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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

D. NJ. DAVIS, of Asbdown, is visit
or in the city today.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19
LOCAL RTEwS,
SMOKERS. ATTENTION.

Quite number ofstrangers were in
the city today.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

Old gold bought at Louis He'll
, bron's. 1914
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

Jewelry Christmas presents at Louis
IIeilbron's, The leader Of cheap prices.
1911
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19


Hattie Bernard Chase will hold the
boards at Ghio's Opera on the 25th
26th and 9th, instant, giving one or
more matinee performances, during
her stay. The attraction is noted
highly in theatrical circles ana prom
ises to afford excellent holiday amuse-
ment.
The lectures delivered on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, at the Christian
church, by Mr.. Edwin Hall, were
pronounced excellent by all who heard
them. The lecturer will remain over
tonight, by special request, and deliv-
cr the third of his series, entitled how
to stay married. and make home hap
pN A large audience is assured.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

As an educational factor in the
home no work in the language is SO
important and valuable as the Ency-
clop@dia Britannica. 1t covers every
subject in every department of knowl-
edge. 1t answers fully and authori-
talively every question that can be
asked.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

Miss Francis Dobbs, Of Tyler, Tex,
is visiting in the city, the guest of her
friend, Miss Allie Mills. Miss Dobbs
will remain until after the holidays
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

Messrs. John II. Arnold and w. A.
Ilatley, we'll known Prescott men,
came down yesterday morning and
spent the day in the city.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

Miss Georgia Ellis is visiting friends
and relatives in New Boston Texas,
where she will remain until after the
HOLIDAYS.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

Ground has been broken and work
is now under way on Mr. John
O'Dougherty's new brick store house
on East Broad street.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

c. II. Barele & Co., the leading
confectioners OF the city, have new
and choice stock Of cigars, tobaccos
and other g, IDS, jusl received, and
invite the public to call and examine
their g0OdI 11-15
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

Bear in mind that the Texarkana
Ice Co. have all kinds of coal, which
will be delivered to any part Of the
city. tree Of drayage, at lowest market
prices. Telephone No. 25. 10 18
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

All kinds Imported and Domestic
Wines, Gins, Brandies, at Moore q
Co.'S, whiskey department, 12-12-tf
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

BareIe & Co. carry a fine line of
Cakes candies the finest and purest
made, together with a complete and
well selected stock of confectioneries
Of all kinds. l1-15
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

Hal. on W CSt BlOdu St.-NisltliB hhlbhH
cordially invited.
I'M DAVIS X. X.
LOCAL nTEwS,
SMOKERS, ATTENTION.
We have just received fresh lot
Hoffman House Boquet Ci-
gars s............... S3 40 box
Metropolitan Cigars ..,,... 40 box
Chancellor, (1Oc straight size)
Cigars ................. 8 so box
Mercantile cigars ..... e. 25box
Fleur De Lis cigars ....... OObox
At II. Box Co.'S,
12-7-tf Leaders IN Havana cigars.
Quite a number ofstrangers were in
the city today.
D. NJ. DAVIS, of Asbdown, is a visit
or in the city today.
Cbas. Clark, of Waldo, is spending
the day in our midst.
WI. Young, of New Lewisville, is
spending the day in the city.
Judge j. J. King, of Boston, Tex, is
amending the day in the city.
For prices on bay, write Logan
IIdw. Co, Prescott, Ark. II 19-lw
Solid gold rings 81 at Louis He'll
bron's l2-l4
Buy your coal from the Texarkana
Ice Co. 1918
Secure your opera glasses; Sam
Falk rents them at 25c.
TOYS TOYSl TOYS!
12.15-8 SMITH DRUG Co.
Picture frames at Moore Il Go.
druggists 210 East Broad st. l2-l2
Best coal brought to tins market
for sale by Texarkana Ice Co. 1918
HSSs BLRGK.3RAUGHG tea cure, Consultation
Louis Hebron, Money Lender aud
Jewrler, lends money on all calater-
ais. l2-l4
lIuddleston Bros meat market is
headquarters in TeXarkana for all
kinds OF fresh meats, game, fish etc
Moore Il Co, are offering the best
bargains in holiday goods. All go at
cost. 1912
Candy. TOYS aud Christmas Tree
goods, at Whitrord n Garretps,
12-12.1lt
Louis Hebron exchanges new jew
elry for auy kind Of old gold jewelry
12-l4
Hon. II. b. Williams, the Washing
ton lawyer, is in the city, ON lcga
business
The Encyclopedia Britannica GOV
crs every department of knowledge
known to mankind.
DR. p. w. Johns came iu from IIo
Springs last evening and autographed
at the lIuckins House.
Mr.. 7, G. Skeen came in yesterday
from trip through Texas, and viii
spend the holidays in the city.
Mrs. DAILY has moved into her hand
some new home, on Walnut street
Purchased from Col j, G. Kelso.
Mrs. Stuart Warren is visiting heT
mother at Carrolton Mo-, where sh,
will remain until after the holidays.
Opera glasses for rent only 25c pei
night, at Sam Falk's.
Only IS cents per Gallon, for fine
California Wine, at GHIO'S.
l2-1S-12t
The finest assortment Of cut glass
bottles ever shown in this city.
12-15-S SMITH DRUG Co.
l"',e s.s VINE ..G..E. OF casD9! tor weak Nerves
lluddlestou Bros have just received
two hundred fine Christmas turkeys
Go quick aud get your choice.
l2-l9-6t
Cakes Candies, the finest in the
market are kept constantly on hand
at G. II. BOrelle N Cos. ll-15
The Temple of Fashion offers spec
ial inducements, by making lower
prices than ever for all kinds of mill
leuery. 1918
Do not tail TO examine and price the
large stock of Fine Jewelry aud Dla-
monds carried now by Louis He'll.
bron. 12-l4
The shaving sets are fine presents
for gentlemen. Moore 4 CO. have
the best assortment and are offering
at cost 1912
II you want the choicest fresh
mats, game, fish, etc, go TO lIuddie-
eton's new Broad street meat mar
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

We expect to quit handling holiday
goods and are Offering our dressing
cases, albums. shaving cases, collar
and cuff boxes at cost.
1912 MOORE & Co.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19
SORES ALL over BABY
Two Months Old. Eczcmai niS wa"
Form. Nothing DID ANY Ooou'
Cured by Cuticura'

Mvbobv had Eczema very lad when pc WA wa
~ 'N,5 ~ ~, mo diI h.mUIh co .'.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-19

Prof Milers Shorthand school is
permanently located in the Chic OPP
era block, where Shorthand and Book
keeping is taught in the shortest pos
sible time day and night classes, tut
tion reasonable. 12-15.1wk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Thc general market Is ar, nrn
Win a GOOD demand. naNcrstfaw hard bfl,k- .n"i''
az 5oasG Is per 900 philadelphia front s22 af23 TIN.
IN front s5lar22. RoscIdale cement ~ 20 pr p
ameicsn Portland ~ 9ods2 10; Belgian Portland s2G
~ % Tnclish Portland 80 l5as2 30 German Portland
q 35as2 20 Kocksnd eog9non linz 81 ooo Dbl ;os ana
hair 22a36e per bushe cattle hof loe 49, .. t
and do French. 4a,c do German 4tc.
Tr,n,ssd Hi.ai4,ac Guyaqn, 15aIOc Eahia. Hattie,
coFrE~Tet BRAIN ow.hs .t MARKET odo Wa Wa, ' x y
n arrl,s 81 1Ssc Tile mild sroHths ruled hrn: sales
soS bag. Central America and $500 bundles Mocha on
,viya,e terms option trading showed modcrs" NOV
Went and closed steady at decline OF 500 point.
Lies tx 600 bags llayie opened aa'. franc lover
and then advanced !. franc. London Declined ol or trb
.tcady decline OF ig the Sra 80 EIo .s gaoi
10 kilos nominal exchange prvan S. t"'G ronn !"
1000 bae,; RIO stock $4,000 bag az no marke' IN.
sctve Receipt, IN Santos g. days. liOCO bag Santos
Stock 225 600 bags santos market quiet soSd avc,aq
santos ~ $50. Receipts ct Rio July ls52 10 icD,
rary Is 1891 21oi 600 baes same time iSgs 100
6ags Sa Isp % Febary u.s. 1898 1883 900 bag, same
time 1902 53j 600 bags; SANE time ISL '3oooo JAS
Warehoise deliveries Since February 1892 NcwYofk.
,"s 90 hays baltimore 1851 BAGS Ne" 'Orleas l3olS
Iun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
ETHIOPIAN PR0DrCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. "a. 3:i5 p. m.-Bccf and pork III
fair demand Ham, IN fair demand ,ho.t cut. anoit
=. ~, tx H.. firm NJ 6Gs. I!acOn-rhe demand Is
IMPROVING: long clear middes about ~ lbs. Irm ~
as cheese IN poor demand. Inilow -Th.r' j.
Mailing rrring. spirits Of turpcntlnr In iair az
mond. coitonseed on Liverpool refined. strong at
Us sd Resin in fair demand; Lard rpot ~ poos
Wnaa rn $40, firm Ut cas February u"cd. Whsa!
in poor demand No. red winter ,i" At 's ,Vn ar
Gemsnd !" Cpin~spot and futures In far demand
mixed western srct. old steady ut IS 20 "a:
wr:, STEADY ri IS I'd April steady nj - l3u'
lions NJ Lrndon-Pncifc coast 10 fair dcntni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

The market for best grades Of Scotch Magnnms
broke 70 $2d Sc 25 Immediately following our last r.
port with defective lots dragging at lower prizes 1ow
10 81 so. Offerings dock wore nearly 3'oOo DaEs,
and as the trade informed Of further very heavy
shipments near at hand. man, OF them We're Incline,
to hold off IN anticipation of further decline. bnl
late in the week the news OF accident to steamer
pomciunian. whose cargo Of over i1,o'O sacks was
due and the report that she Ind been obliged 10 pun
hack ightened the prospective arrivals 80 much as
TO give stpadler market. At the close While stoch
here and near at hand may be sufficient to prevent
any immediate recovery I'm prices. the @'uauoh II
regarded as safe on the basis OF present quotations
and some advance choice goods IS hoped ior ~
the near future. Domestic potatoes have ruled dn
owing 70 the comparative cheapness of forsgn, bn,
lighter receipts have permitted some reduction OF
stock on track. Sweet potatoes quiet. but steady
Onions higher ard firm, Some Improvement IN the
quality OF Norfolk knle. and market firm at 81 20
spinach shows wide range In quality and value good
demand for choice stock. Florida beans OF fancy
quality sell We'll AZ "a so" So per crate bnt therc
arc few such most sales IN range OF wa 81 ana some
noor range down TO al or even lower. Good b"e,s
IONS of and crates well filed. sell well ut - 90 pei
cra,c but small or slack packed drag at lower prices
A few punches Of Charleston asparagus nave arriEru
but not enough 70 fix value: Sailorhla iuii N'u :,
bnnches have sold OF ~ 25n 81 - each: a car ~
California asparagus and cauihowes Is expected ihte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
SuNDR1ES.

NUTs-peanuts held firmer but unchanged; quoted
at 4f-4s4ISo for fancy hand-plcked. and
21-aa3 Ice for farmer; spanish shelled freely
51-2c; Virginia No. l.. sh'llcd at $50 3 l-4c.
demand quiet; quoted at 81 25d 81 80 per bnshel :
mixed odd and new and all old neglected 800
BEFSWAX-Steady southern quoted at 23 1-2d2'c
for large lots. o.,.n
as to color and style OF package.
MAPLE Su'GAT-Oulet: bricks very scarce and
quoted nominally at &c; tubs held at 1880. with
iobbing sales from store Lee higher.
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts OF milk ana cream ot
the different railroad distributing points In and near
the city for the week hive been as follows Erlt:
4894 cans OF milk. u cans OF condensed MIX ana
1871 cans Of cream Susquehanna. 1,fO3 cans Of milk
and cans Of cream Pennsylvi Pougikerpsio and
Boston, "a cans OF milk Lackawnnna. 1900 cans OF
milk and % cans OF cream. Ncw-fork Central anu
Harlem $50 cans Of milk re CAM Of condensed milk
and % cans Of cream, New York ana Northern. ~,
cans OF milk New Haven and Hartford. 40 cans Of
mix: Ontario and Western 1925 cans OF milk snd
100 cans OF cream Vest shore. $50 cans Of MIX.
20 cans OF condensed milk and % cans OF cram !.
NawJersey Central, 235 cans If milk ana ~ cshs
az cream: and by miscellaneous short rontes. p"o
cans Of milk and 90 cans VI cream Tho total dhily
snnnly has been 1887 cans VI mix. 10. cans OF
condensed milk and 337 cans OF cream The MARIE,
i dull at former quotations. the nV,rag price Ihiu
Tor the s,irplus On the platforms being ~ 90 can
NJ forty quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
nCsToS WOOL MARKET.

Boston Feb 1.-THE demand for wool mas been
stcldy ana the market as rui hrm. ono ana ana
prnnsyIv,uIo Ieocrs are selling ~ 20 for y. ~ 81
Tor Xxx and NIX ard above. aud ~" 'i1c Tor 40. I
Michigan ellis ut &c per 10. No. comDih. W0l HnIc
and nrm ~ 3io 9,;c ohio fire D"aine at 32@J". ano
Michigan fine DraInc Mt 903oc per 10 'n"nsh'u
rnmt,uc wool In line d'nani NJ .J".ic. Territory
,,,,i .sl unIj nj jj0 i-r clean. for fine: J:,n DIE
for ene medium and 41a soc for Medium. Texas
california and oregon woods quiet and si,"hl j.,
,,,, WOOL there hns been n good trade AMI sales OF
,,,rs nj :,:,n Jsc per H.. rSralan wool firm ana IN
demand Foreign carpet wool sicaiT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
BUTTER,

poc.,n,s for week. 17,0i5 pkgs. Only 10 TINS inS
W. oxInored 10 Europe. Extreme DUNES - sun
W. Moi featr,. and the market has rather ~ hr"'
M throughout, OF fancy fresh creamery tnne -
loOn orerInr than can he sold win reasonhpic
i no,v and vi the close In" pressure 10 NOV
Ids is leading to some concessions Ill p
,He v,bu. 3Oc i still obtained Tor some Oh tnc
hects. hrands mostly TO regular trade. II Is very
is.oli.e considerable portion OF the fancy slock
eNWr ., 20 ice and here and there a lot shaulns
s"l,ne, ooc No one feels like accnmulatlns lresh
no NV ~, mis- season OF the year. ana uness u ,'
,n,s. shortly we shall have a lower nlhrheu
Notwithstanding the moderate receipts Top graucn
~ ~. ~ lille have weakened hrsts ana sec1hus
w. Our quotations are hard TO realize AZ inc c,oot
ro,h PENNSYLVANIA Is selling slowly ., 2oa ~ e
fr s.x noe for perfect quality Held creamery Is
rha' and rather weaker than OF late Not NUE.
sncreaSe In the supply OF new state DAIRY ,npS, pue
are 10 King hold OF them slowly ana the tenuency
a. toward easier rates most lots snow SOM ana
y 80, 80 or are from old and new mix mixed ana
90 az, covers bulk OF sales fancy quality RON all
.ss mnS trlgs CSC occasionally nttie more ~
nSsinc way Old dairy almost out OF nrst na. ,
pa a. seems probable that all Will De gone oeiore
az Imitation creamery Is Qmet AT -4n ~
spI"e S,o,ce marks, and fresh factory remains
i s,, md weak "The Producers Price current OF
s ,ifh has tho following In regard 10 'h reCeip's
Va csutorni, huttcr About five carloads OF sociueu
TaNtornin butter have arrived recently but oi lese
-. oxsr two cars were tho product OF the racinc
Coos the balance was June and July creamery niaue
W Iouo and Minnesota and packed. largely IN iron
non sr.ns and Kits for the Washington anu Hiuaha
.-ohs thonsh most OF 1t never Went lurtner VS.
.s"n tho states ia which II was made Inc latter
Goods Ar. not Offering at present but NIUE Oh 'ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
,r,o, rS,LE PRICES COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the wcci ending February IA, 1895.
HEANS AND PEAS.

,,.oipts for the week Beans. G.039 bbs peas;
M hi,l ENpOr;s-beans, JIG pkga peas. ',i'i
l.o~ ymnorts-G}7 bags beans. Trade mas ocel
@. ali ahc week. but sellers have had some conn conn,
Que 90 a. Tho DoSitiOn. and most Kinds have bec nero
denos j" Medium and pea have made slight ADVANCE
ss rgh offerings and strong Interior ,, "av nn,cd
Nary, o. took tho outside figure Is extreme very
IT, =, doing in white kidney, and turtle soup arr
ny nnalac Red h %aS o r IN nb business
The hncs, ve AT r., 25d So 80. to quality. There
IN !t, ,odng in California lima with values haruen
far ,,'Ie Foreign beans quiccr. but wei sus-
ne hHmrvors arc awaiting the arrival OF IN"
iainOb Which is thought to hay" anon, D,ooo p"sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo Feb. II Cattle Receipts last "a hours,
same time last week. 0.2eo head; consigned through.
40 head TO New lorl, none. Oh sale. 10 lrau
market opened slow and weak for MI NlndS. ,l'sru
weak. good oxen. ~ J0d 80. common, ~ ~ ~
l.gli 10 good. 200 n ste"r>, ~ ~ 30 H1gH-k'
CENT, last - lour 200 head tO.al for week thus
fur % 500 head for same time last week.. 4!.e1p
head conign,<l through. 500 Bead. 10 New York,
l. 800 lead on sale. Zoo head market opened SLOW
and 10 10 l5c lower, closed dull; Workers. ~ ,1a
IL 40: 40 choice heavy here. sheep and lambs Re
c.ipts last - hours 2.-oo head total for week t1ls
far lGs 800 head: for same time last week. LOO
h..nd cousgued through. Loo head to N"W York.
900 lad en- sale Loo head mnrkrt opened ,ttdN
and firm closed steady best lambs. - iO0 - 80
rnir 10 good s. 0o 20 -. b'St mixed sheep ~ -"
81 20: common 10 fair. ~ j0S4 30; no choice
chicago. g.b l4.-"Thc Evening Journal " report,
cattle Receipts q. 900 head -hipmcut, 1000 head
nri u slow lower: air 10 eooi steers ~ -" ~ -
no rNtr, steers on sale oilers @foSl - Gamer.
a. ia a. -, cows $30 ~ -. IIOgs-Recripis.
~ 0CO head: shipments nil: market slow. lo0 Toe
low. err mx. and packers. - loo - 80 prn" n"nNv
ntd butchers weights. :a ip@ ~ -: prime Lights.
- l5a - 70: other lights. 10 1oG - Si''b .
perriuis II 100 head shipments. 1000 bend steady
~ iOas6 -. ,oo -,
81 Louis. Feb. 4.-cnttlc-Rccrpts: loo head ;
slInmcnts 900 head market lower. lhlr 10 g.""
n.,iv. .trnr. ga ri 90: choice shipping. ~ ."
81 o.. led Texas steers sold ~ -" 81 Hogs, -
pccein,s 5000 head shipments. l.5OO lrnd
market IOd &c lower: henyN. $50 - % biclth.s
s.; 3Oa as 81 light e. 0oo n -. .heep -Rcreipis.
600 head Shipments nom: mnrk" week: lar
TO GOOD natives. ~ 5o0 - 30; choice mutoh' - 90
/,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.

" 49,. ~, Moadov. Feb 13.-B +. Peas. 80; r. w
Heec-li'. Eean. 2s2 lUciwhca;I 49, cotton; 2ooJ :
Govt I'd OIL or flour; % ~ wheat CON-
sS saa cormeo s Z! s nGps la eSeey
% SD psn. 1872 rico, 800 whisky, PA wool "S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

1887 bales for the corresponding dsv last Srr"
Scpemlc- the receipts have been 25 1J0 bales against
555523 bales duiing tn corresponding period yer
ago. The figures appended SHOW the wtc. crop hU,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

Visible supply IN the rnit"d St't anh .a''"' %,
r.li ~ rch b. 90, frh ~; -; ., ~, ~ 10 ~,
C M~,', n ~ ~ 90 gsa ga ~: 81
oats DIT" oiScOo oi7.tso 800 u5l ~" ~. -,
iSri,T BIS, oso COO :l'3 CO.. 'o'to'
' ,'.,, ,yn -rEAW-HAY-s,,a dy but uncha1 ee
Fancy. s5aaoc arre t'l, gooi No. i sIs2er sfa
mixed 1T. ,nnr zoe STRAW-Tong rye. oodO'2c'
no., zoe oat iooi5 wheat aoG , ,e vel.
sh nr Jhc cc uand rrl". 1h but ,u"t,'I o,11o, ~
maintained Quotations Dyoeod''n. ' fsis.e Mon'e
o, aiS.cao ruc "a ,l,r california olda5 l2;,lSe
Ma aSmoTss .eIec,cd ess3' r. zoe ,atrai Ane
taG s% % n ioe c9cs yrci MP; orr.Ss Montc
N &c Sor ,n rpdc sip- ioais DC Galveston Z.
~ run 20d2s n. &c; Calcutta ountio sa'Se"'S '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
DRIED FRUIT.

Receipts for week 1874 pkgs exports ,or tuc h
s40i pkg. Trade H. evaporat'a apples mas o., y,
eictcr and somewhat offerings have 'ena.o , ~
weaken values u little some holders s,'i, n Sc en-
'isie prices hut others are ronceding "a TIC ~,
oreer make sales. Chops nrncr ana corr , INV y,
sSns have inquiry. some business uo,as
sun dried APPLES, and values are wen Susuuh'u.
Peaches ~arcr and ,firm RasplsrrIes have made II
f,irthpr adv ftnr snail slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
STAINED

o,,,r 0- Iow Mddng ....~"a "a
u~n oldn nd ordinary 90, Mddng 400 Q i,oIo
Iyyerpool tcIecrs ms, 80 mRess,ps" oS hale
IhrSI'pA r,cri,an 1000 bales. stcs o,ovo L.
OF VILE Tor spcctation and export POO bses' cs,nr
OF crn ,aies soot rhet duh ana ir.ee"ar N'"es
up,rrhs Tort receipss were 2o,2fs paies ss"p''"s ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
PAGES

Blackberries, 1921, PEI ...... q "a 81.
npneots, Cal. 1902, common to choice per D.lS OH
Peaches, CAL, 1892. unpceled, per r..........n ais
Pmms. Cal, 1892 as 20 size. per n. .......lt ala
IIOIS.
Receipts for the week. ,34O bales exports. 81 /
bales imports. III bales. An absence OF important
demand from any source, coupled with weaker ad-
vices from abroad and queer markets In the
have made an unsettled feeling here. and while the
general line Of quotations cannot be changed
terially our ontsidc figures loo. rather extreme.
state i1,: choice. ref r........... .23laa2i
STATE 1857 prime. per = ..I:3
state. ls,@. common 10 eood per r.........l9 a22
Taciiic Coast 1899 choice per S5a,e
Pacific Coast. lS22, common to prime ...-....9 a23
State Pacific Coast. old ods per D.......... al0
POULTRY AND GAME.
Light receipts of live poultry have caused q rapid
advance in nearly all kinds. and the market Is
closing strong. Fowls sold to-day at 14al4 l-oc A.:
quite number OF the baltimore and Washington
lots in by express going al the ontSidc figure;
quotations in INSTANCES. Pigeons scarce and wanted
Receipts az Western dressed poultry hav" fallen
of considerably and prm" grades OF fresh killed
stock have cleaned mp very closely. The market
has advanced in The leading kinds. ard closes
strong quoted Some larg" contracts have been
made between Western packers ard large dealers
here for the delivery Of long lines Of Western
frozen poultry. to be delivered at BUYERS option
up 10 July the prices are private. but high
enough TO conform 10 the stiff ideas Of Western
holders. Some movement III frozen turkeys for
spot delivery AT quotations.
WIG ducks plenty and dull: prices for Canvas
and Redhcad weaker. and poor grades Of all kinds
greatly neglected but good lots OF he cheaper
sorts meet some demand. Rabbits
LIVE POULTRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
Oh" p ~" Am nERRIEs-FREsH.

Receipts Of apples have been fairly liberal , ana i
demard slack FOR Western New YORK iru NJ tn.,
constitutes The lrlK OF our supply, prices nave oee
barely steady There are. however, Few io'S .t Na
alt edge Northern apples arriving from un
O4amplair district which command coisiue.ap "a
premium ab1vc our outside quotations. say S4o - %
fr Grrenngs and ~ 250S5 30 Tor Bad"h fr fn,n
caiawba grapes are In light supply anu cholcc Ios
meet a light demand. Cranberiics have had some
Western movement. and the light remaining s,o s'I
change fancy fruit + IN Hight supply ana hrin' ws
Eedum and lower qualities move Slowly al ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

You yo,k Tuesday Fob. i4.-BEENES-Efc' %
0l7 head 81 cars con-2nd dirct shughu -,
si,y dre..d beef quiet 7h69sc for nlt,e ,ids- an
Extra prime two tc ing at ir 90" peer Su
tor lower AZ 9Yalic estimated Ge--rd weight; aud
r,friq,racd hcer nrmrr with good stok bringing IN
average o. 9se per n. shipment 200 caitlr on u
500 quartra Of beef FOR Nelson MoIls To.'r Iow m
.rimanc akes 100 qunrt"r- Of D"' for la,n,ln'
Company. aud the LANDAU ~ I, I'M 'ta % '"' "'"
MII,'U C0WS-No fresh receipt. Feeling H,'adv
and poor good are quoabe at F-oGtiS per h'au
VCtNWES-Hec,ipt. at ell market. 100 he'd st"idv
FOR i've ca,e. and GOD v.; -"d Pnie"yo an drc
vcsl~. Few choice marty calves selling at isc us
,arnyad calves a battle |ld dressed Westerns Ut
scs-G pnlcnD,ck: q v'Al., l5i n average at DC
per ~ !, 90 , 81,
Es%n sSal, I'd ss n At Il 10 s' oJ is h. ~ at
Judd & Rockingham. late yes"rdny veal 40 u, al
Dc do 100 n at So eia,sers 26l H. ~ J'tr.
Sheep and including c 5ro r,g
limited hut prices just about steady. \ few common
sheep a.. 100 n prime and ace Lag aT6 Cont At
mon 10 prime sold at 81 5oaSs 30 per head prrs' 81
mutton SLOW a. saJ'2c PEI \ dressed lambs aIct a, 49,
ioiac: and country dressed spring lambs hnt NJ F'a
haI.."G Dlenback: ISIS Western lambs. 92l. N aver
age at o. per 100 n :. state do 81 n at -; ewes
indd buckingham. late ye'teday. = State lambs
- n III NJ 1j * DO 81 - NJ 80 -; 81 stat" sheep
., p at 81 - 81 do, - ~ II, - 80; 49, do 20 d. at
iiovs Receipt, % cars s77i head le car' at 10Th
ST. al IL cars ut Jersey cry. litle bunch Of state
VIZ, sold 20 per 100 y and the market is quoted lover
NJ TSuntry dressed lae higher than lat we.k Prime
heavy sold at ioiolo',c; medium do at llall*; ana
sacs-A ". Lamb Il State plys lis N average. at
DEL 100 n.