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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
DEATHS.

,r,,r>-c MED. March 18th, at o'' -
~ al her husbands residehcr, o., W. ,5 ~
T,yen,y-fourth street, fRAN'h9 - "a
, KINS. ,.,,o-e ,rnot Baptist
church THIS H'rlday) AFTERNOON a.
> o'cloc,f Friends If the family in'i,su
10 attend. No flowers.
IETFLER. -Dled. at the residence .,
har CON charles J. Letter. March loth at
. O'Clock F. NJ. Mrs. MARl ANNi.,
1yIIow of d. s. Lciiier; In the sth year
OF her age. s,rr-pDAY
Funeral at Trinity church sATuRpAf'
March 18th. at 1879 ~ NJ.
1rrGUr.-Diod. March 18th. at z
o.clock A. NJ. at 300 east Grace street,
Holm d. *. SLEIGHT
,rha funeral services will take place at
,ha Eyrst presbyterian church THIS Otrl-
Ia,, EVENING at o'clock. The chill
Jrey, of the Sunday school arc specially
invited to be present
STOCKMAR. Died, AT the residence OK
hor. husband. Barton Heights, March IL
tsa. ot 5.l5 p. NJ. ELIZA, beloved wire OF
uenry Stockmai aged 81 after long anu
nainf,l Illness, which she bore with Chrls-
ton fortltude. ~,
Funeral from Grace-Street Presoy-
terian church at L. VI. TODAY.
Baltimore and Providence dt- j. papers
please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
CONTINENTAL TEA AND RECEPTION
Ancient Characters Represented In
Uniane Entertainment Last Night

U,ioue Entertainment Last Night.
Tho continental tea and reception
riyen last night by the members o. fhS'
RaptIst church for the beneht OF th'
Young Ladies' Society. was most peau'''
ful and unique affair. The entertainment
,,oe attended by O large crowd. ana the
h,eement-room in which the greater par'
80 tho guests assembled was exqulsteiy
dacorated as were also the other apart
monte I'm which the colonial Characters
assembled. The following were draiha'iS
personae: n.,sh
George Washington. Mr.. A. J. Parrish
Mrs George Washington, Miss lawson
Mr.. Madison, Mr.. Homer Cooper
Mrs. Madison, Miss Wilson.
John Randolph, Mr.. Hammer Free
man.
Mrs. Randolph, Miss Hunter.
Thomas jefferson. Mr. Graham NucKois
Mrs. jefferson, Miss Walthall.
Patrick Henry, Mr.. c. T. Norman.
Mrs. Henry. Miss Vaughan.
Alexander Hamilton. J. p. Noting
Mrs. Hamilton. Miss George.
BENJAMIN Franklin. Mr. Eugene Sydnor
Mrs. Franklin, Miss Grubbs.
General Knox, MIR. W. j. White.
Mrs Knox, Miss Mccarthy
Lord Dunnon. Mr.. r. Lee
Mrs. Dunnon, Miss Vaughan.
Edmund Randolph. Mr.. Il. 7. durham
Mrs. Randolph Miss Fletcher.
Admiral Decatur. w. w. Sydnor.
Mrs. Decatur, Miss Mary Frayser.
Lord Howe. Mr.. Judson Bosher.
Mrs. Howe. Miss Ellie Frayser.
Lord CORVALLIS, Mr.. o. Priddy.
Mrs. CORVALLIS. Miss lancey.
General Lafayette, Mr.. \. +. Robert
son.
Mrs. Lafayette. Miss Averett.
The following were the committee ir
charge Of the affair: Mrs. c. G. Bosher
Mrs. Thomas +. Jeffress, Mrs. X. Lee
Powers, Miss Bosher.
Mrs u. G. Baylor had charge Of tbs
cloak-room.
To add to the pleasant features of the
evening the Mandolin Club, composed OF
Misses Sadie Chalkty. Erna Bass. and
Messrs. Edwin Bosher and Edwin Separk
rendered delightful music. Miss Ellie
Frayser sang a solo. which ELECTED mucf
applause.
The tea will be repeated tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

The Board Of Managers Of the Retreat
held their annual meeting yesterday, with
"a large attendance of managers. n most
gratifying review Of the years work was
made by the Presidents report. Through
the exertions of the board and other uneX-
pected sources. this institution has been
blessed with a most successful year The
number Of days given to charity patients
has been 3,Gl3: total number of patients
TO whom board and treatment has been
given 237. The present officers were re-
elected. and the standing committees were
enlarged by the addition Of recent cleo
lions 10 the board
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
MANCHESTER NEWS.
Mr.. STATION AND MISS FRANKLIN
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON.
Many Conversions In tho West-End Row.
sal-Personsi and Other Items
from the Southside.

Mr.. J. r. Station and Miss Ida p. Frank
lin left for Washington yesterday to get
married. They Will visit several northern
cities, and on their return Will make
Manchester their home. The bride Is a.
daughter OF Mfr. James Franklin. IL quite
pretty. and very popular among her ac-
quaintances. Mr.. Station IL a trainer ana
driver OF trotting horses, and made qui'e
n reputation for himself last year by
driving Miss Nelson C2l7 l-2) 10 her record.
He has many friends. who will wish MN
and his fair young bride much happiness
in their new life.
Or. Hatcher. OF Richmond. viii deliver
his lecture. "Gideons Band" at CIopton-
Street Baptist church next Monday night.
There will be no charge for admission.
Or. Lafferty delivered his celebrated
lecture, Luck and Pluck" at the ProVi-
dence Methodist church at Bon-Air we'd
nesday night 10 large and well-pleased
audience.
MANY COMING TO CHRIST.
The revival meetings that have been In
progress at Wcst-End Methodist church
for several weeks seem 20 grow in inter-
est, and every night the sacred cdihce Is
crowded. There have been upwards OF
$50 conversions. The pastor. Rev. =. 1.
Dadmun. Is conducting the meetings
The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company has received several new loco
motives during the last few days. tuilt
by the Richmond Locomotive-Works.
II is understood that the frost of we'd
nesday night did not damage the irui'
crop but very little.
The Henry Literary and Debating So
ciety held It's regular meeting last night
In the pastors study OF Co"1riin-ANe-
nue. Christian church.
There was not a case for the consldera-
ton Of Mayor Maurice in the Police Court
yesterday morning.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael. OF st. Paurs
church. Rishmond, VIII preach AT Meade
Memorial church tonight at O'Clock.
There will. no doubt. be a large congre-
cation to hear him.
Mr.. George Peal died AT his residence.
near RObious station, Chesterfield coch-
~. Wednesday evening. In the i6th year
Of his age. He leaves widow ana I'VE
children.
Mrs r. r. Bacon. Of Newark, n. j.,
Is in the city visiting her mother. on
Decatur street She came 10 attend the
marriage Of her brother, Mr.. n. Il. Bacon.
The condition OF Mr.. +. a. Savory' VINO
has been confined to his home for some
time, is unchanged.
Mr.. J. NJ. G. Fitzpatrick, OF CHESTER
was In the city yesterday.
Miss Mamie r. Lithgow has returned
from n very pleasant visit to Mrs. George
IL Morris. OF Far1nville.
Miss Annie Parker is visiting relatives
in Lynchburg. ..,
The work OF repairing the old tavern
building has begun.
The men who have been at work on the
coal chute Of the Richmond and Danville
railroad and were fined in the Police Court
Wednesday morning for interfering with
4 lady passing by where they were en-
Gagged. were white men. Only one oil theh
was charged with throwing at the mousse
in which the lady lived.
The public schools will close IN May
this wear. and interesting commencement
exercises will be held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
MUNSON'S
RHEUMATISM REMEDY NO. 81.

APRoMPT. SAFE, sUKqREMEDY. Letters
are being received daily from prominsnt olns.
eists IN all sections OF the country, rayins !:
Your remedies arc RiviBg entirc eafisiscs'ou
and cifectinR wonderful cures" such tesIino'
mails are rare indeed. Az q rule. when cusso-
mer asks q druggist whether thcy can recon-
mend such and such medicine they snrus
their shoulders and cay "We put up Ry.u
remedy for that" That Munsons Kennedy no.
~. positively cures rheumatism. rheumn.c
pains, sctstica, pains IN the muscles, acnins
pains. has been proven 40 conclusiycy as 70
leave no doubt in the minds OF the public. II
you are suserer from rheumatism Mupson
Remedy, No. 81, will cure you. Two Sizes 20
and 50c.
Mu1son's III mpopataIc Family Medicine Com,
pany put Cd remedies each one the forfnula OF
distinguished homeopathic physician. aoo
they will he found superior to any medicine you
have ever used. II you are not sure JUST VIVA,
remedy you need their Family Doctor BOOK VIII
tell you. copy OF which will be presented 10
you FREQ By applying TO any OF our agents.
CAU1ION.-Bcware OF limitations Notice inc
name Munsou IA spelled with the letter " D
See taat our trade mark IL on every LABEL None
are genuine without IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
A FRUITFUL SEARCH!
Y Y IEVE been through
\A/ our SHOE DE-
v Y PARTMENT from
stem to stern,

"Stem TO stern,
hunting out the broken lots in
MEMS AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
There are hundreds of pairs
too many of some sizes and
none of some others. This
morning we give the prices a
push that will put them
where you'll be eager to buy
them. Read the items care
fully, for there are NONE 10
BE HAD EXCEPT IN THE
SIZES GIVEN.
We've taken pains to go
into particulars, that there
may be no disappointment
and no misunderstanding.
These "odds and ends are
the penalty of the immense
SHOE trade we do. 1t can't
be helped-so we Ego 1t
blind " and the public comes
in for the benefit. Don't for
get they are SAKS' SHOES,
and we stand behind them
just the same.
Lor MEMS Patent-Lea-
Their Congress, c, ID, and +
widths, sizes 3, 6, g, and 7,
were $3.50, reduced to Sl.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

the Mercantile Club building. choosing as
his theme. rs the Jews PatriotT' Mr..
Wolf WAS appropriately presented by SEN
ator Lovenstein. and at the conclusion OF
his remarks was thanked by Rabbi
Calisch on the part Of the association.
Mr.. Wolf. who In accompanied ny his
wife. will leave to-day with Senator
Lovenstein 10 attend the annual meeting
OF the Board OF Control OF the Orphan
Home at Atlanta, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March BIT was rather
a dull day at the Stock Exchange. Al the
opening the market was weakened by
lower cables from London for American
securities The foreigners sold about as
much as they bought on yesterday, be-
cause they feared that the Bland ssign-
forage bill would pass the Senate. At
least. this was the reason assigned by
some of the foreign houses here.
When the arbtrage houses ceased SELL
ing the market drifted into dulness. Later
on there was some good buying OF chi
cago Gas, Sugar, Missouri Pacific, and
Whisky, and IA rise Of a to TX per cent.
ensued. Another duh step followed this
rise. and local operators began to discuss
the chances of the Bland bills receiving
the Presidents signature. Most people on
the street believe that the President will
veto Il. 4 small contingent however,
claims that the measure will be allowed
to become a law. and were selling stocks
on the theory that in this event 1t would
start further European liquidations. Stili'
they made very little progress in their
Efforts to depress the list, and after the
vote bv the Senate had been announced,
the market first ran off and then rallied
closing irregular but in the main firm.
The statement of the New York Cen
trail for the March quarter was more
favorable than expected. The stock sold
AT e9,a49S2., ex-dividend of IA per cent.
declared to-day. The net changes show
losses Of IsGIis per cent in the general
list General Electric leading. This stock
VAS noticeably weak throughout, and
sold at tos, at one time. No special reason
was given for the decline. Sugar rose 4
per cent; Chicago Gas and Western
Union. u. and Cordage, 2ii per cent. for
the day.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
strong
Sales. listed stock. l22oOO shares; unlst.
ed. 1900.
Treasury balances: Coin, sloO.l57,Ooo; cur
rency, SO, $1,000.
y MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at l per cent; last
loan at 3 and closing offered at 9ls per
cent; prime IN rcantlle paper, 1 per
cent.
Bar silver 59is. Silver at the board neg
lected
Sterling exchange firm, with actual busl-
ness In bankers bills at 4Si4HL@i2 for
sixty days. and SLSSAq4.S9 for demand
posted rates, $l.SSqls9le; commercial bills'
81 sGlAG4. SIX for sixty days, and SLSAG
1885, for demand.
Government bonds steady. state bonus
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Glazing Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
ilunson's Homeopathic Family Medicine Co.
1890 Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa.

Fer sale IN Richmond by John l. Ridenour,
1890 east Main street: j. V. Ramos. corner
Of Main and Short streets; A. Greenwad, BOO
west Broad. corner Of Henry; II. q. Forstman:
east Marshall street; ChTrrh-Iiill Pharmacy,
25lj east Broad street: T. y Curd. 2OO1 vens-
bio street; Meade & Baker. Pharmacy. 90 east
Main street: ". r. POythrcss q Co., corner NAN
and Second streets. Also. In MANCHESTER by
A. Z. snollings. 1901 Hun street, and swans
boro'. Also. m PETERSBURG b. W. :. Al
friend, 24g II llitGx street, aud G. A. Miuetrees
ma 7W&Ftf tcnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
IIis I,r;ef Submitted.

Mr. a. =. Guigon, counsel for Mr.. In
mar. who brought the charges In the
Danville shops investigation case, yes
terday filed his brief with Mr.. AXteil,
chairman, Of the Investigating commits
sion. The commission will meet Saturday
10 read the brief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
The I,enitentiary FarIn.

The Superintendent and Board Of Dlrec-
,ors Of the penltentiary held conference
Win Governor OFerrall last evening win
reference 10 the selection OF tract OF
land for the establishment OF peniten-
,iarv farm The advantages OF me ui :
fcrent places that have been o1ertd anu
inspected were talked over In an 'nioi i'll
OK, but no decision was reached. The
hoard win probably dispose Of the matter
within the next few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
ptcuuoxn March Is. 1894.

OFFERINGS. Wheat, 102 bushels. Corn
WHITE, IFS bushels. Oats. 1000 bushels am
sALRs.-Corn-white, lis bushels oa's' i'ooo
bushels. ,o.oo,
QUOTATIONS. Wheat, longberry, 6Oao3c' !:
mixed, 6Oa03c.; shortbeiry. 5ea83c.; No: = req,
o2ISaO3c. Corn-White virginis (bag LOTS, 4fa
4jc.: No. white. 4ic. no. mixes, f3atosa,'
36l6a37c.; No. 3 mixed, 35a3oc. Rye, ooao'c'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
p,cbmopd visitor. in New York.

NEW YORK. March i5.--(speciai. III
c. Becker. Aston. w. w. Russell Metro
poUtan: E. Die. rson. Barrett; T. e
Jeppes. Albemarie: Mrs. w. Lerich. Con-
tInentai; q. MiIlhiser. Marlborougn: =
C.. Williams and Miss Williams, WaidoH'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
,ArrrwoRu STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Md, March is.-balti-
more and Ohio. rs. asked; Northern Gen.
,raI a. asked: Baltimore and Ohio South
western firsts, i05| DID; Son'''''a'eu
Gas stock, e2zsMGJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

LOT 3--Men's Calf Balls,
opera toe, C and d widths,
sizes 4, 81, $, 8, and 10, were
So, reduced to Sl.35.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

LOT 2-Men's Plain Toe
Calf Congress, c, d, and h
widths, sizes 4, Il, ), and 10,
were So, reduced to Sl.35.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

Hon. Simon Wolf. OF Washington. y.
c.. ex-United States Minister TO EEypI'
spoke last night before the Jefferson Late.
raTy ana Social Circle. Ut their rooms. IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
MARINE INTkLLIGENCE. 49,.
1NIArURE ALMANAC, MARCH 10. 1894.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH IL, 1894.
sum rises.-....... 6:2OI Hon TIDE
sun acts ..., B:l7 M0rning......... -
Moon sets ....... sos Evening. 49,. l2:lo
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Deyo. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers; Irwin Wesiser' supor'n-
tondent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Mach 10, 1884,
ARRIVED.
British steamship Orion. Boston,
SAILED.
Barge col. Lynn, Macs.
Barge Puritan, Norwich, Conn.
PORT OF WEST POINT, MARCH -, 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Dole, New YORK. gene
steamship Charlotte. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
sangers and general cargo.
steamer Elm City. Marshall, Walkerton, pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Richmond, Dole, New fors' sen'
steamship Charlotte. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
aengsrs and general cargo.
steamer Elm City, Marshall, "slkertoAs pas
sengers and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
noon; variable winds.

TIP WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was partially cloudy and cooler with light
rains at night. The skies were clearing at
,.,sIn,e,bt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
arocx MIRKET.

SILVER IN LONDON. -
LONDON, March i5.-Bar SILVER S'~'
NOR ounce -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

Lor 4-Men's Calf Balls,
plain toe, d width only, sizes
Al, 5, 81, 81, were $3.50, re-
duced to $l.G5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Price. OF Money, Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and the
Weather Indications
By telegraph to the Dispatch.)

(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch)
f WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 10
PAIN Forecast for Virginia: Rain pro-
""' badly followed BY fair weather by
noon; variable winds.
North Carolina: Showers in the early
morning; probably clearing weather dur
ing the day ia the interior; variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

steady. with prices unchanged. Wheat,
5si.c. No. 2 red, 6Sl@c. Corn. $50. Oats.
SilsaS1xc. Pork. yl.000il.07lA Lard.
81. 77iyai6 50. Ribs. S.f2tlfJS.75. Shoulders.
Ho09s.5. Sides. S&s1MU&a. whiskey.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sTOCK-YARDS. I'LL. March
l5.-Cattls-Rece;pts. iaoeo head; market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

LOT "a pairs Mems Calf
Congress, d and E widths,
sizes 5 and II, were $l.9S, re-
duced to Sl.l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
Had No Quorum.

The Committee on Streets failed 10 ger
"a quorum last evening. The occasion
WAS one Of the regular meetings OF .he
body. and those who responded 10 ,he
summons OF Sergeant alarms Kais'on
were Mossrs Allen. Curtis. Gray. Brauer.
stra,ton, and Thomas. Messrs. Turpin
and Carter came In after the session ha1i
been postponed until next Tuesday eve
ming AT o'clock. The only special pusi.
ness likely 20 come before the body ~
that time viii be the consideration OF the
matter directing the City Engineer 10 pro-
coed with the repairs 10 Eighth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. jan L. (SpeciaD.-Wheat to-day kept within
range Of i cent and closed about where II did Thurs.
day. There was decidedly bear news than bull !:
but the price having dropped almost days
there wcre good many who had sold out To good nd
vantage VINO were Willing 10 replace their lines May
opened a; Gu, soli between CO.. and Co., aud closed at
60. sellers. The Northwest receipts up
were likely u lncrca'c Cables lower: Bccrbohm
esfinat"i tnat ufopan requirements exceeded by
the supplies by 3O.c'OcOo. Some authority said Tho
Russian cNport.ble surpus had only been onc.thlrl
SHIPPED The Northwest had 2Ys against IA las
year Chcago had ~ cars, against 3t last year. Tho
Saturiiy esuni'c was for - Exports. 100000
were large put were chiefly Hour At around Go cents
ana under lean was the best buyer. Outside sprcaders
particularly ST. Louis. covered liprally There were
taken seriously.
Corn kept al! day within range Of u cent. May
sod between 'ss ana 3ss. and closed Si-d3Si, Re.
ccpts were being bought TO 20 to store and IL was
estnatd tnnt Mohiay stock hero will show Increase
OF $1,000 "a oS anc Won yc about dun May
Provisions were not nearly 20 pcflye a~d were lower
PORK at inc clos, vas 10 cents under Thursday; lard
-: 10 cent, under; ribs. I2ta cents under. There
were 1ooo hoe' ne estimate for SATURDAY $1,000
nfces were ~ cent? lower The opinion seems IL be-
"'' "eu'''u'' ooo'n was engineered BY floor pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Ian. 12.-Cottou nrm m.dlliag. s%c; low
midlng 1-lGc. good ordinary 1sc. net ana gross re-
crips 2,iI bales exports To Great Britain Si bales:
ysio- bales. stock. ~ aGS bales. W'",ly Net and
receipts. 2o371 bale exports 10 Great Iiritan
bales: France nf,9 bales To- tn Continent.
5gno iIl". coas~isc. SOB hal"s; Sales 3i'o bales;
arinncrs. bales.
Norfolk IAN. I@.-Couon nrm. miIdling. 7Nc; low
mldug 5-lcc; good ordinary. Gf-r: net and gross re-
c"ipts i.IS la exports cIastWisc. % Bales; sales
Oj2 bales. stock -. ~ bales W"oklyNet and gross
gis lls. exports Great Britain. 7OiN hHl's
10 the Continent 1888" bales" coasiwisc 100 hacs sales
i.ci2 hnl-a.
New orleans. Jan. l2.-Cotton firm good miilng
i-iGc. midng 10: low mldng 7'gc: rood oriinar5
re, net receipts G.l2s bales. gross. G"eS bales
ppria Great britain. III bales. 10 France. Y bales
castHisc. 100 bale. sals. $50" bales; stock 1861 800
bales WechlyN"' receipts lp9>i bales. 30 ~
bales 10 Great Britain. ~ 40 bales To France
- 80 bales: tho Continent - 9S bales;
1901 bales: sales. o. $50 bales
Savannah. Jan. i2-Cotton strn1v; mddlng. 19c: low
middling. I1'c. good ordinary BIC: AMI
receipts lasi bales: exports France. 5>O1 bncs
Wis" 1914 bales sales 800 bales stock. SiJbi bales
W"ckiyN" and gross receipts. H5l5 hales: exports
Great Britain lI9 bales. 20 France. JS bales. To- the
Continent 2i"'G bales; coastwse lOo9S bales; sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

&stt y
n n' IN s. AK }r',dt tos.it iceja ~, c, ,'
acn and nchi mi i'ri.ns ,r,,. s'et n-r'.N Woo
9 gil,r, but r,, h Iu ''q ,u, , . , oa n.
m,1t III .nipit.d bcii, .,,r.. b., lines Of a.um
s ria,i"E a. tn,h a.: fair IT, good -. .o. 81
- - I'D ..cncy r.1.-c =. -5as. -, ia &, oi
s-cr- l., Jan iu'ri, -oip Ioo.. -: yellow e,c.
800 10 ,'..in' '" Yv Do S' .i 49, 49, 'S'
~, d. ,r %ii ~ '' p'''' ''S' ~ - '"~''
HcrIi.I;.~Genc.4l Trade va. very quiet AGAIN today.
some tuier- Wrf. "~ia'mf ia l'n} flesh cIum rs AMI
ariy -r:siaci bat ior all o,'r qun,. Of ,ir,n
errr fc'h % h.d. anG iH.io,l tan. ami i,t.ry
;.oq, in PIX. ilpoacr" VIZ i,9 70 a ''i. 'I i"r
i",n isc'"fy DIX, r. 40! 20 nich Nh "n ie' 81 '1ms
III, -%,,tr a. DE-, ~, a. Ven
DO ra ,' 40 d" ''. jn: a ' 81 ,''"s @-
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