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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-09-08
Fees and Corporation Taxes.

Following is a statement of state
fees and tax corporations received
during August, and turned into the
state treasury by Secretary of State
Lesueur: Notarial commissions, S475;
miscellaneous fees, $500. SIS; tax on cap
ital of domestic corporations, 4,s95;
tax on capital of foreign corpora
tions, 1925; land department fees, $40;
recording railroad contracts, $3.50;
fees for examining banks, S866.50. To-
ts!, Sc, 7S6.45.
Supt- Ed Orear turned into the state
treasury during August the sum of
$1,276-45, fees collected during August,
S4447.75 in excess of the amount col
lected for the corresponding month
last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
Deaf IIS.

DTc<rRSON Died. wednesday morn
ing January 18th. at $50 \. M MISS
KATE DICkERSON. -
l,fo residence. rs west Baker street,
p. NJ. THIS AFTERNOON.
Tufcrment in Hanover county.
JONgs.-Mrs. LUCY r. JONES died At
go j.. NJ January H. lN~. NJ ntr resi-
dence. 40. - Bacon street IN her loI-
Funeral will take place from Ran
dolpb street Baptist church. THURS
DAY. II \. NJ Friends invited.
baltimore. Md, and Lynchburg papers
please copy
Ki-HN-Died. at his daughters, Mrs;
Amelia f. Pendleton, llgI LWehIt{t l NJ.
etraef January 11th. at 30 I. NJ, MI
Holm JAKOB KUHN: aged seventy
eight wears and one mouth. -
lie walked with God, and ne was
NOT for God took him. Nj. sum Wa
truly q man or great sitiy COD
sought 10 live each day Win ms COO
r-ot many wears his greatest pleaSuIt
has been 10 read his German Blpie au9
Inc sermons of the fathers. lie ui,e
rs ne lived. i'm the blessed asauI '.,.or
Heaven. saying, MY God VIII never
leave me-
Brother thou art gone 10 rest
We will not weep for thee 1T
For thou art now where oft on earth
THY spirit longed TO be.
profher thou art gone 10 rest:
Thv tolls and cares are DER,
An sorrow pain. and suffering now
Shall ne'er distress thee more.
The funeral will take place a. 81
Johns German church IhO hSDAi >
January 18th. 3 =. NJ. ,.,.., o.
Friends and relatives are invited 10
attend. .
NrAIuIFF Died. January II ISIS, az =
a NJ. Mrs. JULIA McAuLIFt, re ,ISt
Of Patrick McAulin; aged seVehty-elsht
Funeral al the Little Sisters. OF the
poor. with requiem mass. at $50 a. NJ
interment in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
wADE-Died. January IL, 1888. AFTER a
brief illness. at her home; ol' WeSI MAJ
shall street. Mrs. MARTHA A. WADE
I'm her seventy-siXth year.
Funeral January 18th. az +. NJ, at
residence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

Richmond, Va. Jan. -. 1s9s.
Sales of new dark loose tObacc0s ON the
Richmond NaJ breaks to-day
ShOckOe Warehouse sold HGIj pounds,
highest price $3.50. CrenshaW's Ware
house sold 1880 pounds. highest price.
Sl1.1J Totai. 2S.2l5 pounds, highest
price. SLID.
The dark loose tobacco market opened
up strong. All grades quality considered.
are high. but this is especially true OF the
low grades Common dark Tugs sold from
81 50 TO $3.50 on the breaks to-day.
Private sales reported % the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
We're LIGHT
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-B Bright. a. hOgsheads; dark,
% hogshcads. western. hOgsheads. Re-
inspections-Br Bright, 20 hogsheads and l
ticTce.
Sbockoe. seabrooks. Allegheny, Old Do
miniOn. Stonewall. Davcnports, and
Planters tobacco warehouses report to-
day Receipts, jG packages. deliveries. p
packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tious ON tobaccOs for the city OF Rich
inond. Va, to-day Cigars and cigarettes,
S2sg35. plug tobaccos, Sl,323.3O. Total,
S1.G12GJ.
dark loose tobacco sales on the breaks
tomorrow. First sale at Stonewall Ware
house.
There was a very satisfactory sale Of
bright loose tOhaccos at Planters Ware
house to-day. Nothing fancy offered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 12.-FLOuR-p,n.-ii
and easy: western family, Sf'oVHs'o"'
winter wheat patent, Si.TJHJ. ...-,-,,-
WHEAT-Weak. spot, IiN05,t';
month. gT09Titc.: February. 963ic. asked:
MAY, g2a,c bid. steamer No. red. 9ZS9
g2a,c. Southern wheat. 10y sample, 'S4
aSc. do. on grade 93a9Ihc.
CORN-Steady: spot. 32I2q2Ac.; month
and February. 32kM32fsc.; steamer mixed.
3Ost03lc. Southern white corn, 29g54c'
do. yellow. 2SN33. oo,,
OATS-Firm: No white western, 29la
G8Oc. No mixed DO. 21AM2sc.
RYE-Easier: No. > nearby J2Ac'' NO. :
western. 5&4c. 80
HAY STEADY: choice timothy. s13.
GRAIN EIGHTS-Demand very nat;
steam to Liverpool. per bushel. al. Janu-
airy. Cork for orders per quarter. Jahu-
airy IS. I'D. February IS. 90.
SUGAR Strong and unchanged
BUTTER AND EGGS-Quiet ana I'M
changed.
CHEESE-Steady 4
WHISkY-Unchangc 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
PoRT on WEI roINT. ~. 1e. 1sos
ARRIVED.
hip Baltimore. Murphy.
,ssengers and general -aTg
Washington and Lee Schedule of Games
Dangerous Insane Man

4 Dangerous Insane Man.
LEXINGTON. VA. Jan. 12-Speciai-
The applicants for the baseball team Of
Washington and Lee University have be-
gun pracucing under the guidance Of
captain A. q. Snyder and "a splendid
team IS expected. Tile following sched-
NE has been arranged by Manager W.
". Whtside.
April "a, Virginia Military Institute at
Lexington Va.
April fih. Lafayette College. Pennsyl-
vlnia. 81 Lexington. va.
April Sih. Lehigh University, at lex
ingtOn, Va.
April on. Leh.sh University. at staun-
ton, Va.
April 18th Harvard University at
LynChburC Va.
April 23d Virginia Military Institute at
Lexington. Va.
April 18th. University Of Virginia at
April 9TH Georgetown College at Wash
april 2Sth. MI St. Mary's College at
Emmettsburg, Nd.
May 9th, McCabe's University School
at Lexington, Va.
May 1871. Allegheny Institute at Lex
May DIST. Pennsylvania state College
at Lexington. Va.
Maryland Agricultural Col ege Virginia
Polytechnic Institute ana s. Johns Col
have not been arranged yet
James Paul "a workman who lives on
the suburbs or Lexington, became insane
last night about j. o'clock and came very
near Killing his little child, about two
years old Help was soon secured by the
family and by the assistance Of three
policemen. he was finally lodged in jail
His trial viii come mp Tomorrow. lie
is supposed 90 be temporarily insane
caused by worry and grief about the
burning Of his wife about two we ks
ago.
A mad-dog was loose in Lexington
Tuesday night and before he could be
killed. he bit William Smith (colored) and
BIZ at five or six 9th or people, but ana
not bite through their clothes. The dog
bit Smith ON the thigh. The wound was
not severe but no had 10 cauterized.
William Douglass OF Goshen, Va ana
Frank Mcdonald, two colored men. who
were confined in iail here, made an at
TEMPT 90 escape but We're caught IN u
cases came no to-day, but on account OF
lack OF evidence II was postponed.
Mr.. Joe Bennington prominent iarm-
or Of Denmark Va. died yesterday ana
was buried to-day. aged siXty-iive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 FfRHER KILLED AND HIS BODY
mn INA THICKET.
ptood-Stalned stones Tell Mute story OF
the weapons Used-Money the OBJECT
of the Deed.

scOTTsVfI.LE. VA. Jan. Especial
Mr. A. J. Eppes, Of Buckingham, was
murdered Monday night on the road from
Wavsvilie 10 White Hall His body was
found I'm "a thicket near the roaus.ut
TUESDAY evening by a searching par
with the head horribly mu'laleu ~
MANY stones blood stained were lying
around the body. A.. ,,,,,.
No cine has been found az 10 the mui
derers who are supposed 10 haNe, toli ~.
mitted the deed for the money "h''h "e
was known 10 carry. H.,
Mr. Erues was "a knsman or Nun
sydney Eppos, OF the Fourth district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
VERDfCT AGAINST EDWARDs.
Termination of Hampton's Famous shoot
ing Case.

HAMPTON. VA, January lz.-Speci'''
The second trial OF Thomas EDWARDS
for shooting John Patrick on the 10Th OK
last July was begun in the County court
Monday afternoon. The nrst trlai or hn-
wards took place some months ago, "heh
ha was sentenced 70 one year IN the
penitentiary, but a new trial was GRANTED
Edwards and Patrick had diificulty'
when Patrick struck Edwards WIN a
hand saw. whereupon Edwards shot MN
i'm the left side Patrick was confined 70
his bed some weeks. but recovered ana
is az well az ever again.
NJ T. Hughes and Francis II. Causey'
OF this city. and Judge 'Neeiey. OF NOR
folk appeared for Edwards, and Boykln
and Lett. Of Newport News, represented
Patrick. -,
The case has attracted great deal or
interest and at each session OF court the
courtroom has been crowded 70 over
flowing $1,000
The case was concluded this evening
AZ q O'Clock. when the jury brought In
verdict OF guilty and fixed his sentence
AZ two years ard six months In the peni-
Tertiary.
When the verdict was read tonight
motion Sas made by counsel for the de-
PENDANT 20 set aside the verdict but that
will hardly be done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
sHJPBUILDERS "1NTED'
A Supposed Representative OF Cramps
prorosed western ShIpyard.

NEWPORT NEWS VA Jan. 12-spe-
cial.-A man who gives his name as John
nrvden which IS suspected Of being fic-
.t,io,,s 30 saa,tle Wash, is in this city.
afsn,i,,,,, INC exnert mechanics at the ship
yard here special inducements 10 40 10
SAIL where he states y big ship build
in,9 nan, A. IN he established. as ne inti-
matcs-but docs not positively Stately
lie L. Altering wages much higher than
those paid at any snip yard In The East.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON, y. c.. Jan. 12.-SP1R.
ITl OF TuRPENTINE-Quie az ga
32iEc.. receipts. "a casks.
ROSIN-Firm at Sl.1501.20; receipts, 6si
barrels.
CRUDE TTRPENTINE-S steady OF
S1.4Ga1gO. receipts. barrels.
TAR-Firm at slOJ; receipts, goo bar
rcls.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Jan 12.-TCR-
PENTINlc-Firm ~ BIC. sales. none.
N-Firm, sales none, unchanged.
SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 12.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm at 32c.; sales 30 casks; re-
ceipts. 2S7 casks.
EOSfN-Flrm and unchanged. sales,
4 .25S barrels; receipts 4.3ij barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-The dry goods
market was dun with conditions which
rendered more strikingly quiet the husi-
ness OF tho day. At such times as the
present the weather seems 70 be more
active agent i'm deciding what amount OF
business is transacted during the day.
Mail orders We're slightly heavier to-day,
but there is no Improvement in the cot
ton goods situation. Woollcns continue
fairly active I'm al lgrades. early buying
of heavyweight goods being Of good
average proportions. IN staple cottons
the demand is limited TO actual nccessi-
ties. and is very light Print cloths are
again reported duh In all markets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
THE r,MES-RJCHMOND VA THURSDAY JANUARY 70 1925.
SHORT RIBS 100 lbs.

Kan Kan; 80. al; 40 ii2H 10
Cash quotations were AZ follows: Flour
easv. 5fitOc. concessions granted; No. =
rello,y corn 2Gisr1Ga,c.: No. spring
wheat. Ss4S6i5c.: N, . spring. wheat, sOn
snc No . red 9Oi4m9li3c; No. : corn.
2Gisd26stc. No. . oats. 22hc. NO. white;
barley 2SS,3Sc. No / fax seed, SllsH
/ 22is: prime timothy seed S2Ulz; mess
norl por barrel. 81. 373ka9.45; lard. per
loo pounds. Si75: short rib sides uoosel'
81 -,l,5. ebort clear sides boxed, Si.Sod
400: whisky distillers' finished goods, per
Gallon 81 10. sugars unchanged; butter
weak: creamery. l4Hl9c.; dairy llmltc.
cheese quiet az sgSikc; essS STEADY :
ffocf,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
STRONG BANKS.
4 Prosperous Building Association-A
Marm Postofiice Ilght.

W arm oHl'H'f i-hls
FRONT ROYAL, VA. Jan. Especial
Major s. :. Turner assistant division
counsel Of the Southern railroad has re-
signed his position on account Of IN
health
The Front Royal National bank to-day
reelected the old stockholders and they
VIII very probably re-appoint the old
bank officers. The present officials are
Judge Giles Cook president. james A.
Sommeryllle and ". II. Buck. cashier.
and assistant cashier and w. r..
Chaplin bo0kkeeper The directors
declared the regular semLaannual az
vldend of per cent. beside turning
over 10 surplus 500 and 20 unearned pro-
fits Sl3SG2 on a capital Of NOooo.
The bank of Warren. private institute
ton Of which Colonel /. y. King. W. =.
King and George II. Bowman are pres
ident. cashier and assistant cashier. re-
spectvcly. has also done n hourishins
business this year. us capital STOCK Is
zoe so1. This bank has been In existence
for more than twenty-five years and TINS
has been one OF its most prosperous
years.
The Shenandoah County Building and
Loan Association holds rs annual stock
holders meeting January 18th, az Wood
stock. This Institution is one OF the
few that has held its own during the ter
rible business depression OF the last hve
wears. II bids fair TO mature its stock
in seven years. Judge j.. d. Newman Is
very likely to be reelected 10 the posi-
ton of president which he has held since
the formation Of the company.
Local interest centres now in the ieht
FOR tlie Tcstofice at this place The con-
test Is between Rev. If. W. Kinzer me
present incumbent and c. l.. Pritchard,
n former postmaster. county chairman o.
the Republican party, also member OF
the state Committee. There are otner
applicants. but the fight has narrowed
down TO them. Both gentlemen ar
strongly endorsed and both have made
good postmasters. A. the appo.ntment
i n IL Understood 10 be made this Week
both applicants are Ga Washington and
doing their best 10 VIII - CT.
II Is another fight between the STATE
conmittee and strong outside endorse
ment and influence. ,.,,
Tbe otcanizaticn may win but IL wound
sasm M elmost impossible tia. the admin
is.ration should disregard the endorse
msnt and record Of the incumbent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
uARTIysyILLE ELOPEMEyT.
A Girl Goes to Her Lover on Freight
TraIn-Bnse Ball PLAYER Weds.

WINSTON, y. G., january Z-5pecisI.
A Gretna Green marriage was cele-
brated here last night between Miss Eliza
Dyer. beautiful young lady. and r.: {.
Williams. OF Martinsville. Va. The girl
neoDle opposed the match. Miss Dyer told
her people she was going a. the depot 20
mail a letter She boarded a freisht train
and rode 10 Madison, where her FINANCED
met her and the two come 10 on winston.
They returned 10 Marunsviile To-Day 20
ssk the forgiveness Of the ''old folks"
Miss Ida Green and Robert Stafford, a
profeaslonal ball player. were united IN
marriage IN the Presbyterian church AZ
Wikesboro at high noon to-day. Iney
vent to Oak Ridge Tonight 10 spend the
honeymoon with the groomS parents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
,ar CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONTY
....oes and Sales at The Richmond To-
t.,eo Tsohange-Intornal Revenue
Elections Foreign Advances.

...r YORK. Jan i2.-To-day's market
N.' ..Ir. was of much tho Same
ID. Yesterdays. The principal
NILS conferred ln Union paciuc
.,r,ncr OF Sos affiliated companies
a northern facinc' Mnlch Were INC
.r hand sugar continued under q
Ul depression, as was the case
a now feature OF special
WAS Chesapeake and Ohio.
Iau.el "a point ON heavy huyink'
..Us were On very large sD"i''
.r.tN dealings % large operators,
DIP. tho powerful interests. were
. .u through The market thCs'
.....fluus attracted "a considerable
both amongst tho smaller
.rl nom outside sources. Com
-I.uee business was Do TACT Qulto
I.n I1 the days trading. it was
..nDNlI. Chat realizing on
uas roius ON in different
..l tHc Nst CONFIDENTLY with the
M other parts. Tho anthracite
u.rt weak ana continued 60 de-
IH. Ohio soft coal roads main
.I.f recent show or strength.
rIue rose at ono time over TWO
.. recent buyers commenced Go
..fe .s soon COS "a report WAS pub
...f thc now company had secured
the oregon short Lire. The
r..rI over point. Tho recent
.. rnr stocks OF The Gisintcgratcd
.f Ihe old Union Pacific system
.. ..n.. .ufd Ny t0-aays announce
n. h.yuc was evidently found
.U.f Iu 1ar-rcaching plans or
anl extension, which. ace
.. some prevalent rumors. VIII
... vast system from the At
. ... Pacific Much was made iu
.... Uu a reported bond issue Dy
U.nke and Ohio. though the
OF I.n0lfs 90 accrue seem 10 Doe
exaggerated. considering the
transactions. Alviccs from
| fne Con iucnt showed tho
.. American securities in tho foreign
r.rts to Doe excellent London
fIIe market 30 less than 10000
ilo fayorito international
tN. marked strength of Union
.....r and Rio Grandc preferred,
.u Pacific was directly attrih-
t.s demand The weakness iu
f0 nc connected with the
fling 0l directors in Pittshurg
uO news regarding the
reached the clearing house.
0I tho market to-day reflected
fNlf money rates would yield
r FUTURE. The available pOssi-
..I.. lO the money market was
Nr fNe fam of lsC. in the posted
t.rluE exchange, and the de-
r tle actual rates, the de-
...rE prevented by The expected
tomorrow at san Francisco OF
100000 in gold from Australia.
value of to-day transactions
not as large as that of yes
|t business was remarkably
-...lI al through The list Gains
... .II. bat there were some de-
Total sales A.77J.ooO United
'l tf. coupon. and the We're
Did to-day. There was sale
. ..W Hs coupon. at ma, which Us
.ls Of stocks. $4,000 shares. in-
.rrnie0n preferred. $3.50. ohcsa-
b d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-COTTON-lu-
80. Wo,ened easv; sales. 1000 bales; Jan
LUZ, rs. February. 57l; March, 3.is'
eAnrsi 81. Nav $50: June, $50; July
~. August. 5.sG; September 5.oo; Oc'o-
PEI F,nf H,y closed easy: sales. 1000 bales;
1a,uorv : 70: February, $40: Mareh, 90
y.sru rs. MAY. 5.Sf: june 3.sl; July
= so. August 592 September 5.92' Octo-
her g3. November. 5.9, ,,,,,... 49,,
" rofton closed dull: middling up
,,3SS' 1915: middling gulf, 5-l6' sales.
4t..t Loo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. y, 1855.
ANYWAYS.

PORT or RICHMOND. JAN. y, 1855
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Richmond. Glover. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Steam
ship Company. from Norfolk.
sAILINCs.
Steamer Richmond. Glover. merchan-
disc and passengers. old Dominion Steam
ship Copany for Norfolk.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. merchan-
disc and passengers Virginia Navigation
Company; Tor Norfolk.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN II. 1S9S.
ARRIVED.
Schooner T. r. Hunt. Boston.
SAILED.
Barge Brooklyn. Now York
Barge Corsica. Providence.
Barge NonkCrs, Providence.
Schooner }. u. Teel. Galveston.
Schooner Alice HolbroOk. Boston.
Steamer AibanO. Hamburg.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JAN. 1c. 1S0s.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy Baltl.
more, passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
OBITUARY..


An illness Of two or three weeks was
broilght TO a sad close last evening Wheh
RTr ~ n Clark. q we'll known cltlztn
suddenly expired AT his nome no. loV'
Vonablo street. between ana o clocn
NTr Clar. had been confined 10 inc
,,c,,ea dtrins the period of his illness ana
,,,os being carefully nursed ~ MS sister
in-law. Mrs Charles Mccarthy. 49,,
His wife had left the house 10 atenu
+be FUNERAL OF "a relative in the AFTER
r,,on and when she returned she learned
-bat her husband had been iouho deau
Loside his lounge I'm an upper room or the
bonee The news completely Frustrated
her. - ,,,.,.1 al
most the whole Of his life III Richmond.
-. v-os a prosperOus furniture dealer On
west Broad street ana was highly es-
teemed. AZ. -.
he leaves n wife. who was n Miss Bet
" Mccarthy before her marriage, ana one
son twenty-one years or age.
Mrs. Chestna Gentry.
Mrs. Chestina Gentry. widow or MI.
James Gentry, and mother OF the uhlor-
tunate actor, James y. Gentry VINO as rs
now serving life sentence in Cherry I'M
prison. I'm Pennsylvania. for the murder
of his sweetheart. pretty MadSe io'A'
died here Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Gentry was sixty years Old. be-
fore her marriage she was q Mss Doh
Upllq. she was an ilf0' ~ 49, --.-s
but was not connected WIN any " 'he
local churches.
Mr.. 4. W. willis. died at his home near
Glen Allen. I'm Henlico county. TUESDAY
night. He had been III for some time,
MIR. Willis was employed IN the estdo-
ushment of Cussons, May * company.
at Glen Allen. and was highly esteemed
az an upright. Industrious man. lie was
vidower. and left six small children
Mrs. Eugenia NJ. Hartman.
Information reached this city yesterday
.,jno, of the death of Mrs. Eugenia NJ
nl Jim wife of state Treasurer A. w.
iiaman. which occurred III LeAins 'oi'
Tuesday evening. ,.,.,.. -,
Mrs Hartman had been complaining OF
late and on Monday Mr.. Hartman received
a telegram from Lexington, where his
family was stopping for the winter mott
fvinv him. that his wife had become
seriously IN. He left the same evening
for Lexington and just twenty-four hours
later Mrs. Hartman breathed her last,
Mrs Hartman was uaushts'
~ ~ Colonel a. W. Cameron. OF ROCK
bridge. who during the late war In lsbl
was accidently killed al Lexington. Mrs.
Hartman. who was forty-iive years old.
was a most excellent lady who will be
sadly missed not only by the bereaved
family but also by her numerous friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
JOHN L.. WILLIAMS & SON,
BANKERS.
1000 EAST MAIN STREET.

State Bonds. city Bonds, Bank Stocks
and other high-gradc Investment Socuri-
LETTERS OF CREDIT furnished avail
able IN all parts OF the world. SEQ
ties bought and sold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-Wheat, to-day lost
All The advance il acquired gycS,steruay,
ana 'i"at,,,d some support from the
ke si,c Te' interests but weak cables and
lb-'l.,rol anatby OF traders resulted In a
deeIlne i'm spite Of this buying, Corn
dropped 4Q%c in sympalhy ,or Oa, ,6e ei onIy
stronc market on the floor ana advanced
5n10c. . ...,,,7 ~. eollows.
no iN"N'"p lfs,b nxy Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 12.-PEANUTs-
Fancy, 28ic.; strictly prime 49, pi'i'''
Di.p.