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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
School-nip snratoga nt Gibraltar.

GIBRALTAR Aug. 1.-The nitcd States schoolship Saratoga, in commission as the Philadelphia schoolship, k at this port She will remain a few days and then sai for the United States.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
rhrc., llIlion. Awnitinr Ovncr,

Bo>TuN. Aug. l1.-Thrrr are over $3.OOO. oOo lying in the state treasury awaiting distribution among the certificate holders of the drluuCt endowment orders
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
Mr.. I.nnrtrN In NN-nN.

Mrs. Lap-try has sent to Chicago q doll 8 feet high especially modolel to resemble her in face and dressed exactly Is she was in "CIcopa.rl."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
Northern Pacific Headquarters Fixed.

MtLwAUKEE. Aug -NIlUauLg,, ~s.l be the headquarters ot the Northern I,l,.li. railroad under the reCriVvrshiD.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17

Don't chew toothpick in public. It looks bad. Don't pick your teeth before people. IL looks still worse.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
In I-t,orai,CC.

Penelope -Arr You ruEagrdto Dorothy Bronson:
 Bub-Ecally. dont know. Ask her! Life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
NIcr. entnIII.. NIu,. lIrnt..

NEW NV..N, Aug, r. Mgr. ~atollj spent most of the day at thr convent ut the .s- tcrs of Charity At Mount St. Vincent
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
Chntr ru.h.,,. strIl,r q r,ilnrc.

CHICAGO. Ans. Y. The ~;rihv of the col le;r bred .ol.rr chair pu~Arrs has pr,rryd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
Mnrll., raLr Attendancc.
On fI,r Snntn NInrIn.

Cuchro. Aug. l7.--pajI admissions at the WorlI'~ ftir "Wednesday were lIo. .5G5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17

Delivered by carrier to sny part of the city, or sent by mail at thefoIlowingrates
 One Year $500 Three Months. Sl g Six Months ....... 2.50 One Month, ?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
NERIDEN BRANCH.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
GEO s ABBOTT,
 5.t BANK STREET.
&9te}bu'Y Boiler Works.

T.,'' . rr,rryt~l to th, e rurr T, rter Strt,tt auJ \. E. i. R, formerly ,he Waterbury Male able l. on Co ErnundSl Ant btiG: a practical B j.rr VI tNvr. 4w prepared tn do all kuds of Boiler. Water Tank. $mnAr stack. Tar UratiuE Fur .l,'cS, AnncA''u- Pl-~ r lt,' aui sheet Iron NurA of d.. pg~ -ri;.t5u 5uuS. Orders by mail vii. rcrC.yc i.ntuiI attention.
 JAMES J. DUFFY T., 0 Bax. 46l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
' DusLlN's LORD MAYOR.

n Visit to the Fair. Lord Mayer Shanks of Dublin is to visit the Worlds fair, He comes as the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
FCr Sale.

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17

Entered as second class matter at the Water burvPostohice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17
EA~N IEIsN,-

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-17

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
PHILLIPS BROOKS And HIS BROTHER.
SERMON on TIE DEAD BISHOP AND HIS
LIFE.


The Rev. Arthur Brooks devoted his sermon ycstcr-
day morning. mt the Church OF the Incarnation, to
Il eulogy of the LIE OF his brother Philips Brooks.
1t was a faithful analysis. In which the praise APP
pcarcd only in the facts Of his lie made
clear what the necessary limitations OF the recently
published Sketches had left 10 inference regarding
= great preachers real life work.
Ole said in substance that the religion OF Phillips
Brooks part of his nature inborn and foStercd
by all his associations Of childhood. 1t had become
controlling factor in his life that. although left
entirely 10 his inclination. lie had turned 10 the minis
try his life work, before he finished his college
education at Harvard lie had not regarded II In any
sense a sacrifice, but privilege. II was n choice,
too made against protests of his college mates 10
whom his early achievements with them had gwen
promise Of great career. They feared he would
waste his opportunities I'm his chosen calling. lie
feared that III, most elaborate reazaons Of the
mental prCnliscS of his early manhood would hardly
suffice to meet IN" requirements Of what he wished to
achieve.
The dominant quality OF his life. which was con
splcuous In every stage Of lis development was that
OF combination. II was a constant protest from The
first against n partition OF interests. Each advance
that he made the breaking down Of a barrier
and the assimilation OF the new features. and not
n departure from the old. His sermons were always
directed TO mankind. No one could leave his church
and feel that there was nothing said there for him.
He never used topics OF the day. in their limited
sense 10 lend sensauonalism to his discourse. yet
he always seemed TO reach the heart OF the HE in
tercsts of every day in what he said
In the discussion that arose two years ago
over his election Bishop his churchmai-
ship was questioned. That question sealed
his lips His Guardianship was in his daily HE.
People might as well have asked 10 see his heart.
At this time. again. some OF his friends predicted
and others feared that ms Bishop his life would -.
narrowed and his activities confined The rcSnit
was the as In the former case, wien ms cor.
lece mates raised the same objection TO his bccomi :
a minister. He assumed the new duties ana easily
cngraftcd them on the work he was doing ne
simply enlarged the field. Instead OF practcauy
retiring with direct effectiveness INTO me
lives OF a larger congregation anu was constantly
augmenting the work up 10 the time OF his DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Duness coupled with a decline Of o cent was the
nnv ,fo of the speculative wheat market at the Pooue
Exchange on Saturday. Initial prices' ineicated ue
cline Of cent and the only movement h values during
rho cnt,rc sosslon WAS n recovery OF Is cert. March
sold at 77oa77s May sodsos- and July atSl S'lO'.
Al SIG cents Spot prices reduced L cent ana
sales Of 900 bushels were accomplished, oil whch snip
pcrs took SO 900 bushels.
- Corn options were also dull and the market at the
close was Lar cent lower than on Friay Ca'h corn
ruled nrmer with a fair demand for the trade
oats were dull and otherwise featurelcss. 0lo'hg
prices OF options indicated decline OF = cent
The final Official quotations were as folloWr; I'll,
Wheat-Fcbruary, i1ss March, ia May, SUE july
SlL cents. 49, A., 80, r,t.
Corn-fcbriary, 52is March, jl7s; May, 5lis July
jla cents. - ,, -.
Oats-february, 3!5; March SsIs Nay Sss cents
Latd-Mlrch, sl3 10; May. Sl3 TO- July Sl2 80;
The receipts OF grain and Hour reported on Satloay a.
w-Iork. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were rs
follows: Wheat. 535S2 bushels; IL bushels
oats O. 2ii bushels tOrl grain 2o C3i bushels nouf
IS 100 packages. At Chicago Milwaukee and 81. Loni.
the arrivals were Wheat. G09 bushels; corn, 81 400
bushels oats lGS,2i9 bushels; total graln Oio,3.i
bushels flour. 1881 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb 10 (SpcciaD-In spite OF support from
big holders declined fractionay yesterday and
all day exceedingly weak The weather was line
IL become plain that there would be an increase In
the visible Monday. outside markets were declining
faster than this There uneosncss over the financial
situation in Wall street. Everything was Of sort to
Increase the anxiety "cliqued' wheat MARKET
May sold a. low 7Gs and closed at 7O'sd76e cents
The has increased about 100000 bushels cur
Ing the week. Elevator people are always urging the
necessity Of emergency houses. The week exports
from both COASTS ESQ O0O bushes-werc loco 600 less
than the same last year. and almost lOoo'ooo
less than the before. There was further Hqnldi
ton IN corn Ncw-YorE did not sem to be throrgh us
selling The only buying appeared to be for short oc'
count The receipts here wei" Pa ears the estimate
for MondIy 30 The stock here shows an increase o
about 100000 bushels II Il the opinion, IN nv ~
that corn has pretty Thoroughly nqnldatu ;,
"a purely speculative lines concerned Cash hah1lc
are getting more bcail-h than ever May ,od i5'n
liss 10 4i,, closed at ii's cents oats dccllh'd
fraction along with other grains. PROVISIONS were ou
and little easier professionals are afraid TO rc
-hntt and the constant reduction OF the snort lhpie,
is narrowing tho speculation There was some ,c'nni
~ Iark May pork sold from Slo 30 to +lo y aiu
closed Mt 80 80 The weakness OF grain was h'lr
,caln the price There 5000 hogs; prices WI W.
: cents lower The weekly receipts were i3'UUoo
estimate for next week, 100000. Nav lard s9in ioi
40 30 10 sI2 81 and closed at tl2 81 May hDs iio
si0 ~ 10 $40 ~ aud closed at 40 3D. Cudlhy continues
bullsh. Flax higher; May closed at al 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
NEwYoRK MONDAY, FEBRUARY PAGES

Ilnctaehncsmp Marks Enado George H. Ftzwilsop
Common Pleas-Gsneral Tcrn-Adournea until repru
Common Pleas--specia Term--Beforc Pryor. Mos
cemson l1ea.-EquIty Term-Before Bischoa, J.Nos.
l' a. q. go 90 II -, I4e &C. 40. SO. .. 49, o.
Nos sss se @ s Soc re- 1s So pa u,
Ss go $50 1881. iosG 1857! ioss ioai 49, ''7 $50
Common Pleas-Trlal Term Part II-Bcforc Gcgorich
Common Plcas-rral Tem-Part IIr-Bcfore Book
Superior CourtGeneral Tern-Adjourned for the term
Superior Couit-Spccal Tcrin--Bcfore Freedman j.
Superior CoaIt-T,i,, Termcl@!t I-Bsore McAdam. j.
Nos. 1920. 1854. 263i 1919. $40 -
Superior Court-Tral Term-parts ii and II1-Adourned
CITY Soar. !s Term neffre Mccoyn J.Moticns
Nos 800. 1881, JOG, l12, 524 1870 1921. o73i 275G
4o4. 525 474. 115s 1Is9. 1lG9 170. I'LL. ll72 lies
1907 1870. 7o2 1852. Sli. 12Gj 49, 1881 723 1912
CITY Cout-Tria Term-Part II-Bcfore Fitzsnons. j.
Nos 6S4. 1922 1913 4s7. 9G2 1911 55i 900 1868 o73o
4S5. GIL l555 1893 80? So 100 Az 53i. 1881, 957,
. City Court-Trial Term-Part III.Bcfore Enrich j.
no 2SS Ss ls ,S; @s Sa s 2 GSs f sS
City Court-1ria Term-part Iv-Bcforc Mccarthy. j.
Short causes Nos; 2Gt7 e657 e!2G, 2523. S7lS 1888
Sesl 2Sa 2SS2 22a0 sio 27e a 2s2S s Ses ?Sio
Court Gen"ral >c>sions-laft 1-l}eforc COwing, j.
and Assist,n. Dstric'. Attorney Macdona.Nos to So
and Assistant DistrctAttorn"ys Davis and Townsend
Nos. 10 10 inclusive.
Court General Sessons-part ILL., Before MARITIME j.
and Assistant Disrict-Attorney Weeks. Nos l and =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Feb. Is.-Cattle-Recepts last "a hours
2,G2O head total for week thus far. 1850 neaa
for same time last week, 15,5O0 head conS'eheu
through a5GO head: to New-lork. 1850 head on
ale 20 head market opened slow ana weak hDtnlh'
doing: closed dull. Ilogs-Rccdpts last ~ nolis,
IO.seO head total for week thus lar, D.,ioo nsnn
for same time last week. 13.5Jo head consigned
through. 800 head to Newl York, 2,13O hcan on
sale 1900 head markct opened slow ana lower,
closed dun and easier: light t. good lorkers rs 4o"
~ 50 good mediums and heavy, ~ Ioa - 81 PCS,
~ 25a - 81. sheep and lambs-Reccpts hsi %
hours. G,2OO head total for week thus fnr. 1D-o9
head for same time last week. 200 head consigned
through. LOO head to New York, 1000 hea 90, on
closed very dun with number unsod choice to best
common. - T56 - %: good sheep ~ 4Oa ~ 10 :
choice SJa 81 - extra wcthcrs, - 400 - 90.
Chicago. Feb. Is" The Evening Journal" reports
Cattle Receipts. 1000 yicad. shipments Market
quiet prices strong: prime steers. - 1o0 - ~
Receipts. 5000 had. shipments 1000: market
slow closed wcnker: mixed and packers. 4'0 - 10
prime heavy and butchers weights. - 20" 50 % !:
prime light. ssofs -. other lights. 10 jOd 81 %.
Sheep Eccepit 500 head. shipments none mar
vet CLOSED weak natives ~ 230 20; Texans, ~ 81
Westerns. a5ds - -. Lambs, 81 -" ~ -.
-. Louis. Feb Is.-;aitlr- Rec pts, 10000 head :
shipments. LOO head market firm fair - good
native steers. S}a - 20: choice shipping. 30 y,
fed Texas Steers - 2j0 - - do cows ~ q y y
grass COWS. S2o - 30 IIogs-RccciptS 2.sO) hcnd :
shipments. 400 head mnrke; stcIdy: h'avy. T5a
- 80 packing. ~ DO0 - 80: Hight, - O0SS 30.
Sheep-Rscrpis. 400 head market steady fair -
good natives. ~ 5OdSi - choice muttons. - 90 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

for export alive. and for the market no trading
Feeling steady. No later cable nvws shipments a'
reported -,
Mich Cows-Ony G head received. and no trade
Feeling steady. .
CALvIs-Rccepts 100 head Steady for veals ana
ear OF Westerns sold at fully Sustained prices -, 90,
sales-J. T. Nelson; 80 Western calves AL ID
g. Dnienback. IL vcals 1875 n. at IS. -,
Hume & Mullen: yeals. 147 n. at -; do. liz
y, go so. 49, .a--
Ilalenbeck & Hollis: veals. l5s n. Of IS % -.
SHEEP AND AMBS-Htceir'~. incldG.nc tors
direct butchers were 10 cars. or 3il2 head lhe ni
90 cars on sale including stock held over Dun
steady for sheep while lambs sold irreguarly 61t
generally odl5c lower; Nearly dozen ears mnsod
food to choice >hcep sold ~ 5000 pei 700 = good 70
extra lambs 2;d$ eus a, = 81 Dressed mutton
slow at sd9c dressed lambs sold at odlOc; country
dressed snrine lambs higher at $500 20 per earGa
saes-p Harrington 70c Western lambs ~ w Ok ::
1870 State sheen. 81 NJ at - 81 o, - .. e. IN
Hume & Mullen: 10, State lambs 81 m az 20 ~ ~:
1876 do. - n. al 81 so: 2ol do 20 Y, at :0s %
state sheep 81 n. n. - 80; do. 100 n, at 49,
n Collins: lo2 ohio lambs. OH n. - -.
wkcrson & sherman: IA culls. 80 y. at - ?!
IiOhS-Ecccrts Is ears. or PSI head MarKet nom.
IlaIiy steady No good hogs sold carload OF -; 70
rer 100 N. Country dressed STEADY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
COURT cALEXDARs FOR TO-DAY.

kulseme Court-GcBcrs Tern-Rccess No,,on
.,supeme Conft-chambefs- Beach ''-'
kepeme Sourt-slycloi Ierm-psr I-Before InsehNam'
~ Demyfre. Nos. 1871 So. l.5 lo' Di'or.es .,Sos
,. .sS lips 1854, 1886 2joG CO.'S 1852. 1888 2fi4
kaprm' cc'pt-Spccial Tc,in-Isrt II-Bcfore Barrett
''1cSs.e irurley Nile, 30 calendar reis
IN l5le a. 49, saS' e Sas s Ssse es ?o
zso 2s7i 275s 2770 27s2. 2lgi 2so5 2sor la'9 S,on
SifeYt Court-Psrt I-Before Patterson. J'-'a'c' "
cI,sut court-Psr II-Beore Lawrence J-Cs'e' ''0"
n oi,eat court-Psr Iv--Bcfore Beach. J-Cases ''o"
Surrogate Cou,, r,,, Term Before Fitzecrald Sa
wills f Mary 4. Farrell and Frederick W M~er io'"'
.. N. " '"''' NV"
a. Sfosec's cou,tCham s-Bcfore f'an,on, Na,a NJ
T,t.ssn John ~ 80 For I.obtc. WIZ VI ,ndhen,
kr ycran T1se weih..rK Ysh.sl vsisy; Jau OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
HELPING A FRENCH KIyDERGARTEy.

King Carnival In miniature held court yesterday
afternoon In Tmmany Hail. and for four yours MS
followers frocked and danced TO Their hearts COLI
tent. 4 children's masquerade was being held. ana
sovoraI hundred children from French quarter OF
South Fnh-ave. ana WOoSter-si. accompanied Nv
their guardians. present. The costumes were III
mnnv cases. quaint md original. little chap being
dressed IN the uniform OF a sapper ana carrying Il
heavy axe A little Girl dressed as Nine Pomrs
do,r The masquerade Cor the benefit OF
Tho saIle Il, \sile the French kindergarten. at NO
.outh T1f,have 4 good sized gum was rralMh ana
This will be applied toward the instruction oi the CHI
drcn OF the n,ighborhooh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-In BFolil etoWths the markct rulcd quiet.
but closed steady l7',Hloo no :. No sales were
reported The midcr grades were dull Continental
cables were irregular, but the whole steady The
market for futures ruled quiet but 1irm closing
changed months ard at advances ranging up 90
points on ot.'ers The Official lilo dispatch follows. F-t
ordinary 90 kilos). II 600 good second 1c &osl
Rio stock. 197 600 bags IiIo receipts
santos. COCO bags: stock. rs bags
market inactive good Santos. IL rcccip.
al Rio July 1892 to February IL. 1893 oii7 900 bags
amc time 1872, 2GS2 600 laEs, time ls ~ OoO
bags receipts at santos July J. 1872 to February II.
1873 2,433OOO bags same tim lS.i. o.jS5.000 In
same time 1891 $50 ocO tae deliveries since
February |. 1893 NtwlOrh. lbs o53 bags Baltimore.
~ haes NewOrIoans 10 7GG bag total gO1l42 hags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
InNnnN WOOL SALES.

London Feb 1S.-At the wool sal- t,dLy ll1sl nal,N
~ ro"d uu.ly were offered The c0np' tton wa, ar-
i've c.pciaiy FOR lambs wool. The grcS'ie-t wa,
,.rlv ,r,oht for Continent. Bu'nOS Ayes Won W.
In rood rcnurst and realized late rates. Price Wee u''
hanged Following the sales in d,ali ana th l,i1S
~ I'D do loch. aud pieces, 7ad0s I'D greasy G@
lid do locks and pieces, SaeTd one ad ,inr. I'd
j. I'D greasy 5o lo'd do locks and p,ecrs o -
Nclbofrne ard Victoria. 800 bae--Scour q iou ~
do locks and pieces. 1iad9id gra>v, bSG lpu 90 v,
and pieces jaqoLd south Australia 400 5
idcSc. "a Gj1.d Newzalo,d 200 hSlesoSso455' S
d. locks ard pieces ID. Cape Of Good Hope ana N'tl
100 bal, .-Scourcd l-dl- I'D; greasy D,tn VI w
hicks and pieces ji,dGad nnenos WIS ,r3 n,
Greasy fasd do lock, and pcce ,a6d ood hoe y,
hoen odd al the present series OF sales 20 w"
vbirh i60 eco bacs were taken for Export nrltdlng
70 600 bales for the United State, leaving 10000 oas =.
hc carried forward The sales close with prices at apont
par with Dcccnbrt's clo.lng NnL---.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
r,,popEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

n +, m -Iiecf and P0rk-lioIu-
Liverpool, lsp, iams-iIoldcrs offer freely;
offer modera'egyb ec s"oii%dd offer
IL 10 10 io'' rai,ow Holders are not Offering spr
i, o hardsDo pile,
Holders one, r"s FOLDERS are offering Wasr,
ans % !. Offer ca m sSc' new
spot DIG cr nI" vt Is azd March steady ~
April ...ady Il ss. - mSSSS;:ra,eiy :'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
THE STATE or TRADE.

1915 ibis: shipments 253ll Dbl; saic-. 800 9oE
Wheat easy No. red spot 5'Ea.5'.c February .' TT
bu.h: stock l.l4i 352 bush sales lsj 600 bush Min
wheat by sample 71d1sc. Corn quiet AMI steady HiNu
pot isL,d ~ sc: February. is'-dissc March asa
Nav 497.djOi.c; steamer mixed, 4Ga ijac; fc,,InHo
bush: sales. % 900 bush. Whit corn by saWpi,' 1
ylew do 4oh @at~ qiG and w ,,aSy H"rs
rriri. 600 bush stock H. .si2 bush E'e dull; 80
nm GOOD 10 choice timothy, Flj 50d;lG 30. Cram
frights nmcr; stan t." Li'c,pooi aer Dl,s ce
pSrs' 50 80 hams ij'aioi,c; lard ,cnncd 81
r"ifcr steady creamery fancy Sc do fair to cholCc
5GS2-c; do imitation 2Gc Fog. i'm - a29c. Once Once
strong. Flo catgocs. nr l2'ct NO 10 '"IS
Nnrd fildil 10. Whi.key firm ~ 2ioFl -
puralo Feb. ls.-Fir demand for spring wheat LIMIT
nrn and Offering light. SAFES iS.ooe. nus 10.
Northern Duluth In lott. re; 500 ba,h 20. No'.n!'
~ clio inc 80. hard. no offerings; No North m pp.
uth re Washburn old &c; do thias" 90 ~ =.
NJ northern 7,c. Wut"-Nonr offered; inquiry lfh.
30 . I'D aud No white quot -. orr lover
4;isc: ear No. 3 do. i7c 3 car ~; Do 80 !
car 40 > i7c ears No. 3. i6aaiG',r; No ! ~
"holoc sales. cars white. 3oc; ear" DO chore'
.ui, ioLr. cars No. 3 whit. So car do choice
80. csr so mixed 36iqc Barley quiet: SUI,
200 bush Michigan. &c 1000 bush western b'c SV'
" 40 GOdGjc: 40. I. $50 isc Michigan 651 90,
STAT ~ n zoe Canada No. l. So 40 =. !Ic; ~ g.
extra &c vcSar-. 1000 bush ch"I," MIMI Loms'
G lc Flour weak best spring 81 jOa:i - 90 winter.
siosi 10 Rye hour. - iod+3 80. MN fed scare
.tronr. unchangci I:cccipt~-Wh"at 600 bush 90 n
X 600 bush oats . 900 bush shipments EloVo
bush; corn, 1000
chicago. Feb. ls-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

STAINED
6 JIG Low Middling....7 1916


Good Oldrary J.lG Low MiddIng I3U
strict Good Ordinary j lJlG NJ did ing
Liverpool teegrlms l D. m.--lcccpJs. 5000 bales
when American 900 bal,s; sales, 100 bales Of wnch
for speculation cAlort. 800 lalc American 5000
bales spoA uaTAet, faif business DOING nnddng up
lands. sd. $500
lhc loit receipts 73 bales Friday, comparing
VITA 1870 bales for the corresponding day last year
. September receipts have been III 'b3b bal",
against - bales the pondng period
year ago. Inc figures appcnGcd show the weeks crop
mo
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o 3-sc; middlIng, DC; low middling 34c g)od Or
dnofy 8 Csc: net receipts, $40 bales: gross.
5sOI bales: exports TO Great Britain; 49if oaes s
10 the Continent ABB bales sales 2sOO bales stccH'
3J3. 800 bales. 49, ,as,,c
savannah, Feb 1s.-Cctton firm: mldanns'
q I3I6c: low middng. 916c: good OrdlaIy.
: 1.16c net and gross receipts, j62 bales exports
coastwlse coz bales sales, $50 bales; STOCK 'o'4
bales.
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fcrtnrcs an0 nlcetinss.

V,IIE FINDING OF TIE NEW WORLD.
i MISS JANE MEADE WEIGH VIII give q course %
SIX lectures on EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY Tuesday
during Lent at the Berkeley Lyceum 10 an6
II West 4uh Street. beginning February 2ist
February 81 three p M o. ne rrimltl.e Ametic cans
February IS thr1c p The vikings and Pre- Coiin
BIN ENplc ra,ons' March :. three M, 'Chr.tophef
'Ihe Conquest Of MeNeo.' March 81, three n M Pera
and IN, Conquest" Marh %, three y. "Bartolome oe
ias Cas,s md the Treatment OF the Native Races"
Course Tickets six Lcctures), $500. Single Iicks~
fwlll not be sold until after first lccture) el.So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
THE PETROLETN MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF T'''O'"''

The value Of crude petroleum. as icri"s"h"h N W
,ooo Transit certificates. last week rose u u' IcN''
which prevailed IN corresponding week Of ls'2' h"'
last wear the figures represented shrinking tourney
while the year 1893 has thus far been marked ny oman s
rriccs The improvement i based apparently upon ''
.uog oe I'm production The new field In the hei2hoor'
hood ~ Wheeling w Va. has not reached the c\p''
lions entertained earlier and although th" output ms o"
nc,eased the course Of production as "hoc Is u""n
r,,d n, prescnt The complete monthly report o' ~. '
,inc lines for January indicates hcaVy Iecu,"on '"o
90 h,-rc., i ne. stocks and this Is the iohfh con-
ocu,i,c mon,hlv since last septrnb"f INC NV
,oeks had declined TO o@oj,5ii barrels ~ Dc
Tho dc,cou,ncnts in ihc, Southwestern meas can'i
- iocjcaso p, ne, stocks until September. lsJ- ""'h
ey stood at ssas37 barrels i'.s, month me a'u n
80 ,,en 10 10 bairc ar Increase OF 10 20
%arrcs over January. 1902 but nstles.c D e. iocE
,arroi. t,nm last year TINS d'cIni' ~
IL hy no means trivial aud the proslcet Una, ou,, nj
,.a!,oo tendency will be prc.ctted for ic"
est What the summer ACTIVITY ah1 ra'r OF n'N' ~
oen. work NAV bring forth s matter OF e"c'sW"h Az
.hr sent Idr- line deliveries are on az rNr'N ,,
cnron,a AZ the reports Of hcavy tpCdnSI "' "'"'
The upc line reports for The hcds o. d Tor
~" ,i,g,ia etc the last two months ana 'o'
January a wear arc appcnnca'