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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05
VeIegramy ZagranicEne
Program
nOWegO gabinetu francuZkiegO
p. Bourgeois.


p. Bourgeois.
PAEYz, 4 listopada. - DIS
W Izbie deputowanych / W
Senacie odczytano deklaracys
program noWego rzadu, sfor-
mowanego przez p. Bour-
geois.
Obiecuje ona:
Skrupulatne sledztwo i o.
gloszenie kompletnych infor.
macyj W sprawie naduayc ma
kolei Poludniowej.
Wniesienie prawa o podat-
ku dochOdowym.
Rome reformy W zakresie
prawa kryminalnego (g16wnie
60 do anarchist6w).
Przeprowadzenie prawa, Ia
braniajscego deputowanym
zajmowaG stanowiska dyrekto'
row takich przedsiebiorstw
handlowych Iub przemysio-
wych, kt6re majs jakikolwiek
stosunek z rzadem.
Utworzenie armii kolonial,
nej-i
Zarzsdzenie takich srodk6w,
kt6reby dawa3y opieks rolnic'
twu francuzkiemu W obec
konkurencyi i spekulacyi.
W og6le deklaracya by3a
niezwykle dluga; objawia da-
zenia radykalne - usi1uje
bye wyczerpujaca. Przyjeto ia
W Senacie dose chlodno i obo-
jetnie; w Izbie przeciwnie-z
zapalem. Szczeg6lniej oklaski.
wall ia radykalni l socyaE'
Sci.
LoNDYN, Ago listcpada. -
correspondent ,,Timesa" chwa.
Ii bardzo nowy cabinet "a
smia}e i JAYNE wystspienie z
wzglednie nowym progra-
mem polityczuym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05
M{Odzi zfOdzieje.

specyalni policyauci kolei North
western aresztowali wczoraj m}odych
chfopc6w J6zefa Pochetke Franka
Tamiffe W chwili, kiedy ci dobierali
sic do wagonu kolejowego, azeby
krasc niego towary. Zamknieto ich
ma stacyi policyjnej przy West Chi
cago ave.
Frank jest synem policyanta Ia.
miliy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05
Cieako poparzony.

Wczoraj rano o godzinie 2ej, IL.
Sarocki, stroz nocny W wielkim
handlu frmy Siegel Cooper and Go
jecha} elewatorem do CORY, majac
przy sobie kubef goracej wody, kie
dy kubet sic przewr6cii i war wylai
sic ma bose nogi Sarockiego. Mocno
poparzonego Sarockiego zawieziono
do szpitala powiatowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05
Zderzenie sic sikawek parOwych.

INDIANAPOLIS, 4 listopada.
DIS rano ma pewnem przecis-
ciu ullc sikawka paroWa no.
6 wpad}a ma chemiczny aparat
do gaszenia tax gwa3townle, re
oba wozy mocno zosta}y uszko.
dzone, jeden ko1 ma miejscu
zostal zabity, a diva pokale'
czone.
William Gano, maszynista
sikawki i wozaica Matthew
Rogers, mocno zostali skale'
czeni; take i kap. Monhagan,
woznica Lewis Moore i straaak
WilliamCochrane So pokale-
czeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05
Murzyni W Stanach Zjedn0ezO-
nych.

Nurzyni coraz. .bardziej sic ksztas-
o8 wybijaja ma rome stsnowiska
W Ameryce. I tax mas, W p6lno.
cnych Stanach Zjednoczonych jest
obecnie: 842 adwokat6w, 1872 dQkto.
row, 1920 wlasoicieli duzych maya
zyn6w lub don6w handlowyoh i 1896
duchownych carmen zabarwieniu
sk6Fy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05
Zwyciezcy rObOtnicy.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 4 listop.
G6rnicy W Starnes, W szyble
No l szybie Woodside, zwy'
cieayli W swym strajku. Praco.
dawcy przystali ma ich a9dania
i placic i'm beda po 40 C. cd
tony. Strajkerzy W szybie
no 2 ieszcze ME zWycie2yli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05
Wytfumaczyf.

Z. przekonywa Ygreka, azeby sic
oaenis. Miedzy innemi powiada:
= Faktem jest, zew wiezieniach
znaiduje sic daleko wiecej kawaler6w,
aniaeli zonatych. To dowodzi. :.
= To dowodzi = przegrywa mu
Ygrek-ae VIOLA oni p6jS6 do wiezie'
mia, snizeli sic ,Ozenit." ! mais racye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05
BarkarOla.

(PieSh nap!sans do muzyki wice-nrabieeo dos
monde przez hr. Nigrs, ambassadors wfosxiego
Psryzu).
Koiysza sic wdziecznie kwiaty wio
senue,
Pogodny, ch4odny wiecz6r,
Niebo cd gwiazd promienne;
Krzewy mad brzeg;em,
Biale kwiatow sniegiemi
Stowika spiew
Ozywia kazdy krzew.
Przy s1odkim, lagodnym wietrzs
P{yh barko W noe,
Spiewaj gondolierze
Mi{osci moo.
Przybadz urocza moia
Tu odetchnac wonia.
s}odko tu piynac!
Srebrne nam fale sic k}onia....
Dop6ki slohca Ear
q NORA ME wstan;e,
Upoje marzeniaml -
Mole kochanie.
P6ki m}odosci starczy,
Mech szczescie rozkwita;
Predko mia ayoie,
Raz tylko swita!
Go nam s}awa, klejnoty.
Go kr6lewskie koronyP
Serce pelne milosci,
To skarb bsogosiawiony.
Przy ssodkim 'agodnym wietrzs
P.yh barko W noe,
spiewaj gondolierze -
Miiosci moo.
Przesozys a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05
KrWawy dFamat W Kabulu.

LoNDYN, 4 listopada. -
Tragiczna wiapomosc nadcho.
dzi z Kabulu (Afganistan). }.
Oto poslaniec agencyi bryta6'
skiej, krajowiec, dosta1 nagle
obledu morderczego. Zabii on
ma miejscu podpu}kownika
Mahommeda Akran Khana,
pos}a bryta6skiego i rani}
smlertelnie jego syna. Morder,
CO uWieziono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05
Sultan OdWOfuie sieO pOmOc do
Anglii.
ATENY,

ATENY, 4 listopada. :
Gazety tutejsze podaia, jsk
twierdza z dobrego zr6d}a, =,
sensacyjna wiadomosc, il Sui
tan Abdul Hamid odwola} sic
do dow6dcy eskadry angiel,
skiej o pomoc ma wypadek
dalszych machinacyj M}ado-
Turk6w, skierowanych pre-
ciwko jego osobie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05
Rok VII.

pchnaf przeciwnika trzykrotnie "
prawe oko.
Raniony, kt6ry prawe oko straci{,
a moze i lewe straci, zosta} zawie.
ziony do 'swego mieszkania, a
Olszewski aresztowany i zamkniety
ma stacyi policyjnej W South Chi
cago.
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Niebezpiecsna btjka.

W doma pm. $500 Buffalo ave., ma
chzcinach zanadto dobrze sic zaba-
wall MARGIN olszewski, zam. pm.
s515 Buffalo ave. Franc. Rzeszo-
tarski, zam. pm. s599 Buffalo ave,
PowstaFa miedzy mimi b6jka, W
czasie kt6rej olszewski noaem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05
Zatoniecie parOstatku.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, 4 listopa-
da. Parostatek Joe Peters, ,kt6.
ry odbywa podr6ae po rzece
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-05

procent pozyczgmy pienisdze ma budowe. Posia-
dfo5ci tylko W Chicagy. SptSCany pozyczk Of
Towarzystw duza oszczednosc Hipoted (mora
gagesl na sprzedaz Zgtosic sic osobiscie albo y
&ownie do Il. o. STONE i CO., La Sale.
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Powatne poWstanie W Chinach.

PETERSBURG, 4 listopada.-
Powstanie plemion Dingan W
p6}nocno zachodnich Chinach
stale sic coraz grozniejszem.
Gala prowincya Kansu stol W
ogniu. Rad chi6ski wys}a&
przeciw powsta6c6W wssystkie
wojska z Kashgaru. Cesarz
mianowa} Ii Hung Changa
specyalnym i nadzwyczajnym
komisarzem do st}umienia po-
wstania.
Odkryeie skradziOnegO srebra.
LoNDYN, Ago listopada. =
Policya odkryla Is 2 liczby
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the tsub-treasury to-day. This makes the
net decrease in the treasury reserve S235
Ogo, leaving II at SlOl 1851 Speculation
Closed about steady for the general list
and strong for Tobacco and Chicago Gas.
Net changes show gains of "a per cent in
dopacco ana Is per cent. in Chicago Gas.
Other Leading issues show losses OF lkGl
per cent Bonds were higher. Sales were
N,6Zl,O0 The sales of listed stocks ae-
gregated 81 600 shares and OF unlisted
81, New York Stock List-CIosinR Bids
STOCKS anu Bonds-American Cotton Oil
-, no nSo preferred, %; Sugar Refinery. 10:
"; do preferred. 16S Atchison, T. and s.
y, lIes; Baltimore and Ohio 64ik; Can
ada Pacinc. 5Sla; Chesapeake and Ohio,
n; Chicago and Alton, 100; Chicago. Bur
nngton and quincy, 901s; Chicago Gas.
oz delaware. Lackawanna and West
e err Ies; Dis Cat Cat Feed. 2lik; Erie. 49,
20 preferred, 2O1: Edison General Elec-
trio, 36ls; Illinois Central 1OiiS: Lake
ERIE and Western, alh. do preferred $685.
Lake Lake Shore, ISL; Louisville and Nashville,
6ls Louisville and N. A., So; Manhat,
tan. llSA; Memphis and Charleston. is
asked; Michigan Central, lO1ib; Missouri
Pacific, Sl5b; Mobile and Ohio, 2li4; Nash
Cordage, IA; do preferred, 3IR; New Jer-
loi7s; N. Y and n. T.. soa; NO Norfolk n1' and
Western . err preferred 1875; Northern Pacific
1855; do preferred, 14G Pacific Mall, 2sIs
R1eading, 1885, Rock Island, s1h st. Paul.
Gates. 66%; Tennessee Coal and Iron.
SSSisi do do preferred, 9S; Texas Pacific
u; Union Pacific. 49, Wabash, st. L. and
F., Ss; do do preferred, 2116; Western
Union, 1885, Wheeling and l.. f., i6Is;
DO DO preferred, 50 Southern Railway
5s, SO; Southern Railway common, 1871
Southern Railway preferred, 4l1s
State Bonds-Alabama A. los; do b, los;
DO z, 100; Louisiana stamped As, 1907
North Carolina As, 1903; North Carolina
6s, l25; Tennessee. new set, 3s 80; Vir-
ginia Is, preferred, SA Virginia Trust
Receipts, 6, Virginia Funding Debt, 63ik;
South Carolina AIS, 1916.
Government Bonds-Unted States As
registered, 1l2A; United States As, cou-
pons, ll212; United States rs, registered,
96h
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The disposition of
exporters during the past week was TO
buy spirits turpentine lower than the mar
ket price They commenced early in the
week to bid &c below the quotations of
last Friday, and succeeded in bringing the
market down to 25lsc on Tuesday. Dur
inc a part of the week the major
ity of the bids were at 25c, but the Off
cial quotations held firm at 251sc, with re-
ported sales at each call at the Board of
Trade.
Decentralization within a range of
g. on the common and pale grades, and
a continued demand at the official quota
tons were the features of the market
during the week. 1t was evident that
number of buyers were ready to buy
when they could get lots and prices to
suit The market for common grades adj
vanced 2I2c on Saturday. 1t continued I'M
changed until Wednesday, when there was
decline of sc on common grades. There
was a good demand for pales at the quo
tations. and small lots sold al Sc above the
market quotations. The market to-day
was firm, with a good demand for all
grades. Pales advanced; N grade ad-
Vanced SC, window glass; 10c and water
white l5c.
Quotations-At the close of the market
last night the following quotations were
bulleuned at the Board of Trade: Spirits
urpentine firm; 251sc for regulars.
poeip firm
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lFWEW OF THE MARKETS
,o~nITION OF GENERAL TRADE
DURING LAST WEEK.

continued Improvement I'm the
-.,eraI aIarkets-A Buoyant Feel
-. in the Cotton Market and m
,5xanee of 3-1Gc-A Steady Trad
in spirits Turpentfne and ROsir
=, Firm Prices-WhOIesaIeD Depart
,.uts Busy With Shipping Orders.
p.sume of other Markets.
s,,7nnah. Aug. 23.-The Improvement
- curing the past month and particu-
~ the confidence displayed since the
-s,,nce in the price OF cotton has been
- pronounced during the past week.
An increased numberof orders have been
lived from the country. The tone OF
a. market IS distinctly more cheerful.
"a the steady hardening of prices in all
,s.,,rrments shows a firmer attitude on
~ mart OF sellers generally.
There has been an active movement In
me grocery. hardware and dry goods de-
,,r-ments. The continued demand for
laval stores at satisfactory prices. and
he advances in the price of cotton has
materially helped the money situation and
has stimulated the confidence of dealers
in all departments of trade. The bank
elesrances have materially increased. The
security market has been steady while
there has been a scarcity of offerings.
Money has continued easy and In fair
demand. Collections have been fair. The
mmber market has been steady; several
csrgoes of lumber have been shipped by
sail to northern ports during the past
week Freights have been quiet. The fol-
loving resume Of the different markets
will show the tone and quotation at the
close to-day:
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COTTON.

The local market during the past week
Mds quiet, yet a strong undertone pre-
Nflied, and prices were advanced 3-16c
since the last weekly report. There was
but little cotton offering in the local
market and the transactions were very
Hgnt. The handsome advance in the con-
ironing markets during the week, in which
.utufes rose about IS points, stimulated
the southern spot markets, and caused
prices to advance at every point.
Speculation in futures for the past few
Gays OF the week was quite lively. Liqui-
cations for both sides of account were
very large, and fluctuations were sharp
around the highest points of the week
reports from the crop were varied There
were stories OF appearance OF insect pests
~ new localities and fiat denials of any
important injury from that source, a con-
ttIhuatlon of claims of continuous suffering
from drought and reports of relief afforded
by rains, and between them all it was a
case or such confusion that operators in
1ulures accepted simply such showings
gS were best adapted to their interest.
mere We're reports at the spot markets
OF backward demand for export, though
mere was very small offerings of spots
ou hand There We're also reports that
exporters had commenced work on the new
crop and were quietly paying full figures
south
IN. The following were the official spot quo
tations at the close of the market at the
SSollon Exchange to-day:
NJ NJ .hlddnhg ..........................7
~, S9 .''.....-............., lilo
Good JJsls ..-...-..................-
N'hA0ty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ms
market quiet and firm; sales, none
hsceipts-The receipts OF cotton at this
poit from all sources for the past week
49, on bales upland and bale SEES
sand against 635 bales upland and ;
n9Ies sea island last year
me ne particulars OF the receipts have
LheffH az follows; Per Central railroad. 462
nniles upland per Savannah. Florida ana
"shtefh railway, 80 bales upland and !
~ sea Island, per Florida Central ana
p nills ulaf, 2 bales upland; per South
HIllitd i5 bales upland
81, - peiis-Ih ne exports for the past week
ifie ~ bales upland and 5 bales sea
,,.l..aha; moving al follows 10 Baltimore,
~ Daies upland, 20 New York, i63 bales
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WEEKLY COTTON REPORTS.

Movement at the Ports
New York-Net receipts. none: gross.
2,1o9: exports to the continent. $50: for
warded, So; sales, 3SSl; spinners. 25S1.
Port Royal-Net and gross receipts and
stock nothing.
Charleston-Net and gross receipts. Al;
exports coastWlse. 20
Brunswick-Net and gross receipts and
stock nothing.
Boston-Receipts. $50: gross. 1918: ex-
ports TO Great Britain, S76.
WilmingtOn-Net and gross receipts. IS;
exports coastwiSe. 1905.
Philadelphia-Net and gross receipts, 1872.
ports coastwise, Isl.
Portland-Weekly gross. S76; exports
New Orleans-Net and gross receipts.
665; exports to Great Britain. 3.2l1; TO the
continent, $500; coastwise, 1,24S; sales,
Baltimore-Net receipts none; gross,
2S2i exports coastwise, 2.O00.
Newport News-Net and gross receipts
and stock none.
Norfolk-Net and gross receipts, 100; ex-
ports coastwise, !, 423: sales, 50.
Savannah-Net and gross receipts, $40;
exports coastwise, 779; sales, Is.
Velasco-Net and gross receipts and
stock none.
West Point-weekly net and gross re-
celpts. none, stock, geo.
Galveston-Net and gross receipts, TIC;
exports coastwise. 5i3; sales $50.
Movement at Interior Towns
Selma-Weekly receipts, 10; shipments,
2; stock. 1895, PSF; 1894 1.l07.
Columbus. Ga.-Receipts. IA; shipments.
g. sales; 81; stock, 1885; l;ls3; 1884, IlSS:
shipments and sales. none: stock. Is.
Yazoo City-Weekly receipts and ship,
Macon-shipments. 81; stock. 1895. ZIG;
Vieksburg-Receipts. 81; shipments, 80;
Raleigh-Receipts, co; shipments. 20;
stock. LOIS
Daiias-shipments. 20; stock. IS.
Eufaula-Receipts, 3; shipments, II;
Nashviiie-weekly receipts, s2; ship
ments, none; spinners, IS; sales. IS; stock,
1895, lzi 1891, 6e4.
Helena-Receipts. 1: stock. 81.
Charlotte-Receipts, IA shipments, "A.
Natchez-Receipts, IA; shipments, none;
sales. 3: stock 1858.
Columbia-Weekly receipts, shipments
and stock, none.
NewbeTry-R Receipts. 5; shipments, 5;
Xthens-Reeelpts' 2; shipments. Is;
stock, corrected 45.
reveport-Receipts. SO; shipments. $50;
Atlanta-Spinners, 5000; stock. 457.
Brenham-Reeeipts, 2SS; shipments. $50;
stock, SIT.
Little Rock-Stock, corrected, 1,460.
Albany-Receipts. IS; shipments, 5;
stock, 422.
Alphabetically net and gross receipts.
ISL; shipments, 1852; sales, 476.
Louisville-Receipts 81; spinners. 9:
sales, Q; stock 49,
81
st. Louis-Net receipts. 1O2; gross. 62s;
shipments, 4,340; sales, 1900.
Cincinnati-Net and gross. 1885, ship
ments, 4l3; spinners. 800; sales. $50.
Houston-Net and gross, 2162; ship
ments, 1904; sales, 1893
Memphis-Weekly receipts, III; gross,
649; shipments. 3; sales. Is.
Meridian-Recepts, 50; shipments, 12O
stock 499.
Montgomery-Receipts, 20; stock, 1895,
839; 1884, S6S.
Comparative cotton statement for the
week ending Aug. %, 1895, and Aug. "a, 1884:
Net receipts at all U. S.
ports for this week .... 2437 1889
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vance in price is still to be attained. since
there Is every probability Of an increased
consumption.
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IHt IUIIUWIHs WtIe the quOtauons Tor
the corresponding date last year: Spirits
turpentine, nothing doing. Rosin-A b.
c and ID. $1.05; E. $l.lO; f, $120; c., 81. 40:
II, $l.55; l, $l.S5; K, EOS; nj, 81 20; N, s.. 40:
w G, $3.50; w w, s.. so
Receipts and Exports-The total receipts
for the past week were 7,124 casks Spirits
turpentine and 26,S25 barrels rosin. The
exports for the week were 4,4l6 casks spir-
us turpenune and 272S barrels rosin
moving as follows: 10 New York e5ss
casks spirits turpentine and 6,055 barrels
rosin; to Baltimore, 81 casks spirits tur-
pentlne and 1857 barrels rosln; to Boston.
lis casks spirits turpentine and go ne yroI
OF rosin; to Philadelphia, 263 casks spirits
lurpenLine and 9Z barrels rosin; to Ham
burg, S,S45 casks spirits turpentine and
1850 barrels rosin; to Montevideo. 3SO0
barrels rosin; TO the interior, 1889 barrels
rosn
Naval Stores Statement
Receipts, shipments and stocks from
April l, 1895, 10 date and to the CORE
spending dale last wear.
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STOCK on hand and on ship
Charleston, S. c., Aug. 23.-Turpentine
arm; 24s4c; receipts, II casks. Rosin, good
strained, firm; $1.0541.15; receipts, 1S6 bar
Wilmington, N. c., Aug. 23.-Rosin firm;
strained, I15; good strained, $40. Spirits
5srpentine firm; machine, 25c; irregular,
New York, Aug. 23.-Rosin duh, steady;
GRAINED common to good. 81 .f712@1. So
IWpentine quiet, steady, 27Aq27s4c.
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II. Is. SPERRY 81 CO.,
DEALERS ~
Southern Securities,

z59 r GERMAN ST. BALTIMORE. Md
made on marketable coIlatcrRls.
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(a) Actual net receipts last year, after
deducting 67,0SS bales, which passed
through to Charleston and counted ar
both ports as net receipts.
CD Including GLOSS bales shipped from
Savannah and counted as ret receipts
at Charleston last year.
Liverpool Aug. 23.-Weekly cotton sta
tistics: Total sales of the week 80 900
bales; American, 5000 bales; trade taxi
ings. including forwarded from ships side,
81, 200 bales; actual export, II, 900 bales: to-
tai imports, 5000 bales; American. Z. 900
bales; total stock. 1.276000 bales; Ameri-
can. La 900 bales total afloat, 30 600 bales:
American, 1900 bales: SPECTATORS took
l. 100 bales; exporters took $500 bales
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Money is easy; demand light
The bank .clearances for the past week
were $l.604 40i.l2, against 81, 205 so for
the corresponding week last year
Foreign Exchange-The market Is firm.
The following are net Savannah quota
ton: Commercial demand, $3.50; sixty
days, $lS9: ninety days AsSSI4 Sgsi.
francs. Paris and Havre. sixty days,
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RICE.

TIE market is quiet. The following quo
tations are posted at the Board of Trade:
Clean-Per pound, fair 263hc; good, 3K
d3Ssc; prime, 4AQ41zc; head, SC; job lots,
h4Ac higher.
Rough-45c@$i2 20 per busheI.
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GEORGIA AND ALABAAIA RAuW

WESr BOUND !
No. Il No 81
Mall and local fr'tI
Express daily
Daily lex sun
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CONTINUED on Third Psge.)
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upland and bag sea island 10 Rosto,
90 oales upland; 10 Philadelphia 81 baies
upland; TO interior, 1s5 bales upland.
StcckS-Ihe stocks on hand and on shin
board to-day were 3S79 bsIes unlsnd ~,
- bales sea island, against 636i bales am
land and Sl4 bales sea island al The COR
responding time last year
Sea lsland-The market has not VET
ppeheh- Ihere Is no Offering stock an
nand ana no buyers in the market. Tho
u.s., SaIe was received yesterday from
as choice GeOrgias =
The receipts for the week was 1 bag,
7Tahies, none. exports. bag, to New York.
Inc quotations are merely nominal and
unchanged. 'r
f fRPIs e., Gas and Elai,s.. 1salss
EAtia nne Ca and Fla $ scant II
flne Gas and Fla. 's..-.- liz
Medium fine Gas and Fla. Mann
Meaium Gas and Fla 's-.......... i0aiOi5
LA, StiaIleston, ;. g., Aug 23.-Sea .isla nd
cotton nominal; weekly receipts, none: es
ports nones sales, none; stock. "a
,ssN,anhah receipts, exports and stocks
receipts same day last year.. on
receipts past week .............. ~
receipts same week last year,. 81
Vet receipts since Sept. {. 1894 800 9f2 a.
Net receipts for the same time last
year, dedueting 67,OSS bales shipped
Gross receipts since Sept / iSSi "a s 51S
cross receipts for same time last
year, including 67.OSS bales for
,NdIded 10 Charleston. -...---...... .96S 0g7
Exports past week, coastwise. TIg
Stoek on hand this day ...--........ 4247
SIock on hand same day last year. 1905
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ........ $50
This day last week ..... 40
This day last year .......... S26
Receipts past week .......... 2437
Same time last year ....... II 500
Total receipts since Sept. 1, "a s.7.9l5, 1874
Same time last year ....... < All S4o
STOCK at the ports to-day -....... 295,72l
stock same day last year ......... 166, 800
DaIlV MOVpunepf at Tort-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-21
A Big Wild Throw
Lost The Game For The
Mar00ns.
NOW TIED FOR FIFTH PLACE.
Games Of the Other Leagues Yes
terday-The Standing.

Loose playing ohshe part OF the Paw
tucke.s yesterday afternoon lost the game
to the Broc ktons. The ooatest started OF
well and II looked bright for the home
team, when Hannivsn rastled the players
and spectators by making terribly wild
throw from short to first, the ball going
over the head of Nick Wise and into the
crowd letting the batter, who didn't make
hit, circle the bases. Kelley pitched
good game, and one OF the features OF the
contest was splendid one. hand catch by
Whiting In deep centre field. The visitors
put up beautiful article OF ball and not
q single error can be credited to them.
Korwan got wild In the sixth inning and
Manager Perrin put I'm Mccullough to
finish the game. Petit and Buckley were
late in srriving and Cunningham of polo
fame coverved second for several innings
In fine style. The home team can improve
a great deal and must to keep up with the
Forest City team. Today and tomorrow
the Maroons play at Brockton. The score: