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We Have Money to Loan At 6 per Cent,

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security and titlei is good. No Commission We
solicit applications. Blanks furnished upon
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WARNING ORDER.

In Crawford Circuit Court
Bette Davis, Plaintiff !
VS.
b. L. Davis, Defendant
The Defendant B. l.. Davis Is warned To
appear in this Court within thirty days, and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff Bette
Davis H. S, LEVERS Clerk
Sept. 10, 1894. BY W. p. SADLER ID. c.
J. p. MULIES, ATTY. for pltff
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Special Notices IL the Local Columns Fire cents
a Line for 6rst insertion, and fire cents per
hae for each subsequent insertion. Ah locals
run and charged for al aborc rates until or
dcred discontinued.
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THE VAN BUREN PRESS.
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
ST. l.. I. NJ. & s. RY.

ST. L. I. NJ. & s. RY.
GOING EAST.
=. "a Nail and Express GjOa M
~ ~ las p. M
~ GOING WEST.
"a osl. Mail and Express. $50 p. M
g. "a a. zoo q. M
Ho Sts. Local Freight. is the only freight that
..r,ies Messengers. Leaves Van Buren, 7;00 a. m.
nreenwood Accommodation-Le Van
srrcn for Greenwood every day except Sunday
y IN n m. A. HAYS, Agent
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The Earlier symptoms of dyspepsia, such as
distress after eating, heartburn. and occasional
headaches, should not be neglected. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla il YOU wish to be cured.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-15
WORLDS CARNIVAL CITY.

Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills, Biliousness
Jaundice, Indigestion Sick Headache.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-15

pr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24
CASH Quotations.
THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

York. February u. 1891
COTTON-Our market closed 9Ni3 points lower Tor TO-
started at decline OF about points
on earlv months but from to points higher on late
sharp break. the market ialliaS
of about L. points. May selling shortly after O'Clock
Wednc sdav There heavy liquidation of long
cotton and the only buying support Of Importance mat the
market had was the takings bis house that has been
buvng good he last two three days During
which was followed by a decline to-day Of from CD
abroad yesterday attributed 20
enforced liquidation nearly 2OOO bales for the account
of Continental speCuator who had 90 INTO hntncla
to the later months New Orleans receipts for tomorrow
are bales 2I3 bales last
and = AL bales year. The interior movement Tor H."
week heavier than GENERALLY expected
ROYAL and other points The weekly Iortwaid
movement is slightly of that Of last X while
the interior is about with last week $
figures There feeling OF uncertainty as 10 me fu're
shore and taking great hazards
The to-day 20 Gas bales exports
TODAY Great 30 971 bales J3 bales Con-
tinen POO Consolidated net port receipts 50 ir
H. 132 bales. Continent LOSS bales nan
mel PSI bales total. bales stock. 92l03 tales
ornparatye cotton the ending Friday
February 1891 Net at all nt"i states ports
this date. 49, N4l bales against
go bales year exports for week. l26 BALES same
week last year GO94i bales. total exports to date 300
$50 bales same date year 1905 sGi bales stock In
g55 bales. all towns. lI'6l3 bales
same time year 9s6 bales. stock AZ Liverpool
17l2 bales time last year. oOo bales; stock
aost for Great Britain 2OWO bales same
time year. $1,000 bales. 90.
Opening close to-day and CLOSING DIGS 'he
previous night and last year follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Feb 23-Four steady. unchange1 sa!g1.
90 bis Wheat inactive and higher % fg: g2.
%nt fr rl ~ &C. b,d milling. by sample 6oasl.c
cr 70 sSl husa; saies 5000 bush. Corn quiei ;
maed spot and February ne !9c bi stcame
mixed ale bid. southern. by sample s,;ss 5rj
on grade NHi2isc; stock. lN!VN Dusm, W,,''rn
bush oats qul"f. but hrm 40 Whl.c w ~ -, w
,c.. \, . uix,Ai Western. 3td3iiec; STOCK; IS'".
ush RYE steady and firm: 80 = DC 80 ~ .ol
Lush H,y steady. good to choice timothy. 81 XXI
m, ding 10 Provisions firm. mess pork ~ 49,
buik meats ',e hams il s,ir i tn choIce q 49,
- ia - SiIl,lr quiet: Crauua tel ii2r.
Super 81 z. steady refined ''''' " ''''''''
Boston. Feb 23-Flour quiet and more steady s,.
tone prevails. Corn quiet' n m2drrn'c AMI
o. stoa'lr. demand quiet. receipts light WIN Nll
u.s VII maintained. clipped %4HWc' WIZ ID,
NH doing outside this grade shorts noui', a.
fnrst In fuiI supply and easy; best Western. ~.
th.osc steady at unchanged prizes Eggs hrm.r I.
ply moderate. Provisions unchaneed al kInGs III, IN
rh, demand Rccepis lor The 60. Ts sS nSr 3
hhls ard $1,000 sacks. corn lo'NFo Dus' o"'S' "'''
D.. b. shorts. as tons
ranalo. Feb e3-sprlng wheat higher. c'osins
dull. wax y, narl h'sc. 40 Nort ne Iyr
burn. 7l,,c sales $50 bush No hard. '',ec;
goo burh 40. lie. winter wheat scare" hlEh'r' -
r.i ssc. 10 3 rcI. 6ic. so white CSC askel
quiet ~ &c. 80 corn strong Hll'S' >
fsrs " yellow. Nc cars do. ti'sc; Il cars No
y, . white. 3it.n35c. ! car ~ white. 35i.c cars
80 mixed. 2lG3}'ec on track. Barley tn good De
qnorI choice Western. 6eas5c. fair - good 5iq5Sc;
Sf.f. osa72. rye 80 offerings. No quoted at
sscssi.c Four strng, higher: best patent spring
winter s. 2JaS3 n. straight winter 81 loHS -: rye
n,Ir. s. sorS ME- food active. nrm. unchanged.
Chicago. Feb 2}.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

N'F I'fh, f'iNilttF i'''
REEVES Receipts for tso days .ol clf. or 322 had
50 car. ~ Tlnsi.f'f. 90 cars i"r ''.i ait' ana
yards. cars be- told 1iaa~ u'u~ acti>c. ana
S s ri ,s ni ID. s, q fc c o ar ' , a to5
81 ooaSi 80 for n4.a 10 gel ns,. It's 81 80 for
81 'on$2 b ~ COWS fai he:.I cty ircs,o!
vice. quot RI scratca beef slow q, eir per y, and
Ang6, srmeni. l @ cai'o o M ,H ''
53I cat'lr ana $40 quarters N tl" cuur tomorrow
Mississippi ~ cl'tle TIE yfgnnn. @n ca'tir On The
Norwcg.an 10 head IN ih@ Ma-',' 80 ca'iir anl ~
MS port Of 800 c'e 1850 quarters " boo; 'nl 3.iso
sherman cuyccr 9 o4 SO, cai,ra1ea e.. i9 y,
; oas@ &C., I7 ' al :. % o. s n lisa a s.
= ~ rs d" i@is H. at 81 l." - d. ii2 ~ at $, 49,
l277 H. at sio5 - ao 'S. , H. At 81 - A. l3'2 n
at s. 10 il TO- iia n at $ 50 oxen aao b s.
s. 50 les 81 u ~ IoNi h. a. 50 a. State oN"n l'2
s sanIcrs: i chicago steers 1873 N at 81 %: ~ do
l222 H. - o.. T. no. i23' H., e 800 Is Do ilso H.
s. 10 81 Wcsicin oxen n, 81 10. : hciiers $50
, $y'oo c. M'nss s nsen 70 i. ~ at a. 50 g Z DO
- 30 - d. s., n. at 81 - do $50 NJ At s. -
Il, DO sAiT lS al So % Chicago steers '-'' d. d" 50 ~
d. 1911 n a, 10 do. 1910 NJ 50 So IS do io7
do III ~ at So 90. 10 do l3S H. at 50 80 IS do is2
81: per head j. Mcpherson 90. sold g cows at
G'ALVEs- Receipts Tor two days. 2GG head Market
at, poor =" yrdls. Dressed calves
steady at previous quotations
salcs-D McIhcrSon Co.: - veals III H. at 50; 10
H.. al 81.
: .IuGI & Co.. . mixed calves III NJ. at 81
Iial.nhecb & Hollis: q teas 10 ~. 81. do ll2
H. 80 81
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Eoccipts for two days 3Oi5 cars
Glia head-". cars for tn" market. and II for
butchers Market slow ana unchanged for sheep. with n
trnc hrmer feeling Tor good lambs. About Is
e,le to-day. which 20 unsolI Common .
good sheep sold - - AS 40 per 10. a
x ordinary L. choice.
Sales Newton G 60. 200 OHIO lambs. - n ayernge AT
81 ~ per 10 IA do 80 No. 81 10. G2 do. II H.
at 81 80 *, d. IS N. AZ ~ 80. ~ do 30 ~ 81
s Judd Co.: 1913 Western sheep. 100 n. at So 10.
-. Harrington: 100 Western sheep. 81 10. 81: 22
do. % ~. at 81 hiis.
4 Sanders iO7 STATE sheep and ambs II ID. 50 30.
1917 State lambs. - 10. at 81 -.
II. Mcpherson CO.: ~ state lambs. 81 H. at 81 10.
lO5 State sheep. ~ H.. at 81 10.
Collins: lD7 ONO sheep and lambs 90 n. at 81 l2ls
UOGS-R-cepts for days 30 cars. 5.43s
head-oI cars AT FOrtieh-st and al Jersey
CIV Market a little hrmer for light hogs.
5OQsG for weights. Countrydressc steady
at 6i1asi1c per n. =. 49,.
Ssles-N~wton Il Co.. II ONO hogs. III ID average.
80 62ls 100 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24

LIVERPOOL Fob. g. SO J.. m-rocf IN moderate
demand; extra Inoia mos. dgl ~ 50 o., vfim"
mess dull a; c-s GI. lor, iu moaoiate d'.nAni L,
prime mess, Western fine. steady at ,.s. liaws in
fair demand. short cut. about II 30 u IL. at,ay Il
As CT. Bacon iu moi"rat" demand: CrmhrflHti
cut about IS 90 30 H. firm 20 a,a. short rlh about
Is ~ steady ~ ass long clear miilcs about =, IT,
.i- long Hud short clear mia lies. about
- H. firm AT 81 Gd shoulders About j. To is III,
steady at 81. cheese IN fair demand. American
finest whit" and rclorrI dull at 81. TnIlpW ma
poor demand. prime city dun at 2is -. Spirits Of
turpcntinc I'm moderate demand. steady at -. a.
Cotionsccd oil Liverpool refined. steady az ois 6I
Resin IN moderate demand. common steady at
IS 1i.1. Lard Spot in poor demand. futures moth
ing doing, priW" Western spot dun at iNs, 10
Mdrcn ami April du ~ 3's -. " Wheat IN fair dr-
mand. 80 red winter firm nj s. ''.d. Flour IN
moderate demand. -. I.ru'S fancy winter aul, ut
Is 81. Corn Spot In moicrai" demand. futures ~
fair demand mixed W,st"'n spot steady at @s 81
February steady at ~ gd March steady 1T .s =. ~
April steady at 30 SID Hops at London Pacific
Coast IN moderate demand. easy al - lnfHt' JOS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb % SpeciaD.-Although wheat s-ir 'ei
a little s.aky this morning, the market s'o' 'ui''
into a bu, one and the tlp-top price was "iaue
81 far on this rally May opened at o'i sou pe-
tween 59s. and 81. ard closed at 81 cents lhe'e
was some rAding early by Armour winch WIS
regarded with suspicion. There was LOT OF pay
by New York presumably the ciosing OF 'i
The market was run by aggregate OF sliaI',
scattered buying orders. su.ficient IN Voluihe 10
overwhelrn the 'high-r1llers the seaboarI coil-
tnu.l TO send nothing but bear news he MI ~
west continued strong Cab.es were nrni put uln
not reflect the full strength on this sac
3-rG1 bushels disappointing LOT tWo ga. :.
on the other hand the Northwestern receipts We're
light - cars, ard Chicago mad no. mich over
10 per cent OF the receipts Of the same day laS'
wear Western elevator people and IniIers pre-
diced that the home demand would take care
of the Price without exports IL Il Irophesiei ina
Tho visible supply viii show decrease Monday or
lj0oVO bushes ,
corn was very dan keeping within range OF
g COM; and closing about where r. did Wednes,
dav Nay sod between 357. and en-. and close
a. 81 cents The duness was the more remarlia pie
because freight rates - the East were reduced >
cents CARROTS liberal. ~ cars; the es;mi; e
FOR SATURDAY $50. Cables little lower Elk
ports were 10000 bushels Oats closed exactly whore
they did Wednesday nght-May. 9A4 cents. .
The provision market was pronounced the d,Hes I;
one in n month. Lard closel precisely where II ca
Tuesday; ribs 2i2 cents decline; pork l22 cen IS
decline. The boss. 3lo30. overran little; the
estimate for saturday 20.tC0.
Puts May whe5t we're 6oisc: calls. SEC. Puts
ami calls on May corn were about q cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24

Galveston. Fob 2}.-CJtton steady; middlng. ''4c;
low milding. lj-Gc: good ordinary, 6>sc; net an
gross receipts. bps bale. exports % Great l'r4'
zoos bales. coast Wis. 40 bales: stock '05- Daes
We"ky-Net and gross receipts, 1i5l bales; eX,
ports 70 Great britain l9I7j bales; co2stwlse fls'
blieS. sales. 5.3ol bales. spinners, rs bales
Norfolk. Feb. Cotton Easy; midiling 3-l5c;
,ow iniadnE '1tc; E.3H ordinary, oi-ivG, net
bal sales. w bales: stock. 6l.iS3 bales. Weekly
y ana gross receipts. jjS bales exports to Great
Britain 6.752 bales. coastwise. 1924 bales sales.
IA bales. ,
NeW-O rleans Feb. of.-COttOn easy; good mldt.ne.
72.c: mdllmg T.c: low mil.ing $780, good Or
binary. G-c; net receipts. $.7-2 bales: gross
2S bales. exports 10 France. 81 bales; SAFES.
6.ON bales. stock 29i725 balts Weehy-Net re-
ceip,s $50 bales: gross 32.G91 bales; .e,XPoris.
or at Britain l2.32 bales; % France Bil bales;
coastwisc. 7.O's bales; s1les. p go baies
Savannah. Feb. . -Cotton dull: middang &c:
low midIling l3-6c: good ordinary. 69-l6c: NO,
AMI gross receipts. ll56 bales; EXPORTS colstwise.
$50 bales: sales. . bales stock MsSS bales Weekly
Net and gross receipts. 92s7 bales. exports to
the Continent 800 bales; coastwse. S%l bales:
sales. $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24
THE prTROLEUW MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND kAN'' VI 'i''O 80
vaw-York February g. 1891.
The crude petroleum market vas "eine' -, n,,,n,
to-day with particular explanation - ,,,,,os
rr-n, rho nr,ducnr fields. and the only news that
ntrt influence values is the recent Efforts 70 re-,
cstab.ish a refining opposition At me "comoetition
standard OH Company. lncreas-I cC n,,rr H.,
nm manufacturprs ought to result holi'hi.iy
in a better price TO the produceIisst ional Transit
material There were SAFES IN NdtIonai 80
onions at the Consolidated EXcnans5 anu arcns
c!oslng offer was S0ie cents. Al oH N"S PNN
were Il shade lower at S0l4 cents . -. oa,,s
Refined petroleum uncndngel d. ~ ., cents
gallon in barrels. 265 cents In bulk ana o., ON
in cases Foreign quotations were: Antwerp d; sg
i2i, francs: Bremen, AS marks LONDON 10"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24

then rapid rise in PRICES which cared isr , oh9Se ago
anal Of the day be1ore yes'erdsy The @dvanCe Soc
70 be- On ana reporieI b9ine b Tor,hwcscrn pro-
fcss,9nas In cabes there was bni e nor , ,n
rI ou F,ct u ihgt the iu,dntion seems to be
over and that owing to the low prices there large
Increase IN the general amount Of & intres' ss
strength which has prevailed for the last fcw DAYS the
raches tina, elevator companies buying but
lnue from da 10 day Already estimates are hegnnlne
Of the tr,dc seems 70 ha,e turned The Cincinnati
Price Current asserts that crop indications pract-
ea u N, e lessenng in me m@rsenr
on March estimates at iS0ooc,c bush. even II the
or he late ten mana maTk July here n shdw
prices had %Se Of Ssns rd i
ra9s The o'sl Close was at gS net gain for The
d 'i to, SO store sS for export March oSdns
, graded d,os red car sold at selsc No red at
CoRNThG market for quiet and abou, steady
r Win @ %as raes n 6 %ds % ana T r
ne Improvement in wheat There very little besides Tho
Of corn West has shown a little this wecs.
the mae E%por e ennue 70 o Sne Of any gc ma
buying hand to-mou,h scale The late market was
cash corn was very dun No was quoted at 49, the
S6 or Ts 'Gs SOFA ava was % firm
61 G% WAT of 4 a e G Is IF nS
trades in cash stuff At the West there is small amount
O exhibited. but by active market
dull c decline deliveries. and
advance MAY. Cash oats neglected: No
quoted $50 elevator No white 39c elevator graded
oats were nominal. the higher prices asked by the pool
ventnC business % 600 bush Of ungra1ed white sold
3Si.T42i-c. and carlo's Of ungraded mixed ga
est. $40 bush 10 3 white sold 31a.c MALT
Market dull: uneraded Western 6sd SOC Canadian 90fl
NI six -rowcd. 500 Sc BARLEY dull: No
Milwaukee,. 62c; ungraded Western. 3sG@Sc: tworow"d
STATE 5od64c. .BCCKWlIEAT Market dull: Canadian
bond I3Q5Jc zoe nominal. .SIcEUS-tIover-
sel iul No February Zoe asked; sample seed IS 500
SO per 100 ID in store timothy sample seed 81 23g$5 in
We give for comparison closing prices Of the pre-
y,ous day and corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24

:, 10 I-'T
quoted l5 81 fair rcnas a y - and Mac3 u,
ol refined quiet" VIII 81 and quoted on the basis Of
I-lGo Ofh.r grades unch. Ah''
q, a lGc FOR gianuaf"I , ..,q Il 20 cases crop
ToEAcco- Seed iesf quiet WV z, cases 1891 Wisconsin
1872. Wisconsin iiagana' - ass ~ sne Hay"na "a,
-. leo cses i-- r,ausyl AMI Una GScpSi l0 2j
cases sunlr1es. 3f.'c 4'' '''
bales Sumatra .NcffN' 1.-Two saios holug con-
WooI.-Thc market is No. ,''n nearly all private
,H f,' The eenDrai ma- . .Ial- are taking oni"
than 1t has bon. "- .Ilr. ncn's and are dispo' %"
m r cors'crailc hoppne ~ ''n appear on the s,r,
spots. n" ' an aiL and nod,s H. a., i,r' are
face. u tA"y ~ ,1i would rather holI tN"ir Vol
quite firm thor views ST much activity
Than SCI IN, I'm, ,' tam question At '"S' 80 ''' aS II
D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R

ialns leave foot Of Yves; !2is follows. 10 inmates
earlier from trAnNlin-st:
y 100 A. NJ gally except sunday for Wallk!ll Esliey
X A. stations. Mddetown Eilenvlle Fallshuls Liberty
tarnondae Scranton. Walton, Delhi. sidney. NORWICH
ttl.a, Rome. Oneida. Fulton. Oswcso.
3.lh T.. NJ. Ccxcept sunday. sullivan Go. Express,
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall
hddetYwn. EenNule. Mountain Dale Centrcyiie. Falls.
surs. Hureyville. Liberty Falls Liberty. parksye and
Livingston Manor
l5 = ~ daily MIddietown. summtvllle. Falls
tuts. Liberty lIvingston Manor Rocklani Walton SID
Detroit. Chicago.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 37 broadway
j. C. ANDERSON G. Z. A.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24
LEHIGH VALLEY r. r.

SihtiOns 1907 Coiflnndt Desbross~~
NEsllbCLE TRAIN. PULLMAN COACHES DINING
CAR.
$40 AM. Daily SUNDAY al. A ny f,r utrFrAIO and
nLsp"nslDn Bridge. ' " 49,
600 mmd r. vi. for BUFFALO Suspenslon Pr,lrs
....... and Chicago.
o TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At 23s
sol u'f anu 5-5 broadway. lt3 Bowery East itth
LOG East 10th ST. New York: $50 Fulton St Court ST.
ana VI BfoadWhy lrookyn NewNork Tran Company
WI all tor and check baggage from residence
Gcn'I Ea.Icrm Onlcc. III Rraadunx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE. MAshlNGrON CHICAGO. ClNCIN.
SATI ST LoHis st AM 40 Ok f4ISrs WEST
,.ay. ;ors loot OF IIber,v.st da,
1880 p N. and 1915 night PITTsBURG. 1870 P. NJ.
I ~ u, ,aIiy, sunday. 7:ao p M wAsHINGToN.
80 600 Ex SUM- 600 Dining Carr, 900 p NJ i2:i5
night All trains daily except 800 =. NJ: NORFOLK.
II 80 A. VI. daily 1870 T.. VI. TX. sun. NEW -ORLEANs
500 T. NJ. daily. through sleeping car Via Washing ton
and Shenandoah Valley route. Offices; lie. AIS.
LAO broadway 81 East l4th-s 400 Grand-s,., H. Y;
IA Futon-st. lrooklyn: station. foot OF Liberty-st
4. II. r. OF y. j.
NewYork Transfer Company will cal for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24

VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT 1.-TWO charming
articles by II. q. Northrop' the prime ""'e
a, This work New-Nork city men who want
In helm beautif, their native towns IN the
country should read this. cents IA copy
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
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brought down tn 1894.
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TRISTS-Argumcntsi In their favor oy - '"
T. Dodd. Solicitor of the STANDARD VII
puny. and argument against by L. " TO"
Irix Grand Master Workman OF the
knights of Labor. . cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24

corn CuAVNCEY."-A new edition, with IL
Illustrated covers. In paper. Any regular SUI" ~
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Total .......l oo4 600 100000 I.I57.cO
or which American / CAT 900 | lbs 900 1.,1l, 900

Bombay weekly exports-FebrLary Il 10 February %
1894: Great Britain 1000 bales. Continent. 5000 bales
year Continent. 1000 bales; receipts 5000 bales
year. 900 bales. Total exports since Jarrary l.
1894: 1900 bales Continent. 10000 bales
last year Britain. bales; Continent 100 900
last year 900 bales aioat bombay harbor
600 bales. 10000 bales time last year
Exchange London, lsuls I'd.
Liverpool cables-SpOt cotton quiet and unchanged
Sales 10000 bales. speculation and export. 90 bales.
American 300 bales, middng 3-lGd futures opened
steady demand moderate closed barely steady at 2iY
364d decline. compared with Wednesdays close.
COFFEE-The opening UNCHANGED To 10 points
lower. Unimportant changes recorded later
very dealings Prices kept well considering
the weakness at Havre. but the market lacked
Trading desutory large proportion % the trans
up to last hour consisting II switches For
exchanging May for April 10 yo.nis difference
paid sixty points paid for exchanging 800 bags
June for Rio quiet and Unchaucc. II $50
re.s. lie higher a. %. Receipts. 700 bass
Stock 2i60cO bags Santos quiet 800 rcis advance for
good average which is quoted 1900 Receipts.
5000 Stock. 5000 bags. Cleared l,io Feb
steady a a partial decline ot !. pig Wedncsday
February. 50 pigs; March, $50 pigs April. II pigs
May 50 % pigs. London quoted February at 1Gs 3D.
and April. los Sd. Havre .di4 frame be,
Wednesdays closing Market quiet The weekly Have
shows Stock OF all kinds. 3l.SD bags. Including
100 900 Brazilian against $4,000 bags last week
Guiding 900 bags Brazilian. Toward close II
March at points difference $50 bags May February
a. So points. and $50 bags June for Nay 80 points
The steamship Oilers arrived here from Rio with ~ rpO
bags.
Contracts closed duh a partial decline @. points.
Sales S. $50 tags as follows:
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ART AND ARCHITECTVRE at the WORLDS
FAIR-The only guide IA existence VINE"
discusses the picture. and buildings OF tho
Fair. Illustrated. % cents.
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o., 'ahdefs state hogs. ~ ~ at ~ " NO. low ~
$ Judd & Co.: State hogs 1870 10 at &c. do. 800
D. Mcpherson & Co.: State 90 ID. at 81
OTHER MARKBrs-BY TELEGRAPH
buffalo Feb 23-Catlc- Receipts last - hours iiG2p
hd; tol 2r week thus iar 100 hrad ~ i r., sl rs ~
New York $40 head: on sale 80 head; market open -
as 30 good shipping $, "a 90: Ich' 10 fair 50 5ee
81 TO- bulls 81 35ds3 IIogsReceps last y hours "p
hal total or week thus Tar 81 $50 head for sa no e
last week 80 so head. consigned through o2p nran -
.roF al o ~ n a,,c On 5if weSsnG closed very dull
T9 Is a Fades oe i,TeI Sn s 81 ms rnxcd
81 son 5; 90 heavy. s. ioqS5 So roushs - 'ogSfa
g. s $50 a. ~ 20 ' "n Sheep and
cps as' hours head total for week thus thus far
New York 100 head on sale 1000 head market opened
o eaW a odr %e o %n s s % bulk Of
state lambs. s. 25asi so fair TO good Mes,ern ~ .o@
crn So 5Oas3 80 -
n.,n .oc, yord. "hic,ro Feb y s,.o,. 90 -5S
s. aSasa 90 cnvc @ $500 s. 5oa;S Is Receipts, ao
Gasce niyea s. ,oa;5 % h:ee assor'ea y
bead MaAe, aulc and steady Inferior to choice 81 'Og
slow at anchsnrcG prices iioss-Keccps light mark,
nS e a" o6 hF@er hut e s. ~:a g. rest Yors
$S @ came. to fair a Yokr rough % spws sass
god s. oa e 30: fair 81 6oasl 90; common 'eeGSd
D.
h"iyy and thin cayes S2aS3 30
Louis Feb 22-Cattlc-Receipts 16c head re i'
ke in the native Department very dull on accom-, "a
the supply the trading being 81 rey'i ma. H.
In snai' lots ri steady 10 strong prices. IN" eMs ~
vision contained only nineteen carloads Higher prlo
were demanded but that caused slow moVen,hh h,,,
s., far az the, sold I'D prices were s''als
,cry strong steers. s. - Texas fteefT > y
s. ~ Hogs Receipts 33I head. ~" rhrH' - ,-
active oponlng steady closed lower The top wa" p %
and all good noSs SOLO amy" - - - - mo
hogs had sold unfavorahl@ ad,iccs were 10 cents
q, ofr.f markets and N" clO2e was > 10 !" '-"',
loor Sheer receipts 3G5 head. Though there VIZ
nothing tina, could considered choice on sale o-nay ,
ro,rknt active 10 tho extent - ~" sunpN
niseI g. Goas3 90 Southwest mixed. 81 60 amos :" '
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that there free sellers at ii &C. speter firm and
safes . cars at 3.02gc; car "' w.
higher: two cars sold at 3Ooc