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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14
Death Came Also.

high inauguated by the FLUTES accompanied
pomp other like devasaons Suicide
The number deaths suicide
rightful the past few weeks
financial including
setdestruction attributed to other
knowledge
on the list il the wstw q
Trade Chicago suicide day!
horid of desolation and destruonthe gold
revoluion-and will have
when have all shed and only blood remains
suicded Merchants Hotel
Paula the debase themselves
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14

writer this same gives the following Figures reply to
some bond holder who the people satisfied
comproers shows has doubled
last twelve years OF there's Georgia
now nan Then But the that then
d at $5 and the bale produced pce5
$O Now this land
and out OF which the
is $35, and grow richer rcher'' ' - r p'e'
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14

It amusing to hear the bugs talk hghns morality the
business when all dukes snobs
pudang breakfast dinner supper
ea Morals finance for the vegetable bugs The parasites
bedbugs ce gers dukes etc. etc. puda
at will.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14
GEORGIA
The Living Issue of Atlanta saws:

The Living Issue of Atlanta says:
The OF has Chicago anarchists who
were convicted rotng the famous
that
where that the he'll hounds
put the policemen hang the
anarchists There country anarchists but there
less room for injustice work ' NV 00i0
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14
More Of the Democratic Conspiracy

More OF the Democratic Conspiracy.
The progress the vast scheme OF
the democratic enwrap popus
oughly known.
The democrats gained by getting the thought
main faithful to the reform The republicans gained
OF converted Between the the pop
were broken between two mllstones
The development both Donney
Its folds after Livingston McAster s. Hail.
and thrown overheard
will Donney denounce Fish as
traitor and in the language
time We have referred to Macune before We article
month DID, from Tom paper published Atlanta
show you the magnitude Of the conspiracy.
Congressman Watson says:
It the high duty which reform the
S a $ sSd
Let calmly consider the evidence scheme
tt show
Existence
s Gs
aons with the National Union Company his distribution
. - w s,s
s size, directed man -
Box rF s., zs zsssr Ga"
on Of these envelopes has the printed direction:
= ~ " - The NAr'os M .s Esesoa Il :
The other envelope has the printed direction:
"Return to
AMERICAN 1 III Fi,s G &C.
envelopes with the official stamp the
government thus
Wy. .w4 Isl ssao PC,
Roth were mailed at tho nace a I'M May 49, a 1922 H.
the hand, as writing shows -
letter that Kennsy the
o
but "S,s % to Ss es ta
Opening the other envelope find in circular letter precisely
and color but to come from Fifth Avenue Ne"
FL
as Of the n 3%
ssts s sPs tor the s the
especially from the Demo
subscriptions way very sngu
but offers cent on the industries In other vors he
Bs%oe ouS extend the circulation OF the
Examining particular American
we find ID an tract from its the
this what
Democratic party and little chance other
having evolved this
Macune awkward bungng STYLE the Importance
With The oSss st being Ing
Party and people who expect anything from consider
paper Macune stripe
.ee 1s G fail
the why the bastard pref
ty boy.
did the people together
horse the Bosses"
Forgot t guess
kind thu Dc q ss: s ss
South Georgia pond miles and inches Deep becomes
val to the lakes.
Kns:S $ s %
Of the the other Wall Street. The
the other bags The bats the the other catches e
The Economist lane leads into Wall street fold.
Maunes converts invites the forward to receive the
blessings of Grover Cleveland
apostle te door the Economist church. and
happiness himself the fragrant embrace
National Democratic Committee
Both managed by the both from the office
both The Democrats control the
y control the other The facts plain the cumsy ad
ud wonder suppon be thus
and deraud the farmer vote.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14
Veragua and the Sherlffs.

Duke OF only magnificent
fed him at the hotel 3d. worth
subjects rebng and resisting the
but the sheriff seized his
he has gone home how he compound his debts
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14
Right of Public Meeting.

thing which the constitution Of the United States
is the right public meeting But today
who believe the the human and change
the society for better denied the right
nothing what the plutocats call the socasic element
cranks FOOLS anarchists No real organization anarchists
exists King George the Boston Commones
the red flag type Whatever the despots call they
right falkland rave they whunder the
when they do something reasonable least
public hrngs have right
meetings. And within fortnight several meetings
broken up by force
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14
WhitelaW Reid

WhltelaW Keld
puppy the New York Tribune from Horace Greeley
old hero manac DOOM bought his nomination as Vice
President fought labor unions twelve
years. which modern pucracy
been breed from apes and canelkkersl
He Ingalls, the knife knife to the
ht uxorous rascal with hints that his family
lation that politics he Reid black
rascal!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14
CALIFORNIA

The city council Of labor Of Los Angeles
cang that control the currency
the people without the private banks only
out of the present financial difficulty.
The house branch Of the legislature Of this state
mortal to ownership railroads
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
NORTH STATE NEWS NOTES.

Major Nelson, Of oxford, who mad oeeh
suffering from exposure for some GAYS,
died Thursday morning at ~ ocloch'
never fully recovered consciousness.
If Is creitable TO the health Of the town
that In a place the size OF Henderson
with more than 5000 inhabitants 'he,
was not a single death among ltS peoplc
during the month of December.
gentleman from Roxboro says that
the nartridges in that section are so poor
that the dogs can catch them on the iise'
Thev have not been able TO get nluCh "
eat for the past three weeks on account
of the snow and ice.
Revenue Oflcers Patterson, OF Ashe-
vile. and Welker, Of Greensboro ina1e "
seizure Of Dorsett's disteillery, In DaVio-
son county, Saturday. They tound I'VE
t,ers of whisky in an clubhouse. Every
thing else was all right
Mr. Bob Smith. OF High Point, ia ex-
htbitipt a petrihed mushroom at the com
mercial Bank. which he got on hicAoIy
log in the Yadkin river. The mushroom
IS as large as your fist, weil-shapeo' anu
retaining the fine chiseling or nature
Mourning Dixon, living near Bah ,ma'
formerly Of Person county, is the motheI
of twenty-four children. and she mas
daughter who is the mother OF siNte-h
children. Mourning Is now over one nun
dred years old and very active. She can
walk a mile as quick as young woman
Captain Elias Bryan, father OF Mrs. e.
Parrish and Il. l.. Bryan, or Durham
died Saturday morning at the home OF ms
daughter. Mrs A. G. Budd, OF LockVllle'
On Chatham county. He was eighty-siN
wears of age. and very active man Tor
one Of his years.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Jesse Gaskey'
who lives near the knitting mills, at SANS
hurry. went out into the yard to cut some
wood. and while she was away her little
how. between two end three years OF age.
caught fire in the house and was burned
60 badly that he died shortly after mid
night.
II Is rather singular that at this season
Of the wear a great many OF the wells IN
Charlottee are going dry. In the eastern
section OF the city there are very Few
wells that have anything like an ordinary
sunplv of water, and many OF then are
nerfectly dry. This condition Of affairs
is due 10 a long-continCed lack or rain
fall and not the freeze.
There are at the experiment station In
Raleigh a number OF bags filled with all
the various varieties OF grain that can be
raised In North Carolina. They are really
for shipment, and will be forwarded TO
Chicago. where they will be placed on ex-
bibition in the agricultural department OF
the Worlds Fair building. After the
F'air they will be placed for permanent
exhibition in Washington, ID. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
CRISP TIRGIYIA NEWS NOTES.

John Hennessey, Esp., He'd at his home
in West Bristol at l:4O o'clock Monday
afternoon.
1t is reported that the offices Of the Shen-
andoah Valley division of the Norfolk
and Western railroad will be moved from
Shenandoah TO Hagerstown.
While feeding a fodder-cutter on the
farm OF Captain Niche, In Abemarle
county, last week. Bailey Scott had four
fingers Of the right hand cut of.
r. G. Logan. Of Chicago, has bought the
Bible used by John Brown during his con-
fnement in jail at Charlestown, w. Va,
before his execution, which took place on
December 2, 1859.
Mr.. Charles Cowling, one Of Alexandria
most popular citizens, died at the In
change Hotel about 3 o'clock Monday
morning Of pneumonia after an illness Oh
little over week.
1t is reported that IL the new under
ground electric railway system, now pelhg
put In on the Washington and Arlington
road, is a success, a branch road Will be
built through Alexandria and Fairfax
counties TO Falls Church.
Edwin Barbour at one time editor OF
paper at Culpeper. and subsequently at
Rig Stone Gap. has gone to New York 10
staff of the Sun. He is son of Hon
b. Johnson Barbour. nephew Of the late
Senator Barbour, and author of the VIZ
ginia Mavericks"
It Is reported that increased mail facili-
| ties are to be provided on the Valley
| line of the Baltimore and Ohio In the
| next month. AZ present the trans ieaN-
ing stanton at 704 and 1214 for the
| North. and at $50 going South carry
and distribute local mail, the l2I4 train
only between Lexington and Woodstock
At Hoge's store. Giles county, Va last
Thursday, Miss Anna Snyder had mar. mar
row escape from death. She was visiting
at the home OF her brother-in-law MT
| John r. S. Hoge. While standing near the
stove Miss Snyder's clothes caught aiiie.
| ca In n moment the flames had almost
/ enveloped her. Her sister, MIS-. hoSe
| succeeded in extinguishing the hre De-
fore she was badly burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
NEW Work PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Flcur dull and buy
ers holding off on the break In wheat mar
ket steady; Southern -four quiet and steady
Wheat moderately active and easier; options
lower; No. red, S0l39SOS4c. store and ele-
vatOr; S1GS1Ac. afoat. Options opened
steady at a decline Of 3sQl9c., reacted 1s9
SC and closed steady at $sm&c. under yes
terday; No. red. January, 799Sc.; February,
SOIlc. May, S39sc.
Corn-Spot duh and lower No 2, 32A9
527sc. elevator; 53l4Q537sc. afioat; steamer
mixed. 52ts652Stc Options moderately ac-
tive and weak at &c. lower; January, 52Ac.;
February 5294c. May. 53hc.
oats dull and easier; options dull, lower
and weak; January, 3S34c.; February, 3s1sc:;
No. 3. $50; do. white, 4l%@iZc.; NO .
ssDfi39ltc.: mixed Western, 300 401ac.
Coffee-Opticns opened firm and unchanged
~ 10 points up and closed steady at 5ml5
points up; January, $1655Q16.65; February,
S1645; May, $1610d16.20; September, Sl6.l5
616 90: spot Rio firm and quiet; No. Z, 1914
Sugar-Raw firm and dull; refined quiet
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans
steady and In fair demand
Petroleum quiet and steady.
RYE In good demand and firm
Gotten seed oil quiet and easy; crude,
| DE: yellow, 46ikd47c.
Rosin dull and steady.
Turpentine quiet and firm at S+d3il9c,
pork quiet and easier; old mess, Sl75O9
| IL "A; new mess, S1s.25Q1S.5O.
Peanuts quiet.
Beef quiet and steady; beef hams dull and
firm. tierced beef duh and firm; cut meats
inactive and strong; middles quiet and nomi-
nal. -
Lard opened weak and closed Arm; Western
steam closed at St1O5; January, sll.OO;
NAV. $1,000. Refined quiet and steady
Grain freights dull and weak; cotton
| Sc "a Grain 15Sd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, I'LL, Jan. 1S-Everything was
weak and lower on Change To-Day though
,boro was recovery in the final transactions.
Comnared with last night wheat Is off &c,
corn a.c oats &C. pork 2715c. and ribs
oothc. Lard sc. up. LlQuidations of long
e.nff was the order of the day. but some
fr,.sh buying came in on the decline. The
uvclicst rally occurred in provisions when
Cudahay and Fairbanks stretched forth their
hands and lifted their specialties out of the
slough. -.
Cash Ouotations-Flour strong and quota
ticns unchanged: No. spring and red wheat,
zee No. . corn, 43c.; No. oats, MA4
8ii5c.; pork S17OOa1712l4; lard. 5000;
ribs 80, 4Sd955; sailed shoulders, SOSla
$1,000; clear sides, Si0.z0Ql0.S0; whisky
- vi
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total net receipts at all ports. la,o7s bales;
exports 20 Great Britain. lila hale,; Con-
tincnt, 1927 bales: stock. .0S7, Ois bales.
Cotton futures steady: January. 9.36a9.3S;
February. 94S@9.4f; March. 9.53M955:
April. 962M9.63; May. 9.7000.1: June
NU9010: July, 9.S24o.si, August. 9.979
GALVESTON. Jan. 1S.-Cotton steady;
middiing. 9A: net receipts. 2.si2 bales; sales.
LIZ bales; stock. 10s.Oo3 bales; Continent,
6.lS9 bales.
NORFOLK. Jan. 1s-Cotton dull; mid
ding. 9%; net receipts, 10l5 bales; sales,
1Ol3 bales; stock. 44,0is bales; Coastwise,
40 bales
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1s.-Cotton nominal
middlmg 0'k gross receipts 206 bales;
stock, 30.7i2 bales; Great Britain. 1,723
bales: Coastwise 1900 bales; Continent,
1{O lalcS
BOSTON. Jan. 1s.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding Oh; net receipts, 433 bales; gross re-
ccipts, 1890 bales.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 1s.--Cotton dull: mid
ding 9ia; net receipts. 80 bales; stock,
15,o0i bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1s.-Cotton dull
middiing, 97s; net receipts, 127 bales stock,
10. 800 bales.
SAVANNAH Jan. 1S.-Cotton dull: mid
ding. 94; net receipts. 1,0fs bales: sales,
30 bales; stock. 81. lis bales; Coastwise
AS bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1s.-Cotton steady;
middling. Q BIC: net receipts 5,911 bales
| gross receipts. 5,946 bales sales, 1900 bales
stock $3.50 bales: Coastwise, 1894 bales
MOBILE. Jan. 1S.-Cotton quiet mid
ding. 9is; net receipts, 1T bales; sales
200 bales: stock. 80. 039 bales; Great Britain
! Z, 40S bales; Coastwise. 325 bales
MEMPHIS. Jan. 1s.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding, 9ia; net receipts, 1888 bales; gros;
receipts, 1,540 bales: sales, 750 bales; stock
1O7 9l3 bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 1s.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 9%; net receipts 11S bales; sales
205 bales; stock, 42.51s bales
CHARLESTON. Jan. 1S-Cotton quiet
middling, e's; net receipts, 04S bales stock
| as. sos bales.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1s.-Cottcn steady
middling. 93, net receipts, 325 bales; sales
% bales: stock. 5.12l bales.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1S.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding, 9A.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1S-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 8 GIG; net receipts, 6l3 bales; gros
receipts. 1.S24 bales; sales, 500 bales; stock
IS $40 bales.
| HOUSTON. Jan. 1S-Cotton steady; mid
ding, 9A: net receipts. 2,596 bales; sales
ISIS bales; stock. 30.225 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1S.-Futures steady
sales, 70, 100 bales; January, 9.26: February
9.35; March, 0.41; April, 9.4S; March, 9.5S
June, go; July, 9.65.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
TnRACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. IL 1898
No offerings Of tobaccos at auction Oh
Change today. -u -
Private sales reported 10 the secretary Oh
ne Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY; wrap
pcrs. hcgshcads; huers, u; smokers A.
mcs Brighu. L. Total, 20 hossheads,
The tobacco inspector reports TO-DAY Al,
spections- Bright. . hogsheads; western
hegsboads. Reluspecuons-B Bright 20 hogS-
heads ,,.or
Farmers Allegheny. Crenshaw's' Daven-
r,rt's Planters SA0ckCo and Seabfooh >
tobacco warehouses report today Receipts
81 packages, deliveries, 81 packages.
United States internal revenue collec'ionS
FOR tine city Of Richmond Va, to-uay
Cigars and cigarettes, $5S6.9j; plug toDac0os'
Szs14.4s. Total, $3.2Ol.4 AZ.
lrre conrier-Journal Of Monday morning
January 16. 1893, reports the LouisviIe M
q. t.,o.0 market for the past week AS follows
..l.. .al.s This week were 3.2lO hogsneaos'
a. which 1sG hogsheads were sold prlNately'
Tor the corresponding week last year lne
s...s we're 325l OF this weeks sales Z'oad
l...heads were OF the crop Of lSJ2 ana OBJ
az oder crops: 247l hurley aud 150 daIk'
,.l., elections this week were 800 hOgsheanS'
,,.f~sf re for the corresponding week iaS'
,..r mo reflections this week have peeh
f. ...~ cent 81 tine sales which is less IMAM
rI. .,..~oee for the past twelve months
I....t,,s ,fis week were =, 723 hogsheads-
,r.. market this week has reversed the
r...,,d ~ last week A week ago quotations
,..... ,,arled down: this week they go up
N.,y l,,rlev Is ibmlc per pound higher
1te market closed strong o.so,.e % no
Iie Tobacco Exchange is oi"''e"
closed today
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
rHr CLOSING QUorArIoNs or
NOME.
ooerinr. and sales al the Richmond To-
bacco Ixchange-fnternsi Revenue
Conections-Foreign Adsicos.

INV YORK. Jan. 1S.-Mouey on call easy
-, p IN 3 per cent. and closing offered at
CO.. cont. prime mercantile paper, 5hmGia
D.. cent. sterling exchange quiet and firm;
Sod rates. 4S7@4S9; commercial bills.
ISL ftSu.. Government bonds dull and
....5,. southern state bonds neglected
f...pts only fair, active and firm.
.toithStanding the slight setback given
. stock market yesterday by the liberal
...Hlations and the operations Of the bear
b.. raiders the street today was again fun
f ufdcuee. even "a the face II the threat
....i oufco Of gcld on saturday. The mar
10 paid nt.le attention 90 adverse Influences
f fno course Of prices with some inter
..-.ons and exceptions. vas almost steadily
,..,~d throUgboat the session. The bullish
t..ae was pronounced al the opening when
,-..s were from "a 10 = per cent. higher
r hose Of last night The features In
... carly part Of the day were Manhattan
-.f sugar for strength and Dis.iueTs and
>.,v England for weakness. but even these
q ICED 10 rcmail 50 for any great length OF
,.. and the former. on coed inside buying,
s..ral % final gain Of per cent. Sugar was
s.r,rc throughout closing with a final gain
% o-. per cent. Cordage became a special
f.st,-e very late In the day, but was lifted
S.. rer cent. Manhattan again fuctrAted
rso.dly over a range OF per cent. but final
:, reacted from its lowest point and was
.'ntalncd upon a considerably higher level
man last night, its final gain being only
per cent Hooking Coal recovered a por-
ZION Of IFS loss and New York and Northern
r-cferred continued to advance. Among
railroad stocks there was mere strength IN
Louisville and Nashville on purchase 10y
London. and in Northern Pacific preferred
which was advanced on the covering opera
ions Of prominent room operator. Their
gains were rs and 1% per cent. respective
". In TIM general list the opening advances
were added to but slowly until late IN the
dav. when the upward movement became
more pronounced aud everything moved Tor
ward the close being strong az or near me
N,st prices Of the day. sales STOCKS ""o'VVO
Shares. 49, -. ooo -
rencv. $500. 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 1S.-Flour hrm
end unchanged. .,a ,oo,o.v
7oisa7oSc.. February, 79Ac.; May. s2lZg
sostc.. steamer No. 2 red, 76l2c
Corn weak; mixed spot, 5S1s.a >59sc'; Jan.
nary 53c asked; February, 5lhc. asked;
Ma 20. steamer mixed, 5212@52ac';
White corn. by sample, 54G55c'' yellow
Oats steady TO firm; No white "eSte"n'
41GI42c No. 2 mixed. do, 3Sa3sl2e'
Hay steady. vaA
Provisions firm and unchanged.
Butter very firm. nj ..o.s Cot,
cooee steady and active; Rio cargoes iair'
1salc.: No. T. 16hc. ar.
snga, arm and quiet; granplased' A'sc.
Copper strong.
whisky unchanged - ~. Sortn.
etocks-yirginil threes, II ASKED Nortn-
arm central. 69AN69lz; Baltimore and ONO
southwestern frsts, 1864 bid; do hast IN
comes 7sH bid; do. second incomes. 80; 90.
.hIrd incomes. 1OGi1015: Consolidated Gas
bonds. fl3M; do. stock, 59Haoo'
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ST, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO, Jan. 1S.-Flour easier
but unchanged.
Wheat heavy all day and closed We. under
yesterday; cash, 69Ac.; May. 75190IJfsc
COrn-Cash lower at 3S9sc. Options ad-
vanced &C., but dropped back and closed
about as yesterday: March. 40hc.; May, ABE.
Oats lower at SIC; May, Base.
Whisky Stcidy at Sf.35.
Bagging and cotton ties unchanged
Provisions lower and not much doing; old
pork. $500; new, $500.
Lard. $1,000
Loose dry sailed shoulders 1925; longs
and ribs $3.50; shorts, 500; strips, $925
boxed lots 1jc. more.
Pacon- Shoulders, s962h longs and ribs
si0-s713; shorts, $ll.OO.
Sugar-cured hams, S14.O0d1450.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. jan. 1S-Noon.- Cotton
steady, with but little doing; American mid
ding 51: sales. 1000 bales: American,
6.7OO bales: speculation and export, 1000
bales; receipts, 1900 bales; American, 1900
bales. Futures steady; Febulry- March,
3 5-64G5 Ca; arch-April. 66490 7-64;
April-May, S.64Q5 9-64 May-June, 1904
as 11-64: June-July 1l-64@5 1854; July
August, 14-64. Tenders, 700 new dockets
and 400 old.
4P. M.-January, 6-64. sellers; January
February, 6-64, sellers: February March,
3 6-64. sellers; March-April, 7-6i. buy ers
April-May, 9-64. sellers; May-June. 1904
as liza; June-July, 1854 buyers; July
August 14-64, values; August September,
3 1894, sellers. Futures closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
FINANCIAL.
VIRGINIA State Debt ! !

The VIRGINIA BONDHOLDERS COM
MITTEE (of New York; having requested
the Distributing Commission under the plan
aud Proposition for the Adjustment Of the
Debt of Virginia. dated November %, 1850,
to proceed 10 adjust the distribution of the
New State Bonds 10 be issued in settlement
OF the debt, holders OF Bonds or Coupons
interested in the distribution desiring to
make any communication to the Commits
sioners on the subject OF the distribution
ara requested TO do so before the 25tn of
January. 1893. after which date the Commits
soners will proceed to the consideration OF
the matter.
All communications must be made in trip
licste and typewriter or printed and sent
TO Mr.. Phillips Smalley. secretary OF the
Commission. care OF Central Trust Com
pany. New York.
New York, January IL. 1893
y. J. PHELPS, n;o,ribr.ing
JOHN II. DANIELL. Cnmmission.
S. " BRAIIHWAIIE,J
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50. 2Ja3. rs; feeders. s4.OoQ425; cows. $3.50
d375.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 1900;
market 1J920c. lower; mixed and packers,
SI.3JQ7.50; prime heavy and butchers
weights. s7.GOGi7.75; prime light, s7.4og7 As;
other lights, s7.30d7.36.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments, LOO;
market slow at 1Qq15c. lower; lambs 15920c.
lower; natives, $4OOa3.25; Western, S5.0Je5
5,25; yearling wetbers s5.25g5.Jo; lambs,
S5.50G625.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. 1S.-Flour active
and steady.
Wheat scarce and st-o1y; No. 2 red, 73c.
Corn stronger; No. ? mixed. 43A443hc.
Oats steady; No. mixed 36c.
Pork easier at $lS.2j.
Lard dun at S10.62I5.
Bulk meats lower to sell at $9.62i4ld9.75.
Bacon in light demand at S1f.25ai1.J0.
Whisky steady and quiet at S1.35.