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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11
The STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Feb 10 - Cotton steady. Mddlns lose.
Flonr nrm. Howard Street and Western Super
1ne 81 81 80. Extr, 10 Ss0,Sj5 Family ds - soe
50 CIV Mills Sup-rnne q 7a2 80 Extr dc s. 0s157 IS
do RE Bran 81 81 as So Patp.co Fs~iiv S. 5 su
psrlstve Patent IS So Whe tsouthern Red 0" 0a5c
do Amber Y2e9I Western stelly. Na Winter Red
Spot s7'.c. bid. February 49, bidi March SSiq
500 gsyvl &c Corn- s,uthsra Quiet: White o.
SOC ietsw 6ts57c' wsstern easier MiIec spot SIC
Data steady duIL sonthern 10000; west-rs White
4O042c Western Mixed 81 $3.50 Pennsylvanis S6 64oa
rye quiet at 81 06Sc Hay Prime ,oioe West
Sl3 OO@l4 ~. rovi,pns steaiy Moss Pork SIS 10
BuIkmeats Shonl lors ant Clear Rib Siiss packed
;6Ssc. lsooD-5honIl.rs 7918Sc Cesr Rib >ides stc
Mans l2S l2s.c Lard refined Sc Butter nrm. Western
packed 10 02Sc 20 sic. Exrs at lSd2c Lm-a
Dc IOol4c Petroleum ST ADV tennsd at TAO Coffee
steady. RIO ordinary 10 fair l6Slt 20 sursr
Whsxey ssriv at 81 oO0sl2i Freixhs to Lverps.l
characterization 3-l6 Fss In sacks per tan ~ Graia
H. qd. necsipts-Fionr 1908 hbs Wheat 900 sssh
H. 90 Oat. 5000 bssh Ship entsFoor $4,000
bbls Corn 10000 bush Saes-Wheat 10000 BUSH Corr
a. mo bu IN.
BUFFALO Feb 1O-wheat-No. Hard nrm at loo ever
Chicago May wheat sale, at 81 te NJ: Hart Nsrthsrn
Ns raj Michigan ssa. SS9c: No White Michirsn
50 &c air demand irregular closed
nrm At outs de prices No Yellow 54s 655c. No
Yellow 81 al 81 &c: No 2 5tha542c. No. s 6t95ic on
track oats quiet md weak-No 2 White 3s< s3S rc
No White 81 DIT &c NO Mixed 365635sc on track
Bzrisv In aeinan salss 81 Choice MWhgsD At SSc
No Canada at ylc No. Extra al SO. Flour dull ana
unchanged. Milfsed nrn-WInter Bran $40 30; Spring
$40 SO Receipts Wheat 5000 bush Corn 5000 bush
Oats 1000 bush. ShipusIts-wneat 2lO0o tush Germ
5000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11


trivia done 10 crude certificates yesterday
AMI prices rulsd within range OF FLUCTUATIONS
The speculation absolutely devoid OF new feature anu
harl to i.tect ngn. life Under the practcai
of the last ow days long oil OF consequence
has brIn sht bat the ordinary reports OF the
pine check vehtures The existing short IN
terest large do and tho staay
dmlnutiOn the volume OF certificates outstanding
doe prom it relief should any at
tsnpt be force covering OF short
contracts, The closet dl but fully steady. The
February the pip, lines show that the supply OF
real which han must be reconped at some
time likely continue shrink II has been doing at
rapid rats for Tho last three montha
The range prcss sni total dealings tho Consoh
dated Exchange were AZ f.ll..s 49,
Op.uHs ............ Lowest .............. s9'4
Hshest 80 Final ~
Sales bArrsls 10 ~
Refined oil strong but uuchansei A. ~ csn per SlioD
Abe Irst, Al all paris
PITTsBIRG. Penn Feb lO-Petiolenm airiy active AMI
firm National rrafst certlhctes opeEed at 90 closed
e97 hIghes gn"si loves S9s
BRADFORD. Fem. Fec. l0National Transit Certhcates
at HOs and cOsed Al s9's, highest SOe lowest
S9A Clearances S62 .001 b'rrel,.
TnCsvLLK Penn Feb lO-N tonal trinst certificates
opened al 90 highest. 90s lowest S9'. closed. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per Worth k;vsr. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
BUILDING MArERrALs-There ia little passing in
brau ~ m

BUILDTNG MATERIALS-Therc Il little passing In any
branch Of the market
CO nA-Dull ami nnrhanzed
COOPERAGE sTOCK-In fair demand
DRUGS. DYES. &r.-Ths movement Is tair on jobbing
bass with values well n-ld.
COFFEEFor Brazil srowihs the market was little better
than nominal the bss DC for fair Rio spot Invoices
Sales SON bags OF IL &C. for No o. Tho
mil styles quiet With 6rmer tone to the foreign
advres the advance OF loo
ID points ami the close gained 51t points al "
ionnl. nna rgur,t being; Jsnnarv. 1898 LOO Fab
ruirv. lSpo6 1910: March. l25p6l2j5 April l2350
l2tb Nav. l2256l23O June IL. 59l22O; July. ll.lO0
llsl hueust ll.50; September, IL 25Dll 30 October
1lu0ll.20 November lllOel1 Ii, December 1l.lO0
lila The range. on the different months or. Jan,,
lllod 1895; March 10 fO6l2l0 Apr. 125 1913;
Nav. l2S50 22n Jnus, 1928 i2ln; Jnlv. 1850 1885
Angu.t: l.55 01l.35: September 114O0!l2j October
1l301ll.l5; Nsvcraber 1I.lU0lllO December 1920
llO5. Total sales. 3. 800 bags
tOTTON-Un tho actual r.arket tile movement was light
weaker feeling the spoonlsvs market causing the 10
mand 10 b. Withdrawn Sales 1877 BALE. The port receipts
to-day Aggregated 1878 btiss comparing " tn IL. W
bales tbs day last week and 1920 bales for the
csrrespondnS day last Since September (ho be-
CLAIMING OF the YEAR, the receipts have Aggregated
465+43l bales against 46397 fer the time Last
Quotations the American Standard Of Clas,iio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
A. oreshadows cd in THE TRIBUNE the January report
OF the National Transt Company she largest custodian Vi
oil above ground bullsh in character The ero's
stocks compared Dscsmber 1881 have been reuced
lO7O47 barrels the sediment ana surplus account o."
784gs bar and the merchantable visible supply
petroleum IL 99264a barrels smaller Tho most sisnh
cant feature the reuct OF 741.OOO barrels 10 tne
ing certid aes 10 less than laoooooo
barrels barrels IN thu account ear
RED for sliment waste While the deliveries
1852 % the declined 2A3So9 Darro1
The receipts 537 the wells aud 23S
from lines THO deliveries were LBS iooi
trade 6O43S barrels 10 othsf INES
These gurs c.e that the reports OF all the ipe nno
will show reduction In January OF l2OOOO0 barres ia wy
total net stocks ,ompared with year ago. the
January OF the Tan, Company exhibits decrease
lOOU3 barrels ccrtincates Tho Natona Transit re-
compared with January. 1881
ar as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11
rr,o,r,u paonuor MARKETS,

LivFRrooL Feb. lO-S:3O D n-Bsef-In poor dem and.
Hans-In poor demand long cut dull at ~, o.. oisar
In demand Cumberland cut duh at 3gs sae'' os
steady Ala Sal long clear dull At 3s. sni s os
dull al 3pa shoulders du At 3ta I'd W."
dsmand prime meas Eastern nrm at 63s 3D. Chsese-In
poor demands American choice dun a. bss oL s'.,
In fair dsnsud; prime city steady ., ga Sp'tts
of TurOenuneIn fair dsm,nd steady a. ss~ c.'an.,sa
poor demand; common steahv Az "a . ru Nos'o"sosu
Oi--Iiverpool rshnsd steady a. 20. 3D. Larn. spo anu
Iaarea-fA poor dslaAnd prime Westefn spet anu Fee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1885,

ruary steady Of &c., Ga, March steady at 39a ed Ami
stssy 81 39s "a. whest-ln better demand; Nsw Ne 2
s,o",1r1 ,.,s den s:|:"1 Ea,r. No Spring ;ts.sy e
Western spot dnii At a. Odd, do February duh ct a
Owls 10 March dull st "a g.; d. April iuil at -. 3D.
Hops &C Lsndon -Hsw.York State-Is fair demand
LoSDoS. Feb 10 p, m.-Prodncs-Cscnta tins:sh Oh.
3Sa 81 per quarter: Ldnseed cake R8 1Os rs IFS 81
per ton for Western Linssed on 10. lisL per cwt,
Rahned Petroleum I'd 17td per gallon: Spirits OF Tur
pom tine, 2as "a per cwt
ASrwKRr. Fsh wiieoIs lard eiossd at 81 francs
80 per 100 klos Petroleum. Fine Pao Amsricsn
~ francs rs csnes paid and 10 francs rs eentimss soil
BREMEN. Feb. l0.-wilcsxs lard closed at 50 marks -
pfsn nixs Ito bs. Petroleum marks 80 pieuni1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO Feb 10 (spccia.-rhe professionals In the pro
vision pit have discovered that the pork deal Is not ior
the Fowler bit fer Swift the dressed beef shipper Tho
In ormaton that the Fowler for swift will not
help this deal In the estimation OF the professionals The
Fo"lsr' have sons facilities for running pork coraer
s'Nt ma, none The 0pni,l Is that he per-
sisi- he will simply be rnta1gied bv the packer. Nav
pork opeed az sl4 40 sold dwn IT, slz 80 aud close y
So 90 MAY lard Opohe at - 50. sOld ~ 81 40 ad
clo.r "ts S22 May short rbs opened AZ ~ 10 tonched
81 o. y ana closed 81 Is
Tue hgure nic'te that the visible supply Of wheat on Mon
dav NIL dscre-s about 81 90 bu>l-fa The May option
opened al 81 = aud sold down cents Hutchinson Vas
ier nis TOOK We price on 10 sos ents ne is nv
optnIr ana rbonsrstrely the aide in the ma kot
and short He declares hims IL long New'York pre'
DICT. 'n cents thre Tor Nav and eIpos get out Only w
don ins up vile there he's been declns There was
rally from sou cents Tn Gloss 5lia cents NAV
corn ousned At 81 cents and HutcD Ouyne
snf Lelpng Pre's 'israpiy bins Tor cash Whsn
h oil 81 crowd vantoi
and hat stopped tho Avancs for tho The close was
At 81 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11

The effect the predicers down. added 10 the Laurai
shTinka Of the ouipu for be Hppre-
catei the annexed BIZ In the THREE months the shut
November 1887 to February 1885, tho net
stocks by q 000D RI IL and there was
cancellation Of 2iOJ0lO barrels certht
with 1888 barrels the dolivere the total
receipts 800 600 barrels In tina
phenomenal The his OF the industry
a the National Transit statements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS Ry TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Union Stock Yrt. Feb 10 -rhs Droperf
yolrna' REPORTS cdds - Receipts o. 500 head shpmsn 5
S.ooy he-I market was straiN Steers S. 0O1s' so
Slocsers an eeiefs 81 4uSs3 so; COWS Bulls AMI
hiIed VI soeS3 10 Texas onttio 81 60st 20 ar,
Ho9s -heos Dts 10000 heat head MAI
ket srpnK: MiIeI s 1893 Ueayy So 73;
Light So 70 q 3 s5 akips 81 Oa& 30
Shset-keoeipt. 6OUO heal shin uents 900 Market
stranv strrs " ooto 81 Western 81 100 10; Texans
IT. LOUIS. ecstpt. 7dJ hsad shiu-
monts Dl5i MARKET WAS steady Choice Hezvy Nativs
sesrs 81 80 80 80 FAR Native steers 81 W.
81 So Butchets steers Medium Choice IS l0S ~ 20
sockers F0oisr. far to eooI ~ 90 20 Rangsra
Ordinary 10 Cool - 20 81 20
Hsas - BoceiDts 1000 hotL shipments $50 Mares
steady aud lower Choice Heavy and Butchers
Selection. IS 5005 65i Paotiug IsrKsrs Medium 70
Prime IS 1880 s. Light grades Ordinary W oood
81 s6es5l6
Sheen eospts $50 head shipnsnts 24o Market steady
Fai: " Choice % ~ - IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Feb. lo.A p n-Cotton-Futuree oloeeh
steady uplands Low Kidding clause. February deivery
3i5Ad buyers February and Maroh delivery. 5so4n
buyers March Add Apri delivery SO 6<d buvsr. Apri'
and May delivery, SS3b4L buyers hsy znd June asuv"ry
&01&d buyers June and July delivery, az "a uu'on
sspuembes asvory Is sId sellers sspIssDsr delivery
<o.0<d soilefa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11


Net cash balances 1851 9G s77 s3i2 740V0l Inc s750+
lie IOre gn Exchanges wee E,rly active ana
frm at quotations Tor business as lol lows: Bank
ers' bills, o. ana "a % "a Tor long and short
sterling respectively; 5.2l 7-S and Bio 3S tor
francs; 90 Is and 95 So for reichmarks 80 rs
ana 40 for gulders.
In London British consOs were firm and closed
3-l6 higher 1T l02 3-S for money and Ia higher
at l02 ZIG Tor account. The Bank Of England
gained 100000 bullion on balance American
railways prom tly responded TO the improved tone
OF the home markets; opened higher and con
tinued u advance 10 the close. At Paris French
3 per cents rose from sl.32 l-2 10 $3.50. The
weekly statement of the Imperial Bark of Ger
many shows q specie inrease OF ll,220, 900 marks
August belmont e. Co., in conjunction with NJ
A. DE Rothschld Sons. in Frankfort on-the-
Main A. Gansl in Amsterdam, and l.. Behlcns &
Sons in Hamburg. offer by subscription nj % and
accrued interest s4,000,000 5 per cent fifty year
god bonds Of the Georgia Company, due July l.
1887, interest payable January / and July in
New-York The Georgia Company was formed for
the management and control and
tension OF the system of the Cen
trail Railroad and Banking Company OF
Georgia, and besides cash assets of s4ON. 900 il
the owner Of 10000 shares OF the latter company
which are deposited in trust with the Central
Trust Com any of New-Yorl1. against the present
issue ot bonds The average annual dividends
pad by the Central Georgia Railroad atd Ranking
Company during the last forty years averaged
l.2 per annum. The substitution will I've opened
February IA, and will lie closed without notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11

On the PRO lacs shs s'tt,r %rkot ~.
&c. Fancy fs 81 sS s. re.
keco,o 100 Ou,n ;o1en., S'S .Sr Tar srm R,s va,
sS'a asss '' ts''
s. s % Of sl sas' s}s' E.a
fr%: Dairy Efs; ga BE- o1S %
Llsn! oos S so PAGING .a sisSs;ss 5.os'a -
:. .,as re- Nay % Viz sSss 81. K.
p r.s s rSs s'ss sly ia rs y
ises S' SSl. ws:a 300,
bu1h Barley l2.OOi bush shiSmsHts-F!our taoo' ooiA
c, ,S i:s March ;' ''9 &c.
s. Sorss.rs ca,n 1ss' Ma .S 75,s Ma 7ss'
ss7s: s.sr Patent sacks to snip 81 i0sss IS Bakers
T.e as = 20 n e we,s
d. extra. S! 75ostO 90. Penlsvvanl, Family IS dSe
gal ssi 'SSi :;si i":.S;
S S.sh.tn na. Gsa TO 10 rS: 's
6 @ MHsf s ss e z .ss' fs
enls good rhoce 10 fayoris brands y
g q y y; E D:r do 'S for fse' n%:sS
mo '%n' e s Main 10 @ 90 &c. H or Aur s
% Caa market or ps IS sqs 60 Sn:
Mixed IN gram Irp.t Sc; Steamer No : Yellow n
sfDo T'ss 10 Mises Or February SSssc
w Oats Spot t, dull weak S. o. No.
4oc Rejected wmts So: 80. 3 White quoted .nSc;
Whte Al aG4l Ungr Ut-t White f2c. Flu urss
we're quie aud IcIaIser NJ. f.. White for February
40. all sc do Tor Marcn 4OT S4I Sc Tor April
4lisa4lb. 10 MAY a Y042r Potatoes we're
nrI-Ptnn,ylvlnla ami Ner.YsrS Earv Rose cnocs
White. per ~ GS5c 10 Far 70 food 10
Zoe. lie ds Btr1Anks AMI Waite star. choice sJosJe'
do 1urDsnss FAR To tiOoi - e'ic HcOroDs e'oce
20 q 30 Provisions were stesy-
Beef, y Family DO; So '0s - az do 10 r!ckets
SIS 30 Prs Mss fl6 ooasi6 81 10 Prime Ness, nes
Sli do F,nlly SlD0fl7 Hans Smoked Der ID. ii We
IL &C. do rurei ercss lOG 10 81 les Cl.r uODai
In lit sl2d9c Sides. Clear Il bbel smoked 92dl oc
Shoulders SAT- ami fully cured $40. 40
do smoked at 7s7.c S!ouier. Dicxl. cured 7.e
&c. H. $40 nc Bellss - hcN., ,
09rO do Break ass Bto,u. ioSlO &c Lard .'eaav adv.
Kennel So Steam - 81 ~ Butch~rF ooss
81 5D0S775. Butter dui-PennsyvapIi Creanerv EiirA
3O93lc. Western re.m-Iy Extra SJo5lc.' B G. ana ~
!. ZSUz&r.; PdcKins buft.r 10 . &c
cheese nrn New YORK Full Cream l2s.d lsc: 0hL'
FIitA Choice l2c do Far To Prime. llssl 20
were dnll Pannsvlvania nrsts Al u =;
Western II pc. Petfooufn-f
AOsI test TAO sugar-Rshned quiet GRADUATED
6a.@6.c Powdered az l1.lGe1c teeu ' u, -
2.os0 bblA Wheat ....-. BUSH Corn 800 sash 1AU
$4,000 Dush. Shipments Wheat 1900 BUSH Cora 3iOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11

st. 8soi ordinary Nfidilng ID $40
witha free realizing selling movement and in the face Of
light the poris speculation weak IN
though onto active Closing quotations inhicaen
net decline OF 4V7 points for the day Total Sales lZ4Soo
bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11
CHICAGO Feb 1o-Ths ding futures ranged follows

Flsur inlet and steady. Wheat STEADY an unchanget
As quot i-Cnoice tn Fancy Wlntsr IONS 81 OF
S4 Winters So 81 80 So Mchi an and Wls
Winters s. 6D0blOL Far To Choice secon 5! 81
eSs thocs Fancy Minne.0ta Piten 81 80 sSi d.
ssft Wheat Patents - l00S4 - Minnesota BsKsrs ~
sacks So rs Medium Choice Soft springs So 900
So So 'rade Sprinss 81 7OGs2 o. Rye Flour In DAr-
reIs So sGdf3
cash quota ions were as olows-No Sprng Wheat 15is
a751a Ne 8 spring Wheat $685. No RED 7Sc.
Ne Corn ~ &c. Ne. oats - e2sc: No Ky, u
eO. No Barley 80 $500 No. Flax Sest at 81 -
Prime Timothy ss,i at s249 Mes, Pork per bb.
sl4 Is loo 10 81 67t. short Rms Sies
81 A. salted SHOULDER boxed So 600 10 ~
shsrt Clear sriea sorsi S. 90oS79j. wnskN M.tlirf
finished goods galsn 81 A. Sn9ar-Cut Loaf 7't4s*e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11

In State bonds, Louisiana consolidated Is were
easier at Of 5-s. OF city bank stocks the State
sold t6l at lls.
The general bond market presented few special
features. Fort Worth and Denver City hrsts
down to so 1-6: at so $40. 600 were taken ana
the price rose to 81 IL Chesapeake and OHIO
issues were weak but Elizabeth Lexington and
Big Sandy 6s rose to 02 IA. Ncw-York. Chicago
and St Lous As wore active and firm up TO 50.
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western cGn ,nI
bles were active al ssaeS ror g,Irr,
lions. ,,
change Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold 0.OOOl
at 32a3l 7-Sa32 Is. Chicago Gas Trust 200 at
35a35 l-2. Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michigan
(2OOl at % 3-4a24. Chicago and Atlantic Bcneh-
cary l200l at and Mexican National new hrsts
Isl T. 00Ol at "a l-2.
For Friday the local money market rested ex-
trcmey easy at 2a2 l-2 per cent.
lows Exchanges 800, ,0O2; balances, s4,-
''-''' sUBTREASURY OPERATIONS.
The Suh-rrcaSury to-day was creditor at the
Clearing House sl3 200. The business of the
b-Treasury for the week ending tonight in;
eqdGs receipts Of s4I ana payments OF
700 aga INST 81 1928. 7sO February 3, showing
an apparent gain of ST. 1929, but dednctins
affect the Sub-Treasurys account with the General
Treasury. its gain as affecting the banks is only
S? 60, 929 To-day's operations covered: Re-
ceipts, Sl156.l08: payments, 81 03j,997: cur
rency balance, gil, s93,71O coin balance, sl43,-
249,93S.
REPORTS FROM WASHING ron.
The United States Treasury aC Washington re-
celced to-day So i3 900 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S472,71S and the
in -ernal revenue receipts were 1923. l42.
ro-dav's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand a1d de JoSits IN bank compares with
tie figures of yesterdays statement as follows:
Fen g. 1873 Feb 10. 1884 Differences
Net eod on hand 869 SOB 49, 6G lac 1913 I97
Net silver hand. j+.50l,373 13Si4S'l DEC oOo45s
Net legal tenders on - 1900. "a o-oo-r
Nail bank uotes 1871, Z76 l7i.i57 Dec l7ll9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11

LADIES Eoainei your Ranges twice
year tops onco week and you
have the hnsst polished stove In the
word. All Dealers. 2. w. Will.
kINSON & o.. 2S2 Washington.
Ct, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11

HAVANA Feb. 10 Spanish gold 23o t239a Exchange
auist sugar quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11

Rid Ar By. A't
o. a. 49,, 1911. rag .1nSll97@ = chr. So 1879 l?2
q. rs lsll.cnn ln-tl02L y. g chr Sc. lSiIlA
U.-4s 1897. rig 1851 asa U.s. eur s. sit-l2i
CS41 1897 con % IlI6 CS. IS. 1893 -.129ia
= cnr 6s -l2I IDlst CD. J. iJk -. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11
CLOSING PRIoDs or CALIFORNIA srookA
Jaw IN INcuco. Feb 10, 1885,

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON, Feb. 10. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11

Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
odts'aniips
c.ri!acafss 1915 277293 s27o 5c2 06t Inc. s2s477l
Deposits IN banks. JJ6JlJs4 j6lJSS57 Inc. 4O7,ZJ3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11

PROFESSIONAL \URSE.-By a Protestant
i wOnan to out by the day UT night hospital srSc.
ri-nce re srsnces. MIS- JANE MILLIGAN. 1877 Ent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29
Two Kinds of Conscience.

Let us take the case of a man Of very mea-
ger culture and education, whose ancestors
for generations have been oppressed and their
lot one Of bare survival. Has he true con
science in reference to a large range of moral
questiOnsf TO be sure he knows It is wrong
to steal, and hc probably could be trusted not
to steal money; but how about pilferingf
On the contrary, if your man of culture steals
it will only bc large amounts, for he despises
and would feel dsgraced by pilfering Here
you have the two extremes of society, with a
common conscience about stealing, but it is
a weak conscience at opposite ends.
The high born fellow will not pocket q
slice of ham, but he will default in the han
ding of an estate or bank deposits. The one
is feeble in moral judgment just " here the
other is strong These two men have also u
common moral law against murder. Neither
one dissents from the commandment Thou
shall not kill" but one of them, who is fond
OF society, and dislikes the burdens Of large
family, does not hesitate to commit fpticidc;
the other would recoil IN horror ut such a
crime, but he is ready at moment for a
shindy in which he is liable TO kill some one
or be kiIled himself. In neither case does
conscience speak loudly or condemn keenly.
Your conscience is your power Of morally
seeing things 1t is your inherited aud ac-
quired ability to judge whether an action is
wrong. 1t is far more easy to have a poor
conscience than it is to have good one
Cor st. Louis Globe Democrat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

Latest novelties IN mirrors are frequently
in the variety of these articles made with
light frames, while the greater number show
fantasies Of varied forms Decorator and
Furnlsher tells that one of these is seen in
what is called the moon mirror, with small
clamps extended from the back in silver over
the edge of the glass, which is of oval form
The left side is covered i'll silver crescent,
within which appears the face of the man in
the moon On the lower end OF the cresc ent
the figure of boy stretches itself to reach
with a tickling twig the nose in bronze
above.
The cat mirror is formed with a comforta
BILE pussy studying her reflection thought
fully in the glass while a friend of hers
either in silver or antique brass like herself
peers quizzingly at her over the top Of the
mirror The Arabian mirror shows the head
of laughing Arab woman with bow and
arrow above, while the feet are visible at the
base as the support Of the glass. Owl mir
rors are included with the new forms as are
many varieties with floral ornamentation.
One of the prettiest of these is a mirror rising
from behind a rustic lattice entwined with
vines, with perhaps a bird perched at one
side