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New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Roston Oct lG--"The Boston Commercial Bulletin
will say tom of the wool market The sales OF the
week are 2ST4,OOO domestic and II1,V0O 10 foresn
against 10 domestic and IyS,OOW II foreign last
week and 136 OOO domestic and 6I40O0 ~ foreign
for the same last year. The sales TO date show
decrease GI 10 domestic and 50 429 100 10 for
eign from the sales TO the same date in 1913 The re
c-uts t date show Of l4Y 26S bales domestic
and 1875 Az bales foreign The market shows slightly
sm,lIsr movement than last week. but chiefly because
hnlers decline to sell All prices slightly higher
sine. the Maine election Michigan has advanced full
cent from Ic 20 l5c and wool being held all the
c,Ihfry for an advance In Of McKinleys election
In Michigan and Ohio the supplies thus held are large
An holders in Boston firm In their views and In view
OF the continued In manufacturing circles the sales
are large Though foreign wool has recently been re-
shpped abroad Americans buying again at the Lon
don auctions where the competition Is keen
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17

COFFEE-A the opening " the coffee market the call
showed prices 10 be unchanged October but other
months we're 5ql0 points lower than they closed yesterday
THIS was on rather DISAPPOINTING news from Europe.
hayre coming OF little al first There was a lack Of
puying support al the opening and sales call
only 2IU bags. and up 10 O'Clock the transactions
amounted only TO 5000 bags Hayre Improved
ana TINS helped our market and responded by taking
up tne early loss and at prices about with
yesterdays closing The trading mostly for local
count the active business the have
le'ered out and matters comparatively quiet there
today This had some Influence the market.
me American visible supply Of coffee 100 bags
nAh was corresponding day last year. and 1862 98 bags
NOR tnsh u was TWO years The warehouse deiiv-
eIes are considered 70 be light and the movement at
pImaIy points liberal The stock of coffee Havre IL
Vu bags Of which l4 Oan bags Brazilian. against
totai OF 32l 900 bags ago including 1856 600 bags
bfan.sn The steamer ksiir Prince cleared from Rio
ses.e.cay Win Zvn bags coffee The public cable re-
ported RIO No: exchange standard II 1900. Ex-
Grange ll-l8i which fraction higher. Receipts
sN laVO bags c'ared 10 United States IL 90 bags
eareo tor Europe 1000 bags stock 03 900 bags market
DID santos receipt. were "a 900 bags. Santos stock.
osovU Dags; market quiet. good Santos quoted
700 The market held steady during the afternoon
M mere was considerable activity close and just
peofe Inc closing bell sounded 800 bags December
rHo a lVc 100 bags AZ s@,c Doc bags 1Oc and 800
ssoc. March sold al loc. about GJO bags changing
xnos rive points were paid 10 exchange l.250 bags
Sarch !or December and $50 bags May for December
n'sscts closed steady with total sales Of 80 $50 bags
pe closing prices showed net advance OF l5MY points
nenmore parties seemed be disposed bull the
AeI ana they were helped little by IIavre sentiment
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London, oct. l8-The wool sales to-day were con-
,urted by Jacomb Son & Co. and Charles Bame Co.
The offerings comprised l0s1+ bales The competition
was Keen American buyers were n ore active. Prices
vsr. firm, AT this there cataogued $50 800
bales OF which 3l5OO not offered. %. 500 were
Withdrawn $50 900 were taken by home buyers 10000
by continental buyers and 1000 for America Before
t1A opening the series values expected TO de-
recat. which expectation realized when prices de-
cined ) per Comparing the prices obtained at the
present series with those prevailing at the close OF the
July meriT'os sold
to I'D lower wooled staple throughout had the
advantage OF lambs which in short supply. Fine
greasy was ID higher. Secured I'D lower. Secured
from sgid down. Greasy crossbreds were
well competed especially coarse the price OF which
was unchanged. Medium and fne-haired sold at from
par TO I'D lower Secured down ID. Superior Cape
snow whites were Nd higher while medium TO inferior
were from isald lower Good greasies were Va down.
NASTY was ia iyd lower The series OF eaes will
begin November "a. The list closes on Novembers0
Following are to-days sales and the prices obatned:
New south Wales-2O00 bales: secured. 6d9ls 21Sdt
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
closing bids the

v.r.. clo.4d Quiet al unchange4 - POINTS utVi,',e
Masns ni,h veserasy's closing prices Transferibie
uo,,es. @ Total sales i24eto bales New hork gross
rscsir,s q 80 bales Exports Continent ~ psi"s'
as has,: spinners - bales stock ~ l'o nal
rel receipts to-day 5s7 bales thus fsr ms %ek'
hsis. Exnorrs today: Great Britanl2'I bales frar
sos hajss: Continent 93I4 bales Thus far TINS Meen
Great Britain 80 ss bales France 80 oaes ooh,he
$50 baiss: stock il9 bales Spoi o"n g"t anu
wneh angel sales 361s bales. including = bales SPIN
ing ard eco bales contract Mddllng upland I'-loO
m,ddling Gulf. $3.50. 49, ., ,a,-e.
liverpool cables-spot cotton. fair business do'ns
sales 10 600 bales speculation and export ooO Daes
snerican 5000 bales receipts. 5000 bales American
lsVD bales Middling uplsnds 47-iGl Futures bsfey
steady sellers at last nights prices closed steady ana un
oharsd 70 l. point net decline January February, AUS
February March 40ss: March-Apr 4Oi i2b; Aprll-Mal
40e,s; May-June 409b: June-Juy +@1b. July August
400 October AIS October November, 4i3b November
December 4lOs observation-disclosures. 40szs Manchester
Yarns dull: cloths dull and irregular Tie Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17

do locks and pieces 5aiod: sfeasy. 5@ssd do ioc&s
Queensland 100 bales scoulea snaais e,sd; do locks
and pieces 7izd6is Id; greasy 5g9d do pieces
5L1Sd.
VIctoral 2O0 bales secured 5d6Is 3sd do locks and
pieces 3u1ld greasy. +%Q9d: do locks and pieces.
3ad0i.d.
South Austrsa9O0 bales; secured. 7isd91s: do locks
ard pieces odVls greasy 4Q6lsd; do locks and peces
, Tasnania--fs bales; greasy ID
-Zealand-S,1OO bales secured, 6izd61s; locks
and pieces e,sd9is Id greasy. 50s,4d: do locks and
Cape. OF Good Hope and Natai-iooO bales: seoursA
11hd9ls Id: greasy. 4n06%d ts
opepsa spitedIy Ct decline Of ~ cent for msrDeS
and per for crossbreds. There good attend
arcs and the competition was active There was ne
American demand The condition Of the clip q eguIa6
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct. 1855 y. m-Beef-Exra indla mrss
firm st aOs; prime Arm at 40s. Pork Prime mess
Western fine firm at AS ID; do medium hrm @ u, p fo,;
Ii,ms-Shnrt cut about IL to 10 ID. firm at oos bacon
Mcmmbcand cut about ~ to 30 r. firm at 3ss ei short
r,b about 20 10 - ~, firm 25s long clear middies
light about rs ~ firm at ss; long clear middle
neav about 10 ~ No. firm at 2s Cd; short clear mid
s heayv about ~ 10 30 N, firm 24s; clear bellies.
ahont r. to II fb firm at aos Cd shondes-About II 10
a. ~ arm AZ a,s 6l Iard-Prme Western spot steady
At @ss Cheese-Amsrican finest white. August make make
Gr, a, Aes do colored August make. rm AT Dos Tallow
city firm 2is "a. tottonssed o-lAverpoo re-
hned firm ut IFS Spirits OF iurpsntne hrm at 2,s d.
ter no Stock 80. Northern spring firm at ds a. Corn
q ad November steady at 3s SD December steady at
rs 3s,d Flour-St l@uis iahsy wh,sr n hrh at ~ w.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. oct. id-Flour firm and unchanged sales
Loo Is- Mheai unsettled and higher 'e? and d 9c!sse @
I2'-c; Southern by sample, l4pl'e do on grade .3.g
16xc stock $4,000 BUSH sales. 5000 BUSH Corn frmer
spot and ocS9eT new Sr M ola No'eer saer or
MIXED 2siia2ssc; southern S2a33c; stock, l Co
bush sales 1900 bush oats steady 70 rm no white
firm: No . nearby +OI4Ic: No Western. 43isc bid
stock. 5000 bush Hay firm: choice timothy S3 bid bid
dlngs 1ssc Butter firm; fancy creamery, 9a"oc store
packed. &c; fancy ladle. llgl2c.
Boston. oct. i8.-Flour-Demand quiet. with prices
asa winter patents 81 I5qsi ~; clear and sraights -
asa 10 Corrmeal quiet 6suI0c bag, 81 1ogSl W eti'
6s o.a Arm rm steamer No ppS sss 10 fancy hss no
white. 2eisa27c; new oats. 24is921e Millteed quiet;
spring bran TO ship lake ana rail- so %; w,n'~s o p
s2o Pork firm: hacks. sious, cuts. 81 lean en,S
sI3 Barrel beef. s7@$s Hams. ioaiisc. Lard Arm. &C.
dairy choice l5aCc northern creamery. 2oa2le West
ioaiac lambs que. sase mutton and yearlngs 4g6c:
sale! arm sarty, 2se Eastrn choice: ise Western.
81 scqsl to red Kidneys 81 3oasl to marrow pea 81 81
asi 3D. Poultry dull Western 'uksys legie h North
Gsc do fowls saic: live fowls Ease chickens 7qsc
PoatGs dy Hssss ass!oe ytt esissi %,a
35a37c; sweets. 81 pb for Norfolk; Jersey 81 ~.
Grapes demand less supply eHi2e for for pony igS 60
sl: new. sli@sl7. Rye straw. $lsqs9. Leather frm.
hernocl sole acid rss 2oa2ic; seconds ls@ isc:
union sole hrsts 26c; seconds. 24c. .s
Buffalo oct. 6spring wheat closed dull but &c higher
and sttong Winter wheat closed i.c higher Corn closed
steady oats closed firm Barley strong bet,er inquiry
bes, p1tent spring 81 a5asi l5; bakers IS ,5QxS
winter wheat gatsn stgst 10 suaishi >. .ogSS 81.
bran 81 ~ 50 80: ships So spring bran,
s. -; line mIdngs' spring. $40 80; do winter sii.
Chicago oct. l6The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
sor.ruERN COTTON Markets.

Galveston Oct i8-Cotton quiet and steady: miidng
,. mjddling Tisc good ordinary sac: net and gross
receipts o bales exports to Great III 1r'an Ss bales
70, w., VIZ h,,e.. stock 2 i02 bales WeekyNet receipts
70 sss raIes gross 3s5 bales exports TO Great Britain
France bales; to the Continent
/: "a bales coastwise 723 bales; sales, 4oso bales
spiupers. 2O bales H., ,a,,n. ,,so lou,
uS1nx q 15-iec: good ordinary $40: net ana goss re-
i,. aIo bales: exports coastwse. 4os bales sies
es bsies: stock 100OS bales. Wesk'y-Net ana gross
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17

receipts f31G+ bales; exports coaswise, 2d974 bafs
sales. 6.3ll bales -.
New orleans oct IG-Cotton easy good mddiing, 7Nc
mhlding 3-lGc: low middling. 7c good ordinary 6kc
receipts o20l bales gross l04sI bales; exports To
France bales the Continent, 1914 bales; coast
wise -. bales: sales bales: stock 30G2i6 bales
Weekly-Net receipts Ill 4O4 bales gross l3 Az bales
exports 10 Great Britain 1880 bales France. 2i6
bales; the Continent ETA bales; coas,wse, 3+A
bales sales 81. bales.
savannah oct I6-Coton quiet middling. &c; low mid
ding csc and gross receipts 1880 bales: exports
coaswse bales sales pa bales stock ly 462 bales
We-lyNet receipts "a 39i bales gross "a 638 bales ex
ports Continent. i6o bales coastwse, Lies bales
sal
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
feQal Notircs.

n ARROLL, THOMAS.-In pursuance OF An
~ order OF Surrogate Of the County OF Lewis notice
ia hereby given all persons having claims against
Thomas Carroll late OF the town Of Pnckney In Lewis
County New York deceased. to present the with
the Surrogate Of the County Of Lewis,
az his Office the village OF Iowve Lewis County, NJ
IN or before of November 1896 whicir
day Carroll Carrie A. Carroll and Jennie c.
Calvin will apply for Letters OF Administration 10 he ss
sed To them his estate under the provisions Of Sec
tion 084 Code Of cv Procedure Of the State of
New York. - ,
~ CHARLES T. cARROIIA o.
CARRIE A. CARROLL.
JENNIE &. CALVIN
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17

..n Inc spos market for coffee irner but very
p.Ns DIV lc reported sales being confined 10 loo bags
Mo 40 70 arrive al i0.c. The spo; price the close
s nc Tor Rio IS and lOxc for Rio S. No importan.
sm cners came TO hand The market is somewhat un
NE h.ra Ire heavy trading Of Yesterday the street
ss ioeoet buyers pretty we'll they hesitate TO
p.am w, MID coffee fairly active and firm. with
s 800 bags Narscaibo, $50 bags Savanilla and 80
1s. central American on private terms
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib|
n received at their Uptown Office No. 242 Broad
way. ID door north Of 3is, until o'clock ad-
v-rtsements received the following branch offices
regular ONCE rates until o'clock D. m: viz "a sth-
Ch-ave and l4h-st. 142 Coumbus-ave West O6th-
st. iOs West 42dst. 9th 90 East 14th-st 2sT
St. 1893 adave bstHsen 10th and 77th sts 1o2s a.
ave. 4lsst.; 554 3D. ave- 2iO Bleecksr-st.; 325
Bieecleer-st 29OS !dave 2t0 Fast 79h-st: l0ei I'd
ave- 2GG2 ID as Amsterdam-ave <02 West 4cd-st.:
i4s East 10Th 9os Fast Ash s5s eh-aye.; 6Sf
9th L152 81 ave. 9th St: o04 Fast
eco broadway 1863 Sd ave- 100 sth-ave 1918 lave.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17

-. rhUGs-opum quiet. with free offerings. and bus
csSns .as The following prices: Case. ~ i2sas2 10;
,ss, u 3ots$ 80. according 20 brand Qunine more
srn sHe with liberal sales from second hands Domestic
Rsos oils firm nearly everything on the list
iss !, nrner Jamaica ginger which Is quoted at 2oc
~ asachef ana PIC for unble8ched Senega - nrmcr
- <suSsc IL asked.
vth.VcR AND MEAI-The big advance In the price OF
pries o1ay was accompanied by r.e IN tne asking
n. <s o Hour from The volume OF trade on
Sshe essnce restricted buyers refusing to pay the
Nrns Sotatons demanded There was further eor,
tx ,nacur Total sales 30. 100 packages incIudins
so1ss Winter patents 81 2spst $' go Dds * -
~ se', r. 81 IS 1000 Ibis city pe,en,s s4 Ss
ss,,s' isS ibs city clears 81 i0@s1 30 l5o bbis c,y
en- as g i5as3 81 100 bbl, city fines. 81 oOn sopth
atsa tsas Of sales at 50 ioasi y. 900 sacks s,raghis
shsss ana 200 bbls DO g 55mM 81 M aVg 10 SSSxs x
Sc vd vd az 81 4oasi 4s......RYE FIorR-f'rm sales
. ~ =, az s g. 5oas2 90 cokNMEALt ~ sasa sass'
s:s Fin. white 7ogssc; i fine yeiiew 'c7ic
100 H. 57isa6ssc' 'TS rye feed Scs5Se shargs
ii ms. hcmny chop 5jaGoc; oottonseed meal eoeusi;
aoors asSSafUc city feed. 55@31sc sales Low '""s
en- DRIED FRUrT-The msrke, continues quite
INV m*t lines of dried frut with the distnouon
~ esve throughout the list. The demand for rasns
light are. are quite o rsdy Dd ACTIVE Nuts are
Ssiss SteG.e; scisna, 7@i,sc; California. +gSc
&c. eIrsnI' 1,1 uus .gias .ac csl,d1rn Mauus ssoc
s'c,a s'ScH,aaEIGN GREEN FRIirs--lemons are moving very
- i,,Ss The market steady Orange. show iss sIes
f~s.. are steady with fancy bringing gnr pires.
"a =" are quiet We quotes Lemons s2 '""so4o'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17

CAVANNAH LINE Tri-weeklv from Pier 81. N. r.
- cnev,. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at p N.
FOR Savannah direct
Kansas City. sat. Oct u c. OF Bm'ha Sat- Oct xS
Tashassee Tues oct. 20 Kansas city. Tues, Oct ~
Nacoochee Thurs oct. 80 Tallahassee. Thurs. Oct ~
ins,,rtassed cabin aOns Connecting with
rail lines points South and southwest For tickets
and gt apply 2i 3lI 353 3s5 Broadway. %
at the f'e'' ''o' VI '' a. NJ soRREr. Manager
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
fost au0 fouu0.

7 OST--Bankbook No. 5l9. G35. Bank for Savings $50
IL Fourth-ave. New-York. Payment stopped Please
book 10 Bank
4 OsT-Bank Book No. Ill 7+9. Bank for Savings os0
L. Fourth Ave, New York. Payment stopped Please
return book TO
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
old DOMINION LINE.
nED "Do LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

~ For la Guayra. Puerto Cabelo Curacao and MARI
caibo via Curacao from Robert Stores. Brooklyn.
SIS PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. Oct "a. p.
SIS CARACAS. Wednesday, November !. I p.
IS VENEZUELA. Saturday. Nov: a. y. m.
" FOR MARACAIBO. VIA ST. THOMAS.
IS CURACAO ...........W Wednesday. Oct. %. p.
These American built expressly trade,
have superior accommodations for passengers
BOt'LTON. BLISS a. DALLETT ,
General Managers. 135 Front-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17

A4 Oneway Excursion Tourists tickets 10 all points
IN Texas Colorado Utah. Arizona California Mexico.
Georgia Florida, etc. Also Hot Springs. Ark -
SAILING along the Atlantic Coast 10 Brunswick Ca or
smat Voyage Crossing the Gulf u Mexico 70 Calves
ton Tex ARE IDEAL TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTHS.
Write for "a PAGE POCKET GUIDE tmailed freel,
c H. MALLORY CO., Gen. Asts.. Pier 20. T.. r.. ~ 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-28
. MrlrIiEn fnALCA,r.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb. -'.--Fore-
cast iOr Friday.
For Vlrginla-Fair. followed by sncreas-
lng cloudinesss toward night. warmer
Friday. decidedly colder SATURDAY; SCUM
criy winds.
For North Carolina-increas.ng cioaa'-
ness: warmer in eastern portion south
cfly Winds.
An extensive area OF high pressure
covers the Rocky Mountain regions. ex-
tending northward 10 Canada. \ fresh
sto.m has appeared on the North facifc
coast. The weather Is clear on the
north and middle Atlantic coast, cloudy
on the south Atlantic aud dulf coast ana
fair In the lake regions, the Western vat
leys. ana the Rocky Mountain slope.
The temperature has risen In the lake
regions and New England; II has failen
I'm the upper Mississippi ana Missouri
Valleys. and on the Rocky Mountain
slope. For Friday fair and warmer
weather Is indicated TOR The Middle ana
North Atlantic States. 4 parNai c,ondi-
ness. with local showers. FOR the south
Atlantic and Gulf States. and geneteliy
fair weather Ia The lax, regions ana
throughout the West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-28
rnE roRr JACKSON PRISONERS.
No step Taken Yet in the tNtradition Pro-
ceeding. for jackson and Nalling.

CINCINNETTI. OHIO. Feb. 2L-rhis
morning eX-Legislator James Graft, OF
Harrison, Ohio. and David Davis. one OF
the attorneys for win Wood, one OF the
men concerned In the Pearl Bryan muir
der. qualified ia the Police Court on the
bond Of wood IN the sum Of 5000 Wood
was released
II has been decided 10 take no steps
to-day in the cxtradition proceedings for
Jackson and Waiine
This determination grows out Of an
abundance of caution. The matter will
be heard at n time Of which the public
will not be advised i'm advance. and an
effort will be made 90 exclude all people
except newspaper men from the hear
Ing There Is no fear of violence on the
part OF the spectators. but the court ofi-
GERS desire TO avoid the disagreeabie
crush and jam which would attend the
presence OF the prisoners In open court.
The arrangement Is 10 take Jackson and
Malling through the tunnel from the
Jail % the courtroom, which will be locked
and guarded by the watchman The prls-
oners viii then Doe disposed of secretly.
In the Police Court this morning the
preliminary hearing in the case OF Jack
son and Wailing WAS continued TO Feb
ruary 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-28
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY % 1896

elevated 10 the dignity OF a town. anu
temporarily oDscures the sun OF ptoS p',<,,
Drrifv IL is the CONSENSUS ot cff.'.e', /,
among tho most prCmintnt ci,i]eis, .,,,, ,..,,
50 far from the misdctds OF M0. D.'' - 49,. ~.
being a detriment 10 the grown ~ ~ 40
young city, they Will eNent"""s P'o'N
~ own s3Nio front feet" said Mr.. har-
vey. weil-known resident iAs, ne ,s,sc ~,
and at this moment Mou'" "''
what n cost me IN caSh. - ,.,,,,ncr
This sentiment was echoed ny -
OF others standing AROUND, am 'n' 'udi,,ii
ion was EXPRESSED that the town w., w.,
Ie much improved when not beils ~,
bv one man. As 10 the fears cNpl lSs.,' So =
on every hand that many OF the tes',a,i'ss es,,,'.,
will be ruined by having 10 pay n'e,
twice over "a number OF citl1enS -.
sured me last night that they were -, -
fdeut that those who had palu nc,
OF the fact that they couio ho' VIC
~ P"' A TANGLED SKElN.
The old Dominion Building ana -,,., LA, (,
Association and the Perpetual buiinin-,
and Loan Association IS SAID 10 ro''
mortgages upon many OF the h9uSsS 80
Tho Harton Heights people. Wnhe nV.S ~,
aro heid bv the banks that have pe.'
once maid and then hypothecated py Mi.
Parton. but the whole affair IL IN s9Cn 80 /"
rnnddle that IL will take long anu 20
ticrt investigation TO unraNel tue tdi-i t- !. !.
klein of notes, mortgages ,llu N' ~,
mortgages. The receivers ndNt ,,'n',
ploved an expert. who ls now az VII 3hN
,'non The task. which is Ike cleansing 'n'
kugean stables. . a., .o,
II is STATED that Mr.. Barton did no'
take his flight empty-handed, ou, "a,
,le1 with him as much as SWVp' out OF
ro,,ree this could not be confirmed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-28

The House Substitute WIN be heporten
In the senate To-day by the Committee

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2,.-When Mr..
podga in the Senate this afternoon Of
fere1 the text Of the Cuban resolutions
as reported TO the House. as an amend
ment 10 the pending committee fesoiu-
tions in the Senate. 10 was not MlthoN,
design II was done after hurried
conference between Messrs. Sherman
Morgan. and Lodge. OF the Senate com
mittee. and Mr.. HIT, chairman OF the
House Committee.
,rbe senate Committee will hold spe-
clal meeting tomorrow morning 80
which time the House resolutions Will De
considered. and recommended 10 the sen
ate as a substitute Tor those now before
tbo senate. The committee was polied
this afternoon. and, according 10 the
sentiment OF the senator's. this result Is
foreshadowed Tho committee VIII urge
me Senate TO adopt the resolutions III
This shape. for by so doing II Will indl-
cate a unity OF action IN Doth Drahcnes
Of Congress MI
Rut one change will be made. Ihe
concurrent form of the resolutions, a
renorfed 10 the House, will be changed
into a Joint resolution by the senate 'oii-
mittee tomorrow. Should the Iesoiu-
ZION pass the Senate tomorrow III .nls
form. an agreement having neeh ic'o ''su .,
10 take the vote at ! O'CLOCK Wne" ~. ~.
resolution reaches the House MI hl''
viii move to concur in the senate feso-
Iution and the resolution Will speedily
be sent 20 the Preiden
THE changing of its character 10 JOINT
resolution requires the approval OF the
President. and If that approval Is BNe"'
II Il held by many that this VIII be equiv
atent ia the recognition OF the insurgents
a . belligerents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-28
sOr THERN ENIERPRfsE>'
New Cotton Mills in Virginia and N"f'h
Carolina New Richmond Industry

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. q Tine Man
ufacturers' Records weekly review Oh
the business condition OF the south sho"s
,bat tbe hank clearings for ;he week end
cd February 18th exhibit an increase OF
tS1 nor cent. over the corresponding
,roak Of last year, which is a consldera-
blv larger increase i'm the country a'
largc. The gain in the Middle western
states AZ the same time being 20 per cent
and for the Pacific states 20 per cent
.'rhe heavy movements OF grain throus'
southern ports continues and the Snip
,oepts of corn from Port Royal. whlch
has not heretofore attracted nluch az.
tention as grain-eXportins point VII
aggregate for January anu reofuaiS
nearlv 500 no0 bushels. The movement al
Newport News, New Orleans anu ""'-
weston continues very heavy
Anong the industrial enterprises re-
norted for the week were the proposed
organization of a 100000 cotton mn AT
Wilmington. n c.. a 5000 knitting nlli
AT Charlottesville. Va, bids invited TOT
al Abbeville: a large plant in Alabama
the erection OF i2,oW-spindle COTTON i'i'
e. 900 water-Works,, sewerage ana eles-
tric-light system at Iufaula, Ala SlV'"V
furniture factory at Ocala. fla' COT
ton compress company al Augusta "a 4.
a $4,000 lumber company AT |o'u'io az" a.
a $4,000 electric-,.sht company at ,ne
same place: SIS. boiler manuiaeturins
company In New orleans anu d nv"
.-rain elevator. a 100000 bond issue at
rbarlotte y. G.. for the purpose OF pur-
,nasing and improving water-wofhs
.,,sfem. a $500 water works To
Io buiIt AT Ncwberry, >. -
a brewery of $1,000 barrels annual
e,nacitv al Waco. Texas; a $4,000 press
hri~k company at Denton; a 10000 TO-
bacco manufacturing company az hlch-
roond. and the resumption OF work on the
rolling mill at Iron Gate, Va.