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eDs Ss iS n sSa s sea' "a ''g ST
Sss as we're s :ow % St sa e uneasssd IN ysac standard
ws' sss, "a' s telling :. WHICH ss price ss S"phsls s
were rod OF reaaun heard @ no sales, the last s.ls
sons ssc a. " snsen'G asns s ass s aess
The sales dO bIla a, sSsc. and 1900
s,1S but q,s steady IN value The
prime
pork for future delivery continued active and the offer
81 s.
A s III aSss s though a.s sas
q 27 c-ah regular and March delivery, ssi 5O Tor
3 n ass s5: SsSsr & ssa
IS Essssa Ws:ssd boz, ysIs s
Live A.
FOR Hs the
p ad ops M IA but Rres. sss % ~ Sale. 100
n sm. : m... lots Isl s shs a % % @ s Tor
ls,sc long clear At l4c. isc short l4c: STREET
$50 for Texas an Ssa So for western On. meats were sow
ss ss% I. :Ss:s ss, ,...
ssnS saa sS ga a. at M
bssvy ana irregular sssspt better sf srsae
pecaly OF the common and medium qualities For
tho mArket was quiet there being but little demand,
but prices were steady, holders being unwilling
I. TO any sSsess0S S% ss9. s former 1s,.s
ano pals 45c. Doe fair to good. do S5c asc; Wssh
tubs common 10 good ssc S5c; line ssc 3sc;
sos $sc haf tubs 4c l5c to sooi 35c aSsc
Ohio, Western Michigan Illinois, &c. fair ae nrkns 22c
&C.. common. l6c. 20c Cheese-state, good TO fancy
lafsIy is 's 10 h tsr GOOD 10 iSs s
fancy ds, fsSa i5s Al So .s 4c ns
sU9AR-The market TOR raw less active there beng
less demand and prices were scarcely f though not
quotab lowers the offerings fair while sales
$50 hhds at l0c l0sc for Cuba, 1874 arara;
also Goo boxes at loc and mot previously repoted)
3D. U bags private terms.
ToBAooo.The business In Kentucky light there be-
Ing but little demand but prices Sales lis
bids at &C. c For seedlcsf Spanish tae market
duu at former quotations.
WooI.--The fleece only moderately acve'
the demand being moderate but holders remain rm their
views demanding full prices especially for ha fine grades
which SILL continue 10 attract moro attention than the other
grades The stock OF oil kinds Of fleece light
Pulled wool continued In active demand and Il rather higher,
while California Is selling quite freely, and commanding
slightly higher prices. For Texas the market less
Grades. In foreign tho transoetoSs continue small.
and prices for almost ali gradcs nominal.
The sales were pounds teccs nj l5c b5c including
10000 and Xxx Ohio at hoc o5c. Su low do at <ssc.;
52c 6c 5U0 tub washed, part, f not ALL a 55c; lo00
Western aud Indiana AT 400. 45Sc 600 secured a 6Jc.
Ssc 10000 choice Southern at 3ac 3e0 combng at &c.
also $4,000 pounds pulled at 3ac 6c for superne
ira, chiefly Mt 40c 43c. $4,000 pounds Texas 25c. 3,s
the latter price for choice 1900 lbs searngs 0O0O lbs
Cape and aSo0o do Mexican on private S50o lbs
2oc &c. for spring he outside prcs choice
private terms.
WHiBK EY-Reccpts 955 bbs The market was quiet bu.
quite steady The sales were 40 bbls a ssc ssc. say
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE.

What the Women Are Painting for and Can't
Get-Ths Old subject Rehnshcd-A "Stran-
ger', Hits the Nail the Hend.
Tho Womcn's Suffrage Association held an al.
journed meeting, at room "a Cooper Institute, yes
terday afternoon Mrs. Wbour In the chair.
There were only eighteen ladies' present. including
four elderly gentlemen who managed during the
meeting to moaopolize the bulk Of tho talk.
The question OF suffrage was OF course the subject
discussed. Mrs. Haiett. Mrs. Wilbour. Mrs. Blake
and several oner persons present took part In the
discussion. Tney advanced new ideas on the
subject and confined themselves to advocating the
light OF women " the same pay as men IN all Lhe
stranger "a gentleman) in reference to the COM
pensation given 10 women employees, said that he
considered the women 10 blame to q certain degree
for the low pay they receive as compared to men.
a boy, when lie went into an 0fice had OBJECT IN
view, which was III nine cases out OF ten TO become
OF the firm, or AZ least to make his services
valuable that his employers would not part with MIN
II they could keep him by increasing his salary.
Girls went 10 work with she intention OF working
only until such time AZ they could get married.
Women could IN his opinion Ut any time get capital
to carry on business II they could give good COL
lateral. lie did not believe THAI women were IN
ferlor, In any department. OF work, 70 men, and II
was not because they were supposed TO be Inferior
to them that they got paid less, but SIMPLY because
they were willing to work cheaper than men, He
mad not the slightest doubt but women en-.
pl0yers would discharge women employees anu enl-
ploy men II they found the latter would do the same
amount Of work ut cheaper rates.
Miss SUSAN B. ANTHONY then rc atcd an expert.
ence she had just had in Troy and told how
tan class Of women IN trade 400 strong mad struck
and mad finally to succnmb. And why did they
have do ~ she asked. Simply because the 40
represe no ballots, no political power. Had
they had votes they could have dictated terms, and
the editors OF tile Troy papers would not have been
tempted with dollars TO lrown down the strike.n
Miss Anthony concluded by saying that sbe was IN
favor OF every BODY having tue ballot Wno had 10
WORK for his or her bread.
The meeting tnen adjourned.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
AIarriea.

LIGnTBoDY--MfILER.--l Brooklyn, on Thursday
February 10. at Trinity church. By the Right Rev.
Bishop LttieJohn, COLIN lhGHTBoDY, Jr., to MISS
JULIA H., daughter OF ID. D. slillef, Esq all OF the
above city.
LoCKwooD-KREPs.--At Harlem, on Tues lay, Feb
ruary 8, by Tho REV. J. II. Appleton, ALBERT G.
LOCKWOOD 10 CECILIA O., daughter OF Henry Kreps,
Esq, all OF this Guy. No cards.
MACY-GARDNER-On Thursday, February 10 by
the REV. Mr. Stevens at the residence OF the crooms
father, Mr.. Z. Macy, Mr.. JOSEPH w. MACY, or Nam
tucket Mass to Miss MARY J. GARDISEg,i Of FAN
PLAT -RoNALD.--On Thursday. February 10, BY
Rev. John f. Cookman JOHs II. PLATT 10 JXSNis
NJ. RONALD, all OF this city.
Died.
BaASDoN.--On Friday morning. February H. at
one O'CLOCK ELIAS BRANDON, IN the 5Dth year Of his
age.
Ine relatives and friends Of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from his late residence. 1853
Ninth avenue, on Sunday morning. at eleven
O'Clock.
English papers please copy.
rn.a BuanALi..sqddenly, on THURSDAY, February 10.
HIS friends and those OF his son, DR.. Frederick A.
Bnrrail are invited to attend The funeral from the
University place church. corner OF Tenth street. this
Saturday morning, at half-past nine O'Clock
BUTTiE.-on Friday morning. February II, ROBERT
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence s2l Grand street. on
veanav a. napass ssrnapy one ocSck
late Edward G. Center.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
ConisTooK.-At Bloomfield, n. r., on Tuesday
February 8, REBEcCA NJ, widow OF II. u. Comstocx
formerly OF New York city.
The relatives and trends Of the family are invited
to attend the funeral from residence OF her SON
in-iaw Wright +. Con9er, this Saturday afternoon
at haiIpast twelve O'Clock. Trains leave Barclay
street ferry at eeven O'Clock.
DAY.-At New Haven, Conn., on Sunday. Zebra.
AIRY g. ELIZA ArwATER, vile or Zelotes Day In tue
76th year OF her age.
DoUdhEaTY.--On Thursday, February 10, ANDREW
D0uGHRRrY, aged IL years.
Tue funeral VIII take place from the residence OF
MS uncle James Bagly No. 32 Pike street, this
Saturday afternoon, at halfpxst one O'Clock.
Friends OF his uncles Andrew and Cornelius
Dougherty, arc respectfully invited TO attend.
FAMILToN.--At tho Home for Incurables, West
Farms, N. " ELIZABETH FAMILT0s. in the 18th year
Of her age.
Funeral this (5atu,day) afternoon, at two O'Clock,
from tho Home fos ncllraDles
FEENSb,-0n Thursday, February 10, at irylngton.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.. 1
FRIDAY, FeD. Ia =. nj. |

-The very pacific character OF the news from Paris
this morning and sales under the rule for the
account OF small firm unable to meet their engage.
ments led toa
DECLINE IN GOLD,
which did not prevail, however, throughout tho DAY,
eut was followed by reaction In which the pre-
MUM recovered to the opening price, The earliest
Bale at the board was 120A, from which point the
price declined to 120 when the suspension OF MI o.
y. Fearing, OF the nrm OF K. s. Fearing Co., was
made known, and about half million OF gold was
bold out .'under the rulen Considering the fact
that the failure was ior about only half per cent
On tho amount just specined-a loss In reality OF
only few thousand doliars-the "bears' were very
pucky TO sell the market or the "buls" were
greatly frightened over q trivial bankruptcy.
However the market was naturally heavy,
bwlng 10 the long dulness, aud hence easily broke
to 1894 which 1t just barely touched. The carrying
rate to-day being quite low. with number OF trans
actions at SHAT" suggests that the 'sborts' put
y good limo yesterday In expectation OF some de.
pressing news. They proved to be right ana have
been very successful for q brief operation Indeed,
the operators who were ''short could well Afford to
have the banSrupts announce their failure, and
could easilY pay them their alleged losses from the
profits OF the two days. speculation From the point
last mentioned the market rallied the purchases
Of the "bearsn to cover. and the rise late IN the
afternoon sharply assisted by the news that Senator
Sumner had introduced . bill to accord the Cuban
fluctuations OF the day are shown In the following
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Hulf.pnst Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Feb 11-GP Pm.
CorToS.-There active business consurnnated In
this staple to-day, the demand from all buyers
being good bat tho offerings being LIBERAL prices favored the
buyers The sales amounted bales including 6lS for
spinning l8 speculation and 0l8 export bus,-
future devsres good yesterdays prices
The salss were ., bales basis low mddng for
for May at 25c 800 DO. for March at "a 13l6c, do
for Ap at = l3l6c. MHc 200 do for do At 26c 800
for May at Csc. sc 100 do for June at 255Sc do
average low mdding, free board at Mobile 24c 200
do free board at Galveston for February, do
free board ut New Orleans, private We quote
Uptdads Mobile
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Corr EERio quiet but steady and firm the quota
tions below We heard of sales Other
quiet but held for fal figures; We ote-Rio, ordnsry
S1e prime dos lie. l7c. extremes for lots ll.c
lec; Java, 20c siHc Singapore, lsc &c., Ceyon 7lc
Jamiica, l5c: l6lc Costa Kica l4i. ls9c.; niIa
l6c 7c; Mexican, l5c &c.,. and Sayania, l6c Ic.
all gold, duty paid.
FLOUR Ann po GEAIN-Receips, G773 hbs four $50 d.
G32 DO barley and 7oo do malt The -four marke. firm
for the low grades OF State,
shipment, but were held frmer Good shippin,
grades sold at So 90 for. export and considcraJIs
could have been sold at that figure Some
grades offered at yesterdays prices, however,
without hndng buyers California Hour Was duh aud notn
nal sales lJhlO bbls For Southern -four tho demand
only moderate but prices steady sales 500 bos
Rye -four quiet but quite steady In value; sales 200
bbls. Corn meal continued to rule dull nominal. We
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Wheat was exceedingly dull, but with more favorable
soSS p oF ssS:s Ts q
inois winter in store u ss amber wSisi Ss
delivered 81 30 for white Corn was dun and noininay
j. j e e: mixed, y for ysI!sx xss
g s. fSE old S wss 5 ina q
nal NJ G Z, sc a Sss for Western The sale. were 5000 bushels
as ss,ssy FOR % ''f.
wa; na da and on nomHS At 7c ss for Western and State
Su;5s. sa'
@ ao s.sa sa pys. % bushels two
,fI 5.nv e n mars, continued % rule hc
sSSs.sIin s.:H:s. aa
ad London hoar 3D. TO sreaen. ie
81 sps Sbs Se
81 naps. .ss% o or. rs 70, a.s s
a s % K, ga ssd s.. O. "a 4 so fss
!: 'shSsnsT lS, S5. Wadx.r q
with soo,voo feet I lumber, on private terms:
and prices or favored buyers haas a,s
not quoaby lower. Holders wsrs generally anxious 10 re-
y: aS &
s1ss wgs S:pT,sd Of s sS a :. ,s in
s Old css. centrifugal M and mssd e so old do
sS sissss' las'.i SS.
MAyAL STORES spirits urpentins the marks,
sat ssss wv.s 4 s'a for
merchantAble and lshc 5oc for shipping lots. few
small lot: were sold at 4sc. %9J1c. RosinSlrainsd
was moderately active and steady in value, white
the Other % knes were dull. bu. unchanged. Ths sales
were S,U00 bbls strained nj "a 70 a Sl 22k chiefly
Al the latter prce $50 do. No. at ia al sa St and So
do Nc and pale At ss - 10 We quote Strained g 40
Y2 -; No. ~ BOA ~ co. No. 81 75 "a; pals "a .5
H5 oxra do and window glass, SO % Sa. Wilmington
tar wa. du but unchanged In value, being held "
PkTnoLxgan The market for crude, in bulk was dull,
there being but little Inquiry aud prees
gusr closing at l6c l6pc Late evening 600 bbls
sod Tor hia and next weeks delivery part not all
lo9sc, aua 5000 crude, In shipping order At 2iSo
The amount Of business transacted In refined oil
was ysry ig's There WA bus i.la ds4nsnd,
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KAiLR0ADs IN NIRdlNIA.-The following are the
RAILROADS. ID contemplation IN or colstruc
lion IN sirginia:-The Chcsapeake and ONO, Lynch
nurg ana CilIton Forge Lynchburg and Danyie,
Richmond and Lynchburp Fredcricksburu ani
GordonsvEle, fredericksburg and Alexandria, VIM
chester ana Stras burg, the Valley, Uniont0wn and
moro and P0tomac, Farmvfllo and Buckingham,
shenandoah Valley, Virginia and Kentucky, Clinch
Mine. Wythevie and North Carolina, and the SOUTH
western. We 40 not expect that all OF these lines
Will be constructed, but the larger portion OF them
when tho condition Of the people has improved ana
capital has accumulated, there Will be other llne3
started not mentioned In tho above list. Virginia
viii then not be surpassed by any state In the Union
In road facilities for transportaton.-R Richmond
Whi0, Feb. y.
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Made of Poor Rum, whisky, Proof Spirits. and
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500 will be given for an incurable case pro-
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In Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent Few
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Nervops Dsbility.

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4 RADICAL REVOLUTION

Has been accomplished in hair dyes. The hor-
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SULPHU r are discarded The lead ing chem
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recommended
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CRIsTADORo'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE,
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Cr;stadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye


This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
whv does it Cure I?

Because it i, composed solely OF rare, disin-
fectAnt, purifying and tonic vegetable substan-
oes because il penetratss the ibtamed or ulcer
sted flesh through and through; because IL
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ASK The Ladies Maids and they will tell

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Where 1t il Used 2

Everywhere! There 10 not q civilized settle
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MERIT REwARDED.-It must be source of
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Thi. is peculiarly the case with DR.. Walkers
Vegetable Vinegar Bttters, which is composed of
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DIR. ERASMUS WiSsL0W's
and Stomach LOzenge

L the most Important medicinal novelty that
modern chemistry has PrpdE0si- Il contains
two botanical extrArts, perfectly harmless IN
themselves, tut body iDE all the rem ea.al prop
critics Of mercury. AMI destined u lis Pleasant
form 70 suPerssde snd auizb from general use,
tbs nause0gs pills and Pouons Of ~hies that
dangerous sxeiiant is tie main ingredient More
a.
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country aud introduced the Scan-
dinacidn Blood Purifier; since
,rhich time thousands hare been
cured, by its use, Of !ScrotisIa and
other blood diseases. IL contains,
besides the Iodide Of PotdsSd and
Syrup Of Stillingid, drugs import
ed from Sreden for lis express
manufacture, u'ikno,cn and not