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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-18
County Treasurer,s notice.

All county warrants registered prior
to May L, 1889, will be paid if pre-
sented at my Office, corner Third and
Washington streets. Interest ceases on
and after this date.
The Dalles, Oct. 81, 1892.
WILLIAM MICHEL,
10.31tf Treasurer Wasco County, Or.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-18
Born.

In The Dalles, to the wife of Capt. Ad.
Keller, November 18th, son. Just in
time for the Cleveland jubilee.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-18
Domestic Wanted.

Girl for general housework in family
of four. Good wages. Apply at the
postofice. 11.1Sdtf
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The Da11es Daily Chronicle.

Entered a the Postofice at The Dalles, Oregon,
as second-class matter.
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Freight Rates Greatly Reduced.

Shipments received at wharf any time,
day or night, and delivered at Portland
On arrival. Live stock shipments
solicited Call on or address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
GR1iNAND PRODUCE MARhETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DF

ATITRFS OF NEW YORK pFAll'rS''
Tho holiday az Chicago In honor OF ldhcoh p"'"
dav rotred the local grain markets of support from
mat ccutrc The speculation In wheat was Moderate
and prlccS were higher as a rule. At one time thc'e
was a rise Of 7-Sa11-S cent. ana the cWsc WIS
within a small fraction Of the top prices ''o'c'
wcro Grmcr and the foreign element bought ~ -, q.
i,ha,,I ,,uv continental accounts were c>pcclaIly
strong with unlavorble crop reports Iio'' ID pr
ali points according 10 some incSsaEes, 90 -
..ioscd 30 rcgtimcg up on nour, ana w.
-" confines better on wheat. Cottren was
also an open buyer, thus augmcnthg tle III f,r
local .hors covered moderately, and there WhS i.i'
III !, The cynort demand. May opened at 81 oo -
81 90 1l16 and rose to 81 OF Inc olT' ,i@ 600
Va abOut | cent better. Shippers 'ooM ''-'VV
h%Sbeis and micrs 10000 bushels ,-,,-. ..o.
CORN gained IT. IL cent but the spec um,lun M"'
,,,et cables were mp. thc shorts coVcrvu' " :,
n"rt buying wa, reported and strength III "ncar a
was only 10000 bushels. Cash corn wa Il Inv, n'
hirhcr and $4,000 bushels we're taken ~. Pri
nsts advanced II cent IN sSmpdlhN WIN ""'"'
ard r,rn spot lots stcadier, but SLOW II, -,
~ ori was yeakcr and dun, but there VIZ S"Ir' W
20 uorces on the spot part bcinS ih'ehued Ior cN
p'!Trh The final quotations were as follows 90 yor
whc,t" F.I'rnary. ~ Oh IS March II Oh 5-0' May
~ OF 81 June. 81 O6 Is July % ,nn,s' n
Com-Fehrunrv, - j-s; March, 'o' Mhy' ~ 10
'"H %atsFebrnsTy SO Ia March, 30 "a; May 81 -
ceI I.y-F,hruary. 81 80: March 90 50; MAY. go o.
Tto recclp,s u grain and -four NJ New ork i-,h.
dolphla Baltimorc and bostoh t',pIr"" CO.., cc,
"cr. ~ follows Wheat oi.o91 bushels corn ~,
- busbcls. oats 1jl 93i bushels. total grhln W -
zoo Lushel,. noir ~. -jG package. A. 'nl,'tt''
,,ii,r,,ii,c and It Iouis the arrivals were Nifd,
bushels, total grain. 335.dlo bushHiS' holr' "'''o
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

yew.York. Friday FEB. :-HEEvEs-Eecelpts. 1913
csC CsS eodu.gnd direct Including - carold Tor l.
mans Company. Y carloads for D. H. Sh, NJ - es'lo1a,
C"mysnv II carload, for Schwauchhd SnHbererr and
10 ;d, for %gc 5 m b aa .; and S' aas
was very Gul froln lrgnnine 10 md aad price rrFe
mat cts sales Of good cajte wcrc at decline Of
zoe Ter zoe r. Ine ya ,o E r." S 75@ So habccai
and CooiadOs at sjas4 40 oxen at 1888 ST. bulls e;
City dressed beef continue. to ,' slowly 2. Gas2c per
H. L.s s.t ys , C se6a Gnty srg at aid
american steers bringing 1Galc in Ii'ciloo aad llaii4c
sSipMsn,s tonofo@ and sunday include oeo quarters
Of beef In the uHbra and $50 ggaIteF, in the Ethiopia
{ 3ace at for 4 &SiG'%,h zoo %sd ih
f Eis4 lSg''ih59 aa %-S g Pr
ported shpmen d s S's 20 e sn ne week Of 'O' 'e
qus sspneats Sf 70; s Ssw week ending
salcs-S sanders IS Ohio steers. 1868 n aycacc. at
81 co per 100 N - d. 1875 ~ at 81 SO 80 DO l2ss H.
Sg 1920 r. at So 60: DO 1850 n, 2; 80 10; DO
leS ss. at @ f S'o Ohio r. # sG N 81
20 pdsN 49, l2o9 = It c 4 DO s 1o s r a,
81 bull 2oso n; at 81; do. 1870 n. at $50; dry
D. acrherson < Co.: 1s Western steers 1870 n. at
o. 10 1870 90 s 81 2S s! Is d. s 90 IL 90 g. DO
iioS r. a.Ist; 20 State cows $50 H. at s. 20 bulls
sla9bsg 81 c'S S hP n1 srsd ICo s e g 50
q IS S. ia + d. 1873 T. at 30 Is o. iaeo
Newton Gillett - chesgo eteers. 1890 H. at 81 80
NJ GOLDSMITH rs Western steers 1874 ~ at 81 40; %
do Il7O N. at - % do 1870 n. ot 81 80.
D. WaiXel 2S Chicago steer. 1925 =. at 81 90 - .
MICH COWs-No fresh arrivals AID no eales Feel
Inc steady 80,
at 5iaQSc psr n.
Dressed cslvos steady at Oe1o3c for country dressed
veals 7a1ac ior city dressed ehoee qroly l:e' and
$,eS ia!ienSSG Hoqs; yeals, 1i' n average
Judd & Buckingham: veal 100 n. at Che.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccits including carloads
consigned direct. were "a carloads or 4 $50 he!d-l4
carloads at COths carloads at jersey CITY, and car
loads at TIol oxen Demand less but steady foi
sheep. while lambs trfc easer. Common TO prnr
shetp sold At $3.50 50 culls at 81 ordinary choice
lambs SO 5oas7 %, inferior stock at So.
Dressed mut;an steady 9dl0i2c dressed lambs
little se0ic and country dressed spring lambs
saiesED' Harrington Isl State sheep II N average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The crude oil market stu fenhS no"h"nu "
m activity Of .c speculation in certificates, but
.,cos o,, almost stationary. Adding together Nc
dIircs ,t tc tvo exchanges the record 'ill, ocl,"
thai 81 the preceding day. when there "aE tT-alg ol
IN 900 harte. ut the SiDk Exchange Nc'hfptN Az
a., b 81 cents. aIS- the hrst day I'M, W'rh
-, ,hich any Transaction, occurred. pnY iI"N'
ar,cis IN opfiou, changed hands at the tun~p
Eycbangc hut prizes ver hrmcr n 80 ~ ~ : >
-, agnin-t 80 / = cents Thursday night. The "ii.
,t ~ tIo Mcdonald field lower but thcrc t. SUI!
an accumulation of Siocas ahovc gfouhd.
Eonnrd petroleum was quoted al '.lp ,,hur ~ UT
Antwerp IG I'm 10 - francs, Bremen oh1 HaThS
| nudou . : l6g > = pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING decentralization River brick are IN
light supply nearby stock Is used to co9siuctage
xtent az prices ranging 81 80 u So Latin steany
Hayers taw hard brick quoted nominal per VVo
nominal; Up-River hard nominal; pale - o0HS3 nv9Gn
Qae cement fleSl - Per bb. American foIudhu q.
g. 20 Belgian Portland s. 10 as % English fofuSn9
81 35dS2 so ROckland common lime ?Oc per DoI anu 20
finishing 81 St Johns common lime o0oo1c aths r ~
per | 900 goats hair, 25a2Sc per Oush' cstue hs
16dlSc. . ,o -. ,.orto,
for tho day ruling quiet and steluy NO llo Quo.T 90
i4al5c. sales 1000 bags no per Eih siiy' &c
$50 bags no per Kcpler. 1876 go esg, No o. dGf
600 bags Santos No. spot 1oc. Mia grades stcau?
and quiet sales go pkss jamaica on rrSate terms
OptIen trading falling off, and the DRIFT OF he
market was a basis attended with more or iess
ton TO the general rule Of weakness. and closed un
months lost sails points HaNre dropped AL fanc
were hardly changed Rio the contrary was firm and
London generally steady Oncial quotations, 80 D. N
Tebrrsry OILS sd March, els sd April. Cos 90; " ~
COS sd june sos Sd July 5Ss 3D. Rio quotes KesulSt
first 40 klos). nominal good second 40 os) ~ SOU
exchange (prvac. II JIG; receipts IN iNo 3uVo Das,
Rio clcaances TO United States. $4,000 bag no cltsr
snces 10 Europe 5000 Rio stock, 19S 900 bags no
market firm receipts in santos 10000 bag Slntos
stock 4os 600 bag Santos market quiet good average
santos 10 $50; cleared from Rio. February II s.
ruary il 1880 20I4 900 bags time 1891 l9.s oeo
bags same time 1880 I52N go bag as 600 tssep's so
Sasitos July to February IL ls'2 ,Snd9VVv sc ,rs
time 1901 900 bags so,Pe tin' 1890 l'4Sooo Bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
LITE .rocr ,,rrErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

nugolo Feb 1n-Cattlc-Receipts last twenty -io"r
hours $50 head total Tor tic week or. tII Ia Ia can
10, bcod fnr came tlrc last week. l2,3-O head con,
.jgned through 3.72O head TO New-lorh' i'tuV n,
~ saIc 100 head Opened quiet; closed quiet Du'
tcody Vat cows, - 7Ja3 40; good medium
' ,aG ., zoo n .iecrs - 3OdA C5 Iog--llcceipts
la-t twenty four hour, 14.4VO mead l""i w ,S,
week thus Gir $500 head; Tor sam" IN talnc I'D
,rcok 20 900 head consigned through. 10 h'f'u
fn Ncw-NOl,t 1850 head on sd!c. l''V' n.hI
onencd strong on very Hight receipts carF-ohY i've
r. hut weakened al noon with thirty cars IN :
opc,inr priccs. sales ranged early; hcavy gtf'a.S
- Ionj 10: packers and mediums, - Xxx? "o
yorLcr. GOOD IL hest - SON. 30; do lEht, ann
nirs - I5m5 %: good heavy ends. son ID DE
rnod TO hest - 1913 - pigs common SNp' 20 l,r,
- 90. > assorted rOughS. - 211f ~, tol',Iu
coughs, 80 7jo4 stays, - 3oG3 80 Dul i ntc' w. w.
1ooIic Iowcr sheep and ambs-RecelpS ENt
twcntv forr hours II 600 head total for inc week
Inn, far IS 900 head for same time iasl "cS. ~,
zoo heod. consigned through. coo heln.. opcucu
GOV duI and IJd 2jc lower for lambs cood 10 extra
bccn steady: common to fair. 10c lower closed duii
al HE decline. with number uhSon rnoP
Fy,r fancy, 50 5Od5 %: good TO choice
rAI ,0 80 20 fair 10 good 81 1895; cuS and com
man son ~ -. LambS-G0Od 10 extra hnuNs'
IS cor & 90: fair To good do, so 21o0 % cui,s ~
common - 5OaG; Canada, common 10 extra
@' cLiraco Feb 12-" The Evening Journal reports :
Co,tIc-Ecc,fpts 5000 head shipments, 1000 hcau
,rta, low. lower: natives. &304 40; stockcrS
- -503 W.: cows 81 GOa2 So. llogs-Recept':
- ooo. shipmcrt, 1900: market slow. lower
,',,,ch and common. ~ 400i 80: mixed ana ptch-
crS RI CO04 - prime heavy and butcher welgnt t
81 4Oa4 s.: light 6jai So ShecpIhecelp , ,:
q 600: shipments 1000: market steady to weak
vcarlinrs. 81 1916; Westerns, - lo@' o. lahoS'
o.. -.,,E-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

Quit amy to-day Otherwise there stead parhet
modsise pclo q e a sNtF 1G ana agpirsAnHoSG
grades winter wheat for M Weit odn h low yts n
ss sos SoS 10. 'S6SS ". Qas5 ne VIZ
oo se, x9eF w aSo s f.'aa e = 2 gSs H.
pK parents o@ 25 low e1tfn 80 2Sas so,
oS sos St IS aSs: s sp
lures s4Gsh 20 saiehts coamen % q6cS y ~ a
&C., sSgsaae sas$ T. ;P@s ana a..S y niss fine
soGTMEN qaies but h s'ea4y a: ,. seae.
S ss a 1So s Ss ion lflue eafa = pat
cSt So s. 5oss5 IIorRmFy. .. h 3ns e So
a assnIT s. S5Ss4 BGtKwMEAi FLOUR Quoted at
.1'y he'd aggsws e, iFs.sIsS.y aSSS
505Oc IN csl!o on taeH ana 2SgS.S y ooso.ds
Yclow western quoted - 7oaaa 10 and Brandy wine
ToaEGN DRIED ERyITTss movement @,a2o mS&sa,s
on the spot n e TAX a and ga Ssf ays
ctFoH from 5Ss oas ad o rsssHn ,a dsss H
SoS f r. %. oodon areTs 81 3Sss 80 MsisgS
eow9 81 and LoNSSn nhd afers ~ &c.
d. FiSH"MacEerei comes in slowly and command ful
prices rule Goldfish holds firm at 81 for Bank and
the absence Of anylees from ON
Se o s5A bush chSSeed fd Thcfc wa S
pause the Outset but the buying gradually inpov,d and
Later on however there more realizing leoang
Stated then SIoeP . 81 % iiiG 5S%
which rose news Wv rom c sbSaa Slc K 70 % Tor
M most e Of Gif the Duoyansy Liverpool I'd the
%ss Af Paris gansd cente on wheat and 80
we're quoted strong, with good demand. Houses WIN
foreign connections were buyer, 70 moderate extent and
declared that from all pats Of the Continent wheat crop
& When wss .8p by e
tinued buyne by prominent operator added
hut
more than offset by the bulllsh Of accounts
sSG 5au
against sns % s so bush
las 4oo bush wheat ad 30 200 pigs nouf. pot
ns With
s sSpSs Ss prompt - q:a MAJ an SSs' H
Of cr bought Mg '"s ssss s
"a a9d Sss Rss HS H s%. .ya. .ns
s.: tS ss ss = i'ss s:,.s 3 e 8,
N1S'sn spT !. 81 pS Ss a. Ms 80 $S
igs s es $ SsI = fSiss
Sss sSa' slSsss md assiSs,
s s ssE Sss :'sss s aS
Fasy SPo' Sn %s''S s sSsd
ssie s. N A1Ss Coz SaNA 20:
s.roes but ssse:dssy ss spssSs'iyS ms S1S
on spot; and there little covering Of shorts be-
N strength and the market finally cosed at ad-
vance Of si2c The absence OF Chicago sdvgs on &c.
count OF holiday served TO cheek outside buyih: on
Shinper took 176 900 bush including 80 mixed a. 90.
abosc afoa special February steamer miAed ancat
5oasciac promp, and nearby delivery The local also
SsIs go 900 insh future $4,000 spot ard special
including ungrsded mixed and white at ts'.a5lc no
,nixei $3.50: mixed la1 d49 elevator 5od5oPc
snoat No mixed 4s.a49tc elevator 5o4 s5o'.c anoat
and SIC special February steamer Whit bic steamer
yellow, 4esc No. TeernaTy. 4se asore closing At
S0ssn5oac closing at soho do May 49'dsoist. clsina
at s6i.c do June. 4s4sLc. closing 2. 4s'.c do July
psthy with other cereals but tsdios throughout was very
6e0co bush represent the total dealings for the eay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

A. a. nor 1oo y 90 d. - = at - so 1se Mes ST. "a
100 r. at s. 50; 1913 STATE lambs :. % AZ %, Western
DO 80 =. at - 20; 81 10 - w. ~ ~ -N'
DO. - =. at -. . .,cD so n a, -. ls do 10l
n a. 81 10 State lambs teus). % h. at 80 - w.
~ o " Mullen 1913 STATE sheep 1ol II. at 20 80
1871 state anb.' 80 o. STATE Sleep. s9a n. ct S. 10
40 State lambs. GS = al SO % mo , \, 81 %; lO2
" Collins l9j Michigan ,beep W. ;S % IS ONO
Ohio do ~ r., al a. ~. D. uo on w. ~ -" 'N'
lsm' Gs ~ 80 20. -. o.. hoo, 100 - At 60 so !;
Ind \ Bucsir ch.m: 1Hi >ttCc' s'cep' iV' ~ ." ~
700 state lambs ~ H. a. :, ~. -co ..,a ~ carloads
HOGs-Rcccpts - carload, or S,Sy ynn for s,e
III sun Xc~8naliy ,i1,dY at =5ds5 40 per 100 r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
r1,rnpFAN pRODrCE MARKETS.

Iivorpool. Fob. IL. $40 ?. M Beef and pork In
foir demand Ham, and bacon In poor demand.
Cheese Tho demand has fallen ON. Tallow In poor
demand. Turpcntlnc IN fair demand Ro,in IN poor
demand Iari-~pOt and futures IN poor demand
n,iirr western spot February. March and April steady
~ 34s ID Wheat In fair demand NO req winter c,
stcady al IS I'd. Flour In poor demand. corn spot
e. soGd demand futures in fair demand mixed West
nrn spot firm a; 4 534d; February firm nj 4 81
March steady at Is 3 I'D. Hops ut L0ndoh-faoihc
Coast I'm good demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
NEw.YoRK SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

Primary Union, this day, -. Broadway Tabernacle
Chapel Miss VAN MAnTER teacher.
:! teachers Class THIS day, 80 N broadway Ta6cr'
nacle liss DR.. SCHAUF tLEE, conductor.
3. Teacha,s' Class, this eyonng at O'Clock Madison
Ayenu. Reformed Church. Rev Dr. KIFlEEDGE, con-
T. Teachers and Parents Class. Sunday, 80. Fourth
Avenue Presbyterian Church Chapel. corner 22d.st Mr..
RALPH WELLS. teacher
D. Teachers and Parents Class. Sunday. o'clock, Col.
legiatc Church. 6th.ayc. and 29thst. Rev PALMER 5.
HI LBhRT. conductor.
g. SUPERINTENDENT Class. Tuesday. O'Clock. in Fulton
Street Chapel. Mr.. RALPH WELLS, teacher.
T. Bbc Teachers OF Harlem. Tuesday evening, O'clock
I'm the Mount Norris ba thurc, l20t,t and SHAVE
Teachers Glass, Memorial Baptist Church, Washing
ton Square, South. Thursday evening, 20. Rev. Ed
WARD Jul SON, teacher.
o. West End Teach Class Friday evening. o'clock.
We, End Presbyterian Church, l00h-st. and l0thaye
Rev. J. b. SHAW, tachcr.
10 West Side Teachers Class, Friday evening,
o'clock North Presbyterian Church, 3lsts and 0tnave.
Rev. Or. KlTrREDGE .cachcr.
These classes ale free and all are welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
RELIGIOUS NOTlCEo

AT SOUTH REFORMED cnuRcHn:: v IKS"1DGKiCI
corI,,r 3stn.st -Preacnlng By the pastor; ~ NJ
TI'I,i,Y D. D. Sunday. II a M and r. II"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

OLD JOHN STREET. first Methodist Episcopal Church
in America, ~ Jonnst Plcach!n-. 10 40, Roy. W. II.
WAEDELL Presiding Elder. 80 by Pastor, llev. f. u
HOME All wrlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

ST ANDREWS CHURCH, 5th-sve corner 1o7n..
Rev. GEORGE r. VAN De WATER D. d.. --Sc.~~
TaEe elevated trains to 125th-st. Rev. NOSE.S Cc,.
TYLER, LII D.. will preach at IL a. M the Rec,os =
4 and 40 D. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. East 35th.st.. between
park and Lexington AYES. Rev ). s. Sl;WAtD tahtor-
Sundl, school with adult classes. NJ Do sermon az IL
subject Agreeing with the Adversary eulcky or Dan
pcr o REPRESENTATION"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

SAINT PAUL'S METHODIST EPlSCopAL CHURCH
morning, at 10 o'clock, class meeting AZ H. pressSSs
D. M an the Chapel OF DR.. Crosby's Church an -
and 22dst. Weekday services as usual. All are e.
daily invited. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner Of
.st-treachins b. the Pastor Rev. HENRY NJ
II a. III. and y. m. Sdnday-school AZ 80 a. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH, Washington Square.
south EDWARD il DSOS, Pastor breaches Sunday at
ii and 30 Services every week night, namely Mon
dly AID saturday singers tuesday FOR the church
"Wednesday Tor tne young people; Thursday for sunday
school work Friday Tor general meeting. AL vel.
CON service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
MadisonaNe corner Of 2tth st-serSices Sunday Feb
fuary a. a. IL a. n and 40 .. The Pastor. Rev.
G. H. PAKKHu RSr d. D. will preach Sunday-sehool
session, = 10 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

ST: JAMES CHURCH. Madison;ave. and 71stss D.
CORNELIUS D.. SMITH, KcctOr.-ChOir festival eyecsr.
| at s. anthem, .Gallla." Mo ming service at II. AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
Ocean Steamers.
NETWORK & CUBA Mail steamship Co.

NETWORK & CUBA Mail steamship Co.
~ Plcrs 10 and II. East River
saturday Steamer at 4. M. and others At D. M,
or IIatsua Irogfe %, Csfnpcchc. FTontcrl, Laguna
Tampi,o. TuSram and Vera cruz.
Mntanlss, Cartcnas SaRuo talbarlen,
Nassau Santiago Dc cuba Guantanamo and tienfuogos.
YlTNI'RI Iieynna aid VI Nicsn Ports Sat- FEB -
SARATOGA. Havana and taG"nas w.t. REP ~
YI'CATAN. Havana and Mexican Ports sat Feb %
CITY OF ALEX ANDEIA, HaV & Matan7asWed, Feb. q.
SANTIAGO. Nassau. Santiago dc Cuba and
Cicnfu'lO nuI'. 90
This line direct connection with and s'es through
pUis ~ Iad.na u al points Mexican H. w. Co.,
WeNican Ccntri X. W Co.. Ltd. and the Monterey and
Mexican Gulf Eailrosd
For full pNrep,ri, irleht or R"oSC6 spRS W,u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
STAINED
cood Ordinary 4 sic Low Mddag.. % 1916
go. Goai 0r.iinarr 4 NIddllng Ot

(.ood Ordin
Stict Good Ordnary.4 1910 Middling .--.'-...-.c+
Optlons-Were subjected TO frequent varatons DIV VIC
ultimate drift Of market be2rsh ana nti nHu
showed q decline Of 4GJ points A weak opeh'nh -
followed rise OF az points on local Covering
stonger Liverpool accounts. Then came shaP Dtat
m free ouidaton OF longs" carrying prices sull points
below the Of yesterday The movement az rev
which led 10 rene we'd buyin b. shorts hence genera
la. 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE.-Lecturs \.
Mr.. q. GROSZMANN 1T ChckcriDg Hal. at IL 20 a
Subject THE Twilight Of the God., .he Rise ana IN
Of Ideas.n All interested invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

LENOx AND UNION CHURCH lDisciples), LAnox ave
and iy7th.st REV. JAMES MILLAHD PHILPCTT. Pas.
tor-Services II a. m. and 10 D. m AZ the evening
service the sacred cantata "BeshazLns feaht pOst'
ed from las. sunday account OF sickness, viii DC
rVcn by a quartt:e and large chorus Cordial welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

1.-THE LIFE AND WORK OF MR. STURGEON. IA,
Great baptist Preacher win be the subject Of h.
IIUGHESS address the Church Of the Holy Sepulchrs
East 7ith-st. and Park.aye. tomorrow evening, az
o'clock. Everybody invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

TWENTY. FOUErH STREET METHODIST EPIsco
PAL CHURCH.-l0 80, sermon by DR.: WILLING.
p m. Sunday-schooi. 80 p. H. Bible reading by Mn
WILLING: $50. EpwOrth League nicotine, 10
praise meeting. Eyangelistic service by Mr.. c.
LAKDY. Mr.. GARDINER will sing. =
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

EIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST sa aSa So
OLIVER A. BROWN, Pastor:-PracnhiS ~ ~ - m You
ounday.school 80. Epworth League o'So D. Il" 'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

rptrvns, MEETING i5th.st and l.uthefloFn r1ce'
prTnAWiV NICHOLS . minister from Iowa tHpecC 20
attcnd the meeting today az IL a. m. Inc puoi' wi
daily invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST JAMES 5: W corner
and 73d-st, Kew j. Is ENSN iDH'rs'
d. D.. PastOr-serylces IL a. m, p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

THE BIBLE AND MODERN THOUGHT.
Prof CHARLES A. BRIGGS, D. D., will deliver IA
last lecture Of series The Bible and the Higher Crit
cism" a. tn. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT REV. j. H.
McILvAIEE, D. D.. PASTOR Parkave.. corner 3S,hst
Sunday 14h inst, at p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

WHITE CROSS SOCIETY Annual meeting Sunday
eyesnf 80 os'Gn SSrc Pae c st. SS ,.
forced upon public attention by popular vices and
ports by the secretary, Dr. De Costa, from home aal
abroad. All citizens specially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

young men in ASsoc1XTIoN HALL, corner 2siss y;
shay sunday n sitGirnOon at p m The chr'.s
EKSRINE. OF the firm Of J. II. Erskine Co Nj.
FLORENCE LAFFIN, solost. All young men cordially
invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 10sA.a
and Amste rdam a ve-The Pastor. Rev. JOHN BALLOON
SHAW WILL preach at II .. In and 7:+5 D. m. Sunday
school at . 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

PILGRIM CHURCH Congregational, Madison. ave.
and 2lst-st.. Rev. SAMUEL H. VIRGIN. d. d., Pastor.
sabbath services. Morning AZ IL evening at AS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner OF othst-Pubc worship Tomorrow az Il q.
and d. m. The Pastor Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER
ID. D., will preach. The Sabbath school at a
q. m. Wednesday evening service in the chapel at
n,clnck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

MADISON AVENUE PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN
CUI-tCI fat jN.st.l Hey. j. WINTHROP HEGENAN,
ph D. Aasociate Pastor wiz preach at IL am Al D. M
I,ev On ARIFS l., THOMPSON. ID. D.. Pastor. VIII give
the second sermon on The Garden Of Life" Subject
Youth i'm Ncw.York." Full chorus at both service
seat, free and welcome for all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

rprrvns, MEETIN(i HOUSE. No ~ East a aUGn
~. al ,ve Meeting for worship, hrst CAV tSuiua
II a. M fourth day "Wednesday, $3.50 D. He "'i -
cordially invited.