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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
To MIIW AUX EE

The Steamer Reid will make tri-wet kly trims
between ST. jose phi and Milwaukee ltnving
st. Joseph Monday. Wednesday and Friday az
900 D. m leaving Milwaukee from vandalA
Dock foot of broadway Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 7;C0p. m,
For information az to rates of freight or
passage via. tn @ routes apply to agents D.,
l.. n N. or G.. X W.M. Ry's
J. II, GRAHAM, President,
B,nton Harbor, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
To CHICAGO

Leave st. Joseph at 400 p. m, daily except
Sunday. and at 10 p. m. daily including sun
day: leave st. Joseph Sundays only, at $50 D.
IN. Leave Chicago from dock foot of Wabash
Ave. at 9:3' a. IN and II 30 y. m. daily in.
Guiding Sunday also leave Chicago at 2;Oo
m. saturday only.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-19

competitive trial He had entered into
the contest preiudiced in favor of the
Champion machine; but had ended in the
purchase of the Western. He regarded it
as more practical machine. 1t has a
floating blade with the draft direct from
the horses. while the Champion is push
ing machine. The Western machine
worked nicely in boggy places, was lighter
of draft than the Champion. and was also
far superior to it in work upon side hills
The town of Sidney attempted to build a
short piece of road through a soft and boggy
niece of land, and could not make their
Champion machine work. He had gone
there with his Western machine and built
the road without difficulty.
William A. Farwcll, who runs the road
machine in the Western district, testified
that he witnessed the competitive trial of
the Champion and Western machines on
Cony street. The Western machine was
clearly superior to its rival. 1t stands up
to its work better: does not slc"' IL IL
hits anything it carries it along smoothly
does not dip If the Western machine
strikes any hard and immovable object
il lets go. The Champion machine
stops. The Western machine Is
steadier. Its draft is direct from the
horses to the blade at the point and held
while the blade of the Champion is pushed
from the hind axle
The testimony of Mr.. Farwell was cor
roborated by other parties who saw the
competitive trial; by Charles Sylvester,
Albert p. Sabin, Parker \. Savage, d..
Byron Savage, John H. Church, Frank
harrington ]. A. Norton, Albert Brann
and Fred 5. Bryant.
IF. Kimbali of Tilden, Me, selling
agent for the Western machine, testified
that in the competitive trials during the
mast year with the Champion machine the
Western machine had won with single
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-19
We are able
to show the best
line of Garments
and Furs on the
River.

unconditional one. Was in and out
attending to his business and dld not near
all of the conversation. Had the Cham
,,ion Machines been taken he was to have
,,o;,,,d 4, commission of $40 on the sale
Navor Milliken testified to signing the
order for a champion Machine, and 10
ontbor;zing the purchase of a second
one by Brooks u Co ne
did this upon the distinct under-
standing that the machines were TO come
nm to the printed warranty in operation
and .upon the personal guarantee OF the
selling agent. Mr. Pierce, that they should
be satisfactory in every respect. he was
,ot s,tisfied with the machine at the com
petitive trial. 1t was not satisfactory an"
failed to fulfill the terms of the warranty
He was fully convinced that the western
o,,;r. outclassed it and that its pur-
chase would be for the best interest oi INC
city He told the agent of George Tyler
g. Co that he should not take the III
chimes ana also HOtliiSe
tho machines were subject to his order
Alderman Davis testified that he was
,,resent at the conference in the counting
room Of :. S. Brooks & Co. when Mayor
M;lliken signed the order for Champion
machine. He Davis said to Mr. Pierce
81 don't care to buy machine this way
without seeing it" Mr.. Pierce said; IL
= doesn't come up to the warranty you
may return it. You are taxing nc
chances in buying this machine After
the competitive trial Mr.. Mitchell an
other agent of the Champion machine
had come to him and said; "The jig Is
nm Everyone is in favor of the western
machine. Well, clean up our machine
and hold it subject to our order
S.muel.T. Hersom, road commissioner
for the town of Oakland, testified
chat he had given the Champion ano
western road machines three Gays
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-19

An amusing incident occurred in the
court room, saturday during the trial OF
the suit Of George Tyler & Co. against the
city of Augusta. A well known young
court frcquenter has a passionate love of
music. In the midst of the testimony his
'ravished ear caught the inspiring
strains of the salvation Army band.
With a frantic dive he cleared the seats
and was on his way to the street For a
moment Judge, jury, lawyers and lockers
on stared in amazement and then, as the
cause of the incident dawned upon them,
Joined in laugh so hearty that it was
several minutes before the proceedings
could resume the even tenor of their
way
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-19
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chappcd Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by J. a. Jackson and Emery
& Ward. Gardiner. july l6eod&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-19

cxception-the town OF Dexter, lie was
confident that any man with an intelli-
gent idea of the principles of mechanics
would have no difficulty in deciding be-
tween the two machines.
At the close of the testimony Judge
Whitehouse stated that as the case turned
on purely points of law it would not DC
given to the jury but would be reported
to the law court
Augusta citizens will await the out
come of the matter with deep interest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-19
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.
u,Il,s CANCER OINTMENT

will cure any kind of sore. Formula used
over fifty years and has relieved thousands Of
cases, Soc and s1.0o per box. HILL REMEDY
CO., Box 2l3, Augusta, Ne. martfld
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
Notes.
Executive Clemency.

covrrnor O'Ferrall yesterday pardohei
+ G Ward. who was convicted OF steal
ing from the person and sentenced 10
one wear in the penitentiary by the Cor
poratjoD Court of Norfolk in September
list Tne Governor give5 the following
reasons for granting the pardon;
"This man was convicted, IN my oPi"-
ion. upon very weak and unreliable as
well as conflicting. testimony. HIS par
don Is recommended very earnestly by
Judge Brook and Mr. Wilcox the mayor
of Norfolk, the clerk Of the court, ana a
number Of prominent citizens OF North
carolina. who have known him long ana
well. He IS q young man was
well raised. and Until recently he bore =.
good character. but with no business anu
come money at his command, ne Tell mo
lad company and became oissolnte. lie
has served nearly half his term. thi"h
ne is a proper subject for Executive elem
encv. and do therefore grant pardon as
prayed for" W.,
the Governor declined TO pardon VII
liam e. Broader who was convicted OF
o1nbezzlement and sentenced TO one year
I'm the pcnitentiary by the County court
Of 'razewell county at The present term
1 of fhl court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. -, 1891.
Va oerarings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day. 1890, ., Tho secrotarv
~ the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-uas
Manners. \ hogsheads: illers, -, N"I
,srs i leaf dark, -; Jugs t1arh) o.
Total, IL hogsheads o.,., to-day.
J'he tobacco inspector Reports -,
spectiOns-Brights, - hosshvaos'' Cen
~ horsneads: western ! hogsneah' I.sA'
Northumberland, So hogsheauS anu
fierce: dark, 40 hogsneaos. o,a no,,,n-
Wilson's Farmers. Myers GA bol'l'n-
ion. Alleghany, Planters one ,,, -. ~
ShockOe. SeabrooKs, Neal :, an. to-cav.
norris tobacco warehouses report -
Receipts, Us packages; deliveries % P"~N
7<nited States internal revenue coliee-
tions for the city OF Richmond. ~, 70
dav: cigars and cigarettes, - ~ - P''9
toL,ccos 50 24gl6. Total. St,JOo.Sl. 49,.
-beIburne's warehouse sOld me- ~
! Of common and mahogany Wlappsstta
! day. many piles going over -, ~" ~, -
price. SO one hogshead ater9slne ,oroc-
| 4 GOOD sale OF fine bright loose tooa s,.
| COS at DavenDOrts warehouse 'o-uas /,
! Lighest urice. $40. Another me prsSn
! 80, to-morrow. and those seeking ny
| tobaccos should come early. MI II, ~ ~.
! Rawlings, of Battlebofo' A.. = az To-
| here tomorrow Win " '"''N
me planters tobacco warehouse nau
two sales to-day. morning anu ~ , ,rn,7
! sale. prices well sustained ni.u accns
iaSf.stions the receipts OF loose tobaeees
this week viii be the R 'essseo MARKET a s@s
history OF the Richmond top'I IsonaTy ~
,saI saws. The :. W. Venable ToDacc'
company nave added 70 lhe o,t i mn two
ostabiishment "a machine 20 put w W" ~
ts,o',' fnil nac<ages. of their noted cut
plug smoing ana cen sSeT SaeSa s9ea'S or S G
va tobacco per day. THIS ma
pine pSine does the work Of about fifteen o'
| twenty hands. 81, ,... ,,o movement
- .ol,acco during the past week al I'M
various warehouses aarInmRseeipts 7S
I'D, ~ ,so NOOre's- Receipts 90 loose
i$i9io. West Hii-Reeeip'si 49, loose loose
itgig,J. Centre-keeeip lpf, -nS M
"a nsn Total Receipts, U'oi looSe, 80 ~ -. ~
/ The; f6e receipts Of the above hossheads ar
sold az loose. -, ,he 1st Of Oe
lou" tsa3 H. october y. 1873, 30 sam
, | time last year, 49,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30

errilI, His Victim. Said - be in Critical
condition.

Frank w. Christian. the young man
who hit George Werrll with a brick on
Saturday evening about 10 o'clock on the
outskirts of the city, about mile out
Mechanicsville pike. was arrested az
his home on Thirty-first street, near Mar
shall, last night. He had not been home
since the affair occurred, and the con-
stables Of Henrico county and officers of
the First police-stauon looked for him
I'm vain in the mean time Constable Ham
was waiting near his house all day yes
terday. and when he appeared promptly
put him under arrest
Werrili is in a critical condition. The
brick hit him on the back of the head,
and, it is feared, fractured the rear por-
ton of the skull He is not in a condi-
ton to talk about the affair. but Chris
tan says he would never have been hit
had he minded his own business. The
accident 10 Werriil grew out Of fuss
engendered between the men by crowd
Of men. OF which Werrill was a member,
ieering at Christian. Christian says he
got mad and threw the brick one oil
the county magistrates will hear the case
this morning. If Werrill dies, OF when
there is a possibility, the ease VIII DC
certified 10 the County Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. or
MONEY
Offering. and sales at the Richmond To-
ba,co Exchange Internal Revenue
coilec.ion.-foreisn Adsiees.

NEW work Jan. 29.-The week open
ed vim = mn ra lively quiet condition |
OF affaire i'm the WAN street MARKETS !
The sales at the Stock LXchahse Wer ,s
only fSltno shares, ana over oue-hall
he hps, p,u'V ,,'as in four stocks-American
Sugar f-entne figuring for 4p,ll3 shares,
Chico 80 Tor ~, 100 shares, western
Union 2g ia shares ana New Englann
toe ~. ,,rsettled. owing 20 advices
fro,, MN t,ll. sm,ton that the House would
nrohstI,.a .He the Wilson bill, income
Ia, @ ,, m ursday. thus keeping sugar
on the free list. Inc ld'l lhal secretary
Carlise's visit was u1eu - ah az uiht'.
-, ''r IL ,,au as had been hoped for,
GO - ~ New \ 0rk bankers were
ini,o,'i,, t1vard the scheme, also had
depressing influence. Sliii' ~ Wy
morning the genera nat me-. " $50
dos.t.7 dciiue Of ll per cent. IN SuSal
ord -. Lngland. / per cent IN thica5o
@ @4 'NtW ,,er cent In General Electro.
o, 90 anu - after recording fractional
losecs 9irnroved 10 / per cent, tie
! latter i'm Western mn 49,, 20 s5it1f
~" -NasilNi,,t,.elv. New England, now
/ 80, lcSp . 80 liN Purchases Tor Lon
| 49, l1., mad n stimulating effect on
/ 1o,,t@,-ttf. and the Grangeis. Subse-
ouentlv the rise was checheu ~, ny - -. ss'lN
/ ~, 49, srd chicago Gas. Inc former,
u, '',s"i ',,.st point, showed "A loss OF
| ~. ,,er cont and the pressure was Dasel
- H. renorts already alluded 10, as well
on 'n0 0ii.Guctl0n OF l-lO in the price OF
| o 9' ,,ar Chicago Gas dropped /
- ySas alleged that an opposition
'. ~ ma been formed, and that lhe
SJ3'"t'ns h,d virtually decided 10 reduee
VII .soi ne mkt dividend altogether. A.
a., P" a09,nsnv has just paid its quarleliS
~. 80 talk Is regarded as pltiho
~ '"0.i", tra least, yet the bears Wti'
.uic' toiJ I'm their attacks. the slo'h
g Lrielf borrowing demand late il
IL a., IackaWanna, when opehe,
- ind sold up 10 l69is last zen y
1e,.i ON sales OF less than Low Shares
~ otber leading shares yielded = u
H. ia some places and lett on Wlth2u
/ anv important recovery NlH1"7 ,,t,,s
specialties Eric preferred rose - n,,i
biirr cincinnati Chicago ana ~ ~.
preferred fell .. EVansVllle anu
Haute >. and Alton ana Ieire ii ~. 90
Speculation closed about steauy Hh soli'
Railway and miscellaneous bonus 0i''
] higher. ,.,,,,,~ from,
Money on call easy, ranging rom pm
80 'c-lteine offered at J per cent; plI
mercantile paper. 403ts per cent ~
silver GgL. Mexican dollars, -. STERN
| exchange dull. with actual business
e bankers bills at 4s434 Tor sixty Gays :"
, 40F96fls7 for demand; posted rates -
+. qSt-. commercial bills, asia tot1
eixty DAYS and 4sGalSJi4 Tor deiiai
q Government bonds steady. STATE poH
t, dui. Railroad bonds quiet SILVER
the board was neglected. mann IA,
T. Treasury Balances-Coin, $62,2l9oV
currency S.,2.l2l ,ifl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30

sumption. and additionally the overland
movement-that IL. cotton that does not
appear At "A seaport after leaving an IN
terror point en- route 10 northern mus,
consequently the cotton that - " ~
Lrought INTO sight must come from plan
tations ana from the towns other IMAM
those mentioned above. The following
is an extract from a letter 10 proml-
nent cotton firm. dated Manchester y.
The conreus,ls of American opinion has
settled down at 10000 bales, with one
or two exceptions over ',y~vo bales
and with this insufficient quantity con,
sidering the bales are per cent. NOR
i'm weight and the quality per cent ia
sinc. we nave left the strikes behind. II
looks as II it may see materiai An'a"Oe'
even 10 ID per pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
pAILY coTToN LETTER.

The following is the daily cotton letter
of Atwood. Violet a Co, on Ne" i".n,
by private wire TO G.. W. Bfanch q ".
Liverpool did not improve TO-DAY a.
much as the strength Of this market on
Sofrr,iav led every one TO expect, anu
their spot sales are lu,VO Dales' dshil9e
daily sales Of 1900 bales. lOf some IN IN
past il may be that they are dlSposcu
10 await the smaller movement lndt ias
baen predicted before buying the MARIE.
nm because they have become 50 lmDueu
With crop estimates OF f,t50Wp bales thae
they naturally feel sceptical as 10 smallet
crop estimates. The correct oIli,.ll -. -.
10 make IN order 10 arrive ap,I -, 20 ~
at what the crop puomlses 70 D t,ss,s
keen in view the movement OF Iour ye.ts
ago, which, as we have so He4uetp',,
stated, we shall be under at TIC tcoiSs
January perhaps l5nWn uaics. 49,
as though the worlds spinners must DuS,
especially as middling at LNerpOo. 80
cent ana three-quarters pelVM hfsrch
ruling at this time last year, Whne 'r - -
contracts closed here To-Day az -, tort
against S,4 bales this day last yS 80, -.
receipts this day 1880 were -5,'VV pa..o
and we shall give daily the moyeinen,,.
of that year and on Thursday we S naH,
give the exact number OF pdies ia -
have come into sight AT the ehu VI -
month. and also the figures up 70 the shiii sam
Inc in 1ssn AZ we said in Saturday :
letter. the South can largely regulate .n'
mice OF the balance OF this crop Dy maj
keting il slowly, instead OF thIo"ih5 =
INTO The hands III the first man who come'
along ,ioH to oner a price FOR II. and We Re.
neat that the figures given at the sam'
time. that 10 realize even our stateh ,',,,
NJ 7ADND bales, there must cVie NJ
" -, 49,, tsSt FRIDAY l,ll2.OO0 bales be
Tore september LIST next. IL Is wen I
WAY WHY includes not only port receipts
but also stocks at the following in ,stiss
points: Brenham Dallas. ,,',.l,',,s New.
b nVSH Natchcz. Memphis, Nashville, selma
MONTGOMERY. Eutaula, Macon, Aio Dan,
Atlanta. Rome, Augusta, coluiaoia; wnar
| otte Raleigh. IT. LOUIS. ann ~ .,,,,,
| Also the estimated weeAis s0N''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30

poRr or W Est POiNr jan 20 1871
ARRIVED
NJ, CIadstane's Chilufen.

There are seven children IN 'he r'aa
stone family The Oldest son -
Gladstone, is lord OF the manor ~ ,,an-in
1 sen, none Of the children has inherited
laC t - TN The Grand old Mans intellectual
any a.iaor stephen. the second SON. Is rec
t t,g0 Of Hawarden church; Henry at'ef rbs
~, Wild youth in India, leads ehe
rsspectable life Of country senue fated
IsS req t1erbert the youngest son, has Ialleu
a a. ,nd anv success ia public life IN sples
~ the advantages with which ne en'ear .a
,,arliament. Two of the daus -
married. The third, Miss heien ~, =,
stone Is undoubtedly the cieVelsS, ra
the children. She IS woman ~. nevy
S '.'avaroent for education for women
Boston Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
10 conservntIye Investors.

rna 1,nited Banking and Buliuins I'm.
Inc 81 S east Main street. offers Ior sale
pany' Oh eass of the shares OF its cap
nmi'e oS "a fully paid and Worcestershire,
Ia' s'O per- share The company Gv payS OF OF
the cost of this stock aa cash
per cent per annn Of pJ January and july
ally Oh ,.ear. rhe stock further parta-
OF eau the profits Of the business. anu -
pates ~ nv the company at Its maturity
fea ',oh Is estimated 10 be about e.snss
swn'1" o,ths, at 500 per share. resafuiSs'
iou, assn interest already paid the noin-
hereof. This company Is a wen-s"', -.
er institution. and We comment "'
a. 49,. ~es TO the investing public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30

pAr r,fAfORE. MD, Jan. 81 Iour uu , .
49,, 'ssnnsrfine $1.7Ja2OV; western ~ ~,
NeS'e -, o,%,o &: western family, sz;' s,,.
We, F-r,rfer wheat, patent 20. snrin,,
3D., , wheat. patent S3.'1g NV 1P'''0
ssPes3 straight S32Jn5.Jo. o,s lanu-
"wuS6eat dull: No. , red spost, an Ma
~ ss;TknGlc.; February, 81 ~ ,,tsli.,c
G5i.a6sisc., steamer NO, 81 ets,tiie
milling er,eer. mixed spot and January
,'g'5i42itc,, February. 424t9 +9Ss- 49, IL
t-7ta1-.ss'' steamer mixed, 4lh43l ~. ,
sagtbern corn. by sample, ana Oh Si"-''
4-a+.'c inactive: No. white, western
~. No . mixed. western, 5ji2H"fe'
''rfce ann. No. ., soc. ohotc,
t1ov ouiet and steady; good u '"''N
,in,othy' Si5N4I6.Oo. 80 liver
cram freigfIts quiet; steains' ~. ardevs
nooi per quarter. 2s.bd.' Noln ~, tS wound
her quarter. 3s.3d.: cotton, pS 1.,t ~
nc flour, per 100 pouhur, ooT. $3.50
''provisions steady, mess POI -, huil
ftoFna osas'ts--loose shoulders, So Dsi'
DUN niear SIS; bulk clear TO So 81, /,
Iohs .s,@ar.nicl<led shoulders, >o:Vpi sns@s
ai, ,roa smoked shoulders >S''''
| $500. me-
| I.at 1.., s,eadv. creamery, fancy; -va.sc'
a. sair IN choice, 2342fc.; do'' ii''''"''o'
i'l- firm and receipts light az iog M.
E7,ses quiet Rio cargoes' iai'' 10y
Nc, :, i oniet; graduated. 4 Sc
whisixy steady at Sl.2fg - >orther
Ronds-Nirginia is " w Ganosolidate
central stock. G'hfpo'-'
Gas stocks. JS'smoo'z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Jan. @.-rlour-No
Wheat higher; January, 56hc.; May
61hc. ,,,f, . Iobruar,
Cocn higher; January, use; February
g,c.: May, 35isq354c >,,,-,.
oats higher. May, SsG.V1sc' -.
Pork-Standard mess, SLOW Oh oiu'i -
SltoO. x--o nominal
nv Salted Meats-Shoulders, Sp.l -
,ongs and clear ribs. $685.; shorts. Sn>p.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders SO: nhss'
S73Tls; clear ribs. 500; snoI's' s''''
High wines steady at Sl.lJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30

roo,,Iara. sales osD casks: closed firm AT
1si.c. with sales OF 10O casks: deHlahu
strong. - -a<,os
Resin market declined on cotton grahes
and held frm, with little onerinS saitS'
:. NM barrels Quota y, g. -. and =,
a.. g. $3.50. g.. II -: "A. Sl.iJ; Z. Si.p;
= Sy.:y,: NJ. S2.I,; y. $50; window glass
Stty,. water white. So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
CINCINNATI.

c1Nc1NNATI. O.. Ian. @:-flosr -
Surfing patent. S3.iyu'so' taHiis' go
Wheat in better demand for NO. req
at Jsi.MJ,Agc. -. Do . vol
corn market holds steady; NO yer
low asc.. No > mixed. SIitc.
Oats-No. miNed - e .,..- ,,oss
S,,ni. family. $3.50. clear family. Sls'p.
bacon steady: shoulders. S'.Vs; snort
rih sides SSO0: short clear sides, 500.
Lard steady: steam leaf, So.S''s' A~'H'
| dried. SS.IJ.
Whisky steady at SllJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
BONDS
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. ~ 1911.

Offerings Wheat. 40 bushels corn
CWhite), 30 bushels; corn VhiAeu'' ~
bushels; oats, 5000 bushels. .s,,,,
Sales-Wheat $50 bushels; corn ,Nhllel'
no bushels: corn mixed, 30 bushels.
Quotations -Wheat-Longberry, o5c. 10
GGlsc, mixed, &C. 10 66lc; shortperr!
00c to sc. No. , red, O1c. TO TOES 90.
TO 44c; no. white. 4ic.; No. = mixed
Oats-Winter 0or seed). BE. to 3fc;;
No. mixed. 34c. TO Site; No. . mixed
33c. 10 - BE-.
rye soc. TO BE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
cIIICAGO.

cuIcAGO. I'LL. Jan. 29.-W neat neat 4 te-
,,eloned an indisputabiy stfon5 .one ,,n.,
,,,g~t inc close to-day, notWlthst .'',.s
tbe fact that the general run on n',oS
us of a nature which was caic ..l','',s
rotber 10 depress than elevate Na tsen
~ onening was iinhc. nisheI -. ,i,N,,
sat,rdat's close, eased of signify, a'e ~
s9dSv,an zee nM5sc. closing with gam oi
HGd,S@n was governed in its action To-
dav by the change in wheat. IN Inc x .9te
u"s as general thing. steady, M VII
ern,ress marking the close. Inc mar Ift1
nrnmsJ unchanged, sold up l4c'' put e,,s
~ Mold prices receding iac. Shoruy
hefore The close they again 0'''
W. NET cain Tor the day was &c.
C,ts- Rusiress was light IN TINS iilathIt'
,.,t the tone was steady. IL Was us
ri,,s5 from wheat and corn. frlces 'tos'
aH i.c higher than they dld Satul Jay i's,,
60 Provisions we're very dull, win no ne,i Sls
,,ioesnre attaching % any of the uaa'ns
No onening was about steady, III &C.
lrl,anre with "A similar feeling IN .n'
,oerlret for live hogs. Later, on soih
gautno- bv both packers ana coiniiiiS7lo'
bnmees prices became lower. me cio5
ssboo,vei "A net loss of DC for May pom
7i%c. for May lard, and DC. for May lids
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80 AZ Strained DC. good do, Doc.
Turpentine steady at -ti-c'
Tar firm at Doc. ,.~d e ~. soft
and virgin, Sl.In.
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CadN ,,,ith prices easy and foyorins pny-
man me- No red wheat. GDc corn -, g2tS'
Ma oats 2sG2sAc.; pork lsl ~; sHomI
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