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Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02
Siuociamlernc | Yarts.

On flor Wasie al 8sioltnln9ei' !
Seune Wuoens SOueOfno er iaa cel'
itoaenoe, at aHaloet fra 6niene % boao
Der faites no CT rGro Ntilioner. Yer
er mere eno $4,000 g~eriOner, iont bar
lit Qiuspp6olo al bet, Tom Gnore life bar
grug for. 9ppe 3uiiuoe apinoer %
8grn q Jig peo at iortere %
prone, bpao be talrige Sanlere bper
Gag brin9er ium llobgtte al IN Ss9en,
% bet pil iise gjenneminltlt9 100
IONS. 3ette i9lses til be fore aIroe>
6anDlere for benpeo 10000 5rancS Zen
6ranc er 20 Gents). On Natisn fan
nan ie Mano meb 8urpe paa Gpggen,
Ell 2pste i ben enc SdanS, % | ben aHoen
en- Stot mso en- Serntros paa Gnben. De
9aar meo giuene itarpt fGlteos pan
SOrben ioran fig, ioet 2uftcn nSlenoer
en- tlar Strsm al HDs. Soao De pao
oerne Maaoe timber, Iapir, Slnoe,
Ben, 5eot, Wetal o.t.u. gilt pulitzer be
i fin Suru. ON Mor9enen fan MAI
iuran buert gus ie WRnb, auinoer Os
8Grn, iOn 9iennemrooer Ssppelbln<
9erne, fsreno be TONNES pp | lfalo'
'igrernes Yo9ne. Gil iorifjeai9e 4ioer
al 3a9en fan man biit os Der ie aiupes
iamlere enteltoi8; be ipncs at arbcioe
minore metbobiif END be andre, %
icr mere uaibGnsige 10. 3e alnoes
iamlere, Der arbeibsr ON Natten, er iOm
Re9el 8e3pnoere; Jolf, ion er folnne
ub at i'm Stilina, er mot til at arbeibe
lom 3Dr for at boloe Qioet / fig. 9e,
Der er paafaroe ON WOr9ener, er Jplf,
iom bar @rfuring / 5prretnin9cn % er
fate Nrbeioere; De 6etaler for @neretz
ten til at 9jcnnemrooe Spppeldfaioet
fra ct piit slntal Suie % banOle meo,
buao be MATTE iinbe. Be sori9e arbeIs
Der pan bet 9sie, eiteriOm be ielu isler
2pit tit, % bar jntet bsiere 0tanl eno
netOp at hmne ilrn9e isjennem 9iuet.
Wtan9en aluoeiumler finoer MI Os
oa / Sfarnet me9et tOitbare Eager, Ell
Selpife, en- @ulotuap, Ell 9iamantrin9
eaer l~i8nnoe, % iaaonnt 9jpr Dem enb'
III iuri9ere i fin 8eitiuins. S
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02
WutioenS itGrfeite Wano.

Der bar uGret mango Samioner /
Seroen, men BOG insen iaa bersmt Iom
ban, Der tus "Opens Horte o9 bar Dem
paa fine StulOre, FAINT soelasoe ct 2ems
pei peo at sribe ont De StensYiqarer,
Der bar 9aset, % riue benz pmtulp.
Gen itartelte Mano, ipm I'LL leuer,
er en- Yreusier peo Naun Sauoow. Sau
er 20 Gar summel % bar tient i ben
tplte Grme. Saa lanse ban fan mint.
bes tilbase, bar ban uaret meset itert,
os / fine Sfoleoase fanoe ban maste
belle fin alasie paa ensans. SanS 9es
GENE % 9enmer bar Muifler iaa baarbe
iom Marmpr. Stisnt ban pmtrin9
Srpitet maaler So 9ommer, bar ban en-
final Mtoje. @n af bans YrGitatiuner,
TIL ban optreber III offentlis, cr at lsite
en- n~maaoelis itor Manual, (dumb-
belly, buis Gupe'&usler cr bple, % in
ben i buer al bpilte Der er en- Rano;
benne bolbsr ban mco en- 9aano bsit
oppe uper 1T Supeb. Mleb Iniistet Op.
aopsnSt, % aroppeu builenoe paa Sans
berus % 5pooerue, b9rer ban paa Rics
ten al 9iuet en- Ylaufe; pan bper Gnoe
af bsnne titles Der en- 9onp, og De to
er pplarte til at peie bperauore Op os
neb. 9ette er p%iItnpf bans uanlfeli9ite
8unfnptte, tbi Gubper, Der iorisser en-
Stuno blot at bore tit e9et 2eseme,
meo S9noer % 5sbSsr neoab, % 8rpit
os Waue opab, pil finbe no, At ielu bet
er iuseu let Gag.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02
ror IS Nar Goen.

glanot be Breue, iom itaot9ert inols'
Der til Or. y. 5abrnep an9aaenoe Den
Iaa beiienote us bsrDmte Wteoicin, Or.
peters Kuriko, ianotes Der ben lprri8e
3aa ct fra 8errpuiae, Sno., oateret
Iebr. 1898. gi ital tiaaoe os at 9leil'
9iue SnObOlOet al famine, oa bet utplOl'
FONT pil babe aoItiais Snteresle.
3r. g. SabrneD:
@eo tilfaloispis at tpmme ooer De-
res Blao "8elleoeren", fanot je9 ct
Stutte, Tom talote tilbaSc min Sntori'
nellie flere @piipber ira mine Sutteoa8e
% ium ies antaser pil Baue iarlls Su'
teresie for Gem. Com @ut par je9
perionlis betienot meo 0cres geoltefas
Der, us buao De i 3eres 8lao tiger ON
bans 9~patiabeo iom 2ase, bet er Sanos
beb, ia Ser er benpttet for iuasc uotrpt
berrm. Snu bleu ben Srao populGr
Tom Sarge os Solicit ieste bans Sebano~
Tina / iaa fore Sfarer, at ban aloeles
matte Opsioe ielu at beipse ilne Yatlens
tienter FAINT blot mobtase bisie / 1T
8ontor ps berfra uoleuere lin @teoicin.
ga, lea erinorer gOot Ceres BcoIte'as
Der, tbi jea bar iamlct mangen en- SulCt
meo mebictnIte llrter os Tgooer III bam.
Si9rSelesbeo bar ieg Hint til at finoe
Slan0eroo (aristolochia serpentina }
"a lea fauot aitib ct spot Warteo ! bans
&pntor.
Sea antaser, at bet MI er " q 70
Gar Iibeu ies ina Dam, og ie9 boeoe oo
blot Z Nil fra bans SjCm. SIolte Gang
lea fum oerbcu bar meo min ip9e Sps
tier. Com pnnli0t bar Suiet Iulot az
8~otientcr, % ui mnntte uente tImeotS
til pur 5ib tonu. 9ottOren lorItoo ItrnI
benoes Spgbom. 81 mUcto9 Dor Entte
mcb Meoicincr tiui0emeo 6OrltrIit Oil
8rll9en al famine og uenote bjem, ps
meoet iuart blep min SGlter rift %
It2rf iojen. 5roo8 bette bGnote 'oo
lang 2io %tiibn9e, erinorer ie9 bet boa
nloeles leueroe. Seq er MI SO Nnr
9ammel, men or iriit % raft p9 oil, 6oos
Der ieg, beiG1e lloitilin9en / CONNER
o. itnl ba billie pna Gem. uno'tplo at
lea bar benpttet Blpnut, men jeg itjGls
per noset paa SnunOen. Gcres
Scbn 81. 0tcgteIQ.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02

Seilregning. Gn &rocr bar peo
0ottetjo trrn9t fig IND i ct Srrclie,
buOr Der ioUer en- Ntano.
"&angn Op, MI er 9ere8 iioite 3lmc
tOmmen!" flyer ban.
Minnoen 9ribcr Ell paa NatbOroet
lio0enbe 8cUoluer, retter ben MOB w
pen % tiger:
"StOp lIot, min Ben, DIT u6r 9aar
not liot for fprt!"
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02
SrGfiuale

mellem oenne % ben anoen SIDE al bet
brebe Gtlnuterbap, meo andre Orb 3ls
ritter, 6auoelsreii enoe og Spiolt, @gens
ter, 9ampitlbstapteiuer, Sflbsl9ger %
aae muli9e SIa9S 8~eiienOe, GmI9rau.
ter p9 Npbp98ere l~tatter o9 beuioner De
iorebpg9eHbe Og lG9enoe @9eultaber ueo
Spltetters Wtauebitter for SDIpas,
aoalme, Walaria, &beUmati3me % ale
ure9elm9sli8beoer i WaUe, 9euer Os
SnbpOloc. Wtoo ben itabeli9e Snoilps
oelie al &limaet, baarli9 fo9t eler uiOrs
oBieli9 5ooe o9 urent Sano er ben bet
beoite Sitrins&miooeI, Og bar uGret an
Jet for bet al bet reiienbe Yublltum for
puer Ell Sreoiebel at ct 4~arbunOreoe.
Sn9en 5orm al malariIf Sober fra Gu
lentura 5eberen paa Saciiitbouet %
W~tisiisIippi 6eberen til oeres miloere
Iiarter fan mUoitaa ben lRgenoe Sub
flDoelie peo benue 8eparer % Sprets
bploer al Selbreoen, Ell iano &eloiers
ming for Eerioner meb iuo9eli9t 6els
breO euer uoiatte for Sp9Oom. (Wiai. J
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02

SDocri. ellie Cars peo 5rUfuIts
boroet: "0u &nnu, itiul Sr. 8etterien
Ell YaraplD eQer en- Sat / @ntreen
ignaraites?"
anna: "SpOr fan bu tale iaa Oumt.
Soprior lfuloe ban 9jpre oct?"
"Sa, bet er iuit BET ies Ifulbe babe
9pit til at pibe. Seq troebe, ban gioroe
bet, for ies bSrte bam ii9e, ioet ban aft:
Nu itjaler ies en...." Nten bporfpr
bIir bu iaa rsO i gniistet, anna?"
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02

foretpmmer MI me9et NleIOeN 's'"
Sobn 9inbquiit, 800 Y. 5oa' :"
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02
ON Erifi Gftrrful0r!lc.
Sebreoeoe grghig9e NggpGrt. HbeumalsMs % gepayaalso mo- paape MGul aNMur

Or. " Omen. RprIouh Sr,o 10 Sch 1o
9n 6aoer % Wooer bar be99e b@t mig ON a ltrbe til Tenn % fcrtRne buu.
Nh Wt o9 otounoerl9 Srtnn9 3eres ecchfe Behe bar baot pa benz. ia min
6a0er tor2 Var tMn bar ing % en9ei8arbe Fre Tiger uf SrpNIpae o. Rbeuma.
nSme lnoe ban eer ct Sete 3 Sage efCr ban fl Mt % bruote bet cHer Ncrfriitrue
pr ph ~ % 9oroe ut almnoet9e Nrbcioe; ban fuBte TIouQeu belle Barren uaatet
pah CT 81 aar 9ammel gin Nooer baobe u9na oGet ina here 9or # Rboprrf GA
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o'pEP'8e, % Saht T pnos eHere 8rt % SiGp uaar bun noaeu @aua bar Rbeu.
"arSne, lom bun laa oe bauoe fr; men cnbOs ben, tatet pme getet foctommer MI
1t" 'w' "" W po"tm ooH' Meo Sgta9hle Spbn Qiubauiit
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02

Or. VI. Omen.
unoertesnebe tiQuoer fig berpeo at 0iue
Sslte No. 4, ioui ieg fisbte af Gem for 5
- Seq ip8te Here Eager iiiur ftrar efter lea
Seq bar nGiten en- arsbIins, ba ies III 9eres
5oranorins, % M er jes iaa raft, at ie9 fan
OF tunne 9isre Dem uosen Giengialo for
Belief iua trofnit 9joroe imOb mig; men lea
men Ie9 oil pplpie ale iom liSer of uooen
er beore eno ale 2Gser; ia ie9 bill ~foriifre.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02

Gulutb, Wainu, 8. Gpr'! lS@
til flenbe fin ItprIte 9iIfrcSSbeO F'' !,
Raaneoer Iiben bet boIOer boaO BET p8'''
Tom bio fra Rorse; men VII '0F9I'yG
Yelte; efter 12 Gage ~ticuote l'9 gu y
siDre boao iom beIit. - SEQ pnl'''t sr
ben uomarfebe gelsiernin8 &e S'. ",
oil aloris fulbt no tunue 8jenSla.'ss e. =" y,
Sp9bom, at be iisbsr 9r. SpeuS e'D''
srbpoia't antbpn 8. HorSla0"
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02

sGsteifabsiontraften. glotarius: gutter aontra'
bentcrne at tiIisie meref"
gruoen: so. portnssIen, ben bebolocr ie9."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18

middIIng. sh; net receipts. 1902 bales
gross receipts. 1,2o4 bales; sales, 1900
bales; stock. s7,1a3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 17.-Futures
easy: sales, 1900 bales; July, les; Au-
gust. 7g3: September, i.73; October. 7s3,
November. 1872; December. 500; January
SIC: February. s24; March. s.s1.
MOBILE. July 17.-Nothing doing; mid
ding. 7-1s: net receipts. IL bales; stock.
5.b1f bales; Coaswise. 5I7 bales.
MEMPHIS. July 17.-Cotton Ann: mid.
ding. 7 o-ls; net receipts, II bales: gross
receipts. POS bales; sales. 100 bales; stock,
boss bales.
AUGUSTA, July 17.-Cotton steady:
middling. ~; net receipts. 4 bales; sales
IL bales; stock, 1857 bales.
CHARLESTON. July 17.-Cotton quiet :
middlng. tn net receipts. los bales
stock, 1892 bales.
CINCINNATI, July 17.-Cotton steady
middlng. sH: net receipts. go bales i:
stock. 1924 bales.
LOUISVILLE. July T.-Cotton firm
middling. SIS.
ST. LOUIS. July 17.-Cotton firm: mid
ding. I 9-16: net receipts. IT bales sales.
1.133 bales; stock $3.50 bales.
HOUSTON, July 17.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. IA: net receipts, AZ bales; stock.
4,1G0 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

1lCHMOND, A., July Il, 1913.
No offerings Of tobac:os at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were very light.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Brisht 40 hogsheads; dark
l55 hOg5heads. Reinspections-Bright. g
hogsheads and 1 fierce; dark, Is hogs
heads.
Myers. Wilson's, Allegheny Old Do
minion, Shockoe. Davenports. Planters
Shelburnes. Crenshaws and Seabrook' s
tobacco warehouses report to-day: Re.
ceipts, ~ packages; deliveries, 12G pack
ages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions for the city of Richmond, Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, $1.O73. s. :;
plug tobaccos, S3,00s73; special tax, 500.
Total S4,3725s,
Messrs. j. J. Wilson. Son & Co. will
offer a good line Of sun-cured leaf and
Tugs at auction on Change tomorrow.
Dr. +. T. White and Mr.. w. d. Lyon,
Of oxford. arrived in Richmond this az
tsrnoon via the Richmond and Danville
railroad. and are making their head
quarters with our Messrs. NJ. I. Smith
& Co.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day; James II. Gray. b. b. Vaughan,
Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 17.-Flour weak
and free offerings; winter wheat. low
grades, sl95d2. 40; do. fair to fancy.
81 45d345: do. patent. s3.40d4O0; Min
nesota clear, f25Od30o; do. patent, $40
d445. Southern -four dull and weak,
common 10 fair extra, s210G3.10; good
TO choice do, s3.1Ja425.
Wheat fairly active for export and
easier. with options closing firm; No. 2
red. store and elevator. T2G72%c. afioat.
73a.d73hc. Options fiuctuated rapidly
within sc. range and closed steady and
unchanged to &c. decline. with a fair
trade; July. TING; August. 75lkc.; Oc-
tober. 77hc.
Corn firm and quiet; No. 2. 4sha4sXc.
elevator; 40hc afioat. Options dull and
closed steady at 4GHc. decline: August.
most active; July, 4shc.; August. ssIac. :;
September. 49c.
oats dull and steady. Options dull
and easier; July. 361ac.; August, s3c. !:
September. BIG: No. ?. 361lc.. mixed
Western. 37a3shc.; white do, 3sIad46c.
Wool I'm moderate demand and steady;
domestic fleece, 27d32c.; pulled. 26637c.
Beef steady and quiet: family. $4,000
1900; extra mess, s1.5OGS.OO: beef hams
dull and steady at $500: tierced beef
quiet: city extra, India mess, $1,000
100; cut meats quiet and steady: picked
bellies, $40. 90; shoulders. $3.50: hams
sl20Od12.50; middles quiet, short clear,
1913.
Lard quiet and weak; Western steam
closed at 1905: July 1926: September,
5000 asked. Refined quiet Continent,
5000: s. A., $3.50; compound. s775.
Pork dull and steady; new mess. $3.50
1880.
Cotton seed oil dull and weak; crude,
35c.; yellow, Ale.
Petroleum quiet and steady.
Rosin dull and steady; strained, COM
mon TO good s1O5dl.12ia
Turpentine quiet and easy at 27d27lAc.
Rice steady and fairly active; domestic,
fair TO extra. 27s65iac.; Japan. 4%d4Ac
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New or
leans. open kettle. good to choice, duh
and steady at 30d3sc.
Peanuts quiet
Conee-Options opened firm and closed
steady at 10d20 points up; October. s1G10;
December, sl5.s5d16OO. Spot Rio quiet
and steady; No. I, INC.
Sugar-Raw dull and steady; fair REIN
Ing. 3Ac.; 96-test centrifugal. 43sc. Re
fined quiet and steady; standard A.
7-1Gd55sc.; cut-loaf. 5kd6 Lice; gram
ulated, 3 7-16d5isc.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and steady;
cotton, steamer, I'D; grain, steamer,
'Ad. asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
Settling q Hen.

our esteemed contemporary. Irncle
sam Live stock Journal. utters a clarion
note OF warning against foolhardv pre-
cipltancy I'm setting a hen. This is the
tine OF year. IL says. that every one
~ Se'tlns mems or getting ready" and al
lhoush there may be some few OF us here
I'm New York below Canal street who are
neither setting hens nor getting ready n
set them, we have no doubt that the
warning Is timely
Having placed the eggs in the nest the
next thing to do is 10 secure a hen for n.
three-weeks' engagement The best time
LOT setting a hen is In the evening Sc
lect your hen and proceed cautiously. Do
not approach her with brass band and
toicghSht procession, but 20 unattended.
rake her up tenderly and put her head
under your coat. Lower her gently 10
the nest; never think OF setting her with
a pile-driver. Depart quietly and saw
nothing about IL. DO not 70 groping
around in the darkness saying: "S-s-sh.
there's hen on!' After a brief interval
90 back and see II the hen is still there.
II she is not, seek another hen of a more
sedentary disposition. Nothing can be
gained by holding her on the nest with a
mushroom anchor No harm results from
picking up one of the eggs and showing
II TO her I'm a friendly and confidential
way but IL is not advisable TO break the
eggs into a saucer 10 convince her that
they are fresh. The period Of incubation
Is three weeks-three consecutive weeks.
n a hen thinks she can take q week out
Of this period to scratch up the garden
her trolley is off. and IL is not worth
v lille 10 temporize with her.
Nothing is said by our esteemed con-
temporary about setting impatient hens
IN eggs that have been Matching for
wenty days or so in a patent incubator:
,ut II is easy TO see how such scheme
night lead 10 the utter disbursement
Il the others Of the flock who were not
hus favored.
you will find" says our philosophic
that hens, like people. are
Estimate and differing I'm temperament"
lence IL follows that one who becomes |
uccessful I'm setting hens acquires at the !
anne time something akin 10 a valuable |
nowledge OF human nature. Thus he is |
etter equipped for the struggle OF life |
han II he had mastered only that other
'sson, necessary as the knowledge may
c al times-how 10 break up a setting
York Sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 17.-Cotton quiet
and steady; uplands, 3-l6; Orleans.
7-l6; Gales. 164 bales; good ordinary.
l-l6; low middling. IA. Futures closed
steady; sales, 123, 100 bales; August. 500;
September, S12; October, s22: November.
$50; December, Sal; January, $50; Feb
ruary, SOS; March, sG6.
Total consolidated net receipts to-day
at all ports, $3.50 bales; exports TO Great
Britain, 3,0l1 bales: Continent, 2.22l
bales; stock, 32s, 55s bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
$3.50 bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
3,267 bales; Continent, 1884 bales.
GALVESTON. July 17.-Cotton quiet
middling, ~; net receipts. l45 bales
sales. 81 bales: stock. %, $50 bales.
NORFOLK. July 17.-Cotton steady;
middling. "a; net receipts, 35b bales
sales. 80 bales: stock. 9,6l4 bales: Great
Britain. 1900 bales; Coastwise. 776 bales !;
Continent coo bales.
BALTIMORE, July 17.-Cotton nomi-
nal; midding. SIS; gross receipts, 200
bales; stock. s,76l bales.
BOSTON. July i7.--Cotton quiet: mid
ding 3-l6; net receipts, 17s bales; gross
receipts 23j bales.
middling. IN; stock. 4.125 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. July H.--Cotton
firm; middling. sa; net receipts. 40 bales;
stock, 1920 bales.
SAVANNAH. July 17.-Cotton steady;
rs: net receipts. pos bales;
sales, 10 bales: stock, 1871 las bales; Coast
wise, 1.162 bales
NEW ORLEANS. July l7.-cotton arm;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
Twn rnnernls In Greenshoro.

GREENSBORO. y. c., July 1.-THE re-
ul'us OF DR. Charles Glenn reached this
place from Baltimore this morning fnd
Oh. funeral services We're held al the
West MaIket-street Methodist church at
81 o'clock, after which the body was in
TERED I'm Green Hill cemetery under the
solemn and impressive burial rites of
The OId-Fellows and knights Of Pythias.
Dr Glenn was a prominent and popular
physician
The services at ST. Banabas EpiscOpaD
church this morning We're "a sad tribute
i memory of Mr. william Woodruff.
whose death has lcft place not soon 10
&. filled in the family of the church.
Ur A. o.. Afford. who suffered from
alsnt stroke of paralysis this morning.
Sci rapidly recovering.
Colonel w. vs.. Colluitt. .of Georgia, ar
rived here from Asheville last night. Col
orel Colquit has recently been placed in
charge of the revenue agents division of
North Carolina South Carolina and Vir-
ailia, with Headquarters at Greensboro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. July 17.-Wlth banks
topping ovtr I'm the West. all other news
to-day went for naught on Change.
Everything else was bull news. Never
iheless, tonight wheat is Nc lower than
Saturdays closing.
Corn is &c. lower and provisions are
considerably lower.
Very little business was done in the
wheat pit, the bank suspensions seeming
- check trading.
Corn was weaker from the start.
Most Of the trade in oats came during
the last half hour. The feeling was
weak and prices averaged lower.
Ribs were again a weak spot In the pro-
vision market. The receipt Of hogs
were heavy and prices lower
Cash Quotations-Flour dull and nomi-
nally unchanged: No. spring wheat,
65065hc.; No. corn, 40c.: No. oats,
2S3sc.; mess pork, S1s75q1S.s5; lard
S9.57ha9GO; short rib sides boxed .ss.32A
QS.35; dry sailed shoulders (boxed). SS.25
$50; short clear sides boxed. s9.75a
/ 900. whisky Slip
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
TIE SOLDIERS In CAMP.
my IasT DFrhCHMENT LEAVES
FOR MOREHEAD err.
,u.. Grace Nichols WEEDS Mr.. Arthur
NoWeii-A Bold burgiary-North
Carolina News in General.

purrGH n. c.. July 1T-special-
,,.ias, detachment OF State troops went
&c., 90 Morehead to-day 20 the encamp-
h..nr portion OF the Governors
.....-l Of this city who could not go last
t The official record OF Camp Bo-
elbows that there are now 655 mem
~ Die state Guard I'm camp. COM
... OH. First and Second regiments.
,,mr ls under command Of Brigadier-
....-. John W. Cotton.
,lrl burglary was committed by
..r. negro boys here last night.
.mn.I up post supporting an
.n 'front.' of the store OF Edward
DOB Hargctt street and entered
,.rlow. They attempted 20 enter
....I drawer. but were frightened
n. ringing OF the bell and left
securing much OF value. All
..-. arrested early this morning.
hero to-day report that in the
.rfI.e ~ the State new wheat
l'', 80 .r.-.l Tor sale in quantities at
ger bushel. and finds few
mat figure. 10 Is said that
r goes begging at forty-fve
rI. b. caused by the heavy crop
t r.ar and shows that the state
. . ary danger of starvation. not
...,..fIre fho financial stringency.
r..r. ul. romantic marriage mere
s..t.r morning which caused no niue
..-.r.p The parties were Miss Grace
,.t-'s Ue pretty daughter of eX-Con-
....s-.r John Nichols, OF this city, and
,.. Arthur NOVEL;. "a wcll-known tele-
..,e o.erat0r Of the Soaboard Air Line.
-,.g wore quietly married by Rev. Or.
p "a carter at his residence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
me CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEF.
offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Exchapge-InterDal Revenue
Coliections-Foreign Adviccs.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE week open
ed with renewed depression on the Stock
Exchange, owing chiefly to unfavorable
advice from London, where the markets
for securities were reported fiat. and 10
The long list OF failures in banking and
mercantile circles on this side The
bears were practically In full control and
hammered pretty much everything on
the list, with more or less success, In
the absence Of effective support on the
bull side The decline was equal &c
laQ3h per cent, American Tobacco lead
ing with sales as low as 57Ib. The
Granger stock also received marked at
tention. on account Of the iron troubles
I'm the Northwest. Rock Island. st. Paul.
Burlington and Quincy. Northwest, Lake
Shore. Louisville and Nashville, Missouri
Pacific. Northern Pacific preferred.
Lackawanna and General Electric de-
clined anywhere from IA 10 2A per cent.
The pressure U sell was not particularly
heavy, the sales for the entire day az
gregating only $4,000 shares, including
II 900 unlisted There were a number OF
rallies. but they failed TO hold until just
previous to the close. when prices re-
covered Il to II per cent. from the low
est. Manhattan and Lackawanna scored
the greatest rise. The easier feeling in
money was partly offset by a rise OF
1 per cent. i'm the posted rates OF sterling
exchange. The outstanding short In
terest in the market is very heavy, and
there was a brisk borrowing demand for
the leading shares throughout the day.
The market closed steadier in tone.
Sub-Treasury Balanccs-Coin, SOS, OiO,-
600; currency. SO, $500
Money on call has been easier. ranging
from to per cent. last loan at
per cent. and closing offered at per
cent; prime mercantile paper. Sal2 per
cent. Sterling exchange is firm: posted
rates. 4S3I2d4s52; commercial bills. 4slk
d4S4h. Government bonds steady. State
bonds dull. Railroad bonds weak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
A namaelne Storm.

la GRANGE. n. c.. July l7.-spccilI.-
on Friday night last "a heavy wind and
DAT storm struck our town. uprooting
several trees on Main street and else
where. Lightning struck a colored mans
.se destroying his chimney and pros
I.inf his wife. burning her arms
iH DIS vicinity crops were considerably
a.mas.d some being totally destroyed
tr the hail.
Tle survivors OF the Twenty-sevcnth
N. CD regiment met here Saturday and
Perfected arrangements 90 have n reunion
he 500 of August. There are about thirty
I've living Dinner on the grounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
ncnlh Of Mr.. Rcsenbncher.

WINSTON. ~. C.. July 17.-Special.-
s.emuni gaanbacher. the senior mem
Der NJ tie large and successful Hebrew
m.raurl. frm 0f Rosenbacher Brothers.
Of This ..fr. died in New York last night.
after seven months illness. aged thirty
rIne years. DE was n native of Germany,
and haI been % resident of Winston for
thirteen years. Tie leaves large estate
tI Dds Wife and four children. His re-
uIIns win he sent % Richmond for in
torment Wednesday. Several relatives
lr tonight TO attend the funeral
N T. More. a ieweier Of Mount Airy.
las assigned. His Liabilities are $3.50:
assets tl1U.
William HiEhhll. n merchant and to-
h...0 manufacturer of Walnut Cove.
Dos faIei. His assets are $500; liabili-
tcs 5000.