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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-25
SENATOR STEWARDS REPLY
To John Joy IInox-Is There Enough Gold@
lie rsnowS His Attack.

To John Joy Knox-Is There Enough Gold!
lie Renows His Attack.
NEw YuRK, June 24.-sonatorstewart,
OF Nevada, is out In another letter In
which lie ronows his attack on mono
mctalism and replies to John Jay
Knox, whose letter is published to-day.
Among other things he says:
Your gold moDomctalist avoids the
issue. invited him to prove chat
thore Is gold enough" and end tho con-
troversy. He does not Nllude to that
question. lie tells US that there are
only S3,720,000,000 Of gold coin In the
world, while there are 1880, 100000 OF
silver coin. Why mention the amount
OF silver coin, ii gold is the only stand
ard ~ money which can be used for
ultimate redemption and payment?
Before silver was demonetised the ag-
grcgato OF gold and silver coin III the
world was between S7,SO0,00O,0OO and
SS,00O,OO0,O00. The demonstration OF
silver reduced the coin recognized as
money of redemption about one-half
and cut of more than one-halt OF the
annual supply Of money metal. In
round numbers there are S,1UO,OOO,OOO
OF gold coin, $500, 000, 600 OF silver coin
and abont s, 900, 100000 OF paper cur
rency,
inothing lie standard money but gold,
the silver coin and paper currency are
only credit money, Their value de-
pends upon redemption in gold, and less
than ohe.third OF the money OF the
world is standard money OF ultimate re-
demption.
there was not too much gold and silver
coin to sustain the business and credit
OF the commercial world. The business
community was ignorant OF the fact that
one-hali OF the money OF redemption
had been discarded. Credit continues
TO expand on the false assumption that
there had been no demolition in the
volume OF standard money, and that the
current supply from the mines was In
sufficient to keep pace with population
and business. -.
During the last eighteen years credit
and business have expanded out OF al
proportion to the supply OF gold coin
The most industrious and Intelligent
statisticians maintain that there ha:
been no increase in tho amount OF goId
coin in the commercial world IN the
last eighteen years. The events Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-25

Heart diseaseris usually supposed 70
be incurable, but when properly treated
a large proportion OF cases can be cured.
Thus Mrs. Elmira Hatch, OF Elkhart,
Ind, and Mrs. Mary l.. Baker, of Ovid,
Mich, were cured after suffering 20
years. S. G. Linburger, druggist at San
Jose, ILL.,, says that DR., Miles New Heart
Cure, which cured the former, worked.
wonders for his wife" Levi logan, OF
Buchanan, Mich, who had heart dis
ease for so years, says two bottles made
him "feel like new man." DIR. Miles,
New Heart Cure is sold and guaranteed
by the Logan Drug Co. Book Of Won
deriul testimonials free. TT1s&w-t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-25
A Quick Cure for nhoumntlsm.

So. In many cases persons subject to
rheumatism have got prompt relief
from pain by applying Chamberlain,s
Pain Balm. Tie relief it affords is
alone worth many times its cost, which
is but 80 cents, and its continued apPi-
cation effects complete cure. For
sale by q. X. Goethe, W. W. Irwin, iJno.
Klari, c. schnepf, Q. Menkemiller, W.
S. Mccullough, NJ. W. Heinrich, w. z:
Williams, S. +. Brice, Jno. Coleman and
w. II. Williams, Wheeling, W: Va.
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. a
3. r. Peabody, Benwood, W Va Daw
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THE LATE Anx'R cXMrBELh.
His Remarkable RroRhPey ip,dSsgard to
West Virginia s,Yfty Heers Agr,

HI, remarkable Propheey ip,4segerd to
West YIrgInla,sixty Yenrs Asp.
,...,,.,,, ,T,,,. v ~ z iuHHd 9Hsf
NG,.'@ Sl q, 1st+'Ja ot t,o LAWYERS in
the early times in Tennessee to ride
round withthe lqqges OF IlclE 81 E ,1..s
TO practice law at the dlllerenv 'cel!rts
held by them, inns custom i, Is .'gr s.lPii
ically described BY Judge 1tl ElIIu!. IN .olG
Times in TepneHeep IN pursuance o.
this custom i wiH pts$nt4t Z p9ft III
Lewisburg about the year lSf2. James
X. Polk, who had been many years
member OF Congress and Governor OF
the State and wasNiterward President Of
the United States, was then an attend
ant on the 84tCafi, hid .ttsiAsSbs 0ct ting ms
profession 9t%SidA t$SfrS. SiiteAenslSpsof u
Young man Just entering upon business
1t was the habit OF the lawyers after the
labors OF the day were over to assemble;
in some room OF the tavern and spend
the evening in social EQpySrsAtinrr, tell.
inc stories; rotating anecdotes and
smoothing over ING Asperlties that are
sometimes incident to forensic discus
sions, Gov. Polk being the most dis
tin sYiis9 ta m 9G9 Y S Bsy
Ills experience in public life,dia vast
fund Of Conformation, hts powers OF imi-
tntiou, his hnehcy OF speech, was rarely
ever e0uaIed and never eXcellcd. lie
would on such occiIkiohs give lis speci.
mana n tho mannerf,and speeChes OF
TTow Webster. Calhoun, or most any
other member OF Congress that you
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Miles, Nerve and Liver pIlls

act on new Notwithstanding the
liver, stomach and howles through &e
ncrres. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. une-
qualed for men, women, children:
Smallest, lnildest, surest! Fifty doses
25 cents. Samples free at the Logan
Drug Co.'s. 80
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Lemon Hot Drops.

Cures all coughs, colds, hoarseness,
sore throat, bronchitis, hemorrhage and
all throat and lung diseases. Elegant,
reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta, Gu. MsTH
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BRADFIELD'S!@
FEMALE 4
REGULATOR

CARTERsvILLE, April q, lss1.
This will certify that two members q I12 "a.
wears from Menstrual trretSul9Eity,
hSinr treated without benefit BY physlelat9aIst,
were Al length completely cured ~ one DOt ~
az BrndfSldpa FCmnte ltSk uiGlors AS
effect Is truly wonderful. u W. SRl1'ANu-'
poo,, tn WOMAN" mailed FREE. which contains
valuable Information on all teilAse uAsS'N'SA'
sRApFIELp REGULATOR co.
ATLANTA, GA. q
For EATT az ALL DRUGS1ISSEas
LOGAN DRUG COsSalf
mri9,psW AND AL DRUddlslE
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla..

Neither Parnell nor Cumming will
succeed in popularizinG this thing OF
marrying for consolation prizes and IN
dichtion purposes.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by tnking Halls Catarrh Cure.
L. ]. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, 0. /,
We, the undersigned have known Il.
]. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
Toledo, 0. :.
WALDINa, KINHAN& MARTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal:
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface OF the system. Testt-
months sent free. Price 10 cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Dtw
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Hnlf Ratios to the Northwest via BIS ORR

Hnlf Ratios to the Northwest via BE ORR.
On account OF the Convention OF the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor at Minneapolis, Mimi, July
9th 10 18th, the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road Company will sell round trip tick
cts to that city from all stations on It's,
lines from July 9th to Sth, inclusive at,
the low rate OF one fare for the round
trip. These cheap rates are not restrict
ed to delegates, but are open to the gen.
eral public. Tickets will be valid for re-
turn journeyon trains leaving Minnedps'
oils July 18th to 18th, inclusive. Thossi
desiring to remain longer can do go by
dcpositing their tickets for safe keeping
with the agent of the terminal railroad.
at Minneapolis until they wish to begin
their return journey, such date not to be-
later than August Goth, 1891. D&w :,
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ADVICE TO WoMEN

II you would protect yourself
from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Men
situation you must use
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STANDARD FOR OVER HGLFA CENTURY
PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIAsL Lee,
ANo ABSOLUTELY SAFE

For Sale by all DruggIs.s. PrietG5 cts
pCr box; 8 boxes for % cts; or sent by
mail, postage free, on receipt o price
Or. J. II. Sch0nek B SOn. Philadelphia. Pa
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1t seems well nigh useless to hunt
herctics. They cannot even be utilized
MS fuel in these degenerate days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-25
DR.. sCHENcK'S
JUI.RHONIG
SYRUP
VIII euro
COUGHS. COLDS,

Anu All UIFUl3t8 VI wv
THROAT AND LUNGS.
1t 10 pleasant to tho taste,
and does not contain a particle
OF opium or anything injurt-
Gus. ltisths Best Cough Mod.
feline In the World. 20: sac
by all Druggists. Price 500
por bottle. Dr.. sehcneks BOOK
on Consumption anditS OuTeS
mailed free. Address
o.. !. II scSannk 4 SIM. phlIa
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And all Disorders OF tho d.
GesttvC OrehnS.i Its likewise
a C0TrolUFatlyo or Strength
ehihg MedlelnCI aud may be
takHn With benefit In all case.
of Ilehiliiy. For Sale by Oll
!DrpgGISts. Price, Sl.00 pOr bot.
u. hr. schcnclt's New Book
on Lungs, LlverAnd Stomach
mailed free. Address,
Dr.I.H.Srhsnck & Son. Phila,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
pOS1,S VOCND VAS FATAL.
THE NELSON WOMAN STILL DECLARES THAT
SIZE DID NOT KILL Nm


SHE DID NOT KILL HIM
.,o, " T post the man who was shot late on
Wednesday night by Ella Nelson. al their rooms, NO.
100 West Twenty eightlst., died at 10 a M yesler
dav morning in the New-York Hospital With MN az
the time were his mother, his brothei-lnaw Ills SIS
Ter and his wife Just before his death he was uh-
conscions Late in the afternoon, Deputy Coroner
Weston called at the hospital and performed an autopsy
n, the bodv IL was found that death had resulted
from wound in the intestines which had caused III
ternaI hcmorrhagc. Mrs. Nelson. as she Is calieu'
SIN adberes TO the statement which she made wheh
arrested that Post had tried to shoot her. and ta Se
had endeavOred 10 get the weapon, and that III Vic
struggle II had been turned upon him. a complete
confirmation of story is, however, to be fonhd
I'm a sworn statement made TO Coroner Levy yes'er-
dav afternoon by Nathan Michaels, Posts lntl-
mate friend, who lives at No. .3o hNlhEto"-
ST and was the only witness OF the shoouhs'
lie went with Post to the Twenty -eghtli-St. ha' nc
sad and although the conversation between Post anu
the woman was pleasant cHought at first it soon
changed to a quarrel Post had made up his nina TO
cease his life with the woman. The quarrel waXed
acrcer and fnalv the woman and Post went into the
bedroom The next minute Mchaels heard sho'
and Post ran out with his hands casped TO MS aDuo
men, crying MY God, am shot Tho woman loi
lowed him and fired three more shots. Mlchaeis ran
Tor a DOCTOR but not finding one, appealed 10 oheer
John ii. Thompson, of the Nineteenth Precinct WIN
was on duty at Twenty -sevcnthst.
"Post was the gritteSt man ever saw ea'u
Tbompson last night. "When l found him he had got
the psto from the woman and had it tightly graspeu
In his hand She was bending over him. pIaceu
her in charge of officer William Thompson d VINO was
on most duty in that street, and ran Tor an ahDuuoe
w WAN cot hack post was living the bed, smoking
a cigarette and smiling amiably as IL he "eie "' :"
picnic" , D.. .h hrotbor ~ the
murdered man. obtained a COroncrs order permlll,is
him to take charge of his brothers property ne
nd of
Posts wife has been living with her brother ,,eoISE
Allen at Orange. Two young men who boarHeo VIII VIII
the Nelson woman deny that she led lie OF shaIie
They saw that Post earned plenty of money during tne
fOur months that he and his mistress lOdgea a. Sio
Twenty eghth-st fat but that he had spent IL IN ais
sipation At No 125 West Twenty eighth-st. Where
Post and his mistress had occupied Nat Tor iour ySe
e. was said the couple had two women Doafdcrs
and that their dsordery habits had at last fofceu inc
agent TO turn them out.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The bulls held control Of the speculation III ceeas
Yesterday. There was interruption TO tele
graph service to the West account OF the storm,
and this somewhat checked the trading especially In
wheat. The dealings in wheat options fell below
100000 bushels, and they were mainly OF local
character. Gables decidedly stronger, ana ulc
French crop was reported to be in a critical con
dltion, while spain l. also said TO be sufferer
The large operators at the West were SAID 10 be BUY
by covering Prices closed at near to top price,
showing net gains of labs cent Cash wheat ad
vanced La 34 cent, but only 5000 bushels were
taken for export. 49,
Corn was strong bull manipulation at the Wrst.
which was Supported by higher cables and only light
receipts Trading was brlsker, and the shorts coy 2
cred freely prices closing lG1 Ia cent higher 1oi
nearby months and 34a12 cent better for later Op
tons The cash market rose l-2034 cent will
$4,000 bushels taken by shippers.
Oats were quiet, but the markets sympathzed Will
corn The options scored net gains OF IL cent.
Lard also was materially influenced by the vlgor OF
corn options rising 130 IL points There were sale>
Of $50 tierces the spot and to arrive.
The final quotations were
Wheat February, 81 10 3-S; MaCh, II 10 Ia
May, 81 O6 Ia; July, IL 90 38; December, 90 l.
corn-February, GA; March, G3 L.; May, 81 IA
Gats~February, SO 1.2 March, SO 1-2 May, 81 IA
:ents. ~, .
gust, $6 81.
The recep pts OF -four and grain reported yesterday
az New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
as follows: Wheat lO4,952 bushels; corn l27,17c
bushels; -four, "a 3O2 packages. At Chicago and It
Louis the arrivals were: Wheat, SOL bushels, corn
o7O97l bushels; oats, 174.731 bushels; total grain
sol $50 bushels; flour, 1925 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Feb 20-Catc-Kcctlpts fOf the pat y hours
$50 head total Tor thus far Il 900 Ol tine
last 1000 coDsened hIcgFh $50 'ail TO New;
lambs-Receips past 81 hours 200 head total .or
week SO COO Tor time last week, So 500
consigned through 800, vi which 200 70 NcwIO!k; on
sale 400 shetp choice 70 extra. - 25as1 30 god -
choice s5as5 20 lair. s4 2JdSi 81 lambs,
choice extra sc 25ds6 30 soou TO choice - !OdO 20
common fair, IS 5OGS5 So sheep rrn lambs slow but
rot quotably lower. Hoes-ce,pts for the Pa - hours
0OSo head total for week thus far 90 SO for time
consigned through $3.50 Of which jlSJ
TO New.YOrk sale, $500; market arm and shade
higher mediums, heavy aud mixed. % So Yorkef rS sod
50 90 pigs, - 50G$3 90
Chicago. Feb. 2O.-'The Evening Journal" reports Cat
tle-Recepts 5000 head shipments. 600. M1rc ste d.
s5 10 heiferS. $3G :3 so 40q@2 o.
sockers 81 S5aS3 40. HCgS-RcCclps $1,000 head ship
ments, II CCo Market active strong Rough ana
90 40aS5 so prime packers and mixed - 5t@8 81
urms heavy butcher weights SO 20dS3 Is light s3 -
asa 10 Shee,-i;e,epts, 1000 head; >lurirent, 300
Market active, Irregular Westerns, - 40dsj 80 fed Ten
ans "a 75d s. natives, s3dsO %.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
COTTON MARK t'rS.

Liverpool. Feb. 2o77i p m-Cotton-The sales Of tn:
easy. American middnng, low middlt1g clause teo.
delivery 5J.6IdaI 53-o4d; March and April delivery,
4 536idd4 54.6id; April and May delivery, 570ide
5s6id May and June delivery 81 l:0iddt 02-6id /,
and July delivery l6id sellers July and August
delivery 36id sellers August and september delivery
3-64d sellers September and october delivery, lotd
value. ... .,,.
Newt Orleans Feb 20.-Cotton easy middling, 3l6e
low middlng, 8 Sl6ci good ordinary 9,l9e: Net r.
to the Continent La cC2stwise so ssles Syoo:
gross 80 353 exports Great Britain - 0 e. France
527l to the Continent, 4oO1 eoastwlse 1890; siies
Galveston Feb. 20.-Cotton firm: mddlng, .; low
mlddling sac good ordinary, 7osc; net and gross re-
ccIpt 636 bales exports coastwise. 2.76l sales, ~
stock 63 3i3 WeeklyNet receipts. II 05 bales gross
II iSo exports Britain 1886 to the Contnen
asa: colstwise, 66il sales 26O6 >plnners, 49, Snip
ments 10 093: spnners. 300; sales, 6G6.
Norfolk Feb. 2o.-CottOn dull mlddng Sac; mel
receipts, bales gross, $50; exports eoast"lss
ceipts IL Isl bales; gross. ELL exports TO Great
Brtain 7iO !, the Continent l650 eoastwise e9COi
savannah Feb. 20.-CottOn stolcy mdGing 1'l6
low mlddlng 1876 good ordinary, 3.l6c net ana
cross recepts 203i bales; exports coastwse. 2ioO,
sales 400 stock 1862. Weekly-Nct and gross 20
cclpts 1890; exports to the Continent, loOoS eOasV
wise, $3.50; sales o,-oo'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

YeyYoEk Friday Fee 2oLGGEyESrEe,GP -llEI T.: ~
Garcdd' @ 2o-7 81 cs[cad for cty ssugcr hom
use. and 81 carloads for Tue market maNR n n' =
mClerltcly actiyc but price, small fraction lower,
and the finish dun win car.oils Of slopfed Bulls
Six carload, Of .uncd str from chlcago sold at
It sif%i So Bulls at - j5ds3 - dry Cows u 80
;age @ aayics to dn sPt 2%Pe 5s5 5ssg't a Ss SsSt
dressed weight, -!nh,ng the 9hal g.. ,o,,.., D., .,.
Native ,do-; and choice and extra sold In small way
Shipmcnts from this port to-day and Tomorrow Include
coo cattle on tn Spain for n. Goldsmith 600 quart ,
W N also lead thr Crca,sia With 22iO quartrfs 900
Of Se a9a 9G 100 and Sra a pp pi dc IN the so It E
% Alps and 9lani, m,king win thg - cattle and
Of sos cPs 92 quaII,s,' 70, 6 e 5eCf and e. ;c
avss sas a, ss1%'IT ) y r 90 % cara hclso 5s' do
ls72 9 b a. e. :, = o 81 % cgo M & e, - = q. ~ and "21o T
1899 iss r. at a = = 30 b. II a G2% 5G 5S' h. "a a. At 3 & Z o d. 80
Il. Goldsmith: u Ohio s;ecr', 1877 \. at g 25; Is
Do 1872 D s. 2o % do 1873 H. at y; 81 d. l535
q , !, 5ga ss. q lsP Pc5o 3 az
=, ~ 46 poS 100 ~ 20 do iioi n at - 7
county Penn do? i%25 r. az e do li5s n = %;
1870 n al 80 IS Pcnnsyygnla Cows 90l = al ~ 70
10 Do 95i n. at 80; do. s67 ~ at -; do. 500 n.
sherman Culver: II gala9a eo stcsrs li45 r.
n. at g; penn~yly'n93 igil, LOO r. at az Gi Ia.
' * 80 pdnGSyyana do $50 X at t2 Is 20 d. go Il.
s sanders 10 Ohio steers. 1IO7 n at 81 70; u II.
llnois do lj7 - at - So % Linca-tr County. Penn.
~ Epp.toin 81 Chicago Steers 1911 n average at
CA[vEs-rcccpts at al markets. goo head Veal, IN
Western calves dull nnd easier. selling .l,q3c,
and 20 head were carried oyer
Saes-HalenbcrS { Hollis: wo-t.m Calves. ~ n
Hume ( Mullen: veals. Is5 n, 7@e; . do 100
: SANDER: ~ PcnnsyIvana Vcals. III n ~ 7I.c.
Newton & Glctt: Ncal-. l23 70. at 7Lc do 81
SHFFP AND LAMBS-Receims o3a carloads of
47lO head-l0 carloads jersey CITY 10 carloads at
got, and carlO1ds at HohOktn IlNc carloads wrn,
direct to the .hamblcs. Trade lituc slow with
100 ~. The pens were not cleared. Good To choice
Sheep sold s. joatG l2i per 100 ~ nn.horn Lambs
80 25aSG ST. and " caflcad- Of fall clipped
- -. Snting Lamb. dun ~ TAdT1 90 per hc1d.
Dressed Mutton had moderate inquiry at 1a9r ard
dressed Lambs -old ut 9al0c. Dressed spring Lambs
steady at S3ds7 80 per carcnss.
erage at 81 - per 100 =: 80 state Larhs. - H. at
80 80 2l7 Michigan DO - H. at 10 20; 213 do. 7s2 n,
Wiilerson & sherman: cO2 Michigan sheep o. n.
at sj S. go MEXICAN Lambs 7Gc n 20 20.
NJ Collins: III Kansas sheep l03 10, at - so 10
Indiana DO Ccholce). 1l9a n. at 50 l2L.
DlllonbacL & Dewey: 10 state Sheep (cwcs), 100 n.
- 50; ~ Michigan DO 10 H. 80 - sl4 40 state
Michigan do o0Ls ~ ~ slA: I0s Ohio do SCI ~
50 S7l, iaG DO sst, n ut - s5ie.
o,,p uarfftEtoI,. eSSitr ,"' = 's.oi e. 80 80
DO 81 ! ~ sc 50 70 i.3 stat DO Si H. It ~ 20 1856
Michigan DO 20 n. n ~ 20 9s do. SCH n az 90 - -.
at lOthst 10 loads jersey City. None for sale
alive NomlnauV steady al 80 7Od5i
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. 90 (SpociaD.At the opening there
were orders from any quarter, and practically no
information. About noon cables got through and
proved stronger than expected. The Becrboim
announced: The French wheat crop much damaged :,
condition critical" sharp little advance followed
May sold from 90 34 to 81 34, but closed at 81 3-5.
MAY corn touched So cents on the wet weather IL
closed at 55 IA. The buy ing was led by Hutchnson
the selling evidently oy those who have contributed
most toward this advance. The receipts were 10
cars, the estimates for saturday 221 Oats followed
corn May opened at 4o a. and closed at 40 3.o.
There was pretty sharp buying of provisions to-day by
shorts, or three local operators taking between
them 10000 20 10000 barrels OF pork. May pork
e01d from ~ 81 to $40 O5 and closed at 20 %. May
lard opened az 50 90 and closed at 50 %. May RIBS
sold from 81 81 10 -, and closed at - 3D. iuts on
NAV wheat 90 7-SG07 calls 80 1o; puts on May corn
"a o-S, calls 55 IS.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING TERIAISLThe ofiSa Svc my been mad
fair but comparatively few changes haNG ptep o,d
In the price list Offerings far BIlck. IG "a,
7jG:j 20 for Jersey; layeIstFaW hau' 70 I'd "J
Fsbk!l d; Iae &3d$3 p Croton, dark ana i,d
brown. fhiladclphii front 80 lirtUn TV - -
osondaIr cement Al per bb! American Portland - 10
English Portland ~ 5Od4Z OO ',tIn'i a., I'D DO
- jOdS2 50 nockland common lime. u per nOI e,n
finishing L. St. Johns lime Soc Tor common
:: -5d4. 80 per LOCO; goats hair 2ld-"c per ouS ''
CmICoRY-In fair dcrand, but unchanged
C0OPI.i;EGf sTOCK-The export trade runs along
stesdly in shocks heads and hoops, prices on all re-
maiuine at the old basis. , ,. .h,o stock
to arrive was stronger and more active NO 0 PuosoG
i77sr Sales TO arryc, 2.750 bags No Z It'f,; by
bap. No G. lSc 500 bags No g. II PC 100 Dass a0 o d.
and = 179,c for No 1000 bags 20 SadIos oo6 oc
do 1ssc Mild erowths had fair lnquitS} no. -
;S hags Caracas bags unwashed do. 3O-o DaSS
porto Cabclo and 300 bags Guatemala lrlNatc Vrus
hn option market developed increased activity 3ut t't
we're no special features the dealings Trading Was
mainly Of a local character. Easier HaNIe cd"i d.in"
weaker opening. and early sales lhdieatu roiut.
OF 5dIO points all except March when ru'u
~ouped with the fun buying of stock TO- ariHc
bronpht about a general reaction. Flnal neuIs WI
from ! points decline ION September to 10 points au
pfr better but closed easier London unsettled 3nGa ci
pnot9tions i5 p M: February 7ss; March - .% %.
Ann 73s: Nav 75s sd June. 7is sd; July 13S "a
o quotes Rcauar FIRST 90 klos, nominal GoIG I STC rc
CENTS in Rio 2O0O bags Rio stock ltOOVo oaRs S,n
narkct steady. Rcceipts in santos, llOoo Da3S
sock o59 coo bags: Santos market quiet R0,n a.I'
santos s $50. Strike continues at 10 i hrCcp pop,
time 1890 1863 900 bags; same tpe lee9 Sii'V; VSot
iagS Receipts Santos July 70 tehfuafs ~. saIn
SS9 600 bags; time 1890, LOIS 600 bags sa' AN
time 1889 ,713Ooo bags. Total sales mere 'o'u"S'