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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
DANGERS OF TIE cooLIE SYSTEM.

70 the Editor OF The TrlO"ho.
ei-: The question Of the annexation OF nv eau
witch Islands must he considered largely IN r''''en''
IN the Interest Of the islanders. II j. mah''St '
they have not the character or poh"'"i '"P'''N
form an Independent republic. II they come "'''',
A. oo,,ro, ~ Great Britain, the present System O.
cool,e labor Will be maintained. This l. INC '"'
with all English possessions witch have not l'ar"r"
IKE Australia to act for Themselves Independently
=, the merccnary policy Of the home goV'f''''o"'
Pint II IA acknowledged that this system Will curse 'he
Islands with hopslcssly mongrcl ana d"b'sen popi
,oron OnIy from the United states can hhhhniN
49, tor dnlIvnrlnce from his misfortune.
The admission Of thg chiGc1" IN 'nr or ,nn nr"ci
Un"i"n NJ that region with the United Sta,cS. 49,,
uhI n, y. ,, rn,ruorv . I403 f.. +. ZEGLER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

chicago F,b. 20 special Wheat was weak "i'"',
narrow range. Nay .old from rs to '1s ana co'eu
A. -G, cents, puts" wcrc most instances goon fiho
weather tho shatne-s Of Wall street me Pto'peeD o'
an frrr,a.e I'm The yi.ib" supply Monday NE lhclnrr-
,e Of rablo and he oul.idr dulne.-. we're the ho,s
r th ltt'r decline me ball clique appeared 70 leave inc
lre. cn.l, alone be simply sitting stlll on i9ba
". POSSIBLY 2ONcOcOO bushrl- Inc tI.N
ner covd which Supposed 10 have coo 600 2n
~ long shoIt here has given rontO OF tn'V nN oop
Cui,hy and another long line o. possibly
hu-,n. ha, also boon given into Cpdahys cohtfo ne
psn f. supposed be to keep wheat down uht,i SOM
,htng turis up IN change the sentiment u,n 10 pa
him. 'orn was dull aud lover. Nay soid from ~
n, t3'a AMI closed 41tdiot cents.
since the wall street lire was nQuda,ed. there
has been no reaction Cucahy Ream ana other 10. a.
r,-lonals arr seller. tn ground that corn i away
olt Z Inc with wheat Ec,g We're 2nS cars 1 Ine en- en-
MONDAY: thr v.ble supply WIN also in"reaoe oats
h,ca a. fast os com May sold from 81 70 32S-
cent. and closed At TIE bottom receipts were ~, ear
and it looks II Armour di the selling Nay p"rkk
onod a. sS o5 sold between tlA 60 and SIS anJ $40 ea
al *ls 10 May ard sold from sl2 go TO iy 80 ' ni
ros,d N $40 Scptemhor lard from - " 10 MI y
and clo.cd 81 % May RIB from go ~ 70 ~ y.
market high range Is har! to sgpPoT IS oco
for next week % Ooo Flax Wa dun carly but closed
irm May sold between ~ 2O'' and - IL ana cio'eu
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
Is TIE PRODUCTION OF GOLD AND SILVER CIV
ING QUIT

~ the Editor OF Tho Tr1bn n O.
Sir: One OF the leading questions In the financial
"oHd Is the silver OnH Is II understood by the great
"dlentyi / think not. A. practical worker IN
openlng mines. extracting and silver from them
having had twenty-five years experience thirteen OF
u'em In Mexico, seeing knowing OF all prominent
on OF new ones In five Of It's Northern stairs vsihg
"ahy OF them In Nevada. Arizona and Utah, shonid
nave gained not superficial ideas. Ny positive con-
"cons are that the maximum OF productions has Dceh
vseneo Gold, as we al know, has passed thai poh,
"hy' Clearly because cannot find new mines 10
''aace those exhausted. The world was started Dy
que discovery Of the COmstock lode and Dedesh"incrs
.pon OF l,50O,o0o,OOO in slght-this In less 'hah
oVo ieet OF the four miles extent Of this lode D'u
Ivy ths have serious effect Oh silver? Less IMAM
co'"oo.o0o 45 per cent gold. has come from 'N'
V"''och. You will never antthcr bonanza mere
-. !" worked out Leadyle came next, ana Is SURELY
sons very soon. Since then great producer mas
81 al 'ouhd The mineral belts Of the world have hhu
o"sahos OF scientific and practical prospect"rf' OK
rv'n, these later years. Millions have been On
u IN improved machinery and methods 10 separate
.ef from bases old waste dumps concentrated
n .sng zone that should make the product grerter
- Ss.vo, VINO can tell me OF new discovery I",s
'e margin OF fifteen Tell me OF M 81"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
,.o1-rOs; NARKETt-BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool FCl. %. y. m.CGtton The sa!eH OF me
49, tn,,,dcd 100 bales American Futures closed barely
s adv: American mlians low mIdinS canss lctarf
X sd sellers March and Aprl delivery 1904 III;
r,s AprIl and MAY livery. 5s.Gfdi 5oC4d May ana
Inc DELIVER iGOGid buyers: June and July GrlNc!,
1J2.Gid sellers July anl August delivery 0'oi na
August and Scpt fnr delivery 63.Gfd buyers; Scltl
hcr and Oroler delivery j7.6id ypue; October ana
november delivery 5iGidt 55Gid; November ana u e
ccn,Irr deliver. - Gitri 5j-G4d. ,,, NJ. t,,,
galveston Feb. 25-Coon STEADY m.li'i nmd pro.. c
uddllng sa,r: good ordinary. sac net an, ~
cclut 2I7 haes exports 10 Grt,t Britain ' 90, III
sal s23 bag; 'BnnfTs 100 dn T%1 f%iSna oc
mddna ai0c good ordinary &c net ana ,s Gi
b,lcs stock ~. 23i bales: .,,u,,c SIR. low
Sntan"ah iep nod iinary s.c net receipts 9as
bales gross 05S bales cNl,,rt1 eoast""e' OH o''
snc. 70 lc or,s FEB e:-Coor dun and easy gooi
r,Ss,ing . lice mid ilina il6c low M a.inF.
1870 good ordinary oe net 5scsI;, 15o bales bales
epos;y,s. 40 bales sales. $50 bales stock soV4oo
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
pr.soy FOR OPPOSING CANADIAN AMEN
" ArlON
rdttor The Tribune.

TO Tho Editor OF TIC IT, -, an
Sir: In this mornings TRIBUNE S'- 80, u on, do.
,'.,a.ad al Ro,bestcr, y. y Mr.. crcf1r IS clever
hvr'e" .a holds life appointment wort! 5000 per
aw mr. vs." some years ago he was appointed by sr
oliver Monot Grown ATTORNEY for the eoan a. " no,
,na CIV Of Hamilton Is located lbs once ao's ~" TO-
nrevrnt his practising his profession ~ co",
docs not wish his lie income aiS.''rpu hawaii I,c
"nch. =" ann 70 any change which viii disturb
prefers e ' annuity from 50 py% oYs fo as
Province Pr onaro v,sr s Is lie f ad%s that things
patriot Of ne mr.. That COO Of his counirymsn
80 Dad 10 ~ for the United States. iha' ef'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
On No Z olurr tA0ha1fe tIFNN th' hUI'' III'"I1 -
tull. cfc1inrfv lgd11c, ddft, lHd-J'. FsH 'i9''
tr..o 4 Ge

on ne oiurc tA.~nee ,t'y the butter m'Hc . wa.
a ',rictiy %' ir,,G. 10 zoo
C,r1l,n,,l f.h Flour lover. wheat nrmsr so
oT T' ,ti 11S So ' = %Sed ~ oa'. qa lover to
ii; ~ r'N.d Si.&inc ~ gul.t JiraNS No rniE
5s ,. tS oacl "'" ,o acoa ''G G,ry aiy ~ =
Gn~, weak sugar ,a-cr lower Egg. afg rcccIr''
lover 10 IN ~s,. stciiv firm. ~
o,' M" &" -gas %ssc% 2, si" } N% !
over 50 T. a' oe', oa g@if Csi@ds, ample
@a5s ~ qac Xo 81. r Esy .i%p- G% o 300
l.. v h, a. ajcCO bush hail.t. 500" bush Nh pr o
Flour. 1000 hbls wheat, 10000 bush; barley 1000
Moacnpo- Feb = My oronca at So o and cG Ind
a ec Jsy cn . @ Xor s@ no." .ca at Gc and
No. Northern G3-. Eeccpi- Of wheat here wN" , I,|
r, ard IT, at P HsS, az" Gs SF oa, cs Gig
Iuly 9poHYcd ,, SO ,1G &C. so northern
S os'.a: i So Noithsra 90.
phIla1olphs Feb p lourlhcTe waS No. %IoIG
rcnt in H. market and prices were quotlp .n.na' a.
re nom t lrquG,, an l eo I'' Gd ~ n lg
ymG'r small 'lplic, At "a = 20 per 100 , Tor n~ a
Wet a5nns SO red Fcbuary 70.acr
is.to.c Narh isGi2ca APRIL 1c leSfiuS s;@
sa'os Mqeh '2e op AgT h i! ~ 80;
,1',, 4otIo.". M1rrh aoai04c: ApIl. tohatohc ;
NV 4ooio'.c Xxx Tcak and iGs'r PENN. rnIa
cuc 5oa lone Siandsa pS~dorI,G d @ 5'o;G
no Frami'"uT. iSic: aoubi" r'nncd j ,uond A.
Sc goo cont.rtioacr- g. o1c 'ia 4 so
,Ir. I'd tar g. &c. other arclcs unchanee1 Re
Flour 800 bids ond 300 sarl": wheat. 'p'
,rlh. cGrn 2JO bush; oats. 5000 bush. ship
mcni.-whrat nonr; corn lcoo bn'' oats i2'oo bl'n
81 Louis Feb. 25Ilo slow. IN hanged IN pr!.e bui
co,tno In tuvc-' favor. WHEAT ui'ttl'd oWnlnr lrn
,,n,r, rel dow u aud c0iEg ic of from Y"~;'1nr No
..d ,n.h HIGHER C-',r: March tS' bid NAV. a =
Iuiv -5Lr com op ned 80 up but declined 4r carIv
o.t another c closed Nav ~ 10y ilor, Yesterday
"a y r,sh finn a.: March. 31i.c; Ma "l*c JlI'
CO., oats drcncI sharrly In future. ~ . 'ash lfm
.. lie. NAV :.2iac I'D. Rye lover ~" eat s.r ih..
IT,, ouit mnchanecG IlIon firm: FAST 81. Laui, ut,
,ont' Oh ijyc. IlaN-'cd lower. - lse I'D cover
lr"d so 55G4le o.. lay unchane'd. i'nt'"r 1,"".
va III. choice crranrrv &c; do dplrN pa 80" ~,
lower de- Cornpcal weak. .nrinoecf E,g:lnF ana
cnt.r IT, a'.p uuchargcd Whstry ntin. ~ L.. IT.
Visions dun dragging: port 40 90 I'D az new :, .T
lover il2. dry .alt'd meats loos" 'houd'IS; = VI,
- 87 and ms 80 -: sh@'ts 10 - and pei rn a.
lie more bac packed shoulders. 80 - Longs anu @
III - short, iii 80 ham. sl3lzl5 geo Pts i sat
COO blJs: wheat 600 bush 12itFo h,H'
- 600 bush rye COO bush ballc, 700 bush: Ih,p
mci Flour 5000 hhl'; what liWo iush corn" w.
100 bush oais G. OcO bush rye 1900 bush.
Tocl, Feb. 25whcnt duh weak; 40 !? cSor' 1a,h
May 7jasc July 7G'ac. Corl duh STEADY - ~"
~; MAY. 43'sc; 80. g. Al ae No. y glr clover
Oa,. duict: cash. 81 he Rye duh casI -, r',.
ccI active lower prime cash - 3'os ia h1h: oats
iiG bush rye. 400 bush coycr.ccd 800 h1ss an mo-
ncnts-Flour 0lO bbls wheat 400 h-h; corn ~ Jo
bush. oats COO bush clovcr'"h AS bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
rrROprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Iiycrpoo Feb. % . y. m.-IIcct and pOrk-Holt rs
orrr sil, im1lv -II,dcr. ofrr freely saor; cnt
about il 10 10 =, duh At Gi nocon- do,i 9Isr
short h about . 49, dun NJ Dis Gd; long clear MI iir''
about - H. dali AZ 3as long and short c,9r nh y
dmI NJ as 3D. Cheese Holder, oncr mode atey Tai
U.lrrs offer freely; steady 81 2j' E1-nilol.rS OVER
moderately Iard->rot-Iloilrs oiInt moloiat,N -;
t,t HERS are no Offering: primo Western spos dun
Ar 81. ii. Wheat aud Flous-iio i'IS oNer mode atcy
70 Holders oNer mo1eratcy futures lloicts ae
o, oI,rng: mixed Western Fehur' steady ~ q, I'D
Nrrl stcaty at 1, I'D Hops at Lonlon-Pacih; Coas-
IInldels o!.cF moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
GRAIN And PRODCCE M1RKETS.
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS.

The grain market. almost neglected at the Produce
TNchang, on Saturlly. There spot wheat busl-
nc,, accomphd, aud the sales ana Is han2es Of futures
amounted Z, oar 900 900 bushels while tho nuctiaOnS
ycir restricted and the ma tet closed wthous
change for The day months and az an adI ace OF
= cent on others. Gable account. were steady. ana
t,c,ut. wrro mudr.a. volume March options tgi at
- MAY 40 81 .iCG50 $40 and July at II o.i01 d =
cent. . co. ooo h,-h
els and OF spot lot. - -. 600 bushels. PIECES were
without quptdbl' change April soI AT dig, MAY NJ
5gi and July ~ ld5i Lie c'nts. 49,, .
~ co-ef al m advance o. cent ana eOd -
,h. Ntcut 4 900 bushels. onions we've uhchibg'u'
lii, ~, all, aching only 10 0C0 bushels. =,
The nn, Official quotations on saturday wore as l'i'
lows. =, -, a.. ooi . r,lr
Carn-efcnruory. 52t Mn.h 52+ April 5i'a; May
6,,'~r raary 81. M,reh ~. May 80 cc-nt''
Lnrl-Mlr.h 81 -; May. 4l2 -; Jr,y 81 vi ..
Ilc rr,cp'. Of grain e.d lous r"i"r;'' on Sagsa, ~
NrW.Yotk PYllat. pha. Hnltuorc ana Ro-t3i We
riou.: wheat - ~ bueh.l- c'rn lc3 ~ On n",S
oct. 2s.IsO bi-hcl,: tntn graf! lso%'3 Dn-hr Io,
,tnjt tar,aee- 1t Chicago MlWfnE"c ahi - Ltna'
tbe arrival. w.r,: want 2oo3;' hu,heli S"rn'
7CGi.O bushels; nour, GG-s b'Fre!s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Feb. 25-Four dull. unchanged l;e,c iiE.
-O5I hi. Snnm.nt- Ssh Dbl salc, 800 bDl.
Wheat steady: 80 = rl spot, 7iisd75sc FEBRUARY. 80
d75.c. tl1I il. 55&a1j'.c, May 80 'c s,ein,F
- C5l bush. t;ocN 'l not bush; sales l2uUO bush
milling wheat hy sInplr, 1"dfsC. Corn -'Hdy niNd
not and February 47aadi5',c: Mlrh, i!,disc; Ma,
49,, ai9c: July 49cs bid -tan''r mixed ''c Gd &C.
nl5 bn-h >hc>. 5000 bush "hite cora, by 'amE.:
W--t"in. Tor -; ~ TiIed Wcs.GT" ~ asa rr
and ..lnGy 40 . asked receipts SSS bush; sto'h
SO $50 bush Ilay ,t~adv and firm ro 70 chol," tmo-
my SIS jOsSlG -. "aln fcignts dui and gngLasri'
rofk 40 20. hans I5alGc lard. r'tned l3.c But'tt
anici crclmciv f.ncy 3Oc far 20 choice. 26o 'ic
do imitation. 2jc. EyR, quct. -od-lc. Conc dH'I :
lilo eareoc,. nr 10 10. :. Isl; Sug,r "iiT9t'
WEi-Sry fria. ~ 2'isl -.
Boston Fr5, 25.-Nsfxei- quiet .. Receipt oqr
O.1j, hush .hor',. - tons.
Puaalo l.b. 2j-nWng wheat ql.c' most s.licr, AK
- ,c. 900 do nc. closing No hIiI old $50 do
new eIAc; No Nofth,in bu.uth ana Wd'htuln. -
80 = Month, ia. -. Nintr dt!l y" "i 49, 80
white. &c. a-eci sal. az y" eNiia whic' .'y
ear Go No ; "h'". -. CON qiri' "''c. -" ."S
In,it, prce- >al.-. csf- 80 yellow. ict NE; :
- talai6tc. - car+ Sc 3 ,DIic',,, or do. TO-.
80 3 do - ,aGs-. " mlN'l. ."~a'@o. Bar"t ~
good dr4 ilI S,i.s roe tr-A - zee W. 70 ,i .
~ 600 hr-' q; - 80. Qr''r1 y" . ,Ntr N'-itih
.lo.-c- SO o. tottc. y g. '".1S ~ hlr"n h5f''' D
.tttc G-i-;. .a:alt :, ]. 81. 80 g.. 50 c,fi'
80. Eyc ~ g. to 0f"flIY-. No p qr'.rl .''. ! i,'l
,Nty; .nc - j'd-t - 10 "ihti -" - ~ ~
ao.s - ioa*i -. NH''l qri ?; n' hin.cl o,, ','
.Wh.ai 1000 lt.h corn 1000 bush a.. VIZ ''-'
Shpm.it--Wlc,t 1000 bush com. Goo bush.
chicago. Ic5 -5.-IAc l..4ms fl,rs.' ri"s.i a. io-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
LIVE STOCK MANKi.T

New.Ye,k, saturday. Feb 25.-nEEvES-R :cclp $ -
ears or hcad-27 consigned direct to sa1gtrFs
and IL cars for export alive. No trading. Feeling Il
trine Ann. Very little doing In drcscd hci No later
cahe news. The COrran will get m today insc,d ~
sunday SIZE cares 200 cattle Tor NJ GOLDSMITH and 200
CAIVFs-Rccclp;a 1879 head Market spady and al
soi at 6ad9c for common u pine vcas. No grass -
Sacs-Judt buckingham 81 vcals. 40 N avcags, at
sac nor n: ! do 100 N, at 0iac.
Jeirc. Wright Co.: 81 veals. 100 ~ at DC; 43 do.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeepts including ears con.
signed TO saughterers, were q Gals Or 5303 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
TRIBUNE MONDAY FEBRUARY D.

one reWor4ed that pays. can cite twenty that have
not. In South America nothing new Is found. =,
ron my andpont OF practice study. comTars II, this
ohciu>i iol0ws: The output annually must De les
We cannot lind ones TO replace TIN, cXha,l, cd
one. Mines or their ores do wider and richer
IN depth. A much larger proportion give out" In
lc's than 1000 cc-and this IS liberal. The closing
OF mines, on account Of the low price Of silver is
mostly nonsense. The truth, is" worked out II
the actual condition was known, sv,r and antl-silvcr
men could come TO easier solution OF the Qucs n
burlington. Vt, Feb 30. 1893. J. l.. l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

chq; Feb 20 THE EySpns Jo" Soo h 1SIi'' ali
% nSa p' 5000 ' 6SaS market lower mixed aga
prime light q ga u 70 otcr light s7ss 49, Shesp
Iicccipts 800 head .hiImcntc. 100 nead "''A''
St Louis - coo l,d head and mp 20
mct. 900 head market firm suppi6; Ight ANU no
bpis furnished for general quotation b2SsrHoIGI IPr
10 900 he'd: shipments, 200 head. Mnk,b p",,i,
noe USayy s. G5d4s; mixed. - 45G47 so lght'
~ 5oGs7 - Shcc;-Rcceipt-. 700 head shipment, !,
none Market st adv firm; general quotations u W
made because OF light business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFTE-tor spot Brazil growths the market ruled
firm at loc foF No, but tn usual SATURDAY dizziness
lrrNaiIcd Tn" mildcr grOw.hs quiet but firm OI-
lion trading was without special fcatur, You'd A gen
orally steady sympathy VITA Continental clbes;
sales, 900 bags. The Official Rio ccll, quoted Re
cer> At Rio 5000 bag, IeeciIts at Rio July ~
.,7:6.UOO Tags time 1891. 1,7GiO0O bags Re-
ccrt- at Santos July l. 1892. to February %. 1898
IS 600 bags sam. tim, lS92 100000 bags; stmr
time 1891 2il3Oc1 bags Warehouse d'NNcrl's siicc
Eri 1898 w-YOrK. .0}, lO3 bags: Baltimore.
- bags; Ncw-Orlcans 22,0i7 bags; total. 2iSOoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
New-York, FEB. 90, 1909.
"TuE FRIDGE MOB

TO he Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Permit TO thank you for your recent al
nrahle leader on "the Bridge mob" between the hours
Of 5 and p. m. Being residents Of Brooklyn ahd oi
rcessy, forced 10 cross frequently between those
au's speak fcclingly. Truly NAV 1t be said mat
et Bridge cars have developed a new kind Of hru-
tAty E. l.. T.. Dnd s. W.
Brooklyn, Feb. 81, 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
THIS Is TIE NEW address
/ Editor OF The Tribune

To he Ed If or or The Trlbuh
Sir: in the early part Of January | sent an ap-
peal to The Tribune for 81 lhcs for the poor. II was
published about January II, just when was moving
nv residence and some OF the packages failed to
reach me- Of which complaints were sent oaThe
Tribune Office II they are sent now 10 my pres
emf residence no 80 East Elcvcnthst.. they will
doubtless reach me. and through me- the worthy
poor. lNlsO I. ". "AhElI'
New York, February 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

Tho wool market Ia, been quiet since tho close 81 the
last .cric, ~ sl- bu small business has been ne'ted
nt thc --latest The arrl AIS for the next series
-, "a number III. 100 bac- The import. for the last
two week, From N'w-sonth Wales, $50 aleS ;
from Queen ,nd OOl bales, from Victoria. %OS bales
rom south Australia tj3j bal, from VT Austr9a,
35 bale, from NcwZalan hars so ron pnrl tne ns eS
bal =: France 2t07 la'. ana rom various o'her
i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
A SONG OF TIE OLD SHENANDOAH.

Sir: Will some rea Ter OF The Tribin" give me
through its columns the words OF that famous ola
sailors chante" beginning as follows: 49, Shch-
ondoal love thy waters 1t was sung, tihhh' pN
IN. sailors Of the clipper ship shenandoah. although
the words were. believe. slightly d1uc',ht. .,
New York, Feb. Ii, 1893 y NDt LDbE Ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
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jj%iy .. s'5s''' s s35 S ss1 1888 S9e5
~ tmbor ................; 20 o,o a.. 40,
%; 'r .....-..-....--- onI n@ 9oi - 1850
N'i ELoyn XN6 NiAi.V'3Si w.: , sSs.
a,. y.s. i. 's "a. !. t5:l g ..'
2 Ys 's % ,5 3 80 c.. 3 s;a"sg saeh (ol
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oa:' Ih sJ', at " Tini@r %sS, M Vim
i.'-7 al ,-c.o b.-h srnf AM WINK, , .~,,d ,
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m o. 3 ir ! "' Tc e l@a rom 5lc S1ut
'h,'. v.r i:i4 lnh ~ i iS m.h ftarc W
I'd an,,- a',. a, $50 elevator -" 5g'e Soa'' -
O., CA 10. e ., - n' % Isr96 80 co.aa g
So |io g,ns, Important cfSns > T corn
W.; ' Inn '!a o%. . d e n..s ,, ,s@Sl'
Ss. 10, GOO ern rurc . oco .ge In;lqang 40
MID e. , :o. 1c .n "'s niya. .i5sr
81 irsr'ny. dosing at 1e.c Dc March closing a.
~, d. d, SP do 10 j n sGs i Fl lo.aS a,
0Ar>pt o,r closed :, high'r ADD ~ ooc &
utis, 5000 bush .p,, incirdng ~ whit. ti"llihr
fs,o1go anSfsic W'.S'n olyd &sJ'5, % do
yhl'' 4oa;- 80 f,lfssry ,IsiNs at S,. az 70
Do white r.sruary clo.inT az ~ DO M,fge r,9,ne AZ
ca;;s Ca.orn een"s c'% . I agHSEc &
Sfeeo So wo N 90 H9i i,oo5a Stat"
lily made. 9Ocs'i R(r-Dgll qG@ato@,, 52e9le
SSc 'f for - - . G so ~ and 9a1 for 80 = and h"P
AID s5GgC, fcr ryc 81 rgal = r. Job ''''' -4'
nay AID srRAw--l iAY-Qaici and without ,quo;;-
soasit att mixed dark % rs Il, oI Isl ~,
dover, Gi"1oc; shlpuinr zoe -, ~, T.
o'qGi SGi' ST ib a"2 ar So' NcSTors " Sic s
1 q l "a F Sa4c Old :" l%%e o"" iS
@c% G ns53 ,a sa to c s% 'G3i cd '''
M6LXsSEs .engsa i lda1 GO R%,"
'S XSHHvAIp SlTT6EES2SrIEITS oTTrHrEXTINE ,Qalc,
.; %'S. 600, 49, G Der q tr"Ta 2'GSi
& i s. n t9os - /. 50 80; NJ sas5
or SsGhN erod % sa a a 'i four Goi 8.
%S@' SM ;. ' iG e i @i@ a%1S1 mt t' sSod
TO-, PORK. Is Sd tuitr ao@I' london s,ca s'an
;ns oes sss ia n 1oT ID a 10 G S%
% '." OF cahc "' ~ nlo "' - d 5ccr 3
p0I 81 .snm Ga t.ady Cotton-ecd. crui' prime
sc% at 'G s g""n rGE " co., $3.50 : ''S @d
raw >mcri', g i 49,; Calcutta seed. IS lard pHm"
rHovISioNsL@dEK. but arm mes. Sale. 70 lsc
s sSa a Hc g9' Sia. "a and Y1 fn" lFr
0s' sa' ,es :, @ F ,r " Sar, 'TG %d at %o 9s go
mr. 9gc aPr % Srd aomo quoted p * 8,
liz say. qalct ety. light 10 heavy o%cio3c
E ... .ei! %rr % %.h haai4F F' 1''
@ an" %%, "'aa G -, % sGs at 'l e@
Timed coainc!i' gao,d At ~ &C. END SS %a9
c'rIng a. sis IS nominal July, 81 o. nominal
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does not interest him half much his lie annuity.
lie Is "A loyal patriot for revenue only.
FRANCS WAlLAND GLEN.
New York, Feb. %. ls0}
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Ordinary
STAINED.


Mq% i.In Sic, 3rood Ordinary
LlNcrp,ol tclcgaus. p; m-Ecccipt-' 1000 bal"S;;
of when American. IOuO bales. sales, LOO Lh'',, i
which fo7 speculation and export 500 bars; American
5000 bale. spo; maikct-Nry little DONG Mlua'ms
upand,. I'd. ,,,,
The port receipts Friday were 7.l5o BALE comp,rms
with NJ .,3D lnlr, for spending day lat Acii.
since September the receipts been 81 81 lal'
n, g. O.i 10 bales during the corresponding period
year AGO Inc ngurs append show the weeks crop
mont
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THE PETROLETM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The speculation crude oil certificates was held some
what check last week BY the uncertainties am ueir
In the general Wall outlook. strength connu u DC
shown owing the downward tendency OF r
notwithstanding that there wer" several ne" wis
in ncGhborhood OF $1,000 barrels and no npHi
Increase l. believed TO BE- possible. me cOiu "ca
interfering with the work OF development IN he now
virginia fields and the condition Of the roads Will oI
SOM, time impede operations in all the hclds; lph.l
petroleum shows no rising tendency, ahough the Aopr
~ crude refined etc. from the Atlantic ports from
January / are estimated SO COO gallons gam OF
II Gi2 gallons corresponding period OF So
The Zee i'm the lav the fV"rs contributes 10 ,h
the outward The crude certificate speculation
closed strong renewed activity, net gains VI "ca'Y
8 being recorded. ,-, , .
me Partial return. pipe lines from February TO
y cha!tcls 10 the 2ith) as follows;
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Refined petroleum unchanged at 13O cents per
gallon in barrels and $50 cent. In bulk at New ork.
the phnd phia and Baltimore quotations being five points
rnfcr these figures. Cases D.lj cents gallon.
Crude oil held the adyanc" Of week ago az DO cents
gallon barrels and in bulk. Washington crude
being go cents respectively. Naphtha was
unchango ID ~ $50 cents gallon.
Foreign quotations generally easier al l2's fr mes
nor kllos nj Antwerp. 90 marks per 30 k0s at
Dranlnn and -.lnl lllIerlal RlllOn at London.
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Runs. Deliveries. deliveries Chartcr'
w., WA" D' nor day Gi 03S a7O2j 1892 81 49,
Tho rnngc Of price, and the total dealings IN Nat0na
Transit certificates ut stock Exchange and the Con-
.odat Stock Petroleum Exchange for the last TWO
a follows
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CCTTON-lhc market Tucd dull al1 'd'Y dI
prc, lou, quotions Sale, ljS bales r. spinner and 2O9
,tr' ,rrn dol v.r,d on ron,ric, OuOtlOhs based
on the Am. rcan standard OF cla-> icatiOn.