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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-20
Ladies' Column.

Yes, We are going TO give round
trip ticket 10 the Volcano to the per
son bringing in the greatest number
of our Sales Checks on December
Goth. We called on Mr.. Chase, the
General Passenger Agent of the
Volcano House Company, at his
Tourists Headquarters, Williams
I Gallery, and have made arrange
ments with him, so that our repre-
sentative can go up with the Thos.
Cook * Sons Excursion from the
Coast, consisting of twenty five peo-
pie, leaving here January 10Th, if you
so desire or at any other time. We
are as anxious that whoever repre-
sents us on this trip shall have all the
pleasure there is In it, as we are to
have you know; that by our Quick
Sales and Small Profit System of
doing business, you get the most for
your money-that it enables you to
buy among the great variety of goods
in our line.
EQUIPOISE WAISTS, cheaper
than ever, and speaking about
Equipoise and Compromise Waists,
they combine three garments in one
"a CORSET, WAIST, and
Corset Cover. They afford the same
bust support that regular boned
corset does. The bone pockets are
so arranged that bones can be re-
moved or re-inserted at any time
without any ripping being done.
Ladies who find it uncomfortable
to wear the ordinary Corset, and still
cannot do without some support will
find the Equipoise Waist the long
looked-for substitute for corsets-
they fit perfectly. We have them all
sizes. They are just the thing to
wear on the Volcano Trip.
.4s Save all your Sale Checks. You
may be the lucky one.
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Wyoming contains coda lakes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-20
Notice of Partnership Changes

CHOP TIN OF KAPAA, KAUAI.
~ having this day sold to the firm OF
Quong Wah On Il Co. OF Honolulu all
his interest in the following partnerships {:
Quong Wah On q Co. OF Honolulu,
Oahu; Quong Wah Jan q Co. OF Kappa,
Kauai; Quong Tai Jan & Co. of Kalihi-
wal, Kauai; Long Tai Jan OF Lihue,
Kauai.
All persons are hereby notified not to
transact any business with or pay any
money to the sail Chop Tin on account
of any of the said partnerships.
Dated Honolulu, October 8, 1891.
QUONG WAH ON IL co.
3SIl-1w 1592-3w
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Wanted.

DOSITION WANTED BY kNER-
IL gttic Dung man, several years ex-
perience in wholesale house in town,
also plantation store. Moderate salary.
Address energy" this office. 3SlS lw
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Gsnsral 4ousrtIsrmfats.
The Planters Monthly.
IL. NJ. WHITNEY, Editor.
CONTENTS FOR oCroBEIs.
l691.

CONTENTS FOR OCpOREIS.
l591.
Notes on Current Topics.
Artieiticial Rain.
The Louisiana Revolt.
Cane Topping and Cutting nv
Machinery.
Sugar Bounties and Duties.
Farm Manures and Fertilizers
Sugar Mills and Plantations in Hilo.
Low Prices of Sugar and their Cause.
Plneapples in Florida.
Beet Sugar in United States under the
Tariff
How TO grow fine Ferns.
Chemical Control in the Factory.
The Peanut Industry.
Oranges and their uses as Food,
Tea Consumption.
Encouraging the Bounty system.
Worth Remembering during Droughts
List of Officers L. l.. h s. Co.
Subscription $3.50 a year.
Foreign Subscription SIS a year.
Bound Volumes. ........ 10
Back Volumes bound To order.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03

,ae,th street. The victim OF the rob
-. Ar Mitchell lives In Chesterfield
UNITY and * an agent for the Farm-
,.s,', and powhatan railroad. The watch
-, rn.o,ere1 ON the day it was stoien,
~, reflective Hall. at Stems pawnsnop.
a., nan has been seeking W'iiiams,
a.,.s Mummy. ever since, and recoen'%eo
his man instantly upon seeing h'"' III
the courtroom. os . te,,,
Murphy admits having se'.'u 49,,
In the penitentiary for shoouhs No,
IN the Bowery. some years Az So, 80 no
York. Like Monohan ana ~u1s
saws his occupation Is prize-nsn.,,,'s
S,.,.,'>eo,s heve been issued for Messrs'
N,,,chau stern and other witnesses VINO
viii appear against the ahegeu ipp ''
whom his case comes UP IN inc iO'~~
Court for examination. -. ,~osnaes
stewart Harris. charged win uespas'
on the property OF Francs ""'9
ton. got fined $40 and costs .,,.,,ot.
PANEL cuilingsworth. who was thous",
TO have been disorderly by the Juus'' nov
to pay s. and costs ,,,,olor,
Mcssrs. Lewis Stephens ana AoSo ,s,'
Ross answered 10 the charge Oh s'ya''" ~
q gold watch. worth so. from Johh -
49,, the frame Of Policeman raiiey
,rhev wiz rest in Jail until caiieo io'
trial at the Hastings Court - y
w A. Brinback got little sentence ,,' .
ton days ION the farm for looking ".'Sa Wa ,,s
| 9 suspIcious character. ana Lewis w " ~
Who took too much red 'iiker ana a.
eaulted his wife. will have 10 ssaS uno
the protecting care OF the Ia" io' '''''0'
days. ., drinks had 4
~, ne % o. for going beyond the BOUNDS 0
! law and order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03

KTcHEMANN.- died February = ls't'
HELENA kUCHEMANN. beloved we
nf II. Kuchemann and daughter OF inc
late T.. w Thomas. -.
The funeral will take place ron. -
Johns German lutheran church 81
nAV AFTERNOON at ) o'clock. Friends
a,d circumstances are invited 10 attend
Columbia Is. CO papers please copy:
cox died. February I'd, at I o'clock
u Al III his residence. iil0 Nenable
street. THOMAS W. con, ~ the forty =
seventh year of his age. lie leaves a
wife and SIX children TO mourn 'nof 'osS'
Funeral notice hereafter.
KNOLI.E- Died. of apoplexy, at her
rcsidence No. "a west Broad street.
HENRIETTA, beloved wife of Henry
Kpolle. ST., i'm the sixty-seventh year
of her age. She was born IN l'ott, prov
ince OF Hanover Germany,
BY request OF deceased:
Let me go, the day is breaking
Dear companions. let me go;
We have spent a night OF waxing
In the wilderness below.
Upward now I bend my way,
Part we here at break OF day.
Let me go~-f may not tarry
Wrestling thus With doubts ana fears;
Angels walt my soul In carry
Where my Lord appears.
Friends and kindred. weep not So
~ you ioye me. let me go.
Ne have travelled long together.
Hand i'm hand and heart in heart.
Both through fair and stormy weather,
And It's hard, It's hard 20 part;
Yet We must. Farewell 10 youi
Answer, one and all. "Adieu.'
Funeral will r,ke place SUNDAY AZ
TERN0ON at | 80, O'Clock from St John
German Lutheran church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03
THE TIMES-RICIMoND VA: SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1891

$50. city. s7.iD. Futures nominal. Re-
fined aulet and steady, Continent. $50;
compound. G5DQG.62is
Pork In aiJierate demand and steady,
mess, sl42Jnii.t'.
Butter-Fine creamery firm and fairly
active: State dairy lWiy2c.: creamery,
I742ic.: western dairy. i3lanlIc.; cream
erY. 1sn2Ic.; Elgins, &c.
Cotton seed oil quiet and easy; crude,
Soc: yellow, 3fn3iisc.
Petroleum quiet and steady.
Rosin firm; strained, common to good,
iiJ.
Turpentine market quiet and firmer
at 3lkn32c
Rice moderately active and steady;
domestic, fair to good, 34lSAc.; Japan
4n4iec. -
Molasses Foreign nominal; New Or
leans quiet and steady at 3OnJsc
Peanuts quiets: fancy hand-plcKed, 80
Coffee steady and unchanged TO point
up: February, SlG.30nl6iJ: May, sl,oon
1870. september, Slt61nlf.'O. Spo'
dull and steady; No. Z, sli.O
Sugar firmer and moderate iair Ie
timing, 2s.c Refined active ana nrm
No. q. 3sSfI3 13-l6c.; standard a, lilo.
4I4c.: cut-loaf, l3-l6Q5c.; crushed
4 3-lGa5c. graduated, l-ltaf7Sc.
Freights to Liverpool quiet anu easy
cotton, 9-G4d. bid and J-32d. asked; gram
2ihd. bid and 2aid. asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03

Price. -. Tan driven to a lower level
than ., i've orop IA Ia now generally
Accented shnuld have reached, and they
are desrous OF pushing the,l SOU fortune
further by forcing the matkt' SUI lower.
u. ~ question Is Low; cron 60 ~ ~, W.,
bales or ~ 15O.uco bales IL is re
mark,hi. - what unaninhty all infor-
NATION thar has emanateu from the south-
ern people this year mas Indicated crop
decidedly under the latter nsures, ana We
strongly recommend .ne In,e,alihg Oh ~, o.,
fact d., 11uus,dd. and In which, on page
Il he 49, 49, most excellent reasons why
this cron should not exceed i%JD,vD Dalea'
u Is altogether the most i.l'iestlhs docu
ment OF that character that ne mas We.
put before the public. IL this crop r. "a
small 80 ~ is very serious matter
for A. '.'.f. vino have still any Of IL
nnmsrls Ia whether they are TO be de-
piived of The better prices that would
result but for the missionary Worh upnr
to ro.tla ne world believe it f. biz
cron ",t.,,fse we think the cotton con-
sum-. .,i1 take more literally OF II,
and ~ ~ creating better spot de-
mana tri,'g more activity into the future
marke, az well, and put prices higher.
We close here ~ points lower IMAM iaSi
nights figures, "''"9' PVV'
r., ~ A-of v,,ovement this week is 1903
hal polt ,n ',i = f41 bales last year. In
! te,io,, as@.,,,sment. 2O,l22 bales, against
| b, 20 hnies while interior stocks are
! 9t0o,o 49, against $4,000 last week
o az, ~ p 90 nales this week last year.
/ D., $500 - now fall under the move
| ,r.pss ~ week ending to-day, other
wies v,gth free receipts, we shali nav nav
contirusd cabling from TINS SIDE 10 LlNer-
~ 80 is,,,e crop estimates, WIN perhaps
i r,l ol selling by timd longs ana
s...,,.'l'i,.a shorts, and yet, IN 1881 ~
49, 80 into sight after tne emo ol
49, f... n,iv 100000 bales. II the same
.anuaIs tSn,,ld come into sight this year
afiouht Sa 3lst, the crop viii be a
eeitet jazz 1,'er +. 100000 bales. We have
flae,lo ,l..-aI davs past kept before our cor
, ,es the inadvisability OF buying
! s,(ii,.,I ~, We aid. the existence OF grow
~ re5,,i1no against cotton.
as i1. ,saiio,rinr are che total net receipts
nc ~ all ports since September l
feo2. Gaivest0n Js, 81 bales; New " ~
49, Si7 79T bales; Mobile, 1s1,ieo pa i,.-
Sc, o,,,ab sll g.3 bales, Charleston, ~,
ofs 49,. wilmington, lis.6lb naieS ~ IT,
IN, 300 - bales. Baltimore, 45,-oo ~. ~. y,
I'm YIN, VI n 500 bales; Boston 49,
Nv" N~ln,rort News, 36,o3b pales' ma
1l"itra; .,.55-4 bales; West iolht' "a
~ ia7n hs7@s. brunswick 43,'l2 p "a ~,
1y''io,-o pl5 bales; Port royal 7''''
tias0o' ,r,tgi 49l4. 90 bales.
Deduct GAIA bales rom .l ,ne ~ iie c1rrorte
since September lst, making the o''i'0''
total 4S79SIj bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03
NV yonK pRoDUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. Flour more ae-
tiy. and held steader; winter Milfde,
low grades. - 0On2.51 patent $500 =. b,
Minnesota clear. s. .eu2 ~, pat tn'' - -.
10. low extras S2u'n 30. 49, -
flour quiet and steady common 10 80 ~,
extra. S2OJ0,vp; good 10 ch''ec "''' go
0G2o. ,t Store
Wheat firm and dull' No lt"' Pm, pn-
and elevator. GGT6sii a.. alloal' o't,a ~
tions opened weak. fell &c, ldhlS" ~,
and closed firm and unchanoen 49,
yesterday: trading dull; No. req reo-
ruary, GBiNc: March. 6Isc.' MAY, Wy.
Corn firm and moderately acuNt, ~ ~.
. 42iac.. elevator; 4Sizc. atioat. Options
opened We. K and declined lsghe., rallied
l,4.Xc and closed steady al sc. over
yesterday: trading duh; February 4-'-c''
March, 43iac.; May, ifiac
oats dull and steady: February, ;iic.
March. 34%c.: May, SIG; 40. Hh'se,
February. 30 Lie: March. 35iac. Spos -
No. . AG3{',c., M. "hlle' ''"f'"' -.
mixed western, 35n51'=c. white do' "o
fiirc 49, .....-
iIay dull and steady; shipping, 0faooc.
good to choice. Sbastlc. ,.,. a..
Wool steady and IN fair demand' 90
mestic fleece. .un-Sc. - 81, AN.
~ o. exir., mess SSoS: beef hams inil
And fair AT SIC Jtai7.pi. tierced hrst
inactive: city extra. fndi', mr-r, Si.', 49,,
a0uD. cut meats i'rm ana 4lnee,. W, . NJ
bellies. SIS, shoulders f"''"' ''''' i''''''
81 -. middlcs nominal ..,o,, ~te,m
L-rd quiet AMI lower western steam
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03

CHALLENGE Division, No. w. oil '',e -
80 remnerance. was organized III Sprlns-
Geld nan Thursday night with seNeiy
chartsr members, by Captain Marx W,
Iar,<ins. of Meadville. Penn, the sehe'",
state organizer for Virginia ana one ~
The three trustees of the National DrVi-
siou of North America The DIVISION
viii meet every Thursday night. a rls,is
vote of thanks was given Brother LatN,s
for his able work in Richmond on pehail
of the cause of temperance, ana lor tnV
fine lecture he delivered entitled, SOME
hodv's Bows" After the officers were
elected they were duly Installed ny ~
tain Larkins for the current term IheS
are as follows; A.
George II. Lee, division deputy; Nfs'
Beua :. wilcox. superintendent cruS"
ders; John w. Forbes, past patriot Ira
d. Patterson. chief patriot; Miss Elia Il
West. vicc-patriot; Mrs. Elnora l.. Lee
prelate: Mark t. Dye, scribe; Miss Pea'h
4 Snow. collector; Mrs. Lydia }. Joih-
ston. treasurer; Andrew +. Hewlett. con
ductor: Miss Agnes N. Peak, escort
Miss Ida :. Patterson, guard; Waller L.
seldom. watchman, and Ira ID. Patterson
George j. Hooper, aud Frank o. Ander-
son trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS of
MONEY
Offerings and sales ut the Richmon" io'
ba; co Exchange Rcvsnue
Collections-ForeignA dvices.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-On the passage
of the Wilson tariff bill an effort was
made TO break American Sugar. 1t Was
partially successful at the opening, whsn
the pricc was momentarily depressed 10
1G. The decline brought I'm supporting
orders. however, and the price steadily
mounted TO ~. Distilling and Catle
Feeding. according 10 wiseacres OF the
exchange, should nave been a sale on az
count OF the legislation just passed upon
bv Congress but in this case I'm Sugaf'
their predictions were not fulfilled. Inc
stock ranged between 2i"s and Z''s
throughout the day. but 1t Is to 3e sain
in this case, that there was cohsidefapis
washing" Chicago Gas was IN demand
throughout and advanced IA. western
Union was also prominent IN point oi
activity and lost * per cent Tor the DAY I;
THE old story about inside Selling anu
LOSSES TO follow on account or the cAp'ie-
ton OF the telephone patents WIZ "a
,ltved The bears on the stock also ialu
s,ress ON the proposed increase III tie
csnital stock of the Bell Telephone com
nanv Delaware and Hudson maue a
further gain 10 l3S ana Mahndl' s, 49,
~ to 1874. In the case OF 'uo . ~ ~
tbere WAS some gossip about an htIcaSe
&, the dividend rate TO follow tto ~
tirement Of its high interest payihs 49,,
me directors usually settle the dlNluehu
rate for the year in March. % t ia d
the general market IS cohCei -, ~, =. -,
government loan nd not come UP 10 'h'
expectations Of the bulls, ana lheielol'
fbev were not disposed TO enter INTO new
cugagements. Still, the market HtHl
firm during the day. and when ihe IN
dustl.iafs had their little squirt IN the las
hour "A general. though slight advance
took place. Sugar, just previous 70 th'
close settled back TO ISIS. and Westeri
| Tn,on sold at It's lowest point. I'M.
resulted in a reaction OF y 10 Z pt
csnf i'm other stocks. The market iei
| off about firm except for Western lnloi
| and Louisville and NASHVILLE. New
changes for the day show gains or ,
a. ~ per cent. outside Of Western mon
| T.ouisviUe and Nashville, aud Heneia
| IrIectric. which are down l2H'f per cent
| frbe total sales were $4,000 shafes, %
| which * 900 were American sugar i1'N
| Whisky 1900 Western Union, ana o'wt
Chicseo Gas: -. 900 were unlisted IAN
way ard miscellaneous bonus Wet
Money on call easy at 1 per cent las
loan at / per cent. ana offerings clpsr
AT per cent: prize mefcantie p"pei
4G4is per cent: bar silver, OO1' MeAlCa
dollars. %. Sterling exchange II uu
and firm. with actual business IN pam !.
hills at 49, for sixty days anu totH 49,
for demand: posted rates, $500 - CON
mercial bills. 1874 for Sixty Gays ai,
4SGi. for demand. Government bond
steady state bonds dull. Railroad
bonds strong. Silver at the board wa
SEW YORK. Feb. 2.-Treasur
balances: Coin, $7lO>soa0, currency So
72j,O)0. .-...,o.,-,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03

CHICAGO. ILL, Feb. 2-Nheat was
very weak during The greater poI1loll -
he session. although there was no SEN
e,tionsl declines accompanying the feel
inc There was some very slow selling
III prominent operators, usually iueh,-
6ad with the short side, as Wei as quite
a considerable unloading OF long wheat.
XVithin The last hour hardening OF
rrices look place fr,m no apparent cause
tavond an evident desire on the part
off early sellers to buy back tner WHEAT
Nav opened Vase. lower, closing lrac-
ton under YESTERDAY.
corn was weak on account OF the con-
tirned free arrivals \ reaction occurred
shortly before the close. which was nue
an me recovery of wheat. The mdiktt
opened at about yesterdays close, sofa
down .c rallied Dec, ana alier soiIo
changing prices closed AT exactly WheIe
they were yesterday al the same tihe.
Oats We're in sympathy with me ac'oh
of wheat and corn. no news vl "i ~
divi,lual bearing ON them being received.
Receipts were lli cars. lhe HlaIh'
closed with gain of isc. over yeslerua!
for May =. -.
Provisions were weak, in tribute 70 a
DEPRESSED feeling and decline m prices
for live hogs. Perhaps some or the easy
feeling was imbibed from grain, but DuSl-
ness was SO very light that seihn8 from
any cause whatever forced q decline.
stocks of provisions were "A httle less
al porlS and ribs. and a. little more OF
la~i than expected. May pork ,ipScn
l5c lower May lard icc- lower ana -Aay
ribs Hi,c lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, Feb. 2.-Flour I'M
Wheat dub: No. red spot and Feb
ruary. 3a.M63Tsc.; March. Soc. asked;
Nav. 6I4tM675sc.; steamer No. red, GOA
4Hisc; milling wheat. by sample. 6iiac
Corn weak: mixed spot. i2n42l>c.; Feb
ruary, 4lT.042c.; March. 4lM44l'sc; May,
43ni3isc.; steamer mixed, 4ols1 U'sc.
southern corn. by sample 414i3l2c.; do,
on grade. aga i2lsc. o-a
oats firm No. , white. western, 3JV
3Jisc.: No. mixed western, J3i@o3fc.
Rye slow; No. >. soc.
Hay quiet; good 10 choice timothy
SijOOm16OO.
Provisions steady; mess pork, Sl9.o0,
bulk meats-lOose shoulders. STD, iohs
clear. Ss.25; rib sides and sugar-plcklesl
fhoulders 5000: sugar-cured smoked
shoulders. $50; hams. Sl2op.
Lard-Rehned 9hc. =.
Butter firm; creamery, FANCY, -tc., 10.
fair TO choice. 2I@2ocS do IMITATION
$4,000.
Eggs quiet at 1iGiGc. -.o.,
Coffee firm: Rio cargoes, fair, l3nl9i.c.
No. 7, 17%Gl1Ac.
sugar steady; graduated. 1886
Whisky steady at Sl2ipl23
Bonds-Vireinia rs. 7OAoii Northeri
Central stock, G6i.d6Iis Baltimore au'
ohio Southwestern iirsts, lol bid; ,on
solidated Gas bonds ll3; do stocks, %,
| M51.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03

LIFE AND ADVENT CHRISTIAN
cHI;RfH lCotewood Han, sia east Broad
street, Bible clasl ana sunday schopt
al $3.50 A. NJ. Conference and prayer ~
prsachlne az $50 H. M.-subjeet The
Twelve Apostles Of the Lamb nol Dupi,-
Gated by Modern apoajes. PRAYER meet
ing every wednesday nient 81 = os, .,,,,s
at AZ south Bclviderc stree. ana bnis
study every Friday nief T. \ coriiai i"'l-
tation to all these services.
sEvENTH-sTREET CT RIsrI IN
church. JABE ~; HAsL Pas'ssS SUNDAY ases seSoSI
at $40 A. NJ Christian Endeaycr At
7.is II. NJ. sunday. prayer-meeting az
: r. NJ Wednesday. Sewirg circle az "
A. NJ Thursday Young LADIES sewing
Circle at 4 Il. M. Friday.
CHURCH or THE COVENANT PARK
avenue and Harrisou streetsl Rev. J.
GAVIN STEM ART. pastor.-Services az
"A a. NJ and at =. N. by the pastor.
Midweek services Wednesday at > i. NJ.
Sabbath school az $50 \. NJ Christian
Endeavor Society at I.l5 l.. NJ. each Sab
bath.
UNION GOSPEL MISSION CORNER
| Eighth and Main strects) Interesting
meetings on sunday afternoon at ; o'clock
/ and Sunday night ut o'clock. Also on
| Tuesday Thursday. and saturday nights
at O'Clock. Meetings conducted by Mrs.
r. NJ. GLOVER and co-workers. well
| come 10 all. - -
UNITARIAN CHURCH. REV. GEO.
| LEONARD CLANCY, pastor. Services
i'm ReIvidere Hall. l3T west Main street.
| Preaching AT II A. N.-subject. THE God
Of the Fatherless' Sunday school at
3 7. NJ.
NEW JERUSALEM MISSION Go. :
aast t,lav street. -"BlcSsed are the Nerci.
ful" sermon sunday at II A. NJ. Series
,Inon the blessings hv Rev Louis
Rich. "The Garden OF Eden-What IT Wa
and Where" at =. NJ. at same place
Rihle class and Sunday school az 10 4. VI
Library free TO al-open from TO =. "
on Sunday, TUESDAY and Friday kead
| ing Circle Tuesday night Lecture FRIDAY
night. The public Is invited to all oul
| services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03
ST. LOUIS

ST LOUIS. MO-. Feb. Flour quiet,
without change. Nro,.
Wheat higher; February, sc; May
corn about the same as YESTERDAY {;
February, 33iac. March, 3j8c.; May
oats about the same as yesterday; May
Pork-standard mess. Sl3.25; on orders
Sl4.OO
Iard-Prime steam. SI.t5. ..o-.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. So.-.,
longs and clear ribs. StO-'s; shotts' ~ =,
Racon-RoNed shoulders. 500; longs
s7.25: clear :ibs, S7.3IisagD; shorts
$7G2ia
High wines steady at sll5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03

SAVANNAH. CA, Feb. 2.-Turpentlne,
market opened firm at 2Shc., advanced
10 29c. for regulars, sales, @p CASKS
closed firm. .,.,.,.,,,,.
Rosn market firm and in good demand
and r. 95c.: r. SLo0; g. Si.2o; II, Sl.@;
! Sf.DO: *. $50. NJ s.. -; y, W. WIN
low glass. $500, water white, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Feb. 2.-Rosin
arm strained. soc: good strained, Doc.
Turpentine steady az 2o'4c
crude turpentne steady; hard Sl'Oo'
soft and virgin, SliV'
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cash Quotations FI0ur IpuI NJ vi.
quiet. with prices easy but Hnchsis. go, =
SO. spring wheat. UV'!c.' 80. .st
elassc.. pork. 81. 72LsQi2 10; lard, $50
a7.45: ribs. S6.l2isQ6 shoulders Te'-'
also; sides, S6siiaa1.23; whisky %l'i''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-03

NEW YORK. Feb. Cotton qu l,i.,i n,"
steady. middlns gulf 1-lo' '.,oad,..
uplands i5-iG fufu,s1 III: March,
sHlees' i,'.u n. May, 7.sS: june 30,
~, ~ August. sos; September ''''
october Z gS: November, sW. .o.s
Csoytton-Net receipts, $50 pales, si 10
receints. S}I bales; exports 10 1IeS' i for-
tain. g9l bales; fIamIs, 40 bales. all
warded. ~ bales sales, los D'''9'
eninners. stock. 25l OSi bales. 49,. .,-,..,
iV"ei,iv-Net receipts. 1904 bales .loss
,eceinfs III. 100 bales; exports 20 49,
t,ritlir - lts bales; France, 90 baIt---
Eminent 5.523 bales; forwarded. ~
6sies sales. i.7O7 bales; spinners' V''
'9,fi, otal to-dav-Net receipts, ls'sl bales
o,no,te IN Great Britain. b,'il nai's
tsrance. i0s bales. Continent VoJl D"'e''
sl2 goHs, Ho'''1 cgr Ills wees-Net receipts
~ ~ baloe. exports 20 Great hrltalh'
7o'ia2 bales France, 1887 bales 'ol'i-
nent 30 lGJ bales. 49,. .....;,.,..
Total since september LIST Net iectlptts'
4 S79 ~; bales; exports 10 Great btl'ail',
Dos ~, haies. France. 4I3,3I2 bales; Con-
tlnent, l,oiS,2v haie7'
'iT,fIVERPOOL. Feb Noon. Cotton
quiet al unchanged prices; American llln-
ding. AZ; sales e,|V haiss, en- i na0
lD bales: speculation and export NV
bales. receipts, 27.lOO bales, all American
Fntnres duiet and demand freely supplied
| American middling. low middling ,iausy
| Februarv-Alarch, : l2-64, all; Marc h-ApIu
| ( f3-G304 f4-G4; April-Ma l3-,4i May
| June. 4 ll-G4; June-Ju.y, l,-ot' july
| August. 2O-Ol, Augustlepte hioe, .
! 4 92-Gi Tenders. 100 bales old doeke''
and 40 bales new dockets. 49,,
4 r. M.-February. 4 lO-G4nf ll-Ot; + 60
ruarv-March 10-644t ll-64' Maten
April. 4 i2-Gi buyers, April-May l'-o
| nj 1864: May-Junc, Z l5-0inA lb-oi. JUNG
july. 1864. buyers; iuly-AusgasoIc = Inn bn%
-. Observation-Disclosures 19-6iG4 .U-bi
Futures ci5sed barely steady at the de
/ cline NIL .ot,. q
| ,to ,reeA 55OOO bales. American, 1Htv
bales. trade takings including torwarde
/ from ships side, 5000 bales ac1us-. ,A
port. 1000 bales; totol import, l-'iog
bales. American. $4,000 bales total ,toch
] GOc0o bales; American, l,3l'oW yale
total ahoat. 25i, 600 bales American
.tS ooo bales. spectators took 4 500 bale
and exporters took 1900 bales.