davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-11
DENTISTRY.
DR. II. MoRRIs, DENTIST,

GRADUATE oFTHE COLLEGE s..s.s.zzs,,
VI Of Dentistry, University of Si,sefzS
California. 52s street, near Sixth. I SSytZss5A
Artifcisl teeth inserted ON all 1L1g
bases. Teeth filed with gold. silver, gold and
platinum, tin, cement amalgam and gutta
peroha. Building np the crowns of teeth with
gold s specially. Broken teeth capped with
gold end porcelain crowns Anwork reasonable
and warranted. Call and have your teeth exam
iue6. No charge for examination. If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13
THE PETROLEUN MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF 'PRTCES
There almost complete speculative sagns'
ton petroleum. but the commercial position presents si
factory features main. While brokers are bewai7g
orders scalpers signing foe
spirited and variable market the Organized pro
quietly pursuing Their policy OF getting rid Of surplus
They be satisfied with the STABILITY OF prices
around the 80 cents poin and are couhden that sony
Question of notify will be sufficiently
strong decidedly better vaues Inc sslnt mis-
sonay done 10 extend the influences OF the
shut last week resulted in stoppingi
number Of drilling wells. Tao well drlers 0TgtnEttonb
iinng 9Th tied the skilled LABOR Of the
country which has compelsi some moor.
rgble prpncers send TO Canara for working crews,
Earnest seldom falls short Of sac
there PROBABILITY that the shutdown VIII
OBJECT Of better1g Ihe inu'ry
and placing tue producers on al equal footing with the re-
fusrs
The report OF the exports Of mineral oils and
their UniOsd January not As
satisfactory Ths exports last mouth amount
So 4l5355 gaons AGAINST 47.5S5.55l In January.
1887 adecrsase l2llO 1873 gallons Tho value of ast
months exports s293I 7O2 against s5759237 n ss7,
loss ss2i525 But the gallon vas
against 100 Ia January, 1887
This tho gallon explains why Europe
than absolutely necessary. bus the
psrsimonous policy Of purchase II pursued tbs
higher probably be che prices whca the foreign trade
pay The total deliveries az the CONT
ports week $4,000 barrels and the visible
supply reported by cable a. $4,000 barrels against
5la preceding week. The visible supply on
February o. 1877. 4J3,62l barrels, .nc.uilnz
Dantzc Al tn, visible Is about 80 900 bar
r-s uroe sacks 10 Sn 70 aout the "a ne
low nsures OF eleven Tue January stajsnsns
OF the pipe lines public late last sXtrsort
may Every line reported decrease IA nes
aud ths total amount Of toe reiuto vas ll -.
January deliveries 3lZ los Uaf1 es
amt tell on loiO4S barrels The
day avsrtse ms ~eTs s9 cay SO IS I. s5S.
1856, aud 3.29s barrel IN January, o,1 ihe
daS the deliveries 1il3l Dairrs >a nst
a. 5 January 1885, u o3 January $50 aud ~ 80
January 1855. We append table showing me
rns pIps nas FOR las month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb. l2 SpeeiA-fhe estimates 80 10 the vis
supply figures Monday considerably. Milwaukee
will decrease 900 900 bushels
hgh 1000 co. The hgu cs do
lot promise however. Large decrease shown
Nonds. Probably II will aooai 6o0oOJ bushea II
q the from nn sh sth the
bursts oil Jig Trading Hutch
10 hfs Cables better AGAIN.
Of publlc AMI private. being nor1 or he bns
arr o. fie1des and wa Dunn &
sought
a ttle orders Hutc nsOa led the local railng BY
selling re lut out estimated, at The close
lsOOOOO L,50tOOo o shoIt wheat May opened ~ 81
SO7s and slr cents AMI closed IL 81
Nav kept all dAy betse- u s@Jls cenlA IL
opened at 81 cents and closed t5l rcH'a Tue rbsra ter
can gacs>ed Hutch
stood offerings 81 IL al siss
oil thai scteutrsc Of
IL estimated from he eOo 10 Loooo0o bnshe.s
pork and clned At sli s. and kept AL with
m n ~ Mav lara 81 SO1
81 81 a oiosing 81 May opened 81 81
sold a "a siosed ~ 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13
Man is one world. and hath
Au.fhar ~ attend him.
LtoNARD ~ JEEONn NOME AGAIN.

WHAT HE HAS TO SAY OF RACING ON HOLIDAYS
AND TUE CONF ICT OF DATES.
Leonard " Jerome president Couey Island Jockey
n rs,uraed tram EarlDr Etrura yesterday morn
ng He WAS ale And nearly gained hesh since he
,t 10 the other SIDE daughter Latv Randolph
Church IL Mr. Jerome started HIS 20 hurope before
H. ,crurrea N ne OF the American Jockey
CHM Wh-ter the changes woad be advantageous Z" the
elub he weall not say uatl he had hal
une 70 investigata There may be conflict
An daes he s,d D'e,raou Day. Fourth Of July
Labor ~ ana Election concerned Racing on such
day, Osever should con,dere conflict Of dates
The demand hrscss racing aud - 90 he Dedet "i
horse breeders their hor es
No one track esnecaly ortyhve miles from the city
la. right 10 pre- empt tue Fourth Of July.
Tie American JOCKEY CLUB 3rookyn Jockey Climb Coney
island Jockey CLUB Monmouth PARK Ricn Association
should racing on every pubic hoII-
DAY. There is room for ALL They should
al that III. hrstcass horses well divided such
a pan woud rebound tn the benrdt Of pcbc horse
owner tracks benefit Of horse rAsers
wouli much 10 wipe out the half ulle tracks
A thousand entries Futuriy stakes show that
there plenty thoroughbred horses 10 compete for he
ch stakes and horse breeders when they
md out that Inducements horse
men 10 buy heal stimulated 10 renewed efforts To-
raise those that are likely b. hrstclass would ike TO
Gee the Ives bill anendei to take IN Election Day
As TO cureat changes IN The oca
ton Of the American Jockey to my three
months absence posted bat probably Will be IN q
few days"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES on NEw. YORK DEALINGs

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
SATURDAYS markets Produce Exchange OF the
normal hal holiday character. Dulness prevailed through
al The OPT on departments ant cash only
moderate spot prices shade better all around and
shlvpers OF AMI 600 bushels VI
corn The wheat options fe below 1000
bushels resting more favorable
cable advice little talk The close firm
at gains follows; February $50; March,
s94.; April 800 Nay. 81 - June 9ls; Decemb'r % "a
GEMS The speculation sympathIzed win wheat and
also by the recent export inquiry. The mar
ket en- led firm and ~ or February jos AMI cent Tor
March April May ard June at 592 cents. oats
we're is1s cent higher tie SPOT and the options
advanced l. for February and March to 3oh and
cent for 80 Lard dull aud absolutely
festureless endlsg unchanged follows: EebrHaiy
81 80; Marca s. 81; April 81 81; May. 81 OF; June
S. o. and Jnly - ID
The receipts our reported yesterday at New
York Baltimore tdephia ani Boston follows
Wheat 4.4os bushels; 4O08i bushels oats a96'0
bushels total gram lo2 lbi bushels 1our 25.s+6 pack
ages Al chicago. Mnwsakee AMI ST Loas the arrivals
were: Wheat 40 562 bushels corr l49O bushels oats
7sO7O bashels total gram bushels nour 1000
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Feb II - Cotton dali Midilns 10 20
Flour was steady. Howard street and Western srprr
In. - 81 o. "a IS 0ps s. Family 10 - h.f
50 CIV Mills suUsrnue - 7G2 80 Ertr DO - oo1" 70
narrative Patent 30 Wne tSOuthern gu e. Keh %
dc Amber - o97. Western steady. 40 WINTER Esd
spot IS Sssc. February ss'sc asket March 81.
So G9ls.c. COru-Southrru quieL white o.
5sc Yellow 569j7c " ss5ern straty Mixed spet % !.
,6 -. do iur Bic askoi d. Tor 1laY 9'sd2a go
OATS steady dull Southern 36e40c. Western W hlts
4Oa42c Western Mixed J743sc Pennsyvana so9toe-
Ave uuet at 6j % 7pc Hay Prime to Iioce Ness
PROVISIONS stetty' Ness FORK SO 10
ulk,neats -noul ani Clear RID - rs packet
9.Jc ;acon-shoullers ms &c Clr.- RID 7ltes &c
20 . SIC. Eggs tt % &c LINED
Do IOoI4c Petroleum sirldy-kerned AZ sc Sonse
RIO cargoes ordinary To iar log &C "a
nru. sol l-l6c. Copper rennet nrm AZ 10 a roc
WhsEey steady 81 20@Sl - Freghts To LverOool DOR
stsa opn 3.l6i Flour In sacks ton - cram
L,n2h Recepts-Fl0ur $500 bbts Wheat 300 sash
bbis Corn 10000 bush. sae~-Wheat lol TOO ous Corn
Bosrox Feb. 11.-Flour quiet. Corn .teaty steamer
yellow 64a96o'.c Oas quiet No MnJs sSop ..
Mdiug So % al 400: Winter shorts S23 90 50 20
Prtfer ,nG32 Cherse Fine Northern l2', BE Fair 10
cool 0l22o. Eggs 239z4e Receipts LOT u1s nn
Fionr . $40 bills. 1000 sacks. Corn leOOO Oush
oat@ 4 500 Ddsh shorts OOo tons . "a .
BUFFALO Feb 1L-wheAt-No Hard hrln al lOe over
Chicago May wheat; sale. at gle; No TAR nS nr'n
No Rel Michigan 1.S9Oc; No Waite Michig.n
So nc askef Corn IN lair demand irregular cose
arm at out, prces No Yellow 34h base: No. >
Yellow % G54l4c: No 54.G54- &c No &c; on
No : White Il 037 &c Mixed So $3.50 oil trae K
R.rt.y in ropI demand Of Choice Mhhgan az ssc
NJ Canada .t9lc No. 3Exlra ~ $40 shour "ue, an,
Unchanged Milsed frm-Winter Bran $40 5o Sprlns
$40 so Wheat 1000 bush Corn l2OOo onsh.
Cats 900 bush. ShipneLts-Wneat 65'OOO Iush torn
00OO bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13
an ~ oosss 10 rse.rr SUI susensrs 70 sosss rs
Race uts 40. shtpme $50

~ oooss 10 rscurF sun susensrs 70 soose Is
- s'!Ho ': s. 3D. ~s: f::' wa
.:Iss 0e Ss. .,s sP :; r..,
Yes: .ses s : ss $50: 49,,
p.Sr rSSrSsry SD Va 81 rs s-srusr-
itSSigc Esos,si.-sloar Ss. .sls Was, 1000 S
buah BArsy 1000 bash shiD@s"ts-Fioar aoot bola
mlssaaross r.e iI.-wn..s "a. :'.sr. IN .sors
So North,ra Cash IS &c: March !5vos M.r i! 20.
ga Nor!nsrr G..9 1870 sIh ss ,2s 7s "a Is
% e.oar Pa,sai 70 s"ip 81 ioss' Is Bakers
F.. o ::' .,.aaI f E. aT wa g
81. %n,ts 81 asa, qaioi S@q COS use.
S %@E:, sS r%Wmes 81 "a spirit r.. $50 "s,
sapasus'-corn $500 bush Data $4,000 eusa Barley
PHL,oELPalA Psb 1I.-Four. a.nani slov m'rsst wax
W. an. stDs.1. sa
s. 81 = ts.. sosr Process 81 Ors,. - oa1
css scsstas ao 10 a@ 20 st 1a. ana
s|.s'rS ,nos. .s.r s.o,s.s' 90 a. 't,rr,, :, 20
S..f $500 Ss'' ssss Msns:os.
sSs ~. Flour ssss isr Choice % 1s foat
~ sS3 80 per 100 ws'ss s.%'aars ". s' % 2.
so 10 o 59r M.5cn q ssi ss 90 so ApT .. ss2
S'sSs1. sa.r,as.. ..iss Ss stss::s 30
srns a.oo, g. 70 se nigh sr.% and .,or grain
s.ost 5sr No Mi.a ios February So. ssss: 30
Ss .pct e dull -..s ss &c Net
wss Ss.iSc: uasa.asa WITS sc' rurnr::
aud do o- Mare. White tor S'' Ss
SS Tor an. NAV s.,, . ,o.:
white. per bush s0ssso, 30 30 vsr Goea %
5Ses 10 DO Braa,.. ,na white star choice ~ e,
Isssoc: 10 FAR g Gosi goa &c Pc-soa. we're .e.ry
% 81 ss :. 4 Sss T. Sa 10 i;ss
q, So DO F.@.1. go 81! re soos.a "ss iLcS
in SIN s1ssc Sides cl..r R-sps, ,not-, sssiOe.
AZ srS aah a' oos T.r' srss
1yc. d. 10 snok ~ 81 - ,1sc. B"iies u oioSIa
sS s R:.t Sea-. sa oso aaI as ' os,,
ssoSs7 Is Butter suI-pennsvfyan,, cresmsrv r,'rA
cheese arrn ss. YORK Fun cSs.@ ~ ise oS,s
t<rs were duL Psnnsylvasa hrsts Al ii re
ONO ami otn.- Western nr'5. 2ise rr'rol-u%.7,
Winter Bran ,ssi oosssl IS psr 100 R.os'or-F,oar
1900 oush- shipnents-wheat 10000 BUSH 400
iSDrsvipoLs Feb li-wn.st .teaty. 40 Red SIC
snt corn stea.'y; No Mixed $50 bid Oats su'es'
sf LOUIS Fso ll..Flour ,es,y at 50 2oss42 Is whs.,
46' february l5c; March i5.c cloHn 4j',c: Nay
4.s9.7 &c cosin at 4 &C. Oats qnGt sr% essa SSs
ssss ,y nr an, s'ehanf..rrm. l%sey ~ 20
lower zoe. Butter uEchAnxe -Cream.ry % 5oc
DAIRY y Csc C%snTnea vas .,ssty a. 81 eS "hs1sy
Lard s. .5 nrJsat Meats boxed -honlders 20 - ong
ss AZ BscOs 5o1. shoHS d - So Long Clear 25
Claar Ribs 81 * -; Short Clear & 50dsE 50 Hams
s'.v S. So o ao 5. o. So,b 90 co Ss.s 0T S
BUSH R,e l0D0 Barley 1000 DuslL Shipme1ts-N heal
5000 bush corn $4,000 bush oats l40Oo bush Rys
rOLRpo. Feb lL-whear active. firm: Cash 81 &C.: Nav
oats quiet; c Coverseed active AMI steaiv
Cash 81 90 Recslpts-Wh-at 10000 bdsh. toru zoos
bush. smpmsats- Wheat $4,000 bash Corn 5000 Clover
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IIyEarvol. Feb Ill D. m-cstioB-Futares closed
saeasf L viaBaA Mbdfling nse Febraary devcry
SiAd February and AREA dslIvery 33-o<d-
Marc "a sellers. Ann
and sS-o4d Tay June iev.ry,
saA oayers Jure s"a JAW seiivorJ. 80 cal
Juty sns August arhvery AZ al buyers and
September asverg, <S-64A v~Ds September delivery
lS-e4a Buyers
NE1-oElkAHA Fen IL. --csrsop-fsrm,; Msdiiaz 1915
NIndu1s 9ia: srdlaary. ll6. 1si rscoyrs.
$50 bssps rrs.s sercrDa ana bzfss
BRITISH 4.ess bsss cWarwise i.7es balsss saies 1850
bales sbscx. tcsrpscssd s27. 49, haass
sAvAHRAa. PEE t,t "a Asissfy Mdalins. lS'it I:
Low iddisnE. 7l6 sod ordinary. lS-f6. set and
ll36; exparts Great Britain. bales.
ts The Continent. baiess orts 10 France
- balss erpsrts 7bs sac ssss.
sales 500; stock. ~. ts5
kSrfoLK ~ s)otton-stsafv h1ddffnv 10 Is:
and LOAF szssrts BriisiR
- bales erparts 10 the coAtnrnL - bales. exports
eozstwise Sss babes ssiss 5ie bxirs; steck. 3os57
bales
GALVESTON, Feb II -CGxtsn-Fnm; Miaaiihx, 81 Low
hi1dfsBx. e1 Ssod Ordinary. o. M:
eeipts l,<2s nslcs sEssg7s Grest srttss, bssss
EXPORT Go tsse SsatRess. hzlsx ex3srts
bzisa Gallon. = las baAss STACK. 81 2Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13

The bank exchanges at the New-Ior Clearing
House tnd J.ie STOCKS sod al the New-i0rk otocA
Exchange for the week of three years compare dc
follows:
Tse = ga re- , 81 rsG y 81
SEASOAABLE EASE OF THE MONEY MAhhLI'
In the so.asonabie OF the money mArHec
which has Diaue the for cali money at the
Stock Exchange zaS per cent, time money VI
cOlIatersis about 4 per cent ana good uei
camille paper negotiable at za1 per cent tnc,c o ~
nothing phenomenal, and no lufther c"H'ent VI,
the situation Is necessary beyond remark tnn'
except periods of dIstrust 1t always - ~ ,ir
the months of January and February OIdlldliS
II n the inactive season which fUiiows Tue uhn4ui
settlement regularly the scsiSoaiS iollo~ eao
other but men the pTNS, NJ staguant coiiui
OF all sIecuEtions are considered that 'ae slre
Of II ,cks AT the Stock EAcldnsc last WIN ""
only "a 8, y32 shartS against go, 122 SHARES W.
the week of last year, there Significant poine
in the fact that the New orI bank loans no" ar r.
over 5000. 900 greater than one year ago. AZ
shows that while speculation hats, the iegtimhle
business OF the country Is moving Oh ana sINes
profitable USES for capital And let us neh' heIv
congratulate The Times upon It's late dlscoN1y
thar all Dank loans and discounts" are mol upon
Stock Exchange coiiatrals- Heretofore ~ has
written OF every expansion and contract oi OF oanA
loans beng soelS atsabu table 10 STOCK specuA-
tions. But to-day this expansion OF the last Two
weeks did not agree with It's logic on Stock Ia
change matters and it said:
" The loans and discounts item In the bank
statement rose from S35l O00, 600 for the week
ending January 3, 10 S3b9,OOO,OOO Tor the WIN
ending March D. period OF SIX weeks, from which
level II declined. Discounts would represent the
demands Of trade, and rs business In Wall Street
il 30 small the present increase in the bank loan
item may be from demands outside of it
That progress aud II encouraged the Dc
lief that the brain not proof against mallet
and ooid chisei- But Immediately following this
exhibition Of newly acquired knowledge, The
Times puts its foot 10 IL deeper than ever IN
the following. THE surplus reserve h about
$50. 0o0 600, M against 81 4. e00,ee last year
and the banks hold OF Government moneys
about SO 900, 0007 The foregoing refers Ia the
com ,s,l alive surplus" Of the associated
hanks OF New York City now and one year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13
EUROPEAN F1xAxC1AL MARKETS

r0ypoN Feb Ill o. m.-COnsols. l02 SIG for mOney
and 1872 i6 for account United States percen bonds,
100. 49,. Hos. Atlautts and Great Western nr,t
oorreaCe trustees certificates 81 'andtau PacthG oJ
ATantc ami Western second mortgage trustees GER
ttcAtes -, 10 lar 81 Erie 2I7s DO second conscs
10Ol,. II PAU Common, 78A NewYOrk Central HOY
Reading 337s; Hudson's Bay COMPANY. ,23's cana'a
Northwestern land Company. 27s Pennsylvania. 50as
Mexcan Culinary 45s. Illinois Central l23 spanish
a. $751; Bar silver quoted at ~ l.l6d per ounce
par .ivces quote at 81 francs 90 cen
times tor the sad exchange on London at 20
francs 20 centimes for checks -, .-
ANTWERP Feb ll-Wilcoxs lara closed at 81 francs
per 100 kios. PetrOeum-Fine Pale AMERICAN ~ francs
Is paid and lS francs 81 confines sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13
EXce,s
Rama Deliveries DELIVERIES CharterA
Total barrels ..St5a9s 6sSttS 2sc9 7s o ssTssiiss
-


Lat weeks speculation In Grade eertneass vas 90 ns
The saes wers less thAn oooVo mrne4s
WHICH for has frequently Oesu Gay ushstc
TON. Rut c-~d I Ia TheY nnctu@tea
tain narrow nd 80 cents aoh closest As hey asd
ousnei rxtrrue huise % the w
market has exhibited Notable nrlness -no my
long o Spectators has come ont ne s.agna
tou OF tbs Of thnLs e4anot i.t ,sy
DuzSl to
a the next There certainly large snf 40.
trrrst ami CARRYING rates hsvs ru
nnr,ral ssn.re charges. rhsrs outslAndInI ouV
IL 4C5 O3o 0arre certihcstea and the shut own ZAP
hilv lr,,epirx the esca month rae pup.
no' Is not ths daily spscai-tloa, o Or.
b,r,ls a moa IT, Isrun,ass lodged 10 strong haa.s
Tn.v held who are looking Dcyonu the
aaceaatsous Of noatir erpectiaH gradual aa
M In the basis oil values they VIII
Se r,yx cd sIo selling radical change IN the stu
ION commercially the field AT present thefe are 10
indcatous OF danger Of these two roefiSns The
mln chance uRfort sesn Held 9evstop
. Of he proiucers Agreement bTtlng
these which the for A1I bsnk upou
course o. prices snoul % An
,aar,y,ny one Ths closed dull aud with
ont .atare aud acaeDs certainly not FAVOR
ahIs 10 an early revival OF hfa
Tho range OF pr ami the total eeaiiaGs In SatioaA
Consoid atei STOCK And Petroeln
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13

By the steamer Etruria Cunarl Line from Liverpool
Rudolph Aronsen Thomas lie edtier Gennadus. Hell
lenc Minister United Leonard w Jerome.
F d Mliet : sehrnan Senior Don Rafael rinoco, and
Count Zhorowski
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13

The charter eugagemeats this month 70 sced the re-
msrKsDs ayerAse 6l6ll barrels day figures aim0ss
Al The Of the deliveries
sine February has bee 80 30 brrs!s sgaiDst dsiy
average of February 1887 nj ~ 900 IN February,
1886 Tue averaged - ss barrels daS az
92 Febru 1887, AMI Ot.fl osrrei- IN
mc,uaiyoj - follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13
.oc,avs,na Western and Atlantic Pipe Lines.

Octave and Western and Atlantic Pipe Lines
COMPARED with OctODer the month preceding the smut
decrease oil J-,eDi bar
rrs ~hs the only 3IS,936 barrels less The
tnrse usoutAs of the >hg"~a
mas $40 435 barrels Compared with Ja"aary yaT
aup the NOT deurrass 5.iOo6lt Uare Ihs
Owint Table the January pip-nne ng'res ter
sever a0uss for VI eoipar
1-S1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LivxnpOct- Fen li.-2 n ssef aad Pvrk ~ roo1 sue-
py. elders snsr freely s,sy
srer ryesy odsf nsisszssly prime ev
s.,.,,y "A Ia o. sprts OF Tuvpsnne-tirm . so< oa:
Holders Offer spsrinsiy Rss,a-ln god ~ape" 49,
mssrasy Foar-in Ee.d s,ney osrn spos s .na :. az
is 40 Februarv stssiy Il a. s<d DO March stsay -
"A 9xL. dA Aprst st.sdJ q n.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13
CHICAGO Feb 1.-THE iding futures ranged as follows

Flour auist and stssiY Wheat ste@ty zua uncntuzel
a. Iast aa0J-i-Cnoce Fancy wintsr Patents - JIG
.outh-rp WiaLrs 81 50. ci csa anal -
s Nv nIers So 81 Fair To ChoIce seco,ts - ~
~ Cho,ca FanoF Minnesota Psten- - % - S
sofr Wheat Patents lO1ss - Minnesota Baks' ~
sack, SIS rs Sss Meiium Chees S'ts spr nar IN n.r
- o1<3 -, -. snr,n0 Wheat ISL
s55.n No s sprins Wheat G6s95 y" y k,. a
~ =. t.-a Al "A Ma. 2 oats 2oG3ei Va NJ "a
a., fssris, II STTc. No. trax socl o. - ~. -
Prime T,s.onS seed az 81 M's" sh r r,Ss s,ass
loose - 4sh Iry salted sheulies osIsa W.,,e,sf
as,snsi soeas per gaisa 81 IL snsaf-Ca' LIN ''~'
se.sss. 80. ttlrl -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13

on Tue nro rr,amery n soa Dairy i01e3oo Esss
- .,..sx s.rn,sx
aSoal Fancy S. 5000 % Nneat ome,-so nsu o'c,
.e,.r. .ss ,,u.h .hiVuen5s loo Corr arm No
s,s.s 81 eBsc seatY-Sa Mixsh ~ SS ~. sa
60, M p 81. PSrK steady 81 flA n Lsv 81 Do;
puis M,aIs unshaaxea-Short ttibs ~ % - bscSo ws
slaady-shori Clear ts Tg "msksv Vas nrui
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Feb. Il 1888
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13

The following Saturdays quotations for unlisted
seeuritisst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13

Cold coin sni bul..
less certificates
spi3i0n,O oss. 900
reserve. ..--.-,---s
L. 8. notes less
certificates ...-..
Nat bank notes 81.
silver dollars and
bullion less GER
tihrAtes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-13

This increasing value the individual, which
IN the broad ueld Of politics laws, may illustrated
in everything humanity IS concerned In. Who knows.
for example the dis,Overer inventor
Of wriIingf Who taught mechanical s.eret By
which the oDeIisks OF Egypt raised
sciences Of antiquity No Mans Iand--he Arcana
Of pricsthsods and hidden sources the
Me n uxHIciess imIe rsoHalfry Bur the
Of modern science Of great
Of Cuver Of Darwin In the history arts Of
lecture sculpture painting and music rising In historic
yeries represent slow Of personality
background OF the iMIersena and material Consider
isY The daily domestic and soclsi life Of civilized nan
IN mis- uuruoses aud the significance OF
personality appears We have seen IL In the growC Of
liberty the acquisition Of knowledge and In the
ater the beautiful nsR-
We sse IL also In Lhe growing intensity, purity and
peraenee 81 the power OF love We have eAteo tina
Of know edge and learned the mysterious ana tncon
nUnicahle worth Of each and dual soul Hence the
higher saneti'y Of marriage, aud OF the family, which
sparse the Christian ffom tAe asesost "ersa Hence
the responsibilities srreDe % the WAX the tender
care Of and the sentiment 81 p"aitlesi
equally, the mideT methods Of eduesta" asa even INC
Htgafon severity toward the criminal and dangerous
CLASSES. 1t via at ycsr taIAer ii heasea
thzt OF saoald perish sueh IL the
golden rule OF that higher ethics which sways the con-
scehre and affections the modern world believe
has been shown beth historically and phl0sophcaly
ss The unparalleled development Of Chrstisn natons
- AL the particulars VI which have spoktz s1d m on
qaehce OF tine chrztam rei.a and pers3nenee
VI Nsrfsan truth h only guarantee Of progressive
..eia<auon. But what wlsh speak Of par
afiy Is thai the same Law growth wiz the growing