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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
bid. Ask.

State bonds we're unusually active, and the
transactions included Louisiana consol Is at a
small recession 10 81. North Carolina consol As
at "a, and South Carolina 6s Brown consols AT
105l Ia.
There was no apparent diminution in tho de,
mand for railroad bonds and further fractional
advances were scored by most of the active IS
sues. Atlantic and Pacific incomes gained the
fraction at % "a. while the iirsts were la per
cent higher at 81 3-4 Hooking valley os al,
vanced 3-4 TO SO "a. Oregon and Transcontlnental
firsts 1-2 TO l04 l-2. Fort Worth and Denver City
firsts l-2 TO 90. and Missouri. Kansas and Texas
general 5s were IA higher az 81. The only de-
cnes of Importance were i-2 per cent each IN
Chesapeake and Ohio currency Is TO "a, Toledo,
st. Louis and Kansas City flrsts to % l-2, and
Western Union collateral trust 5s 20 04 Ia.
In the unlisted department of the Stock En-
change Cotton Oil certificates We're quiet between
SO l-2 and 81 until the last hour, when they rose
rapidly 90 SO LIS, closing ct 90 5-s The sales
were 1881 shares. Other transactions were In
Georgia Pnchc hrsts Mt 10 20 IL Ia. seconds of
76 1-s 60 20 3-4 and incomes at 30. Chicago
and Atlantic beneficiary advanced to 3-4, and
Sugar Trust certificates further rallied TO SO 3-8
Money ruled at per cent, and the bulk OF the
loans was made at that rate The extreme range
was from 2 l-2 at the opening 10 j l-2, and az
the close the supply was abundant az per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges s72,47o'i2s' Daiances'
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House sS.32y.6sG Its net loss on Dali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
SOME NEW BOOKS.

From Macmillan a Co. we lave one volume COM
r,e,a ad,.,on If yordswortht Poems, including the
newly printed first book of "rhe Rcciuse, witn an
excellent introduction by John dorley cnronoiosc
list of wordsworths poems, boliography Oh .ne
noems. an index to the poemt and another to the
a., Y,res toeetber with notes appendix and pre-
faces The type, though small is beautifully clear
.r1 considering the low price which the volume
a. sold it Is really marvel Of completeness and con-
sciontious editing and making generally.
The same publishers have isslnd "sketches nom
n Tour through Germany and Ebllsnd," by j. X
Mahsfy and J. E Rogers. profusey illustrated WIN
vieys OF representative and arciaio architecture
In the joint production 1t Is presmable that inc oA
fell 10 Professor Mahafy. 1t Is light bright anu In
tcrestng. Tho information concerning OLD ouhuinss'
STYLES and reservations Is generally sh as TO AWAKEN
interest but seldom so thorough to uppy the place
of serious guide book. The illustrations are In gen.
eral remarkably good but there are still too many
sloyenly wood cuts. Had Professor Mahaffy lot him
self GO more when IN his moods OF Total gossip ana
observation II Is evident that the book might have
been made even more attractive TO the general reader
BUSINESS, by James Plstt F. s. s., is author
lied American from the seventyffth Ehgish edition
(G p Putnam's Sons) of a little work which was
written with view to rousing the English public
to The need of systematic business education The
melting cause was the threatened substitution Of Ger
man for English clerks in most mercantile houses
on account Of the superior qualifications VI the Teu
tons. The work is practical, full Of common sense
and good Judgment in regard to the preparation for
commercial pursuits is written forcby and plain
IL save in so far as 1t treats Of fiscal measures.
Mrs. Amanda Martin has written curious book
entitled Our Uncle and Aunt" 20. p. Punam), In
which woman suffrage, the woman question generally
temperance, and divers other problems OF more or
less gravity are discussed under the thin disguise of
dof0F N
the author tells U.S. represents the average nan and
woman of America" The book also will mveal
certain principle to all who seek it, Perhaps those
who seek II would have been more numerous had no
attempt at mystery been made. There is plenty OF
rational thinking in the volume, but It is too much
wrapped up and involved to suit the taste OF this In
dolent and impatient age
The sixth volume of German Classics for American
Students e. P. Putnam's Sons IS Selections from
Lessing's Prose Works and Compendium edited with
notes by Professor Horatio Stevens White, of Cornell
The selections have been made with Judgment the
main purpose being to stimulate further and indie
pendent research by the student.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
AueticmSaIes.
GOLD MINEFoR SALE.

-
To be sold at public aueon by the undersigned a
the Merchants Exchange, IL the City Of HaEfax on
Thursday the Fourteenth dAyof March next at twelve
O'clock noon that extensive aluable and
GOLD MINE known as the Irerin GOLD NINE situ-
ate on tho Atlantic coast, aoo ninety niles OF said
city Daily mail from HslK Telegraph ONCE az
Salmon River four miles from5e works Salmon River
h,rbor never freezes and sand easy Of access ThA
mine embraces $40 areas eac15ox250 feet all in
hock The entire area measts fifteen hundred feet in
width across, and eight thousi five hundred and fifty
feet along the lodes The les have nearly fourteea
wears 10 run and at any be renewed period
OF twenty.one years, upon paens OF dollars per
area Within this area is bot veins dipping each
side OF an antclinal. They Fe been found by tests
made on the surface extend ward Of 1000 feet The
ore has been partially removed depth Of 200 feet
a distance Of about 700 feet to a depth averaging
hout 20 feet over addition1 900 feet in length
,hereabous The veins ofrous width. the largess
averaging about ten feet Of soiuartz. /
This mine was discovered ine autumn OF 1880 but
was not worked TO any extent IL the autumn OF 1851
+. has yielded up TO the end ohvember S10i2 ounces
Of eod from sos tons OF quaraccoring To the sworn
,ctnrns made TO the Mines y. The gold be
nroiueed at cost which willsve ver handsome
margin OF profit
The mine is operated by maeery worked by water
the power Sss ESs 10 se q .s rope
about $50 feetand lying psraito the outcrop Of aid
s SslIns: River crosses the pop twice is supplies
~ hoising and pumping powered the same watef 10
.sesa,SaSi used 70 drive the Cler The latter has
,htpty.eisht stamps and there iaple power %
arts three times numberSixy stamps can DO
opersted with PRESENT maehner Uf the 40 horse.
ppse,v Ave Is usd There ut 700 acres OF we-
..,,beSed and welLwatered land ned with the mine
This nartly covers the areas and ere IL does not ne
diately adloins them IL Is alsopyded with steam
Mani 70 operate aoIstg gear andmps IN case Of aee
as. e s q e properly awsS
mine The crysher fOreSTryng GU and stables Oiss
number OF employees.
shin and owing the eath Of the principal owners
it kas to be sohi 10 cable his ee 70 be settled
good title will be giver -
Terms ten par cen cash, bala within thirty days
,rom day OF sale Th,depost forfeited I'm ease ne
nnrchassr fails comIete the purse within that tine
Further particulars co be had oeferenee 70 y; u
NElGUFR o. C., Blford Row, lifax, or TO JAN2
| DucGAN 4 SONS. Actioneers. Hord Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
conrnr MARKETs.-pY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Fob ia mcOton.Tne sscs q ' ass gay
included oovu roS Middling clause, February delivery
sStd buyers February and march a sn nrs Ipr
w. ssliyery sIb4d buyers May and June desery
"a 5sS buyers June and JSy ashys 2rs August and
July ana dsiyery 3i64d Sellers september delivery
34.64d sellers ,,,r,. ~ ro~ MA
All IA Good Ordinary 1916; net and gross recsips
i s5S bales; exports coastwise Aofo Vnes' e' ~
stock "a, 396 bales ,.,, n IVA al,
NORFOLK Feb il-Cotton firm. Mioanng s.i~ ,o @s
RECRUITS b42 bales gross receipts haias .sles AN
10 Great Britain $50 bales coas'"i0o' i'o.'
bales stock 46.l67 bales ,,, a., -.
SAVANNAH Feb 1L-coton steady Mdann ing; 'r roas ps
cents I706 bales, exports coastwiSe - oaioS' ''' wv
bales stock. S3667 bales. AZ,
c. roT,s Feh ll-cotton firm Mdding. 9si Low MO e,
,S % Ma Good Ordinary 7l6 net receipts oos
lales, gross receipts 1,2l6 bales; saipheh'' i'0
saes bales stock 1881 bales - o,,,e
.NEwoRLEASs Feb lcotSon quiet Mdal nss reeeip,s
~ ~ sross receipts H. l44 bales exports coas1"ise'
sales 1850 bales, stock. 355,SO6 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS


The renewal Of the bull manipulation in Chicago
started liberal covering Of shorts In May options
here yesterday and the whole list was affected SYM
pathetically The visible supply statement showing
a decrease of only 6S3,062 bushels In wheat, when
a much larger decline had been expected exerted no
influence on values. Spot wheat was 2a21-2 cents
higher reports of purchases OF 10000 bushels for
export. The options opened dull and through the
morning gained but little at prices tribe below
on better cables from abroad and reports OF ex
port purchases at the ruling range Of values STAN
pede TO recover shorts occurred May carried from
y5 58 cents 10 81 Oh 1-8 closing at 81 90 78 ON tho
board but on the curb the price rose TO 81 Oh 1-I6
All Oh IL and closed at 81 OF 1-8 The late activity
the total record up 30 100000 bushels. Official
final prices showed gains OF 7-6a2 1-e cents and
were as follows: February 81 Ia, March 08l-x
April 30 "a, May 81 90 10, June 81 Oh Ia, and
July 81 "a CENTS Corn on the spot was 14a1s2 cent
lower and shippers increased their purchases TO
$4,000 bushels. The option speculation was only
moderately active and prices generally loweI,a
last quotations being follows: February AZ 81,
March "A 15, April 43 1-2 May 43 cents. Oats were
dull and Id cent lower for February options at 30 SO
and unchanged for March at 81 and May at 80 Ia
cents. Lard was weaker In sympathy with the West
and the options declined I5ai3 points at 81 10 for
February and March, ~ ID for April and May 81 10
for June and So IL for July and August.
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday
at New-Y0rk, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston
as follows Wheat, 6y367 bushels; corn, $780, sl
bushels; oats, 81 1873 bushels; total grain, 2o44oo
waukee and ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheat
a. ego bushels; corn, 616,967 bushels oats, 25775i
bushels total grain, 925,375 bushels; -four, 1882
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
wool MARKETS.

LONDON Feb rhere was iessened attsndanec ~ were
Wool "a a be Withdrawals few There were oaeIe "a
4S0 baies series VIII possibly Close on Fe0i""'' AZ
toiiowing are the sales IN detail o,..,. IA. IN
eeea 3300 bales; secured. 0hngs ltni 70
aaS rIeeeS Is 0tda1s Cd greasy, 7dgls so w
ocss and pieoes 54d4l0id New south IA, aa
pieces, lOd greasy, b'<u iuu ~.
eeEs asd pieces Sd 600 bales seonuso IA
i LS "a iocks and pieces, lis 9ls 0di gfeasy -
%tsd 40 locks and pieces 3isd4sd. South AustI,ain
100 baes secured y 30 40 loSks s ana
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LEONRD BROTlRs.
. 5rH-AvE
II. A. LDNARD, Auenesr

SALE AT
PRIVATE REsIDENE or MRs.EORGE MILLER
rs Asst 55rH-s
ON THURsDA, 18th, AFRO O'CLOCK
HOUSE oPE FOR ExHITI0N ON
THIS TUESAY AND WNESDAY,
E0M 10 TO
ADMISSION &c ExHIBITIo AND SALE
HCAKDs ONL
,a,ch can be hadpn application 70 Auctoneers, "
""'S 6th-aye.
srh,s residence furnished in most giant and thorough
,,snner and carpfd throughout by sane and has Len
IN use but ~ months, comprif pdrtvf, us'aS
room and chambefrrnture, draperesapestby reh oo~
engraved and enabled glass, decorattea dnher fsS
FISH, and dessertPryees cutlery, oscts Oh afs' oe~~
tfu engrayings,
vALUABt OIL PAINTlNG&c., &e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12

eld New.zeaand-1so0 bales; secured il I'd. greasy
B,,d01s I'D. Cape Of Good Hope Nafat-3 baasS
secured 0dGls 3D. greasy Old d9d locks and pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. IL (speciaD-The May option has for
months been the favorite in the wheat pit occs
sionaly been transactions In July few buf
buying it because it was at 10a15 cents discount,
and bears selling It because May
was covered" To-day July wheat advanced
In IN hour from 90 cents TO 95, May meanwhile ad-
yan.lng merely lac cents There at once, within
tho hour OF interest from May, the favorite Of
neatly half year. to July the fayorte OF day The
JULY really the market the other options becoming
and going higher solely because OF the conduct o.
that month. A little panic among July shorts sent The
close at "a cents. This rush carried May from,
showed decrease in wheat Of 5S4 900 bushels but had
really share IN making the advance May corn opened
IS 10 cents sold between IS 1-2 and 49, and closed
50 1895 Ia. Oats kept within range OF IA cent
Provisions erratic pork and ribs advancing. while
lard declined. On the curb wheat higher and there
was excited selling at 81 00 LIZ for May. closing q
a "A
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oct ama foun

osr or SION. Rank book issu By tho sssmsn,,st
/ Bark for Sings, New.York, tdhe subscriber ~
not found or rehed 10 the bank whln 30 days I IT,
this date, wfappy 20 he bsnlfo ~, r nvT
New. York. En-. 1859. ..-..------------..
r osT--Bsnk k No. 537,S74, Baf for Savipgs y
Ia Bieecker-sqew-Yerk pzymenttopped' pseS'-
turn book 70 be-
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Jnstrnetlon.


For Boys and Young Men-City.
6 PECIAL PREPARATION for Sbefield and Schools Of
- Technology by visiting tutor, day or evening Ad
dress MATHEMATICS, Tribune Uptown Oniee 1885
Broadway.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,47s Broadway,
u near 42d-st 52d year primary commercial and
cal Departmental: instruction thorough N: NJ. HOBBY.
W. L. AKIN. n. 9. HENDRICKsOH. Prineipss
XxTo0DBRIDGE SCHOOL, 81 East 45th.st-scientiac,
w Classical English Two hundred students have been
prepared for Columbia School OF Mines.
For Both Sexes-Cixy
A -cyRCULAgS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE; stsse
"A whether for boye or girls; city or country. r r.
AVERY, American School Bureau. West l4thst, H. \.
THE pERIITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Madison Square (25thst and Broadway
TERMS BEGIN NOW.
prsnobesi Brooklyn. Boston. washington, Phsdsshis
Art Schools
n ne. fOUISA H. CULVER will resume he- classes,
M from October 20 IN Drawing, OIL ana WateF-colof
Pantng Still Life Flowers and Landscape China Paint
'as a'a no. 20 WEST espsr.
asfsssnssxs Mr. HqnsnsSn rr,see.s Sa ss
x. Xasz n A. Mn DAVIS sosnssas n. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
THE PETROLEUM MARxE4.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Yesterdays crude certificate market was dssp,
poIntment II disappointed the bulls who anxious
for hasty advance. aud some Of whom felt buoyant
enough Saturday night to predict 95 cents for this
week But IL also disappointed the skeptical traders
and the bear party which sees 90-cent oil Infls
nearer than sOcent oil looks to be Prices ruled aboyo
IS cents on narrow range Of fluctuations and the
volume Of business fairly large. even II 1t failed
10 reach important limits. A we'll at Mlersioxn,
Butler County, Penn, was repored as flowing fifteen
barrels an hour from the fourth sand, and this un-
questlonably has a deterrent Influence speculation
This IS good showing beyond dCbt, If It is sustained
and IL there IS new gusher territory struck the ims
proyement Of values will be retarded There was no
nrsent excuse, however, for he resistance which
gas offered 10 advance yesterday, and the failure
OF the sellers break the marethas probably resulted
IN an Increase OF the short interest. The producers
committees certainly have not taken their recent
action without fully weighing the prospects Of
addition to the small amount q current production.
and that action takes 5000 900 barrels OF stock
OF the market for nearly three months Added to
that must be 100000 or 100000 bards carried By
fhe independent and the STANDARD refnnf interest
that there actually remains for effect In The market
only about half OF the visible supply Certificates
available for delivery in the exchanges arr so small IN
amount that the attacks Of the bears are necessarily
involved with danger, even though at he moment
no aggressive bun leadership Is apparent The market
closed firm under pounding
The range of prices and the total dealSs were a.
follows:
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pnrNrING CLOTH MARKET.

p.,t RIVER Mass, Feb 1.-The print cloth marke, ~
oniet nj 40 for 64s Sales at THIS hgure SATURDAY ainon
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6farhers.

~s~1
A BEST TEACHERS supplied, no charge teacher.
A.wsnted registration fee vsesnsis 49, On pnr
West Athst, ~ y.
A PROFESSORS Teachers Tutors. Governe sses.-,Al
n .hranches supplied schools and families Slrcuiets
schools 10 parents Modern languages spoaen. MlhlAn
CoYRIERE, 81 East 1Iuh-sL, pet 4th,Ne. anu y ~.
!. NsrpIcIN Ann FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Tesehera tutors SoverheSseS'
&C. 10 Colleees Schouas and Families Apply 70
Mrs NJ. J. YoUNGFULTON ~ Union square
I'D RocKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly, C en-.
ID eaool supplies superior tesehers for schools ooeges
and Tmilies Mrs +. FREEsdAN.BRoCKWAr. %
West qSd.st Recommends schools TO parent
II ESsEs TEACHERS AGENCY. ~ East 17th-st., sup
IL plies competent teachers tutors Rovernesses must
clans &C. oil branches; resident ADJ visiting room
mends best schools Englf-a French, Oerman' spshish
spoken
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEACHERS AGENCY. ,o..
East 14thst n. y.
w oMAN's EXCHANGE TEhcHERS' BUREAU lioi
w both supplies professors ieacherA goNefneoA
russesns housckeepers companions chaperoneh &C. 70
colleges schools and familes also oookkeepera senokf$
nhers and copyists 10 business nrms -
Mrs. A. D. CULVER 800 Shave. New.1ofk OlS.
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ance on Saturday and to-day was sa,T67.3i4, made
up of losses of 1896 currency and SO; 726.37s
coin, THE two DAYS operations covered Receipts,
S4Is6. 9G6: pavmcnts. S7,945, $50; resulting in
o general balance Of s1S3,525,4ss, consisting of
Sl67, 400, Gl 0 coin and 81 81 24,S7S currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The limited States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day s535,O24 National bank notes ior
redemption. oo,o - A.
The customs receipts were $l82,l3S ana the
internal revenue receipts were s61l,29l.
To-dav's washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the fiarres of the last previous statement as
follows: =, n,co-sn.os
Nat old ON hand stg7 244 o33 $40 Dec $3.50 555
Ne s4 p On h'd 25s42251 20 5O2 Inc 9492Si
Net legal tenders ~ 40, A.. To 100 $40
on hand.--..... 29,29l,t0o zsbaoi,f'7 AHo. ,~
Actual cash in
Treasy vaults
over outsLandg ..... 80 an 20, rro <c2S 900
eerhcates.... S21Z $50 539 ine oil 7S2
Deposits In banks A,llO,55A 4STio''ot ~ $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12

HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA Feb s--spanish gold 80 s6bss2 sSs' Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12

Net cash balances $780, 4e0373 So2 Inc
The foreign exchanges were quiet ana ra1n amer
weak perhaps because there will be no mall until
"wednesday. but there was no quotable REDUCTION
in the rates which remain for business as 1olIowS:
Bankers' bills at 81 So and "a 90 1-S Respectively
for long and short sterling; French rrancs or ~
3 90 5-S and 5.l7 l-2; reichmarks at 70 Ia "n"
05 "a, and guiders at 40 and 40 Ii; ,;oho.
In London British consols were signify nngnsr
at 90 15-1 for money and 90 Tor tne accoua arc
sitter American railway shares were weak s.o III
the early dealings but more than steaoy ai,~ ear
ward. Bar silver was quiet at AZ l.<u pc.
ounce. Az Paris French rentes were strong as
So, IS francs, exchange on London being 2o.S2 IL
francs to the t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12

Refined oil was unchanged at cens ps gallon
here and 6 90 cents In Philadelphia and Batimre.
on Crr Feb. ll.-Natonai Transit cert,nztegpsnsd 81
Ssh highest ssh lowest 81 ,ss oo closed $50 sales.
2s SEA barrels shipments &c. s4 barrels rum o,lss bar
rols
prrrssuRe Feb ll-Petroleum firm and actre National
Transit Certificates opened At SO closed at S highest
SSa lowest. ga
8RApFoRD. Penn. Feb ll-.NsonaI Trsnit Certificates
Clearances. 900 bbls.
TuusvILLK, Penn. Feb 11Satonal Trart Certificates
opened at s5is; highest SSH loxest S7Is; cssd $50
SPIRITS OF TTRPENTINI
CEARLzsroN Feb li.-Turperine strong a44 i1c asked
WILMINGTON, Feb li.-furper1ne hrm at 4Lc
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GOVERNMENT 30.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

Cur 0s 00..............l2.o 900 ................
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pantins ataosmifs.

Danfine Ataoemics.
A LIEN DoDwoRrH.
n NO. 6Sf 5TH-AvE.
Evening Class for Gentlemen and Private Lessons
See Circular.
A LExANDER MACGREGoR'ss los WEST 5STH-Sr.
n Private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing dany.
Mendelssohn Hall 70 let for private entertainments
A -OARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY, 50 6thaye.,
n between 18Th and 18th sts private and class lessons
all hours lady assistants special terms Tor oubs ana
attended city country waltz taught
rapidly; classes afternoon and evening terms moderate
Il ERNANDo'S Dancing Academy. 1e2 East 6oth-sS
II New classes forming Tor second Nrn All
Fashionable Dances Send for circular.
nj ISIS HoYT, 50 WEST 22DsT.-An dances carefully
Afternoon class for ladies and children terms reasonable
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ACTIVE AND HIGH.

CAFES AT THE STOCK EXcHANeE-FEB. IL.
THE GENERAL LIST
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wab StL & Pacific
Chicago Div
Trust Receipts
1900. w
westn N Y g. Penn
lst
5000. .--.--.9 =
1000. .....-.SoA2
xrrt. Nv a Pam