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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-07
Heavy Rain.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Sunday
nights rainstorm was one Of the most
severe that has visited this city in
years In few minutes the streets
were OVERLOADED in every section of
the city, and the drainage pumps were
unable to cope with the clement
People moved about in skiffs II many
parts of the city, and the principal
streets were in some places o foot un.
der water. Jean Lahitte, x French.
man, who arrived In this city from his
native land four days ago, was fonnd
| crowned on CLAIBORNE street, one OF
the principal streets of the city, where
: 'he water went down In the morning
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-07
P!3nOs and Organs,

Now Is the time to buy summer plan
$50 cash balance November 18th 1893,
Will buy Piano at spot cash price $50
cash, balance November 15tn 1893
VIII buy organ at spot cash price
See the list to choose from. Steinway
Mason IL IIamlIn. Mathushelt and Stir
ling Pianos, Mason ~ IIamlin and
Stirling Organs. Fifteen days test
trial and freight both ways if II 9t salts.
factory. a large lot Of nearly new and
second hand Pianos and Organs at bar
gains. Good as new. Write for prices
WIN. Trump, Columbia, ). G..
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-07
Pleased.

LONDON, Nov. 30.-The st. James
Gazette Is not greatly pleased with the
new tariff bill; yet 1t admits that the
bill shows signs that Mr.. Cleveland is
prepared to fulfil his promises, and
there Is no question that 1t will prove
The st. James Gazette says: "All
through tt @ bill care Is taken to leave
the American producer with the diff
ferential duty in his favor completely"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-07

The Edgelield Chronice says: eve
suspect that it would take the profits
upon sixty bales of cotton to buy the
pork or bacon Mr.. j. g. Rainsford will
make this winter. If we should be
right, the fact would teach us q very
important lesson-that hog raising
beats cotton raising on our South Caro-.
lima lands. at present prices"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-07
-- TO -
+ A r Nj ER
AND
MANUFACTURERS:

AS matter Of business interest to you
and ourselves wa ask you to allow us the
privilege of making estimates upon any
machinery you may wish to buy before
placing your orders elsewhere
Our facilities and connections with man
ufacturers are such that we can. quote on
the same goods as low prices as are obtain
able In America. 1t ls but a narrow mind
that would pass by the home dealer TO pay
an equal or greater price to toreiy
dealer or manufacturer.
Only give us the opportunity and we W, ).
serve you to advantage, and keep at home,
a small part Of tho money which is goina
away from our State to enrich others.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-07
A TslIer's Narrow Escape.

ROANOKE, Va, Nov. 24.-H. f. Low
ing, former paying teller of the First
National Bank of this city, who was
indicted on October % for embeZzling
$500 from the funds of the bank, was
tried in the Hastings Court today and
acquitted. The jury returned a YER
dict of not guilty after fifteen minutes
deliberation. The defence was ably
conducted by the counsel for the &C
cused, Messrs. Wright Il lloge, and
Col. John e. Penn. The prosecution
failed to prove that Loving actually
took the money, or that there had been
real embezzlemenj. Tne evidence
was to the effect that Loving, while
teller at the bank, was careless and
negligent, and often in cashing checks
would overpay large sums, sometimes
paying out as much as $1,000 in excess
of the face Of the check presented. 1t
| was shown to be likely that Loving
| made Lnese mistakes, and when he
ound the shortage in his accounts fall
silied the figures. hoping to hide the
| matter temporarily until the shorting
! could be made good. The verdict,
which was in accordance with the in.
1 Structions and the evidence, was re-
ceived with applause by the audience
In the Court room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
WAYSlOE GLEENlNGS.

Something like l,sj0,000 square miles al
looking glass are manufactured annually
in Europe
1t is said that the wife Of a New York
millionaire has for the last three years been
travelling all over Europe trying to match
pearl.
Since the beginning Of tho century France
has fallen from the second TO the fourth
place in point Of population among Euro
pean countries.
Butter oil Is made by pressing the oil
from American cotton seed. IL Is pure, nu-
tritious vegetable oil, which IS used in small
quantities 10 soften the texture Of oleomar-
garine.
In Austrian society it IS the custom 70
take partner for only one round OF a
dance By this means ladies and gentle
men change partners five or six times In a
single dance.
Though it is IA years off, il has already
been suggested that celebration be made
in 1907 Of the three hundredth anniversary
Of the first English settlement In America,
which was at jamestown, Va, in 1907.
The Saxon days Of the week were Sa;urn's
day, presided over by Saturn; Suns day,
by the sun; Moons day, By the moon; THUS
day, 10y Mars; Woden's day, by Mercury;
Thor's day, By Jupiter; and Friyas day, by
Venus
The city Of London is sacred from intru
sion by the royal troops, and only two regi
ments in the British service have the right
to march through It in martial array, with
bands playing, bayonets fixed and colors
displayed
In noble Roman houses a slave was kept
TO read 10 the family while ut their meals.
Sometimes this Office was performed by
member Of the family. The Emperor Sew
erus often read aloud while his wife and
friends ate.
In the reign OF Elizabeth forgery Of any
kind was punished by fine, by the pillory,
by having both ears cut of and the nostrils
slit and scared with hot iron, by the for
feiture of all property and by perpetual i'm
prisonment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
CROWN AND sCEPTER.

The Empress Frederick owns "a chain Of
80 pearls that is valued at Sl75,00O
Wilhelmina, the little queen Of the
Dutch, is called in all official documents
"the king"
The German emperor has set an example
to dudes by appearing with a watch brace
let and gold chain bracelet, both on the
left arm.
The latest born son Of the crown prince
and princess OF Greece makes the number
OF Queen Yctoria's great-pandchildren 10
He is the eleventh grandchild Of the EN-
press Frederick.
The Empress Elizabeth Of Austria lately
added a codicil 10 her will The codicil
says. II wish TO be inferred In Corfu, near
the seashore, 80 that the sound Of the break
ing waves may ever be heard at my tomb"
Queen Margaret Of Italy hasa long mem
DRY She refused 10 accompany King
Humbert on a visit TO Queen Victoria at
the villa Salmici recently because Queen
Victoria had neglected 20 return her call
Of five years ago
The Princess Maud, who has always been
the fayorite Of her father, the Prince Of
Wales, has blossomed out into quite
beauty this season. The Princess Victoria
Is the useful member Of the family aud
plays the part Of the peacemaker always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Richmond TOBAccO MARKEr

! RICHMOND. Sept. 8-OMerinss Of
tobacco on Change to-day, - packages
sun cured tobacco. Highest price S2l.O0.
one package sold at $2LOp. one pack
age sold at SlO25; one package sold at
| $50, one package taken in at $3.50 one
| package sold at $50. two packages sold
at SS2j, two packages sold az $3.50, TWO
| packages sold az $40 one package sold
at $LG2lh. two packages sold at $3.50
| one package sold at ST2j, two packages
sold at 800 two packages sold at SIG. %,
one package sold at $3.50, one package
sold at S6.25 one package sold at 5000,
/ ONE package taken Ia at $3.50 one pack-
age sold at $3.50, two packages sold NJ
$40, three packages sold at $40. one
package sold AT 81 90 three packages
sold at $40, two packages sold at $3.50.
one package sold at $40. Dyo packages
sold al $40, one package sold at 800.
one package sold at $500 one package
sold AT $3.50, one package sold at $3.50,
one package sold at $50, two packages
sold at $500. one package sold at $3.50,
one package sold at $40 one package
sold az $3.50. one package sold at $3.50,
one package sold at 500 one package
sold at $24O, one package sold az $50.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. hhds. filters. II hhds.; cut
ters Sc hhds. leaf dark, 1 hhds. Tugs.
dark. hhds. Total. I'D hhds.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections, bright 106 hhds., q tcs.,
dark. hhds. A. tcs.; reinspcctions bright,
. hdds.. o tcs dark, o hhds., o ties.
Myers. Farmers. Wilson's. Planters,
Shelburne's. Crenshaw's and Soamooke's
tobacco warehouses report to-day: Re
ceipts. 81 packages; deliveries, g. pack
ages.
U. S. Internal Revenue collections for
the city Of Richmond. Va, to-day: Cigars
and cigarettes, Sl122.40; plug tobaccos
S1.4i012 Total, S25G2.52
A small sale of bright loose tobacco
at Davenports warehouse to-day. at
satisfactory prices.
The Planters warehouse had an ami
mated sale OF old and new loose tobacco
to-day.
Registered az the Tobacco Exchange
today: James ". Gray. Petersburg;
T. d. Christian. New York city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
TIE CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Sept. Starry in the session
to-day there was fair trade in wheat,
but after the first four hours the mar
ket was unsteady. Nothing very i'm
portant occurred, although the market
ruled stcader The opening was about a
half cent higher than yesterdays closing,
and during the session advanced * or so
more huctuating with * range Corn
was again active. a good general busi-
ness being transacted. There was large
buying In anticipation OF q bullish govern
ment report. The market for May opened
u higher. but on local realizing went
downH. afterwards rallying sax. closed.
ruling unsettled. the closing price for
May being IkNl above yesterday.
oats were firm in sympathy with corn.
the market closing a higher than yester-
day. Provisions as for the past several
days showed no activity 10 speak Of. A
few transactions were effected I'm short
rib sides. and this indicated that the
market was higher on the advance in
prices for live hogs az the yards. AL
though little doing a firm feeling pre-
vailed. October pork closing with de-
cline Of Be. oct. lard. % above, and oct.
ribs. 27s above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-The following
are the total net receipts Of cotton at
am ports since Sept 1st., 1893: Galveston.
1857 bales: New Orleans. G.G73 bales:
Mobile, 1879 bales: Savannah Hap
bales; Charleston, 80 bales, Wilmington.
Jos bales. Norfolk. 1906 bales; New
York, 200 bales; Boston 113 bales; New
port News. o. Philadelphia, 524 bales;
West Point Va, O. Total 30.5lS bales.
NEW YORK Sept. S-Cotton quiet,
steady; uplands &: Orleans, 81. sales. $50
bales: low middling. 0-1G; good ordi-
nary. G7z; futures closed steady; sales,
1i7 900 bales. Sept. $50; oct, 701; Nov,
S07; Dec. so, Ian, S3l; Feb, Sal;
Mar. $50; April. $50: May. sGS.
NEW YORK. Sept. S-Net receipts.
200 bales; gross. AGA bales; exports.
g. b.. 4.f10 bales: France, 1913 bales.
Continent, 2t0O6 bales; forwarded, 1O7
bales; sales. 1856 bales; spinners, 1888
bales
Total to-day: Net receipts. 1907 bales;
exports, G.. b.. 47GS bales. France,
1872 bales; Continent 1251; stock 243,-
5S3 bales Total so far this week. Net
receipts, 27.651 bales; exports. G. b.. 0.1S3
bales, France. 1917 bales; Continent.
5OG7 bales Total since Sept 1st: Net
receipts. 305lS bales; exports, g. b.. H.
4G3 bales; France. LIZ; Continent, 1907.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
MEN We MEET.

Ex-Governor Briggs of Delaware IS said
to be the largest peachgrower Ia the world.
T. Hammond Trumbull. the antiquarian
OF Hartford, is the only person living who
can read Elliott's Indian Bible.
Mr. g. A. Sala and Mr.. Gladstone are
said to be the only men in Great Britain
who can speak Italian without trace OF
accent.
G. =. Huntington Of California IS said to
still pay close attention to the hardware
store that gave him his first start in bust
ness on the Pacific coast.
Hamilton Mckay Twombly, son-in-law
Of the late William H. Vanderbilt, is build
inga palatial residence on his country es-
tate, Deer Park. Madison, y. J.
Earl Spencer, the first lord Of the British
admiralty, is a great lover of books. At
his family residence, Althorp Park. are IL
rooms filled with choice volumes.
n. G. Creole, the founder Of Creole,
Colo, who was a poor man a few years
ago, has purchased for $4,000 a house in
Los Angeles. where he intends to reside for
his health.
Little Wound, the new chief Of the Sioux
Nation, is feet tall, 20 years old and got
his name from an injury to his ankle re-
ceived in battle with white men when he
was ~ years old.
Mr.. Labouchere has for manE years set
aside part Of the profits OF the London
Truth rs n sinking fund for the defense Of
libel suits, and il is said 20 amount to some
thing like 10000
Basil Benton cf Calvert county, Md,
though totally blind, can make as good
shingles with q drawing knife as anybody
and can easily tell by touch whether the
single is perfect or not.
Colonel Joseph McKibben, one Of the sec
onds Of Senator Broderck Of California in
his fatal duel with Judge Terry, is living
on an estate on the Virginia side of the
Potomac not far from Washington
Lord Roberts, the hero Of the great march
from Candahar 10 Cabul, is said to have
horror Of cats. He cannot sit I'm the same
room with one, and he is able, without see
ing it, to detect the feline presence by in
stinct.
"Old Hutch" benjamin p. hutchinson,
who was born in Lynn. Mass, began life
as a shoemaker, went west and made slO,-
0O,OC0 by speculation, has sold his seat in
the Chicago board Of trade and retired
without assets.
Major William Mckinley, Jr., of Ohio
will drop the ar" as soon az he ends his
present term. He did not discard Il on the
death Of his father, because he was elected
as William Mckinley, Jr, >" and he feared
complications should he make the change
George Bingham. who went 10 California
in 1910 in the celebrated sloop Yorktown,
and who was present at the raising Of the
historic bear flag at Monterey which made
California a republic, is almost 76 years
old, and his hair and beard are as white as
snow
Ebenezer Burgess Ball Of Washington,
who claims 90 be the nearest living relative
Of George Washington, and who looks like
the latters portrait, has had bis claims in
that respect confirmed by the Sons OF the
American Revolution He keeps little
cigar store in the rotunda Of the pension
Office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
vr CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEI.
oeerne. and Sale. Mt the Richmond To-
tseeo Ischanee-in'ernal Revenue
eolec,ions-Foreign AdVices.
- rnRK srocK MARKET.

,.,.,y Work. sept S-Durlng the first
~, ,,,,r ~ business she bears were ia
.'.' .....e..on ~ the Stock Market. the
4..' '....-r.nt Of ten million dollars bonds
~ ho controlled companies OF
g. ...-, GAS hayng led TO general sell
...q,mcnt chicago Gas. OF course,
i. .l. rreafesf sufferer in Che decline
" followed. the stock breaking 35s In
l.st f.W minutes of business. out
NJ hn stock The Joss was equal
Nh. psr cent. Rock Island, General
r. American Cous0,s, and Union
r.lc being prominent I'D ."' uo"H-
r...eme1t Toward III O'Clock sup
... orlers eorc put in Chicago Gas,
XXI. quickly rallied two points, This
IS. inward tendency and the rest
.... f.v rI.rc was a. steady improve
mo increasing strength of the mar
cancelled some 81 the lesser lights
...r.e 'front.' and In their anxiety
Ed hack their contracts they ma
.....r a.ll the bulls in their work or
.....r up prices. The extent OF the in
l was larger than most operators
50 .ny lea Of The gain 10 prices
- from ! t0 90 per cent. Chicago
..-. G.l Evansville Ierre Haute
... .aU...... $40 ~. tf.f ga h"hNtf
.0.aace. E.. Lake Shore, 5is. Bur
quincy 5., ST. Paul, and Rock
.. 81. each. ID. q O. 23s, ST. Paul
4. J.. 4.. @chi Delaware q Hudson.
IS. E.. 80, ~. L., %. The rise in
ks England vas accompanied by the
rr that the company had secured
entrance into Sew York city. The rise
Evansville a. Terre Haute was due
.. adjustment of the internal troubles
. H. prospect OF an early removal OF
.. rcFership AS a rule the best
.s of she day were current 90 the
Sales listed stocks. 227,OO0 shares,
5000 shares.
treasury balances. Coin. $jl,s7S00O;
y. SIa0ip0o
..W YORK. Sept S Money on call
.. t.en easy. ranging from TO 4, last
.at @. and closing offered al 3. Prime
rtUa paper. Npl2 per cent. Bar
....-. 1913. Mexican dollars. 500. Ster-
~ Exchange U.s. dun with actual bust
..s 40 bankers bills at 4S2HQS3 for 90
.s ana 4A5i11s6 for demand. Posted
.,..r. 4S1Sp., commercial bills, 60 days.
trs,2. demand 4Sp40Nj. Government
IS strong state bonds dull. Railroad
- firm. Silver at the stock Exchange
.r WAS neglected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
GASTRIC JUICE.

Eggs covered with cold water and re
moved the instant the water boils will be
found delicate and tender
A fruit cake is greatly improved by be
ing steamed for two hours before baking
aud will require about an hours less time
in baking.
French chestnuts and salted pistachio
nuts are popular bits between courses, but
salted almonds cannot be displaced while
an epicure survives 70 sip his claret.
A fruit ice is easily made by rubbing
quart OF fruit through coiander and add
ing & cupful Of water as sweet as honey
Mix with this the Unbeaten whites OF three
fresh eggs and freeze, stirring constantly
Waking the Doring Court.
Gambetta. prior 10 the overthrow of the
emplre. was addressing the court In behalf
OF a prisoner when suddenly be perceived
that the presiding judge was yisibly doz-
in0 He paused for minute, and then,
bringing down his fist with a terrible
thump on the desk in front Of him, he
shouted in his most resonant and clarion
like voice AS | was saying before the
awakening OF the courtP This apostrophe
was Immediately punished by the indig-
nant judge suspending the young lawyer
from practlcing his profession for period
OF two months.
Less energetic, yet equally effective. was
Maitre Rouse, who. having likewise OBJ
served that the presiding magistrate was
induging in nap, suddenly stopped talk
ing. The prolonged silence. which lasted
four minutes, had the effect OF awakening
the Judge, and as soon as he opened his eyes
Maitre Rouse made a profound bow and
resumed his speech as follows "As | was
saying, Messiears de la Cour, at your last
audience" laying special stress on the word
"last." The reproof was so delicate that
everybody smiled, even incsaiing the judge
himseIL-S&a francisco ,rgonaut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Sept $3.50 p. NJ
Cotton quiet. prices steady; American
middling. Az; sales, 10000 bales; Ameri-
can. Goo bales; specie and export 800
bales; receipts. 1000 bales; American
none. Futures firm, demand fair; Ameri-
can middling Sept. as; Oct-Nov, 4 ga
-; Nov-Dcc, 4 25q2G; Dec-Jan, -;
Jan-Feb 4 2S029. Teb-Mar., 4 81; Mar
April. 433 Tenders, 100 bales new dock
cts and 500 old.
Weekly cotton statistics: Sales Of the
week 5000 bales; American. A. 600 bales;
forwarded from ships side 10 spinners,
5000 bales; export. 1000 bales. total
import. 1900 bales; American, 1900
bales; total stock, 1,t1SO00 bales; Ameri-
can, $4,000 bales. total anoat $4,000
bales, American, $4,000 bales; Spectators
took ZOO bales; exporters took 2,4O0.
4 +. M.-Sept., 42SQ20; Sept-Oct., 42S
buyers; Dct-Nov, 42SQ20; Nov-Dec.,
429d30: pec-Jan, 43l sellers; Jan-Feb.,
ABB sellers; Feb-Mar. 4.3j value; Mar
April. 4.31 buyers; April-May, AS buyers.
Futures closed firm at the advance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

Insomnia has been successfully treated
by electricity
Work will shortly be commenced on the
transafrican telegraph.
A direct telegraph cable line between
Australia and Canada is expected TO be
completed in two years.
At the congress Of electricians IN Chica-
90 the ocean telephone from Europe to
America was suggested as one Of the posi-
bilities.
Electric traction is becoming common
throughout Italy The most recent tram
way to be opened for traffic runs between
Milan and Mona. distance Of 10 miles.
The Westinghouse company has perfect
cd dynamo which automatically produces
tust the amount Of current needed FOR any
number OF lights within the capacity ofthe
machine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
NEW oRLEANs corroN MARKEr

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. S.-Futuru
barely steady; sales. 4O1OO bales. Sept.
Id5; oct, no; Nov, Isl: Dec, 7ai;
Jan. sos; Feb, SD: Mar. 500
NEW ORLEANS Sept S.-Crop move
ment Sept lst 10 Sth inclusive: Accord
ing TO Secretary Hester's New Orleans
Cotton Exchange report issued to-day.
the new commercial year Of 1894 opens
with much smaller movement Of cot
ton than has been shown I'm either last
year or year before. The statement
covers tine past week and the first eight
days OF the season. making the amount
OF the American cotton crop brought into
sight for the week 1861 bales. against
60 sal bales In September, 1892. and 100
SG0 bales the same time In 1901 For the
eight days OF September the movement
into sight has been 1890 bales. against
~. sol and ~ .ST3 bales. showing fan
Ing of Of 81 per cent. from last year. and
90 from the year before Foreign OK
ports for the new year have been 1917
bales. against I0O0S bales last year. and
the total takings Of American mills.
North and South. were 2SOG5. against
47.3ff bales, the latter including II .7Gf
bacs by Northern epinners, against
81 GO bales last season. Since the close
OF the commercial year stocks at Ameri-
can ports and the twenty-nine leading
Southern interior centers have been IN
creased 2.40s bales. against an Increase
FOR the same period last season Of 49, 40
bales, and are now 234. 036 bales larger
than at this date last year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09


N-N YORK. Sept. S-rto,r ,c,t,..
trmcr. winter wheat loo, cro.3,.
-ia. fair TO fancy. % 4s93 A.. 49,
s. $500 400: Minnesota cleo 80
t'rAis' 4oOQ44j. Southern flour
H'n' common TO fair extra. 21o0
, t'.a 20 choice do. 315QA25. Wheat
I~il.y active, No. 2 red store and
''t't; ahoat, 7O5. Opuprs
NIons at 130Ac. advance.
r,- I.n az '-nl over yesterday. with
l'le.octr uH; Dee. 75i5. corn
f''.l 40. 2. asa elevator. 4Si.0
'puons moderately active ard
Closing firm. Sept. Az. OCT
.. ., ~ oats. spot. 30. hiehor
... ...e options fairly active
pr. 81. Ocl. 3lB. Nov 2on
o,i, di4: mixed western.
...... ".e o', ahQa0 Beet dun.
... f' lu4I2. extra mess. 7s07
hams dull 1850 Tlerccd beer
extra mess. l5Q IL. Cut meats
SIS, picked bellies pat. hams.
s nominal: lard dun nrmer;
steam at s.. city S0S4. Sent
. $40. Refined quiet: continent
Ik firm. fairly active. Cotton,
quiet steady crude 8O23f. vel
'''' 'I'NIN IllIs W aAD1nEiuu.
$500. 'n bulk 215. BosIn. 10: tur-
.. Quiet; steady. S0 Rice active.
o.e.ic fair 10 extra. 8lkT55. Mo-
.... .". Now Orleans open kettle.
o.. choice. &On3S. quiet. steady.
t... options opened irregular closed
r- lo up 90 % down. Sept.
ST.. Now. 1870: Jan. 1s3sd55:
s.. May ~. Sugar raw. quiet.
g.. Tar refining. 2: centrifucals. oe
,...' refined FIRMS No G. Aa.a15-1G.
r.......A f-, cut-loaf. 5}s05 1916:
l. '"lfali-lG Frciehts. LIVER
O.. We weak; cotton, "a.
.r.... quotations. Flour firm. prices
3d. , '.her no. spring wheat G50
o,. o. I.i o., 80. 2 corn. 40. No. .
i... mess pork. 1Gt2n0t7iL.
t...t snort rib sides. 101Oa15. drv
r... 'oli'rs Ch0ycD. 725a5O. short
t ol5WO. Whlskcy 1.12.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09

TRlCE. . Cenia
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TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.

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