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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-03
Taka NoMea.

That Matthew w. Daly, the assignee of the
Bank d. South Dakota, having fully complied with
bite trust and being desir0ue 20 be DISCHARGED
from all further dRtles, liabilities or resp0nai-
hilities connected herewith, win apply ID the
Honorable JOseph WI. Jonessat HE chambers In
the CITY 81 Sioux Falls, county Of MiEnehaha,
81 Jniys is@4, 81 the honr OF 2 o'clock In the after
noon OF that day, or 81 AoGn thereafter 10 he can
be heard for an order auditing and settling hrs
accounts and for his discharge.
Dated, Madison, south Dakota, June 3Oth,
1894. MATTHEW w. DAILY,
Assignee.
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"oDD As DICKS HATBANp."

'sCyclone" Dayis Is Thus Distinguished
From M Other Davisss of Texas.
One Of the unique political characters
Of the Lone Star State Is James Harvey
Davis, better known In the world OF
politics as Cyclone Davis He 10 tall,
blue eyed and 'sodd as Dicks hatband, =
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-03

Lawrence county has held its repub-
lican convention and elected its forty
a~lternates all instructed for Kirk G.
Phillips for state treasurer. IL the
ninety v votes OF the six Black Hills
counties come thus pledged for Mr..
Phillips and Mr.. Lucas, they will come
pretty near getting there"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-03
Republican County ConventIon.

A Republican delegate convention will be held
q: the court house in the city of Madison, Lake
county. =. ~, Tuesday, July II, 1894, At 2 o'clock
p. m, for the purpose of electing IA delegates to
represent Lake county In the Republican state
convention to be held at Yanktou, 8. D., August
p, 1894, at 40 p. m. The basis nf represents
tion will be one delegate TOR each Gfteen votes or
the major fraction thereof cast for G. H. sheldon
for governor 10 the YEAR 1892, also one delegate
ut large for each township or voting precinct, az
fnllowa.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-03

The application to the supreme court
at Pierre has been made for issuance of
a writ OF mandamns which will test the
question whether the next legislature
shall be chosen under the apportionment
liked Professionally in the constitution OF
under the statute of 1891. The case
will be heard July II, at 10 o'clock.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-03

Dated ut Chamberlain, South Dakota. this, the
18th day of May, A.. d. 1894.
BY order OF the state central committee.
J. NJ. GREENE, Chairman.
j. II. SCRIyEN, Secretary.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-03

famous inventor
whose claim
that, owing to
the i'll treatment
Of the French
war office, he had
sold his new and
terrible war en-
CINE to Gerrna-
ny, created . ter
rifle sensation In
France. Not ma
ny years 8 Tm-
pin invented the
new explosive,
rnelinita. and the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-03

Corks may be made air and water
tight by keeping them for five minutes
under melted parafin. They must be
Kept down with b wire screen. These
corks have D perfectly smooth surface
and may be introduced or drawn out
easily and seal perfectly. Good House
keapinR.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-03
Republican State Convention.

The republicans Of south Dakota viii meet 10
delegate convention In the city OF Yankton
south Dakota, in convention hall, on Wednes.
day, the 22nd day of August, 1894, at Also O'Clock
p. m. for the purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for the following named ofnces:
Two representatives In congress.
Governor.
lieutenant governor.
secretary Of etate.l
State auditor.
state treasurer.
Attorney general.
Superintendent Of public instruction.
Commissioner school and public lands,
Commissioned Of labor and statistics.
One railroad COMMISSIONS for ell Of South
Dakota lying west Of the Missouri river.
One railroad commissioned for oil OF South
Dakota iying east OF the Missouri river and
eouth OF the second stand ard parallel.
One railroad commissioner for all Of South
Dakota lyinR east OF the Missouri river and north
of the second standard parallel.
Ard the transsctionofsuch other business N
may legally come before such convention.
The committee recommends that On alternate
70 each delegate be elected and that no proxies
be allowed, and that the delegates or their alter
mates present at the convention be empowered
to cast the full vote oftheir county.
The committee further recommends that the
counties of Lyman, Sterling ISLAND, Jackson
Ziebaeh, Pyatt, Pratt, Presho, Gregory and
Harding each be allowed a representation oi
one delegate on presentation Of proper creden'
tials. @ F..
The basis Of representation for each county
will be one delegate for each fifty votes, or major
fraction thereof, cast for Hon. Charles II. Shell
don for governor Ia 1891.
The counties will be entitled to delegates as
foll0ws:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-03
1HE DAILY LEADER
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ma AnvRRTIsRRs.

THE DAIRY LRADER makes . special feature OF
furnishing information Concerning the advantages
and resources Of the city Of Madison and on the
state az large emitting 4 20 the patronage OF adj
~YertieeFs Of every class.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-03
Il AND his GUN.

Rhe Fnnops Tnventor whe. Has Put An
Francs Ia . Ferment.
One Of tho most interesting figures in
France today Ii III. Eugene Turpin, the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-03

Washington dispatch, 70: In com
pl ance with . resolution of inquiry The
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-03


Badas. ..:.......... hcster....,... ....3
Ciarno ...........2 Concord. ..............2
Farwington ...........3 franklin. e. ...........2
Herman ...--........3 Lakeview .....- ......3
Leroy -..............3 Sunda ...............2
BRAND. ..............2 Rutland .....r.......3
summit. ...........2 Wentworth. ..........4
Winfred ....-.......-.3 Wayne...............3
City OF Madison
First Ward ...........S Second Ward. ........6
Third Ward...-.......7 fourth " ard .-......3
The committee recommends that oil delegates
to county convention be elected by ballot, and
that alternate delegates be elected by ballot, and
that M proxies he allowed but that the dele
gates present in TIE county aud state conven-
tions be entitled to cast the entire vote Of the
delegation and that all primary polls be held
open not less than ohe hour. The COMMITTEES
further that ali primaries be held
Friday, July Il, 1894,
}. W. Corr,
GEO. BECK,
j. ". CHAPLIN,
Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
WILL REMAIN ~ RICHMOND.
The ONCE of Commissioners OF Associated
Railways.

There was meeting yesterday I'm the
office Of the Commissioner Of the Assoc
cilted Railways Of Virginia and the Caro-
linas 4, discuss the matter IF removing
m. Office ~ the commissioner TO }alu-
more. Those present were w. 9. Elliott.
nresident f the Petersburg Railroad Com
many. H. Walters. presid mt of the Allan
tic Coast Line. John {. Ninder vice
president and general manager of the Sea
hoard Air Line. end Reuben Foster, one
~ Tho receivers of the Richmond and Dam
,iilo railroad Company. and the follow
i,.~ committee from The Chanber Of CONF
morce. \. n. Christian. Jr, chairman ;
- /, Trayior. g. II. Fleming, John H..
purcell l.. G.. Younger, W. $. Forbes. ..
Harvey Clarke, and Secretary X. A. pun
lop ..,.,..,,,,
rho conference WAS OF an informal
os,,r,eter The committee explained 10
mo railroad officials their reasons Tor de-
Grim inc office TO DE kept I'm Richmond,
and r.lncstcd that there be no chance
Tho committee then -etired, AMI me
chairman was recalled ana notihe1 lhal
the matter of removal had hecn recon
siderod. and that tho office Would DC ~
loved fo remain where D. now is. Inc
merchants of Richmond VIII be very glad
10 know this.
The conference was very pleasant ore
and the representatives. of the railroads
throughout indicated their desire TO meet
Tho views Of the committee and the "ishe $
of ON. business interests in deciding the
| location Of the office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
Prnneriy Transfers.

Richmond: Pleasant Davis to Samuel
n. Pulnam, - feet on north siue
of Baker street subject to liens, s.. Lizzie
~ I.llveon's trustee 10 Emil Finders, 2
feet on west side of Laurel street, between
beverly and Albemarle $500. Isaac God
dard 10 Mamie -. Goddard, his wife
- feet on north side OF Leigh street near
Ninth. s.. y. W. HarWo0ds heirs to tflda
and Hannah sottighcimer. % feet on north
side of Marshall street, between Ninth
and Tenth. 5000. Thomas VI. Murphy ana
wife to r. \ Roach. 1911 feet on cast
side Of Maiden Lane, running back TO
Green street, 500.
uenrico: James II. Barton and wife to
A f. stevens and c. y. titzwyison,
blocks 3. 4. 3. 8. ., and 10 I'm Walnut Hill
$50. O. W. Lecler and others TO John
e. Kener. 30 10 acres near Nine-Mlle
road. 10 correct error, ST. Lewis Umlaui'
10 George August Bochhns, lof feet ON
earst side of Thirty-nrst street near O.
Sl0iO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
Ihe VARSITY Musicians.

Judging from the sale of seats larSe
and fashionable audience VIII hear the
University of Virginia Glee, Boz Jo' ana
Mandolin Clubs concert tonight ~ Inc
Academy Thee clubs gave dehshtiul
concert at the Theatre last season before
= crowded house. The club Ills year Is
bettor organized than ever beiore IN lis
history. and IL is safe 10 say mat their
concert this evening will rank with tnat
of the Princeton club that delighted
large audience here early in the season.
the Glce club Will render among other
selections DE kOvcu's turcfui end catchy
;tle song. "'rhe ONl and the Pussy CAL
and Here's 10 old Virginia both oil
which are pronounced 20 boz classical. To
the Tauio and Mandolin clubs IS ASSIGNED
"Beue OF Chicago hy Sousa the great
bspd-mastcr. "Menuct "a Antique by
padorewsbi. and the "CIDoic Love Non-'
arranged by Harrison Randolph for m"
CLEO. Banjo. and Mandolin clubs. Inc
cinpe. after their concert here leave for
AN extended tour through the West ana
south. At Louisville they are 10 be gwen
a bail by the Louisville Alumni, and all
the other cities that they are TO visit are
preparing 90 give them hearty reception.
The audience. as far as practcaDle, are
roouestcd TO be in evening dress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
rnE cnrroN alARKETs.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3o.-Cotton quiet
ana steady mddling gull DIG; mo-
ding uplands li-l6; sales, 10 haleS.
Futures closed steady; sales, lIf..DO bales
January, 7S0 February. I.sl; Marcn'
7.SJ; April, 7.I;. May. SOD; 0unc, N.oni
July. $40; August. SO: September, "'p':
the total consolidated net receipts Or
cotton reported to-day from ali ports
we're -. ~ bales: exports To Great hfi-
tain. s.i.D bales France, i,''D bales; Con-
tlnent. $50 bales. stock, iisi1.NS' Ddlrs-
G6.ly0 bales: exports to Great Britain,
3S.z17 bales; France, ..l2o bales conu-
nent. -, lil bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 3o.-Cotton fu-
tures steady. sales. 80 100 bales; Febru-
AIRY. 7.Sl: March, IA: April, I.5i; May,
1855: June. III: July. III; August, ~.
LlN ERPOOL. Jan. 3u.--Noon.--Sottoh,
In moderate demand. freely met. ana
prices unchanged: American middllng,
IA: sales, 1900 bales; American s,oV
bales; speculation and export i'ovo paies'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

mo,A. Forsythc county. vice ;. L: SPAIN
lever resicned and Mary }. Lit,le' at
Summer. Guilfori county wee ~ L.
Short resigned. Go, -. ro.-
,,o cnlnenef county. vice. y. Y. Creel'
'.,r,o,' "a, Mrs. NJ. r.. Crockcll. at Jones'
,nie loo couoty. vice W. ". Crockett
dneeesed W q. bearing, at SANDY, Rap
pahannock county. vice c. W. Walter
deceased. aud J. r. Ackiey. at siroceo'
Accoma. county vice II. {. Norman re-
signed ,,..1,.
Tnc post-once at Middleton Hanover nov,
county. Va. hag been moved half mile
f,;rlhcr south. and the name chd"s'" W
Mabclton. ,,.,,.-
The name OF the posi-oihcc Mai"sN
Mills y. c., las been abhrsNa''v -"
wa,,iel. h. l.. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
NV YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3O.-Flour easy. free
IL ofrcred and light demand; winter
wheat, low grades, S2.rrG- i1. patent
S3.3t13CD: Minnesota clear, $1,000,
patent. S3.Spa435: low extras, S<.uo9
245. Southern flour dull and weak COM
mon TO fair extra, S2.0onjp; good 10
choice. S3.IV142O
Wheat duh and lower. closing steady;
No. = red. store and elevator OJAnvc.;
aioat. G7n17itc. Options active AZ &c.
lower: January, No. red, O0,sc'i febfu-
airy. 6jisc.. May 09c. ,.....,
corn dull and firm; No .. AKA l3isc.:
elevator 44HHilisc. Options moderately
active at LsN.Sc lower. closing STEADY
January, SIZE, February, Sic May
if+ac.
oats quiet and nrmer: January. sc;
February, 34ikc. May. 34'Sc., No. = white,
February 36isG36sc.; March. - isc. spot
No. >. 34i &C.; No. white, 36'2c.; mixed
western. 34Lyn3dc.: white do, 36dinc.
Hay In moderate demand steady, ship
ping, 6JdIOc.; good To choice, SopE'c
Wool IN fair demand and stcady; do
nestle fleece. 20025c pulled, 2Oa25c.
Reef dun and firm. family. Sll.~a
1900, extra mess, SS.vbHS.5D. beef hams
quiet and firm at $t6.NGlToO; tierced
beef dull. city extra, India mess Sl9.cpu
300; cut meats quiet and steady; picked
bellies, S77J: do. shoulders, $3.50; DO
hams, $3.50 middles nominal
Lard quiet and lower; western, 500,
CITY rf.fU. Ikrllit'l AlAl'h anu NV -
Continent, $50; South America, $50,
compound. S6.62is
Pork more active and EASIER mess'
Sl4.25ul 4.I5. CO..
Butter firm and in fair demand state
dairy. 1Ga22c., do. creamery, lNn &C.
western dairy, i3Lplfc.; creamery, loo
cotton seed oil quiet and steady; crude
3uc.: yellow, Soc.
Petroleum quiet and steady.
Rosin quiet and steady.
'rurpentine quiet and lrm.
Rice i'm moderate demand and steady
at 3il4JIcs Japan, 4di'sc.
MOlasses-Foreign nominal; new VI
leans dun and steady at @13sc.
Peanuts quiet, fancy, 34c
Coffee-Options dun m 10 points NJ
TO 3 points down; February. Sl6.3I; April
! Sl5.SJ. september, Sl4.S3 spot RIO aui
and nominal: No. T. Sl1.N
sugar-Raw steady and quiet; fair re
fning. Lille Refined dull and steady
staadard A. 1l-lG0 4ilc.. cut-ioat
/ 4 13-lGd5c. crushed, 4 l3-l6q5c.; sanu
/ lated. 4 l-lGNisc.
Froights 10 Liverpool dull and steady
cotton, J-32d. asked. grain. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

Sheriff George W. Zcrke. Of Roanoke,
called at the Capitol yesterday after
delivering Tom Anderson colored, at the
penitentiary who had been sentenced TO
four years imprisonment for house
breaking.
Among the other visitors were =. ".
Cogbin, Commonwealth Attorney OF
Chesterfield. and r. T.. Byrd, Common
wealth's Attorney Of Frederick county.
The Governor has refused TO pardon
Eddie Baily. who on October TO- 1893 was
sentenced in the Police Court Of this city
to serve twenty-one months In the city
jail. for petit larceny.
Governor OFerrall also declined TO re-
move the political disabilities OF William
Henry Carter. who was convicted of petit
larceny in the Hastings Court Of Peters
burg, in January 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
SAILED
uyryrnsirr ExfhAsioN LhcrCHHs
professor Harris Disrus'es the if""s'"o'
From Epic TO lyric


Prof. n. n. Harris Was Ireeted Joy p"'1,
a large audience AZ the iectufe-iooi-' ~
the Grace-S,reet Baptist church lasl n'a"''
40 near the third Of the series Oh 1hiNe
sity Extension lectures. ..,-,..
Prof Harris took ~ his subject w"
transition from Epic 20 Lyric and 7ho" .
ed that the change from Epic was ea1s1'
on accompanied by the change from "a
tlonal childhood 20 se.i-con icious youth II,
nom regal to aristocratic. and then 70
Democratic forms OF government from 4"
tinae OF qiist contemplation 10 one oil M-
tense social activity. o..
The mass OF Lyric poems coinpoh.a 1T
the times. said the lecturer psrlsh'h VIZ. VIZ
wnat gave them birth. They may pr "'Fi,'-
"a into Transitional ana Mtl"' 80"
divided into Elegiac aud Iamp" en-
80, ana Chofai rhe speaker fNiiaine'
- ESSENTIAL differences of these ana "'"-
,tn,ed among the authors T5ft"."s, ''V'"''
,recoenis simon'des, Aesop, ana plne'9.
,rse l.erure was highiy interesting anu
,.se listened to very attenuFeis'
srne next lecture VIII bee ceNNeisn n'N
-, mint az the same time ana pace
~. Srbiect viii be Genuine A3he u
Nellie p0cirr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. W-tlour dul
and unchanged. ,..,,..,.
and FEBRUARY. Gla6ihc. May, OSaOni4c.'
steamer No. . red. UieaGV4c'; milling
wheat, by sample, jlnU'c.
Corn firm mixed spot, l5isc. biui Jai u-
arv. 4.,c. bid: February, I3n43lsc.; Marcn'
I2.c.: .lay. lfai4hc.; steamer mixed ,..i
4iHMf2c.; southern corn, Dy Sample ="
i,c.. 40. OH grade. ~ ~ &c
Oats quiet 80. > white western "0c''
No mixed western, 33is935fic
RYE dull. 40. .. 800. ,-
Hay quiet but firm; good 10 oho'ee
timothy, Sf5D1 1900. .,.>..,--
Butter firm, creamery iahcy' -ne-'0,'
a. lair to choice g3u2tc.. do, imitation,
20c.: Iadle. fancy. l7Qlsc; good 10 cnoiee,
i50ICc.. rolls. line, lV4l'c.' 90, iall 10
good. l40l5c.. store-packed, l3rl
Copper steady; refined, vi-c'
Other articles unchanged.
Bouds-Nirglnia iO-4Os, 4oii BID; DO. +, s.
Ge, bid; Consolidated Gas stocks, JUaoOis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

troubles down there now. I have ceaseo
taking any interest In Haytian anailS
AZ one time J was active In plots he,'
but j found there were traitors III III,
ranks and l got out. I was bcuastu
to the Minister here. and might nav
gotten into trouble II had not left these
plotters when 1 did. l don't even get any
more mail from Haiti"
The Atlas line steamship Avena ar
rived from the West Indies and Cenual
America Yesterday but had no news from
Port-au-Prlnce later than January lVth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

receipts. Jd.OpD bales: American. 4l.lnJ
bales Futures easy and demand mod
cate: American middlins, low middiing
clause. February March. l2-S4H4 1864;
March-Aprii, 4 1864. April-May. I l11ift
4 f7-sa. May-Juue. 1s-6ifti 1854. June
July, 4 9,-aleli 2l-64: July-August. 2l-5t
"a y2-GI: August-September 4 2j-6i.
Il. M.-January, 4 1j-t4. January-Frb-
ruary. l4-640ti l5-6i February March,
4 1874 1874; harcn-April, 1850
4 1854 April-Afay, 4 1864. buyers; May
.lune. / Nl-8i. sellers; June-July, 2i-t;i
"a 22-sl: July-August g,-s4, buyers
August-SeptembeT, 4 24-Jlq4 2J-Gi. Flu
lures closed firm at the advance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

EIIIIUOND, \ \, Jan. % ~.
Dnlrings Wheat. 3f bushels; corn
lwhite), III bushels. corn mlN-dl, Sp
bushels; cats. 2Ug4 bushels
Saics-M heat. IA bushels corn ,Nniiel'
on bushels. corn mixedl, Dv bushels;
Quotations Whcat- LOnSD2rry, &c. 10
C6ilc. mixed. G2c TO CG &C., shorinerry,
f,il 10 G5c; SO. = red, OJc. to G,igc.
Corn-Mhite. Virginia dag iotsl' nc
70 44i.c 80. white, &c. TO 34i-c.; No.
mixed. 43c 10 i3i4c
Oats-Wnter for seed. BE. 70 5'c,'
No mixed, SIC. 10 $40; NJ. . ni@e''
.53c. 10 % e.
RYE zoe 10 he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
Their Tin Wedding.

quite a delightful entertainment was
given Monday night by Mr.. and Mrs. 6. H.
Duke at their residence. 40 south flhe
street, i'm celebration of their tin wedding.
The party consisted of the lOlloWlns
ladies and gentlemen: Misses Beitht
SmoOt, Dora Allen. Florence Toler, LESSEE
Allen. Essie Ford. Lydia Allen, and l..
Carter and Messrs Floyd Tyler Clarence
Undertake, w r.. Doughty, Howard
Mcdowell. Joe Wilson, :. Blanton, W.
Ford. J. b. Tallman. and MI and Mrs.
Il. III. Hudson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
CITY Committees TO Meet.

The Committee on Police will meet In
the Office Of the chief of police to-day az
l i. NJ
The Committee on Fire Department
will meet i'm the Council Chamber this
afternoon at o'clock. and the Commit
tee on Cemeteries will hold its monthly
meeting at the same place half an hour
later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

ST. LOUIS. MO, Jan. Colour steady
and unchanged ., A..
Wheat lower; January, 56ssc.; May
OH-c. ~ ,.,,.,.
corn higher: January. be; February
33Hc May, 33c.
Oats lower, May, Di2c. -.,.,,--,,
Iard-PrimG steam, Si.1~'l .,,,.
Drv Sailed Meats Shoulders, NVl2ie'
longs ana clear ribs, S6.O@ia' shorts
Rac0n-Boxed shoulders, SI1s; longs
$40. clear ribs. $50; shorts, 500.
Hleh wines steady az al.ll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. jan 3p.-M heat re-
cciyed another hacksct today. me ne-
cline Was brought about prncipahN
through the depressed feeling eneendeicd
bv unsatisfactory European 1dNices. ihe
orcnine was 70 fraction unisr yesterday
declining a.. further. then advanced
;<0i,c.. became weak. and sold OFT 9lnt,c.
The close showed a net loss OF 3g''sc
for the day.
corn was dun The opening was about
Yesterday figures. followed boy a decline
of isahc.. rallied hc. shortly before me
close under the Influence II wheat, again
sagged OF. and closed with Il net loss OF
I<Hitc. for the day
oats were dun. with the usual tend
eucv TO follow the changes of wheat ana
corn. The close was isqhc. under that
oil yesterday
Provisions The market was weak to-
dav ON heavy receipts. The product did
NOT give way quickly, however. nor 'ud
inc tone become excessively weak unth "a
prominent commission house undertook
10 pound pork when values iinahy huc-
cumbed. Nav pork closed 32iyd''1c. lower
than Yesterday. May lard Toe. lower, aud
af.tr ,fhe lpf.e lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o. Jan. 'D;-f io ,., ~
c,,..,ne patent. So. l5a3.sO; family, go
Wheat steady; No. . red, 6'ise. -. q.
!" n st.adv. No . white. Sc; No.
missed. 37hc.: No = yellow "alc. 49,. q.
oats STEADY, No. white ''''e'' NJ .
me- I,G, ef..se Sii.2 "a 1870; clear mess,
st5 0l. family pork, SlSf'. ~s,-,... In,
F'i2sri eteady: steam leaf ss3fis' Kettle
dried, $50. ..,,,l6ars Sg75: short
Bacon sszE5 short clear. $50.
Whisky steady az Sl.l''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING oUoTArIoNs or
MONLf.
Offering. and sales at the Richmond To-
ba 60 Exchange Internal Revenue
ColIee,,ons-ForeiGn AdvIces.

NEW YORK Jan. 3o.--Stocks were in
nucnces =, tre ouening by sales for Lon
don account and ltl,'n l'ctneb 'fWf.
per cent when the Foreigners stopped
selling as the local ptaia were uhapit 10
MAKE any impressoin, nl''i 80
forcneo " cocretary Carlisle and the
New Wi, bsnkers fell Hat Chicago
Gas. t.bisb nd been depressed on re-
ports an nuo warranto proceedings by
AttOrnev-C;eneral Maloney, OF Illinois.
suddenly bounded UP l,ol. nl's 10 n"N.
IA. n, t,ettsJelphia adVices that Judge
Hutier Ia re government suit, had de-
cidod d. ea,.or OF the sugar combina.
ton Tho general market rallied quickly,
I'm svn1pathv but subsequently IL drifted
into d'ii'nass IN the afternoon IL was
loadirr tr,,st companies had prevailed
,tr,,f n, t.,tfne community 10 subscribe
a. tb, -. ,.,,,,,lrnment loan. The appeal
being made on grounds Of patriotism,
over S..nOnOOu were SUBSIDIZED ioi. iuln
l.r b., =. ,,...h stronger tone and "A gen
eral Enforcement IN prices. Ane,leail
sue. IT,. ta do. preferred r. Big Four
~ u..rit.,..t,r O.. Chicago Gas "a. North
,.sstsr-, - 81 Paul !, Rock Island -,
Gener.i Electric lis. Lake shore l4h
Loulsvlle and Nash..lts = h,dp a. 40.
r,r.to~4s New England Is, facinc
Msu reading 1. Western Union ~.
and D. hon pscidc r. to ms. The market
closed strong at or near the best prices
of The day Ihe ls es ss'IS "eif Railga
,,t ,,i..,..iianeous bonds were strong.
s,I.s Iisted stocks, llF,ooO shares; un-
huci i4WD shares 49,, no. ,,,.,.
currency. So oloVV. -.. ,.s,
Money on cal easy az oi per ( oere lat AZ
Z 49, .crt prime mercantile paper, ~
90, ner cent: bar silver, sos; MeNican
iii,. IA. sterling exchange dull
,,i,6 ,.,,,al busness In bankers bills al
iSa, for sixty days ana AsJlq ~ loi
dcmaud; posted rates lN''s 10 , o2i,''lSl
fIsr,lSiaL for demand Government lOnd'
eaev state bonds dun Railroad bonds
efr,n-. silver at the board was neg