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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13
AFTER AI.GER,

The newspapers OF tho country. Repub-
iican newspapers az well as Democratic
newspapers. are denouncing Secretary Al
ger FOR the mannor IN which he has con-
Quoted tho war. The Philadelphia Record
calls him This peculiarly adrolt and IN.
competent chief" The Philadelphia
Ledger says that che has already been
tried and condemned by the record OF his
bis own official acts-a record Of gross
incompetcncy, Of political favoriiism. OF
disregard OF the needs and wel-boing Of
our brave men aheld and anoat"
The Boston Transcript says that there
viii be a demand FOR a Congressional in-
vcstigation Of Mr.. Ayers adminlstra-
ton. That the scandals as 20 army con-
tracts. political uses 10 which the high
office OF head Of the War Department
has been prostiuicd. the incnciency and
cxtravagances OF the conduct OF the war
in some Of So phases, capped by The
charge that the Secretary garbled the
Roosevelt letter and omitted explanatory
passages for tho sake OF making q the
atricil use Of 90. Will leave Mr. Alger in
very uncomfortable situation And So
on.
Before ever the campaign was opened
when the Virginia troops were FIRST mo-
bnlzcd in Richmond. we called specia, ole
tention TO the objectionable neglect Of the
soldiers mere. They were kept in camp
for weeks. not only without guns. which
may have been cxcusable. but without
decent clothing for a long time without
proper food for which there was no pos
slble excuse. The men were demoraiized
almost from the start. They could not
but feel that the government which
would so sAamor1lly neglect them and
submit them 10 such deprivation not a.
say humiliation. could not have very
high regard for those who were going 70
neht its battles. and Tie esprit do corps
Of The Virginia troops was seriously im-
paired.
The excuse offered az the time was
THAT thc government was $50 rushed that
j, was Impossible 10 gather together the
necessary supplies. 6ut 70 appears now.
as We suspected at the time. that the
treatment OF the Virginia troops was duo
20 incompetoncy and Indifference ana tho
same bad management begun here was
continued throughout the entire war. 10
is now almost a foregone conclusion that
tho people viii have a reckoning with
Secretary Alger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13
SATURDAY. AUGUST 49, 1sos.


Wa have long held chat the develop
mont which Russia is making boz sioer"
ana Eastern China is thc greatest con'Ii-
button 10 the welfare of mankind maze
bv any modern nation
we have had no sympathy with those
who denounced Russia as excessively
aggressive because she obtained tn ouu'l
for her vast railroad. upon Chinese ''I-
ritory at a. point which would Dee free OF
fec. II was natural aad proper Chat she
should have such am access 60 the ocean,
we have had uo sympathy with those
who derided England for permitting the
ACQUISITION of Port Arthur by Russia.
ENGLAND could neither expect 10 mono
polize China. nor Co prevent Russia from
securing rights from that decrepli Enc
miro which were mdi.pen sable 10 Russia
and NOT IN conflict with any settled right
of England.
This view seame 60 have prevailed With
Lord Salisbury aud the cloud which Che
r.wspnpcrs raised 10 few months ago
has passed u3.
Another cloud has orsen-thc danger
from which Ties in the charge that Russia
while securing the annulmcnt of the cone
tract for British capital Go ho used in
building railroads in that part of China
within "thc sphere of Russian influence.
has demanded tnat CHINA shall preserve
10 Russia tho right to invest money n
railroad building m that part of China
which Il IS understood and agreed TO Doe
within "the sphere of British influence.
That lis. Russia VIII not concede 20
England I'm her Chinese territory what
she pcremptorly demands for herself IN
her own Chinese territory.
We doubt if such stand VIII De seri-
ously taken 10y Russia; Of it is there VIII
certainly Dc trouble.
England will not submit TO any such
overhearing conduct. It is entirely too
carly m the development of The case TO
venture any further prediction than this
that. We do not believe there win Doe any
war. because we do not believe that Rus
,ia would fight TO maintain ems such proc
position as 10 is alleged is the cause OF
friction between her and England.
There can. however. Dee no doubt that
England would fight 90 maintain hor side
of the ease and would have no olterna-
tive but TO do so. 20 nothing short of
fighting would make Russia abandon her
position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13
Our SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

ft 10 be on the bench.-Salem Tlmes-Reg-
lister.
The fault was with the New Jer'ey
law more than with the Judge. The judge
held that under the statute Nne PLAINTIFF
could only recover actual damage; that
an infant child had 30 monetary value
and that the element OF sentiment could
not enter into the case 10 is different
in Virginia. Under our law in an such
cases. the jury may, On iis discretion.
give damages not 70 exceed $1,000 and
IN estimating such damages the anguish
OF the bercaved parents is 20 be- taken
into consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

r-s.-..-- 90. .f.. A..rf.... ,t....a.ff.. . rf. ..
F1gufe7 in inc A"d'''f "'n''''7
show chat There have been paid ont OF
the Pennsvlyania state Treasury and abe
nronri.ted ahoui SCI 100000 to th. twe1tr-
one penal and charitable institutions un-
der the control OF me common" .-''i.
Senator Vest ls SICK at A~o'fF iiIA.
but al last reports his condition was im-
,r,ye1
90 .-. I'll ana ,,..-
senator N,9' .. .t.-
nc,n 'N ,,,'r,,l..- .r tt.
N,ai' Dr. h's per" " -
lniied states senate con
seat Aa''h 10 49, ,,...,.. ,,.
uDn.' '"'''eS 81. st-,.o-i.l ,+r..~ ~.
has been one of the recognized leaders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

While james Edwards. "a negro. was
employed On moving some hossleads VI
tobacco at the Boyd factory. on son'A
hlm and knocked him down. then rolled
upon bus back. severely .l.lrile TO-
The ambulance. With Dr. Gwathmey
Was summoned. and Edwards We ta@sn
- La -o--ilal 1gr treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

pcrity and II IL rapidly coming to pass
that for a man 20 advocate free silver g.
20 proclaim himself calamity bowler
and an opponent Of progress and pros
perity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

Smuh-"You and Jones don seem %
be ass thick as you were. Does le owe
you money!" Brovn-.'No. not exactly
but he wanted ~. '--chieago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

ATLANTA. CA, August Z-Jamcs
Hinchie. private. Company NJ. Thirty
second Michigan died to-d2. OF tysRe.a
glyer 1t Fort AePherson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

a Spanish damsol wants 20 marry an
American corporal. Those Spanish WOO
men are as rovengcfui as the men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

The Bristol furnace viii go n'o ba &
on September lst and blast Tie hopes of
the calamity hCHlers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13
MANCHESTER BUREAU. 1i2l null
STREET.
PETERSBURG AGENT. ar
MIRO. S. c. HUTCHINSON, LO44Df'''1
STREET.

The Times f. always Indebted 20 friena6s
who favor II with society l.o s19 s u''
personals. but must urge MAJ 81 ia
he sent over inc sish@'"i0
All unslencd communicates VIII Dr. 90
fccfcd always
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

Spain has stopped bigsling. and has for
mally accepted our terms OF peace The
French Ambassador has been authorised
to sign the preliminary agreement and
while some of the details are yet TO be
worked out. hostnlues viii now be sus-
pended. and the Spanish troops Will al
be sent home. The blockade OF cuba
will be raised and an Cuban ports Will
again be opened In short tho war IS
now over. and men may now so about
their daily pursuits and buy and sell
and get gain and make an their plans
without taking into account the cone
tingencies Of war. just what our Govern
ment will 90 with It's triumph remains
to be seen. but it IS enough Tor the pres
emit TO know that peace has ben restored
and let us thank God for IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

New Jersey Judge cut the verdict o.
s. 900 90 81 for the killing Of baby by
a trolley car on the ground that 81 was
an a baby was worth. Here's a puzzle:
Is that nudge a bachelor or a man Of a
large familyG Richmond Times.
Thai l. not known. Ho as. however. un,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

rHp DAILY TIMES ia served by carfl r,''
on their own account IN ihi. IVY ,en
Manchcsfer for 10 cents n "eth. Nm
maid weekly. but ~ cents per Hon,ii,
e.bep Maid monthly. by nail 0uisl4'
az picfmond. ~ cents q mont n. 800
vear-anvv bore ga the unite0 ~'a'es'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

THE MAILING LIST IS ONLY J h hlv 4
vi, iT0tsr EVERY ten ~ =;
THEKLFORE. DO NOI , 49, w S's y IA +
IL THD DATE OpPOSl = IdtJ{pi 'fe NGT
Si,ANGEb As Soon - IliE SUB
s('KTpHCN - pENEWhD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-13

WE DESIRE TO CALL. TIL, Af Ii,IEN,;
rI0N oF ALL PERSONS , ~ IN IN,
POLITICAL NEWS AID OF i,r.iits,s ~
MUNCkTiON5 10 TIE ~. i.d ric.33triI,
NINir53 80 st,CH REPORTS. -, ~
THE RUiE or THIS PAPE.{, ,. y -, - 3,
PIgLlsH ,bYY ,AkyT3iGitt +i ,Ij{EoWN
% t..Ift,1cTii-p cONTRIBUTlONs WiNh
NOT BE RETURNED UNLL99 49,
PANIED nv STAMPS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
OLNEY Is CRITICISED.

His Donation Of 500 Through Spanish
Minister Which Ignores Gen. Lee.
Havana, via Key West, Fla Feb. >.
The reported action of eX-S"cratary Of
State OIuey in contributing 500 for the
relief of the suffering in Cuba through
the Spanish Minister in Washington,
i.norin Consul General Lee. IL criticised
bv Americans hcrc as tending 10 east
d.rcredit upon the contributions through
the State Department. 1h" announce
ment that the gift was made through
the Spanish Minister was cablcd here
and given publicity and Il prominent
American resident speaking Of the mat
ter said that tn" cable despatch sent by
Secretary of the Interior Gown Of the
Colonial Ministry. to Senior DUpuy De
Lone. at Washington, in response, cost
a. large n sum as the gift.
Ineurgent Colonel Camejo. a country
man Of General Maxine Gomez, who
succeeded leader Cueryo has already or
ganiZed TWO squadrouS of cavalry III the
districts OF GuanamOr. Vegas and Can
Nicolas. in Havana province.
FL Diario De La Marina which has
hitherto refused to admit that an an
neyation sentiment existed among resi-
Dent Spaniards in Cuba, how recognizes
the fact that many Spaniards here be
ipvp that annexation is necessary to
save their lives and property.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08

tons for the court house at Denver. s.
Q tons for elevated railways at Chi
cagO ami numerous small buildings IN
various parts Of the country. The de
Ellnd for car building has been VERY
heavy. both ut the East AMI West. and
the plat" demand greatly increased at
the East on account Of orders from
ship yards. For plates the demand for
tin plate works has becn very active.
The prospect Of q combination OF W!re
manufacturers h1S stimulated the de-
mand and raised Ii" prlcc 81 Wire RODS.
OF ConnelIsvillc coke 1909 ovens are
in blast, with an output of 10000 tons
weekly. and the quoted price II Sl.10 for
~furnace. Tin is quiet and steady i
1885 cents. with II visible supply Feb
rnarv /. of 31.120 tons. against 49,
= wear ago. Exports of coppcr III Jan
nary were about 1O.225 tons against
9.GGG last year, and the price is held
at II cents for Lake. There IS 4 bot
ter demand for cotton goods, since the
general ~Stoppage Of works ut the East,
but there IS no indication a. yet Of
material gain as respects unSOld stocks
on hand. In wooden goods the demand
is altogether more satisfactory. an ad-
vance Of about 20 per cent being paid
on most grades OF the finer wColens an
worsteds, and nearly all the mills are
active. The sales of wool at the three
chief markets We're 6.3o1.4eO pounGS, Of
which 3.913.oOO We're domestic a@ains
1~3,5G3,700 last year, Of which S,493, 400
were domestic.
Failures for the week were 335 in th
United States. against 81 last year
and 80 in Canada against 63 last year
TOTAL BANK CIEAIINGS.
New York. Feb. 4-Total bank clear
ingS in the United States for the week
were S1.470,3 300. S2S: per cent increase
40.6. Exclusive of New York So0S,3I0,
62O: per cent increase III.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
RALEIGH COTTON.
NAVAL STORES.
RALEIGH. n

W~TbMINGTON. n. G.. February E.-splFrs
tufpeutIue 1rm at 5iaa3-A ,reCelptt2 81 cagk
an'' hrm: strained NIB at,s0 srrs'n.o
s1.20; 'ater ta'es ct .l.2ta1 %: receipts oI0 bnr
refs.
Crude t%urpentine steady; hard sl.4o; sof!
LIZ; vlrsln -; Iecetpts 5! barre
CHARLEsTON. s. C., Feb. 81 Turpentinc
firm at 81; sales - casks.
hosln firm; sales - A, z s1.IO; C, SIX
D. 81. 10: +, l.lb; f, M.Ib. 6. l.2O, H, sl.s5
s1.49, K, Sl.6Q, NJ, $3.50, n, 1921, winoow glass
s2.40. water white $3.50
SAVANNAH "a, Feb. 5~-eplrits burv e.
tine firm at 3}s sales - casks; receipts :;
casks.
Rcaip firm; sales 5000: receipts 2S,0T0: A D
z =, 2l.6C; f.. q *, + 81 40, 4, 81 a. 81 60. /
ST.; X. sI.8t: Nj, 81 85; NJ. tl.95; wipoo !
1883 81 O5 water wnlle a. IS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
MUCH PROFIT TAKING
STOCKS YIELDED SOME. BC1
CLOSED GAMERS.
CONTINUED INFLOW Of FUNDS
The Market Has Been Well Led and Sustained
for the Week Cotton Scored a Handsome
Advance--Whea Closed Dull at
a Decline.

New York, Feb. 5.-The cotton market
opened firm with prices 1 to & points
higher on active covering Of local shorts,
and buying BY foreign and Southern
representatives, following reports Of a
decidedly better feeling in the English
market. Liverpool futures advanced IL
points on active buying of spot cotton by
continental spinners; sales of 5000 bales
at 1921 advance were shown in public
cables. At II o'clock the local market
was fairly active and firm at a net gam
Of > to Is points. Sales of $1,000 bales
to that hour represented one Of the
most active markets in recent TIMES.
Adyices from Southern spot markets ana
New England print cloth ccnters was
favorable and added to the general
strength of the future list.
Later in the morning there was anOth-
er sharp rally on covering by shorts,
followed by a partial reaction under
selling by local longs, who We're appre-
hcnsiyc Of a decline Monday, with the
market finally steady at a net advance
oof { points. Total sales of futures
122, 100 bales represented II Of the
largest markets in many weeks.
Port receipts estimated for the day
at $4,000 bales, against 2S,191 last week,
and 14.243 last year. Port receipts es-
timateI for the week at 200, against
215. 10 last week. and 11,715 last year.
At Memphis 1897, against 297 last
year, and at Houston 3,G54, against b
100 last year.
NEW YORK. eb. B. Futures opened
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
NEW YORK

NEW YoRK February 5-9o7ay cu cs J
a1sg' ST az yer ee-1 Sc slah : Lc'
t20t s'NSI0E 81 per cent pr. n
percSe'iie Tanc- aat ye~ cert. STERN E
&c ~ i stea y. With actUai bus
tess III hacs - t,s at 4.s5 +ss for Dc
9anS ard fs3lf.5 !. for sxty days. post d
'Ete 4.9i as. on ucrcial tflts 3s6is3%.
silver cersid1GCes 80 a ~. Bar 8 yer SS
,foxicsu dollars An f~+oyef9~rn torres dIm
stare bond. DUH. r slr 40 bonds stro &.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08

Chicago. Ills.. Feb. 3.-Aftcr a dull
and embarrassing session. wheat closed
today at II cent decline. Trading was
almost entirely local ana fluctuations
were narrow.
Corn closed unchanged.
Oats were strong bat advanced only
4 cent.
Provisions reached a new level OF
prices but reacted and closed unchanscl
10 a shade lower.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
ARE ASKED FOR
4 DOUBLE MURDER YESTERDAY
MARSHAL. RoWEN KILLED
Rush OF PEOPLE AND TROUBLE FEARtO.


Skagnay. Alaska. january 81. VA Sat
III. w. ia....r -. ..,o la.
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Oh, VA Department - ~ea.t tarte. hIu-
lrrl tr.r,l> Hcr.. fhat llt, ana arqlr-
AN.
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than - per cent VIII attemrt to get ia
by way Of the Chilkoot and White
passes. Even n this carry day the fun
capacity Of every steam Sallln@ NilP on
the Pacific coast Is taxed Ia rs utmost
capacity to carr the passengers anu
freight ih3t p beng "iI"fcd ana LlcN
ar" being dumped OF II these Two points
at the number Of o a day. which Wtl
soon be largely increased.
In view ot The fact Glaf there = no
lnpll CINII government III mo TERRITORY
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
iDGnL sruGh X HV.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Feb. 5.-To-day's stock
market was lifted to a higher level by
the conspicuous strength of cOmpara-
lively few stocks. It was noteworthy
that the Vanderbilts which gave the inl-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
MORE SPANISH VESSELS.

Rcportcd-Spain Will Send us Two
More Of Those Friendly Vessels.
London. Feb. Especial dispatches
from Madrid say that the Spanish gov
eminent has decided to send two add
tional cruisers 10 the United States. The
Vessels selected will probably be the
Crlstobel Colon and the Almirante
Oqucndo.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
CHICAGO Fcb :
Opening Clos n

"" HNCLtJuEt Woht "a 1OlIUWb
tlCur ste oy. W4eaf, No. 2 sprtn2 9ia9
I =. 8 sYr.og o4a.3; ko = r~q, 9S. Corr
0. 2. 2S Oa.s, No 22t&al41s 70 2 ~h:f,
b No. whit o 4. KY
10 2 Az. harley. NO. 2, ( . ga i; Ne. ,
=: no T.. FlsE :. a3 4C.l. 81 24s al 20 "clU /,
{ uothy seed s2.~Caie24. Mess :otA per O.
lH.2, ale % 40 Ger | Q rs a4ej saott r
ides uoofe) Of 90(45 IS. Drs-ealted shou
ara .foxed' ~ 6 shoot clesr 8iter (boxa
5.2js5.35. WHISKY, diFtilers' finished aooo
nAiIGn 1I.Na
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08

1IIIER ETS.
Gsivet ton, steady. 81, 1891 baiea
N1rfQIA, ntm 81, 10 Da!cf
Baltimore nominal. OK, - ba.os.
B fst T.. ull, 5 t5-,8. ts1 nRiee
WiiUloetun firm ~, 39l bales.
P1ISdelonta II. IL Q 8 10, 4 bales.
al steeGy,5a 5a7t ba"s
~ Ok $3.50, fl III, bD-I6, "a s bales.
Mob le. firm $40, 2.2eJ p.Iee
MerphIs, STEADY 5.is l.t9. Ia es.
Augusta, firm. 3 II Ii. 429 belea.
Cas rieston. Ste dy, ~, 10 y !@les.
Cincinnati, quiet, : Z, J, 81 b2les.
Louisville. nm. q. ha,o,.
St. Louis, firm, *. COO taies.
Houston. gu t7-ie, t.f5t bales
New York, steady, S 10 Is. So balee.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
CONCESSIONS ARE REFUSED.
The Situation at Fall River is I'm
changed.

Fall River. Mass. Feb. "a confer
ence was held to-day by Agent 4. 3.
Chase, and Superintendent l.. A. Mat
thlSolI, of the King Phillip Mills, and
eX~-Secretary Robert Howard and Sccre-
tarE Thomas ODonnell, of the Mule
Splhlcrs Association. At the conclusion
Of the conference, Secretary O'DonnelI
said the situation remained unchanged.
Mr.. Chase refusing to make any con-
ceSSionS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
BALTIMORE.
NEW YORK TENEMENT FIRE.

Two Small Children Lose Their Lives
to death. They were Tony, 3-years-oId
New York. Feb. 5.-Ihe four-story
rear tenement mt 1870 East Houston
street was destroyed by fir" tonight
Seven families lost everything they
owned, and two children were burned
to death. Thccy were Tony, ~3-ycar-oId
and Michael, Il year younger, the chill
dren Of Fillipo SpoInelle. d root black.
GULLON COUNSELS CALMNESS.
Says the United States Need Not b.
"Skeered' Of the 1900 Spaniards Re.
Gently Sen to Cuba.
Madrid, Feb. 5.-Senor Gullon. the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. declares
ohere is no reason to fear any ag@rava-
don Of the Cuban situation. The dis
patch of 1000 men to Cuta, tn" Min
lister asserts, was decided upon before
General Blanco's departure.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
spot c0ttO0 closed ftaedy: mlddIlnE upIanIs
) lo-lb, middling gulf 6 ) IL. sales In es.
NEW ORLEANS.
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL Fen =. lao Z. M.-spot cot
ton Qut I, T ces hardenin !; American mil.
ding ) 1-t2d.
"a c y Of 1ne dag we're 5000 bales, OF witch
800 acre tor Speculation AMI expOrt, ana
ouGed 800 Americans: receipts SO @
0alas. iDclu ing f3 s09 An erican
Futures opened quiet with d moderate de
mand an1 C OSed firm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. Feb s Floor quiet, n.mH
lesd; city mill patents $500 q 80 d
lear s5.soah.6l; minnesota patents c.loa53
' i. CA 6akSps In i fog wln A. r pstsnts KS u.s.
IS t0af.0: winter low grades S2.aOa so.
aye our Gull super1ne s2.5J. tam
Buckwhcat flour quiet at Il 25a!.31
Bucawheat II II al 81.
Corn meal G4;t: yellow western 81. Oh.
:: prsG6Ywi0e u ga go
Rye quiet. No. z western 684 !; car OTIS BE
barley strcng wcsrern faediuE So: malt
n =. harley mar steady: WepteTn 52&a6j.
Wheat spot, firm No. red 1857 a1io4s
options No, ? red kebruarJ C oscd -tz Ma!
arm. SPOT, firm: No 4, cCa 0 b aroar
optioIo, February CT sed May close.
Jata. SPOT, st1org. Re. .. ga: options
Beet firm; Iarolly slIaii - e4lin o."sa So
$50; beef rams .23Gg; Jacket &5aiC -; cit.
5xtra Inria mes sl58t8.0J.
cut meats steady; picked bellies hSa8s
! :. c1le. suoGIuers y. do. bAm6 1sag4.
LARD firm western steamed s. u; citN
-; May IS. Q. ~n0nibal; retnlc firm
ointment Sc q; South American 800; con
roc4 Inn new moss sl02.a!o.50; saor
:earsla 40 family 5I1.5Na o.
Butter frn: western creamery IN a25i ..
factory | Nl; Elqtns 30, lEaitatoh c~rearnoI
salt. STA. daIrs ltaiF. O. rssueI HAS
Cheese du | large white, September e.:
AASS0 / y ~bhh TG' ~1-S 500 ~
western frteh IN.
Potatoes steady, New York 22.37HG2t0
~ cts tICU-i.UI
Peffol3uru d,.ll; United -; refined KeN
Fork 500: Philadelphia aud baitlc1ore >6.3,
u. IN BULK $3.50,
Roa1n quiet; strained, cannon TO gou
lL0ai a..
IurDenfiue firm at a4a341.
a,ce finn uuGaestlc, i&1r 20 extra An
Z japan ta5t.
bi2lasses nfm; New Orleans, ope
kettle gooJ 70 cnojce, 1895
Carbages, steady; Long island and Jorse
Der ~ So a)a4 90.
Cotton Sc 81 oil quiet but fairly steady
without cuGDge; LIIIno ofuot 1917 ., q
+ 0 b lEai5a; do. summer fellow zIS: OF
summer 2 II butte, OIL 20a-7; primo Wlnte
yellow Il a404
Coffec-Spot, Rio, steady; No. invoice et
joupIns ob ull4u oLe-s y, ~u40Ova ~
Sugar, raw firm Ia14 refining i y lo cei
trifugal, su-tonI Il I16; renneo s'cddy, m0ult
4 58: stEuoarG a. b; cOIfeCLiCnefe' r. {
ut luaf Ok, crushed hh- powdered g It
kranulatau ~: cubes 5 :-i6.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 6-Flpur opened d II
yohtorn surerdas sz.80e3.20: DO. Gaia s5-4C
10; e. family &4.4044 10: winter wheat pa
MS s4.6525. IL; spring 90. 20. IGG5.30, pm
heet etraignJs sf9JG6 IS.
Wheat tiImer: spoL and February 9.4a!8h
March gsGsoa; May s6A a9i; steamer y,
red 9t4 a9+s SOutEeTr wheat 10y sample
a99 do m graue q4aa98H.
Corn finer: spol and February S33 bio
harch oo< eo3A steamer nliIeo ezxN5
outhern ~aire corn Sash do yellow 5.a34
40 2 mixed q.
Rye urmer' no. 9. nearby ES4a5t: No.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-08
COTTON'S VISIBLE SUPPLY.

New Orleans, Feb. Secretary Hes
places the worlds visible of cotton
for the week just closed at 4,463,11f
bales. against 4,f47.429 last week, and
f.01S,971 last year. OF the former
about LOO, III bales are American cot