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The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
Mr., Foss's Lecture.

Not all of us can afford to go abroad
this season, but many can improve the
opportunity to see London with the aid
of the stereopticon at the First Baptist
church, next Wednesday evening. Mr..
Foss has some fine pictures, and nc
doubt he will be greeted by large au-
dience. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
Gone Into Insolvency.

Among the creditors of Mr.. Fred A.
Houdlette, under the name and style OF
Fred A. Houdlette 6 Co., iron and steel,
who have been doing business on Frank
lin street, Boston, are the Portland Roll
ing Mills for 1881. The firm is in in
solvency and the creditors mentioned are
unsecured.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
-Tbe annual Maine Central Ball.

The concert and ball of the Maine Cen
trail Railroad Relief Association will be
a great event at City hall this evening.
Special trains will be run. and the rail-
road boys with their ladies will be here
from all along the line. The floor direc-
tor will be Wellington Sprague Of Au-
burn, and his aids will be:
F. L. Gardner, Geo. E. Whitney,
Il. G. Parkman, 4 I i I; f pau,,,on
E. /. Lowe, ~. H. IaTKIndu,
Marshalj Tarr. w. A. Richardson,
W. III Keating, A. H. Phillips.
e 6; M F Ba Rmbau, 5. s s. c GiH.'
M F-Dunn. P. A. Feeney,
Frank W. York. W. P. Stoneham.
Then there will be the following re-
ception committee:
Geo. E. whitney, ]. s. Richards,
VIM. A. Allen, F. D. Rogers,
John JeWett, n - w 0i!'ioh'
: i'o' T.. v. Philbrook.
The concert from to O'Clock will be
a great feature, as it was last year, and
will have the special steamboat feature.
which will be original and novel. The
programme:
Oyerture-Fra Diavolo .Auber
Chambers Band.
SeIection-The Gallant Troubadour., M. Watson
Selected Chorus.
Paranhra se-Nearer My God to Thee.
...........-.... Arranged by Reeves
Chander's Band and Select Chorus.
Selection-The Miller's Wooing. $50. Fanlng
Selected Chorus.
Danre-Polish Oh, No, :. ScharWenka
Chambers Band.
Selection Hail Bright Abode, (from Ta1 Wsaner
hauser) .....-. !" dg sr.r
Selected Chorus. -
Descrptjye-A trip on the steamer Frank Jones
ChandlerS Band.
Svnopsis; The rush of the boat-all ashore
Steamboat WhiStle--all abOard-the Start-lfe
on fine ocean wave-the passing salute-Itailan
Rand on board-arrival at Deer lsle-Jub1lee
singers on board-arrival atSedgwick- start
for Bar Harbor-go ahead bell-the race on the
water-sloW up-ejecting an unpleasant Gus
toner from cabin-Little German Band appears
nm Zwei Dwell playing Blue Danube waltz In
horrible style and me-thuuder-storm on the
water-the clouds are breaking histle-ar-
rival at Bar Harbor-arrival of trains at Bar
Harhor with imitationS-gala evening at Bar
Harhor July 4th-band concert, introducing
anvil chorus with anvils-evening fireworks
cannon salute-skyrockets- to Rockland-
Home, Sweet Home.
The ball will be in charge of the fol-
owing committee of arrangements:
E. A Hall, H. Il. IoWle,
F. L. Gardner, Il. e. Parknan,
Geo. E. Whitney, 4. =. Foster.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
nIAyCQc FOR FUNERALS
I LOvsEnO in any design.
BENNETT the Florist, $40 Congress Street.
MARRIAGES.

Cous rs. Frank /. Hersey and Mrs. Atha S.
Foss, both of Portland.
In West Baldwin, Feb. 1, by Rev. v. II. Cong
don, Charles w. Noble and Edith Dearborn,
In Eastport Feb. l. Geo. H. Godfrey and Miss
Hattie Brown. ;,
In Augusta, Feb O. Llewellyn H. Leavitt and
Mrs. Annie Peya.
In Hallowell, Jan %, R. Harry Spear Of Man
chester and Miss Estella Phillips of Belfast.
In West Paris, Jan. %. George l.. jackson
and ISIS Dora M. Ridlon.
In East Sullivan. Jan. %, Judson A. Gordon
of Franklin and Miss Susie M. Noyes of East
Sullivan.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
STILL AbLAzE RED FIGURE.
CONTINUED
MEMS OVERCOATS.

Blue Chinchilla OyercOats at
$500, former price $1,000.
Blne Kersey Overc0ats at
$1,000, former price $14.O0.
Gray Frieze Overc0ats at
$1,000. former price $1,000.
Blue and Black Beaver Over
coats at So, former price $40.
Black Kersey Oyercoats at
$40, former price $25.
MEMS ULSTERS.
Brown and Gray Frieze us
tiers at $3.50, former price SO.
Dark Gray listers at $500,
former price 1000.
Gray Frieze listers at $500,
former price 1900.
Mems Double and Single
Breasted Suits from $500 to
25.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
CHnD's CAPE OvERCoATS.

Cape Overcoats at So, former
price 3.
Dark Check Cape Oyercoats at
So, worth 5.
Dark Plaid Cape Oyercoats, all
wool, So, former price 3.
Child's listers made with
hoops at IS, former price 10.
Gray Chinchilla listers at SIS,
worth 6.
Child's listers at $3.50, form
er price 5.
BOYS ULSTERS.
Blue Chinchilla listers at So,
former price 6.
Black Chinchil1a listers at
IS, former price 10.
Boys Overcoats at less than
wholesale prices.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
DEATHS.

In this city, Feb. H. Miss Eleonora W. jerks,
aged 81 years.
fFuneral this Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock,
from her late residence No. 81 Winter street.
In this city, Feb. IS, Mehitable, widow of the
late James Hindle, aged 50 years
In Rockland, Feb 8, John v. odiorne. aged
III Otisfield. JAN 20. Seth T. Holbrook. form
erly of Oxford, aged rs years.
In Hartford, Jan. rs, Hezekiah Ames. aged
In Paris, Jan. 81, Mrs. Eunice c. Briggs, aged
60 years.
LII Wiliiamantic, Feb. 1. Jabez L. Hathaway
I'll In Brewer Feb. 2, Mrs. Catherine Lambert,
In Mechanic Falls, JAN 20. Eliza Page ,aged
In Mechanic Falls. Feb. 2, Jesse Lee Hayes,
In East Monmouth. Jan. 20, J. Henry Norris,
Tn In South Gardiner, Jan. 81, Mrs. Mary Watt,
aged so years.
In Monson, Feb. /. Mrs. Eliza A. Thomas
Alfred s. Thomas aged Al years.
In Foxcroft, Jan. "a, Mrs. NJ. 9. Blanchard.
aged 81 years.
In Palmyra Feb. 4. James E. Smith, aged
80 years.
In Palmyra, Mrs. Susan Paine, aged 80 years.
In Rockport, Jan. 81, Mrs. Hulda L. Davis,
AZ years.
1.-THE funeral of the late Thos E. Archibald
will take place this Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, at the residence of his son-in-law, Har-
ry Pierce, Lincoln street, Woodfords.
will take place on Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock, at his late residence, No. "a Atlantic
street.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
BOYS SUITS.

Boys Suits from 81 to Is.
Short Pant Suits. Fancy Plaid
Worsted Suits, age 4 to Ia years,
81, former price 5.
Gray Cashmere Suits, double
breasted, ST., former price 5.
f. A. & J. Sawyer Suits $500,
former price 400.
Double breasted Brown Mixed
Suits $500, former price lO.
We have a large line OF Short
Pant Suits at Low Prices.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
Ash wednesday at St. stephens.

St. Stephens church will be open
Wednesday, at 1890, for the usual SER
vice and sermon. All are invited.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
FURNISHING GOODS.

100 dozen f0ur-in-hand and
made Ties at 21c., former price
soc.
so dozen Suspenders at &c. a
pair.
100 dozen Heavy Camel's
Hair Shirts and Drawers at 25c.
each, former price soc.
so dozen Shirts and Drawers
at soc each, former price
$1.OO.
so dozen Blue Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers at Coo. each, form
er price 8Sc.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14

1t has always been mystery why so many
people suffer from chapped hands when SALIVA
ton OIL will cure them at once.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
BANK BOOK LOST.

WE have been notified in writing, as required
w by Revised Statutes, Chapter Al, Section
112. BY Henry Hodsdon, Of FTeeport
that his Deposit Book No s7ss7 is lost 4s b ana
MAINE SAVINGS BANK,
by Alpheus G. Rogers, Treas.
Portland, Me, Feb. ID. 1898.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
SAVINGS BANK BOOK LOST.

WE have been notified in writing, as required
112. by Zechariah Davies, Portland. Me-, that
his Deposit Book No. 40,870 Is lost and tnat ne
desires duplicate book issued to hlm;
MAINE SAVINGS BANK.
by Alpheus G. Rogers. Treas.
fehi paaAN' --es' d1aw3wTu
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
CITY or PORTLAND.
Proposals for Street Signs.

cEALED Proposals, accompanied by model.
y will be received at the City Clerks ONCE IN
til Saturday, Feb. 18th, 1898, at 10 a. m, ior
SIGNS made Of wood. metal, or glass. containlng
the name OF the street to be attached TO tne
corners or the several streets and lanes through
out the city. Proposals to state the cost OF eacn
sign and to be addressed to the COMMITTEE on
Streets. Sidewalks and Bridges.
- 49, JOHN s. RUSSELL, City Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
First Parish Concert.
The stockbridge Courses.

In the Stockbridge courses the Kneisel
Quartette with other artists, will be CIV
en- February 21st, the Mariana Opera
Company February 9th, Remenyi con-
cert March LIST, Master Tyler March 9Th.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
PROBATE COURT.

ERNEST TRUE, Secretary
The Lamar register., 1893-12-30
RErurE AND DISBTRSEIa
SECRETARY cARLlsl1.s o..
Ashs sse Power To Ism,
Whsu he rhI~A. a, NJ

Asan fse Power To l..a
WAss Ne rhIsAs it w,.
Secretary carlisle Ia. .uhn,
gress his annual report Il. -,
poser he granted him to i.... - -
the purpose 81 maintaining al.
RevievinT the r~c~ipts And .,,.'
the fsch year issss. the .err,,,-
governmenfs revenues from ,n
the year were t<6i. .id.s o. n,
;rs,oioT3 va from en.tors. -
ess. d from internal rev.nue ~.
penditure WA ssss. Sst. sss e.
plus Of q s-sti, ,6sses. AZ eoun,..,i
this show an increase Ia reoe,p,. -
SOL =. and In expenditure. q, ,s.r
On the eAsis Of existing iAs. N.
the government for the prr..y,
estimated al t<so, isi .sss5 70. .ss n,
psoditures tsas LEI Sos. ~. o7 80,
oo,oo. The principal itsu,
rmatsd revenues are From -,
OF, ,ono. and frorn internal rs,,-..
co, -hne sis2.so. 90 for u-s,,,..
tntes The largest item Ia ths s.,i-,.,
dltures II is estimated oa tae -. -
Ing la-s that the soeerpmes, ,,,.,,'
the bseai year ise5 al b< a.. = +
The estimates OF sYpTupri.sloa, -
sahmiiissi for she wear assr,.,., ~
sss-i0. or an estimated .arp,s. o.,sts
81.
Dtsea'-'nx cur foreign ooz1s-,s !,
rciAry ssy. our total impo-ts ..-, =
Merchandise. s-s.s toa see sod 4, :.
silver, sip,yc, o-6. Expo-ts-y.--,,,
ti ,0o.s.s lts. Sos1. so ias, ~ e..
-i0.s9 ror IsH Impo-a -N,-,,,
80 soo.1e2; gold, saii.Istasi: -,
Iso.ssa Export. MerchREai.s. So :,
god. ti0s, ,sso, SO, silver. s.dsr "a
The Lamar register., 1893-12-30
.s. 600. 900 Tobacco nn, $40.

Cuicseo, Dee. - Fl St~rlst "A. j
su i<ssr-ts-ss@s fiiusrrzssd ,5p.s.,-..
.effbiar The sress sacrcs. as-s -, !, II
hac. hAs made % fsHaoss. IL = aay
Nj H. D. Kramer. th@ ariiT, "a.
sr<n today Ia bic o-fiee. a. Esslsiss u
1nd Ia talxins % >o-tss eaes rr5stS n
O. "a bard -osk 70 kerp ap ~itA - ~
it-rfrk.iag ernand a. 1vrrv tcr - v
ti,ed >o-totsae's rarrfi-
hs sald. NO sastssE = aaa 90 /.
ssrv1xta q thr ts5ssssz1s azs -. : n
znAs q ,ss;izoatsl .tsss.z4sls. ~ "A
Atvsa,uss es2aFN1sec To care o. aaasJ ~
81 " Thst s.asts ioas ssnsy ts.sa ,
rcry short, a it shsoi1sriF rrlsszs, :
frOu physieai laiar1 Or sir~es ia-s "A
said be. ''sc-to-bxe wtll 1sa4s .l ~
this year. sne the ssrsn< - srs-ar- d
Foe evs1 nre cared. or q sraa4 *
ta.uo.r.o saved ftucn xulee - ., - I.
o1; 10 .P.tr >o-sss osar = szsis si "a
10 Tho pogs nsz sAess bard tsnss. .as.s
- The ts-;ln1p1ial., hosrFrr. Lk< asn-r Z
. he ieaa coass3rrestoz. fas tr.ss :
uze rsports m izapruseEecas q - "a
System. insrrase u sssght. tali -.
pkyslsAi E7e mszsz. go.-rs isEt i
nirscaiass
Pruaineas physietxzs iosk ases ~.
a. great sseces.- asd sr~ rrsJ ~ 4
.rflhf IL
Esr-J skosrssie arus Adszss Il IA =.
.Ea Casas.a selfs <u-,n- taA4. az4 =, =
1r1sEssis arc pashrd 10 ssppif ~ sszl
Of esss;oners. the dt-xxs naH tszas.
tnme1-c-
The eo%s cf Sc-so-h4z ruxrar-t "a
resaits u srzan seAtser- az tAe ursg
-e.s rays tes oa,: - CIV - Il
No to-hae l. soia fer sI6rl Aez, . I
ssores fog y ~. usgh rEsF4siev . u
zoney rcfubsied-
A fes ettrx copies of ier fss1f-tl-ss
picusent grishi PAGE iilgssgAss4 y ~
or. have hesn securs~t k1c ~la te zt,rl
skr Nsking. ty A1tfrr.siz. TIC sssrlss
ci-e Coiupsny. ChirAro prex. ~ Rat
.sr~et, Se~ YORK o,1ire. - Srsgz- a
.ahorsio-y. Isaixn. Nisxrzl -gsi-ss %.
The Lamar register., 1893-12-30
ns.,.<, tn. p.r,i.A-s

AtEses. iroe MEsss-zh. EEJGt 81 4
tes itAilAa forrrs have e<er sga.s u1ss-el
Hy = large foT-r ct o~-rssh~s n .E-(
rived ihsfs Al 5 o'clock oa ~ efsz=g Z
eesne~r2 Iterc .er- :. e.o q ~ ii.>
.rnet rilh clubs. sna seo zio<r -s'r =,
-ith .p~.r
Is orSssr "a fcs--tzt a lstg sttacf. { Z
Airmeadl Ia cons ma 81 of tss inlE- II
tcDe tho offensive After q gsteeet -
-hieh lasted tso hoSrs- The asTtAs-- 4
rDuted zai driscn zcrp~s hArsSA firf', ~
eslndr-is Of srsi ap<p the es,A Asst
Killed "a NuhAminrf AL ard ec1-.f I
vsuir- sho folio. ed ht- stAadAst ~
sAnscaplared si1ry raxs nnd EaeAlas "
he Italians lo-t captain. iso 4lssiea'|
= sergeant ani zboGf in Gszs $50
ttvea. Two Italian isesgseusats ~eFr ss.aaz
he Italian fo-ce amounted 70 "a
colonei Alrinosdl. al i=st Aeeu@zis ~
p2rsui; of the raeny, with rse- % ~,
ygatsssfng thea IL " estimated "a
t1etrlshrs bad 600 OF stear mes kia~a
BANNED AL, ,hesr leader. ~ho ~ iai
tAe .lAin. .AAth- crrvl.h conEihzi.'
fo1.hi the Abysslnizns ~ NAtenEf2ii
siiled The Segus.
The Lamar register., 1893-12-30
WILL EXTEND TO CANON.
Tho Cripple Greek nr.sea to u. Han, TO
IN. ArssH... Klsrn


the Arssa... Hisrn
Ar effioieuf corp, Of nsiarers In ,he later
e.t. Of the MidlAsd Terninai railway sIt.a-
s.oa from Crppir C,rerk 70 Iss ArsAasas rtser
have commenced surveys oa ,Ae sos,t eae 9,
he soGts 10 ul Greek eAaos
This = no bcW move. hogeesr, On The par
of the Midland Teruninsl T-ople, .. Nr cali,
bran, -ri,iss 70 caaon pArtlss ssasr date o;
June /, sayss
1t IS eertAla the Mi4land TsrnlhAl rai..ay
Will he exisaaea frua piyias to Crtpple
Greek. and Il Is the isisnilaa nos. a. Il a.
says has brea. u the o~pess oi the oonpxsy
To bu.id their line through 70 CAsoa Ciiy' q
/, hsins generally kso-a that be "a. sac.
res.fal In placing The toad nrccs,asJ 10 Ia.
construction, therr Is me prospect Tor live
iy work In saiissy taiiding In southern Colo
rAsio this uiuizr. The reeeai -oaleffal a.
e1yrry by DR. = l.. BArtlsts O, the Ane,ieA1
Zinc Lead Works, located At Casoa. Of shs
method Of urAiiag The 10. grade Crippse
Greek orc. st Vsry tris.aS c1-i by mrsns O:
slack, grade of coal faei froaa the No col
ttery, bG; fe~ rods from The uosk,. Together
with the lneIhAustiasc ~sicr po~er ohtaiz
able there, should make this AZ aFalisbis
pointfor the erection Of suitable rsdnrssou
-orks fos the successful treAtsneni o. Cripple
Creek cres. Eyery body u IabilAni over ths
prospect O, the early ooastracgioa Of a roNS
20 Cripple Greek
The Lamar register., 1893-12-30

mink IL Is time for Colorado 70 ssy tnAA t.s
..u.~ ~ free silver hAs not been anand oneo-
yohn q. Carlisle has sounded the oeA'o o'
~. coinage. IL Is not a time for the people
!, Colorado 10 look With inactivity upon tn<
,...r,son Of frvr coinage by 10th the Old par
a.. I am In favor Of nghting for the cause
n .Ilxer. not all summer, but I'LL h>ii freezes
ovcr.r
The governor is nothing II not empaa,sc-
Al the elo-e of his talk be LETT the hA.i ana
me committee on resolutions repof'eu =
r,es Of declarations. While expressing iNith
In the good inteutions Of Governor Aite
,hey nevertheless. strongly deny the ads'.a-
bl.lty Of calling tho extra session cf inc isstr
lsture They express the belief that only
Congress has power TO coin money, ard ee-
,lsre that all other suggested lssislaiior can
xait until the regular session, and that sne
effect of an extra session ~ould be pfelndieiNs
to the state
Mr.. A. c. Fisk spoke 10 Opposition to the
r,.oluttops As he thought there were narn-
her of subjects on which the legislature
should take action. Charles ;. Thomas "a.
called for and spoke In support oil TIE rrsoan-
lions. The vote vas taken oa the resolutions
and they wer, carried almost unAHimoe-ly.
only nlue men voting zgainst them com
m,,,ee "a. appointed 70 preseni the resolt'-
,ions 10 the governor. committee rAs also
appointed 10 advertise the resources OF Colo
rado.
The committee OF notification waited OF
Governor Waite yes.eriay and ioag Inter
,ies followed The deelNraiioni OF the CO IA
mittee that the people Of the state aid cot
,xnt an cxtrA session we're no; Credited y
his excelleney and he dsd not secu2 dl,Pos~d
10 heed the advice Of the eomniiier- After
they wlihdrru thsy decided 70 ask The people
of The state 70 bold public meetings And ex-
pre.- their wi.hes on the .abieei 80 that ihs
truth might be kno.n. Thry URGE that .aeh
p,eettrs. be held At oacc and The result -
.ent 30 the Chairman, G. ". Hatcher ~
Denver.
A echo o. The dl.SraeefGi ArziA lynehtzs-
which occurred last summer. ~s beard yes-
,sri.y iu TIE verdict q ao' guilty rsnarfr'a
in the case Of Jane. y. HrcunAn. charged
-iih na-der IN cuanection -iih that erinse-
While the evidence "a. probably nos sutsi-
elent 10 warrant soayieiioa On saeA =
charge li proved the general inPressios u Al
Brenuau wAs oae q The leaders Of shM 30
ioTloas riot
Thai Christmas 4. ainzost her i plAis 80
snyoae ~ha .gtempsa 70 walk up slrie~rsn
street dnrias The Cav Or -ho sesAs 10 Isssr-
chase tse-ccut stamp al The posioeee- De
spste The hard time. cvcryoue sppeAu 10 hzTe
.oznsthlng 10 .peud for prcs~as Aat uses ~
mnch time ~ pcsssble ia uaking ihelr seissc-
iloas The ~eAghsr this ueek has berz Al
that could be desired b. mcTehAai. kad ssass-
qcrs and hl1. fair 70 be pleasant for Christ
mas Dzy l,s-it
The Lamar register., 1893-12-30
Death to Jack Rabbits.

There "a. great slaughter Of Jack rabolts
at Lamar oa The sand. The Simrods u,ed all
the ammunition 10 he had ia tosa ,ni sui,
~hen I've tous Of the pests had been killed
They rere seat 10 Pueblo .ad Denver 10 feea
the poor on Chrisisns. dag.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05
ppnnrCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Flour In moderate
demand strong: low extras. S2.lodz'o''
Citr NWs. S3W04O0: City NILS patents
S435045O: winter wheat low erau's'
So 10n2.55: patents, $3s3~4.2o; Nlnheso ID
clear. S25O03.40; patents, Si.-gH 10,
Southern flour quiet and steady; c,hiho" I"
fair extra. S21O031O; good to choice do''
S31Jn425. oo.,,.o.
Wheat frmer: options moderately active
NJ o rod soc store and elevator; S)3Ic.
,doat Optins opened weak at h4'2c'
1,,iino closing steady after advancing
anq.r MAY and March most active; Jahu-
orv 7Nbc.: March SO5sc.; May o5c
c'ru drmcr: dull Ne. ?, oOc. elevator
507.D51c atioat; steamer mixed, u.s.
No. . white. 81. Options duii ana 1e9 ~.
higher. May most actve; January 'o''
0ots drmer; moderately active. Options
o,,i.t and strong: January, 3i1sc.; ! en-
mary. 3SiLc: No. , white, January fl34,.,
mixed. Western, 37439c.; white do.' 4l4
cooec optlons opened steady; 10 points
down 10 10 points up; closed bareiy s'e'uy
! : points down: January, $1,000 fen s,l o y,
/ $50: May. Sl1.57u13.s0; septeihoe''Fi''0o'
| December, S15.1O. spot 40 u uil' OF
smear oulct and firm; centrfugals 30,
,, 3 7-1Gc.: refined fairly active ana
Grr,. oN A. 4HM4 9-1Gc: standard A.
NH I'icmI5lc.: cut-loaf 5-1Ga5'4c.; eranu-
/ lated. ll-16a5c. -. o.,o,rs
Nolasscs- Foreign nominal; New oI le,.iS'
a., f,ir demand and steady; opehhe'lc
Ivc I'm fair demand and steady domes-
( tr fair to extra 3i405i2c.; Japan. "a i.sG 80
/ cotton seed oil hrmcr; crude 1"''' yer
Ea..n qulet and steady; strained to good'
/ 81 a-i Iil.31. oo,l1qtc
/ r.t stronger: old mess Sl9.'o' ne"
,.'.. ,lGg1: extra prime nominal
peanuts quiet; fancy hand-pickad' 412o'
/ farmers. 2N3isc. ,-...,
r.,f duu and firm; hams quiet; dressed
and 6rm. cut meat active and
.,ronear. picked bellies, 94a9.sc.; mid
dies dumcr: short clear 500. 900
lard quiet and stronger; January, Slo,Oo,
March. Si0.55: May, 5000; refined nImer'
/ Continent Sll40. ,, ..s
Grain frcights in moderate demand and
/ firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05

stock 20.053 lties: Great Britain, 2,s75
bales: ConuneG SOC bales
BOSTON. an a.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. 97.. Il receipts. S'3 bales: gross
receipts, rs bales; Great Britain IS
balos
WILMINGTON Jan. 4.-Cotton duh;
mi9lllne o., net receipts 1G1 bales;
s.ock. 30. ~ bales: Coastwisc 56i bales.
phil yIPulA. Jan. 4.-Cotton quiet;
mddlm. l0i net receipts, 2I2 bales;
stock L9O0 bales.
SAVANNAH. Jan. cotton quiet; mid
dlnr q 7-iG; net receipts 4.ls6 bales;
salr o. bales; stoch IiI5I1 bales Coast
nv ORLEANS. Jan. 4.-Cotton FIRM;
m nlmg ll: net receipts. ESQ bales,
rs r.r.pfs. Z 229 bales. sales, 100
10. stock. BOB. 30 bales; Coastwise, 2,j52
IFN0BmE Jan 4-Cotton quiet; md
tin- % 7.lG. me- receipts, 213 bales; saleN,
..l bales: stl.k. 4A7G) bales; -oastwise,
MEMPHIS. JAM 4-Cotton steady; mid
diu-. 9Y. n.t receipts 40 bales grors
receipts. s7a bales, sales 1,sOo bales;
.f..k 1920 halcs.
AUGUSTA JAM Cotton strong mid
dn- g... net rc.riIts. lbs bales; sales,
s-., laIn.. .fo.k. 5000 bales.
CHARLES Jan. 4.-'ottcn strong;
mFnIn- &, uct ~cccIts pa bales; sales,
100 bales. stock 53.44i bales.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 4-Cottcn strong;
pslur. 10. net receipts, 1916 Dales'
sai... fU, bales. stock. 49, bales.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 4.-Cotton quiet; mid
sT LOUIS. Jan. 4-Cotton firm; mid
ri,... % 1916. net receipts. 2230 bales;
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RAITINfORE.

BALTIMORE, Jan 4-Flcur duh ard IN
''l IV6',t firm: No. . red spot January,
77I77l,c.: February, 7Su7SAc.; May el7S
M>ia,c-. steamer No. red, ul2c. pa.
corn strong; mized slot, 494gi49%c';
January. 4Ss.049c.; May 5OA0oO'sc-
sframcr mixed 47c. bid, white corn by
sample, 4S049c.; yellow, 51Q32c.
oats quiet: No. , white, Western, 4o9
1c. 40. . mixed. Western 3603sc'
Hve dun. No. . 59c. asked.
Hay steady; good to choice timothy
S1A5V1lG.oO
Grain freiehts more active.
cotton nominal; middling, lOc'
Provisions unchanged.
Butter firm. .o,, -
Cooee steady: Rio cargoes fair,lS]2c.; No.
sugar strong and fairly active; granu-
lated. 47sc.
conner and whisky unchanged.
stock Virginia 104O's. ~ bid; do. is
71rm73: Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
drsis. 1868, bid; DO. first incomes, az
nd. do. seccAi incomes. 81 bid; do, third
ircoras OK asked, Consolidated Gas DoAis'
1loih bid: do. stocks 1919 asked
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Nfw YORK. Jan. .. Cotton-Not and
F-oss receipts zoo Tale. Futures closed
s,ca5v. saie.. l0f.5O0 bales. January.
q e,,9o CO. February. o.-309.7f; March,
o St59S5. Aprn. 00,Ne:3; May. 1o"3n
1000; june. ioii@io12; suiy lOI7@lol9'
c. or,.ans tOl.. sales. i2y bales; total
ve 3' reccluts at an ports, SAP bales eN-
norts TO Great Britain. SIC bales; France
tel5 tales: Continent 2,0l7 bales; stock
Ccnsolldsted net receipts II cotton at all
,orts today. s.. f07 bales; exports 10 Great
britain. 1870 bales; Continent Sl'oil
LaIes: stock. 1134,476 bales.
GAIYEsTON, Jan. 4.--Cotton quiet;
,.,Sdi1ne az net receipts, 1895 bales;
. laies' s.o7o talcs; stock. 122,oio bales.
NORFOLK Jan. 4.-~Cotion dull; mid
ding. 0 0-i6; net receipts. 800 bales; sales
2s7 bales; stock, 44O6s baiea; OoaS'"ise'
b bales. ,.,
BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.-cotton nominal.
middlins, 10; gross receipts, tSi Daiesi
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Futures steady;
.il,- 80 500 bales: January. 800: February
,.1. par 0.G5. Apri, go; June, 9.N5'
July oSN. ..,.o,o
Actual averages in weight Of 4l24,2l0
h.l.. of the cotton crop. embracing port
receipt. ana overland, for four months
,ol,d December 3ist. JO496 pounds against
5us.,. pounds. Detailed averages Texas
5.2 increase over last year 81; LOUISIANA
-io7 increase 11j; Alabama 500, increase
=. Georgia 4O9.G4 increase lob; SCUM
carolina s ~. decrease 80; North Caronnd
1913. decrease 1871; Virginia 4sr'", ne
.rea-e G2i. 4 unessec, etc. including Mem
phf-. ST. Louis and overland 'V''-'' u,-
... oo. NET decrease for the whole
,.'.,,,..rnJ with the close Of November this
,.,r I'D pounds per bale, and compared
with the close Of December last year. LII