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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-05-16
FOR SALE.

Having decided to dispose of my real estate
in Lexington, offer for sale one two-siors
brick business house, with two store rooms anu
cellars, situated on Franklin ayenuedue south
OF public square; also my residence, one BLOCK
southwest of Central College, containing SIN
rooms, smoke house. ice house, good stablinR.
carriage house, wagons sheds, corn crib ano
all other out houses; two good cellars. two els
terms ana hydrant; three full lots, plenty Of
fine varieties of fruit and the incest shade
trees in town. Call on Joe Hook, at his store
or residence. apritf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
GRAIN ANDPRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The movements of wheat were cratic yesterday
but the bull sentiment ultimately triumpled. Inc
spculation was fairly active amounting TO 3,2oo'ooo
bnshes Prices early declined but closed upward with
n rush. The break was caused by the large increase
2sA 600 hushes in the amount on passage 10 Europe
snow i'm the Northwest and rain in California aduins
70 the weakness There were full imports into the
United Kingdom, which also added DEPRESSING ~ 20
nuence May declined from 81 OoG 81 20 10 ~
~ O5 IA and then rallied to 81 % 3-i1cl w 90, ."
net gain of cent July options opened az - W
fell o. cent and then rose To 81 90 0-lo' INC
months scored net gains of 1871 cent Inc iaVc " W.
vance was due to the export business, purcha9T Va
10000 bushels in Chicago by a New, 1orR nlIiiel
frcer cIcdrantes Of -four and late cables sho"ih7
Cash wheat ended stronger and 100000 bushels
taken By shippers, rpainly for LISBON q, the
Corn was only n fSS ssan s' cereal The bears
prices broke 1861 cent The market closed with
ended firm. There were sales of $4,000 Dushels io'
oats moved in sympathy with the other cereals, ear,
The early dealings brought about loss OF 30 CEN, CEN,
hut the options closed steady at a recovery. Spoe
lots were 1912 cent lower. 49,, ,,,.
Lard showed frmness with grain and the ns ,
arrivals Of swine helped February options cioss1 up
points and the other months lU2 points nI1te
were sales Of 80 crces the spot and TO arrive
The FINAL quotation; were ;,no, e,,o5.8. Nav.
81 O6 90: July. 81 90 SO: December % Ia eelts:
Corn-February. 81 Is; March, 81 49, May % o'o'
July. 30 80 cents. $500 -.
Lari-Fcbruary 30 06: March s6 OF April, $50 oo'
May 81 10 July, S6 81 August 80 ~ .,o- y.
The receipts OF -four and grain reported Yesterday a.
NcwYorh Philadelphia, Baltimore and BOSTON weTe a?
follows Wheat 80 DAB bushels: corn. 1O2So' Dusheis
oats. 1910 bushels: total grain, 282,5Io Dushels
flour ~ O6O packages. At Chicago Milwaukee ana
st. Louis the arrivals were Wheat, 76437 bushels
corn 1J373i bushels oats, 1G4 +20 bushels, total
grain, 204, 500 bushels; -four, 3o0i7 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

yew.York Tuesday Feb. 1oBEEyES. -Recepts p p
carload; Of 49, R1d all at SS p2S s e0 in iva
city dr';sd , 9r oa1 o" E SO c5Gcs Bringing sEsc
g%a Ii At G G for poo, 1T, to Noaday report
decline 81 lac per in the European ma7k9t reles,aD1
a Sf'i ot s az situated dressed weight sinking the DIAL
shipments to 90 40 e'gb on 'e he WeSnsn by
CGm G5 Tho If r TsP Resr Sa Min $50 qaaes
The Splccoiat took out 175 cattle from Newport News
'MiLcH Cows.-EeceIpts, g head no ,t sales re-
po,td Nominal quotations. s20d$i0 per bead Fir,
Tor God Veas and Western Calves and the latter owing
s to rda Sn' '" Gdna aT; 9 to sood @ Sold Ct ds
prime Backs county e. at and State fed Calves
1oas 9%ad sod up 70 4s are County, Ioayi
1n last ETda a ace f Fp Grc!s p vea stody at
SacsHalonnrck Hollis fed calves; "a! % D. az a'
Hume s Mullen: Veal. 20 N, at Csc; 10 do, 1o3 ~
Haasoq Wse'n calves aSe n at ,aS 3sc a, SS
sErP ND LAMnSEercpts GoIl9ad J., 81 Gob h9fS
bead caGt , at er;Sy S city cS aa clTS1S. az Ma
Guet and ,t'ad5 at - 25ds5 80 for to good SHEEP
s9G g 5@ @%s' o chd Gr S R 70 S wRcr were Sold at
So -. Tae 81 spring Lambs received brought from
Mutton slow st. 7ass , few cn iSce 5s o nc iS?
@ limits %ca 3p soS Of o Hta sH az at lat report but
Slles-Humr Mullen - STATE Lambs. - ID aNoragt'
~ per n 80 do - u, at Gao; State Sheep 81 d.
D. harrington % Western Sheep, III n, at 5hc; 200
Stat LAMBS 30 y. at &c.
Halcnhcck Hollis: 90 STATE Lambs s2 ~ at Sc 80
nor 100 p 100 DO. ~ ~ at 20 IS; 153 state sheep 0J2
" DRlcniact Dewey: late yesterday, 253 state Sheep,
choice Ol, n. 20 - 81 do III n. at SO; 20 do,
105 H. a. - 80 40 Western do. 1913 N; At s. 30
NJ Collins: 100 Canadian Lambs, li9 n, at 81 12ia
oOS MEXICAN do. 20 n. at sc so.
Judd & Buckingham: POI Indiana Lambs, SO n, at
- - Mcpherson & Co.: So Kentucky Lambs. II ~ at
G. Collins 81 Jerscy Spring Lambs, at sGd$o % per
head. oo- -
NJ Jersey city and II carloads ~ i0th-st None for sale
alive SOmlnlv weak az - 7Jdsi.
ountrv.dr,.sd light weights but lower for
bcyv hoeS. Quotations. 0G6c for light upp-r Jerseys;
5'iGc fof Hight lower Jerseys 5d5 for medium weights
mud Ae9ia.c for heavy hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
COTTON NARKFTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Feb. 10 p. m.-The sales Of the day In
cluded 900 bales American. ~
Futures closed barely steady: American-Middng low
niddng clause February delivery. 5664G4 j76id Feb:
ruary and March delivery. 56.64d4 57Gid: March and
ApI delivery. 5964a4 60G4d: April and NAV delivery.
sd buNers May and June delivery. cod bnyols; june
and July delivery. G6ldIj 7Gid July and August dev-
cry Sc id5 9-G4d; August and sept mber delivery
6 S6i05 9-64d: September and october delivery. 6G4G
7-6id $500 $500
Galvcson Feb, 1O.-Cotton nominal mlddlng S-1Gc :
low middling 9-lGc: good ordinary. 1916 net and
gross ecp., 9O bales exports 10 Great Britain. 901l
bales stock IS COZ bales. o
NorfoS Feb 1O.-Cotton dull middliN &c; net and
gross rec 1877 bales exports COastwiSe IL bales
sales 1o2t bales stock. i3l75 hales ,,,,, a., -,
Savannah. Feb. 10.-COtOl quiet middllng. Sire; low
midd~< 77sc good ordinary 7ic; and receipts
o772 bales: exports coaStwsc 1857 balcs; sales. 800
bales; stock 50 400 bale.
New-Or leans, Feb. lo.-Cotton-Hoday. Net receipts
bales gross 49, i6 bales exports France 710G
bales to Continent 1887 bales coastwise 1jG bales
stock $40 023 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
11vr. srocK MARKErs-nY rELEGRApH.

Buffalo. Feb. 1O.CateReceipts for The last ~ hours
2GO head tota for the week thus iar 0oV Tor SAM o,o
gned through 26O, all 10 New foik
nonr on sale Market firm and unchanged. sheep ana
Receipts lust - hours 500 head toa IOf
week nr. $500; for same time last week; IuoU
consigned through. coo. all TO Ne~-fork on sale ooo
firm and unchanged common drll ana
Irregular og-Receipts for the last p hours. 1860
hrtd total for thus far. 5lOO; for same tine last
week 80 77O consigned through, 800 Of which Zoo TO
on Monfay Mixed heavy and mediums, 80 10 Workers,
- 1893 - pi1,. ~ 20. ,., -.
Caue-Kecepts Is coo head shipments, LOW Market
d4ur.--ed 10 ana helt"r>
- asa - Is stockcrs - i0af3 50. Hogs-Keceipts,
~ 600 head pmcnts 1900 Market steady win al.
yanc. Common 10 choice 4Ods3 3 prime heavy
and butch ~ weights - G0o-3 10 aSort" light - 9oH
a. 30 SHEEP Receipts 10000 head; shipments, $500
Mar.at active irregular. Natives Sid@i IS; Westerns
~ 1JaaJ l3La fed Texans - 3odSi IS.
st Louis Feb 1O.-tattlc-Receipts 1000 head snip
rncnt, zoe Market steady Fair 70 good fancy Natives,
6Ods5 . fair 10 GOOD Natives - eQd9i 60 stockers
- 30 Texans and Indians, 81 }Odf3 so
Hors-lccclpts $500 head shipment 600 Market shade
higher: air choice heavy - i3dT8 go mixed grades
~ 25ds3 30 light fair TO be- ~ 3ofr3 90 SheeIeEltH
CENTS. coo head Market u ady good 70 choice S4d+5 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore T.b. 1o.-Cotton quiet; mddlinr. 5-16c
Foir dlil unchanged Nhc3-S southern quiet but steady
Tuz sld4l OS Longterry 81 03a 81 % We,en steady
No winter nd spot and February, ~ O220Tl 02'9 4;
Ma. - or. Southern quiet: white and yellow,
~ Go-c: Western easy mixed. spot Glis d6lfc Feb
Tuary. 81 4Gil Ice; May 172c; steamer OOc oats hIm
unchaugrd Eec fairly active for choice; others quiet
unchanged. Hay nun choice tim thy, $40 81. Pro
vision. quiet uttcr arm creamery. fancy. 27c do fair
d. good choice. 1f01ec rolls fine l. Sc: do fair to
good i2aiGc. Egg, active and firm strictly fcsh Pho
Coffee hlm Rio cargo-. fair. l9iIr; NO = 112d ll'Ic
sugar strong rranulatd l-l6c. Copper quiet rcNned
I2idl.1.c Whi,lcy finn; 81 2iG+l -. Freignts 20
liverpool per steamer. quiet: cotton Bic; -four lbs Cd
grain BID Cork odlr. ., 9dG3S R.ccipts-Fiour,
10 bhls; -G7li bush. Substituted, 3O,300
bush; corn. $3.50 bush.
Buffalo F-h 10 -Whr1t-No. hard dull at ~ 10 No.
Northern ~ basil ~ 40. North rn II Oi2dfl o.
Whit. wheat duli aud un-"'ti'd No. Icd, u oita
o5l 40. Extra rrd sio@l OF; 80. Whit. - o3-g
Fl 90 No ] whit OREGON. 'l'. Torn oph'c easy l.
a. 40. yellow 59i-d5Sc; IL car SO. yel-
lov sold ~ j7' rose ca- 80 sold ~ Sc car, NO
yellow and l-ac TO- so. yellow Oats hfmcr den and
1r- so. white s1ll nj jlGjl l4c; . cars 80
whit sod no SOC; ear ". miN'd on tack sold 40
4p,c: 30 white In store sic ask d. Barley quiet bus
vi'h J-nt o,ru-- holder, finn: 40. Canada ?3d?Ic
40 > ~-a9'r. 40 'Ntil. ~30tGr: No. 3 SpGN2ci 40.
Western. 1G'. so. g. 7O012r: choice Michigan. ga
see. fi.r nop - 10 state. 500 $50 Re quiet No.
. -u- a-a.d Flour u.W; hrst patent spring, - 4ud
- 80: 90 Nlut.f. ~ir- - 90. Mlfc'd easy; c"ar>
winter ban 80 Do .prirg ~. Rec 9t--Wh'at 1000
bush corn 5000 bush; oat-. 1000 bush Shipments
v .1'. $500 bush
Chicago. Feb. lo.The llns futures ranged a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
TIE TRADE II CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. 10 (SpeciaD.-Therc was an increase
OF 900 bushels in the amount Of wheat on passage
Wheat opened quietly and for an hour or so was weak
Prices however were fully rallied and closed strong
on cash sales reported In different markets There
Vcre so 900 bushels No. red sold here to go to New
York at 81 10: 10000 Detroit wheat sold to New
York for prompt shipment. WAY opened az ~ 2
sold As low as g 34d9G IS and closed al % IA cents
Corn wa, dull within range Nay selling from
81 "a 10 90 =. but closing at % - cents. Inc
rccepts f39 cars, almost up 10 tho expectations
The estimates for Wednesday 233 The oats marker
was narrow one, May selling from 40 81 to 40 IL ana
stcadier on smaller hog receipts than expected. 10000
The estimate hogs for Wednesday IL 10000 May pork
sold from 30 90 10 80 -. but closed at 80 02. May
lard sold from p 90 b 10 - and closed AT 80 30;
Nav ribs sold from ~ % to ~ 020 - %. but closed
at - o. Puts May wheat were % . ., calls
90 Is puts May corn, 81 3d. calls 3d. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
THEn MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATFRIAL-The movement Is fsi1 cG ohc
sdering weather conditions with not nuch chdnt- vi
Price list Brick quoted at - aSJ 80 Ior J'rstE an
hard. SG0sG So Fishl a 2,S SSa9S 9ront
S33: Trenton DO .32 Ro.endale cement ~ l5asi 20 pr
hi: Am rap =, y md. ~ 1j0S2 p; Incch rofuthu;
- 5oas2 60, Geran Portland q 5O@e2 80: h0 Naa
rommon lime Soc Der bb dc finishing. u ioi ~
ob"; line $50 FOR common. and - for finishing a,h-.
s. 70 pcr 600 goats hair, 21d23c per bush cattle hsr
I4dlSc
CHICORY-In good demand at following prices Seclf
yellow Paper, j2taj,sc; IL ; gcnun' 'fahul''eu '4''
COCOA-A small jobbng trad. but no a.teraauGns OF
moment. Bahia 13c; Caracas, lfal1ci Irhdad' lS2c'
Guayaquf l3dl4c.
COOPERAGE STOCk-Rather quiet and easy M0lassr'
shOoks and Heads 81 0dsl 90 sugar Slooh' ana h'u
new Heads Sin 81 5OG@l So; 3G-in 81 - old shook
on, II,,d. 1jd9O, Rum Shocks ami Heads, - POD
"a 70 Eum Pipes. - 50; Empty HueSheads, a. - .
Hoops "A feet S-9as3i; u rect s2'GS-"
Co1vrON-O On the $40: quiet ard without important
change sales, 1856 bales FOR consumption Port receipt,
GSo ble against % 100 bales this day ast week aud
II '0S3 bales ths day last year. Crop movement:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR1C ES.
The Buckeye Pipe Line for January makes larry
good showing. There was an increase from Decemoer
in the total runs Of 54,72O barrels to aloe bar
reIs while the deliveries amounted to 96o,oo1 bar
rolls The gross fluid on hand at the end OF January
was o1077,7oO barrels: deduct sediment and surplus
account Of 744O76 barrels; net stock 2l233o4o par
res an increase Of 262, 240 barrels. The certificates
outstanding were reduced in January 2oooo oarrcs'
and now are 100000 barrels; credit balances H.
s24 $40 barrels. an increase OF 2o''=f0 barrels
The national Transit report for January shows an
,coc ovor December i'm gross stocks OF 1O0607 bar
rels: a decrease in sediment and surplus OF 43,Ye2
iares and an increase in net stocks of 1536l9 bar
IL The certificates issued Were increased 232,OOo
barrs leaving reduction Of 1881 barrels III credit
b"ianccs There was an excess Of receipts over de-
,eric in January OF 1852 barrels. against an cX-
90 ~ deliveries over receipts in December of 3O1oi
barrels. The Transit reports Tor tns iaS' V"o on'''
and for January, 1890, are appehdeo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11

eaT. Pretty m mu S a.. ,ar own way hoStd
:a, tArog5ogt t1S gny n. ~ dy u and tsn .lsht
rally occurred tn -e'te', ~ ino. sn 'S1,,
az Gn9 hb tr the We H. sni full import, INTO tle Lntad
Kingdom 10000 qr> wheat ana -'-.'OV Pa nour'
Earort, Q; no, in ONO and indiana aGa ran in
Gaorna s,r r@lrt 10 ,a II 1000 ta.h So chicago
REQ to y i. mcr., on ta5 Ga>ii , o. ~ 10 gi
froA the sclboard started ~ nsrket on ID, W.. arg
to the bacyancy in addition 70 sh,h taercvas de.d Dig
III Northwestern arrivals M , ,1 a. u OK AND sr
..o gAfGi5 Of Sd2nac-d 70 81 o. which 70
81 GG5 co~.ng a, 81 OG'-. July opnd at y oo'', and
rnrd from 95sa3I 90 layns oil at o :. co ~, The
SPOT market ai-2 ruled rr e uSf , S' inyes dj
lad stimulating .. Incud IN the eNlort purchases
Lisbon at 81 il ana 10000 ,qsh wi4t.r RI; private
trm, Apart from the We-rrn Rp{in9 ioc g i,f, os
at int rior points VIZ. l6iN2 bush o spring ana 20 ~
bush against rs 600 and q 922 PG, NsP5y'
2.b cI1 Sply was r7r a. showing dccrq-e OF
GOO 9 goo ei o9 for s1 o 1Ra b Sn tar bush
-rot and arrive. including uneradd NntI h . 40
T. o. b.. priyatc tarus ~. Hard spring y lS2 ai99t
clS,nc = ~; no NolthcTn ssIng d. Narth 81 oa1
Siioi. co,incat = los oMay, 81 Qj' cloS4s at
alD l 90 9. I cioS IN 1T II Go DO Nurt 95t6
96c cos.nr Al 9oa: do sa5t.ub. o5 31ca9ols closing
a. do D.cpbE 97Sa9sAe glS S,asp9 Ct 'Watra
q boaoad quod Ct soesic can2a1 No no.
&C. JS%aGa SIT It, 40 RARLEY MlLI-Quct
and unchanged Two.fcwcl stat, quoted aoIg5c Growed
do 9sdtl Western Saasd o1 MA What a
me Ssua09 wa: S a Rens Ts adq cc @
r. GHSrt ottrntion from his maike drcea or
10 600 bush for the week thc amornt on a,s9ge wa.
Iol broic fuliy ia@sc aonl'i Win or les long
o GaGe 5 eay fc u T K@edm VIC" b @ De-
sge T' at br WSt at IN The Gay tn
rcccvsfy a2c tic rise in wheat LEAVING on firm
S va. 'i. ti i'P1 @acr Slipper took ac aq T1s Ne
40 900 bush spot including ungadcd mixed and white
g2Ga6iiac No 3 mixad GoGG22c elevator steamer mNd,
81 We aroa No. WIc G3@c elevator yellow 64ai
% Hoya G NV t'e ena a. dc do Nay a5o
CS'f- 52c Do June 39s59c $3.50 S.c,nf at
0AIS-options d,at rather mcre frccy hnt The
d,n Of aheut ' 6ccrrcd a TIE Outset ont this
subsequently lecoyGrd hna ngq54T ,oo Dcng ,Ga De-
rand va. modcrlte. CcTaocc' 5000 h g-lf ST.
$1,000 bush future ~ ~ 900 u 9ga c Sa n,d &c.
m HiXs 5 IS clsyStor s3 aGoa 80 %6
Chicago ssc angradsd His,d western 6ll5!c white
49, sv 60 co,ag az Il c so F6raary closing
49,, 52 s;. do N dt 3D. o. ii FL
~ Il; 20 =, II 0jdsl 10; 20 H. az - IUa3l 10
so 1c "a 4 Is 5'"'' -'' ''''''' -
nay AND srEAw-Tcrc is qqiet market on hay
raw in lIght request HAY noiss Goc far to G9g
e2mon % re slg' ss @aSi short f
molS~iu,n,s- drag aogs in l-tless name mann, and
though not quotlby eianf4 thG naT' r, ,e b I
ciocg 1880 medium. 3 81. common e far 2s"3lc
S S,[ l5Ss 's Saa is IL i~ 40 Old dl2 Pas
HEMP hND JuTE-l- dql and nominal On me has,
Of 9s m, If aa at 5c Eth for pap par nR, 5os and
hIDES firm but lg;, active r3,yf.t oqota'ep, CO, ;,
i3isc: Caifo-s 22ocj Nat - NitaHor%. - 20 n ~
selected IOdl3 n lie; Cordo'a kip, 1913 ~ AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11

LIVERPOOL Fob 10. 3:ij p. M e. pork and hams in
moor demand Bacon poor demand long and short clear
nddcs about - - dull at 20S Chcese-The demand ha,
,auen Of Tnnw-In fair demand prime city firm as
2js 3D. Turpcntinc In poor demand Ro- IN good de
Iu,ud Iard-SpOt and futurrs ia poor demand primo
western spot aud February duh at Dos ID March and
April duh az 3Os 3D. Wheat and -four In fair demand
C1rn-Suot and futures demand mixed Western,
February steady az - i1d. Hops at L0ndoH-Pacinc
Coast-Thc demand l. improving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
Proposals.

nREDGING IN THAMES RIVER, CONN.
~ Engineer Onlce, U. S. Army, Room u. z, Army
9Th, I53lsealed proposals. in traleatea for Dredgns
Until twelve G2l O'Clock, noon, Monday, March 9th
1901 The attention Of bidder; is nyitd 20 the Acts Of
approved February Goth 1851 and February 23d
1887 Vol 23 page 1892 and Vol "a page 4li, Statutes
at Large. Further information can be obtained at this
ocn Applications should be indorsed the envelope
.'Oficlal Business" d. c. HOUSTON Colonel Of En-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11

The crude certificate speculation halted somewhat
Yesterday At the stock Exchange only l9oOo nael,
srcrr Gid az 9d70 Is cents. At the COnsOhuatcd
rnoac, tbere were sale, Of 900 barrels in options az
50 $50 9ld70 rs cents and sales Of 5000 oa W%6o OF
Ncne only Is for options and IS cent for cash
oil at The Stock Exchange The features Of news
>xere unjmportant but the National Transit January
,rnor; for.shadOwS a total ncSlse in stocks by all
lines The market closed steady. . -,
Refined oil was strong, and quotations were al
vanced five points all around. In barrels the quo
tation now is 745 cents, and in bulk 4oo cents
Cases are 065 cents per gallon.
Foreign QuotatiOnS-Antwerp, IL Is francs
Rrcmcn 6 20 marks: London. > 3-S pence.
on city Penn. Feb lO.-National Transit certificates
orcoed SOL highest Sl@ lowest, 7ol2 closed. 79s
Sales i3a 600 bbs cearances, G9oOOOi shipments,
- Pit,sburg Penn. Feb. 1o-Petroeum dull; National
Transit certificates opened at S1s closed at 1919 highest
s1is lowest, 1913. -,. ...,o.....
B,adfori Penn Feb 10.-Natlonal Transit certificates
opened a. sOs closed 7954 hghe't sl1 lowest, 1893
siearance., Sos. 900 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
IN HUNTINGTON HARBOR,

building, 80 Whitehall Street, New.Yorl y Y, February
9Th s9Seaed proposals. In trplicate for Dredging In
Huntington Hafbor " Y, will be received at this onics
until twelve tl2) O'Clock, noon on Monday, March 9th
1891 The attention Of bidders invi0d 10 the Acts Of
Congress approved February 10Th 1882 and Febusy 2Sd
at Large Further Information be obtained this
Office Applications should b. Endorsed the envelope
"Oncial Business" ID. c. HOUSTON, Colonel Of En-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11

COFEI4l~SpOJ Blahu EIautH TLltU IFih .uN ~
while stock to arrive had fair d mand. No no
quoted l75.c. Sales. 1000 bags Nos I, .. and az
1S4e for No = arrive; loo bag, no lsc to arri'G
No ;. 1SAc u arrive 500 bags NO - l'c: 10
be shipped; 800 bags santos Peaberry. loc to arrNg
and LOCO bags No. Santos, lS.-c, TO arrive. MIA
growhs fairly active and firm. sales, loo mats IN
terror Padang spot. q he 800 pcus DO from DArnDr
sale 244c 500 mats Padoe, spot z2c 100 ban Cen
tal American ZOO BAGS MaracaitO, go bags lsu!r
and 81 bags Savanla private terms options deNtlOPd
moderate degree OF activity. and Tho general tone
favored the 'bu" element In the early dealings how.
ever December ruled somewhat lower. while other mohe
were 5al5 points higher better cables ad covering
Of shorts." December subsequently, rrganed the AIRY
loss and the entire closed 1dl0 points up HARE
advanced 2dl franc, and Hamburg closed +a.2 p'lnns
better London ALEC hardened Ohlcla quotations 20
p February, 7ss March, 76s; April 15s Me- .o,
june 73s sd July. 73s Amsterdam, FEB Ill htN
Dutch sale Will take place on The sd ploS99 ohnn
firm at the advance RIO quote Re9par nrcb 6o
kilOs nominal good second 90 kllos I1U
prlvate 1888 receipts in Rio e days 1900 6ngs Ko
70 Europe, 1000 bags RIO stock 149oCO bags no mar'
$4,000 bags; santos market firm Holiday In ko and
Santos tomorrow In cablcCram Of the 1th inst max
Santos receipts l1ooO Instead Of 1900 bacs Receipts
at Rio July February Q, 1891, lGJ4 COZ bag sdLc
time I'm 1890 bags same time in lN~" 5O-I wv
bags Receipts az Santos July 10 February - le3i,
time in 1850 COZ 900 bags. Total sales here to-day
haps az 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11

.,r 9op DO 1889 Wisconsin Havana 92 TO l2c; lVo W
sundric~ Soc also 800 bales Havana lOG 70 81 10 m
OF the market has revealed no ~ oF
,rsug features concerning the domestic wool sltudto
are Doing n small business at former rates ana thae
- Thev still spring movement ana perhaps
I'm come manufacturers appear IN no hurry =,
at being perfectly content with the present MODE Oi
handling stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
Good Ordinarv........ n0s Low Middling. .."...:5s
strict Good Ordinary ....7 lMddling ........S ll-lo

Optons-A fair degree Of activity prevailed in thu, line.
drift prices somewhat errduc lnltla sdics
showed decline OF points. atr which there wa Htlei
drop OF 2G3 points with considerdblc sciihS ny r.,
The feeling However. gradually became stronger ad hn~
lures were point higher and only shade lower
on late months. In the early dealings the bars were
favored Liverpool adNices and fun port reeps@
The Government report. however an important iacor
estimated per of the crop having been mar
kccd which interpreted meaning Weld Is uah
5000 bales. Total sales here today llS,9OO bales