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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14
Expenses of . College Girl.

The absolutely necessary expenses
of girl who attends the leading WON
ems colleges arc said to be: Bryn
Mawr. S475: Vassar, $500: Smith, $3.50:
Wellesley, $3.50: Women's College of
Baltimore. $500; Mount Holvoke, $500
This, OF course, docs not include dress
nor inciGentals of eny sort With re
gard TO the former, much more i re-
ouired in order 10 be like others" in
the first-named colleges than at the
last two in the list For books and
stationery from $40 to SIS must De
added to the amount given in all cases.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14
The Ssyie in nanc.rr

Bohbing in dancing will not be seen
this season. Everything is 20 be glide,
with the motion from the knee, not
from the hips. and the weight OF the
body coming On the ball Of the foot The
big sleeve tops, short full dresses. and
the long-taile6 coats of the men Rake
i absolutely necessary to GO slow.
The popular round dance may be the
two step. which is IN old dance pop
ular during the second empire. which
can be danced TO marching music.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14

4 singular illustration of the per
sistence with which the japanese sd-
here TO their family vacations Is seen
in an announcement in japanese
newspaper that a celebrated dancing
master was TO hold service IN honor
OF the one thousandth anniversary Of
the death OF his ancestor, who was the
frs, of the family TO take up the pro-
fcssiou.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14
NEAT BUTTON BAG.
Nice Present for a Girl to Give to Ner
Mother.

Nice Present for Girl to Give to Ner
Mother.
The button or darnir Tag is such a
comfort to the busy wife and mother.
and may be fashioned pretty enough
to be brought ont on state occasions.
An attractive affair of the kind is Of
chamois skin, the top finished with
scallops, while below is a casing in
which is run the drawing-string. All
about the edges falls a cut fringe of
the channels. delicately tinted with gold
paint In the center of the bag half a
dozen stray buttons are outlined in
water colors and lustre paints.
The cretonne button bag is an an
tique-looking trifie. with its big bright
hued blossoms scattered across sober
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14
Draws With Her ToeE

Mile. Aimee Rapin, the srmless
artist who drew with her feet the
pastel Of the duchess ef York, is =
young Geneveiss Of rare Intelligence.
The eldest daughter et Swiss barris-
ter, she as eaile drew with her feet
better than nest people draw with
their hands, and at the age Of fifteen
she began her artistic studies in one Of
the best studios IL Switzerland.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14

in one place in Africa one mission
arv and 50 600 barrels of whisky we're
landed at the same time Prom Ianu-
AIRY i. 1929. to January /. 1921. there
were LOIS, 5si gallons Of rum shipped
from Boston to Africa In 1891 tie
trade was almost doubled
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14

colored background. The edges of
one of these quaint button receptacles
have been garnished by its clever
maker with solid row of pearl but
tons, this odd decoration revealing
the practical use to which the rather
giddy-looking bag is put.-Golden
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14
FOR WINTER NIGHTS.
Directions for Making a Comfort
able Blanket Wrap.
A Garment That Is Sure to Prove . Con-
tinual Comfort and Blessing-A
Splendid Christmas Gift
for Hubby.

The illustration shows mans wrap,
out one fer lady differs from it in no
essential point. save that the belt is
omitted and the pocket is placed below
the waist line, within easy reach Of
the hand. Neither is fitted; their per-
feet ease and unrestraint is their chief
attraction. The materials needed are
a good-sized blanket-a wrapper
blanket spool OF silk to match.
A pattern may be added, if one is dis
trustful of ones own ability to cut the
garment; but as it is loose sack, with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14

Some tribe. of Norts, American IN
dians punished matricides by hanging
them by their hands 70 the limbs Of a
tree At height just sufficient 20 per
nit the wolves 70 reach them frssr. tie
ground. They were then left 20 be
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14

-Thouas--Wha did We are the
coepay widsned out at III top like a
funnel for?~ John-sThe misses are
got their new eloakS --Glcveland
Plaindealer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14

OF Glass to See Through. Mike
why do thin false ayes he made Of
glass now?" "Shure. an how else
rouid they say throo EN-, We thick
head. VA Record.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14
Too Oid-Tsshlr,eS

Frien6-Iou have lost your position
On the Higbtone Magazine. / hear.
DR.. Greybeard-Yes. l accepted a
manuscript which contained the express
sion, Il presume" instead Of II fancy. -
IN. Y. Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14

-'Chalkey is great cold water adj
rocate. Does he Lecturer NO: he
nrives milk wagon Ocean
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14
TO ENGLISH IDEAS.
Fair Sample of Information Given Abol
America.

Fair Sample of Information Given About
America.
During the adjournment of congress
President Cleveland and his wife retire
each year to BuzZards bay, truly ro-
mantle seaport on the southern coast
of the state of Massachusetts.
This lovely place is positively sur
rounded by localities of the deepest
historical interest in the story of the
great republic over whose administra-
ton Mr. Cleveland presides
Vineyard Sound. where Ericsson and
his hardy Norsemen first made their
discovery of the western continent
the beautiful Eliza beth islands-New
Bedford, Fairhaven, Rochester, the
garden city of America. and Wareham
are all in close propinquity to Buzzards
bay.
Here the Clevelands have a lovely
home, where the president can indulge
to his hearts content his hobbies of
fishing in the spring and summer and
duck shooting in the winter.
Nor is Mrs. Cleveland far behind her
distinguished husband in either of
these sports. It is said that FRANKIE -
as she is Familiarity called by her in
Inmates, can cast fly or bring down a
duck with the same precision as can the
president himself
The president and his family live
very quietly when At their country
quarters. and very few besides his par
ticular cronies and her favored friends
are able TO find their way to the pretty
house-half bungalow, half ranch--in
which they live.
There can not be much prettier pic
ture of home life than that presented
on fine summer morning by President
Cleveland seated in his old fashioned
wicker Slated rocking chair, with its
high back and broad arms. reading the
newspaper which has just come in from
Boston, while few feet away sits Mrs
Cleveland, in all the beauty of her
buxom matronhood. playing with bab by
Ruth on the veranda that surrounds
the house From London Paper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14

-Pipkin-''I doubt If iren enters
very largely into the composition Of
the human body" Potts - ''Why?'
Pipkin-'Tve noticed that when a man
is hot it doesn't improve his temper TO
throw cold water on him - Kate
Fields Washington.
Girl lin the servics of the stingy
wife of the colonel to grocer)-"One
penn orth of sugar, one penn orth of
coffee. and \ ha'porth of cinnamon :"
Grocer Handing her tho parceD-
There's the lot. You're having a fam
lily party this evening, I suppose?"-
Feuera bend
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14

When Baby VAS sick. We gave her CaStoria-
When size wss Child, she cried fer Cassoric
When she became Miss she chung TO Csstoris.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14
Attorneys Pocket Docket.

The Lawyers wade Necum" can be used in any
State and in any court. The most complete and
convenient pocket docket ever published, with two
indexes-an alphabetical index and diary index
shows at glance just what date lawyer has case
in court: keeps complete record of of the
Handsomely bound i'll flexible back convenient
size to carry in the pocket Endorsed by attorneys
everywhere. Price of Docket 800 BY mail post
paid to any address upon receipt of s107
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14
Monograph.

300 copies from one original Writing Drawing,
Music Etc. OF typewriter letters 300 copies can
be taken from original. Recommended by over
10000 The EAGLE is agent for the sale Of this
machine, extra supplies, etc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-14
Notary Seals.

Seals for Noaries Public, Corporations, Stock Com
panies. Lodges. Etc Orders filled promptly. Also
Stock Certificates for Corporations and Stock Com.
panies, either printed or autographed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

cotcn crude prime 5S5sc ysdow primo ens 1896
n.eed American seed. 49, Calcutta seed 'se aio'
pPs Rfs@s make X NO. n
demand with the OF the market hn Sale 100 Dds
s ssc %s:: hort faSSp 1
BEEF-ouiet and unes2need a niiy i MIS- a9D9a
mess siSasS." BEEF HANsIIn fair r reque ad5
gSSS " 'l a sRE g ho'e
s aa dun o 6efi.a te Rs soads
DO Es Wa rsdns sht
Ge .oody , p aSs;e5 hS~ns a. sh s a
s at i2 O refined Continent Gq9SSdd at ss % M daT
losing sis 20 nominal July 81 so nominal ann combining
arr f 1aS%rsment New butter
Creamery. PENNSYLVANIA eNTas d, seconds
90 2c 20 d. d's1- aa3Sc do seconds. ga 2ic
as no ration creamery, hr>ts
s5a25c do seconds wesTyn dairy I 1;c
tory extras o3c DO nst,. ald22c DO seconds 100,
s go nT snsoc iO Old butte state
aG9Gc do , weS tern sgn%rF S sS @mnr a
2oa29c state dairy tubs eItrs Sc 90 f,. d,Ti~,
GTn- and tubs c>tras 2jc25c % ir't; si'sis , 90
c>,r@<. csGs5c: nr:t. a3as. do ;GcGod' Ti@;r
@ 1s'd 5oc; wclIT? e e Thrrc s iilJ active
otns dcnand Hc'cas guo,Gn, S'1 r. tory @oor r%
, ,Sa% , i' ch Etc., lIe: good to prnc aiS
common fair iodio part .!m' Cherosro ana ana
good 7aSc: common. 4d6c; full SKINS: ID; Iti i
svvania SKINS 1i.Gl a, EGGS-Again weaker; Stale
and PENNSYLVANIA. new-laid. 2oac: lat-orc and d. G.
ncw.laid 2Sioc; Western and Southwestern. hrN-ai"
os l,c Southern frr-h collection. b">i 2712, "c.
test 3a03 10. Sale 20 Hhu'
a1i celoons Mus'oyado 80 ~ ~ 81
$780,. EEFINED-Qu,ct; cut loaf 5+d'Aic cru-h
81 a5fic; powdered iHi iiGc' ssn"lrt~i cr,r ga
l,tnd 4s,G4 90: cubes. f..0j.OGc: NXXX powdered.
3. G5.,i mould A. i7.d5.o1e diamond :, t,sdi.slc
confort ,oncls' A. fIdI G9c; Gpumba \. f'adf .Ibc
windsor y f'-aA5c; Eidrswood A. !3iGirc ph,nM
10 :; Iisdi.3lc: No. =. I 1-lGIti,c; No. !? idilsc;
No TO- 30fatl-c: 40. ii. 3s1aic; No. L., 3G3d3'sc;
NO ~. Bic: No. II mefl, 3O6c
SRI ,EINE-Dull ard hugely nominal. Lard Guotad
at 14aIfi,c. Olco 12d12tc. o.
TAILOw-Drll and steady; prime city closing at Sc
WoOI-Firm Quotations: Xxx and above Ohio and
Penney Nan'a washed fcccrs .9d3l c washed 1.ccc,
- d5s,c: No ! washed "ccce- 33"3ic; Mich'a1 anr
above 2jiad2Gc; Michigan No. 3o03} combnS a.,
drlane washed 33a?Gr: unwa>hci medium rccc"S. 21d
37r TEXAS fall Ijd2or California. lG62lc; Territory.
l. d2oc; pulled. extra super. 1aiOc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
COTTON ,JARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool, Feb. Il, p. m.-Cotton-Fuurcs closed
irregular; American-Middling, low middling clause
February delivery, 55G4d4 56-6id February ana
March delivery 3564d4 5G-64d March and April
delivery 56-64d. sellers April ana MAY delivery,
4 57-64d4 5564d May and June delivery. J90fd
sellers June and July delivery. 606l04 0l-64d ;
and September delivery, 4 e2-G4d value: september
ind october delivery 4 J6-64d, sellers october and
November delivery, J5-64d, value November ana
December delivery, 81 Cad, value
Galveston. Feb. l7.-COtton firm middlng, . 34c
low middlne, s3,sc; good ordinary Z 7-sc: net and
BOYS bales sales. 1,0sl bales; Spnncrs, 30 bales
stock 7s,444 bales. weehy-Net and gross receipts.
1882 bales exports 10 Great Britain. l0,1s0 bales
France. 59o1 bales TO the Continent. 5.075 bales
coastwse. 1854 bales; sales, $3.50 bales spnners.
165 bales.
Norfolk, Feb. l7.-Cot,on firm: mIddllng. $50;
low mddlng. 8 7-lec: good ordinary a-tc: net
and gross receipts. AS bales; exports coaStwlse.
200 bales: sales 543 bales stock, J3G15 bales
Wetky-Net and Gross receipts. 1850 bales. exports,
coastwise. .436 bales sales 516f bales.
cw-Orleans. Feb. 17-Cotton steady: good mid
ding. 0 5-l6c mlddling, 8 I5.1Gc:> low middline
l1-lec good ordinary. 5-lec: net and gross re-
to the continent 340 bales sales. 5000 balcs; stock
3?6, ESQ bales. Wceky-Net receipts 27 1Ol bales :
Gross, 29.06l bales; exports 10 Great Britain, 3173
bales: 70 France. 6.s76 bales: TO the Continent.
go bales: coastwise. 3.o5I bales sales. 1900
bales.
savannah. Feb. l7.-Cotton firm: mddling, 5-sc :
low middlng. use; good ordinary, 7-sc net and
gross receipts. 1.0 bales; exports. coastwise. 1877
bales; sales, AIS bales. stock, 1851 bales. Weekly
Net receipts 1908 bales gross, 75i5 bales cx-
ports to the Continent $500 bales; coastwse, s,63s
Gales; Sales 5.l7o bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The market for wheat futures again quiet and
irregular at the Produce Exchange yesterday. Gable
accounts easier, and early prices indicated de-
cline Of 81 cent result OF liquidation by the West
and by local "lOngs." Subsequently a fractional re-
action took place, and the market closed at a net
loss OF 3-odl-2 cent for the day. March options
sold at - 1850 IS 3-o; May at 80 3-160 50 1916
and July al 81 5-16a 81 1916 cents. The sales wer,
3,64O 900 bushels some improvement was shown III
the demand for spot wheat. Exporters took $1,000
bushels and there rumors that 10000 bushels
additional had been taken.
Corn options dealt In TO the extent OF only
$4,000 bushels. The opening prices indicated de
cline OF 3S cent. but there subsequently sharp
reaction and the market closed at net advance al
4 cent on early and a net decline of IA cent on
late deliveries. spot ruled firm and was moder-
ately active on home trade account Tile spot sales
were $1,000 bushels.
oats were again duh for futures. but spot lots
active the sales OF the latter amounting TO 100000
bI.hcls.
The final quotations We're as follows
Wheat-February a "a; March, % Is; May.
30 1-2; July. 81 So cents.
Corn-February, 81 u: March, SO Ia May. 81 1-a
3ats-Februsry, 81 "a March. 80; May, 80 IA
cents.
Lard-March, sI3 20; May. s13 90 July. S12 80
The receipts OF grain and -four reported yesterday
nj New-York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston We're
bushels; oats, 426I1 bushels total grain. 231 .225
bushels; -four, 43,94O packages. At Chicago, NIL
waukee and St Louis the arrivals We're: Wheat Ia
354 bushels; corn. 3l4,O15 bushels: oats, 292,e1O
bushels; total grain, 1929 bushels; flour, 2o,87G
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
REAL ESTATE.
RI,SINEsS AT TIE EXCHANGES.

In the real estate market there was only one auc.o"
salo Yesterday by Smyth Ryan, who onered io' I'A
on Intcfvole.ave north OF observation-disclosures A'yh'"'
II brought s3.O2j from William IL. Gray
Among the private sales reported this week one oy
.scher Weinsten who recently bought the hor'h"e''
corner Of Thirdavc and Thirty ninh-st No Ooo III .c
avenue and Nos 59 1G3 In the street ,hree
sox5o for $50 900. This plopery he sofa S esr tho
raniity ana ease with which operations at pria ,ran
arg NOW conductel IL b. said that within res h.
even DAYS th. opcrty offered by an od cstat
IL was anprased sold Mr.. Wensten, loah neso.'a.r
an IL and re,oli Oh cunt OF Mr. Wtihs,ein az "''"
ono week tho brokers being II. II. tannsnn 20
Aschor Weinsteln has bought IRON lhonas D. y;
M 10, IeyIncton.aye being the northeast torHe, VI
brownstone dwelling 2S4xG0A9O OF pr,as ter,n,,
A. Horowit 4 Go. have sold No 100 fon
thrrestOr ami basement private house. --AJ,, ,,.
Mr. p Dankmyer CHARLES Laue me Plc.. wa,
sl6 600 The same firm have also sod tne f, ~
rorncr OF Houston and sheriff st. .elne IoIS L.. T.,
IIouston 10y nv-two feet in SnerIt'st ana ~
s,cc,Ii forty feat and four ns hes from D. L. N""s"'
70 G. Iaue The price $50 600. 49, vu,,. T.,
~ Ch,rIc. Bunrnann & 60. nave sold Tor WlIiisn
pofr." No 3jI Forty fourth st. hNestory uouoa
latloise 27.GAo0xlO0. 10 Mrs. huhisuh1a h'uh"s VI
Sammet runhut Co. have sold on private terms 70
ronta" prother, through r. trecnwad q 20, DroKers.
~ conrstoy bnsnes. buline. No. 1873 SiNthaye Ihey
have also old Mrs ketchan TIE house anu :" no
MS M NO lGi Monroest Brooklyn Tor oDout 9yoVJ.
tschcr Wcinsteln has bought from AUGUSTA u. 1oneSS
W ,is Thirdayc siie, between mi tyiourtn any
ibirtv dfth St nyrstory b0wnstone hathouse Win
stores and stores. 25x7oNeO on private TERMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. II (speciaD.-Wheat to-day was weak.
May. which closed Thursday at a ID sold a' low as
rs "a. and closed n: ~ Is. There would have been
even O further decline but for stanch support around
II cents. There seemed to be a dozen reasons for
the weakness. The Generalization In Wall Street,
weakness in cables large receipts. and the prospect OF
an increase In the visible supply Monday, all had
their effect. The Northwest very weak, ana
Offered \ good deal OF cash wheat here on which 1t
guaranteed the grade. Minneapolis and Duluth had
373 ears, the largest for dav In the month here
there were ola the estimate for Saturday was lG4.
In corn 1t looked If there further selling for
Deacon White, Baldwin FarDum and schwartz Dupce
sold about a million between them. MAY sold from
45 l2 to A. rs and closed at 45 Is. The receipts
were o94 cars the estimate for saturday 300. Oats
followed wheat aud corn. May sold from "a 10 ~ :.
and closed at 80 81. Provisions strong. The
lard CLIQUE supported lard and advanced the price
The rest OF the market syIlpihzed. There only
$4,000 hogs the estimate for Saturday only 900
Prices were ) TO 10 cents higher: May lard sold be-
tween Si2 20 and s12 o5. and closed at S12 80: Nav
pork between $40 90 and $40 81 and closed at $40 a
MAY ribs between $40 81 and $40 As. and closed at
$40 40 Flax was firm May closed AT 81 % "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
THE PETROLETU MARhET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The speculation IN crude oil + apparently on the
increase hut there further news yesterday
10 eyplain the demand. Tho decreasing tendency
Of production appears 10 be stimulating purchases by
Important interests but the rise I'm crude has not been
accompanied by corresponding response in refined oil
The transactions In crude options at the Consolidated
Exchange Yesterday reached scale 81 activity not
known In months. Tie recorded dealings were l.5O0O
barrels and prices rose from 80 10 20 ID cents. a.
the Stock Exchange unusual activity shown, the
sales amounting 10 900 barrels at j0o - 1-20
80 rs cents against - cents Thursday. The
market closed strong. nt the best prices OF the day.
Refined pctrocum unchanged. nj 5..DO cents
gallon In barrels - 80 cents In bulk and 615 cents
I'm cases. Foreign quotations We're: Antwerp. ]. > .
IL "a francs; Bremen 53j marks, London, 4 'lod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
LIVE STOCK M>RKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

TuiIno Feb. Cattlc-R"c"pts Lass twenty -io,r
hours 5000 head total for The week thus lar l-",V
hnod for thc same time last week. l3lio h'Ad .
consigned through. 1900 head io New ork. l'''',
nsier. lut few hivcrs here. closed steady WIN some
un,old: medium 100 10 200 lbs Steers - -
81. mixed butchers, - sou - 20; bulls. ~ ~"
81 Ioe.-HccclptS lrst twenty ioir hours. 7.-1o
last week 81 $50: consigned through. $50 head TO
New York / $50 head oh sale. i3jO head, market
opcnod steady and unchanged for good ~, y" -"p
lis hog. light grades and pigs very dull. closed
Iigit do - loo - - good mediums. =, 30S7 =
choice 20 heavy g. 90. pig, - 21"f7 40. sheep
and lamls-Recoipts last twenty Tour hours .oooo
head total for the week thus far, $4,000 head Tor
100 head TO New York. LOO head on sale T.
500 head markct opened dull and d"moriiI'd ht
few selling closed dun. with large number un
.oId and prospect. lever choice to best lambs. fo0
fair 10 good ~ 25dT choice wcthors. - -"
* co culls and common. 80 iO0St
('lcac, Feb. IL" The Evening Journal reports !:
cattle Receipts 1000 head shipments 300 head !:
hoIce s,0 - ~ Others 250 - 30. TeVans, ~ 20
~ 20; cows, ~ sou 20 90 Hog Receipts. liOo
head slpmf nts 900 head mlrhc stro ~ n OPP Ming.
bit closed ti1lc lower: MIXED ana pchr, -" = 80 .
prime heavy and butchers weights; - 40" - ~ ~
mime U.hi g Oj0 &c -: other light, - 3o"f -
shccp-Rrcclpls. 1000 head shipments. 1000 head ;
market st-adv natives. 1886. Westerns. S'dF 80 :
foI Tcyans - - lambs. - iOa - -.
-. Louis Feb. l. Cattle receipts 1000 head
shipments, 100 head; market firm. bni no soca
10 - 80: choice. 81 7;osj: Texas steers. - 5Oo
81 o. do cows g.. son s.; 80: COWS. s2df2 80.
Hogs Rec cipls. 100 head shipments. 100 head
Market zoe higher heavy! g" ~ packins =, 30"
head shipments. none Mar;ct frm; fair t. good
native. y; 25oSi 70: cloicc mutton' s3a - 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Feb. 17.-Flonr dull. unchanged re-
cepts S505 bbls; shipments, 1854 bblS: SAFES 1'o
bbls. Wheat weak; No. led spot ana February
7Ga 30 Lee; March. 20 1-4d76 lie; May 80 i-f~
20 3-sc: steamer No. red. 71d71 lie; receipts
"a o0G bush: shipments 5000 bush stock. Jos ,.9a
75a7sc. Corn easy; mixed spot. ana February
As LA AZ use; March, Is 7-oo 40c May 3o@ % ilS
Shipments 17l43 bush stock, % eoo bush 1,o, do
$1,000. White corn by sample 3ec yellow ,s 90,
40 lie. oats steady No: white Western 4lG a 600
bush stock. 2O0214 bush. Eye Iuet 40 - ~, H.
bid receipts, 2.2ol bush; s. OK: looi bush nay
steady god TO choice timothy 80 5OG ZIG -; GTi'
ireiehts firm unchanged. Cotton nominal mia1lns'
Is 3.ia1Gc. Lald-Rcdicd, 13 i-4c. Butter quiet ;
creamery fancy. Soc do fair to choice. :1a Csc d.
imitation. sc. Eggs firm 26c. Coffee .trons: RIO
cargoes fair 10 10 NJ" 10 3sc s"Gnr ,,Taay
Whishcy finn, II "a" ~ %.
Boston. Feb. l7.-Flour dun Corn firm, o a:
aD.- I4o 2S bb nna ' ll sac %' eo
bush oat,. 1850 bu-h; shorts. - tons
Buffalo, Feb l7.>pring wheat u fair request bplS
hash 80 SorGe:H, = ~: 5.ooo bu.l DO = SC
Closing prices No. 1 hard new, no offerings: No
Northern, - j.sc. Go Wa,hbmn Old IS lsc, DO Chi
cage do - l-sc: 80. :, Northern new Duluth - o-c
Winlcr dali sales. car No. rd, &c one car No
white, nc. track. Corn OPP, mel firm closet weak
Is i-.c: - car, 80 DO. A. l-co 4.c; car, 40: 4
Do, 4;c; car 80. > A. "ic IN car No. >, 40
heli. offerings fair. sales. cars NO. white 3oc ;
do choice 30 Ia zoe: : cars No. 3 white, 3 c@
quoted 80. 3 extra Western, II re: no. ,; r2@
Gjc: No. t. 80" 57c Michigan. go zoe: stat" $50 r
1a sac no. 200 - bush &c. ; Sc cars coc a &c
Flonr quiet steady Best spring ~ j0o 1 81: do
winter. slo4 10. Rye -four - io@ - 90 M ls
corn. 1900 bush: oats. 5000 bush. shipments
Wheat 1000 bush
Chicago. Feb 1.-THE leading futures ranged as