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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

4 Move on Foot to Establish a Mandatory
in Norfolk.


NORFOLK. VA, Jan. -Speclal-Pro-
fessor W. f. Weatherby. OF Pittsburg,
and %. j. Carroll United states marshall.
0f North Carolina, are here putting on
loot movement looking 10 the estab-
lishment of a factory 20 extract oil from
peanuts by an improved process, the IN
venu0n OF the first named
Norfolk is asked 10 take $500 OF the
10000 stock needed. The remainder 10
De taken boz PittsDurg.
Besides the Oh. human Food is manu-
featured from the residue oil the nuts by
this process.
A little granddaughter Of Mr. Archie
Avdlotie. on Falkland street while play
Ing with the fire in a heater this ar
fernoou. communicated flame 10 her
clothes with an ignited stick, and was
horribly burned. Her life is despaired
of
To-day julius c.. Saunders, as attor-
ucv for g. Olsen. entered suit against
Rosa Mackin (colored, for 500 dam
AGES for false imprisonment and ma
NcIors prosecution The woman had Oh
sem arrested few days ago for getting
IS from her on false pretences and he
was acquitted.
Tbe romans of Mrs Mary Myers. a
woI-known and popular former Ports
mouth lady. who died IN New YORK
Thursday. win arrive tomorrow ana be
Inferred in Cedar Grove.
The hattle-shiD Texas arrived az the
navy-yard to-day for repairs 10 the eX-
tcnt OF $4,000.
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decorations Of pink giving beautiful
tint 10 the faces ana dresses OF the young
ladies. ,..
The following ladies' from a distance
were among the guests. Miss lAzzle pa
v,dson. of Bedford city. Miss Lizzie RICE.
of Spanish oaks; Miss Alice sackett. oil
rvuchburg. Mrs. WOCdson, OF Farmylhe'
Miss Nellie Dickinson. Of Richmond MISS
Lucy Taylor. of Rome.
REV. Mr Johnson the new minister OF
the Methodist church, has arrived ana
taken possession of the parsonage. re
has begun 90 get acquainted Win ms
CONGREGATION Rev. Geo. II. Wiley VINO
was ON this circuit last year, was IN our
village with his bride "wednesday
Senator Flood and clerk OF the senate,
Mr. Toe Button. have been spending tnls
,cool, I'M our village Among other VS.
ftor. TO the county during the noiloays
nav. been Mr. Geo. Abbott, Of Ne"por,
News. Dr. and Mrs. Jones. OF ROANOKE,
Mr. Hunter Smith. Of Lyncnpurs' anu
Rev Mr. Lepps. ...,.-
In addition 10 the more formal enter
t,inments numerous old-fashioned' IN
formal. delightful dinings have been give"
during the holidays. Big WOOD ~.
plenty OF apples. and all the good chee'
oil an old Virginia country christmas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

TO the Editor Of The Times.
sir-Will you kindly allow me tho use
Of your valuable columns through which
20 express my thanks to. and admiration
of. the city Fire Department Tor the
skillfull and thoroughly mastcrfui mani
ner in which they handled the fire that
occurred at my store. 1926 and 1928 Cary
street. on the Both ulumo Ia doing so.
will say that this fire had made con-
siderable headway. and was burning
fiercely In the second story before being
discovered and 10 appeared as IL the
building and contents were doomed. me
alarm was turned inland in less than three
minutes the fremcn were on the spot
and quickly extinguished the flames. and
without throwing ono gallon more water
on the building than was absolutely
necessary.
This department OF our city service. at
least. Is a model enc. and both officers
and priyates have the best wishes of
J. J.. LINDSAY.
Richmond, Va, January 3, 1876.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05
rllIcIr MARIE UNDrR HAcK.
Gainesville Arrhngcs Her Debt and Has
HrIr-hi nmflnok.

Bright Outlook.
pOYDTON. Va. Jan. Especial Yes
to-day United states Commissioner VIII
jam D. Coleman held court here. Deputy
United States Marshal J. \. Wimhish as
sieflue him, for the trial OF four persons
charged with violating the Internal reye-
nue. laW by iistiliing whisky without ~
cie SANS consent The first case trieq
was lhat OF David c. AIT, who proved
al alI1l aud was discharged. '.he next
fhlt OF a. j. Vaughn. VII was discharged
of s.. W. GIN and S w. simmons. waived
examination and gave bond for their
appearance "a the April term Of The
United states Court at Richmond The
court VIII Doe continued, as there are
other parties charged with Ike offences.
This is fle first court that Commissioner
Coleman naa ever held in this place anu
+ have understood that he Is greatly
pleased With the accommodations OF
living and holding his courts, having been
rendered fhe use of the court house by
Judge Homes and that he IS thinking OF
ll.Qiue iIs courts here regularly for the
lrioI nf offences committed in this ana
Cur r1urt-house has been the scene Of
lete oil many trials caused by he unlaw-
IUl .Iia and manufacture or whisky. our
f0Eu hos 40 licensed liquor dealers, anh
ihe temptation 90 deal in the Illicit SAFE
of 10 has gotten quite number Of men
ana ONE woman into trouble, VINO WtiN
imprisoned ana now have the fine imposed
each term of the court they are brought
into court hy the sheriff under caolai,
sad flo Judge requires them 20 pay
portion of their fines and extends their
fu. unfil ile next term. The authorities
iar. them pretty badly hacked. and IL
u.s. uof loW such am easy matter 60 buy
whisky ass heretofore.
Iorliou DIS to have two new store
houses built iu the near future. Messrs.
H. H. Waller and J. r Heddery nave
purchased the vacant lot south OF the
E0rdt0n Hotel and they purpose buidlng
each store-hOuse They have already
commenced grading for that purpose.
The Nethodists have built new par
e0Uagc. which D. quite q pretty building.
If WIN soon Doe ready for the occupancy
0f their new pastor.
Ciars- iile bias finally compromised her
debt with the Bruce estate 10y paying ~
cash $4,000 This debt was contracted
some years before the war; ana the prin-
ciUal and interest had run up 20 some
thirty or forty thousand dollars Clarks-
,ine has done a big thing for herself.
The citizens viii now organize town
government and the advantages TO Dee
derived from DC will joe very great from a
business standpoint. besides the comforts
of lights and sidewalks for its streets, TO
say nothing of ,he better order AFFORDED
hy town police system.
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WILMINGTON. n. c.. Jan. 4.-Rosin
steady. strained. Sl30; good strained
Sl33
Spirits of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing IN
machine and irregular.
Tar steady az zoe.
Crude turpentine quiet. soft, $40. tir-
gin. II So
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Jan. t.-Tur9en-
tine dull al 2Gi4c.. receipts. Z casks.
Roein-GOOd strained firm at 5l-lan l.-''
receipts 2uA barrels.
sAtANNAI GA. Jan. 4.-Turgentinc
firm a. 27ac; sales, co.. casks. receipts
30 cesks
Rosin-Palos nomiral. others trn,
sales. 1919 barrels Quotations. a, y,
q. $50. ~. si.GO. T. S1I0. Is. 5l'sl. 81,
81 Is. n. 50 90; window glass, $3.50; water
Mlifn 81
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GEAERAL OFFIcEs BURNED
Destruction of the Norfolk An" "'e'''"
Company's building at i'o"n"he'


po,NoKE. VA. Jan. 4.-Special'-rne
,-a.,o,,, and Western general-ofiiee build
49, was completely Quilted by a hre
,,'n,on started about II o'clock this morn
W.. -, ,bc car-record office, on the ROOF
,,nor from a defective hue. -.
an insurance Of $4,000 covers tha ioSs
on The building. but the greater part VI
~ ,aiuable records were consumer
80, ~ the Office furniture and nNtures
me bulding was occupied by the op-
Grating department OF the road lnciud-
,,e, he offices OF Vice-Presldent ana Cen
arot Manager Sands. General supcrinteno-
nj ulppey. chief Engineer Coe, Ensi-
,,ecr Maintenance Of Way Churchill Su-
,erIntendent Of Transportation husner.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Motive Power souie'
Auditor Coke, Car-Tracer Cook, the pay
master. and superintendent OF the rail-
road telegraph system. claim agent ana
car-record Office.
The building was completed In lssS. ana
IL was entirely covered by the 10000
insurance. The loss Of the records can
not bo estimated. but Auditor Sands said
to-day that he could not state the
amount Temporary Offices have been
secured in number OF different build
inss. and the furniture saved was moved
into the new quarters this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05
mn sEDFonD HIoH scHooL.
Meetings Being Held for and Against
Judge Browns Action.


BEDFORD CITY, VA, Jan. Especial.
THE Bedford High School question con-
tfnues 10 Doe the disturbing element IN
Bedford. Mass-meetings are being held
in the county. for and against the reped!
OF the act now before the State Senate.
Tne amengcl bin TO the High Scnool
building. was submitted 20 Judge Brown
last week. and he has notified the coun-
sci for the High School. that he will not
give an opinion in the case, assigning as
the reason that bill was pending In the
Legislature to repeal the charter Of the
school
4 mandamus has been applied for 10
compel him TO give an opinion either for
or against the bill. which viii BE- present.
ga 10 Judge Dupuy, OF the Circuit Court
on the 9Th OF January
q J. Ballard. one OF Bedford's Oldest
citizens. died Tuesday night. and was
buried yesterday. lie was aged seventy
seven years, and leaves fve children
three sons and two daughters TO mourn
the loss.
Mrs Charlotte Hinsley. widow OF the
late James O. Hinsley. died at the home
of her sister in this city few days ago
Mrs Hlnsley was the daughter OF the
iate John Cronshaw. VINO was one OF
Redford's most prominent Citizens, many
years ago.
Capt. VIM. II. Field. one OF Bedford's
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BLACKSTONE. VA. Jan. i-Speciai.--
captain j. NJ. Harris. OF this place. ~
suffering from burns received IN pecu-
liar manner. His little son. Losah' ven
turing too near the nre. ms hishe uIes'
,ook dre and the little fellow ran screafn-
ing through the house. Captain Harris
attempted 10 extinguish the flames WITH
bIs hands. and finally succeeded, though
both hands were badly burned. Logan
escaped with slight burns on his pody.
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most substantial farmers. and Miss MARY
Fanny Hancock. were united in marriage
on the evening of Dec. 2lth.
Mrs. A. NJ Hughett is visiting her par
ents in Petersburg
The sale OF holiday tickets az the Bed
ford passenger station were larger this
year than any year since 1890. the boom
year.
on Tuesday evening az 1890 o'clock
after an Illness from pneumonia, Mrs.
Isabella Wharton breathed out her HE
at her home on Bridge street.
Mrs. Wharton was the daughter OF Mr..
Lyman Brown. civil engineer of Mas
sachusett5. who upon receiving an APP
pointment 10 contract In Virginia. rec
moved 20 Bedford county with his family,
when Mrs Wharton. then young lazy
met Rev. John A. Wharton. and they
were subsequently married.
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The Cold nj stanton.

STAUNTON. VA. Jan. 4.-Speciai.-
The standard thermometer az the Vest
ern State Hospital registered degrees
above zero this morning JUST before Jay
break
lee froze two Inches thick last night.
II has been extremely cold all day. and
tonight promises 20 break the record Ok
the winter.
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Eggs firm az 2iN22c.
Coffee dun AT Sl3.JO
Other articles unchanged.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Tho dry goods
market closed with extremely quiet con-
ditions prevailing IN ali departments.
Neither the spot demand nor mail orders
I'm the aggregate have been sullcicnt
TO disturb the previous monotony nor
10 cause any change in the general tone.
The week has been dun throughout un-
der the several restrictive influence s.
holiday interference. mild weather. the
uncertain financial aituation and -,ariii
uncertainties There has been 1Isut-
ncient induccmont % buyers 10 depart
from their previous conservative policy
I'm stable cotton nor 700 woOllen Ioota
on the other hand. there has been no
temptation to break prices IN staple
cottons i'm the absence OF demands. whist
the wOOllen dealers do not think the!
have anything 10 lose by waiting. Inrs
there has been little done besides st.
tendine stlcnY 10 pregslng reouIrcmenls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

To the Editor of The Times.
Sr.-lt was as likely a slip OF my men
as "a typographical error that made ne
say in this morning. Times On my COM
tontion that a possible error in Bish-
ops judgment regarding a single appoint
ment Hoes not justify revolt. Does this
Justify a refusal on the part OF dis
pleased congregation 10 fatty refuse 10
support the Institutions Of the Chwch?'
OF course the sentence should have read,
Does this justify determinauon on
the part Of "A displeased congregation 10
natly refuse" etc. as, indeed. the con-
ta,, mainly shows. METHODIST.
Richmond, Va, January 3, 1875.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

Inventory Of Ncck-Ifoas brings forth
the following 10 be closed out.
- and - Seal Neck-Scarfs now 500.
- pc Feather Collars now 15c.
3 IS 4iegeal ostrich Boas now -.
3 81 CO0ue Feather BOas. now -.
] s. Real Ostrich Boa. now -.
$500 Thibet Boas. now 500
s. I'd Thibet Boas, for $50.
The Second-Floor Departments OF
Blankets. Carpets. Lace Curtains, Mat
ungs. etc. are about through with in
ventory. and the sale for a start Will
affect these departments probably more
than any other in the house. These
things mentioned are enough for a great
sale. ana as the inventory goes on more
items Will be added:
Atwood Iii 81 Blanket. $50.
WOOi-Filling 1l-i $500 Blanket s.. ~.
Heavy Fleece ll-4 Sl1J Blanket, JSc.
Soft Cotton 1914 81 Blanket. 4sc.
Combination Fur Rugs. lined and de
Odorzed were s. 10 -. for S2.2s each.
Gray. White AMI Black FUR rugs,
large size-the $3.50 and =; kind-sl.lp.
Genuine Wilton Rugs, hearth size, the
500 kind, Sl-9e.
window Shades. all the leading colors,
with AN fixtures, complete, l2i2c each.
Lot OF Odd Shades. 80 and soc. kind,
100.
Remnants Mating. TO - yards in
"A niece no matter what Quaity, SC. a
ward.
Rolls Fancy China Mating. 500
roll of 80 yards
niece Damaged Linen-Warp Mating
~ ~ Van, yards ~ ''' CIV ''' '-''' 'O''
R prce s. 500 For 81 So roll OF 20 y yards
Finest Liuen-Warp Mating, with inlaid
designs onginal price % TO sc
ward. choice fsc. yard
pieces Damask Mating. heaviest
made, original price "'c' yaiu' 'o'
10 o-tc a 1diN. ,.. 49,,
Remnants or NelVets, Mo9 uete,ea, anu l
DIus7tla ar III II oi is , .,,9 'i'~N NV
TO Nl-3 q kdiui t"c, 9aiu' "a
AZ our t5.. ,l ISIS - 49, %
All our Soc, brussels Caipe's, Soc'
AZ our - ~. i,' $500 "a "a ger.tS -Sc
--ii V"l Fi.-' -ivt' ,..,PP boz,
All our soc. Cotton-Chain Carpets DOC
~ our ~ D. w W, ~, e'drrs,s 80
Az our e'1 besl w ooi Carhpets' SIC q
yard. r.,. o,. ,.or,
lieaFy 'oiN lliigie I'm - - or half
trii- forraer nrioe
White Ped-spreads. 75c. kind 50c.
White Spreads, 81 80 Kind, bound
aii around. 81.
Rug FIiugts. Ic. a yard.
Snfire line of s.; Finest Imitation Brus-
sells Curtains. . patterns, White ana
I-cru SfSS "a pair.
T5c Nottingham Curtains, 39c.
So Nottingham Curtains, 80 yards long.
60 inches wide. tapped, Sl50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05
couuiNDER KINGSLEY DEAD.
Though Apparently In Good Health "s
nieh suddenly AfIcr Elting.

GLOUCESTER c. H.. VA, Jan. A.
snecial 1.-The training ship Essex mas
been lying off Yorktown since "euhes-
day. She was IN charge OF Conmaiiosr
Lewis Kingsley, who was appai'htiy ~
good health and expected 70 meet n,'
,sife in washington. -. c., tomorrow.
lie dined about 3 o'clock. and just ar
ter dinner fen dead Of heart failure.
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WELL NAMED.
Mineral City Adds Iron to IT. List OF
Ores.

MINERAL CITY. VA. Jan Special.
our citizens are very much elated over
the recent discovery of iron ore on the
land of 3lr. j. ii. Kennedy near this
place.
Analysis discloses the fact Of very
rich deposit. and with very little work
Il is Thought 10 will be found 10 SUM-
cient quantity to warrant very proht-
able business.
Just think Of it. Gold. pyrites, and
iron ore. and with one more. which no
doubt will be added soon. our city VIII
represent the Big Four In the mineral
kingdom.
Mrs Lucinda Young one OF the Oldest
residents Of this place. died this morning
al the residence of her son, Mr. Thomas
Young
Mr.. W. n. Adams general manager Of
the Armlnius Chemical Company, LETT
several days ago for New York.
Mr. w. T.. Bishop returned from Rich
mond yesterday. where he had been
spending the Christmas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

Festivities and Many Nisitors-The New
Methodist Minister.

WEST APPOMATTOX. VA, Jan. A.
The chief social events this week nave
been the New-Year eve sociable OF inc
b. Y. =. L. at Liberty church. and the
New-Yesrs day reception at "Cherwood,
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Atwood.
Music. recltations. refreshments, ana
good time generally were the order o,
the day at the young peoples sociabie
At Mrs. Atwood's reception most en-
joyabie evening was spent by a large
company OF invited guests. Games were
played and some sweet songs sung ne
supper served vas handsome one lhe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05
Law and Eaniiy Court.

The following suits were instituted In
the Law and Equity Court yesterday;
Edgcrton S. Rogers against IL. u.
Starke damages. 80.
Charles F. Taylor against Robert N.
Cutchins: damages $40.
II. A. Catlin and others against f. u.
Tucker: damages. 500.
O. w. Antrim & Sons against r. *.
Hawkes. and John W: Quarles; damaGess
<rar
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senator Kane, Residence Burned.

GATE CITY. VA, Jan. 4.-Speclai.--
STATE senator Henry s. Kane's residence
was burned at S o'clock last night. Inc
nrc originated in the wash-roon', ana
could not be checked. Most OF the furni-
ture except a fine new parlor-suit. stored
IN the wash.room. was saved. The loss
Is about $3.50 with $3.50 insurance. Tne
senator was at home spending the holl-
DAYS
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zeey- 0As zsaos 9aesess- aas s7aesess GS St'1e
Our Sen1im4Annudl
Inventory Reduction Sale
COMMENCES TOMORROW,

though at this writing the entire
stock has not yet been completed.
Enough, however, is ready to con-
vince YOU that Myers do not mince
matters whenit comes to the dash
ing away of profits or the actual
fact of selling at lower prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05
cnA1N - corroN EXCHANGE.

Ouotatous Wheat-Longbcrry. 90. 10
72c. mixed. 90 TO &c, shortDefIy' % 10
49,. NO. rCu, tlc. a.. O..
-Cnrn- White. Virginia. 3Jc.' No
,c6ife s.ii, To- 34c.. 40. . mixed. @"c
oats-No. . mixed, 23 TO Z5'4c., no.
mixod. 30 90 22i4c.. winter seed - 10 o-c'
EvC-f5 10 4ec.
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BALTIMORE, MD Jan. f-f Jour
dun.
Wheat strong: No. red spot and Janu-
airy. 1i5c.. May. Os3i 0tJc.. steamer No.
= rcd. 65HGJi4c. southern. by sample,
G7GGsc.. 90 on grades. GhNj1i4c
Corn firmer. February. @ztl11"c.' March
33QHBitc.. May 3iiEc bid. steamer mixed,
31H63iatc. southern, a2d3ic.
Oats firm: No while western @44
24ibc.. No. - mixed, western, .2N25c
Rye dull. No >. SIC.
HAY firm at $l5J1a10.0O
Grain freights quiet steamer 10 Liver
pool. 3i.d.. Cork for orders, 5s.Dd., Janu-
airy
Eggs firm at 2iN22c.
Coffee dun at Sl3.JO
Other articles unchanged.
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May o.. 472ik 472k 9o5 ao,h
Cash quotations were az foliows:flour
quiet and steady. hard wheat, spring
patents. were quotable at Sioon8-'' IN
wood No. spring wheat. I'--nsSc.i 80
red. GiiS0G3c.. No. corn. 2rbc.' no
oats, 17Ac. mess pork. Ss.yNnfln iaiu'
s537is short rib sides, H.3' l.l - 10 VIZ
sailed shoulders. Si31iau4G2l2. snort
clears, si62i4N47J: whisky. ST.
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city Circuit Court

The l.. C.. C w. l.. Cron Company
against Pollard K Strudwick: damagess
$50
warner Moore & Co. against Edwar1
Cox's administrator; jamAgess ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

Take the Cloak stock example Bring some one with you VINO was Ia
will bring loss Every day will
he aprohabe shopping this sale
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nNnoN - sII.Nrn ArAnrn.,

LONDON. Jan. 4-nar silver '0iad.:
Consols. 1904 Tor money and 1861 Tor
paris advices quote per cent rentes
Al i0i francs and 90 centimes for the
account
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CHICAGO ILL. Jan. Wheat con-
tmucd Co ascend this morning, Dut tnu
entire gain of The day over the clos4is
prices 0l yesterday was not sustained
Nevertheless 10 was freely acknowledged
hv even the most radical bears hat there
was am uuQucs'IOnabie stun tone 10 me
market 40 ne close. ST. Louis ana inc
Southwest generally were frightened mo
covering their shorts. mat pu!lhs WIN
some hv lOcfl believers in the value VI
the grain. caused the higher prices ms
morning. and the sales 10y heavy PROBES
SIGNALS who had bought Yesterday chech-
eu tle advance and Effected the lcceS9loil'
There were considerations IN the news
which tended 60 produce the strongest
sentiment Liverpool cables were hlbheI'
and said 20 Dee on political questions.
THE cold was Cltcd as rlrcuhisl @ilcc
IaE0ring better prices htnou&h u Wa
dinicult 10 determine just why 30 NsSs
.o iuasmuch as the growing wheat as
generally protected ny snow. NAY "ueal
opened at tu5s'sc.. SOLD between '"ii
rf1l7tc and GOisc. closing at SOC, &C.
higher than yesterday. Cash wheat was
nIm and IT,. per husho higher
COrn-Llkc wheat, corn moved up. The
advance was only fractional but inc
bulls were grateful that decline was
avcrfcd An advance OF i4Wihd. so Liver
pool also served 90 assist The market.
Nav corn opened at 2sisc.. sold M .oi4c.
closing at the latter. iic. higher than
yesterday Cash corn was STEADY 40
Cate-The source Of strength IN oats
was found iu the action Of the LEADING
markets AS in corn. The Improvement
was not temporary but the tone steadily
0rm throughout May oats were 's0itc.
higher Cash oats were firm al former
prices.
provisions-The advancing trend of pro-
visions met with am obstacle in the popu-
lar inclination to realize profits io-day
although thc appreciation Boa prices pre-
lIous TO this morning was 'uliy ius-
tanned Tho early gains made to-day
were LOST before The ci0~c Oi tho ics-
sion. however. There was an advance
in hogs this morning. which, taken ~
conjunction with the strength OF gram,
contributed largely 10 firmness m me
tono of product. May pork closed "'ac.
HIGHER than yesterday. May lard SHADE
higher and May ribs unchanged. Inc
domestic markets were firm ana I'M
changed
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Jan. 4, 1871.
Government Securlll8s~ Bid Asked.
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r1LTif-fiiN MD. JAM Virginia
Century, oJA iid Baltimore and Ohio,
8si4039. Consolidated ras stock l-f.rl
$50. do BOMBS. 0s ll4it. DO 5s. 103> TO-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

University Of Virginia Rebuilding Fund:
james Lyons, Jr.. $40.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-07-18
Patents Issued.


List Of patents issued last week to
Northwestern inventors
Charles A.. Donaldson. Minneapolis,
Mimi, lock hinge; Peter Norsbcrg. Min
%ncapo'is. Mimi, spring and air cushion;
Jacob Hcilbron, st: Paul. Mimi. hydro
carbon vaporiZcr and burner: liver liver
son. Minneapolis. Mimi. combination
lock; Fletcher W. rcnhall. Morton,
Mimi, spectrum; Edward G. and q. X.
Shaw. ltuslImore. Mimi. band cutter
and feeder; Herbert l. Walton, Minnie
apolis. Mimi. automatic switch lock
for railways; Milan G. Weston. Mime
apolis. Mimi. toy musical wheel; Geo.
A. and +. &. t;rnger:on. Rochester,
Mimi. harness eye North Dakota
Milling company. Grand Forks. y. d.,
(trudc-mark) breakfast food. -four,
cracked wheat. grits. iarina and pHri.
fed n,i'ldlings; WaShhurn-Croshy COM,
pany. Minneapolis. Mimi, uradr-m"ri)
wheat flour.
r. -. Merwin. Patent Lawyer. 80.
Oil and GU. rio.ccr Press Building,
ST. Paul. MINI.