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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-06-13

large fortunes and the house is nov
managed by juniors. Gradually th'
business of the place is being concen
trated in few hands, as it requires larg'
capital now to handle salt mines, ant
as rule, the people of South Americs
do not understand much about cooper
ative societies. Itisalso the usual story
of the big fish swallowing the little
fish. Iquique is built ON fiat projec
tions or land extending out from the
hills. The anchorage is fair. The
place is protected from tidal waves by
an island running from southeast in a
nOrthwesterly direction. The rocks
render landing, especially in rough
weather, dangerous and at times i'm
possible. Earthquakes are often felt.
The bulk of the town is built of wood.
Water being scarce, distilled water is
mostly used. A fire once started is diff
ficult to check. 1t hardly ever rains
along this part of the coast, but when a
shower does come it is fun to watch the
people scrambling out with canvas,
carpets, etc., to protect the interiors of
their houses. For want of yard space
poultry is kept on the roofs of the
houses. The roofs are all flat and any,
thing but water tight.
Most goods are purchased cheaper in
Iquique than in Valparaiso, as the bulk
of merchandise is imported direct from
Europe. Iquique is now the coaling
station for American men-Of-war. The
streets are wide and well kept. Taken
altogether, Iquique is the most cOsmo-
politan town ON the whole west coast
but such hard set L never met since
the palmy days of Virginia City. One
morning | asked an acquaintance be-
fore breakfast to take cocktail. He
refused. AstOnished, for it was the
first time such thing had happened to
me, asked him, whats the matter?"
''Oh, nothing" said he, "only have
already had five.n This is not an ex-
treme case, either. Thus it goes on all
night At night they taper off on Ger
man beer. English beer Is not much
liked, being too heavy. Large guam
titles of Chilean beer are consumed here,
as well as at all points south of Callao.
Much American hardware is used, such
as shovels, locks and notions; still, not
near so much as there should be. Man
chester and Birmingham goods, as well
as German limitations, take the lead,
American houses having 10 one to re-
present them permanently. The best
institutions in Iquique are the baths.
One may have hot or cold baths, salt
or fresh water swimming baths.
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lous, but it came again. As we have
all, including our English friend here,
been boys, you know what i mean-nOt
a fallen angel, but the gun-powder
devil.
''Good! Well, it seemed feasible-I
would try it.
Il had plenty of powder in my little
flask, SO pouring some into my hand, L
moistened it well with spittle and knead-
ed away until it came out a tiny Vesu-
vius of black paste Then / formed the
little crater, which l filled with few
grains of powder, and set it carefully on
the branch.
MY hand shook with excitement; |
could hardly hold the flint and steel, but
| struck and struck-the tinder ignited
now Vesuviusl
''Whiff, whiZZ! The lion looked up
directly, but dropped it plumb ON the
back of his neck. For an instant he did
not seem to know what had happened;
then with an angry growl up he jumped
and tore savagely at the big fiery flea on
his back. which sent a shower of sparks
into his mouth and nose.
Again and again he tried, and then
raved wildly about, using the most hor-
rble leonine language, and no wonder,
for the devil had worked well down
among his greasy hair, and must have
stung him like hundred hornets. His
back hair and name burst into flame,
and he shrieked with rage and terror.
''Then he went stark, stavlng mad,
clapped his tail between his legs, laid
back his ears, and rushed out of the
grove at twenty miles an hour. and dis
appeared up the ravine.
almost as mad as the lion with joy,
and feeling sure he was gone for good, L
tumbled down the treeand ran off along
the road as hard as l could with Cognac
barking at my heels. By and by l had
to pull up, for the sun was still very hot,
but | walked as fast as | could, looking
out all the time for Marengo, who would
not, | knew, go very far from his master.
Presently | spied him in hollow. A
whistle, and whinnying with delight, he
trotted up and laid his head on my
shoulder.
''In my hurry had forgotten the bri-
die, but with my belt and handkerchief
extemporized halter, tied one end round
his nose, and, catching up Cognac,
mounted and galloped off, defying all
the lions in Africa to catch me.
There were still two hours before
sunset to reach the next village, and by
hard riding | did it, That we all three
of us enjoyed our suppers goes without
saying. And that, gentlemen, is my
story"
We agreed it was wonderful.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-06-13

A primeval red wood forest has
been discovered in San Louis Obsipo
county, Cal, near the head waters OF
the Rio Sisquoe. Also magnificent
waterfall, where the waters of the Sis
quoe pour over precipice six or seven
hundred feet in height.
Reports up to date show 250 persons
to have been killed by tornadoes in this
country since January /. During 1881
1S7 persons thus lost their lives, and in
1882, 369.
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Whatever makes men happier makes
them better.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads,
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Feb. 26. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Feb. 26. 1888.

AsMEs-ouet and UNCHANGED mani, uno,,rrod s,,.,
All bales an paSSs Delivered 200 bales
a. a.. the p oa any Oss LAST ys
Ma SS f Hpan same s
cned Sa6 points with modsra.s business Gl0ss o. az
;fy S sasc IS S Iefi f kDT Nay
So4 June l055SiO0s jgly oc}dSS1 4nsus
s%s Shs. iSPS lol5S
sa4 june i5sgioS6 i0o3Si9Sa August sss
SSTtm5 sRtfSGe Ss'SSS
UOFFEEspot RIO armer az iS Far "a g2ss WITH
which ~ hands after th. reduction s9 and
Iags es lido CyIh,ees 800 bags Archimedes 500 Do
natl 272 bags e1 DO on terms options mere bao 90
No at &C. for March, 1851 zoe for April 1881 for
for August &C. for October ami Oc January Mild
dImsf 1000 MsfacabO sod on private terms Good
'9 -FOUR AND MEXL-FLoUR-Markctd dull, and 5alOc.
sma pa ce to cover urgent wants sales 5000 bbls Of
which bb for export inc Iding o Gels
Extra % ~ 2G S, %Ss
Wheat Extra mainly within She. range slas5 %
s s%Sr5iSa' So Sss TO- latter extreme
Far Ext state 50 2 ood 70 Fancy DO GOOD sJS 70
Choice 81 1Oas7 so Common GOOD Extra Round HOOP
0hS 4l sSos e Ss &C. So 30 Rye
Mixture S. as 70 BAKERS Exra 50 % 9sS 90 StraSno
3 2 0oa g YER c 7 y Ma sf E, 1
@ Ss we't c iaSiA iS flour
SHES 500 bbis Common to Good Extra, 81 65esJ 80
Good 10 Choice 50 +OSSl n "a sLo "a qu'e
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR ling ~ tO9s3, mainly s2119
~ 80 - CORN VI EAL dull Yellow Western. sS25eS3 fo'
URAIN@Wh EA1-MarKet tiled opening q lc lower
-et,nty e6d must OF the decline and closed un
lie above the inside prices limited d0t exosI
ity Milling large trade on spec ave count saies
1O4 900 future 1900 buscash including ed
M d Red sd 81 5 Steamer So Red 81
2 Red II 22Ias 81 y certificates, 81 232qsl 23A
delivered Mixed Winter. 81 II 81 1871 Unsraded
White 81 e5ssl g. latter ~, Price for 81 7l is
While IAN tda 81 ~ No White. 81 OS: No Red Febru
ary 81 2'.6Sl %, closing 81 % March 81 22ldS zZs
Nay 81 2jasSsI 25s closing 81 259s' Juns 81 ?5'sS
= 2Gi- closing 81 2J7s NO. hite Mach 81 H.;
and state. car.lots and boat-loads BA RLEY-Market
quiet %sS 6qTS DTsS UP gaIe Sanada
p1REE Market Unsettled opening i.dac. lover subse
Guontly recovered OF decline and closed firm az the
large business speculative account sales 100000 bush
q s56cs gHsT9asd Western Mixed Mixed ea at
Zoe in elevator 70 OIL &c. delivered No 7l@7 20 IN
elevator 7lA972'ac. delivered; old no ~ @c;
Mixed FEBRUARY. 7O'aQ7lc closing lie.
March 7Oise7l SC. closing az ci April 7lhs7iS4c,
g.qg 7 .ns My siSSnG 6 d better
options opened pc subsequently recovered from
the decline advanced Fry active the msSy
5 at 5Oc: NO = 5090jO9lc for CO tiucat' Disc de-
nveredi NO. quoted 5lei No. wnte 95c6 10 No., =.
White &c., 6;Ssbtyc: White State y NO Mixed Feb:
ruary closing 5u'ac March 5OG5Ose closing
5O-ic.; Apnl. ols1l1ci cosin- oi'aSi May; Oh"
FEID"Acve aud firm 40 10 10. 81 ~, dsl OO lo0
TO- 81 uoasI 10 sharps ~ 1881 20 RyeFeed, 81.
STOCKS IN STORE IN -regK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY
CITY GRAIN WAREHOUSES AND HELD IN RAILWAY
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY FEBRUARY q, 1888

enced by the report of partial reorganization Oh
"poolD which engineered the market during the
month of January. The simple suspicion OF sucn an
arrangement was sufficient to postpone sales ana
TO cause considerable buying for the short" nc
count. The character of the early business seelcu
to confirm the report so that later such outstanding
"slort" interest as there was-and 10 was not large
-hastened to cover. Yet it is true that during tne
early hour stocks came easy at the prices, ana IL IL
be true that the "pOol" has been reorganizeo, IL ID
probable that it nearly cot its fill OF stocks witn
out advancing prices more than la y per cent III
fact the market was hardly steady and prices
quickly yielded after the execution OF every buying
ORDER until the bears" came to its rescue by at
tcmpts TO close up at once. The business Oh 'ho
day amounted only to 292,6OO shares,
against $4,000 shares Saturday. Inc
specially active stocks were Delaware, Lackawanna
aud Western $4,000 shares). St. Paul (2o,2oo
shares), Missouri Pacific (25,5O0 shares) Union
Pacific (29,1OO shares), Wabash preferred
10000 shares and Western Union uo'SoO
shares). OF the stocks named the following snow
final gains Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
/ per cent; st. Paul, 3d. and Union Pacific g.
Wabash preferred shows a final decline of "a, and
Western Union and Missouri Pacific are unchanged
The trunk line shares were dull, but show material
advances in price, as does also Chicago and North
western Stocks generally loaned at 203 per cent
for carrying, but Omaha preferred and Reading
loaned flat The market closed feverish and I'M
settled.
Government bonds were dull, and the market was
without feature the quotations are unchanged, ana
oil
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with the Rev Griffith at Ruandn Tanganylka,
and who treated BIN to two bottles OF champaghse,
After visit to the French missionaries AT Iapor anu 80
DR. Bohn and Dr. Reichardt st Gonda, he enjQSed some
good shooting and November H. 1882, he emDarAeu
for SucZ at Zanzibar -.
OF DR. Ppgge's safe return TO King Mukenge we have
heard nothing yet; but the Berlin Geographca
Society Is in homes that he has founded station tDer
aud that we may any day hear OF his arrival az osda
his way hoinewarf Wissmann arrived M C9ro Oh
New Years Day, on the very day as MI Joseph
Thomson who has proceeded to Zanzibar at the request
of the London Geographical Society.
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Sales at Jersey Cty--Newton Glett commissions
head sS 2s dress SSsSz aos
a. 70 sS S5e'; So % Fl Snd s e SdS o @ c 3 DO
I22e DO g lic S5do, g2a az i0s.c lI5do 1852 p, AZ
D. at I0sci 20 DO l7C IN p at 6 do & e 90 %
coney 4 McPnerson sold on commission ls Western
p,atlc; - do l2l0 n: atllhc do l.5l2 ~ at isc;
y. i've weight STATE steers l467 ~ at lose esss
Le 6 CO. sold for selves 81 Illinois Steers 1862 D. at
Il2c TO dress SO 10 $40 80 Io4 ~ 4 Zoe
do 022 10, i6ac and so Ccoarsej 1850 %, ioc.
sales al 6Othst-T C. Eastman reports: 1863 Illinois
steers cwt net average or lc per ID. and SO do 10
j. ii: hume sold commission; ss Stable fed rsnnsyi-
'a Ife sod S for s 70 c - se ses sss
eyt az "a to dress Sc for SELF 81 nlins Steers.
!, Sa5d sold iG, set % Ps33syyysna Steers
%si5s old 81 B. Waxsi g Limos steersd 7es
p d s g. g NE 3 TGG S b. It s e. D. Is
Is g. g 3 d. BE- ss q 2s e do &c. IS 20
DO S75 @ a. - &c per r. to dTe;s o. ess SOC per head;
+ - g $:s:' 3 & ig@ si5 nSse
yogeI& Resenstein sold for Meyer 4 RegensIein: 70
DO ?S $si s. ss a. sS5 81 sS$s 2 So ss :
s at 50 z LIZ ar s g
E e % O. 81 Ysa 3 4 Js . a. 1917 3
at Sc 20 do D. at iOsci and Il do. l.2l7 d I0iac
T. IS hS::n g 'qS e ~ 81
j ~ less 81 p o head rs sS q at dq l2S
IS do. les D. at % Soi and is coarse do sS5 atsSl
SINCE day last 1ss Ss week
81 65 each McCabe sold 80 head at the above
so for me ass two days. lis n bead
were IN moderate request al reduced prices Common to
' SHEEP g AND LA@BseRscepts yesterday so cars or
IA head 81 6.st and % al Jersey CITY,
ba Poo TO Medium graaes sheep Lambs were
low eT Than tho Fri Common Prime Sheep
4e per H. with Of Extra state LAMBS bought by
saees OIhst-J H. Hume sod. 1877 State lamb. SO 10.
9sna d. os SO q s. So o Is e Oi ?S
l.. ate do lib D. a. Sc isS Pennsylvania DO ITO D. at
Diuenback & Dewey sold 80 state Lambs 81 D. at so
go a. a. GS sheep 81 81 G S
90 gew Lambs 90 H. at Ge II do 81 To- &C 6sse l2 do.
iis f. al &c io 10 81 az 2ie DO 30 d. 90 is
DO 81 h. lol Ohio DO Ia H. at 60 9o l62 Pennsyl
| ia do, io3 H. At &c.
Kirby & Co sold: yO2 Ohio Lambs "a H. 7Ssc and %
BaienSeck Davis sod sl ohio sheep 1919 d. at &c per
10 lsG do - a. o. state Io5 s. I7e Isl do.
100 10. at 80 81 o. do w TO- AZ csc ~ do 100 o. at CSC
O ~ D. a - al ~ 60 e. Gy Do Is &c., g. DO 90 r.
6ci Isl 92 d. At 20 Zo Michigan do 80 b. az es4c 5s5
ohio lambs So TO- at 81 6o IS do tDsrt sheep Is n
z Il, $50 do E 3hse q d a. 7s TS % st,s
76 Attic: 1873 do 6S 10, at sac, and ~ Canada do. 50 ~
At Jersey Cy-P Ksse: 20 States sheep IS 10. at $40
per LOO state sheep ana Lambs 81 d. at 7c and Is do %
judo < Bucklngham sold l6s Kentucky Sheep 90 d. ai
$40 per ri l7S do l03 d. a, To- h,o s,sen O. -
% H. at per 10 2Ol do s. n at 6c. l79 Ohio Lambs,
Newton & Oh EFT sold Ohio Sheep, n To- at SIS O6 20s
Western 10 - d. at oc AZ do ia 10 6Tc; and 81 no. 81
swIH Receipts yesterday and today were A cars al
iys hogs dull and Slow OF sa at e 25 per 100 TO-
Judd * buckingham sold 6Piss 10 ns at 81 % per
Halenbeck & Davis sold: 81 state Pigs ITO los at 81 2A
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BUFFALO Feb. 26-CGtne Receipts to-day. l.h0 hssdI
the thus far 500 head for same time last
week 100 hesd; CONSUMED through 2fl cars marAet
at last weeks opening prices best rades disposed Of
Good 10 thOice steers - sOd0 Good Shippers,
10 5OaS5 Medium s. % Light Butchers
81 sUdSJ 35 ows heifers 81 % Common So
"a D. oxen. : jOd$j lO Bulls, 81 5000.
SheeD-Reeeipts to-day, 500" head; total for the week
thus far 80 head; for last week. 5000
head consigned through cars marke dun te ding down.
Choice 10 Fancy sheep s. 9udso Fair u Good
Western 81 !, $50 ~ ght siGsi 30 Fair 20 Choce
Western Lambs r6dt7
Eogs Receipts to-day 5000 head; total the
consigned through ~ steady with god
mand grades dsp0sedo sales Workers Good 20 Choice
80. lisht - 1$7 10. Good Butchers and Me.
dum 81 35tS7 90 Good Heavy 81 40 eS TO- Pigs So BOD
rs
CHICAGO Feb. 26.-HOgReceips 10000 head shipments.
SsJu head market brisk stin At OdlOo ng
Mixed ra,kn ST. % $50 10 Heavy, S. ogs7 co. Light
ST NJ 6Sl 80; >kiDs s. oS5 20.
Cdite- Rsceipta 4,lO0 mead; shipnents I.S0o head,
market actl aud higher demand brisk Export 20 100
Good to Choice shipping 10 as -. Common TO
Fair 81 4OGs5 lO good demand for Catte suitable for
active az
SIOckers had Feeders and weak az 81 100
SiSsIRecept 1900 head; market dun and oyerstockedi
trade prices ~ sc lower common 10 tsir $50
Sl Medium GOOD, "a 2o9so 75 ChosA sodSooO Prime
Bsh can dispatch reports Good Cattle sell,
ing al u INC per pound estimated dead weight sheep 10
EAST Liberty Pena.. Feb. 22-Catis - Receipts. 269
lteceipts. .535 head Philadephas. slow az
n ,,ydS7 10 Orkers active ut ~ l5Gs7 SO.
head market SLOW and
% a b6c lower than last week
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH


LivERPooI- Fen. 20 -i2:On o. n-Uort0n duiE MlAdhng
en- ands. hNsd orleans do. Sad. Sales. 5000 Oaes,
including luoUO bales Tor speculation
II 400 BALES including 7S0r American Futures-U plands.
arv delivery 5'os4 March April dellv-
0~e,: do. Apri and May denver. %
delivery. 5'e4d do. and July 5tss.d
and August delivery. J62a.d October
LIVERPOOL. FEB. Zj.--l:3I m-Cottoa- Inc
daV lnciItel 6.2OO Oses America.
LIVERPOOL FeD. D. D. -Cotton-kntures- glands.
Abiding clause Oruary nv-Ts. D. ali
do delivery. J4tsd. do August ADD septem.
Der de iVe'Y. ossa4u Futures closed hat
CHARLESTON. rob. III. Cotton Al adv MiddLuK 1908
Low Addiing 9Ac Coos Ordinary ese net receipts sz7
ba.es gtOss 4,%4f bales saaes lOJ Uaes. exports
the Continent 1880 Dales Great Britain bales;
10 France bales coaslwisc. 2ilO Iales stock 7I,sT
bales
GALVESTON Feb. 2s-COtton auiet Middlng 9Lc. Low
Middng 9s6: Good Ordinary. $40. receipts 81
10 oxDOrts 10 Great Britain. l. as
France. bales; 20 the Continent - bales
to the channel, bales cOaslwlse bales; sales.
5.l Oaes: stOoH $500 Oaies
SgWOR ms. Feb 26.-Cotton uL; Middllng. ailtec.,
Low Middug sc; GO0d Ordinary. She; receipts.
l,,o-O gross la,o3l bales; exports 10 France.
Continent l,2ol bales coastwtse l.75y Daies
Britain Oales; sales 5000 bales evening,
bales. stock 10000 bales.
SAVANNAH Feb 2d.-Cotton quiet Middllng. ve-cI Low
bales S,l49 bales stwlse Oaissj
10 Great Britain - Oaes; TO the Continent - baiesl
safes IVO D2ies; last evening 900 Vaes stocS Sal
baes
BRAZILIAN COFFEE Markets.
RIO JANERo Fec -4-Cofee-GOod Firsts 900 a. so
refs 10 klos Average daily receipts 00O Lays ship
ments OF tho woekro tine Channel North OF EUR
g. 20 bags; 10 the United States 10000 Dags 10 the
Channel North OF Europe, 1000 bas TO the nited
state 1000 bass stock 100000 bags Exchange on Ann
don. 2lk
Tor olsr Market Rspors ~ THIRD PasG
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CLOSING PRICES Or BOSrOy SrO0HS
BOSTON. Monday, Feb, 20, 1888.
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
RslarLei lI JlLN { DAaLa O. o. II .LALLai

MONDAY. Feb. 26-P. NJ
The trading in to-day's stock market was inau.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
FEBRUARY 20. 1888.
TIE GENERAL LIST

Actual SAFES Closing
Bids.
Name. ~, M, .1,i S sn,n
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Total bush. ....... Jtl,boo lb3,Zll llbSJO fftlOO
Tne following were the receipts and shipments Ut
and from Chicago and milwaukee to-day:
Receipts. shipments
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eastern roads not reported.
me totai movements of flour and gram Mt the
orIuclnul uolnts for the week ended February = l,
aud since January /. for the years 1883 and
lsS2 were as follows:
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The weeks shipments OF Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef Mutton and Hogs were as follows