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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-09-04

81 should like to know what you
are thinking about" he said queru-
lously' as he came up behind her
chair.
Would you?" she asked, in a
cool, contemptuous voice.
He had grown so used to her con-
tempt he scarcely minded it. Her
thin white dress enhanced the pale
GOODNESS OF her face, as she sat there
on the hotel verandah with sombre
hazel eyes looking out to the serene,
sapphire sea and the distance whit
ened sails. The sun was setting but
the band still played on the fanciful
band-stand which stood like a shell
against the peaceful azure of the
sky. The moving crowds still
thronged the wide piazzas or poured
down upon the smooth walks the
rows OF unshaded benches and re.
freshment tables were all occupied.
Here and there scarlet parasol
made spot of flame /; and there were
beds OF scarlet bloom upon the well
trimmed lawns.
The band still played-a light
gayotte, which tinkled TREMENDOUSLY
on the salt atmosphere.
Would you 7" repeated Sybil
Denning, as she turned to regard
her husband. There was curious
intolerance III her expression, dis
like approaching hatred. "Because
would as soon tell you; 1 was
thinking how handsome Gordon
Marquand is" A smile overcame
the intolerance of her face; she
seemed fairly to revel III the impo.
tent rage she had aroused.
Hamilton Denning shut his teeth
upon all ugly word.
Madam" he said, "you chose
your time well; you would not speak
so elsewhere than in public; you
would not dare say that to me in
your ROOM"
She arose from her feet and faced
him.
"Come up to my room and see
what | will not dare"
Her smile scorned him again; her
white dress swept before him mock.
ingly he could have cursed her at
that instant with all the fury of his
passionate heart.
Their rooms looked oul upon the
same gay scene. The band had fin.
ished playing that tinkling gavotte,
and in its stead, lively potpourri
came floating up.
Sybil DenDing threw aside the
snowy shawl that had clung upon
her shoulders, and stood before the
window looking out.
81 am quite ready to repeat my
Words" she said as if gloried III de.
flying him. 81 can see Marquand
down there. He is leaning on the
rail of the water promenade
Denning came swiftly toward her,
his anger not one whit abated.
"You are shameless!'' he cried
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-09-04

DIDN'T BLAME HIM.-The new
baby had proved itself the possessor
Of extraordinary vocal powers, and
had exercised them much to John
ny's annoyance.
One day he said to his mother:
ana, little brother came from
heaven, didn't he ~
eyes, dear"
Johnny was silent for some time,
and then he went on.
"Say, ma"
" What is it Johnny 7"
~ don't blame the angels for
bouncing him, do you ~
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-09-04

Miss Style Ito coachman)--
James, your whiskers are not in
harmony with Fido's. 1t mortilies
me drcadfully when 90 on the
boulevards. | wish you to take Fido
to the BARRIERS and have your
whiskcrs trimmed to match his.v
James" Mightn't have the dogs
hair cnt to match mine, ma'am ~
Miss Style-"IIow can yon think OF
It lido is Just in style.n
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-09-04
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"This is a very healthy place.
observed the boarding mistress.
Yes, for Chickens said the city
boarder 8 have been here two
months and haven't seen a dead one
yeti
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Eichelberger & Leigh.

The undersigned, during the past win
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Address EICHELBERGER & LEIGH.
MARTINSBURG, w. VA.
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SELECTIONS.
WILD OLIVE.

BY LILLY NJ. CURRY.
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A Rare Chance for AGENTS +!

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$40 10 $1,000 day, and often much more, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FAILURES VI NEN-1OhA DEabiNUo'
Speculation in wheat at the Produce Ex-
change yesterday moderately active. and prices
again advanced. The shorts fearful of some crop or
were free buyers but the extreme gain was
only 5sd 81 cent The better export demand (shippers
took about 100 600 Lu shes the face OF advance
in cash lots OF 2d cent exered fun influence IN favor
Of the bulls. The option market soon rallied from an
early weakness, and closed firm at the best figures
of the day. After the close received OF
failures abroad which sent traders home IN more un-
settled frame OF mind than they enjoyed when business
formally stopped. Final prices were as follows:
February, 9cHs March. OH April 92la May, 93q
and June, 0i6 Cash declined i4dl cent, the
low bearing the bulk of the loss shippers took
$4,000 bushels Options were hrmer and closed up z
for February at 81 and 9 cent for March at 19% and
April at 49a and unchanged for May nj 4sa cents. Tic
market utterly lacking of interest or feature
The options again barely changed follows: Feb.
rusry. SAY March, April and May 374 cents. Lard
dull and virtually unchanged
The receipts of grain at New-Iork Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Boston yesterday were as follows;
Wheat 1877 bushels corn 1875, 6O9 oats 81 536 total
grain, 277,942 bushels; -four 22,055 barrels.
At Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Louis the arrivals were:
Wheat 39.lS5 bushels; corn l6S,3s3 bushels; oats,
1917 24 bushels total grain sos, 292 bushels -four.
III barrele.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewyoRK Friday, Feb. 5.-BEEvEs Receipts were On
cnny 10 ears 10 arrive the rennsy ROAD 10
cars OF 9O heads2 at Jersey cars SoSn 81
and 10 lrs at yards and Is cars Tor tne Assyn
Monarch IN late yesterday sS" iof head sd
for the spending time last week Ar'as al oeIe st
ton OF 70 head and the latte n,,v ~ ~
wards were export alive AZ Jersey Cly Only Oz
tho OeJTo IL O'Clock and there were about
cAr loads IN addition that had been held over from
Wsdnesiay With light supply sellers tired TO force prices
nuw,r aud sas appear to have been lOc higher
III ie lone unchanged Tor Poo and
CANNON Cntte kar TO Prime Bulocks were SCI
eprc Inc close ~ about Wednesdays figures The tact Is
thai the OuIobers crisd over GOOD ea OF Stock
last week Beef has sold SLOWLY every DAY snce Onu
aud storm of yesterday and the extreme COD today nave
csuse aitsd demand for meats oi all Sins SO lhal e
sga effect OF the storm has been dseoan. cd and not Gh
has boom" but oven the haVanIe MbloA
woud naturally be expected to follow falling on ~ e re-
celps 1900 head from last week. mas HUI o'eh
Cows stays oxen and Bulls soil at y loasi 90 sp =
Poor 10 Ptme buocks Of 81 20dtB por 100 10, win aOohs
car LOADS Choice and Enr Steers bngne ~ y,
Mr. Goldsmith reserved lew caronIs os r. ~.
Tho 80 car loads tO arrive l2te over mo
were tely be closed ouL 70 usy ., 40. Two cattle
N. Asayran Monarch got on TO-DAY WIN "a ssnmests
S. ouartcrs IL Beef aud ~ carois.es OF
70 will include .62 Lave oatte on the France AZ tn,
lAO quarters OF Beef AMI 200 " Wv,
ION IN he CITY OF Berlin BY j. Easnan' "ho WAL W" '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
COTTON MARKEp-sY rsLs,a,Pa

sssHs ss ss!
LOO bales for specu and export receipts 1900
iands Low Msadns clause February delivery. 97eid;
DO February and March delivery S!tss sSS e s
April and Nay delivery. ieo6id; also 6l64d do. May
1 1al ISn1 also s Do JUS
delivery, 56id; do August and september delivervS
Tenders DELIVERIES odays clearing 100 baes
WeeEly-saIes $1,000 bales, American 5oes
bales speoulaors took 4OoO bales exporters took soS
bales actual export 800 bales total receipts s2oOo bales
10000 bales amount Of cotton ahoat 100000 bales AHe
ID The sales Of the dav included 600 bales Amert-
can Futures steay; Upiand Low Middng elanse zebra
airy delivery bod 'eii1s' DO teodasfy an i dSp %
sid buyers do April md Nav delivery GlC4d buyers,
SEd July deiivsTy I'D vaiue do July Iggust
Geyery 8 SD sellers; do August and september Nv
D. n-Cotton-Futures closed qaiet s.eaiy Cplands
do February ana March delivery ! 6s.Gid sellers do.
Mnrcb and Aprl delivery a'yiG sellers; DO Aprl am
cry 5sSid spuers do. aud july delivery, lGld
90 nrus ~ ana sS S Se.iscrH ieid seize
GAiyEsIos. feo 6.-Cot;oa ani iiddng 1916 10.
ceIpts 1913 bales Exports CoIsg>, 1881 bales sale
wceSiS@Nst eSe' O;Y issi bales gross L5l5 bales;
Exports to Great hntaln tSb bales 10 FRANC; i.iS
bales 10 the Continent LIS bacsi Coas"se, siiZ Oaie
siyASSAH. Eco. 5-Cotlon steady Middliny. sss Low
5oJ baes fxoors CoastwIso 2iOG TaIes; 800
%ee4oSe, receipts Ii7l5 bales gross l47 bales,
Exports 90 the Cyl'ileat $500 bales Coas"se 1883
Nhw.ORLEtSs Feb 5-Cotton quiet M:ddling. Ills:
siol bales gross. 500 bIsi tXp"ris 70 france ISL
bales; Coa,twIe l.,OO aes sales 1900 bales; STOCK.
wSeiy~Net receipts 50sl9 bales gross o. $40 balss
Exports Great Bgitar. n saes; to France y Sdl
bales TO the Coatnn 90 2Dhes' Colst"se 1851 bses
sales, 1880 bales.
NEw.YosK F-o. 5.The following the total not re-
ce cOOa a. "a tl- Dort' sn - september l. 1857
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. (Speciah. -"There may be
100000 barrels of -four store at Minneapolis" said
G. A. Pflsbnry to-day the largest -four miller in the
country, and it looks like an enormous quantity"
TIE fact is that is just four days run of Minneapolis
milers alone when these mills put to their speed
May wheat sold AS low s3as cents but closed at Ssh
cents The feeling firm the report that nine
boaoads OF wheat had been taken although the market
weak and heavy at the start 1t WAS the impression
early that the Ream crowd had put out line OF wheat
last night calls" sold by them the day before and
that II was trying the break The crowd had
gone long ana bulled the market on
this superstition Pork was higher and
closed at Sll 40 for May, with no great interest
in the market 1t Is believed that the provision longs
have sold out and Seng At $50 O'Clock the close on
the afternoon board s5is qs54 for May wheat 404
for May corn Sl 37l2 for May pork So 20 80 Tor
May lard, and 80 72l2 for May ribs calls on May
wheat sold this afternoon at 500 cents puts" at s4
aS4llGs4hs The curb was 81 q cents for May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
Refined oil was unchanged.
STATE or TRADE.

BOSTON Feb 5-FIour steady Western supernnO 81 Oos
40 Fe:ent Winter whsat y 1 ss 80 corn CON. da.
S IAN os tiO Ga IoI 30 Whte 10 No %6e 20
shorts lui iliats 's3ti' Proyt.ll, s,'liy Bnter-
Receipts for lo-day-floaf 800 boLs 400 '1cks;
Corn. $1,000 ous@.. OATS 5000 Onsh ShOrf% 4'tCO
BUFFALO Feb. 6.--wheat weak sale. cor lots No.
sales 40 yellow. cash At ~ az &c lo5c 80
ilo Ct 0ats 5liTe wesior al &c R1Tl y
Can|;,an at Zoe re p Y 100 h G6,S
Barley 900 6g h. REPRESENTATIONS 2l9 bis, W4e't
Feb 0ot2g aa inar /, o.; tloa,
So jOs3 %. DO FANNY ~ - Gsi 10 Ctv Als
}%'y . y1 o a ~ IS 10 90 - saoeri
Patonr. 10 wheat-southerp steady: Western active:
Ss GsI% SsooS$c Western @rnlef snoi =
as I,c February s6p ds6a.c; March ssd &C: Nav.
O. % % ye G9s %sSrn western s ans
SPOT a. az - teOafy $500 ,G CD MAI h 4; s,e
tsIr Se.fes5 White 40 c %n 90 @1sa :" Sd
+CniG ot I've 9ngt + p,oyo%'
7,o ob%. ~heat 435 3asn Corn, $4,000 on,a' "st,
DGls Corn 1000 bush saes-wbeat o1looo ousn4 Corn
M ra TeS s. & g. %he aa' Ma s Ho
03c receipts 5,21O; shipments $500 rusn Corn 1rm
kSegNS 4f IA. ScG Girs No sorns go
sSI a s1eav sGoulsTs 81 hor6 S.
Bacon gas ana hr whSag ra 30 ana sT a. TO-
Hogs seiy ccanS1 ana "a Ia 1aL - isSst 10 tSm
uienIs..Gg1 hean
CHICAGO Peo 5-Fionr quiet and UNCHANGED Choice
Minnesota bakers 50 50Gs4 5O Patents 81 75as5 30
Wv s.s hiraer sales ranged FeraV & eo.lng Al
7Jsc. March. 7o3ao1isc. eiosng AZ 70 SCI MAY o5,-S
&c. &c Corn d a16 10 ana GSct tasa $685. FOuay s.
&c. al 3Oisc. March S3LGSjto; clo-ng At
ranged 2Sl2 $3.50 Feb, zsa@SAc closing al c
ani cy o GosJe Gaet cSsn :SStil s2
ing AT 81 22l2 May 81 sOGsl An closing At 81 40
IS IL GsG - @ar'h t6 ls96 20: Nav SG2739 80.
s % sncf1 sf SIDES 70 sods5 81
5000 Sps S goo 600 sn. S a %S sSSH ss &
Flour wuest 1000 busnL Corn 10000
oSts s5G ousn aye. 600 Ousn. dsrisv 1900
roSriary Sc: Nav SGc. No , i,ed cash anc Febru.
TsceIpts 1900 JusL Uorn-No 1 So &c. oats-No2
White 81 &C. cash 40. = sic
MwAykr. Feb quiet G ss Gle n; Feb February,
2 2SAc. RYE dull No 1. Csc Barlev-NO. 2 62o FRO.
a Or FsSuary s. March 50 7 n''ST ,Sad
Choice GrespsTs cTss9 S &
,o9C bush Barley 27ope hush s o 1850
81 @c go Mixed 81 S5ae Gate ouet No White 81
ESeeiptsNCorn 81 900 ush GATE bush rye iotG
bush shipments-Corn, $1,000 BUSH oats $4,000 bush:
Rye, 900 bush.
ST. LoUls Feb 5.-FlouI dun !; Xxx. 81 SoasS4o xxx.
So iOess96 "a my 5l01ss az Choice ss1o@a72
NO RED. Casb 9Od0lc February. Doc. bid March,
9Os.c, May 944c. Corn quiet Cash SSA@JJ+c, Febru.
ny 2 Mixed CASH 2Sa2s &c: February. 27S.c. Nav,
sar hss s.f s1a. steaS, aI osIv
ST O6 hav sseliv AM unShapged Bran nr,n a. 90
Pork sill 10 Bukmests-Lons Clear. - 80; Short lih
short s ,S So ns 1i' er q s 81 s g
81 900 Ousl 1000 BUSH ave Loo bush. Barley.
Soo U5s sns Sa. Ry
tusiLi Barley 1000 push
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
FRIDAY, Feb. 5-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, Feb. 5-P. NJ.
The Stock Exchange markets again to-day marked an
additional improvement In tone and values. OF huctu
ations there were sufficient to maintain o healthy tenn
per Of booms except at the opening, there was none
The business done In stocks N43.2i0 shares) shows
some dimlnution IN the activity from the business
Of the preceding three days; but that may
DO accounted for by the liquidation Of a large
part OF the "short" interest and waning CON
ndence OF operators on that sido OF the market
There new developments concerning the
new reorganization schemes which referred to In
this mornings and OF trustworthy charac
ter are likely come TIL syndicates prepared to
make public official announcement OF their plans
But OF rmor which had their origin 10 the surmlsos Of
eyer-wsc men, there plenty IN circulation. We
are able to state, however, little more emphatcay
than did last evening that the prospects OF the
organization OF the Reading Railroad aud Coal and Iron
Companies unreasonable basis are most promising OF
success although 10 conceded that the opposition OF
President has TO be met and conquered before
be assured. We have frequently
here stated that the passenger rate war between
the Baltimore and Ohio and the Pennsylvania railroads
was local affair which would not be permitted to en-
danger the good feeling existing between the other
trunk lines moro than month has passed since tho
Baltimore and Ohio's strike at New-York passenger
business and Il has been noticed by the other
panes We feel moderately safe In predicting that
even that straw tho way OF perfect harmony between
all the trunk lines will be removed. The stock
market opened too buoyanty; first prices were from y
to per cent last evenings figures, and yet the
advance was not only sustained Dut added to In the
next two hours Almost everything sold higher than
yesterdays best prices. Central OF NewJorsey and
Reading. for which are apparent, were e1cep
ons to the rule. Later In tho day good reaction was
IN ORDER according speculative IDEAS and 1t came but
prices generally show final gains OF from q to II and
exceptionally for Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and
If 4. ferc 70 Il ID
closing strong.
Government bonds duh at the boards, but the
continue 20 be In good demand at the offices OF the
large dealers the bids for them were advanced =
per cent Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY G. 1886

fish and prices are consequently high. Long Island
smelts bring % ponnd HOLSTERS 1S cents, white
habnt % and gray hsbut le eents strPod bass
from % 10 IS cents cells cents white perch 10 cents
and red snapper is and l9 cents Southern roe shad
cost so and bucks 60 cents EACH There were no
to Dc In the markets yesterday south
ern dealers ship them owing to their liability to
freeze -. -. .---.--
Hndqarters OF dollhouse lamb sell for &c. forequarters
for 81 so and S1s for carcass Weighing twenty or
TWENTY-FIVE pounds Veal outlets cost 80 cents, het OF
veal % cents breast OF veal 10 cents pound Eng
sh chops sell for % cents saddles for 70 cents
and leg Is cents pound Sims OF beef bring
90 cents. legs rs cents, and cOrned beef 10 cents
pound. Western lets OF beef weighing from four TO
eight pounds, cost 80 CENTS while home slaughtered
flets are rs cents q pound.
Fresh laid eggs worth 40 cents dozen and eggs
ten DAYS or two old 80 Fresh ehurned but
ter costs 35 and 40 cents unsaed butter 90 cents and
rolled butter 25 cents pound.
dozen. dollhouse strawberries SO quart. Baldwin and
greenng apples are 50 25 TO So 80 a barrel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06

PHILADELPHIA Feb 5-fOur continued very dull tss
dean snow tnponS ira suOria,Dl and checking ace
prices how ever st ably e stsrl and Pennsyysne
Suuer - on Extra - 0OaS5 10; Peisl lyaas
Family - -; Pennsylvania Roller Proc S. ~ 81 -
- rs Delaware va v "A aOQ' lo WINTER Wne tatest
sSg,aYj 81 Wheat lower at the cali with S
BUSINESS eXpor; demand l.,ht SPOT tots dnl NO iea
Delaware ~ sac. No Prnnsvivsna Iss-
m gram Jsc: SO Req February 500 % ~ O.
March S-lsaS~i.c; Aprll. 30 lsQS!tc May, S0s~
Gna Corn 9NarEeI au et and firm. demand fairs
spot lot. auic, anu steady rev NO Mixed racs
abc Uo no grain depot. No yellow. IN gram feoet
ISci old M Mixed. dcyot e: TO raek A. &:
nuoJed IN GxDOr! elevator 4 No Mlxeo FeOrIarV
case Marcel I5L04 sc; April I. 44i7 Nci Nav. ~
"a, &c Oats--Spo Icts dull Rejected whlie sIaJlS.s
No White 33L2 a 49, ~, Nhito. 4OAa4lc iutuos
dull; No White. FeOrusrY ;04GACe MARCH 3I2aa''Es
Anr d4Uc: Nav. 500, !Hltc. Receipts tlour oNW
his W neat Loco Dlsn. corn 1000 OIsli ults LAW
busn Shipments Wheat Ousn.; Cora. o.OOJ Drshs
900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
ruaopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LNEBPooL Feb o. Provisions Bacon Cumberland Cut
Mtddles. 20s Od short Clear Middles
zoe o.; Short RDs, 23s I'd shoulders 23s OF Der cwt
Beef-S2s. lndan Mess Prime mess. 6Us Cd
POrk-Prmc Meas 5lA I'd per bbL Prime Mess eastern,
bls Western. 43s Cd. Iarl-Amencan 3Zs: Prime West
ern Y2s Sd. Lard oil. 3oa Cd Hams-Long Cut $50 I'd
shoulders 66S 3D. Butter g2s 90 per cW or hnsst hcl
states Cheese mencan Choice. Ala "a. Wheat-Hed
Western spring Is I'd ais 5d Red Winter Is ID d1s cd
per centaI Spnng7Ai ID. New Western WiDteI.1A d.
New Mixed Western. As ID. California No !. 6s; sd
Californian No 6s Sd aosSd ceual Produce
Spirits Of TurDentne lss ed do 49, London 2ss 90 per
petroleum.. o. dOs4n pergaOn. CIOver5eed
American Rcd per cst TGilov-27s 3a Dercwt Rose.
f,ommon Pale. lis Cd v0s Cd Iinsced OH. 20s.
od per VT Jaow-blne Ameno 26A Oh Prime Citg,
2s. Od per cwL American REFRIGERATED Beef hind quart
era Cd, fore quarters 4i2i per m. ...
wneat for "a, past three DAYS were 2l6ooo
eenIaislnciu 1ilg $4,000 centals Amerosn.
The receipts American corn for tho past three days weo
ISL 900 cJntalE ,...-, al o,o IN. q sto,-.
Cd nsr run Calcutta nseed 43s3d Dor quarter ihnseed
Cake R7 Os 81 5A ton Refined Petroleum D 'en.e
20 Der gallon spirits rorpentlne 2os od per eMt
rn OF pls Der ton Hosin-Common "a Sd per cwtI
isle igs aiia Provisons-Lard. SSs OK per cwI 10,
l5s 90. DER cwI Tor CuDa CtntrlIusA
a1,ng oSo ana is sd lI Cdfor Cuba Muscovadc TAR
fripDg atost: Australian Tallow-Beet zas oa q sos
g.; Mutton. Goa 3D. 4zoa eH Noeo~ 4'N' S@"Se''"@
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