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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
THE STATE or TRADE

sNr,nopr FEB as.Lcottol "a u arm Mlddllns los.e
Eo ,.s, HSrs q d &c Ct FAMILY ann
i s ssS g d %i ss s wSSss
lsre. % 10 a. 20 svtss Wheatsouiheru stcaiy
Es' IL si ii sa No .S.. .. s ava
I Wy e, V w.san sr% Mixed
.Poi ss4sssSe MAfsh a. svS 500 oass urn AMI
s Nix s5s;s..s saa
$40 wss..sn wqss sys auiss stcsiy scs6se Hay
ss .,,u, p.s KS. s'' Psrt Il Bulk Meats lecss
shouder 20 cfent h ,lsSr Rib sidoz Ti.c Hams |
s,sorr a. iaSi2LS lard q ahys Refined az SSo
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TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. % (SpecIaD.-A ees OF si'ovo W
made In the pit to-day that whea. "0uia -. 49,
> mt before II sold up cents. May wheat opened
=, on sod between 81 OS "a and 81 %, sna
-, =, =, on 10 Corn became more sc,.vs ana
improved little in price May open9ea, At s 80 sssd;
touched So .nd closed At 30 - 90 900 hesd
W. ns,i wee shove the expectations Prices ~ ,ns
yards were cents lower There wss seIsIIy Armour
co' and cudsNy Co., but prices oioscd .. S wss
,nSer their opening. On the curc haJ "no~S w.
higher at Al on 10.
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GENERAL Maj

COFPE.Ie The spot mafke
bat tho Hoyement continues
lglSe. IN our last ihsus
resd u Lee instead VI 2ls.l
very hfmly he.d Options .
IN entire dBy, with abecnce
scalptng ttansa etionA PT,cf
early. from which the change
lcGvlng on SbouL steady. i
ou-Sct but clorrd WITH -
steady and unchanged. no ~
O $3.50, Good Second 10 "a
ya,e), 20 l-to; receipte 2 D
United States, l3.0Oo bags;
1000 bags: totsi stock. ~
1000 bags. Rotterdam. I
lave. 81 Loo: MARKET hAs
lava for Europe, 90. 600 b
- AAn 49, Ea1Am Ma
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15,eYc 70 .de,. IL - m Tsi ss,o9 2,
81 Sss { ss s sshsb E.ss % ysssl:s
300 Sscsh 6koplaets 70 i also 1872
ksfiys pdvate tesnlA peIltAA
10 D sysrsSs, Tese Rie died Hans Pa
a. g. dif III ss q fiehNf SsRYeI esiss
Soc l.2e bid; 10 Jane. o Toe " J
N i fi iiFs, request sg Es ' 81:
LARDcThere was Q ye,y .qalet ,
eselinsd aee ps1lnt,, On f s.n., recs
dull ana 3 points lower; sales 70 J
clofed At 7.lSc Gales. 500 10, f.I2t1
az 7.iS; MsY closed 90 7.14e sstes.
7.ios: Juno closed a. 7.i0e ssies. 7H
July closed 9. T.lse August sissod az
tes 7.1oaT,efe;. sepscno"r ciossd "
GSprtas ~ zoe ssps g. 7" H Ssss
but the changes arc unirnportnst "
fancy, 9eaaOc; ELgin creahiss,i 3o13f
fancy ess % &c: DO pripgss s AZ cc a. 10y
Do hsid. 14s1ec State dalfy, Wa N snbs, I;
H ,s = E9od 40 iJ III q goo god isasc;
hns, fancy, "a 1-2a2ss: Fair 70 ghoies,
dsldeA Good 70 Fency. 2lG2t lee 2
Western fpitation Crearncry Choice, 2o
Primo. le6lsci wnst.,n dalry, chI,e'
iSs1ec; do .conraou. , lSsITs; .
a. e n ISss ils Tssiiss i.ss:''y .ses
dairy ard factory. thlrSls. 113i2o rot
cuEEsE-ouist and bsreiy steady,
whjtA and cosored. State Far+orvs IL
II i.4aI1 1.1o Common " rdrne. 0t.21
9 1-2fioc medium, cE9ci cor.nqr, .2l4
II 40; fe,s:ylvsn.a ssima b b. itS ..
southern. 14Gf< SAC; Western, Il 1,261
81 es2 so per cnse LINED. o2tzc.
SUGAR. Rather quiet, bat held su
nnins Quoted T-ec. Centrifugal.
's5 Sse. Renned In p,odoran dsinal
Sc orushed, 50; Cubes. z l'sc POwdere
lated. 10; Mouic "An 7e 4; Cenfeetioners' :
whIA Exxa &c" 0 s.1oe: Extra &c"
S1.2c; yellow, Side.
STEARINE-Lard ouies and s.eady.
7 SAC. oleonargarine. In fair reques!
b city. o e-ic.
pALI.OW-Bairiv active at 6 further
CITY quoted Sc. Sales, 100000 N, b..
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COTTON MARKEys.-pY TEIEoRArx

LIVERPOOL. Feb 2S-4 p. m.cottous America i-Mihdfng
biA The sale. Of the dsy ucuded 5go Amer an ,,,.
futures steady. American hlhdling l. ~ Mddlnb
elaae March delivery 4G41 selers March !d Apsl de-
vcryco Io.64d buyers April aud NAY oehs ~ aO~etd
value May alt June delivery. oAoe4d buyer June And
July delivery l0oti buyerA July and AuNt delivery.
t6vtd buyers August and Septnm Der denye JsB+d
September aud october de's cry 10 An ou. eTs
September delivery, 3se4d buyers
oiIyrrron FEB 2s-ootton dull, Middlin T. loi Low
Middiing, 8l6 Good Ordinary l3le psl "a grdas
ceipts 40 bales sales oS7 bales seock so"s DAsa
NoHyolE Feb 2s->otton arni MdAhne IL 49, nst AMI
gross rscepta 05i bars eIppftS ooastwiss Ia bales
sales $50 bales stock. 40.2OS bsiea
R.vIrSAr P.b % Cotton steady Miahhn on, Low
Middiing s'.i Good Ordinary 7fe net t,d eross re-
ceiptA 900 bales exports coAstwse 3Ido hct BaIes
$50 bales stock 13,O3v bales
NSwomrAss Feb. cotton sie;,ly Middle 81 L..
bales gross receips 275b bales exports 70 ccnunout
COTS balesl salas 900 bales stock $40 2OS 10 e.
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RKETS
-. RKETS
TEE Ma -,
or PRODUCE I
ToTAE RECEIPf k,s ard Railroads
~. arn.4A r,tua. Al. 8. - -. 4
II REPORT.

kr Rh IL well maintained
NV. FIr cargoes quoted
&c Quotation should have
MA growths quiet but
sd very quiet thr"rghout
s, interest, save tbs usunl
64ciihed about 6 pnints
are light and infreo usnt.
'vre advanced 1 r.. az the
buon o. Ia N. Hamburg
J Regular First 10 kiloq,
~. Sc 500; exehanee tpri-
: bags; Rio clearance. for
.0lo clcarances for Europe,
900 bag; saDtos receipts
D. IS, 1BSe.--Good Ordinary
80 animation; sdeai from
kas: acoat from Est and
Ia: stock In EgtberlandA
I7A0 Lara "A iouoWBi
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$40 $50 sos 1851. 3os. %. Inc. Rse2.sl0
la1t52Tt a95f5sil Dc. 60 &o0

Deposits IN psnAA Fo'V'"'~'N
Net cash balances s29 eeS972 o. e. s9sS So
The foreign cAchngc market WI. eNIenltJ
dull. with the supply Of bills fully s1mi 10 the
demand at quotations for Actunl bus ness As fol-
lows: Bankers bills at "a SO 3-s ant. ~ 10 I-S
respectively for long and short sterhfF; french
francs at SIS 3-S and Ill i-8: re- Ihnarke ~
e5 80 and O5 "a, and guilders az 40 ga 40 -.
The governors Of tho llnnk OF EngE nj ht u'cir
weekly meeting to-day made no chang III IT. rate
for discount and It remains at pP cG't Dnfing
the week the mank lost flie,00O halHon. And
tho proportion OF its reserve TO iN liz oi!.leS vas
reduced from i5.40 10 43-5S per CEN, ',Ip'Ins'
decline from 467s TO 400 per cent the "nie
week Of last year, when It's rata for d ttonnt WAS
2l-2 per cent To-day the bank gain' ( 5000
bullion on balance The weekly state nut Of the
Bank OF France shows n loss OF l,025 900 francs
gold and q gain Of 500, 900 francs Eilv m AZ the
london Stock ExchAnge, British e. Ufcls WIRE
casics at 0S 1910 for money and % q d cx Aa;tl
interest for Few account. America niiwnyB
simply followed the home markets. bit generally
ruled lower than the home quot rtons. ~
Paris, p inch per eents rose 70 as. ~ Ia. aud
sight exchange on London Tos hr1n 81 %o.SSi-E
francs 20 the E.
The subscriptions 20 the stocks an londs OF
tho Syracuse Brewing and Mailing Cor lpeny wrrrre
opened yesterday Tho indications ar n, cr"de
10 large over subscription. The Of asnlidsuon
of such Interests and the economies rhich they
work ont, and therefore the Naats prnits
derived thereby, however, are not AS III hpeErci-
ated In this country ss in England. The Now
York BrcwericE Company WIS pefmttc N be sold
in London inStsad Of at home, and IA common
stock now pays Is per cent divid ndA The
securities OF the Syracuse Brewing a ID Mailing
Company will be listed at the Stock chanse-
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Excess Of Imports s'a ase sos sas.isoSSo .........
Net BasAneeA
Excess Of exports $f3. .9ss o. eese4 sHe7o,e12
The amount Of imported merchandise remaining
IN bonded warehouses ct the end OF January was
cal $40. eso.-a dsoreeee Of si5s.oeo for the
and IS, o7e, e3l JsnuaFy 81, 1887.
Ths immigration . the United States in JAN
nary WIS 1o,272 O ns, against l3,82s In Jan
nary, 1883, and ID e IN January, 1897.
WHAT WA BONE N STOCKS.
In to-day's stpcI specuation the stock of
Atohison, Topeka q Santa Re again was the
stock agsrsgsts 49, out Of total Of Isb, 500
fss Ell stecau. Early the price was drawn down
q SO, md seemingly everybody Was sailing; II
was the attraction Of the board-room. Bat sa-
leNt5S for fAir Ameunt Of recorded tsansactions
Nt9ok were NOT real there evidently was good
SuyiKs dat disturbed tho plans Of the nsw Tux
odos odmbinetieu 10 that the price wns not split
45dn epen.s Tn peice recovered to 81 Ia. and
i366ea 81 50 7-8, kGRtAst 30 "a hst eyenins
!: N Mriha sst6 dsalins IN AtsAisoa elected
~ d1Atan n III vhQh hsai 1eieo esn9AQu I'll
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pRonucE MARKETS

INE.root. Fob 1880 'n "a srIS &c :: S,nsna
b7s I'd porf-In poor demand Hhpis-In ir drmaEd
Bpnon-rhe demand has fallen on Chnesein demand
moor dofnand Slrits OF tulpenne la mir
maud Roain In fair demand Lard-Hpo; and fntes
fair demand prifns spot dull a. Sos o. febtsnry
dun AZ ass March and April dull ~ S6s 3D. Wheatln
poor demand Cor-spotThe demand n iuprOv
I'm fair demand mired Western March ste@I ~ - Oh
Anil staadY al 81 ii ID Hops at LondnbNew fork STATE
IoSpor FEB 2s-4 p m.-Caeutta lnseed, eOs OIL per
quarter hussed OIL ls WI owt rsnnel trolsuip oil
DIR GALLON spirits OF turpentine. 3ts ID per ewt
lsTwEnp Feo as.-WiieoIs lard closed NJ franos rs
centines pei 100 koa.
lsTwssr FEB o. Petroleum Fine peie Anst traces
oes tnes csld and ~ francs ~ eent,fnos seilei
nhxNSs feb. 2S--Pctrolsam---6 mArks 40 pisnn -
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Proposals.

AoUEpuCr coMaIsssI60,SNEaASN NO Sy 50 SRoAA
ROOM 2os' srEwWAAHYE sGW.YoRk. Feb q. lisa (
ITO CONTAGIOUS, an. ,.nsv.ao
al mber brush srss snd ether yegssnSs q "Sesas
me asc sd Esss prsne Reservoir on ha 80 an
" he crctoa River, and On Be- HfSSs' y esIisd 81
s sSs appssSsa ana en-; s. e
the S Sfse sc e H Sni wEDN Ron T. y
ssiseS &C ~ whi Hsos ssss Sans sS "a
pwsss ii Is tor dSns ssd vSrs Wv
oy sS S isrms q said approved esass sCd ssSUcseSss
therefor. and bids proposals md "a = sS
a. he sSSvs ocs Of The Aeuedyct CO 3 EvissG
peaaoE 20 w n nrrSans n. Srswstsrs Nsw'fes2 &
BY sfas, % e he ASqsdaes o9 gp&HrS q bVxE1
Secretary
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OIL MhRKETs

on crY Feb 2e>-Nstousi Trxnnt ,)ertbra spezsd %
81 A highest Ola lowest eoL Ssosod, 90 y AslsA
81 ss sssss. ';s ss. @
rtlA
rlrrssuas Feb o5.-Petfoleum fAfy nctiv, Nsasts.
Transit csrss.ses opened A. sl easet ~ Oh highest
BxAproxp, Penn. Feb. 2sssronis Transit cerfirsu,n
epcned % 81 eiossd 9: sis hshesk Wal swsst scse
rnys... REM Ess ass,ssss,s r..a.s sysd..,,
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b highe, Today. Anf that
focelptA in.raRted a mn on
n -alcs rcrc 4, praeucnl
w there psA , Iise OF o6J
re Of activity. closing tT1n'
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~ Treasury purchased s42i.soO a pet cents

The Treasury purchased S7~'''V -
aS I ~ State issues, Louisiana consol As soid at
s7RA south Carolina 6s non-iunaa, ~ oC -,
and Tennessee settlement % ao W. ~ An, ~ 1Ssyy
bank stocks North Amef'cA '''N
The general bono market WIS loI Sp s,nn,lS
active at the Stock Exchange p%s ousos W"te
koIlsvrn sssrJ NJ 90 gsI OF. MlH sukee, Lake
Shore and Western incomes TOY d Id ~ LOG
ios. Oregon Trenscontinental os Su ,h Sc ~,
per cent hIshet; than 'n Oregon s ri line Is
may . i be demand at Ill. The Phis delphi" and
Reading issues Ters quiet ana of nb Stock Ey.
In sne ,b "@e' WAS halt in the speculation IN
change change n 9agf' certificates they frc mated only
between 6s1s and SO a. and clos a AZ 76 % 80
win ss'ss Of G zoo s Psscs second 5:
o. o. "a Chicago and Atlante beneleiarle YES
~ ~ oaH 49, 14as 10 Brunswick Com pany 200
A. asi-saa2 1-2, and Mount Desert Aana 'oco'
az saI2i-2.
The money Market was bit ntm ~, and c new
l.. ~ Generally were made at l.? pc ccnt> Some
iosns were made at 3 per cent, but az inc close
the offerings were free at per vs',, " dar ,,,s
.s i foilows: Exchanges, slOS.ss2.os'; balances
s'iS Se Sub Treasury to-day was de otor TO the
Clearing h0S1H Saso.', made up nins Of
enee o ga currency and seO4 ois coin rhc days
Alterations covered: Receipts, s2soH1E pay
ments, s.ss2 400 resninus ~ a. 70 40 s3G coin
Of sls6,473,4lo, consisting OF si0s'' 'V'0'0 '''"
and sl4,442,6s3 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHING On.
The limited States Treasury AZ Wa .hington re-
ceived to-day 81 63540 National bA. * notes ior
redemption. ., ..,.,. ord ,ho
ir,n,nai revenue receipts were s496, SO.
To-dsy's Washington Treasury Atement oil
cosh on hand and deposits In bank co ninref Win
the figures Of the last previous "Iemeh' ~
follows:
Feb o. Feb % Utfr renecs
Nat goId on hsnd e1o2Ge7 SIS slot llooG Inc N7SaH
Net silver on IA II '.slo ~'r-''N"' 49,
Net legal tenders 10000, m ro- 90. To AZ
ON hand Z9,ToH,-o4 %'''o''O'' -
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LIVE STOCK MARK 1

New YC TsasS FEB 2sSIhEll Es S,is Tsesday
' ssa e. ei s RsFfs Pf GS
s pn ssss sa srss s e: re- e {: dropped
Ssds o. .cant oet per n .,o ou,,,s,,
e cry s:.s r: T. S.$s. e
2 cd p's s. s'' 81 sss YEA. T' 81
e., sofs4o Yer SsaG with 'eic,csd bringing in some
'''t' received aa q sn,sa g, 81
rs' = s !. sS Sc. s sss
Lee: sofP H.. o' y 'f ~ =. sys rags
cc C9, e II Joiss S Veal, issx7O n at s7ass 50
shTE IND .Susns s,, Is:S a., =.
asda q Jersey cy THE r.s say sSo enc q!
i @ is%s sssS
end ea1 ss Sr 9Ts q Choice
100 is,sS N 9 D,es ROM M g %
g 81 q 90 sh 1ss o.s esr,esd Sr9sns
at ,sss1 fs1' Se.d optional sale Of two
''i pts.. q Mutton = to 1s: AsS Tgcsa, and
slowly OSo l2c with eIt'a caro- ''s' bringing IN some
sssss ; 81 8 ,oGS S ss. :Saa v 81 sss s
e Is S:s "a b. Is % 81 sss's q iyi
a. M !: SO ~ fa 49, il 49, g.
s 6 y y. e ss;: a. ssS j. .
5.,,: i: Z E e.. 6 ss;:s a. 10.
s. s. : 81 a, . rs = So 80 49, z g
S:s.2 y: % sss ( & s!ss a.
"a g. % s e ss9 a. sal SEP
Mas en- m 10 ss 81 si s sp los n .c
"fs:II I Ks !. = I. sheep g
M 80 s.a r ssis'Ssia * rs '1'
.I;S re yeisns q g Ni I. !. g. Sheep
II: 81 u sS:S W sRa g Is
Sag, Ss, n g ta lss - g oss Z
s +: 70; ~: "a ;s as sSa bunch light ss
rig L. S s :ss I.s., : isI:,, E;
'A4 s.s ss q? sni a' q S' : cs ,ss average
% a. .a lS Hols 81 s,,s Pigs. os n at 81 rs
LIVE STOCK mARKETs-,Y TELEGRAPH.
B5o sS: C ss 81 h 2. hour ror Ss
80 n .ss 1 Se e A.. G sssSs n' :s
sS la ana hour were heal
T:s $50 sSs ' eSn ssas 4 saroSsl e.ao
JPft oo 90 q r % "a
y, s1 g fa 80 s: Sc S 81, + % %Ps
lambs here all Offering aiken 700 49,, 1u,., o..
Us, hour, w 5 nso a SsA Week ~ $50
Con.Isned ihTouyh carloads la Which u 20
carloads sale MARKET owsr en- en-. 4i,om ws,sh,,
a. ~ a. 20 Rough o. o. osl 20 sAss 50 2sesS 80 all
ofertngS taken. -. $500. r.,
Jcnn rsoorts: Cattle Receipt 1000 head ship
q ~ stecss,s AM yesier- 81 % s. Cow" Bulls aud
~. Of, 70 900 h~.i d pments 900 tarks;
10y Mixed 81 sOAs Is: hsTy - &Osa TO- LiEn'
sSesp Receipts 5000 hsa S%snS G %SUI - 20
sssrEi Trans IS IS IS IS Ian 81 ~ esS 90
a. Lou,s Fob r. pxS . 200 s,..r. 81 20
~ 2o Ta.r 70 td 40 0oasS IS Butchers Steers aSa%
10 Choice 81 so ass 80 stcfers "a teeisrS M ~
81 oV63 10 Hangers COrh'o1' - ''~'S w
81 ~ q: W ~ .., ! 500. market strong ;
ffs,cc Nenvy ANA Butchers SeleeCoAs - sv@ - -
PseSins Medium % Prime 81 1894 % AAsh' ''""'''
or Shsrc- Reoeipa so9 .ipnsa none; market hrm
Ear " chO!c- 81 oOs o. 10
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Cost aua 5sano.

(sT or groLFN. -nankbesk inSe9 p - ~ q
L Rsn1 scs ssyinss Sss Ss - visSis - III 8
&; 6: ~: /; S S.S IL
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE oF fhlo 'i.s
Thsre WAS a slight increase In aeuv''y IN e.s" -.
80. vns,erdav without any material enShse IN 49,
IN aae,re from Wednesdays hnal enoeaaea w.
,.aa hv, nearly all OF the loss was saoseqoehey ie
.od There would appear 10 be sort OK eohseA -
=, go tho oil speculation ridiculous. judging W -.
-, :, ,ha ,oom traders There was no news VI III III
SaStsnes and the covering OF the qoot1tsS % Thers
p s,e holders faith in the ssa,sseaa ,sry
a. snacena carry them through "np.ss ~
o. 30 danrsssion bus there Is speculative s rer.
49,, wh,rs NAV b. aired out into seny ine yhs
,su ing arr 81 character n excite riaie Am 49,
~ invittny attention the oil steeuiauon ~ - conn.
shoua ako aggressive steps Saey ~
sse, Of their position that he bull parry q
snn s.,v denned policy ventures sIe suw "a
besked aud the OF prices ett fot INC tina
sha 'ren,nniatons = speculative fAetionS III" "
eiosad fairly stead tone. .,,.~. .,.ra A foA
Tbe range OF Dr. .es and the total dealings "''
lows: stock Exchange. Consnldated.
0naninp ............-........... " al So
yIohest ......................... " I-o "a "A
Iowes, ..........-.......-.'.... ~ S9 III -
Final IA 600 io92,o 90
s oSetaticns Tor refined oil were reduced 10 4
% = IN cents per gallon In NewYork' aoo eeA~
Phiiadelphis and baltimore.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
cu.utysros Fob 2s-Turpentine arm At 10 10 ssso'
RayISsLH Fob. 2S--Turpentine nrm Aaf~-.
WILMINGTON Feb 2S.-Turpeaune urn ~ wv Il
PRINTING CLOTH MARX -
v,, o,vrp p,h "a The prin cioth market 10 quic. -
d,m sno. as are quoted At 10 lec. Faaiss we'0
demand with contracts July to oeoosI. - - -
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nhinpFV
g -
Coo1 Ordinary .......7 u 10
htrict Good OmlnAry..7 vs.

Opt.oi.S-L..ysrpooi esr;c
oourici Win nEhieF lyn
,trongef feeling here Ia
hanged prices subecavc
poln,4. .nsdinJ ~ fair De.
saleA rs. 80 oales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01

ket ADVANCED J.10c, ruling
All baics for consumption.
- azalnat 12.0iV belss
ss fof the anne time
II the rsostprs 81 the ports
With &.S7o, 600 bales
II season.
Aaarisan stpnaard Of classld-
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HAVANA MARxErx.

zAyaas, ~. ss:-sp.ssS .zsA a. s9hasa ss,. III.
s ~ g f 9. S sssa sss j
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
rzerpov- nav CrTY Ann ATpl IA

DETROIT. BAY CITY AND AIPI kA
1851 1855. le8a
Number OF mieA..... los - 80
Third week IN Feb. z Sal - 80
Jan. l 70 Feb. 2i.... b2OV' S@'Sl
LAKE ERIE AND wEYERN
Number Of mllea....- 6s o. - egE
Third week In Feb $3.50 eSo % tgsds
Jan. 1 10 Feb. IL. Hbo's %sSO0' oS~eON
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
Numbar Of mllea...- olo oN olo
Third week In Feb. elO5b2l tS4oo' TYXS
Jan ! 10 Feb 2l.... 900 $50 oS'V'" ooS S1S
Pennsylvania
Month Of January 49, s,.o-
Gross earnings 0hIl.lIl GSiHyt' S1ots 80
Operating eIDHusei.... 2e5'42o S2Jso' StoI e"I
Net esmings........ s1,2n85l sl'VoSv9' s4oSo 100
Add profits from ~ $500 =. -
Wehtern lnea..-...... 1b."5l oI'le 1Nt'S
Ne. b, PRR Co. 81. sos SO2 si,o0SIo eLua20i
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CITY. 71.2S
T. sales, 100000
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01

COTTON -Tbs spot ns
ann ard quiet sales
Port nealptA n,lsl pale
iaet week and 1850
lssi year. since Saptombef
sIgrcratcd 1870, o4e eGer. &c
Tor thu corresponding linz 70,
Quotations are based ~ !
tau1n
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-20

regularly. If it is your fault that you
don't care yourself and take his part in
the evening when he comes home COM
planning, why wake up to your interest,
go and visit the school and join hands
with the teacher and see if the boy has
any reason for not improving in all his
branches of study before granting him
the privilege of quitting school at this
season Of the year.
1t is said that DR.. J. G. Brown has been
giving some Of the ''patient" citizens of
Great Falls dose of chicanery and dead
beatism-sometime new in therapeutics.
He borrowed sum of money and gave
as security what was ostensibly his gold
watch. The neat little package was given
to Mr.. Carrier, to place in his vault for
safe keeping. Mr.. Carrier, smelling a
mice or a niger in the fence, opened
the package to make sure of its contents.
Sand was all 1t contained. The doctor
had taken his departure for the East.
However, he was arrested at Crookston,
Minn., where he will be detained until
Sheriff Downing reaches the place and
takes him in custody. Sheriff Downing
will leave on this afternoons train and
will return to Great Falls with his pris-
oner. The doctor will have to explain
his unprofessional behavior. It is re.
ported that he owes sundry bills which
he forgot to liquidate before departing( p
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-20

The following officers and directors Of
the Montana National Bank of Helena
were elected at the annual meeting held
Jan. 1s, 1880: Otticers-C. A. Broadwater,
president; l.. G. Phelps, vice president and
acting cnshier; $. +. Atkinson, assistant
cashier. Directors-A. q. Clarke, II. +.
Galen, Herman CAM, s. G. Ashby, G. w.
Cannon, Peter Larson, II. C. Wallace, I.
ID. McCutchcon. A semi-annual dividend
OF 4 per cent. was declared payable at
once. The surplus was increased from
$37 900 to $4,000.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-20
sTREAKS OF LIGHTNING.

Denver is terror-stricken with the
dread smallpox; reports Of 750 cases in
the city being circulated.
The. white star steamer Teutonic,
launched at Belfast yesterday morning,
is 582 feet long and nearly 10000 tons
burthen-largest vessel afloat.
The Springer omnibus bill, for the ad-
mission Of Montana, Washington, and the
two Dakotas passed the house on Friday.
The Mcdonald substitute, for the i'm
mediate admission of South Dakota, was
rejected.
On Jan. 5th a most serious state OF
Affairs existed in Samoa. On Dec. 18th
sailors from the German men-of- war
Adlea and Ebea attacked Mataafa's
soldiers under direction of the German
consul and Capt. Fritz, senior German
naval officer. As result of the encounter,
twenty-five Germans were killed and
thirty-two wounded. Since then the
German war ships have burned all the
American houses, torn down the U s.
flags and seized American citizens.