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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-01-27
n Office FOR PRE-EMpr1oN PROOF.
Samuel Mclean, Pre-. ID. S. No a0z1

samuel Mclean, Pre-. d. s. No 4071
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON. IDAuoI
notice Is hereby given that the ioIiowI,o
named settler has filed notice of his inieptinSS
10 make final proof in support of his claim ana
~ ~, sai1 proof VIII be made before the CisrI
~ ~ tne district Court at Mt Idaho, Idaho on
January 30, 1898, viz: Au"no' oh
SAMUEL MCLEAN,
for the + u S + ). Sec "a and [Np,<Soo-
I 81 n, K IE, b NJ ~ y AZ = sec 20.
III ne names the following witnesses to prove
nt oGintihuous residence upon and cultivation
John I sherwood, Clip Lahore. d. G.. Cow.
ing ana J. Is. York, all OF Clearwater Idabo
&. M. DAY, Register
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-01-27

"A. Il. Butterlield, of the Idaho
Commercial Co., Weiser. arrived
here on Tuesdays stage on business
connected with the development of
the quartz claims in the Crooks
Corrall country in which he and
this editor are jointly interested.
A joint combination shaft was sunk
last year to a depth of Al feet at a
point near the intersection of the
two claims, and the ore in volume
and value justifies further develop
ment. The quartz is largely de-
red iron oxide. CARRYING
gold principally, but also small
value in silver. Work will be re-
snmed on the shaft at once by the
former workman, Mr.. Smith.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-01-27

The Weiser Signal announces
the death at Meadows, on January
8, of Mrs. Mamie Morris, wife of
Fred L: Morris and daughter-in-law
OF Mrs. WI. Kelly of Warrens. Mr..
and Mrs. Morris arrived at Mea-
dows from Wichita, Kansas, on
Thanksgiving day, with the inten-
ton of proceeding to Warrens and
spending the winter there, but ow-
ing to storms in the mountains and
the condition of the lady they were
Obliged to remain in Meadows for
the winter. On the morning of Jan
uary 8 she gave birth to fine bow
and expired shortly after.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Gi8entbiimlihfciten eincS
SersugS.

Dor Sursem purbe bes Ser3o9s
9usult BON 8ot6a= =slltenbur9 9eDa6t,
Der 1904 sur &esierun9 9elangt. Elm
SObn oes aus9eiei9neten Grmit ii.
uno Der 8robpater (miitterliderieits)
unieres ieBt resierenoeu Sersoss mar.
Seine Gigentbiimli6teiten waren sabl-
reid, pon ieinen baroden 2aunen uno
iib.rrdldenoen Ginfdlleu ersdblt man
li6 nod INNER, unb es intereiiirt piel=
leidt Sbre 9eler, etiuas bapon su. ere
fabren. Sie 3immer, Die Serspg 9u=
quit I'M Sbloiie 6rieoeniiein bemobnte,
limo unperdnoert erbalten; zines oer-
ielben, beien seipolbte Seie ein Bib
ocs seIiirnten Simmels oariteaen ioa.
seist Die Nerebruns bes Siiriten fir
Napoleon: Some un0 Nlono trasen
bic 3iige bes Sorien.
Die Soiseielidait bate bGufis inier
ben idouuussloien S9er3en oss Ser=
aogs su leioen. Sine 9rdiin g., Die
er porsussweiie germ nedte. bate, als
er ibr auflinbi9te, er ,peroe iie lin ben
spril ididen", inn periidert, ie peroe
am l.. oes perbln9niBppllen Wonats
ourdaus teinen Brief uno feline Sen-
oung BON inn anne6men. 9lls nun
troybem am |. gpril Elm Spflatai nit
einem Yadet i'm aluftrage Sr. Surh-
lau6t bel ibr eridien, meieerte fie li1
itanobait, oasielbe an5unsbmen, uno
Der Siener ertldrte enolid, in oieiem
Sale babe er auftras. Die Ssnoung
oil @omteie 9. 81 bef6roern. Oas
padet batte einen solibaren tiirtiiden
Sbapl enibalten, uno Die 6rdiin mar
bod anaeiibrt. - @ines Miittass per-
lanate Der Sersos aniiatt oes weiben.
5ii9weins rptben. fiiste aber binsu:
,0on oem guten. ben bic 6rau Sof-'
rdtbin g.. =. (oie 8attin bes Soiin=
tenoanten) Su trinten pfleet." = Sie
SABINE bes Yataillons 6otba mar auf
Dem 3eiioen3idlohe 6rieosntein in
0erpabrung unb es mar @orIdrift,
oab, iuenn iie su elmer paraoe oosr
oergl. abgebolt ipurbe, oasu Die gr=
laubuib oes Sersoss erbeten perben
mubte. @lues Sages lautete aber bic
@ntwprt oes 6iititen: Sic SABINE OBJ
bolen2 9tein, bas erlaube id nidt. iie
britisen iie mir ni6t mieoer." Das
Battalion bate in Der Sbat in Spa
nien einmal ieine SABINE perloren. =
Sen porbanoenen 9ilOern mad mIb
Sersog 9lusuit ein i6bner 0lann nit
feinen. ausorudsoollen 3iigen unb
REDEEM blonoen Saar, bas in un,db-
lise tleine Sofen 9efrduielt mar, geme=
len lein; inter oem am meiiten perbrei=
teten portrait, Dos ibn nad einem
Sterne blideno bartlett, liebt:
vSdiiyer bes gtedts, BON Den Mu,en
qeliebt uno Der 8rasien 30slins."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Die .beiben ;yrembtn matien irlnen

Die beiben i5rembtn fnadten ttlnen
@riud, fh Der Yerhaftuns su ent'
lieben, pbelci9 ibnen @ele9enbeit 9e=
mug seboten fuurbe. Sd begab mid
in bus 0oiel suriid, ba ib feline 2uit
peripiirte, Seu9nlb absnleaen.
Dor Der 6oronerstnterluduno nabm
Der dltere 6rembe, Der ieinen gidmet
als Ben @lurpbj ansab, Die eanse
S6ulo auf iib uub 9ab bic llmitdnoe
nod Der aIl0emeinen atnnabme an.
Sa tein 3suge pioeriprah (mid bate
man niht auieerufen), 10 fano ieine
glusiaee 6lauben uno man ipra9 ibn,
oa er in Selbitperibeioigung sebanoelt,
lrsi.
SIM Sotel ipra9 id nod einmal nit
Bella 'Mtllrpbp. sic iiano in ihrer
mdunertleioune auf Der Yeranba. uno
ba 9iiemano in Der Nabe mar. n1berte
i4 mid ibr unb reoete iie nit giamen
an. Sic eridrad, aber ebe iic antipor-
ten tonnte, iagte i'd ibr. baB mir 9llles
betannt mGre. lie aber feinen Yerratb
BON meiner Seite su iiir9ten habe.
sd fiirdte aud teinen @erratb,~
antpprtete lie mir fol;. .unb piiroe
gllles betdnnt baben, Denn man mid
9eiraot bate. gRein Sbeim meiute
iuOehen, es iudre 10 an einfabfen,
uno Die Sol9e bat ibm Rsdt gegeben.
gear bas @eles gu i4mad, meinen
8ater su ridden, 10 blleb mir nidts
glnberes iibrig. als bic @erebtigteit
ielblt in Die >Sano 81 nehmen. EaSu
mubte ib aber &ipers ii6er MAIDEN,
oenn sur 3eit oes WOroes bate i6 nod
ME cine piitole in Der !Sano gebabt.
Sd ppllte aud ni6t in oer'erl.en Mufs
re9un9 banbeln. ionbern abparten, oh
nidt Der 3uiaa mir mein &d6sramt
abnebmen piirbe. Gin SSabr bate it)
ibm 3eit seseben; seifern idbrte iib
Der Sooestas menes 8atsrs unb ib
babe nun meine pfli6t erfiiGt. 9Bdb-
reno Der 3eit babe if meinen Gbiheu
ae9en Ripers unteroriidt. Sd buloete
es, oab er iih in mcine Rdbc orGuste
uno borte feline 9iebesbetbeuerunaen
idweigeno an. i'm 10 in bem 8lauben
laiicnO, baB i'd ibn idlieBli3 oO9 nod
erboren wiiroe.
giebr nod. ib fudte ibn bier auf
tuo mid giiemano fannie. oenn i6
fiir6tete, er m6hte nor Der 3eit per-
i6pinoen, unb peripra6 ibm, bic
Seine 81 tperOen, ipenn er bis einen
Wtonat Don iebt nod bier biiebe. gr
sing in bic Sale uuo bIicb. gBd6reub
oieier 3eii lebte i6 BEL meinem Obeint,
Der cine Sarm bel g8. :. beliBt uno
iibte mid i'm Yiitoleni1ieBsn, bis Der
BON mir ielblt beitimmte 3eitpuntt ber=
angetomnen. Di6gcn Sic mid uer=
oammen ooer nibt, i6 iii1le. oaB i'd
re6t aebanoelt babe une miiroe rubia
Die 6olsen meiner Shat aui mid neb-
men.
So mein Sbeim aber freiaeIproden
1T, mag es fir ollie auber uns Elm Sc
beimniB bleiben.
Sn oielem glugenbAif fam ibr S6eim
beran. sic reibte mir bic 0anb gum
Abldieo, beibe beitieaen bann ibre be-
reititebenben 4feroe uno rittsn oapon.
Sm Vorbeireiten griibte mid Bella nod
sinmal, eruit, aber ireunoli9.
SD babe ME lpiebsr etrrus bon ibr
9eleben nod geb6rt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

Ser erite parme SpnnenItein
Srinat woblia in mein Sers hinein.
9ld Glles auf Der @roe liigt =
Selblt 2iebe. Sreue, 6reunoibait triiqt.
Sas @insias, bas Wort uns bdlt,
ST bas Grsriinen bieier Wslt.
llnb muB i'd ideiuen aus Dem 9i9t,
go fig i'd mid unb sittere nidt.
Mur in bes Griiblinss junger pradt,
Derr. toB mid nidt in Sooesnadt.
d. Sci Der Seiidtieunq bes
8raf Wloltte 8egimeuts Np. 3S in
SdweioniB ourd beH Dipiiions-@ 6 ON.
manoeur b. 2isnib ri6tete oieier an
bic WannIdaiteu bic Srass: ,,ainoer,
tpas wiroet Sbr MAIDEN, tpenn i'm @e.
fe6t Cure Otfieitre unb unteroiiieiers
1ptsseidolen tporoeu tudreng" Sofprt
frat Elm 8eIreiter Der 5. @ompaanis
Dor bic Sront uno riei: r&amera6sn,
uniere Yorseiebten limb 9eiallsn, folst
meinem COMMANDED" uno nit rSurs
rab" ging es porpdrts. lleber oieis
prompte 9lntwprt mar Der @sneral 10
erfreut. oaB er ben 8eireiten auf Der
Gtells gum llnterofiicier eruannte.
-unDerfroren. .Sie tpollen
uneine So9ter beirat9en, iporauiP Sic
beiiBen bod ni6ts2" = .Ob, Serr
6ommer;ienratb, i'd beIiBe bod oas
9ers Sbres 5rdulein 9odter." =
Out, meinetwesen, aber i'd 9ebe ibr
tueiter nidts nit. ~ rS4a6et aud
nidts bin i4 Sbr SGwie9eriobn,
9err 3atb, 10 bob i'd ia senisenS
2reoit!"
-@rfens unb 3peitens.
@adtmeifer: pDeiB @r f9on, tpie oer
lieutenant beiBt, Der bnrt aebtg" -
Retrut: De9miot beikt sr, Ssrr
Wa4tmeilter!" = Dodtmsiifer
,-Sdafstopf, eritsns beibt er bon
SGmiot unb sneitens III ers aar ni&t." "
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

Seoot. Seine 9ur6laudt
Der resierenbs 6iirit beiudt BEL @sle-
aenbsit Der bunbertjdbriaen Subelieicr
bes @pmnaiiums bic 8dume oieier
Mnifalt uno miro in bas naturtuiiiens
i9aitlide cabinet bon bem bstrehen-
ben 6adlebrsr gefiibri. Seine 9urd-
laudt seist aui einen idmarssrausn
Stein uno fra9t: pWas III bas, Serr
proieHpr2" = .Das lit Elm Sthd
2apa, Sur6lalidt!" aibt o.eier ,ur
Mntmort. rBrennmaterial, niht
mabr2" irnst Seine 9ur9laudt psi-
ter. porauf Der profehor iehr iinnreid
aniwortet: .Nleroinas, 9urdlaudt,
Nrennmaterial :. bas beibt. man
t6nnte 2apa aud ola Yrennmaterial
periuenoen, aber. -. aber lie brennt
ni1t!"
9laib. Bauer (in cine RunH-
banbluns tretenb): sd modte eerne
elm paarSilosr baben." = Gunitbdno-
Ter: rS90n! @as iolsn ss benn fir
Siloer iein2" = Bauer: Die 8ilber
mlhen ettpas glehnlihteit nit mir bas
ben. Meine Ginber in amerifa molten
gerne cine photographic bon mir ba-
ben. bic iino mir aber ,u ibeuer. nun
badte i'd, oaB Sic pieIleidt islde dbn-
Iiae Siloer bdtteu.
= Ron mdnpbrafe. gr Der.
fdloB ben Wuno Selenens nit einem
Rub. tuel6er nod orei Sage ipdtsr auf
ibrer re4ten Wanse lidtbar mar.
-@eoanteniplitter.-Sa. So.
bel mubt Du besriinoen t6nnen; lobit
Su, erldbt's Dir oer @eprieiens germ
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Die @rose ma@t es Mot aus.

Sbr Iinbben lit pobl sart unb Helm,
So9 rpenn es idilt = tommt pisl her-
aus
Sbr Sdnoden 1T wobl idlant unb
fein,
9o9 tpenn es idldst = oann sibt %
aus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

-9reisfrase. SIT es bsFer,
tin @ei3hals ober elm 8eri9wenoer Su
iein?- Sin 8eri9menbsr. - @arum2
: gr fam iid behern. = Mann2 -
Wenn Der leBte pfennia beim Seufcl III,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
.lI tIOsJNG QUOTATIONS. or
MONEY.
oreripc. and sales at the Richmond To
bacco Erchsuge-lnternal Revenue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advices.

NEW YORK. oct 1.-THE Wall street
,,,arl,sts yrere apain influenced by pros
pective legislation Al washington. Al
the opening trading was helu III chech
and prices were inclined 10 sag because
Of a belief that the senate hal entered
upon a prolonged struggle. Inc oransers
80 ~ ,,,eskest stocks at this time,
Ruriingfon and quincy falling y per
cent I.ater on. dispatches nom WASH
ington were favorable as tOfthe Itped1
OF the silver law, ana the market lnliie-
diately responded with advances fahs'hs
from Il 10 IA per cent, on Whlch Union
paeiGc' II paul Louisville and Nashville,
Nissouri PACING. Pacific Mail ana Atchi-
son yvere most conspicuous. After
o'clock the improvement Was Beheidlly
lost. but toward the cl)se speculation
vs. stronger again and the market lett
nff err THE Industrials, as usual OF
- -, - ,,romiuent in the dealings and
feupad for ~ Gg} shares In grand total
OF IS2 KS shares for the lists. Inc
stoke have lost none OF their strength,
which has characterize mem TOT me
,,sgt v.ceE or So Dlstllllng ana cattle
ttee.',t,o,S v,ss again the leader, rising
from IuL 10 Bass. C0rdage stocks en-
to,,ed a st,,rt of activity on the announce
fnent that the details Oh the IeOrsdhlld-
tion had been cUmpleleu anu that the
receivers viii report 70 Onahceior .hC-
Gm ~ October 18th, the latest 1t Is
'..,,,,y,ood tbat the cOmpanys & per cent.
6nnds VIII be retired by the issue Of an
equal amount of first preferred stock.
the common rose "a, While the preferred,
after decIinIng 4 per cent. TO 49, jumped
~ b4-D asked. sugar, chicago Gas,
Rubber and General Electric all ruled
an higher range ana made net gains
ranging from y 10 ~ per cent. Among
the speclalties. Louisville and Evans
,'iiie and 81. Louis sold at ~, against
q the last reported sale. Coal, Fuel ana
IRON rose per cent. The general mar
ket closed firm. with a net gam OIL "A
70 ? per cent. for the day. Total sales
Isl 900 shares, including 3l'OO unlisted.
Money on call has been easy ranging
from z to ~ per cent, last loan al
Der r. cent. and closing offered at ? per
cent; prime mercantile paper Oqs per
cent: bar silver. 1915; Mexican dollars,
5Sib. Sterling exchange hrm' with actual
business In bankers bills at $50 is512
for sixtv DAYS and lsjieq isBh for de-
mand: posted rates, 4siuis6; CONNER
ciai bins. 4slI6a4S24 for sixty days and
4S4ib for demand. Government ponds
steacIv. state bonds dui. Raiifgad
bonds easier. silver at the Stock EX-
change was neglected .,e.,. ,.-,.
treasury Balances-Coin, $AsZVe'0iO;
currency. S62O2 14S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-13
BONDs.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, oct. 12.-F'lour less ae-
tive and easy, with JObDers pretty VIZ
filed up on previous purchases winter
wheat, low grades, $2Uod-'f0' 10. ~ a.,
to fancy, S2.4jQ345; do. patent s $500
3G5: Minnesota clear, S2.5Od3b. oouln-
ern -four dull and weak; common TO ialr
extra, SR10q3.1O; good 10 ehoiee uo"
S3.1jQ4.2j. - .+oro
Wheat dull and easier; No. red store 0,
and elevator. 69q69hc; atioat, 659s'2c. Up,
lions declined l x h@ Sns on on COW
ering. and closed steady at lig7sc' uiiuei
yesterday; trading fairly active. firm,
Corn fairly active scarce anu III III .
No. 2, 47Ad4sc. elevator 4'12g 80 81
afioat. options advanced "a 3sc. On sS Iii
export demand and small supPyo or
L4kc., with wheat. rallied tsH a. oii
covering. and closed firm at - Sc up
October, 47Ec. November 4'Ac'' N9
cember, 47ssc.; May, iJAc. o..,,.
oats less active and easier. Op.ions
fairly active and easier; OCTOBER, oS,sc.'
November, 32hc.; December, 49, 81
36lSc.: No 2 white, October, 5o12c', NJ ~,
vember. 35stc.; No. ?, 33l.g3S2c.; mixed
Western, 331ad35c. ,-.,. aoo,a
Wool in fair demand; domestic hee'e'
2O025c. ......-o. -
Beef firm; family. sl2QOal45O; extra
mess SlO.5Oa1l.u0: beef hams quiet AT
SlGOO1ll65O; tierced beef firm; city extra,
India mess. SD OOd235O; cut meats hIn
and ofiet. nickled bellies, sl2.j0a u 20;
shoulders, Si.75; hams, Sl0DglO.15; mid
Lard frmer: Western steam closed at
SiO25, city. SOS. Refined quiet; con-
tinent, 5000: South America SlV'o''
compound. ss.250s3Iis. s,,o
Pork quiet and firm; new mess siv.9O.
Cotton seed oil quiet ana easy Al S'c.
Petroleum quiet and nnchangedi re-
fined, 1913.
Rosin quiet and steady; strained, com
mon 10 good. Sl.17kql2O. .-,...,,
Turpentine dull and STEADY az -si-oltc;
Rice In fair demand ana hrnli dOIhestio'
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New or
leans open Kettle. good 10 cnolce, quiet
and steady at 5OG3sc.
Peanuts dull; fancy hand-picked, As
Q4hc.
Coree-Optlons opened unchanged TO
10 points un and closed firm at l5n25
points up: October Sl72OniI25; Novem-
Der, SlGGOnl665. Spot Rio firmer and
quiet; No. T. 1sNc.
Sugar-Raw firm and QUIET fair REIN
ing, aAc. Refined firm ana IN Ialr os-
mand; No. o, 4s64 1916: standard A.
8 3-l6d5sc.; graduated. 3-lGp5hc.
Freights to Liverpool firm. on the scar
city OF room: cotton. by steamer, 9-bid-;
grain, by steamer. 2.d
CHICAGO. ILL. Oct. 12.-Trading In
wheat to-day was very moderate anu
the range OF prices narrow. inc opening
was about the close OF yes,sr1ay TO -,
lower rallied, then dec.ined u.s. easeu
of and closed l-l6c. higher than yester-
day.
Corn was only moderately active. Trad
ing was chiefly local, the market at one
time being very quiet. Inc tone was
generally steady, with some weak Spots
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-13
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, oct. 12.-Cotton quiet;
uplands. Sk; Orleans, SIS; sales, $40
bales; good ordinary, IA; low middling,
15-lG Futures barely steady; sales,
800 bales; October S13; November
SO; December S32; January, So; FEB
ruary, So; March, $50, April, SOB; May
S.17; June, S.S5.
LIVERPOOL. oct 12.-NoOn.-COtton in
moderate demand and prices nrm, Amer
lean middling. 4 9-16: sales. 1900 bales
American 300 bales; speculation ana
export, 900 bales; receipts. 5000 bales /,
American. 300 bales. Futures firm ana
demand fair: November December, 34-Of ;
December-January. 4 33-Gin4 35-6f; jan
February. 1 34-64fi4 1854; March
April. 4 3J-Gff4 1864; April-May, 42-Ot'
May-June. 43-G404 44-G4.
> Il. M.-American midding, fair, l-lc'
good middling "a; middling, AS; low
middling. AZ. good ordinary, As; ordl-
nary. 3-1G; American middling, october,
37-GIa4 ssh; October-Novemper,
A-G4 buyers: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
4 1864. buyers; December-January,
;pi-Gfaf 1864; January-February'
4 3S-G4. sellers: February March, 4 4O-6f'
sellers: March-April. 42-Ot. sellers
Aprii-May 44-64 sellers; May-June'
4 4G-G4 sellers. Futures closed nrm.
Total consolidated net receipts or cot
ton reported to-day from all ports We're
III bales; exports from Great Britain
q tGG bales; Continent, 6,23 bales Stock
Total so far this week-Net receipts
DIG ass bales: exports 10 Great Britain
JSO3J bales; France, 10 bales' COhll-
uent 1925 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-13
rHEATRIcAL ArrRACTIoNs.
Gus williams at the Academy and Dr. Car
yer at the Theatre.

Gus Williams, the one. only and original
.iGus" the pioneer and bright particular
stsr Of German dialect comedy, with a
capable and clever supporting company,
began an engagement Of three nights and
Saturday, matinee at the Mozart Academy
of Music last night.
april Fool" was the name Of the play
which was well described as a farce
comedy" and pleasantly remembered
from last season, when it was well pre-
scented here.
The Academy was filled, and from the
rising of the curtain. even unto the
going down Of the same there was mirtn
and music on the stage, and laughter ana
applause in the front Of the house.
Gus Williams was exceedingly amusing
i'm his songs and acting, and the company
ably seconded his efforts.
Sager and Fanny Midgley were very
clever in their specialties, and charles
and Mynee Burroughs did good work
i'm their parts
"Aprn Fool" is a picturesque conglom-
Grafton of fun. song, dances, mirth and
delight generally, and will drive dull care
away from the most melancholy
Or arver.
DR. Carver in "The Scout" is the at
traction at the Richmond Theatre to-
night. Ii is an attractive western melo-
drama. Astounding i'm thrilling situations
and beautiful scenery.
In the play Or. Carver gives splendid
exhibition Of his skillful shooting. He is
considered one Of the best shots Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-13
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, oct 12.-tlour
duh and easy; Western superiine, S2.UJg
10; DO. extra, $2.Zju2.YO; do. family,
S3lO43.4O.
Wheat dull and easier: No. . red spot
and October. OUisaO0isc.; steamer No.
? red, 634c. asked; milling wheat, by
sample CSC.
Corn quiet and easy; mixed spot, 47a
4THc.; October, 41c. asked; white corn,
by sample, bic yellow do, SOC
oats quiet and steady; No. white,
Western, SGq36l2c.; No. mixed, west
ern, 34u34l2c.
Rye neglected. No. 2. BE.
Hay firm; good 10 choice timothy, $1,000
Gl6OO.
Grain freights quiet, with some i'm
provement; Liverpool 21a45d.; Cork for
orders, per quarter, 2s.3d.; cotton, per
100 pounds &c; -four per 100 pounds
lOc.
Provisions very firm and unchanged
Butter quiet creamery, fancy, 3Oc.;
do. fair 10 choice, 26u2Sc.; do, imita-
ton. 2fc.
Eggs dun at 10d10hc.
Coffee steady Rio cargos fair, l9Ac.;
No. Z, lSIsc.
Sugar strong; graduated, 53sc.
Copper and whisky unchanged.
Stocks-Nirgina consol threes, 6i4G
IS; Baltimore and Ohio stock. S. Baiu-
more and ohio Southwestern firsts, 1Oiu
100; first incomes, %; second incomes,
23a27la; third incomes, G8S; Consolidated
Gas bonds, 1OSIk; do. stocks, 5I3sujt@i.
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showing occasionally. with the excep-
ton OF some good purchases by prominent
local professional, the buying and selling
was of no Importance or significance.
The opening was about the close OF yes
terday. After ruling steady for while,
the market declined AqlSc., rallied again,
held steady and closed about l-l0c. over
yesterday
Oats-Trade wss moderate, prices de-
Ginning lsMh4c.. near futures showing the
weakest feeling. A rally again occurred
OF Isa4c. and closed quiet. The depres-
sion was due to wheat and corn, ana
also to moderate offerings by shipping
houses.
Provisions were strong and higher early
on the light receipts ana higher prices
for hogs AT the yards.
Cash Quotations-tiour weak and I'M
changed; No. = spring wheat, 63rs4O3P4c.;
No. ? red. 6J1suGiAc.. No. > corn, 5Stsc.i
No 2 oats. 2Jhc.. mess pork, Si5.9Dg
1900; lard, S952l3d9.6Ii4; short rib sides,
50 4Ja9.J0; dry saited shoulders, Si.5fixd
80. short clear sides, S9jOalO.25; whis-
e