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,,vsapoot Feb $3.50 D. m.-Beef-rn poor denann3
s India mess at los Cd prime mess easy ~ oys ~
yorIn poor demand prime mess Eastern easy 2, vss
aasy % sSs Cd Cheese-The demand is mprov ssa
I'm moor demand SPIRITS of urpentine-in II p esl,
n ~ 9ss DO fair demand ,s,tt
demand uturesIn poor demand prime snd xpPil S
NJ ss Sd weatIn far demand Flour IN a,r yvas.rn
corn-suot and futures1n fair demand mAea % ~ IA
ii Ill April duh a. So ii I'D Hops al bondon-So"
state In fair demand. :.
LONDON Feb S-Calcutta iinseed ass Oh par 10 "a
fined petroleum, 6ad6std gallon nnseea eaks - -
per ton for Western; sperm oil, &4so &ao per Jun Oh
ANTWERP. Feb. 8.-Wile0x's ard closed ~ % n~- "
centimes per 100 kios. n frazos
ANTWERP, Feb Ss-Petroleumr-f tne pao Amoeie'- =
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NEw.YoaK Feb sFolow1ng ths net receipts Of the
THE STATE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE Feb s-cotton duh but drm, Middlnr loo
Flour quiet, hrm; Howard Street and Western Supernns
81 1908 s0 Extra do SO 6094 SOL Family do q s53e Is
Patent So 35 40 80 Spring do % % do do Straight
FulN ssSlOSci Longberry sssIosci No 2 southern
&c S reSSsy sso sksa March
Il S4lci Yellow SoS4se Western steady Mixed spot and
+2942i4c steamer spot az 3saS9i4c Oats dGl and
steady Southern and Pennsylvania quoted at 500
33c Western White 32934c: do Mixed 2993lci Graded
steady; Prime to Choice Timothy SIG 5ossi7 co. Pro-
Shoulders ei4e Clear RIB Sides 7kc: DO packed ava
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quiet Refined 6sOc coGee hrm steady Rio cargocs fair
fam Refined i6a lesc whsksy at 81 IL Freighfs TO
Liverpool per steamer active and arm Cotton 1921 Flour
per ton in sacks EOS Grain bush I'D Cork f2r orders
Corn 100000 BUSH Oats 1000 bush. shpments-Fow
5000 bbs Corn 10000 bush. Saleswheaf 5000 bush
Corn $4,000 bush.
BUFFALO, Feb. -wheat-Active inquiry for Old No.
g. g5$i 90 New No. Hard dun a, q "a Ne Northern
and sales Of 10000 bush Red at 81 o. o
81 04 5000 bush. No Red at 904c cars Extra No
No. white oregon at 81 or No White Michigan 81 OF
Corn unsettled and lower sales Of 20 No az 36
36sici cars No az 36i2e No SEC on track Oats
2S track Barley In fair demand No Canada IS
ice; No. 2 Canada 7007lc No. Extra 61183c: No
Canada 62a65c Rye duh and unchanged Flour n good
%nier e 4oss es MeeS nnchsnssd Winter Bran
SO 00Sl5 20 Spring Si4 20 Csrnneal steady Oatmeal
steady. Receipts-forn 1000 bush oats 1000 BUSH
ShipInents-wheat $500 bush. Corn Is 600 bush
searf.-
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5SPs isSSo Ss.R ii: ooS Ss:s
ssipiSents 1850 bnsS Corn 1000 bush 'A'-
CHIoAeo Feb s-The leading futures ranged as fellows
WHEAT 40. 2.
February oDsPst ss H fS I0s 49, os fss
MspcR lSSs iSa. lSS iSss
M sniy ;.......... 1917 iSSiis iso 49, SS:
E Ess'E.:,: III T. rs I:
May,..-.....- 2s'' 271 2es ~
MESS PORK PER ssL
February ~ 80
Nay .......... ii55 ii7o ii55 is7s
LARD. Pes 100
E E;sESS.:, ~: ~ sS S$SS' ~. ~:
SHORT RBs. 100 Ls
S sSS1S.', siSsst saa. sis s$ssss
Flour firm and unchanged.
casb quotations. were as iolows No Spring wheat
iSc No accrn she 80 6ss aasY No az sy0 sssc
FGsy esf H. % snort s'i rs ss
boxed ws:isy ai:iIlss ani:ssS sssd; = %
esa s1.i6"a "A" Ssss
Art sss 1eGSsiBR 5s shipme6o6So
Wheat BUSH 10000 5000
9sts issSS s5SSS
R Rys Su Sa; 1889 1853 s sSoS
the Produce Essanss ssay ne Butter market sc s
Fsa. . eSS at s''d 70 Choice
rs@y z 5 gss s. Tsy ';s e e. s5s
: se Fork "a du h nominal ST. % sSt
s 5sas' s'H' 3 .t e :sIs: T ~
nnes G SsSsey sugar se s' Hsrd aeSns
q 9s s pscns and B BSehs j. s1a
head shP%s1 an SS ra hsf PE " ErsSsnss
easy, par buying Receipts Of wheat 1000 bush ship
DETROIT Feb s.-whsata.No. whss cash lolsse' ESs
c GsS GssS q ssS sso Fssy @
No 25e No awhile o zee 5soeP''-wAeAs 800 'aaA
cd4n .sssy No 1eS Mixed n Sa oss steady
Mixed 25c
ing quOtatians were: No Hard. February 81 lsi az
Northern arsn a 81 6s 20 March May .ss
Sc 3d. Do Nav ss Oh track Ssospts III cars
and shipments As cars
.tssdy ss. 81 FEB May ' dS
quiet steady No White 2stS Rye steady p NO
cab cab 81 Hs sf CWsI &c a. g Fsssas
G GSssss ' ssiS Rsiiy easaa'
sUS OIs w goo i S6 Wheat 400 Barley 1000
Na ss New Rejected 2s s2so oats rm
No White No White s4% %,p eye al fp Ss
s sisag Ell S g. &C. bush $1,000
and PeaDsyivana saperne 81 1908 SC d9s a. Exit.
g. SSGsS 81 FAMILY NS as
SSsss, e g Co.'S SSss q? 81 Gs aaA ocss
SeSs a' s LGas sn $ ssssssra s VIM
Patent Far g cnSsG e Psis
ass 10 Rye nOur quiet and sSw oh S ner loo lSs
oernss but from all sources wa ngss NOi Red
i %pr fe ~ Ssss 90 for May at sssSs steady
Ps1nsyvans oSrS ysa sss hsS ssn SsDo
elevator ace s s l S and T T.Sw Z cram cram
f Dept FeS s9S 10 March
NS White Sc No. Wh:s 2Sn:t SIs,n e,
s4ssc DO for April SaSSs4s 9 40 Nay s0a W,,isss
@ w5ss sHSs S sSSs sSG ss
PSSa pSns da steady Family
f Hams sO 81 So4 POrs-Iss New sSsis Do Pns
Mess New sl4 So DO Family SIS eoSlo 90 Asns
81 s%S az Il s sSsS sides Clear Sss smoked
snCusss a DRY y ss c@rsa do smoked
Bellies pickle SSshc Do ess sa. steam SssSn sssiSc
batehers loose He Butter steady Penny, ~
sDS Eh rsa sSs sas Il iss
ii si5cs Packing Ole EGGS dun pennsylsan ivan
P PSTs sfS,Sc wf Sa skns s aI
Powdered 7c eranuaied reeS ann 10 ABEL
l Ssan sig Se Goo SS w sss
S SSsS. "O'' ''
Jay k 81 c eV Corn dull cash February s3ss nay
Soc Oats quiet cash 20 Rscsspts WI 1000 bush
cepa 1000 bush oats 1000 bush Soyerseod 800 49,
Shipments tents Wheat 900 bush Corn 1000 bush oi0'~''~
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fost ano fonno.

S105 REWARD win be PAID ,d fof the recovery o.
small diamonds lost about four weeks ago In or near
Past Y7th-st. TIFFANY CO., Union Square.
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Mem Publications.
HARPER e. BROTHERS
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
FARJEoN,s NEW STORY.

roYIrRs OF BABYLON. A Novel. BY B. L.
yARJEoN Author Of The Peril Of Richard Pardon, ;"
Great Porter Square" Aunt Parker" &c. syo'
psns, covers 40 cents No. ess in Harper's Franklin
Square Library.
NJ, Farleon preserves his charming style. and works
sut striking plot with unusual sk-(Hartford Couran
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cowoN MARKErs.-BY TELEGRAPH.

,wv,poot Feb 81 o. m.-Cottoprhe sales OF the day
,,clvded 1000 bales American Futures closed steady
NfiddlIng-I0w Mddiug clause February delivery
No bnyerss February and March delivery, 37-Bie
Saiiers March aud April delivery 3764d bnyers April
devcrv 36B4d buyers; May aud delivery
hn ssSl2 BUYERS June aud July delivery s76id buyers
sS,emSer delivery S664d sellers September delivery
SSeSa cotton statistics are iollOws
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At THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1 IN.
a between 5th and 9th ayes-The Pastor, Rev SAM ~.
N. HAMILTON. d. D., VIM preach at ~ lor0 g. m anu
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rwENTY.THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. COZ
ner Lexington ave.-Rey L. A. eRANDALL' e Pastor
sohod 40 D. M Strangers and young men special
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r,N1vrpsITy PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
...ses to,bst Rev GEORGE ALEX AMBER ID. D., Pas
Tor public worship tomorrow az II I. H. ana p m
Wednesday evening service at 5 O'CLOCK
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a,,vvsroN Yah s-Cotton irrn Middling, i0 Low Mid
dins p, Good Ordinary 1916. net and gross receipts,
S35 bales, exports eoaswse, bales sales 700 oaesi
stock ,933 bales o--o -. - .,-.. ~ 400
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x,,rsr TWENTY. THIRD STREET PRESBYTERIAN
cHuRcH 2Sdst, near IN S pss, SUNDAY
RoRERT +. SAMPLE ID. ID. SunoaY- seho0'' $3.50 a IN
o., ct,rrpcu Nodison-aye corner 3Sth,st Rev
r q TIFFANY D. D., Reetof.-Servtce5 on Sunday,
AZ II A. M and 4 .. Strangers Welcome
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HARpER,s FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.

NEW ISSUES. 6vo, Paper Covers-
TorERs OF BABYLON BY B. L. FarjeOn...:.. 40
THE WEAKER VESSEL BY d. Christie Murray.
illustrated by George Du Maurier. 80
WHEN A MANS SINGLE BY ]. NJ Barrfe........ 35
THE PERIL OF RICHARD PARDON. By B. L. -
FarjeoD illustrated %
FOR FAITH AND FREEDOM. BY Walter Besant
Illustrated 90
THE COUNTESS EVE. BY j. H. shorthouss......, %
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AT THE CHURCH. No IL Lafayette Place near an ,h
st-Rey. T. w. CHAMBERS d. D., VIII preach III 4
morning. Rev. EDGAR TILToH. JR,. WIZ preA'n
the evening.
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AT THE CHURCH, 2oth-ss ana otn, aver YER
vices
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AT THE COLLEGIATE DUTCH oHUTSHEs -
.fopninq service az II O'clock evening service at
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AT THE CHURCH. 4sth-s. ana n, tsvs,cas
EDWARD B. CoE d. D.. viii preach at both services
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Jneirnrtlon.


Rov. and Young Men-oountrY.
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THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
o,,ncen eth and nh ayes-ReY. J. NJ WORRALL ID. d.,
Tastor nreaches AZ 10 80 a. m. and 45 p IN Sunday
school az 80 A welcome to all
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sprHrrs OF TURPENrINE.
WILMINGTON, Feb. s.-furpenune 1rin a. AVA
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Musical Instruction.

a NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
n For IL years located at
EAST 14TH-ST. ONLY ia door OF 5th-ave.)
Established 1868, chartered IN 1868 and empowered to
award Diplomas and confer Degrees
At this FAMOUS MUSIC SCHOOL ftho first organized
IN Amerlcal students receive unequalled advantages
ID ANJo and GUITAR taught in twenty private lessons
- with or without the aid OF notes. HENRY O. DOB
SON, 1910 Broadway, between 32d and $50 sta
For Young Ladies Country.
~ COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEwoop
IN. j. Reopens september 20. Preparation for col
icge specially Pupils admitted 70 Rhssar wellesley
aud Smith certificate. ADALINE w. GTERLIN6
CAROLIEE Al. GERIiISH. A. n
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ahve and 2od st-Preachng by the Pastor the Rev. Dr.
ENSIGN MeCHESNEY &C IL a. M and 40 D. m
Eyening Service preceded by a Praise Service.
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FIRST CHURCH 121sts near sd.sye;TR Re- j Ell L.
Rev U. ID. GULICK.
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NORTH DUTCH CHURCH
Fulton Street Daily Noon Prayer Meeting
from 70 TO o'clock Come IN. rest and pray ,o,ta
10 Sd % P5 s Sa OF s' s sSd s. 8
NEW s8. cH Esy Eai
Services at II a M tho Rev. JOSEPH PEIJEE zen.
sT3 Pastor SS me Moase and Family Relations for
the Kingdom Of Gods Sake and It's Consequences III '
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN oHg ~ P,o, cOIes T q Oh E.
RosSITER d. d. Morning service 10 80 suolesss,i
f f1oceden ay'ni1 % cordially cordially n1sA 1''''
PROSPECT HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, e $40 I'd
st between Park and Lexington sVes-Rfsacnins 'S.
ssa &c S' a 20 Pastor Rev. H.
R M s5g RSE SHYHGa VII
4 y ssc eo9 F Prayer Dr. meeting
evening eve sxsH az . Q ''''-- ''''
PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPIsooPAL
CHURCH, s6thst-seryieesi 10 ;go RR1c3 RS
BOYLE B. b. sunday school ESQ p Strangers
RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH s9d-ss. and 10th
e 35s P sEEylokk s FS &ERL%
GREGoR sunday II m by Rey T lion ,som A ReY
6%GF9 gRGfREhE ad saS B.
day evening BY Rev Tn s. M. NhoA Hps6H D. 3:
T WedSs.aay s'S s3eaias Rev. WM %ATSE
Tfp evng Fraternal greetings BY many minis
ters and laymen Everybody welcome
REV. WALDO MEssARos Pastor FRS. Free Bap
fist Church West 25th-st, between 7th and sth ayes
Hearts As ,. m. oOacks' Everybody welcome.
RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH gs Ssse,Er g M
corner boulevard and West 7sd-s Rev RoBET KS M
Do %say p selSsd wSanssaay sSsninss
ST. BARrHoLoMEws CHURCH. HadIson.. I'VE, and
t4th;st, Rey DAVID S sIi,n~ sorvtsc' AZ III
sbe csss At Us; and evening rcs 4: o'clock
strangSvs welcome az every service.
SOCIETY For ETHICAL oULTURE.-Mr NJ. MAN
Hal on SUNDAY. February TO- a. II rs a. Subject
''The Character and Greed Of Gautama Bgddha All IN
terested are invited Doors open ~ 10 80 o. m
ch srH gStSs and and 5t6syS By Rev EoNAp WOOL
sEY BACON D. Morning, u 9e9eT p,,vs, proV
denee and Miracle
ST. LuKE's METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
4lst-s % "a m ana s,d 40 ~
Christian Advocate Young PEOPLES Prayer Meeting
FISK viii speak before the Young Peoples Association
.,. sI AN Reetor the Rev GEO r VAN DE WATER.
ID D. win preach at II m and also at Z 80 D. M
Choral veSDers. p m
ST ANDREWS METHODIST episcopal qHURGh
7istst between othaye and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
No no t y REV. ~ JAMES z HsS NJ T. KING. b s. ~
SEVENTEENTH STREET NETHoDIsT EpIsco-
PAL CHURCH.- Morning, Rev JOHN PEGSi evening! Ing
pev A q MORFHOUSE Chief Justice DAVID Me
| ADAM lectures Thursday evening, Hth; New-YorRs
Dangers"
ST PAURs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
4thave and dstPrcachng by the PASTOR the Rev Dr.
ENSTCN McCUESNEY &C IL a. m. and Z 40 D. M
Evenine Seryice preceded by Praise Service.
rurRTFENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
hai1cen sth and Tth aVes-FleY. j. Nj. WORkALL, d. ID,
Pastor breaches 10 80 A. m and 40 p IN SVhoay-
srhool AZ 30 A welcome 70 All
TwENTY.rHIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
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HARPER & BROTHERS. New-York.
cThe above works are for sale By all booksellers
will be sent BY HARPER BROTHERS. postage pre-
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gnstrnrtion.


For Young Ladies-City.
A RI LECTURES FOR LADIEs.--Rev. DR.. GardnePa
a school for girls 607 bthaye Mrs Gardner, author
Il ACKsoN SEMINARY, 2o25 6th-aye New.YorK.-
y boarding school for Young Ladies and Children;
tenns $500 yearly
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE lFoundea $3.50, HONE
AMI DAY SCHOOL.-Central Park, West, at 82d-st
Morgan Mensionl Nine VAN NORMAN. Principal
90 WEST BOTH ST.-Misses JACoTs SCHOOL Tor
DO Young Ladies and Children; second term begins
Monday Feb zth Parents invited 10 visit the school
Dancing class under Mr. Do Garmo
For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL I.47s Broadway,
u 42d-S SD year primary commercial and asst
departments; instruction thorough. NJ. NJ. HOBBY,
w. L. AKIN. N. O. HENDRICKsON, Principals.
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL, 80 East 45th.st.-scenuae
w Classical, English Two hundred studenta have beer
prepared for Columbia School OF Mines
For Both Sexes-City
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE; s.sts
n. whether for boys or girls; city country. r. g.
THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAsEs
Madison r fESSsMsrs 2ssAss S s6S Broadway
Branches; Brooklyn, Boston. Washington Philadelphia
Art Schools.
MT RS LOUISA d. CULVER will resume her classes.
Nt from October %, In Drawing, OH ana Water.coer
Painting sun Life, Flowers and Landscape. China Paint
ing '"D No % WEST 2sDsT.
Preferences Mr.. d. Huntington, President National
Academy OF Design, Mr. william Hart N. A. Mr.. James
ii. Hart n. A.. Mr.. David johnson. NJ. A.
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SECOND CHURCH. 123dst and G x,aye; .1 go,
Tor not ToIne 10 church examined by the Pastor Rev.
n HIITCHINSON SMYTH, %. %.
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SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST EPIsco-
PAT Gnu Rey John PEGS eYeni Ms
ADAM lectures Thursday evening. 14thi " New.forks
DaDQersn
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AT COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HA
T,FM
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NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Of 9th
ave- by the P S ! Kex
Can Evening service Z :45; subject: Mlghsy
Precedents All cordially invited
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH Fast s 6th st., between s1ses
park and Lexington ayes, Rev. S. S. SEWARD Pas.os'
Services at ii a M tho Rev. JOSEPH PETTI,EIE. zen
eral pastor of tho Massachusetts, Association, VIII prvh
snbiecs Leaving the House and Family Relations t9i
The Kingdom Of Gods Sake and It's Consequences In tn
World and tho Other"
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AT UNITY CONGREGATIONAL SOCIETY, Arthu
Hail Ienox. ave. bet 12eh and 18TH ts-5eryees a
IL sunday.school at 3. Rev. MERLE ST CISolA
WRIGHT Pastor
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CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION, Madison.ave. an,
g5th-st. Rev ARTHUR BROOKS, Rector.-Momng ser
vice, III a. m AFTERNOON 4 p. The Rector viii
oficiate. Strangers cordially Invited