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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

The temperance services postponed from
last Sunday evening in consequence of the
union service at the Granite church, will be
held at the Free Baptist church next Sab
bath evening, March 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

Rev. Thos. Elgar ''prison evangelist"
will speak at the First Baptist church at
80 tonight. His subject is "Trumpe;
Blasts from Stone Walls The public
cordially invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

iTpUl TsbSttfprt W t'fu iPltSD now d iIAillFH
new emphasis as -ign'fylng the utmost Inn
It's Of The common country.
Mayor T.. W Staples of Bidleford, in
his annual address had the followioK good
word. on the value of the publ; library
-'rhc library is well patroniled BY our CHI
fens. and think they would appreciate all
ditioDs Of new works from time to time.
The moral tone of a city may be improved
by good literature placed IN it, public IL
brary. | recommend a liberal nppr0pria-
tion for the purchase of books.
Maine will not make very NOISY dem
onstraiion at Chicago on Maine Day, at
the great show MAY 18th but there will be
a pleasant reunion of Maine people living
in the West, at our State bnildng. and .
happy observance of the day. II comes 50
early ia the fair that the number Of pilgrima
from the State in Attendance probably Will
be- small The Maine board of commission
ets will be there ami see that the new build
ing is properly dedicated. The Legislature
appropriat.s 5000 f'r ~ o celebr Itlon. bY
bin now On its way through. Executive
Commissioner Ma,tocks AMI his family viii
have homeikc headquarters Ia the building
during the fair
/ The report that ice has left the Sasanoa
river and that soon the boats will begin ret
! ulir trips between Bath and Boothbay, will
! bring happy an'Icipalions to the hearts of
many who spend their summers among the
! beautiful islands of that lovely section Of
/ Name.
| The Portland Argus of TUESDAY SAYS
..T,,.,,o shouft h,v. b.., A., torn of th.
co,,, NJ ir.nlvencv yesterday I'm, a, ,c.
c,,tnt NJ tn. general nro.p4rify of tn. cont
eurn;,v ,hera va. M business an ,hera was
VI" ''u'''
Names share Of tie sum needed to com
pletc the Columbian Liberty Bell Is ONLY
$40 and this should be raised and sent To
Mrs. +. l.. Baathby. Portland. at onre,
MANY of the Maiue schools are making CON
tribufinns. mostly i'll benny sums for this
nurpoxr The Auhurn srhonIs have already
sent Mrs Boothby $40 for tins object VIII
not other schools tsk,. hul1 of the work and
secure contributions promptly 80 that Maine
NAV not he behInl the other states in this
allsvoriral moypmcnt which will live and
h, , blessing In nnr rl,illrep for centuries
II, Gomez
-
STATISTICS OF the on2reEatiohal churches
Of Maine for lS92. collected by R"y. L. NJ
cousins OF Cumberland MINIS, correspond
ing secretary of the general conference.
contained these facts There are w
the number for the year. About l63 of
these churches are served by regular pas
tors and supplies. not including the supplies
bg about 80 students from three to four
months of the wear. In church member
ship these churches have d2l2 males, 10 w
| females. total 2l.5ll. The additions dur
! ing the year have been lio3.
|
Inc 'ouhNN ''"ar "'"'' coiIesPo'-
deht SENDS Us an interesting accouh' Vi
somewhat rethaf Saoie lneeuH2 "h,ch Was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

The astronomical spring has begun the
sernal equinox occurring Yesterday. The
day is now several minutes longer than the
night, having gained IA minutes since the
9TH. when they were first equal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

VI Saint Marks church this, Wednesday,
evening there will be choral service COM
mencinc at half past seven O'Clock. The
Rev. &. Il. q. Nichols, rector of Saint
i'auls church, brunswick, will be the spec.
ial Lcntcn preacher -i -t.t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

Brldgton News BY the bye, isn't it
lb1ut tim, for Bridgton to catch on to the
cry interesting fact, that in less than one
ear from date She will have reached the
pne hundredth anniversary of her incorpor-
ltion ~ a town: The record states that
Br;igton formerly called Pondicherry-
WAS incorporated Feb :, l73i, the eighty
18th town; the same lay as Alfred, in York
county. OF course the occasion Will not
bc allo~ ed to pass unobser, ed. Brldgton,
III these hunlrcd wears has sent out a very
l,rge galaxy of distinguished sons, and they
surely must ihvn return and give account
pf themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

The Cummings VS. Holmes malpractice
case at the court house is drawing ,laily
increasing crowds, which tax to the utter.
most the capacity of the court room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

Ths e0mmlttse on kgsi AGsifs viii meet y
their room on Tsesda5s and rhursdzys Al r. n
sGtn os5eruizs ordered.
NAJTza G. EzEssoS. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

MIR, A. c, Adams, of La Grange brought
his daughter, who isiyiolcnily insane, down
to the hospital yesterday AFTERNOON. They
were accompanied by her husband.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

Opinion in an account If her brave deeds
tells how, while at South Amboy. n J d
few years ago. the mate of the Bodwell fell
overheard, ami would certainly have been
drowned had moi Mrs. Metcalf thrown
him a rope by means of which he got OF
board. ard how on the last voyage during
a gale, one of the chains parted, and 1t be
came necessary to sweep for the lost anchor
CO ptain Metcalf took his mate and crew in
tho boat, leaving no one on board the
schooner but his wife and the cook. They
hal grsppled the chain ami got ii on board
the boat, when it slipped, capsizing the
boat and throp ing all into Inv water. The
boat sank, and there was nothing to do but
.win for the vessel. The cook lost hI'
head. and could only run from one end OF
the vessel to the other. Mrs. Metcalt
however. threw ropes tn the men, to hold
IN by, while she dashed the ladder to the
rail, so that they were enabled to get on
board the vessel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

A singular accident occurred at the State
House Yesterday morning. The large
ground glass panel in one of the doors of
the Ollie of Gen. Harris, supt. of the State
House fell out, and striking Gen. Harris
who sa' at bis dcsk-upon the head, fell
ihcnce to the floor and broke into hundreds
of pieces. Strange rs it may seem, Gen.
Harris did not receive the slightest injury,
but he thinks it was the stiff hat which he
had on that protected him from being
severely hurt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

William Clark the lumber operator OF
carratunk estimates that there is not less
than fifty million of logs on the different
ward. of the kennebee yet TO be hauled to
| the landing He has two and half million
md Lawrence NewAall ( Co. have nearly
million on the Moxie alone. Tie SNOW
came so late This v inter that the lumbermen
we're nearly month late in getting started
IN their wagon sled roads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

~Mrs. b. G. Murray viii open dress.
making rooms March q, the locst'on Oh
which will he given later. mafz2dlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

To those who have faith in the ,Gnc
storm the weather was confirming to their
belief. The high wind and rain made IL.
anyway, a typical March day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22
STATE NEWS.


WOODLAND.
The annual town meeting for the cleo
ton of town officers and for the transac-
ton of town business, was held on Moulay
the 18th inst, with W. T.. Dorman. mo1er-
ator H. u. Pratt. Eli Worster and i. B..
NcIntire, selectmen and assessors; Will
Darnum. clerk. treasurer aud supervisor
of schools Charles Tozier. collector of
taxes. Mr.. Pratt has been chairman of the
board for number of years, and his re-
election to that position by unanimous
vote IS conclusive that he has been a faith
fui and efficient officer. Tho weather for
the past week has been very fine March
weather.-There is but little snow IN the
fields, bat enough in the rpais to make
good -lediog. which is being improved.
SrRtGrE's MUS.
Rev Mr.. kneeland preached a very in
tc-esting missionary sermon last Sunday
morning Mr. and Mrs. 4. +. Parsons have
returned from Boston and are boarding Al
Mr.. f.. W. Sprague s-The 4. {. +. mis-
sionary concert which took place Sunday
evening in the Freewill Baptist church was
a grand success. Every part was SO well
rendered that special mention cannot be
made of any. \ collection of nine dollars
and thirts nine cents was takeu.-Presiiing
Elder Wentworth held quarterly meeting
here last Tues iay. He preached fine ser
mon on Hear, Purity in the evening
K~nnrbse.
CurN,.
A quiet wedding occurred at the residence
OF tie brides father, Saturday evening.
March ltth. The parties being Mr.. Ever
e'tL. Dudley AMI Miss Arisdne Crosman, boil,
of China. Rev. }. Il. Hall OBLIGATED. Mr..
and Mrs. dudley viii soon leave for Mon
taua where they will reside for the present.
Monday witnessed warmly contestet,
though quie, election. The action of the
Democrats on Saturday in nominating a
straight ticket right through. compelled the
Republicans-many preferriBg a non-psrti-
san tirket--to do likewise, and OF Monday
q hot fight came of, with the result that the
Republicans made clean sweep. and elect
cd every man on their ticket as follows
Moderator. i. O. Braineri; selectmen. W.
X. Ward. j. IL. Mosher. Martin Weber;
clerk, W. W. Washharn; supervisor, J. 5.
Jones constable, collector AMI treasurer,
j. w. Noffhrup: auditor, c. W. Jones.
Appropriated money for poor, 500: schools,
Sli5S.io; highways, $500. ineidentals,
$500 text books. 500; G.. A. z. Post, $50;
total. S6o4S.40. From the annual report
We learn that the balance in favor of the
town is 4s54.l2. with no debts or orders
outstanding The goods of Rev. G.. c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

R<enlss meeting Of the eomm.ttee 90 inizhf
1sheftrs asd ssns~ piH be besd 90 Ts~s6sys al
r. -, = ttse5f room 10 .be state ffssss-
u. ". KbLLIss, Jk.. secretary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

}. u. Cogan 4 Co. have Just put .ix
foot steel range into the kitchen of tho
cony house. which range is one of the lar.
yest and best in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

women would
use your Com
poun d. there
would be less suf-
fering in the
world" Mrs.
| de easier, I26
An druggists sell il.
Address u cpu6deuce
Lisa Z RxxHAN Mn.
| Co.. LsssN, Mass
| 0V~ R1lx IS essex.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

TINE FREE BAPnsY CHURCH. Yeoh
Folks Concert, ye men and women ID ys
ancient attire, yc mighty chorus, ye fnngea
instruments, Thursday evening, March w.
mar2e1iw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

Commlttse soBsssre. inert Thafs1sys at 40
r. n. OF each week iaE fur'ier nrdersd
II n HoPEIss, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

Mayor t. W Staples of Bidleforl. in
his annual address had the followIng good
word. on the value of the publ; library
This library is well patroniled By our CHI
tens. and | think they would appreciate all
ditioUs Of new works from time to time.
The moral tone of a city may be improved
by good literature placed IN it, public IL
brary. | recommend a liberal appropria-
tion for the purchase of books
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

ne ecsnmifte<s On claims viii hold ia feHziz
nsfet.a1s h IT, room % ThafsiAy, at r. \.
CLIsroS A WOODBURY., SECRETARY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

Boston eIocuuonist and impeYsoBstof W
co,npznieti by Mandolin Club. Gni1n
Clab AID a Glee Club, Wednesday evening"
April 9TH. mrie0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22
Local Meties.

Have BEscmAu's Puts ready in inc
household.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

Monday night at o'clock large flock
OF Wild geese was noticed flying toward the
North
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

+. w. Church, the Opera House yrocc,
swung to the breeze yesterday a handsome
new awning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22
We are Paying irtm Is to IS per Cent

to our customers on every dollar they spend witt
us You might Just well put that amount 10
your pocket as to throw it away. Look over the fol
lowing rates of interest on genuine patent msdi
cines and figure the amount you can save for yaar
self.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

An unusual number Of theater ,,,,..
will attend "li92" tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

The "lf9e" house tonight promise, tn
snrpass Augustus record for size and STYLE
Verify spring is upon us for the livcrv
stable men have begun to store their heay,.,
sleighs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

Meeting of the city government a, p
NJ, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

The oonmitfe> On financial a1Aifs viiI mss'
TaEBY JOHNSON. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22


Another growing industry in this city Of
but few years standing is the elaborate
and complete plant of the Cushnoc Fibre
Go. on the east side of the dam Here in
the sulphite fibre, ground pulp and paper
mills over l25 hands are given steady
employment the pay roll amount
ing to over Sl06o week. At
present the plant is turning out about
tons Of sulphitc fibre, : ~ to . tons Of
paper and e ~ to tons of ground pulp
day. When the new digcstcrs, expected
daily, arrive and the second paper ma
chine and new grinders have been put in
the capacity of the plant will he nearly
doubled. So that by next winter it will
rank among the most important nanufac-
turing institutions on the river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22
WEST END
Street Railway Co.,
sosToR, MASS.
Annual Sale Of Horses.

| The las ',ranl AuHqsl Sltie ~ ras Horses hv
I place At t. EoNii,rv rrp--iWg stable. beginning
harrft 9th, is.ri and cCntsH iiue uHf.i Nav end
During that ttFgt. te,, Thousand EfsC h,,rs..s
together with Harness.. tallars, Hiautets street
Car l'ile- and Lad BAR wi, T,s IN Triystr saF.
inciaiiug tiirt,' ta salr of tssrre- by uEf,lir
auction. namely on tprs Tin. Ap-I 18Th. afp1 a
clHSiug pHt sale on My 2Bd Of NIL lp3Fss7. thou
un<,iid.
flt' special attention IT tie public j. called IN
ih Oh fropi 'hr sct taf il vii iisr,i, not unfY
h''f--H. NJ tir ria<s HsuaiY dsspa-et II in ils,,
-prlttg. but aih iaFge ust1,'f - hHr.rs 81 b.f
''r c'sSs which t,,BE d1f,tie,4 ly ,ir,, intr
ductiUn of risttf.. ear.
Tn spfr;ai attention 81 -tileIin.e ip,,rlfs ef
hers. raraai callr 10, faef iita this Tom
isaiy has nile alnia>i everything PERTAINING f.,
the nisraiiaH ut iiarSp railway. bora, ear AT
,rrY 10y prices ahd III HE c'IRirInen. necessary
for =tabls ~ above ~taf,ai.
We fr.i 1t daily TO iniurla oar Ilaar i,s
troH- aad tiie pg.itc that horses advertised for
sale "A, West ED K uirDai ststie- NJ East f.aax
stree. or Newr Nab street. E1s.on, moi the.
hoFst ~ ;he West Ed. Such ssies an. MT and
never bsse lsen salr- by this Company. our
hnTses sad at NJ Other stable tlaa itox bury
t'rossing.
Per attending ;le .aie ss,stl.d take Trep,.,rs
bury Crossing. OF pid Heath strrs, all Of
which pas. IT,, static ppr. TiI- sale win he IN
der the Charge OF Mr. H. ". I'Errez West End
street RAILWAY Stables, Roshfsg sr s-fag 10.
ton, and all communications zi.nald he a, ID!
dressed.
c. S. Sergeant, Gen. Man.
mar:sdS&wdia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22
IN the Spring

Ths ceiling Of iassitude peculiar 70 the
szason begins 10 he felc The average
stock Of Vitality has been pretty thor
oughiy exhausted in carrying its posses-
sof through tie rigors ard changes Of
the trying winter. and Is the more geri-
nj season approaches and the strain upon
the system rs.s1es q feeling Of pruStra-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

The tides are running unusually low E@c
TIE new moon is now visible in the sou,h-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York Tuesday. Feb. lilly S-Eecclpts ~.
cars or 3ii7 hcar-l20 cosenc direct 70 ,lalshr
and : cnrs Tor the market. No trading Fr"line s"u.
CIt dressed beef 7edoiac per N fer native ,u,
cow Iarf 4d7c. Gable adviccs receiver To- ny INV"
Qrtatad higher and scin. at an aN f'sc OF
mr. n and American steers dull at 1n2dlltr: c>'l"auu
dressed weight Shipments today 700 cattle On ,n
nrm will 900 qu'rter~ Of beef In the Icunm d
MIIGH COwS-Only : head received. Feeling steady
CAIVi.>-I,ccclpts 10 head. steady for vealS no
rra>scr. or sold. Poor " good Ntnl. shd ~
ia per y, and prliHr Buck, County In "a'hh.Io,
Market brought De- Dressed cIVo. steady. but d'l'hl
only fair owing IN" high prices. country drs''u
veal, 9al2r city dressed at e"l" !ttlr caNc
case dressed cIas~crs At 5dGGc dressed westerns A.
, t.d1c.
SHEEP AND LNMn>-Recelpt-. including : cars , con
lnr arm OH the strength 81 Buffalo adNI 'eS ''ool 70
primr sheep sold - J0ds5 - l. pr 100 ~ ana pu'
nf GOOD lam~ at 80 50 Dressed mutton firm at sa?r
and choice heavy wcthcrs sell In email wav az D2c.
Dressed lambs also firm ut ?dlOc; and bntWr 'N'
meet 10 got lOL.c LATER In the week. \ Few country
In market. bat sold lower tlah
last week or at sjdiS Pc rar-a.s. %
,,ir.~D Harrington: Isl Michigan sheen 81 n aver
ate a: - 30 Pc N ~ Michigan lamb 70 ~ At - 90
ii"n. ( Mullen 2I2 Michigan she"p % n az - -
oo3 ~,ac d. n IT - 20; late yesterday $50 state
sheen Il3 - ut - So. 90. -, -, -, ~
D" noes Ecccpts 1G cars 23i7 hcad3 cars at 4O;h
.,d cn-s CITY. Non" Tor sale alive Noul
n,liy weak AZ - sjdrS -. Country dressed hrm Tor
nraIv weight. steaiy for others Heavy SOD ~ o'.d
os.r! medium at IOdlOi.c. and light do at l0edilc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

,ho onsu,nc at 5s1.sc. Receipts OF wheat here
were ~ cars and Duluth and superior SIX c tsrs
i = 1 &c lsw rss.t IS! Is s?''f
S % las 9 9oc ': &c. Sorncrn. sise
p,,,adsnhIo Feb. 7.-Flour-yery little doing prices
were quolaby unchanged Rye nEnL ce e" pcunsyvann
~ cnrIouIe but firm under small sup
plies new s:%s2 - per 100 p"nna ar deliveries and ic
S Mars ah. IS APRIL 20 34@ SOC May s s,,
70 ID cIrHp ow"r ' February 5sa March
j 4asi April 81 r i4%, ,icndS with N by;
81 ALL, Inc cu GntN @o White February
II i2c; March, 40 34a4i ltS Ap prd AVE. Penn
May II it"i 4f; ea msSsmD%, % and steady
SGhc Sc lozenee re , i"md"rd cIr omGafS
cr nmy a. Isr crystal 7oc; double refined
diamond A. 7.sc: confcc'ionerS a, 'iie ,r Sc
star s. 5oc keystone A. ,sc frdnsnh r p Star
C. 4c other articles unchanged ReeGlpts-fio ,ur
$500 bills 200 sacks wheat 2 S1,nmenswhet,
~ 400 bush corn. 2S.3Oo bush ats. 1e:.o' n'N''
St Louis Feb. Flour unchang"t Wheat op s,tsr
higher and ;om rc went lower closing
sc under Yesterday. Cash. 90 l.4c May s,os "n
70 34c J n 8 3af c%n 1 qasd ase but
close was .aal4c below Yesterday Cash. ~ ,'ac
March 40 5oc May A. 73%d3e s 9niy nee 70 May.
. hys 2IS Scn,n n"sIeS' L% %S 1 rm
. 20 spccr lower 81 o. Fax!'ed c hGner o. &c.
Cornmcai firm 80 Whiskcy steady, 81 Il. Inggims
and cotton ties unclaimed lard s, hsn meats FI xep
s,n shoulders 80 o. long, and ribs. 210 20 shor''
$iO a5 strips % 80 acon 1 ao S corn &C.
Flour 1000 bbls; wheat. .'Ooo bnsn corn. rur
10000 BILL wheat. $1,000 bush: corn; 1890 bush
oats 10000 bush rye, 1000 bush barley LOW DUST
Toledo Feb. Wheat easier: No. = casll ana rep.
uary. BE: May. 7sc: July. as 7.sc. Corn actvc
steady No cash a . M"y, &c g. No oats 80 nSt
cosh. SOC Rye dull: cash. 35c. G. versred ncnyc
steady prime cash and February ~ 40 Mnrch o. orn o
Reccipts-FlolIr 1900 bbs wheat. 1o0o4 bish corm'
70 .555 bush oats. O7s bush rye 4Os bush; c,v@t
seed 3G7 hush shIpments-Flour. 2.oO0 bbls wncn.'
. -0I bnsh: corn II 400 bush cloversecd. 90 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
corrox MARKErs-HY TELEGRAPH.

Liycrpool Feb :. 4 p. m.-Coton-FuturcS ei r",
easy: merchandising, low mlddine cinuS' rep req,
aruyery. 60'G4d value: March and April delivery
81 81 4 GaGid Arril and May delivery; o3,n4m
III May and June delivery, 1-6fd sellers June
and jmiy delivery , a-Gl0 3-Gid; July and Ansist
delivery 4.Gid sellers: August and september dc-
livery ; 3.Gfd 4.Gid september and october de'
iivcry 4 GOGid sellers October and November dehv-
cry 4 5G.Gi04 J7-Gid: November and |DeccmbT
delivery 4 56-ci04 51-Gtd. 1890 ~
galveston Fob 7.-CottOn easy middlIng. 3-l0c
low middng. 1870 coed ordinary, > Disc net
and gro; receipts. o,do;' bales sales, Zoo oacs :
stock % i61 bales. ~ o,
Norfolk Feb. 7.-cotton quiet; middling; BLOC
low middling 3-4c: good ordinary, lice; net
and gross receipts. DO2 bales; exports coastwise,
40 bales sales 400 bales stock. j22'l bales.
New. Orleans Feb. 1.-CottOn easy: mddling.
3.Icc: low mlddlIng q 7-sc: good ordinary. 3sc
net Zee, ipts s7e4 bales: gross 0.j36 bales exports
To Great Britain ESQ bales: 10 the Continent. 1.,992
bales: sa.s $50 bales. stock, 321.6sI bales.
sa,annah Feb 7.-Cotton easy: middling. &c
low mddling. 3-ic; good ordinary, lao: net and
gross receipts 2,3l5 bales sales, 625 bales stock,
~ COl lors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
CINEPAL MARKET REPORT.

DrILDING MATERIAI.-Brcks aie scarce and firm
t1.ue,strav hard bricks. anoat quoted at S3dfb 90 PR
600 Philadelphia front, 1929 Ss Tt[ntn front Sglt
american Portland, 81 9oas2 10 belgian Portland 20
- 90 Tncllsh Portland, ~ i5Gs2 30 German ipttan
70 25Gs2 20 Rockland conn on lime, oOc " Dbl and
Do Nns 81 Iath-, 81 ga re- so pr loo Goat :
hair .24@3c per bushel cattle hair. lGa lsc
cUICOHY standard Enclinh graduated quoted ~ otc
and do French do German, i'sc
cocoa Quiet and unchanged; caracas l'H To- :
Trinidad I4isdI4l.c Guyaquil. 15alGc Bahia, l4Gli2c
ana 6 ~ Brazil growhs spot market rl'd
finn on the basis OF Isle for No. T. Sale. 900 ba2S
Santos NO G at 1850. and 800 BAGS Rio No = 10 ar,
rive at Isle The mild growths ruled dull Sales 300
bags san Salvador. on private terms options were nri
particularly for remote dates which clss az al ad.Ane
~ 20 poInt, for the day. while deliveries were nos
materially changed Cables from The Continent My
40 Eos, IA 900 good second 40 Hlos - 600 co S
ars Mo clcaranccs United States. 1000 bag 40
Clearance. TO Emope 1000 bags: Flo stock lO. 900 pays
Rio market quiet receipts in Santos q days. 1ooo bag
santos stock 32 600 bags; Santos market quiet gosi
average Santos 70 800: receipt ut Eio July lso= u
February O. 1893 O.o 600 bags san" time 1892 2''"
600 bag: same time 1901 / .G32 900 BAG. receipts al
Santos July J. 1892. February 6. 1s93 23oco9 !a9 o
same time 1892 o i74 900 bags same time lsoi
bags Warehouse deliveries since February 3,
YorI OF 800 bags Baltimore. 1850 bags Ncw-ofieahS
bag.; total, 1oOi9 bags.