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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-19

ing in the general list until the fast hour of trading, when 1t became more active. The in crease in the volume of business, however, was the expense of values. The withdrawals Of golc from the sub-treasury gave the bears an opportunity to create uneasiness, because it impossible to obtain from the suD- treasury the actual amount taken. Washing. ton reports that the sugar tariff will be revived in the senate hurt that stock. The decline in prices ranged from A to 1 per cent Sugar, the grangers, Southern railway, common and preferred, Reading, Louisville and Nashville and New York Central scored the greatest losses. The last named was raided down to S77s in the last ten minutes, but recovered quickly to 99A. The market closed steady at declines ranging from IA to 1 per cent, sugar leading. Chicago Gas rose 1Ad1l2 The bond market was weak.
 The sales Of listed stocks aggregated S9,- 900 shares. unlisted 50. 900 shares.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Money call was firm at! 1l2 a2 per cent; last loan at 1l2 per cent, and closing offered at 1l2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper. leg per cent. Bar silver, r,i605sc.
 sterling exchange was steady, with actual business in bankers bills at S4. S7Ia q i STA for sixty days and S4. S90 l. SgS4 for demand; posted rates, $4. sSl2 a4. .S9; commercial bills. $4.S6h04, S7A.
 Treasury balances-Coin, Se5 .714 1000; cur rency, $77 3S3, ,00O.
 Government bonds were steady.
 State bonds were steady.
 Railroad bonds were weaker.
 Silver bullion at the board was 602sc bid.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-19
IN WALL STREET.

FORK. Dec. Is During the early ses-
 almost to stagnation. Chicago Gas was only sto,k on the list that showed any [gns of life. There was little or nothing do-
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-19
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.


 LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1s.-Noon. .-Cotton busi- ness moderate; nrices lavorably; American middiinS, 3-32d. Sales, 1o,oOo bales, of which 9Io0 were American; for speculation and export, 50U bales. Receipts, 37 ,00u bales. of which 32, soo were American.
 Futures opened steady at the decline; de- mand moderate.
 American middling and low middling clause quotations:
 January and February de-
 February and March deliv-
 April and May delvery..3 o2.S o2.Sid May and June delivery. .....3 03-64d June and July delivery 3 05-6ld July and August delivery 5 o6-64d August and September de-
 livery. ...,7....,,.... ......3 OS-64d
 LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1S.-4 p. m.-Futures closed quiet and steady.
 American middng and low middling clause quotations:
 December delivery. 62-64d Decemberand January de-
 livery ........,.............2 62-64dd2 63-64d January and February de- February and March deliv- March andApril delivery. 3 00-64d03 01-64d April and May delivery ....3 o3-64dt May May and and June In1S delivery o4-64d July and August delivery. 3 O6-64d03 o7-64d August and September de-
 .seilera. tBuyers. Value. o'-04o
 CHICAGO CHANCE
 CHICAGO. Dec. lS.-ln the strength or the northwestern market, where an advance of s4c from yesterday ruled most of the day, wheat in Chicago found important relief today. Within half an hour of lhe close Ream became notable seller, presumably of long wheat. prices showing the maximum of the sessions s weakness whilst that pressure was on the market. May wheat opened at 5SAd5eSsc, and closed at jS15c, lsc under yesterday. Cash wheat was weak and l2c per bushel lower. Corn had none Of the element of trmness to- day. Business was quiet, but the tendency was lower. May opened at 49aQ49I2c sold between 49i2a 49as and 49Ac, closing at 49A d49ssc. Ac lower tban yesterday. Cash corn was weak and l2c per bushel lower.
 The receipts of oats were thirty-tiye cars less than estimated, and prices for that grain displayed some Independent firmness around the opening, due to that fact. The weakness of wheat and corn affected the market later and fractional recession took place. Busi- ness was dull and unattractive. At the close May oats were is0Ac under yesterday. Cash oats declined Ac per bushel today
 provisions-After opening with slight de- cline the narket became shade sieadier, comparative sowness ruling at the decline. There was nothing O the trade worthy of especial notice. The close was 5c under yes terIay for January pork, 2l2Q5c lower for Jan nary iar,. and 2i2c lower for January ribs. Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was quiet, with very little trade. Prices were easier. Wheat-No. 2spring, 57s al Cue; No. ? red, 54a 4a54lsc. Corn-No. 2, 46Ac. Oats Mo. 2, 29tec. Pork. Sll. S5 Il .95. Lard, per >l0 pounds, S6.95a6- 97l2. Shcrt rib sides
 se, Sj.s5d5. 90. Dry saled shoulders,
 led, 50. 72. Short clear sides, boxed, $6 25
 .37l2. Whisky, $l.23.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-19
ST LOuIS

ST. LOUIS. Dec .1s.-Flour was weak; patents $Z. .50@2. TO; fancy, ,-S2 05 q 2. I5 choice, $l 50 @I 90. Wheat was lower; December, 51ssc; January, 52sse; May, 55c. Corn was lowcr December, 54c; January, 41lsc; May, 46G 46l5c. Oats were lower December. 361I G; May, 31 s4d 31 7sc. Pork, standard mess, SIP. .12l2@l2 37i2. Lard Prime steam, S5 75; ; $5.l2la; longs, $557Is; clear ribs, G.I2la Q 6. .25 shorts, $6 l2la06 %. Bacon--Box ed shoulders, S6 37l2@b 50; longs, $6. .S7la; clear steady at Sl 23.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-19
NEW YORK,

NEW YORh,
 NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-Flour was dull and easy; winter wheat, low grades, $2.o50 2.60; fair to fancy, $2.50a2.90; patents, $2,75@3.20; Minnesota clear. S2.3O02.7 70; 02.6o. Southern flour was dull and week. common to fair extra, S2. 10d3 LOO; good to choice extra. S3. 1OG3.15. Wheat was fairly active for export at lsc, lower: No. red in store and elevator, 5914 G6Ol2c; afloat, 60I2c; options were fairly active and irregular with local and switching and active; No. red: December, 59ssc; January, 59Ac; March, 61l2ci May. 62lsc. Corn was quiet and easier; No. 2, new, 524c; old, 55c in elevator; 53Ae a1oat; options were iarly active and steady at Ii c declines; December, 5134c; January, 52c; May, 53c. Oats were dull; options were lower Spot prices-No. 2. white. 3s4c; mixed west ern, 34l2@ 35c; white western, a34l2c. Hay was steady and in moderate demand 1; shipping, 50G55c; good to choice, 7oa75o Wool steady; domestic fleece, l7@2oc; pulled, 12G34c. Beef was quiet; family ,$lo. % were quiet at $17.00. Tierced beef was dull; city extra India mess, S16.0o@l7.0U. Cut meats were dull, but easy; picked bellies, $6.25; shoulders, $500; hams, $S.25GS.75; middles. nominal Lard was quiet, but t1rmer; western steam. $7.15; city steam, S6.75; De- cember. S7 50; January, $7. 25, nominal; re- fined was dull continent 7.b0 South Amer ica, $7 go; compound, So. 50a5.75. Pork was dull, but steady; old mess, $l3.25d13.75. aZlc; creamery ualfy, lI9Z3c; western dairy. 10la@15c: western creamery, I54Z4t2c; Elgins, 24 24t2c. Cotton seed oil was dull; crude, 24a24lgc; yellow, ZSt2a29c. Petro- leum nominal; Washington. in barrels, $6.00; Washington. in bulk. s. 50: refined New York, S5 6U Philadelphia, j.55; Phila- delphia, in bulk, $3. 00d .U5. Resin was quiet, but nrm; strained, common 10 good, $l .350 1.40. Turpcntine was dull, but steady, at 2sA 2sl2c. Rice was steady and fairly active; do- nestle, fair to extra. 4AW6c: Japanese, l E a 4l2c Moasses-foreign was nominal: New Orleans open kettle good to choice, 2a . 3oc, manipulated, 3la43S4. Coffee options were firm at 20 to 80 points advance; December de- livery, SIS. 60; March delivery, SIP. 5U; May delivery, ,,l2 .15a12.3 30; September delivery, $l2.l0d l2. 15. Spot Rio Was quiet, but steady; No. ', 15S4e. Sugar-Raw was quiet, but steady; fair refining, 2'ac. kened was quiet but steady; of A, 3laG3@4c; standard A, 313-16qlc; 5 cutloaf, 7-16a4asc; crushed, 7-16G4asc; granulated. 15- I6Q 4lsc. Freights 10 Liverpool were dull; cotton, hd;grain, 2l2d. nominal.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-19
MAGELLAN tt,l!s

MlSCELLAN kt,uS.
 
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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-19
FOR RENT.

], OR RENT-27- acre farm with 4room house Lear the city. Smith X Stillman, 120l2 19tb street. de16 St TOR RENT-A nice two-story cottage, six I ooms, on Hickory street, South High lands, convenient to dummy and electric car. Apply to W. J. Cameron, First National bank,
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WANTED MALE HELP.

WANTED MALE HELP. l4T 4TANTED-M who will work for SIS month w salary or large commission, selling goods by sample to dealers. Experience un- neces sarv. Write us. We will explain. For sealed particulars send stamp. Household Specially Company (79), Cincinnati, o.
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EOR SALE-New, high grade, standard make bicy cle. This wheel has never been used and can be bought for less than manufacturers price. Call at Age Herald oflee oc3O u
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FOR SALE-A well established retail dry r goods business. making clear profit of $5OOO yearly over and above all expenses. Req on for selling, parties are going out of business Address this office, V. Y. N.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
 NOR s SALE-$6O, ,000 worth of real estate, mostly in and around Knoxville Tenn. also in Virginia, Alabama, Ohio and Kansas; will exchange for merchandise stocks from $500 to $20 QUO of clothing. shoes, dry goods, hats. groceries, wall papers, etc; will pay per cent casll to agents making exchanges; write for real estate list; this is an oppor- iun1jy to close out your entire business. Ad- dress P. 0. Box 2l2, Knoxville, Tenn.
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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-19
LARGEST PRACTICE IN THE SOUTH.

Not only do we do larger practice here in Bir do larger out of town practice, and can prove sa' a lso exhibit more genuine inducements by the pr the profession than can be shown by any competi
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-19
CHEAP COLUMN.

yXy ANTED- Furnished room, with or without w board Charles, P. o. Box 4SS, City.
 lXJANTED-F Furnished room for single gen
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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-19

Birmingham Trust and Savings Company, Corporal on, ys. Age-Hera!d Company, Corporation, ct al.-In the City Court of Eirnain n -Ennita. side
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-19

M NANTED-Five-room houso, central loca- w ton, five years Rogers, paint man.
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Massage.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-03

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Artesian Wells on Oahu.
: Cotton Factory.
Louisiana Planters and the Sugar
Tariff
Walking Sticks and Umbrella
Handles.
Notes on Chemistry of Taro.
Notes on Kohala Plantations.
About Cotton Mills.
Hawaiian Village at the Fair.
Saving Easier than Earning.
Value of Commercial Fertilizers.
Beet Sugar in America.
Cultivation of Coffee.
Coffee Culture in Mexico.
Supply and Demand.
House OF Representatives opposed
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Buying Cane by Analysis.
The Steffens' Process.
The Beet Sugar Industry.
Louisiana Sugar Crop.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
IN THE CITY.


STILL ALARM.
Joseph Arthurs great mclodromu
The SIN Alarm win be- presented ns
Grocnwnlls opera house today and To.
night
Flrcmen, Ike poets, urr born. not
mndo, and perhaps q i5 Ia the illuglrn.
liun Of the unique character vi this rlues
ul heroes thai Joseph AHhurs stage
picture "'lhp SIN Alarm" has proved 500
attractive This was The first attempt
made TO reproduce the thrilling incidents
Of lhc lrpman's life upon the stage, aud
in inri, The only one that Inns been given
serious consideration by the thelipi. gopr
The instantaneous and continued success
Of The SIN Alarm" naturally caused
To breed hosts OF imitutors, but, like all
other borrowed Creations" the newt.
able result Inns boon 10 generate % d..
Flrn 10 see the Original on that pnrl Of
nll who have been hoodwinked by thp
humlmg9. THIS VS. why "Tho sun
Alarm ia demanded by plnypltruns
scn6on after season aud has now become
almost q necessity 10 the theutcr which
provides ull the real good lhtnrs
IulighlH performance will bc for The
benefit Of 4 j. Chambers Hose Com.
pnhy Of This city, md the house should
be packed tn the door
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
DnILLIANr WEDDING.

special DiHpdtch,
Rockdalc. 'rry Feb. 1G.-Last night
Witnessed the most brilliant wedding ever
soleinni2ed IN Itockdale. The ceremony
tool, place at the Baptist church, Rev. s..
o, Mitchell onirialng Tue contracting
PARTIES were Mr. w VI Wcllg, % POM.
lar young business man hcrc and Miss
Mary BAXTER daughter Of Mr.. Il. II.
Baxter, lic wei known cotton buyer
Tho decorations 10 the church were
simply beautiful aud the ceremony wns
impressive indeed The attendants were
Andrew Perry aud Branch Lowis ush-
orHi A. NJ Scarborough and Miss Stella
Curry Edwin Douglass and Miss Lena
Moss, T.. II Rogers and Miss Birdie Nc.
Mahon, James McGowu aud Miss Mag.
gle Wells, VIII Coniold and Miss Matte
VOLS, Tonion Smith aud Miss Mo5clle
Baxter,
A reception at the home Of tic BRIDES
pUrents followed, M which q most stump.
tnous rcpnst was enjoyed One room was
literally crowded with o prOluMpn of
costly and beautiful presents. In cut.
ting the brides cake Mr. ~. H. Rogers
became the posgossDr of the ring. aud
bluslIngly received the congratulations of
his friends
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
LOCAL CLIPPINGS.


BUILDING AND REALTY.
In addition to tho firm mentioned in the
Telegram yesterday afternoon, several
other realty firms have under consider
AtI0n sOinr yoB largo land purchases lu
lnruni county but ns these are Just uu
tlc tHpis, publication OF tho rnrrrfuou.
dence would not ho the correct thing 10
do Snlhrr II 10 say, however az least four
really brns are IN good spirits over tho
things which are to cnmr.
lil The way nf ncluAl building thorc ~
good deal worth mentioning Tho sharp
ran Of the hammer rrsnWds Ia every
part OF the CITY, and the Whine Of tho saw
ny u goes through the heart Of good
pine lumber or tough cyprcsa is gentle
reminder That people are building moro
readenoos IN fort Worth anl building
7hen in q hurry,
Beside1 Tho new commercial hnnllnsa
anu resIdcncca mon'loucl 10 lhls depart
mcni W the TcloErRn this weoli tltrrn
are many mora 10 Do noted.
A. u. strong is building two-slory
frame residence uu lot :, SOnth gusk
and lncker alrcols, 10 cost 500.
j. A, Thornton has under conalruetion
on block u Dogeclts addition, a one.
sllup, which will cost Si5U.
The ltmk island road has built on
hlock liz orlglngl Town, 70 onosstory
Nrirk wernhousc no q cost Of $1,000
~ Want Go. arc building a
brick WarehnnlO ga block !, narrcit's
addition. which VIII coat Sii 900.
q H. HnlnRsw0rihi uSrruior. hnilt
q oncNlnN ffnno residence on block .
MgNnlly southern addition. at coat o.
A. n. Dawson has contracted Tor
twoniory brick and stone ai1rc htlldlnr
5000 ''''
Mr Dawson win also hnnd a brlct
rg,s 10 cost 5000 on block Is, In same
on bIocl, o.. eumc addition. Mr.. paw.
san WV build a iwogiory framo dwelling
10 Tho Eynns & HUFFMAN addition
Handsome brick school house viii H. hum
c0a ~ Si2,O0O. which MN tre,tly
meipsm HE appearance Of that iArsllty.
t,nW,, rais,isn,A'r ms hnlli nncstory
AND Nhllnna streets, fol 500
q y waugh win hnild one.sf,rv
trHine residence on hl0cA Z Alfrai q
Ncal addition. for $3.50
y. y. Wake WIN build SiOOn ono atorg
a,5s'ng feiilence on block 10, fuckers
W Z. llnahinr win bun $3.50 real.
ndefe for himself on block IL. unlan
depot addition
her'nes tho bnllllnrn mNn.iohe1 above.
contractors have under ronsilerailon tcn
or twelve handsome fcsilcnsas IN dlHe,c
W. para q ihe riir, which ihoy efneet
90. put up ia no applhr. w ''p'''
~ nay not ~ geuouily khau,n. nm 4,
" fact. ncgtrihele4s. ihat M ~ 4,
nance roqplfos that az paalea son3e,m.
plnunE the ronairaetion of buldlnrs ~
w making of re3Alla on hnlidinv.
snonia hr.f rct q permit from ~ XIV
sntslfer Tor anel puposea 1hefa 1.
tenalg provided t,r auy Infringement Of
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~. II y oeWlon hnrvey, fi0sn ~
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y 8, HpAcy Il Al. W n ~ l.Nnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
DICKS SHOT.
THE MURDERER Oh THOMAS
GRAY EXECUTED
At Euraula- lie Confessed Guilt just
Before the Fatal Shot was Fired.
A Light Horscman tho Exo-
outioner-Tbc Crime.


Special Dispatch.
Eufaula, /. r., Feb. 10 Joe Dick,
the murderer Of Thomas Gray, was exc
rutcd this afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
iufaula court house, seven miles west Of
This place,
The crimc for which Dick paid the pen
atty with his life was committed last
August Dick had grudge against
Gray and passing by field In which
Gray was working, drew his gun nnd
shot him twice, one shot taking effect In
The head and the other In the side,
Dick then went away, leaving his vic
tim lying where he fell.
Gray's body was not found until three
or four days later aud was horribly do
composed when discovered. Dick was
arrested and convicted OF the crime aud
sentenced to bc shot September i, but
was granted n rcprioye until today by
Chief norrymnn.
Just before going out 10 be executed,
Dick confessed 10 his attorney. Bnrnir
Macintosh, TO having Killed Gray lie
then walked calmly to tho place, removed
ms cont and after having his hands tied
behind hul aud his feet mnnaclcd. sat
down ai The foot Of tree 10 nwmt the
fatal shot, Light lIorsrmun John Hnw-
Nns WIS tho cXccutonOr. Two hnlls
Wcrr tired into Dicks brenst. and with a
gronn no fell back aud dirI In seven
minutes, Only few people Witnessed
the execution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

iills Himself
Special Dispatch
Tyler, Tea. ree. 10, Yesterday morn,ns
ut MONDAY, ten milcl aouhwsat or I,vier
J + naEldaie and \, }. Mr,ilnn me,
ard nagsdalu asked McNlihn IL M MN.
ready fcr a settlement. MsAlipn r.rl,,.1 ,,a,
pc was wheffuppu llngsdnlo said III d1,i,
Mtgt Yu9qf td.W and drawing a oistoi
sald "Ii tx you and ar.5 II" st9,i
cnulnF q holu IN McAlrns wsi t,,.', KY, Ky,
the heart. JUST Ab'fe
MrMinn's team. whita 10 Wa, d.,,t...
vs. Ane ftlghigueh and fsn uuav Nfdtti,...
itu over ~ hiH wagon, Nagsdsie t@nt,.t1.
ihiusihg De had Killed ha man FNi,'e
Alanc ten steps pas the mnstls ~ 1, wv
" N.Y. OWL head and nred rhs t'd p.lei
ihinugh ila hfllul and he fe1 aeen WIZ
hpui McNinnn ali aiufpfi arnr r'',,,, ".
about quarter W uiis .t1 ,enliNs
~ w examined himself aai f,i,aa nlNe
.ieh famllies are wen ss,...,.,
Mfhv reeptrtei ~ mo aahtb4,,,i. Ana
lh'l teslde IL TRAGIC afaif ~ Mn'l.
2 tr!ilfmrw fnr rtni asnia lAra1 wy pr
sueiien W, g, Hffpasin W Nea {YniH li0,
lnlNrM over tho fenHins N ,i NH arl ln
nnN tendeiri a verdict Ia iaabi w E.iale
lhe above statements NNhoN VIA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17


I've committee having n Charge Tho
new hotel project loerther with num-
her or pnriltl Interested In thn scheme.
net thus wofning 40 ilo office Of Mr..
6, II, Slllimhn 10 llacuss the last promo.
dt.9n offered by x NJ paqe for a slte
~ the block bounded hy Mau. Houaton.
Ninth and Tenth sircats Thprs were
prNcnt Col, John Potter Smith, Dol. n
w, Taylor u NJ pagn. q. IL. Sint
man, n. u liurhrllgr 4. W Caavyel.
VrQ, II, NJ. CLARKE and W j Bnliey
u ~ understood that the committee r.
ported that S200UO had been subecribel
toward Tie mucl needed Improvement.
b9t II was the seuBc OF The mectine Uint
Mr Rage wanted too much for Ms
property, HIS differ 10 nenopt SiO0D
cash and note for $1,000 was co,,.
sidetoi TOO high hEnrr, 1ho con,.
nhiiee believe that if Mr.. Page wonli
conseni 20 accept cash payment 81
N3Oihn q deaf might be made AZ once
several other propositions hive reached
me committee, one of them hang OF sneb
ehaNcler ~ 90 make lm htceptnnee
probable, should the Page offer nat he
closed very spnn,
vi one thing the people Of Fort Worth
$40 rest nssnrd, and that 4 that iho
ile4 Of building hotel cnmntnsnrnie
Nllh me Importance uf The city has not
been abandoned.