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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-01-18
EARLY HORSE ADVERTISEMENTS

The following are from files of papers
in the Antiquarian library, Worcester,
Mass:
From Dartmouth Centinel.
1894. Regulus, l5-2, Dr., at Warwick.
Young Hunter, that large and elegant
horse.
The Prentice horse in Claremont, by
imp. Driver.
The Geer Horse in Plainfield and Clare
mont. w. DEAN.
1875. The Pilgrim, Young Ranger.
The Peacock, 15-2, dark bay, with ele-
giant gait. d. S. CRAIG, Warren.
Young Roebuck and Hyder ALI.
Recovery and Chandler Horse.
The Young Vergennes, five years, 16
hands, bright bay, in Lyme by
JOSEPH BELLOWS.
1876. English Lark by Pool Horse.
Young Vergennes, Recovery, or Stiff
Sims black horse Othello, 16 hands, six
years, got by Recovery.
The Young Traveler-the famous full
blooded, milk-white horse, Young Trav-
eler, 15-2, from Pennsylvania; in Ply
mouth; 10 to AZ shllngs. Got by Imp.
Traveller, whose dam was imported from
Europe. Young Scrip, dark bay, 16
hands. Also the dapple gray Arabian
horse that has been kept at Bradford a
number of years by Thomas Omsbury.
America by Recovery, 16 hands, bay.
Cardinal Woolsey or Hough horse. eight
years. bay, 16-3. Hermit by imp. Lib.
erty, ETC., etc.
From y. H., Sentinel at Keene.
1916. Quick Traveller by old Quicksil
YER, six years.
Bay Figure in Keene, etc. Got by tn,
old Quicksilver; dam by imp. Kldeer II
hands, five years.
Prince Herod, Mercury and Hero.
ISIS. None.
1919. Stud Horse Phoenix, 81 to 81, il
Keene. The Young King William.
1920. The Wild Deer in Keene.
1921. None.
North Hampton. This from Hampshr,
Gazette at Portsmouth. Phenomenon
16-2, CHI, five years, etc.
179S. Phenomenon again.
Cantab, l6 hands; brought from Viz
ginia.
1899. Phenomenon and Janus. Tn
noted horse called the Young Travele
will stand in Plymouth.
From Courier of Concord.
1897. Merry Traveller by Merry Tray
eler of England. Ranger and Wild Dee
in Salisbury.
my horse is neither French nor Dutch
nor never came from Canada; is Hun
ter
This is prefixed with Warwick "Muc
hath been said about horses, this an
the year past. | shall say but littl
about mine. This much will ventur
to say, that my horse is neither French
etc., and signed
JOHN BACHELOR, Concord.
179S. Ranger, Young Shakespeare
Cantab, Pilgrim, Young Fox Hunter
four years, l5-2, seven-eights blooded
brought last season from Hartford
Conn, to stand in Moultonboro.
Young Traveller, milk-white; Janus
: Young Golden Briton or sorrel horse i
Plymouth. Swan, Is hands, three
fourths blooded; has formerly stood q
Boston. Young Reindeer, four years,
hands. Royal George; Fleetwood, Eng
lish and Dutch blooded; bright bay
black name and tan; very few that wi
equal him in speed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-01-18
VERMONT ARISTOS.

Any person wishing to take advantage
of the Aristos boom, by procuring one
of the best bred of his sons for a stock
horse, should see the advertisement of
Vermont Aristos in another column.
This colt was one of the most prominent
premium takers in Vermont, being one of
the handsomest and most promising sons
of his sire
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-01-18
ANOTHER VERMONT HORSES DO
iNGS

The following from Mr.. j. X. p. Pine
Troy, N. Y, explains itself: ''Please
add one more to your list of Vermont
bred horses that obtained record of
80 or better last season, viz, Morgan
Ethan, 2 :29A, at Glens Falls.
Truly yours,
JAS. X. Z. PINE.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-01-18
TAKE IT IN TIME.

"For want of a nail, shoe was lost I;
for want of shoe horse was lost; for
want of horse a rider was lost" Never
neglect small things. The first signs of
pneumonia and consumption can positive
ly be checked by DR.. Acker's English
Remedy for Consumption.
HANAFORD's PARK DRUG STORE.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-01-18
NOTICE-Estate of
" Coils key.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for the District OF Adj
olson, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate OF Coils Tx y, late OF
Cornwall in said district, deceased, and
all claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby
give notice that we will meet tor the purpos-
ceased on the 5th day of February and 25th
day OF June. next, from 10 o'clock a. IN. un,
til O'Clock, d. m. each of said days, and
that six months from the 5th day OF July, A.
d. 1889, is the time limited by said Court tor
said creditors to present their claims to us tor
examination and allowance.
Dated at NJ iddlebury. this 9th day OF Janu-
airy, A. ID. 1889.
IN. BINGHAM, co,,r,.
Ii. Il. SANFORD, I Noi o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
MORE pEcLAnA41oNs REcEIyKD.
KINGsToN's LAMENEss = IMPROVEMENTS Al
MONMOUTH

KINGsToNs LAMENEss - IMPROVEMENTS AT
MONMOUTH
Tht following additional Withdrawals from the big
bandicaps were received yesterday
Suburban: Vow or Never 106
sheepshead Bay Handicap: Caispaw 116, and FitE-
roy ia.
Bay Ridge Handicap: Eolo %.
Volunteer Handicap: Maidstone 11e, Cynosure no.
sluggard Ill and Chemise no.
Brooklyn Jockey Club Handicap Kingston le4,
Sir Dixon 100, Gallfet 11e. Swift i12, Larchmont
i07 Now or Never 1O7, Specially 100, Monmouth 100
Broohdale Handicap: Kingston 1873, Eolan ia,
Sir Dixon 1922 Belvdere 100, Gaife ia, swife ia.
Inverwick 10. Fftzroy 40, Larchmont 1oS, Mon
mouth los and Speciality 1o8.
There Is nothing now in the way of the improve
ments that are to be made at Monmouth Park this
year. The county commissioners agreed yesterday
to close the Fielder road without any restrictions.
Kingstons lameness must DO more serious tnan
tho Dryers thought when they nominated him for
the Suburban and Brooklyn Jockey Club handlcaps
IL Is not likely that they would have taken him out
OF the latter II they believed theLA was chance oil
getting him to the post fit and well, at 124 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
THE STATE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE ysS aoe,sseps ,1 as,a ia SwSsDs lcsio
PgF % ras DO % s. FAMILY 10 z
cry M rio Brands E 10 90 & Is %s e s, wnss
s ios 81 So o. S 20 EIt " s
fs u 81 wasi sa 30 S. ssS
Nara April g N soy4 &C., %s.iss sm MIR
spot sSSiSs March a. 4osss S April sS,ssls
Msy = soa,ssrn ana
u &c Mssg e sg sssse H:3
weak steady Prime Choice Tno'hy as sls CO. PRO
sSaadsS &C. A Clear f' RD Side. packed
Baeon-shoulders Sic; Clear R6 sides .tc HAM
BsttSr ssady western Packed iSSa6c aO isase
% asss 4s d Es Arm %
arm nss sqs s active w ssssay Y'i
Liverpool per steamer quiet and nT Gotten fec 5oss
sS E sS" od iesss 81 Ssn Wheat
eoOo ba,h Corn 1900 bush Oats 1000 bush, anip.
10000 bu,b. Corn 10000 bush
BUFraLo Feb wheat n fair demand.
AZ 81 Sg's No Northern e. ass 10 Northern e. i7s
s SS p s & Sass jay W.
bush NO Red a. s2c v CT no Mhs M Mshgys sd
%gs & 9as sgs a'S a. ssA az
10 ca aI eS asGs ~ No. Ai" Extra s5
ssgsSs sy' ss ss saa
Steady oe,msaI steady Receipsweat COO Corr
Wheat 10000 bush. Corn 5000 bush.
So 1894 Wisconsin Patents 90 20 as so Da
fota Patents So Miunesoa Patsnts % 255eso
S oSSs Yellow sam Se p
l4iasa6c Good 10 Grade 4SSas5c oats qgist nr@j
and UNCHANGED Middngs per ton So ef2o 30 sut,el
steady o.r5 s 2sc Povions
steady. New Mess Pork sl3 1914 0oi OLD Mess Porf
as95o; Hams steady Boston Small ze h Western
Mess. IS SoSss75 Extra Plate $40 S5Ssios So csssss
dull New York Extra IL I2c Vermont Extra l2c. Eggt
quiet and hrm Eastern Extras at 1906 Vermont EI
tras l79lsc New Hampshire Extras. u9i?c; Western
lso Western Frsts i9c Receipts for the week
Flour 10000 bbls and $4,000 Sacks Corn 37700o bush
Data 81, 900 bush. Shorts 315 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
MINGLIYG PLEASURE WITH WORK.

The visiting members OF the American Institute
OF Mining yesterday visited the Consolidated Gas
Works 10 East Fourteenth.st At the morning
session in the Hartman Hall, which followed,
paper was read OH "Metallurpcal Fuel,5 by C. II.
krchoH jr, Editor of The Iron Age.o j. Williams
OF Plttshurg and W. p. Blake, of New-Haven, also
read papers.
The result OF the election Of officers during the
afternoon was President Richard Pearcc, Argo
Col tcne year; vice presidents 1.-TWO years., Eckley
B. Coke. Sutton, Penn. Charles Macdonald, Now
York; percival Roberts, a., Philadelphia; managers
three years., ]. H. Bramwen, Roanoke Valley Frank
Foimstone, Easton, Penn; W. II. Pettee, Ann Arbor
Mich secretary Zone year., Il. W. Raymond treas
urer. T. D.. Rand. The annual report showed tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rive. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

nuTTDTNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is qulctness gem
orally, but firm market esgocIay
9Ias priels ssass SO per 900; Long Islands,
81 5Oass Jerseys SO 15as7 90 Sroton' DARK ana
front s2s Trenton Front s27 Rosendale Cement 81 log
81 20 per Dbl American Portland ~ l0es2 10; Engsn
I.oekland Common Lime 81 per bel and do finishing i
Goats lair, 25dSoc per busbel; Cattle Hair 1sG2lc
'C0FFEE-The spot market for Rio grades was quoted
stronger prices showing advance OF l4c Fair cargoea
N ale. Nothing however done. Mid grOwths
in good demand and strong Sales 1000 plcals Padang
fDecember 6ae 81 5-oc ls0O bags MaTacaibo and 800
Ssyania private terms Options were without new
features and prices uctuated within the limits
al 5al0 points. Early sales showed slight decline,
a. affected by easier cable adyces, subsequently the
temper became stronger, and nnal hgures are about
and spross. Havre opened 10 H. lower, closing nrm,
cline Ro Arm Regular hrs1 5s 500 good s Sc ma
PS. RIO cieaiances for Europe doo0 6ogs total
stock 100000 bags Santos receipts 10000 sales here,
o. $50 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22

CATTLE BREBDEBs ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.
The AYRSHIRE Breeders Association held Its four
teenth annual meeting yesterday afternoon in tho
parlors of the Fifth Avenue Hote. D. f. ConVers' OF
woodville, N Y, presided After tho presidents
ouenlng address, James Cheesman' secretary Of the
New England Creamery Association, read an interest
ing and exhaustive paper The Ayrshire Breed Of
Cattle.D A resolution was then adopted declaring II
10 be the sense of the convention that the newly
created department of Agriculture in the executive
government OF the United states should DC maintained
and conducted as scientific and economic depart
ment TWO more resolutions followed one urging
Congress TO take further steps toward checking
oleomargarlne receptions, and another providing for
A committee 10 choose judges 10 iorniuia'e new
scale of points for dairy sweepstakes
The following officers we're then eiec'ed Tor the
year: President j. F. Converse; vice-presidents.
Obadiah Brown, of Providence, H. l.; II. r. c. Wat
son. of West Farms, N. Y. I. H. Maron' OF Leon,
Ohio: and George Bennett, of san PABLO, Cal
treasurer, Henry T. Smith, OF Enfield, r. l.; secretary,
g. NJ. Wlnsow OF Brandon, VI executive com
mittee, j. o.. Magic, OF ElizaDeth NJ 1'' anu D. a.
Wells of wethesnod, Conn ~, r.,
Among tie others present were j. DOW French,
B. O. scars L. s. Drew, Robert NJ. CGrrons, William
Lindsay, J.. ID. W. Krebs Eugene nan, Professor
Robert Collier, Herbert Mcrrem D1aoy "oLS Joseph
Burke william Crozer, and j. b. BECK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
KILLED BY DYNAMITE.
AN Explosion IN sEvENTysEvENTH-sT.
MAN,s popy BLOWN TO FRAGMENTs-cARE-
1rssNFss THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT

. MANS HopY BLOWN TO FRAGMENTs-cAhH
LEssNEss THE CAUSE. OF THE ACCIDENT
man was blown to pieces by an explosion OF
dvnamite at seventy-seventh-st. and the bouie'au
ves,er5av morning and hundreds OF windows were
broken in houses between Seventy second ana Hlsn's
third SITS Workmen in the employ Oh hIoA'S " e'eS-
had berun 10 excavate cellars for new hous0S oii W
northwest corner of 6evonty-sevenuFs'. anu u''
boulevard James j. Smith, Of No. ooz west rh'S
afth-st, was tho foreman In charge Oh .no VIZ IN
smith was sixty years of age and was iamnar WIN
tho ,se Of dynamite in blasting. He kept number Of
dvnamite cartridges in toolbox in the grove, rev
feet west Of the excavation.
Smith intended 10 set of blast early yesterday
morning and started TO 60 TO the toolooA III 'o eo,o
10 got some tools. Doubtless he let one Oh inc eoo
fall on cartridge In the box, for all OF the dSno
there was set off by the conoussion' Ihere Nsa q
sharp and loud explosion which was heard PLAINLY
mile away In every direction. Houses at tho as
tapce of half mile shaken violently -
many houses several blocks away the inmates h'siu
the crash of breaking glass following close upon ,'
dcafening roar and they fed from their roohs' w
levIng that the houses were about TO iau' ,
Three worlsnen. George Brain, Patrick keenan, anu
John Holahan, who had seen Smith s" ~ '"o 49, -
box, were knocked to the ground "heh uoS 81
their feet stunned but unhurt there was 10 u",' "
Smith or of the toolbox visible Smiths oOuS anu
toolbox with its contents had been scattered through
the grove In small pieces -, 40
After the explosion occurred the police began 10
search for fragments Of Foreman Smiths pocy, anu
hundreds of men and boys joined in the work. sonno
Of the lads climbed tho and picked pieces OF es"
and shrcds of clothing from the branches e'n%N
parts of the body were found at distance OF po0A
A cent which Smith had carried In his pocho' We"
found battered and twisted out of shape "heh .h'
fragments were collected the police sent tem '" "o
One-bundredth-st police station, and they "ero
delivered to Undertaken Gordon, of No. $40 Ninth
ave-, at the request of Smiths son
1t was said that Smiths employers took nesv
look at tho wreck early in the day and went away
again. They probably will have to pay ioF Saa S tbat
age. The police made no arrests lneS nnS,ant,ties
the contractors had permit TO store small quail'.
of dynamite in the t0olbox, and Smiths uea'' "'
believed to be the result Of his own carelosshoS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
49, srncr M,nrrrs-nY rrrrnn,rn

BUFFALO Fob 2cattle-R Receipts ior last &c hours $50
head Total Tor TIE thus FAR 1890 head Tor The
tine last week TT20 Consigned through 80 Carloads
as ~ which q New. YORK aala
sheep and IAmbsRcceipts last 20 hours 400 hes
Total 0f the week thus lar 23hVO. For The time
$1,000 Consigned through II carlolfs Of which
NewYork % carloads On saie market STEADY with nf
- 90 Choice 10 Extra IS 90 as 30 Pair 20 os lambs
80 OOdf 70 Good Choice lambs IS Isl 90 10 Extta
Lambs 81 90 clo.rf quirt 4 carloads unsoid
tho weok thus oar ~ 900 Fgr time last woek AS
Consigned through % carloads II u which T. Ncwfork 20
carloads Elri maiket lower fAght Pigs a. g6a5 90
Selected Workers ~ fOq4 20 selected Medium Weights
% So Rough g 00&i2O stays 50 - sS 90 closed steady
all offerings taken.
CHICAGO, Union stock Yaris Pob. 2i.-"rhs Drover,'
journal" ropnrts CAtelsccepts $4,000 headi shipments
45OOi market slow. Beeyes g % 80. stsors e OJ
80 90 AMI fuedars s2 81 30. CowA bulls aal
Mixed Al 5G03 %. Texas Cows - 2O02i0
Hpga-Rrcripts $4,000 heal shipments 10000.
atrugrr. Mixed "a 1874 63g Heavy 81 80 "a b5 Ilght
e. as COS Pigs - 90 as 50
sheepR Receipts 5000 head shipments 1000, market
steady. Natives e. 0D0s1 30 Western CoTnied a. as
81 729 lambs 81 O00fB 60
ST. LOUIS. Feb 2i.-Cato- Receipts coo shipment.
300; market steady Choice Heavy Native Steers s8 40
ds4 30 Fair % Good az 9Ods5 80 Butchers Steers Medium
70 Choice 81 30 ass 80 st0ckers and Tesrs Cool
" 1907 20 Rangers. Cornfed 81 7o@s5 40 CRASHED
Hogs-Receipts 1000 . shipments 240oi market slow
steady Choice Heavy AMI Buchers Selections 81 ss 90
Packing Medium " Prime 81 30Gt 40 Light 0radeA
Ordinary 70 Best al 80 "a 90.
sheep-Reeepts 300; shipments nonei market steady
Fair 10 Choice Is 004e4 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N.wYors, Thursday, Feb. 2l;-BEEy Es-only 20 head
received 6a 80 carload, 9aaY i9s G S6sod ~ a.
back 2, Carloads changed hands IN III, day and
carload. YIN g S,S Syss d 6s nd Indicate 1'I
es beef lower 'saa , eAsg INA prime Us' Quality sells
Is from g ~ No Wonder when ne dressd6es l9Sn
sa buy Ge: as IN S SsIe g tsaS 90
'h' PSSto cable February SS Sb5 al
&c per b. The Glasgow MARKET iSF 1--we S5 ye SSs N s
bad early in mo week and l2 markets. w WERE about
iac higher The Queen is aden Win lVSo quarters Oh
OS GIo. sold late ysstfe55d5ay y al Sh fa
steers 1879 average az "a 20 per l0V u0' iai'
ae cows-N9 fresh arrivals Tes toS p sesdy
ana Ss5 70 s45 may be given as QuoauonS iof FO0r
Receipts all points 50 head na Tsss
Carload OF Westerns sold % 50Gsi per 100 NJ Com;
mon % Good yeals at sSass, Prime 70 EArS See0''u
bSssd Calves moderate request AID barely s ss1dy
for County dressed yeSIs Win e Calves doyR 70 So
c Citydfossed sold at SAFE and up 70 l. %3iS0 i0
ssissS Collins 10 Jersey vsoIs no 70 100 10 ay soS
are &c 7ds 1.2e per 70 10 do 200 ID H Soi uo' 'VV
!" D. Harrington; venls 1873 n. at &c; IL do 1913 n
" TsllenDeek Hollis 80 Western Calves ACC n, at
Judd sssSlngSsn Yeas 1i7 n at &C. ., aoo
hcss nhEp cars .N a coS and Is sd
81 Spring lambs also IN market Vim YIN ~ S
s a S S SS an cnss shs " Sc stock up
u O'clock e6 N R van Mho % baness Fair to Choice
sheep sold at s5as5 70 per ice n Sgils at ss and
Pdcock sold carload Of Very Prime =, Ml u Lambs
Spring lambs dull aud lower With sales o, Far 70
Prime at head. Common sell down 70 S1dSf.
Dressed Mutton slow at case for Poor TO Good;
Dressed YeaPng Lambs sold at (Choice az 10 l2
sales-Judd & buckingham; 19S state sheep 81 10
average. az iAo per n Oh State lambs 90 ~ AZ &c.
Newton Gllett: 100 Michigan oheep 5N 10, az oei
sh sSan cuTe r. 1oS Michigan sheep o. NJ at
s5 IS. 90 ON. 90 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
MINISTER PRESTON OFFERS A REWARD
HAS SOME ONE BEEN CONTEMPLATING HAYTlAN
BANK.NoTEs 1.-THE RUMoR ABOUT
HYPPOLTTE.


Two weeks ago Mr. Preston, the Haytian Minister
received an INQUIRY from bank note company IN TINS
city. asking II any one had been authorized TO negou
ate for $4,000 900 in Haytian bank notes MI Fies-
ton at once denied that any such authorization hah
been given by his Government, and employed nc
tectves to inquire into the matter He Learned Ola
two large packages Of bank notes. similar 10 layuah
money, had been sent the steamer George W. CNae
to Cape Haytlen on SATURDAY. Yesterday he caused
the following advertisement 20 be published
As0 REWAgD.-For a specimen Of the Hayuan Govern
DUU ment notes counterelted mere; a.I anS,hes ~
Of sad ccuntsreites notes were shipped last Saturday
steamer Geo w Clyde and cleared as Autograph. Apply
to the Haytian Consulate, No. % Safest
Minister Preston said "Some Of this money was
sent on the steamer George W. CLYDE on Saturday
and believe the notes very poor copies OF the
good money Autographs only. Even this could DO
easily circulated, since the ordinary people are not
experts In the detection OF counterfeit money. Ny
inquiries have developed the fact that neither the
American, the EewYoIk, OF the Cincinnati Bank Note
companies struck these notes of.
al observe that the dispatches from Boston say
that information received by the steamship Delta
from Port de Paix, that battle fought at st.
Marc on February ~ between the Legitime and the
Hyppollte forces, and that Hyppolite was killed and
Leatlme had won victory. That Legtmes forces
wese successful is probably true, but that General
Hyppolte killed doubt very much. II he had
been killed the novs would certainly have been cabled
to me- Besides, don't believe that Hyppolite was
there at all. have been told that the reason the
steamer Saginaw did not stop al Fort Liberty was
because that port had been taken by the Legtlme
forces: Fort Liberty Is midway between Monte
wood and ihen have 20 60 10 Cape Hayen for
clearance. as there is no Consul at Fort liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22

FLOOR AND MEAL-FLouR-TrAdingw was fairly &C
s % ws as pae SSye yet the export
demand reached mdose Proportions Prices ruled ssi9ng
bs 100 10. ssP0Sg iHslsdi9g ls9Q eeIs i Log ESt5,
Is 80 j S M HSs S Esa IS ssS 90 Fancy
s7ee7 10 1890 bbs Winter Wheat Exta, 90 2bdse 81
e. 0S aso sRS'o M Es zOI a gov P' p
s @S M f Maes low se 10 81 SSsss SS S g
Choice - sostS d FSney IS C51t5 IS Patents Poor
Sla ia SPrIss Wheat Low Extras o asssS es clear
ioo, - Fancy. sssse 90 Pa,sa,s' ofdSary % VERY
Snsi' g sSss S g F.o9s so EsneI $751; sSR
Market ed & s PdSgE .c SSs
demand sales, LOCO BIS shipping Grades. ss 2Ssss sS
Sse -. RYE fftoGR-is.ssr SS.t' but SsId S.%iy
-. coRSaEAiGs,esdi snd in faIr demand yellow
S Sis'9 10 s'Siis 800 O. e5 1s Pad
dsy pSi siI eonSinuss and Prices dFft about in por
tlhe,oIy manner Wholly keeping with he Chicago mar
certainty particularly among The larger concerns which
West seapefs in Consequence have atuatlon entire
IS IN ihoir own hanaA fodays fluctuations we're within
s a5aS G9y e asi ni H''s1S egHs q
beer selling by lew osSi hog,gs seoe9u e1e Ssis
De oSGsF side ard seador cable Hivlees Nay rallied
tered break on Tcszng and prices here fell back to ths
further decline May touching 81 90 So closing 81 90 81
p5s s and Ssrs holding aoSf The temper favored
DO 600 bushels future. no Red store and elevator.
quoted nomlnally 9sao9 lac DO aaeat sleti 90 IA do
A. ,s,eS closing az Ss 5ss; 40 2bFii sYssl 90 ssc
closing az eli DO May, Ell OF isasi 81 lilo closing AZ
Il St is; Do july o. 1905 lice, closing PC
besgm@s5, % TssSI $sS: closing o isc sss
5ie and State. 55d57e..... ID AltLEYfn light demand.
ales, 5000 bushels tvoTowed state. 70c.....BARLEY
hAIT-Dull and somewhat nominal Tworowed State
feature being the unusually heavy trading In Steamer
Mixed the bulk Of which between two houses No.
prices ruled strong throughout the entfe session closing
i-Sa14c higher remote months Cash grades declined
sog s oS sSdSg & s5 agS o 6o scS R1o9s
100 600 bushels spot including ungraded Mixed ~ 4od
isteci No. g. 90 1;se elevator: q i-2c delyereai
lyepd No % S4c elevator a 3aai2c delivered Old
do. acc delivered steamer White ~ t2ci do February.
closing at sc DO Y9rSa - i:sS1 Sse soss5ng a:
40 May, 90 14e43 $50, closing at 80 i;2ci do June
lB 1914 35c. closing at 1sc Steamer March, ~ I4q
Al bse; do April, 40 T.sat S.sci DO May, 40 asa
without showing any radical ehange Tradng hOgeyerS
was rather slow Sales $4,000 bushels future 9I 300
bushels SPOT INCLUDING No. zoe 90 white, S9SSSSie;
zoe; Nixe1 Western. % t.2G33c; White do. S398oc
g s d? Nm g a: 81 Ss q sya 40 81 w ff
Tcb,uary, closing a 33 iSc; do March, 80 ise closing
~ s3 l.sc do April closing at Ss l2e FEED@Quated
90 NJ 7oz7Sej 90 70. zoe 50 d 5OT7Ooi 100 n sSsooei
Hay AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arc moderate and
demand continues fair Prices In consequence arc
91 s9s ooc small scsss S? Mo- ss
5yg@f3Sc DARK Mixed SosSSc shipping OOSO5' Straw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb a. p. m.Consols 80 I.l0 for monev .n,
~ Sl6 for the account United states per cent bonds
i5l4 Atlantic and Great western first mortgage Trns
90 second consos 1907 Mexican Ordinary lsia 81 Pan
Mexican Central first mortgage bonds 7l9i -Ns o.
spanish a. 74se
Money Is 2 2lper cont
The Of discount in the open market for short bu .
2 three months bills 2aad2s, ner 'S ~
Bar silver Is quoted at az ca per ounce. "
Paris advices quote per cent renter AZ "a $780,.
Confines for the account and exchange London az ~
81 confines for checks. -'H"nV'
The bullion tho Rank of Fnot.., -,
anco to-day Is G22OOO. "o''"u Vh oAi'
during the past week ~i-'VOo
The proportion Of the Bank Of Englands reserve n ,h
which last week was a4s5 per is 40 40 ner
PARIS Feb 2i.-The weekly statement of fhs IA a., =,
shows increased Of 900 francs in gold ana
OF 3.775 600 francs IN silver A' an "Vteae