay steady; good 10 choice timothy.
Grain freights active, firm. and I'M
changed.
Provisions steady: mess pork. Sl5.J0:
bulk meats-lOose bulk shoulders and
clear rib sides. $500: sugar-pickied shout
ders, $3.50; sugar-cured smoked Shout
ders. $50: hams Sll.iJ.
Iard-Reiined, o.
Butter firm; creamery: fancy .se.;
do. fair TO choice 2JG26c. do. imita-
ton. aOdalc.: iadIe' fancy, lSdlec.; good
10 choice. ligl5c. rolls. nnc, lvgl'c'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
THE rlMEs-RIcHMoNp. VA. SATURDAY FEBRUARY Il 1894

ings, inclndine fnr,saried from ships
SUI 5000 bales: actual tNpofi H,vp
pales total import. 1900 paIes Ameti-
,at' ''''H bales: total a'o,n, iHo'"r
nsn' american. l,34Jvw lotai
hs,se l'i.vw bales, :, ~ ,no t,.i.. ''r ~,
49, os,' SPECTATORS took -'f'V "'lea ana
n,'l'rft took 80 nai'r,
me following are the totdi net receipts
81 Oh cotton a. all ports SilSr = ,emDer !,
49,, galveston. s2f'i9 ~ 40, HeM Ut
leans, ISL .sl5 bales; Noble, 1919 BALE;
Savannah ~ III bales: Charleston 3S2S SCI
bales. Wir.in,,,o,, 1901 bales. Norfolk
4ln02l bales. saltinore. i1.94 bales: New
ivIh' 1855 bales. BeS'p' 49, ndltS'
NcNl9fi News. NTi, Dtive' lhlladelpnla,
y ,,. balos, West POM, "a ~,n,''' pairsi
BRUNSWICK. i3gi5 bale-- Neiasco, 'e'-
bales. Port Royal 52,iH bales; Total,
51li,ss9 bales Deduct 6j3i3 bales from
net receipts since september lsi. making
the corrected total '.'ol,9io nal's
For Tho week ending February 18th net
receipts AZ In rrnitel states ports during
the week r. ~ bales Net receipts at all
United States ports same week last year.
il,po5 bales Total iecelpsa 20 uale, Dbl
uip nales. Total receipts same cate last
year, i.I72 .ass bales. Exports -, 20 bales.
same weex iast vasr. 1]0H bales. Exports
10 this date 2 ~ gL6 bales same date last
year 300 f17 baies stock AZ all United
states ports. qI.lN bales same time last
year H2. ~ bales Slo.h az an inferior
towns, ISIS q9f bales. same time last year,
1850 balcs stock al Liverpool. l,1S,o0o
side me tine last a gefF for Gisat o sr
ain. ls- on balss. same time last year,
llL0U bales. ,,.o - \,
LIVERPOOL. Feb i6iml2, oD-, +, Md Ma
Cotton 0uiet. free supply Offering, anu
foreier 49, Unchanged: American mid
allas ~ sales SEQ D sba ez A%sriesp an
bale recIints 100J bales; American.
400 bales Future quiet ana demand
poor; March and Aprl,i. ,, ",d' M Nay ian, ana
/ 14-ct, s-,@tist and September. 17-Gf.
Tenders ioo bale new VA, d IS ,......
S-ei6i e-Gf: February and March,
4 S-cflst OF March and April. 9-64n
ios Apl and May Ia siai sd lf.2.
IN, 90 ,'d i,,i, ff-6ifpi l5-Gf: July and
August ~ 1854. buyers; August and sep,
tember l7-eln4 - S ,s'',ps2 r,o snd
October, l7-6iq4 le-oL fu'uie' 'io'.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
NV voRK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. lb.-tloui market
weak. freely offered and IN nSnt d loI,s
winter wheat. low bIaucs, 800 s. s. ~ "a
patent. 81. 25a3.JO Minnesota clear S-.oo
~ co.. ,otert 81 7uHl2j; low extras
So o,l,o ~ southern fOur dun and weak,
common TO fair extra, f-.Vv1@D' Bood
TO choice. S3.lod4-V. .,.....t... e.
Wheat frmer and moderately " ctl.e ~, i"'
cxports. No. > red, store ana elevator
fs,s. 0G1ikc. afoat b3isc. Options de-
clined a,0ic.. MAY selling 10 o-'>c., ad-
vauced i1ii.c.. closing i-Hlic over yes
terdav. No. . red. February VV'sc.i
March, Gli~c.: May. Ep-c. ,,,l
Corn very dun and iirmer; NO. = zig
ara elevator. 43isq4g,c. Options
moderatelv active and firm ~ .su lsc.
higher: February, l2'se; March, A-'sc';
Oats dnll aud fmer. Options nominal
and higher February, 594c,.' MaIch'
s5c.: May. 34sc.; 80. . white. March
aCg,c. Spot-No .. sc: No. white,
3Sc': mixed western, 3ii405sl4c.; white
Hay quiet and.easy: shipping, oOa63c.;
good 10 choice. 1oqs,c.
Beef dull at SllVoN BOO; extra mess
SSOO0S.JO. beef hams quiet at Slb9V'
tcrced beef steady; city extra, lndla
mess S1SpON2lN. cut meats tuiet'
picked bellies, $50; shoulders 800
hams. $3.50. s-,-.
Lard quiet: western. sos: city. SD
Nf
Refined quiet: Continent, $50; South
America. $50. compound. Si.p.
Pork quiet; mess. Sl3.75p II. -
Butter steady: State dairy. l1n2ic. DO,
creamery. l7Q2lc.; western dairy l3'4a
lie. do, creamery. i7N27c.; Elgins, &c.
Cotton seed oil quiet; crude, -sg2s'2c.
yellow, 33iau3lc
Petroleum quiet and steady.
Rosin quiet ana firm; strained Sl.lOa
10.
Turpentine duh at 32ANEc.
Rice in moderate demand and steady
domestic, 3IuJ4,c.; Japan, 1M4l4c.
Molasses- Foreign nominal; New Or
leans quiet and unchanged.
Peanuts quiet; fancy, 3igQ3ac.
COmee-Options firm al l"paD points
up: February. Sl6.Oj; May. Sl5.35; July
SiIS5: September Sll3o. December,
Sl3.Sl. Spot Rio Quier and steady NO
=, Sl7.OOHf712i
Sugar-Raw lrm; fair refining lo-l6c
Refined falr active. and firm; No. o.
= 3-lGq4c.; standard 4. H4Nl 7-iGc., cut
loaf, $40 3-l6c.; crushed, $40 3-l6c''
granulated. 1i4Qi 9-lGc.
Freights TO Liverpool quiet and steady
cotton. 9-G4d. BID; grain. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
HOUSENAN rs FREE.
Discharged from Jail festerday-ae
Writes Poetry.

IIouscman is again a free man. fis
case was called in the Henrico County
Court Yesterday. u having been already
decided that the evidence adduccd by the
prosecution was insufficient 10 convict.
commemorative Attorney Sands, after
stating mat no further evidence had been
secured. submitted a aolle prosequi 10
Tho court. and the release Of the prisoner
was forthwith ordered This course was
nursucd by Mr. Sands after imposing
rpon Housoman the condition that he al
once leave the county Of HenrlcO, 10
which the latter willingly agreed.
lie was convicted i'm the Hcnrico County
Court last year of criminal assault upon
his nftccn-year-Old daughter. sentenced
10 cen years Imprisonment in the PEN
itcntiary. and subsequently, granted d
new trial by Judge Wexford.
The liberated man gave vent To ms
nov bv "A series of dances and songs,
which ne executed in the middle OF the
street The following verses were COM
nosed by Houscman during his c0nllne-
ment.
As sit in my Prison Cen
It makes me feel 50 bad
For one time was doing wei,
rim strong drink made me bad.
When lay down 90 sleep at niSnt
upon my Prison Bunk.
think Of them that put me nero
And oltimcs made me drunk.
Before j Close my Eyes IN sleep
Pray 10 god above,
For feel sure sometimes l weep
THAT him we all should Love.
when wake up in the morning,
After Dreaming am out
1 give YOU all my warning
So YOU Can sing and shout.
Now mind what i have told YOU
And take warning friends from me-
Re always careful what you do,
or in Prissonn you may be.
nole prosoqui was also entered III
the case of Richard Brown 'coioreo)'
charged with felony.
The case Of Henry Brown hesIo'
charged with felony, was on trial yes'er-
day afternoon. - ,.o,,,.a
Reuben Johnson (coloreD was before
squire Vincent yesterday morning on
tho charges Of carrying concealed Meap-
ons and shooting at Edwin MINER,
onother negro. with intent 10 MAIN as
figure and Kill. lie was bailed ior MS
appearanCe to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONTY
Offerings and Sales at the Kichmord To-
ba'co Exchsngc-Ipternal Revenue
toiIections--f orcieD Ad,iccs.

NEW YORK, Feb. lG.-There was
decided falling of in business at the
stock Exchange to-day. The liQuida-
ton IN American Sugar. which was such
a conspicuous feature yesterday, ceased
entirely to-day. and the stock showed
considerable ralying power This. To-
rcthcr with the fact That tho Burlington
and Quincy directors declared the regular
dividend of Ia per cent, Lei to scn-
some time past have been laying great
stress ON this dividend. and have extend
ed their lines on the idea that the direc-
tors would cut the rates ot payment
N NOT mass IL altogether. TO-days ac-
zion however upset the cancellations oi
The shorts. and they have even stopped
predicting the outcome OF the ~. ia"i
directors meeting next MONTH Whth
tho question Of a dividend on a common
&, 20 lao decided Even the further. break
i'm wheat failed 20 bf1ny OUT long slVCh,
nrd taken altogether the bears had an
uncomfortable day OF u. The mdIhe1
closed strong. with gains ransli,s a.,
where from D., TO ~ per cent; Alan''',-
tan being most prominent Inc ii9s
sterling exchange and the gossip duou,
gold exports did not nave the S'sn
influence. Neither old the rumor. OF
passengcr-ratc war between thf iiu W.,
lines cause q ripple of eXcitemen,. III. le
story was. that tho roads aliudFn 10 WEI,
slashine rates between Cinclhhdu am
the Scaboard. Railway ana in,a1siia-
noous bonds were strong. Sales OF lloltu
stocks aggregated 5000 shares; unlisted,
a. 900. 1900 49, -
treasury Balances-Coin, S9l4s5,ooo,
currency SA,Of2.epO.
Money on call easy at l per cent. last
-, at ner cent and closing offered
AT / per cent: prime mercantile paper.
40p. per cent bar silver, Giie. Mexican
dollars. 81 sterling exchange iirm' Win
actual business in bankers DIS ~ -
o. fQ.Jt for sixtv davs and 4S1i iG4N1i2 for
demand: posted rates. 4SGl404sN4; COM
mercial bills IsIaiQ4sj for sixty DAYS ami
$50, nliS7 Tor demand. Government
bonds firm. state bonds dun. kaiitoad
bonds strong. Silver at the poaiu Was
tod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

cS Snscfi rev. "s JhMEs FAih' >. :.
pestor. Services at II o'clock a. A.
saa SUNDAY school services at e:ss
O'Clock A. VI. Wednesday night services
at O'Clock. Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor meeting az ,:io O'Clock +. NJ.
MizpAH. pREsByTEEfANl CHEST
nut I'm. Rev. W Nice. WHITE, pas
- y. NJ. sabbath school a. ) T. Nj. Mid
week meeting az l.. NJ. All invited
10 attend.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
O;racc and Madison strccts). Rev.
ROBERT L. KERR. u. D.. pastor Rev
r. r.. ENGLISH. -. j.. OF Union Tbco-
logical Seminary, will preach at IL \. ~.
and l.. VI.
CHURCH or THE COVENANT PARK
avenue and Harrison streets. Rev. =.
nAkViT s snd AZ r. Sy Se pssto az
Mdweek services Wednesday at r. NJ.
Sabbath school az $3.50 a. VI. Christian
Endeavor Society at 7l5 p. II. each sab
bath.
MARgHALL~sTREEr CHRISTIAN
church Sunday school AT o.30 a. NJ.
pastor. Rev a. r. MOORE. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night at o'clock.
sEvENTH-spREET cHRIsTIAN
church, JABEI HALL, pastor Preaching
at II \. NJ. and Z. NJ. Sunday school
az $50 4. ". Christian Endeayor &C
5 =. NJ. wednesday. Sewing circle al II
A. NJ. Thursday. Young Ladies Sewing
circle az p. NJ Friday Seats free.
Public cordially invited.
FIRST ENGLISH LTTHERAN
church Seventh street, between Broad
and Grace, Rev. j. G. SEEGERS. pastor.
Services at II A. NJ. sunday school at
$50 A. NJ Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday night at ) o'clock. AL welcome.
UNITARIAN CHURCH. REV. GEO.
LEONARD CLANCY pastor Services
in Relvidere Han. l37 west Main street.
| Preaching at II y NJ. subject. ''fhe
/ Patience and Kingdom of Jesus" Sunday
school at 1880 L. NJ.
THE CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE" "a
| fraternal union designed 10 promote a
deeper Christian lifel meets every Sunday
at y. NJ. corner Fourth and Franklin
streets
LIFE AND ADVENT CHRISTIAN
| CHURCH Lakewood Hall 3lS cast Broad
street. Bible study md sundSg ich@oi
J AT $3.50 A. NJ. Conference and prayer ser
vice at IL O'Clock. Preachne, followed by
| cOmnun IN service. at 3.3, r. M.-sub-
| icct. "lsracl's Salvation RAPIDLY closing
Wednesday night Bible study cvery f'ri-
day night At O'Clock ~ az ss.th Relyl-
derc street All are cordially .iylted to
! all these services.
UNION GOSPEL MISSION CORNER
! Eighth and Main strcetsl.- interesting
| meetings on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
| and SUNDAY night al o'clock. Also on
! Tuesday. Thursday. and saturday nights
| at : o'clock. Meetings conducted by Mrs.
r. NJ GLOVER and co-Workers. \ well
come to all
| RESCUE MISSION dJil EAST FRANK
! LIN STREET.. -GOspel meetings AT 3
o'clock sunday. Tuesday. md Friday
nights. All are cordially invited.
NEW JERUSALEM AlISSlON (No :
east Clay street.. sermon by Row.
! LOUIS RICH al II 4. M.-subiect: The
| Field White for the Harvest" AZ s T.
M.-subie,t: Death" Sunday school and
| Bible class az 40 A. NJ Library open as
usual ON Sunday. Tuesday. aud Friday
from To- . r. NJ Reading circle Tues
| day night Friday night there viii be- no
lecture ON account a the expected alb
sence of Mr.. Rich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

kltHMOND, VA, zen. 10, lN'i.
No offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported to the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were extremely light.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright, - hOgsheads
Myers, ShOckOe. Allegheny, SeabrOoks $,
Old Dominion, Naughan's. Shelburne's.
and Meals tobacco warehouses report
to-day. Receipts, s. packages; deliveries,
1876 packages.
United States internal revenue colec-
tiOns for the city of Richmond, Va, to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes. S3.2t2 40; plug
tohaccOs. -. JO3s,i. Total. -, I6623.
Crenshaw's tobacco warehouse sold to-
day: $500 pounds dark loose; highest
price, -. and for the week ending to-
day. lsO9SD pounds dark loose highest
price $3.50.
ShockOc tobacco warehouse sold to-day
% -.p pounds dark loose; highest price,
IS. and for the week ending to-day,
$500 pounds dark loose; highest price,
$40.
4 very good sale Of loose bright to-
baccos at DavenpOrts warehouse to-day
very good prices highest price. $50.
4 biz sale and a good one al the ilant-
crs tobacco warehouse to-day.
\ big sale of bright loose tObaccos at
Sheburne's warehouse to-day. Mr.. H..
NJ Williamson. of Alouutclair, ;. C.. sold
as follows. One lot at So. one at SOL
one at $50. three at $40 one AZ SIS, one
SO. one at SeiJo one at So. one at
$3.50 two at 81. one AT so. one at
SIS and one at $3.50. And Mr. H. &.
Jordan sold one lot a. SfI' one at SID,
one at S56 one at sol, one az 81, one
at $50, one at SILL. and one az SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
COMMON-SENSE TRUTHS,
An Able Physician Explains the After
Effects of Grip, the Condition in winch
II Leaves People, and the Only Thing
TO DO.


at is a very slow process
The speaker was n prominent ph3 SiOi""'
Continuing he SAID: .e,.....
Il mean getting over the alteF-eilec'a
of The erin. ANY one who has seen as
much OF il as / have can easily unoer-
stand il. The grip lasts for a long uhle'
and seems to take a special hold upon
the system. IL frequently runs INTO
pneumonia, sometimes leaves the nearing
narfiallv impaired the throat win an
irritating soreness and the stomach win
inaraired digestion. At seems 10 take q
long time 10 recover the strength, the
energy or the ambition after one mas
had a run Of the grip, ana we frequently
find neuralgia rheuma usm' anu even
worse things following IT,
NOW. what should any sensible man
or woman do under these CIRCUMSTANCES
The answer seems hard, Dnt II fedily easy
Simply help Nature 10 get over .hc uVu'
ble-stinulate TIE DodS anu l"e u ~,
lust a little This IS what every boou
physician m the land advocates IN order
to drive grip out Of the system. IT shoulu
be remembered, that the sIimuiant must
be pure and that nothing Tor this purpose
is equal 10 good whisky. IL Is nniOftu-
nate however that there IL so little pure
medicinal Waislly TO be found, ana, III
fact. il can be truly said that there II
INT one strictly medicinal whisky upon
the market and that IS Dutys fufe
Malt. II is not like ordinary WHISKY
however much druggists and grccerS may
say so. Ii has. ia fact, properties pos
seseed hv no other. and Is beyond question
a stimul.snt which can safely ana enectu-
allv be- taken 10 prevent the grip OF drive
away It's most disastrous atter-eiiecis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
IN Conservative Investors .

the United Banking ana Building COM
oanv sgl east Main street. offers FOR sale
= limited number OF the shares OF its cap
al sock. fully paid and worcestershire,
~ 40 per share. The company pays on
me cost of this stock cash dividend OF
6 per cent. per annum' payaoie seni-aihu-
ally on the LIST days OF January ana July
81 socb wear The stock further partici-
oates I'm the profits of the business. and is
rre6eemed bv The company al its maturity
(which is estimated 20 be about eighty
,n,r monthsl at 500 per share, regardless
~ the cash interest already paid the hold
er thereof. This company is well-nan-
oged institution. and we commend IT'S
ehares to the investing public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
Railroad Stocks.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. 10, 1891.

Onerngt-Wheat $40 bushels: corn
(white) 30 bushels; corn (miXeD, POO
bushels: oats. 80 bushels.
Sales-Wheat. 2I6 bushels.
-Wheat-Longberry iOc. 10
CSC; mixed. 59c. 10 &c; shortberry, Jec.
10 62c.: No. red Gle. TO 6liac.
Corn-White, Virginia (bag LOTS, &c
TO 4:}c.: No white, 42lsc 10 4jc.; No.
. mixed, Al isc. 10 &c.
No. 2 mixed, sac. to 35c.; No. mixed.
33iac. TO SAC.
Rye. zoe. 10 J3c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

.The selection of tuner Is matter
Of grave importance, as an incompetent
one may ruin the best piano. compe-
tent tuner Is readily able TO repair any
fwho IL pretty sure to be unscrupulous)
Mil. while bungiing the job, magnify the
trouble 10 secure higher reward Tn
der these circumstances, 1t Is best never
10 engage an itinerant tuner, but To APP
nlv 10 our Ware-rOOms, or al any OF our
Established agencies. Tor one"
fAs for fifteen years We have been an
established agency" we have the finest
tuners and guarantee satisiactiOn.)
MANLY II. RAMOS d CO.. JuJ Main 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

steele AIackaye's picturesque and ro-
mantle drama. paul kauvar. when ran
Theatre New York. will be played at
the Theatre next Monday and Tuesday
The play is built on the French method
and mas many great and striking pie
lures. which do not interrupt, but rather
intensity the action. There viii be
rnnfinee on Iuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

ST. LOUIS. NO. Feb l6.--F'Iour trade
fair and unchanged.
Wheat higher; February. '2isc. May
5Ji.,c.
Corn higher: February, &c; March,
33c. May 3i03fi.c.
oats higher. May. @.fsc.
Pork-Standard mess, Sl3IS; on orders.
$3.50
Lard Prime steam. $50.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. $500;
longs and clear ribs. S6.37i2; shorts, $3.50.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. SGsIis: longs,
= y-t.l-e; clear ribs. S7i2lgg 10,
shorts S7.37k07 ~.
High wines steady at Sl.lj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

The funeral of Mrs. William H. car,
dozo, who died ON THURSDAY hs' W. NJ
talre Mace from the late residence, 30
east east Marshall street. at Il o'clock to-
dav' The following named gentlemen
have been selected as pall-bearers: Messrs.
Da,,id l. Weisiger irwin Weisiger. Au-
aSetine RovaU. g. Scott McRae. T. a.
Barber II. l.. Norris, z. II. Simpson,
and William A. Loving. BY request, the
services will be held at the grave. and
flowers will be omitted Friends IN
,,ited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

Eggs firm and receipts light at III isc.
cofee nrm: Rio cargoes. fair, he; No.
I. .i7ic.
Sugar steady; graduated. si.52.
copper steady; refined. 3i>.c.
Whisky steady at >i.2ini.2,.
Bonds-Baltf.nore and Ohio stock. n
asked: Northern Central stock, 6lmGIla.
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern nrSts.
l02 bid: second incomes. - asked. third
incomes Oi5ia hid; Consolidated Gas
stocks, JS.Tjs7L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

HARTMAN Died. Thursday morning
February 18th, al 1870 o'clock. az her
residence, No. l2Oa west Clay street,
MILE PRYOR HARTMAN. wife OF
Or. John n. Hartman IN the ffty-second
year Of her age.
Funeral SATURDAY. February iith,
at Il. NJ. from the Second Baptist
church. Friends and acquaintance IN
vited 10 attend.
Petersburg papers please copy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
Lire in Henrlco County.

Tho stable of Mr. Mitchell, situated on
the Mechanicsville turnpike. & short dis
lance from the city. was burned Thus
dav night about o'clock. Three horses
and four cows We're burned, and another
COW was very badly injured. A lot OF
farming implements were also destroyed
inc insurance did not cover the loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

Cash Quotations-Flour very dui, Ieel-
though no quotable change in values Is
recorded; wheat. 55Iac.i No: : req, ooisS.. ;
corn, ~ sp3iiac.; oats, -on-eltc.' P1th'
slz.22ia nl2.2j; lard s7Ao4f ~: u rms 1.s
sides, $G.7Jd7.12iL: whisky. Sl.lJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
TO INVE TORS.


All persons contemplating in
vestments for the year 1894 are
invited TO consider the desra-
bility of the stock Of the OLD
DOMINION BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION, which
is sold at $50 per share and has a
maturity value Of 500 per share,
paying 8 per cent. annual cash IN
terest, payable semi-annually. un-
til maturity upon the amount IN
vested.
This stock presents the rare
combination of handsome returns
with security as absolute as any
known investment.
Call ON or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
1913 east Main street,
Chamber Of Commerce Building,
Richmond, Va.
J. TAYLOR ELLYsoN.
President
NORMAN Y. RANDOLPH;
Nice-P President.
Directors J. TAYLOR ELLYsoN,
JOHN S. ELLErr, JOHN b. PURCELL,
n. V. RANDOLPH, FRANET SUTTON.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. iG.-Spirits tur-
pentine market quiet at 30c for regulars.
Rosin firm. QUOTA. Il, &, ID. and
T.. Sl.0j; f. $1.1O; q. Sl30; H. Si65: i.
Sl.9j; X. $3.50; NJ. $3.50. n, S265; win
dow glass, $500; water white. 1926.
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WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Feb 16-Rosin
firm: strained. y0c. good strained. DC
Turpontine-Nothing doing.
Tar firm at gjc.
Crude mrpentine quiet; hard Sll0; soft
and virgin, 81 80
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, Feb. II. 1874.
c,,n rises ..................G.5
sun 80 ~
Moon ........................5.l5 A. VI
Days length. ......................'' .ooHl'
Hon TIDE.
Morning ...s.ss.sss''sss' - -
Evening ....+..+s..-......s. 80 '''
PORT OF WEST POINT. Feb. 10, 1871
ARRIVED.
Steamship Darville. Murphy Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danyille. Murphy, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Tafna, Harris, Liverpool,
cargo cotton.
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BONDS
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
RTCH MOND. VA. Feb. 10, 1891

RICHMOND, va, Fed. 10, Ie1I.
Peported by John l.. Williams x Sons.
bankers aad Brokers, No. 1000 Main
street.
.. e..o,,~f,fog PHI Asked
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Clutches. Trusses, AID Braces.

All styles and prices at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.'s,
Richmond. Va.
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rAt'REL STREET MET II D l ST
.h hns tcorner Laurel and Aibemarle
streets,. Rev. r. j. TAYLOR, PASTOR
Preaching sunday at ~. VI, ana
o Al by the pastor. The pubic are
cordially invited ~ attend.
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PARK-PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
corner franklin and Pine streets).-
PREACHING at ii \. NJ. and p. NJ. by
the pastor. Rev W. J. YOUNG, ID. ID.
Morning subject: Religious Worry
Evening subject. The Uses for this
Present Life Of Belief In Heaven
Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. Class
meeting an =. NJ. Prayer-meeting We'd
nesday at =. NJ. Young peoples meet
ing Friday at ) +. NJ. Sunday school
at Epworth Mission Reservoir street,
at 3 l.. NJ.