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New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Feb 1s-Cotton weak miduline; am Futz
,,irr ,"tjt> aod nrmer. Wheat-SOutheru Iin .oner
a. ,t 0s Tongberry 81 0?dSl cS NO = snot
30 , red II Oh Western steady 40 0z%sI OF, Corn
southern nominal and scarce whit anu ~ sc
Vrstsrn nrr: mixed, spot and February VI ctoJ6o c.
Nsr.b G05,d61c: May, J9hGO9l2ci stean.ii .iianio ION
0a,, armcr uneraded Southern ana Penhsy 5od5Ic
51c do Western white, 81 ld13c GO ''N' Rvc quiet
S3c Iiay strong; choice timothy slO active
pTme 20 jOGSI0. Provisions dulI, 4, bSocgeo oulCt
tg". fairly active strictly fresh lac IoheS
sugar steady Copper strong refined ily active un-
changed Recept9-Four 5255 bbls wia1 Eo~r 10 97
corn "a ooG hush; rye O5S bush Sipneh coo hh corn
hill. corn II l42 bush. Sales-Wheat' -oVV o''' ~
poston Feb 1s-Markets unchanged &c ReeeiPPsbC hPPsb
Eroyr 600 bbls and $500 sacks; corn ooV0 '''
oats 10000 bush shorts, 125 tons. -. =,
Ruralo Feb s-whcatSpring dull and easy Topth NS
~rn al o7 slO8 winter wheat rmer ou6 oue!s ybite
No. . ST O5; 40. red 81 OF 81 " ~ :, 90 oa No
II OlI No. white on track ~ W ,V,ed hut
,rbc Oregon In store. a. Corn opined nhsr" sold
higher and active demand IL car 10 10 cais
At 81 slaI5soc cars No yellow, 'o t2s jsc
T0 yellow 5sicc; no. do 5Si'c No. 90 C,yybi.o
q on track - d5SLc. Oats strong cars 10, . nixoi
31ii651ioc: ear NO. white 1Qcr car IN store
On track sold nc soc: 800 bush 10 whle . ~ canada
Snld a 77c: 5000 bush iar Michigan soId ~ It,, bes
choice do sold a. SOC Rye nominal tour quo goo Mil
cnt snring - IOa$j 80; do winter S1d ~.
iecd steady; winter bran 81 Do 90 600 h,sh
500 So Reccpts-Wheat zoo bush go 9r oco hush oats
oats 5000 bush. Shipmont,-TA Aea' i'''O0 ~
Chicago Feb. 1S.The leading futures ranged as i00"
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
THE CONTACT FOR FAIR BUILDINGS.

Chicago, Feb. 1s.-AttOrney Wilson, of the Board OF
Directors for the Worlds Fair at this afternoons
meeting of the Executive Committee presented the con-
tract TO signed in regard to the employment OF labor
on the Worlds Fax buildings. 1t recognizes the eight
hour DAY. but makes reference whatever as to the
cmnlovment of union or non-uniOn men except to
prohibit tile employment Of alien labor The question
Of the employment of union or nonunion labor VIII be
discussed at the next meeting of the board No WORK
being done at Jackson Park pending the settlement
of the labo troubles. \ rough footing OF the costs OF
construction of grounds buildings approaches, instaa
tions 10 the fair, places the expense Of the local
directory at less than Sl3,0OO.OOO. The report OF the
buildings and Grounds Committee figures the cost OF
the buildings alone at SlO,OOOVOO.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb Is SpcclaD-Thcic was too much
snow i'm the winter wheat belt tOd9y for holders.
ST Louis and the southwest free sellers and, not
yyi;hs,andng determined effort by Hutchinson TO sup
port the market, prices closed at II cent under
Tuesday. May opened at % 30. touched 81 5S, but
closed at % > cents. Gables indifferent and
prominent trust company at New York closed its doors
Eofb circumstances Of course, were against the price
ad>trect's figures showing decrease east and west
Of The Rockies OF 1.1OO.OOO bI,hcl. Wcrc not mex
poctcd and had 10 influence The days Northwestern
receipts were smaer-l65 ears. il the warmer
weather which is predicted comes speedily the belrish
temper is likely to increase. Corn fImcd up at
TIC opening in sympathy with wheat and purchases
BY Hutchinson and by rOOmiraders. l. also followed
wheat when that grain broke. Nav corn opened al
SO IS sold at 81 Ii, but closed az % = ccn,. Tho
receipts m0dcatc-20j cars, with 2iO estimated
for Thursday. SpcCulatOr- are beng scared ont by
the small stocks oats moved mp and down with wheat
and corn. May opening at f6 Ii and closing at 10
cents. The trade was not important. There was
considerable buying Of provisions early hy scalp
ne room trader May pork sold from 50 G2 10 - ~,
but closed at 80 g. May lard opened at - -, but
closed at - May ribs sold from ~ - 10 81 -.
but closed at - so Exporting houses declared tla.
Liverpool prices were about low Chicago.
Packers continued the prominent sellers. There was
no lct-up in the hog mOvcmcnt-4O.0OO today. with
10, 900 estimated for Thursday II is estimated that
on March l there will be 90,000000 pounds OF ribs
here.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
SWOLLEN RIVERS.
SOME ABATEMENT IN THE HEAD WATERS
OF THE OHIO.
FEARS OF DISASTER FELT AT CINcINNATI-THE


RISE IN THE MISSISSIPPI.
pittsburc Feb 1s.-The headwaters of the Allegheny
and Monongahela rivers falling and it is believed
that all danger from the hood Is passed The water
here is stationary in both rivers.
Wjamsport. Penn, Feb. 16.-The Susquehanna
River at noon is little over twentyone feet and Will
probably not rise than foot higher The
weather is colder and the rain has ceased The tracks
Of the Reading and Beech Creek Railroads in this
city are under water for Some distance. \ number
Of logs went down the stream during the night, but
the loss VIII not be heavy. The danger is believed
TO be passed.
Lock fIaven. Penn, Feb. 19-A portion of this city
was overnOwed to-day as the result of flood IN
the Bald Eagle Creek, which is within two feet OF
being as high as in June, 1seo' Inc river oe7ah
falling at noon.
Cincinnati Feb. 16.-The river has been stationary
here all day at Al feet inches but the uppcrriver
flood will begin TO reach here by night. Only colo
and clear weather for the next week can prevent
disastrous food.
Cattlettsburg, KY. Feb. 18-The Big SANDY ano
Ohio rivers are both creating havoc mere Two houses
were washed from their foundations this morning and
a large slice of Front-st is gone. The people arc
fleeing from their homes along the rivers in terror
Louisville, Feb. 16.-The river here is rising at
rapid rate and the situation is already serious The
high stage Of the river is interfering with navigation
Every precautlon is being taken to meet the flood
Memphis, Feb. 16.-The Mississippi at this point
is yet two feet below the dangerne, but continues 10
rise steadily The heavy rains in this vicinity tor the
last three four days have tended 10 swell the I'M
volume of water coming from the norm. IN, Inc
first indication OF danger was heard yesterday from
Helena, Ark, below this city. where a levee which
had been weakened by the great pressure was beihs
repaired by corps OF men. Helena Is III the BOTTOMS
from this point Will be learned the first news Oh
trouble should any occur.
New Orleans Feb. 1S.-The river here IS stationary
at 81 6-l0 feet being G-l0 above the danger-ilne
1t is rising slowly at Greenvlle Ncksburg and Natchez
No serious danger is apprehended from the present
rise Red River is falling at shreveport.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
FAILURE OLA SOUTHERN COAL COMPANY
FORCED TO ASSIGN BY THE RECENT sTRINGENCf
~ TILE MONEY MARKET.

FORCED TO ASSIGN BY THE RECENT sTRINGENCf
IL THE MONEY MARKET.
Chattanooga, Feb. Is (speciaD.-Thc failure of the
Ftna Coal Company was announced here today. inc
bill Of assignment was filed yesterday afternoon d'
Jasper Sequachee County. The officers oil the company
are as follows President William Morrow OF Nash
vile: secretary J. r. Hill, Oi birmingham lofeiIS VI
Chattanooga: general manager. David u. PsOhry' oi
Whitcsdc Major +. ". DodsOn, the attorney io'
the companv said tonight: Yes the Etna Coal CoHi-
pany made a general assignment. conveying all ll9
propertv 10 D. j. Pillsbury, for the benefit OF al
its creditors The debts Of the company are cS'dtcu
at $50 600 and the assets are placed at SJoo'ooo'
The latter consists OF lands and mines al Nh'eSue'
which are in fine working order now James hooi',
of Whitesde is the principal creditor The reason oi
the assignment OF the company was us ihaoliltS l"
cct an extension of its paper in consequence OF te
stringency in the money market some OF the crcd'orS
were threatening suits by which they would nave
obtained preference The company was determines e'
IN make an assignment and put all creditors on a.,
eoualtv A meeting OF the creditors VIII DC caHsu
Immediately for the purpose OF advising as 10 ' tnv
futnrc management Of the property, ana uch sieps M
be taken as will best promote the interests ol u"
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEI-On the spot ruled firm ana quiet Mhe se9eA
to arrive fair cen9nd No n13 nn3 9aS SS ssn
jc, 800 bag 10 9 is 900 BAG GOO SS SsSs No 2g
iS8 400 has No g. lsi4c all to arrive part 70 be
shipped 800 bac, santos l'sc sl2t o1y Ds 'lIo'
Of $50 Gars Siyania and 40 bags central Amerlca a pr
,at t.rw In The speculative line there was moderate
~. 80 .niration and stronger market hTOughOut tle
Tiire list cable, reported strike Of the tighs handlers
S,ntos ana this In conjuDC ton with better iaVc ad
Sier, had a stimulating effect Covering OF shorts hepcd
w. rsa- tendency and prices ut th" close shOWcG Sds
tn ,otns IInvrr closed Nj L fr. better Hamburg
Sstiinc9 Ia = pig on months. London also wgaker
rs %I hDrii 7Js sd May, los Sd June 'is 90 July
53s 3D. BIO reports iegHnr mrs. onge ,V ya IL
I'Vc'' ~ i purcpc bags. Rio stock,
I5s O0o bags RIO market stcady: Receipts at santos
q oi0 hogs Santos stock 24l 600 bags Santos market
rro food average Santos. 400. Strike begun 10y
st@vcdorrs Receipts RIO July TO February -. lSsl
-o1 OiO bags same 1880 1,1j2,OVO bags sane tlns
isg 10 900 bags Receipts at santos Jhy 70 Icbu
ary H. is9l 2,37O COO bags same time isJQ 300 wv
hars. same time 1889 lGD 900 bags. IOtl safes mere
~ H.. M. lnlnMs.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
MORPHINE PURCHAsED TOO EASILY.

meeting Of the Association for tho Study and Cure
OF nebrety held last evening at No - west Forty
hird.st The subject for discussion was The Use OF
Alcohol in Therapeutics" Papers read by Dr.. An
drew II. Smith, Of the Presbyterian Hospital. and Dr
Oumby Of jersey City The following resolutions were
presented by DR.. Il. Macson. Of Brooiyn: "WheraS
The facility with which morphine chIoial anu COCAINE "a"
M ,oc,,od from pharmacists and the filling Of prescrp.
tons containing these drugs, is potent factor IN the e
and nrogress Of diseases Le it resolved the sense Of this
association that retail druggist should sell morphine
cboral or cocaine except on physlcan' prescription
and that no prescription containing morphine chloIal OF
cocaine should be rchcd except the written oiGf d
nhvscian" These resolutions were adopted by the as-o'
citation and committee consisting Of Dr. j. H. Matt!'oh'
s. D. Cruthcrs. OF Hartford, and s. L. Wright was ap'
oinod to secure legislation along the lines Of the ro-
lntOn.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF xEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The wheat speculation Yesterday was variable and II
had its periods weakness, but the bears finally wero
left in control. At the start there was some little
buying for the Southeast, but otherwise trading WIS
purely local. There a strong opening and fur-
ther improvement but prices subsequently gave way
rapidly under free realizing The suspension Of tie
American Loan and Trust Company caused bearish
feeling but there was no lack of news which ou-ht to
have helped values. Bradstrccts reported decrease
Of 81 900 bushels East and 100000 bushels West Of
the Rocky Mountains in the available supply. cables
were firm, with continuance Of uniavOiablc crop al
vices from abroad, whe bad weather conditions pre-
vailed ia lle = j f 0h VoItoy and 6f dir,
by fine e,-iau ly in Missouri contributed 10 the Cy
strength Yet May options did not rise above ~ % -
nor July above II Oh 7-iG the former fell later TO
distant months showed a net loss Of only 81 IA cent,
but February closed off cent Cash wheat opened
and ony H! 900 bushels were taken for export.
Corn wa, close follower 9l ne leading cereal:
a cain Of IS cent. II closed unchanged. while tho
nearby months were up 1-oo Il cent. business in the
sncr,iativc IiEc was moderate. spot lOts were "a
cent higher because OF light offerings. There were
bushel, at interior points e. J.. l. 70 ENGLAND. 49,
Cash oats were somewhat active and the options cX,
272o0o bu>hel, for tle week. ihe options closed
1-2a1.8 cent higher and spot lots were firm. -,
Lard was dull and heavy me OPTIONS @ coSlng on on
1d2 :,nls. There were sales of 400 uerces on the
spot and TO arrive.
The hnal quotations were as follows; .
Wheat-Felruary. ~ 10 IL; March, 81 10 SIS; May.
81 CO 3- July. II 90 II: December, ~ - cents
Cor,-Fcbriary, G3 IA; March, 81 Il: May, GO;
July. 30 II cents. -
0at.-Februay So March 50 May. 81 3f cents
Lad March, 50 81; May So o5; Juiy' ~ 30;
August. 20 10. 49,, .,.
The receipts Of -four and grain reported Yesterday
al New York Philadelphia. Baltimore ana BO,tOn were
a. follows, Wheat 1902 bushels, corn 95,397 bush,
els oats o2,734 bushels total grain 22l bushei,
0onr 43 81 packages At ClicagO Milwaukee and -.
Ionis the arrivals were Wheat, 7A1l9 bushels com.
S3O5 bushels: oats, 2j3,j32 bushels total grain.
7O5 $50 bushels -four, 20.0sl barrels.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
COTTON NARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

rfvcrpoo Feb Il. D. m.Cotton-Thc sales OF the day
inciud d 2CO bales American. - ,
''' t',,t1res closed " aN American Mdding low mid.
,llne clause February delivery jo6ldi 1tOd Febru.
arv and March delivery, ao&i q { il64a Marcn and
Nnrl delivery 5lcia j2-Gid: Aprl and May de ~
+ t5,.Giai ;6-,ld: MAY and June delivery 59.bi q
4 Go.6id Juur and July delivery. 63O4d value; July
and August d.livcry l6d buyers August aud Septem.
b"r dcli,crv l6ld value; september and october dc.
livery. 81 sell r>. .,,,
galveston Feb lS-Cotton quiet; middllnG. l.ldc ;
low uiddlng. 7-idc good ordinary. lllGc; net re.
crip. CSi bales: gross l3s5 blOs 'Np0rts 70 Great
R9in .sl bales; the Continent. 3ol bales; sales.
$50 bales: stock T2.0ll bales
NoroI, rtb lS,CGton dnll: midd'mg s';c- n,t ana
s1lr, O}g bales stock. ~. 1923 bales
savannah Feb. Is. Cotton weak mdiling. Sac low
UIdue ,J,c good ordinary. 7i-c and rcceip,.
1926 bales exports 10 he Continent. SOFA bales; sales,
$50 ill.-: stock. 90 G5j bales
Nrw.Orl,ans Feb ls.-Cutton easy mlddng s I3.l0c /;
low midng 3lGc; good ordinary 9ldc net receipts,
993 a,- gross fOa3 bales exports 10 Great Britain.
sol ui--; coastw,e. 3,792 bars sales. ii50 bales
stack. Bis bales
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
EeQaI Notlces.
TNITtD STATES CIRCUIT COURT

LIMITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
L SOUTHERN, DISTRICT or NEw.YoRK.-In the
Of tht Tnd Stats Of %uSfc5 ~ S Sorae5 @ 'Si' q ne
rsSS i tn tn 1anae aa i TIT l SqSIS % .Gg .1s D a
Sa;e, T. al those e. tain lands situated n the said
q The city Of New YORK; agd SsG,aiaed in the biSS
by Wh1 G S % nS" on y TIM 6' h m G S9 on Sr tf Ga a"
ON ue west by state street duly selected and approved
erection Of new Custom House Baiidiag undr and in
PoyCd Auss s st ISIS Entitled An &ct 70 aaGoS
,onde9naton Of lanes f3r .e, OF public buildings and
osgensr l,h ISIS entitled A4 Act f,r & the sec,eg
"pprSv'd 3anc 2sh. isc' cn itcd I'm Act T. amend
the Ciy Of Nev.york ami for Other purposes Pur:
@ HasSst s9 ST. {ss$ s"t S A. % as&o9gS a2SSr
Gtnmai"p tb o' e9's "f an @, De'Ig rd au sn r
mSSr IN ss entitled I'd M M Act m % n Sc5S1 sSs ,St %
p poySd june sh $40 cnttd IAN Ac to a5gd IN IN
Sty OF NewYSrk and fog cher pgrposes " notice ,t Is
Crult Court Of The United states for thc sonthem D,>.
held n SS Court Room thereof in Room loo in the aen
y3 rd,I ro S h nr 81 Fba 9 aG CE o % a. & opSns %
OF IN" Court that dav soon thereafter counsel
s ancr FS Of % Etaac o in Tn the S si mse 81 Tho
pTs Gt aGd S@ @ 3 IF h r gc nt s Ss If @ E@
% all thoe certain Ind, 1ni pense- Win the bnd9S, b,n
f. the % ;sG SoqterG me & Dtret Of a da in 's s
the east by Whitehall Street. south by Rric2e
Street and the west hy state street IN Zee smp" ahso.
Lutte the 20 10 conNctc appropriated and ued 70
and tor the purposes oi site Tor the ercct.o. -,
new custom hous' building. specified IN said act d Nol
gress approved Snt'mbcr IAN. l~NN A. amended Nv
Act OF Congress approved Juno 2Sth. 1880 said pfoEw
having been duly selected and approved hv the secretary
Of the Treasury Of the United Sts or America und, ana
pursuance ~ the provisions ~ Act Of Congress s
proved August ls SSS. entitled An Act 10 autofHo
condemnation Of land Tor public building. ana Ior
pufposc- and Congress approved ScpmDer
lith. lSsS entitled AN erection OF an ap.
praser's warehouse IN the city NJ NewNork ana lor
other purposes amended hy the Act OF congress ,p
proved june .N'h 800. entitled. An Net 10 amend M
Act for the erection Of an appra ser's warehouse IN S
cY OF NewN0rS, ard for other purposes. when salu
property Is particularly described follows. VIZ
All those certain lots pieces land situatfu
living and being in the First Ward of the OF New
York which taken togc,a bounded described as
follows Beg nuing formed intersection OF
Whitehall street with tn Bowling Green. running
thence southwardly along Whitehall Street point
formed by the Intersection az Whlthl with Bridge
street thence westWadly atone BRIDGE Street 10 point
formed by the intersection OF Bridge Street with state street
thence northwardiy along state Street point formed
by the Intersection 81 State Street with the Bowling Green
thence e1st"arcly along the Bowling the point
place OF beginning. Dated New-lork February 3D.
1901. EDWARD MlIL..--LL, Attorney OF the tinted
states Of America In and for the southern District OF
New-Yosk. Post Ohice Building. Newfork CitY.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
DECISION IN FAVOR OF BRIDGE CoMP4yT.

KeOkuk, Iowa, Feb. 1S.-In the United states Clr-
emit Court this mocning Judge Shiras handed down
his opinion in the Of the United States against the
KeOkuk and Hamilton Bridge Company, deciding IN
favor of the Bridge Company, holding that Congress
cannot confer upon the secretary of War the right 10
declare that bridges lawfully erected are distractions
to navigation and that they must be remodelled OF
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
ICE IN THE IIJ-DsoN BREAKING Up.

Newburg, Feb. IS (SpecaD.-The Ramsden Trans
portaon Company, of this city, will resume navigation
between New-York and Newburg next Monday. the
steamer Newburg going down and the Homer Rams
dell coming up on that day. The ice in the river
here has been fast since New Years and down in the
narrow Highlands about West Point. where 1t has
been the most secure broke up today and went ont
with the cob tide 1t has also broken up and moved as
far the north as Danskamer Point.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York. wednesday. Fc' ruay Is Bf.I-Nl.S-E'
ha ln fr ,>,or aI,c; c1ss con,fnrd e.,r.t 20 'j 3
at,cf ali a. J,r-oy cry WIN tuo exception Of -.n1.e
.ro'd , insna5 m ,oJl, {h, - fS ,' & '' marci demand
was li,A but price, tfne lower tan on Montiy.
shc in5io qaa'y Of the eas mon vas no dH,sass s5
All sold early common I" 'h',,' n',,F' Y',, a,u Tr
~ ri,f F'1 h, ,at,ls a1,Iaainr al r. oN.n Sold
y 5j4 So ana carload OF cows aud 'tF' ".N'i AZ
M.-r. sherman & Talor bought for cNporation Did
ry,t, cabi, advice from London and Lyc'rool quot"
Snii, = to-day iuciu1o 10, cattle on ue ota. $50
quarri, .. beet % the crt and -qo quart, IN T.,
',,ltr i,, do re- Lua1rt. All wtn
go bead. ana ,lo or.no.o Win - h'af. Cen. .,,..,
a5. 10 az d. it95 r.. at 81 IS; i5 d. 1851 r. p.
= 10: 8 @a.o COW. on y a. . %, do, ics6 %.
j. sham1rrs Is Chirag3 Ser, i97 y. al os'6ooj;
20 d. Iael - d. I1..o = a, s - l, ONO
d. ! FL r AZ - 81: 10 do 12ll =. at - -:
10 ,"i.2 3D. i&, ~ At - 10 d. I79 p = 90 %. I2s5
y'5 x =: o>-h d. 90 4 a: dS 10 sa'o cow. 81 %.
Goa- i :, c4f2 p isS f, r. M rs r 81 m ni DO - So S r. r.
~ s S3ale-. Ohio oScq 17ie = a. = 20 e puzzle "a e;
~ a. - % Bull Iico 3d. At - %; - Indiana Cows
w s. Ea-t n St CHICAGO s'~er- ieis n average at
% J. T. >la,e- & Co.: 10 Indiana steers. 1885 ~ a;
:G5i "a TO- & ll&4 ~ t.;. at M over al, roads. ra ad mos,
u which w.rr consigned direct % Eroo@iyn and Hnurhn
a. 80 rcr i,5d and eyon up 70 cn'.c stock.
CALVES cpt-. ~ h.2A Of which ''2 ~ ',l,,', a
~ lllnc a. jdsc per n ard extra DO brDu2lt size.
wc,,.rn cayc- -, to he oH.r \ carload was ~oid at
'Ip5iiilnI,S ! D.wcv: VOLS I2e ~. az .. pcr y
do 100 H. at 9. II do l3j IT, at ''' d. III H. 40
a, e"G &. Na as h. a, v s 80 a D. s. & 'i s. a, ' G D. b.
D. Harrington vca>. l3o =, at 7c; do. 1i3 N.
- mli.pbc.& : nolis: 81 Western Calves, 993 ~ at
I'D! l.ucAin,Iam: 81 vcals, I35 n at 7'c lo
rs Ss.iff:sr' NNp L\MnS-Ro..p;. % carrad. Of 5o3
mead II ,ar"at. =, !. r.y ',, Gtl".' ,, -. !', w.,
ni ~ hu rsr wa, iittl, t,:c- t1 the market
today without any qpoahc ch1rer IN prices M'st ol
10 croce sheep old at s5e5f pr roo M 2ir M to gnoIs,
liwbs 40 - - -. Sp ing lambs are barely steady at
Ihe dad na,nc. + low. but with rather .ht
..oc ON hatd boh dressed mutton lamb holding
up lrm agi dealers looking for better demand "''r
Salcs-Ncwton q Gnleu: % Kentucky, Sheep. .lo@ 2
aycracc, go ~ pr 100 n Is Onto d. - = at -; -
"a r' a. 81 - ia6 do - n. a. 75 80.
80 wG'rSa a S : sncima9 s g e opo 5 s Sh'f6 6G ~ @ @a e. & S
30 Mlchiran Lambs, SOL 10. at 80 s7a; isj d. 50 H.
j. \. Pidrock 4 Sous: 400 Nebraska Sheep, 90 y, az
x So iia do 81 ~ at = 81 i36 Miyhlrla Lambs
- D.. NJ 80 %; ia d. r,tnl 9S1a ' at ~ IL. 30 -
Juid Buckingham: l95 Pennsylvania sheep % ~
" collins: 1oi Ird ana sh.cp loi N: At - 70 80 DO
Sc b. a. = - Kansa, do. ic6 H. at - - 7o Indiana
Lambs; - Do. at - - 90, s.. e,.... o., g. o.,.oo.
do 90 n. a - 80 do % ~ at - 20 IA state Lambs
Lamb n9 9Gl R''I % at =: - S' ios do a M az '''
Hume Mullen 2s At. Sheep, OH %, At - -; 80
noes. gceS6i 4 c'rcil, Of a2s ncad. 80 ,alss
quotations. r3
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
tOinter Resorts.
HOTEL DENNIS,

HOTEL DENNIS,
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
Facing the sea. open all the year. Hot water
baths. New and Improved sanitary appointments
JOSEPH II. BoRf0N.
Wnyah snnitnrun Ashe,ile, y. C.. receives nyalits
with climatic cure. KARI. Won RUCK, NJ. D., Director
4 SuEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA.
~ -Four la rooms, ,inglN together In "A private
boirl ghou-c heated b. furnace and crates bath
electric bells, fine ocauon; home comforts guar antced
Mrs. T. NJ b.. II Starnes.ave.
a. CREST SPRINGS HOTEL. IN THE PINES
L BROWN'S MILLS, n. j.
Unexcellcd accommodations for 200 guests. This re.
sort noted for its mineral springs and picturesque
lakes.
w. W. GREEN.
illustrated circulars sent on request.
HOTEL HOFFMAN, ,.r,, ,.,u,.
PENNA..NYEa NEAR THE BEACH.
OPEN ALI me YEA K. SIluCII.Y FltSr.CLASS.
J. w. CAILAWAY, Proprietor.
HOTEL, .sTEATEQRD, ocean end Of Keqtueky-aye.
plan electric be steam heat and baths al modrrn con-
lcnlence.; terms mod rate. JOHN WIEDEMER.
A PIERRE HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY. n. L.
IL Location unsurpassed large sleeping rooms; entire
house thoroughly heated l.. H. REM.
- osSMORE HOTEL. Atlantic city. y. J,-Location un.
yencnccs. Mrs. }. p. DOYLE. late OF Long Branch.
'r,uE EI.kTON. ATLANTIC CITY, y. J,
I Kcntucky-nlr~. the beach steam heat modern
conycnicnces appointments rstclass open all the ycsr
T. VILE
V,HE LENMAN.-Occan cnd OF Pennsylyania ave. At
l lanc city, y. j. Enlarged. improved and heated by
hot water. +. w. LEHMAN.
THE REVERE ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.,
i Parl Avenue. opposite the Hotel Brighton.
Open all the year. Telephone No 90.
J. J. ROBERTS. Proprietor. late ot the Vermont
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

lIams-Holders freely BseonnIne, , sup9 W n steady
cess NJ he demand clear mlddles aDouI 80 teody
M o6s jong and short clear mGcs, ABOUT 90 mcrican
St 25s Cd CheesaHoders on SPECIMEN paTiiny' tnrnentne
and rosln Holders offer freely oIders % offer
moderaoly Corn-Spot-The supply Is poor poisc Coast
Holders offer moderately. Hops at Londoh-ra''"' WV
.onnr rlnlarltplY
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

were among twcnty-one pupils eighteen with SPEC
tacc and two among them who even with glasses o'uld
not &c the blackboard such a condition l. It's own
condemnation Interference is here demanded ana l.
therefore, consider It imperative that the question OF
hygiene shall be taken up even In the preparatory IN
stiiutions for teachers that teachers receive course
Of instruction III IL and that every teacher VINO IS
sound must understand gymnastics and practice IL daily