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A Soft Thing.
Soft Outing Shirts that were 81 S going
at s1OO. HENRY FRANC & SON,
1t One Price Cor It'll and d,
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Is per cent off on Trimmed Millinery.
HARRISON. 1899 F street.
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FireSr-ks, Fireworks,. Gould's.
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FUSSELL'S ICE CREAM.
Shipped anywhere out OF town.
1927 New York ave.
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Hoods Has No EQUAL

HOODS PILLS cure nausea. sick headache, In
digestion biiousness. Sold by all druggists.
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SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
FOR BONDS.

ee: Far nat giving purchasers the benefit two
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. June g. 1894
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12

II remember" said well known en-
gineer thoughtfully, 'when l first went
running on the Lackawanna railroad. /
was stuck on my job, loved my engine
and was twice as jealous of her as am OF
my wife. We had trainmaster that got
notion that we were pulling trains far
too light, and he commenced putting on
cars. After "A hard trip-doubling, run
ming for water and the LIKE went to see
the president of the road.
Mr. President, said /, I've come to
see you about these heavy trains. They
are just pulling the stuiling right out of
my engine. | can't take care of her this
way. I've got the best engine ON the road,
and l don't propose TO see her overloaded
and abused without kick
"'l'll tell you, said he, the best way
TO fix that--lemme see, which engine is
yoursS The Anthracitey Oh yes. Well
as was saying, the company want few
engines; suppose'n you sell her TO the
road, they'd just as lief pull all the cars
with her as not. How much do you want
for herr' Locomotive Engineer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12
A NEW PARTY.

The acts of the Annexation Club
looking to the formation of politi-
cal party of loyal adherents of the
Cover rment and of the cause which
the Government embodies are most
important at this time.
In the first place there is going
to be a new constitution as pre-
liminary to the form of federal au-
thority which, pending the final
issue of annexation, will hold the
Hawaiian fort. Presumably a con-
stitutional convention will have to
be called. Without party, divided
into district organizations, to elect
the delegates to that body, the
work might be left to the Advisory
Council, with the result that the
convention would be no more rep
resentative of the rank and file of
the Annexationists than the Coun-
Gil itself is. To have all loyal in
terests CONSERVED in the new char
ter the functions of party, created
on the American plan, are indis-
pensible.
There will also be elections to
follow the enforcement of the Con-
stitution. A party with all the
paraphernalia of political work at
its hand is obviously the condition
precedent.
Finally there is need of a party
which shall stand firmly upon the
plank of Annexation and permit
no private interest to undermine
the common cause.
Hurrah then for the new and
powerful organization-the Union
party of Hawaii, with representa-
tive Government as the means to
an end, and the end that of poll
teal union with the mother
country.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12
MONDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1894.
REPRESENTATION AT LAST.

The long fight that the STAR
has made for a representative
Council gives it reason to be deeply
gratifed at the manner i'll which
the people, acting through the An
nexation Club and the American
League, are rising to the occasion.
When the STAR began its crusade
it was the habit of the Council to
fill its own vacancies without CON
sulting the party, and now and then
without consulting public interests.
We take it that this practice has
been forever done away with.
Public opinion-"the will of the
brave men whose commission the
Government bears'-is now de-
termined to declare itself and will
do so at a mass meeting Tuesday
night and at the polls for four nights
thereafter. The man whom the
people will express their preference
for then will undoubtedly take his
seat.
This procedure CLOWNS the fight
of the STAR-which was one of
principles and not Of persons-with
success. Representation for the
masses is now the supreme order
of the day. 1t cannot hereafter be
denied.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12
BY AUTHORITY.
IN RE MAUI ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY. Ltd.


WHEREAS. the Maui Electric Light and
Power Company, Limited; a Corporation
established under the laws of the Ha.
walian Islands, has. pursuant to the law
in such cases made and provided. duly
filed nj the office of the Minister of the
Interior, Petition for the dissolution
of the said Corporation. together with
a certificate thereto annexed, as reQuir.
ed 10y law.
Now THEREFORE,. notice is hereby Civ
en- to any and all persons who have been
or are now interested in any manner
whatsoever in the said Corporation. tina,
objections to the granting of the
said Petition must be filed in the Office
of the undersigned ON or before Tuesday
the Goth day of March. 1894, and that
any person or persons desiring to b,
heard thereon. must Ice in attendance a.
the office of the undersigned in the En-
ecutive Building. Honolulu. at 10 o'clocl
A. NJ, of said day to show cause why
said Petition should not be granted.
j. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Jan. 10. 1894.
2iS.Ev. Tues. I'd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12
country,

The Royalist papers will, of course,
Join in chorus of rage when they find
that nobody is permitted to vote who is
not good Annexationist and a member
of the club. No doubt their rage would
have some excuse if this function of
the Annexation Club were intended as
an elecuon in the strict sense, as a
legal and authoritative expression of
the popular will.-Adrertiser. NJ
On the contrary it will be as
much legal and authoritative ex-
preston of the popular will as was
the choice Of any member of the
existing Government-an express
sion based not only upon the
authority Of the revolution, but
upon the American principle which
excludes disloyal citizens from the
voting privilege.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12
Women Live Longer Thnn Man.

The fact that women live longer than
men is thus illustrated by tue Westminster
Gazette: The excess of females of all ages
over males of all ages in England and
Wales is only about 80 per cent lin round
figures, 100000 minus $1,000 to l4,OOO, 600
plus $4,000. But when we begin to com
pare women over 60 with men over 60 the
female majority becomes much greater,
and when we once pass SIS the old men are
nowhere The female nonogenarians near
ly double the male; there are s54 women
over 80 to only 354 men, and lO4 gammers
to AZ CATERS who own to a century.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12

If any effort is made to spring
the "other island trick i'll the
matter of a new Councilman, then
a demand will be made that every
member Of the Advisory Council
shall submit for reelection under
that test. What is sauce for the
outs must be sauce for the ms
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12

1t may be truthfully affirmed that the
public press is an educator; that il is the
champion of right, the defender of the in
jured, and the terror of evildoers, and
what is of encouragement to all is the fact
that it keeps in the advance and carries
its standard in the front of civilization
and of refinement If not the ideal lead
er, it is at least living exponent of best
thoughts of good men, and is, as rule,
found upon the side of truth and right
Fort Worth Tex Gazette.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12

1t will not place the Government
under the smallest obligation to select
the man who may happen to receive a
plurality or even majority of the votes
cast. Advertiser.
WE agree with you. 1t will not
place the Government under the
smallest obligations, but under the
largest ones. The title of the Gov
eminent has been derived from the
very men who will do the voting
this week, and their will, as to
changes should be paramount. 1t
will leave no latitude for separate
action.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12

IT is not the purpose Of the party
to "name two or three men for
the consideration of the Councils.
1t is to elect one man to take
his seat there. lie will go to the
capitol with as good credentials as
any other man under its roof pos
sesses and we warrant that he will
fill the vacancy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12
SEALED TENDERS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

bEfAltlMtNl bf lHL lNlEKltk,
Honolulu, February 8, 1894.
Sealed Tenders will be received mt the
Interior Office until Tuesday. February
18th, at IL o'clock noon. for Printing
and Binding the License Forms of tn,
Department for the coming biennial
fiscal period.
Schedule of forms and specimens can
can be seen at the Interior Office. The
bid must be for sum total. including
the binding, and delivery must be made
on or before the Goth day of March,
1894.
All Tenders must be endorsed, Cen
der for Printing aud Binding License
Forms"
The Minister of the Interior does not
bind himself 10 accept the lowest or any
bid.
j. A. KING.
26S-3t. Minister of the Interior.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12

The Vernon Texan tells of man who
was one day hurrying with a big package
which he wished to express, and seeing that
he could not get to the depot in time laid
down the package so that he could run
faster, and after hard run reached the
train, but was surprised that he did not
have the package.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12

EVERY man who believes i'll
common-sense American politics
and no humbug should rally at the
mass meeting and vote at the
polls,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12

WALTER q. SMITH, Managing Editor.
GEORGE MANSON, Business Manager.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12
TIE HAWAIIAN STAR.

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNooN
EXCEPT SUNDAY
BY THE HAWAIIAN STAR NEwSPA-
PER ASSOCIATION, Ltd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12
THE BUSY LITTLE BEES,
Il 4 Il 4 4 4
Observe =

Observe 4
~ these busy little bees ~
alayng up their honey y ~
~ and try to be wise as these
*by saving OF your money. You*
~ smoke, say, five cigars day, and -
%* drink say, six times daily cards pool, =
y" and billiards. too, you play and treat
~ the fellows gaily. In twenty years this M
~ fun will cost, according to good scholars,
with interest, and the time that's lost
~ just 100000. But if you your loss ~
OF health and self inflicted trouble, you will
lind this foolish waste OF wealth will figure
N more than double. So initiate these busy ~
bees; store up little treasure, and later
you can take your ease and have lot of pleasure The
Equitable Hive is where ought your money and
when you're old you'll have laid by lot of Tontne honey
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-12

PEI Year Ia Advance, $500
Per Month in Advance, so
Foreign, per Year in Advance 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10

s sss an honrs SSsnss DG e EIs
the report that Armour was f XII cola bcr
,v daring he prc ,ois halt This report si'rgi
as S9 se Of se1 ma sfns w Sa Sk ' below o
@ sss Se to- vim h G G a" Of a Se DAY. Ta
was mainly /, cover shorts The MARI hIinr the rally
Tor few minutes aeain urnc w~% iii , a ov as s
c5a,GG,,.c in this market ana cash "h'a g. WIN" T
a cheaes May 9roppcl to Gsc TR ' seems 10 me-
l.tup the pressure. nowiths,antns III" ~" &
" Of , S cPsa cy1 12
seen there is no Improvement in conditions me Guda
ton in the afternoon wes ,he % c c & In
there was active busncss Grac.s
esessi [n FOR on 81 IN" Te Wheat, 10 20 he
anothci large carso by second Lisbon eNpeler. rics
seya lots of Tei wheat in small ,aS NJ N a" hard
Manitoba ac MAY delivered The agsr"sa,e
G o sIG v MsFS 80 or cocc red and all r
port Tns r a5s ~Gs DSss IN hat @ay ca
red wheat We're unchanged at PC under May
81 'iO' NoffEsrn Duluth What q"G,ri at e OYER
M iaionsi ne Horthc1n vhcai ~cre reported
Ct cT's@ n, a, oc ' bush Ssr IA May r ST.. an!
CoKNThe market was comparatively steady I n9,,
covering earl, on iha, there nigh, be IS
nes a %s eao Sns o a nccran rcsarns the
position Of rail rates Fear that the Sonh,rn lirrs VIII
terror movement while large 50 far this week Is e|;
prcted to SHOW som lm,ng OH pn , o' vknrss in
wheat prices comparatively steady. end IN" coSt
showed tiing changes for the day. The hnal
reiles OF Cash steady bnt
Iuet sales inciadcd 10000 bush for export Of 81 at
jyc delivered. and i3s.mIii,c aioat. and Ioah
Tor local ri i3l.c delivered. 1000 bush local
A2i,c elevator. E. .OATS-N While wheat was weak,
oats as we'll as corn exhibited n comparatively steady
undcrtone and held up fairly well all day. Ih'ir was
NOT a the market "i'h,f mere
or a. the Local receipts continue small ana inre
has recently been quite demand for casn properly As
In corn the market exhibited Il c0inl"ia'N"N s'"h'N
tone ana futures closed unch"nS"i on n'','
months but a.c lower MAY. Cash oats were MOI
crateIy active at i,ai.c ADVANCE H2lcs w"fr N"Vp
hush including NJ SJ1c elevator "'-c de-
llv.rel. 2Amo bush NJ : white - 10 n".c rle,A ,i
IL lrsh track white. 3ipIlC .Wp bush track mixsl
~ AZ GI1c AID 1000 bush No white ol'lpcd a. 3ic
elevator. .MALT-Market dun: ungrai,i western
,>0 sDc: Canadian !Wlin5c; sixrowei STATE" NF>
l:Y-Mailte, quiet: No milwaukee. Gsl,:''' IN
rra.a.l Western. 5jNGic. two-rowci state 'h,-'c
KYE-.iarket nominal. III OK MliENI -'nfN', cnI
Canadian bond. 53n5Ic: state. .od &C hemil'
Coverseed weaker, No February. >? - asN"I
sample seed ~ 50nsl0 30 per 100 ~ IN store lhho''
AMI sample seed 81 2jasj per leo IL.
Ws give comparison the closing prices OF me pro
yl,,ls day and the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
LI-EnpEAN PEOEECE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb q. 3:iJ =. Beef in poor demand eN-
"a .ps. Prime mess easy AT G'- ~
poor demand: Western hn" steady al
Western medium stock Hams In fair demand.
cat, about II to ~ H. scr AZ 'Gs Bacon IN poor
demand. Cumberland about = 10 10 u. steady at
27- about - IL. steady AZ ios III: long
mlddl.s about ~ ~ s;eady At 3s: long and short
Il. niddlsa about - N. steady ~ Jos. shoulders.
about u is H. duh at 3;s Cheese In for demand:
American whit. colorcd arm ~ Jis Talluw
poor demand: prime city duh at 2is 3d spirits ~
turJcninc In moderate demand. firm ~ 2ia ID Cotton
oil Liverpool refined steady .Ds 81. Rosn IN
moderate demand common steady NJ n I'D Iarl Spot
Ia poor ,.enand. futures demand. prime Western.
spot. jOs. March and April duh ~ N's I'd
Wheat moderate demand. No = red winter duh NJ -.
Flour IN poor demand Louis fancy winter dun
~ Spot and futures IN fair demand: mixed
Western 3s ora :or February
sfendy March st"a " ~ D SID FOR
Apr stead nj 81 SID Hops London Pacific
t'oast-in good demand: STEADY nj IL lOsHtJ lbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb. 9-Cotton steady; midlling. 75-iic
low mddng &c. good ordinary: q ~ itc; net and
- bales. stock 1896 bales. Week-N"t ana gross
bales: exports Great Britain. 20 Nf
bales. the Continent. asa bales: coastwise Dos.
- spnn"rs ,sB bales
Norfolk Feb V-Cotton quiet: mdlng 12sc: low mid
ding. IL iGc: ordinary Gi.c. net and gross
ccips 5 bales exports Great Britain, 2Odl bales
c"astwise GIL bales sales 22J bales; stock, 6Ggo bales
WreliySet and gross receipts 52Gt bales exports Il
Great britain. lost bales coastwis" iiH bales sales
2lW bales
New Orleans Feb. o.-t'oOn easy. good midinS
9-icc: miidling. 5-iic: low mddnr : Lice. good
ordinary li-Gc receipts. 49, haics; gross. 4i,a
bales; % France lO bales Ia the Continent
i35 bales sales. 5000 bales stock 3a32'h bales Weekly
Net receipts. 80 30 balls 3S.I1I bales cN-
ports Great Britain 2GaD5 bales: France lj.Dl
bales: To the Continent. IL 40 bales; co"stwis", stH
bales; sales 10 200
savannah Feb. o.-Cotton steady middl.ng, 80; low
middling. Lie good ordinary ~ Gc net and gross
receipts 22ts bales exports the Continent 100 bales
ooastwis" VI" bales. sales. 300 bales; stock corrected
$3.50 bales. Wreky-Nrt and receipts ll.OOl
bales; cxports To- Great Britain, 5 bales; To the Con-
tinent. LOB bales coastwsc. 5On bales; sales 1iil
bales. Eight hundred and twenty three bales which
wcIo burned have been deducted from stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Now York. February ~ 1894.
BEEvES- Receipts III carr. 1857 head %
for siaughercrs direct export alive ~
ay and . car, held over Monday Is ears Tor sale ON
fairly good demand or c&ror The trading VIZ more "
cars Texans and hnlf breeds sold at 81 oN 81 10 10
and sass at s. os, g. bulk a, s. 5Ss. g, cows a,
8 4sgs2 . choice Fat WSsicm DO at - So r"y ?, ear
to Europe. city dressed native sides slow ut ..
erse} borf s'cady nj scan, SEE per- H. and Amcrc"n
steers slow #, 1;no.c tn@"d drr~'i Wight 90
quarters beef III" Mobile. 3:l cattle on the 81.
r ha Msnh"nsc ' re oae ' om h@ pnn" o 200"
quarters q beef on me rm6rIa co Quarters on The
the Week ending SATURDAY,. FsE1anry ie'a
sales shrman culver: Il ohio s'ec,s i'ss ID aver
@ @ss q" do lss h. at o 6 DO NJ 80 ~ a; b 3 d.
~ H. at 81 p ~ DO ..' H. at a. II y do ~ H. 10 at
!; s. ia Ii. at 50 ~; 20 St Louis AalfNcri'.
- s C. E. i SsG ns s's5' ~ o At 4, 81" si
H. g Is chicago DO III; r. at g So We'r .g
S * No. Il" do 1895 H. at at & o. css s. Is OHIO as
i2i2 10. 81 u Chicago steers and stays 2@ ~ At
Is cows $50 b. at So ie d. so H. 81 -: do so
sanders 10 Ohio steers Iss: ~ at ss.s 10 Chicago
d. i; n a" Is ~ No. az AZ caan Sxsm 9 81,
H. at s. 75 cows. 1925 IL. at Sc e2's stockcrs."
S Ohio %s.% 80 %.'3:' DO:
o1 ssscf is. sn q Ts'%: es' as ' 81 60 T.
e ana G" sxs I i al e. at 10 a. on
I.2i ~ sso. s 90, u la 81 r at 81 49, bulls ''
s. w. sherman: 81 chicago steers 1856 H. at 81 os's;
= c% a. 1so S a; ali xewY:. markets les
ra %ns p %sa s % @ 10 Gy
lower at 7Ulosc for city dressed yeas: oa"c for
'O sI aT HST L%Ms io ears or 2oo
Ra4 s"s"s Sr H a, "pS ara So s p
ment in demand ana p,eeM s,m =, sesny VIII a a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nev.-York. February .. 1895.
rr,,.s AVN PEAS N change In domestic beans.
Choice marrc'g held fairly firm MEDIUM and pea a'"nt
steady and rel kidney are rnsct,r WIN , S nh nlv
hish grades Of stock command outside quo; s
Gicn g"as easy We qu"'r e, q ~ White kiin@g :. ?,
s1s =: red Kdnsy eiai2a,: black turtle s9gp :; le
iorcsn marrow q isss AZ do pea ~ CO. do m ,g
81 Is: do scotch. 81 %.
n'TTER-Two or three DAYS q Quiet trains have have
ca',sol slight MODIFICATION Of sellers Nrw, ana ~" '.nr
ia in nnp~ supply whc al oth 'r sorts fresh lutter
are in come surplus ana f,vornc hnyers Il"i cream
and old state dairy Offering low without .'rnctis
important demand. W" qno'e: 'r'an~' i'nn-' G mn
extras. per IL 2'sc: - Western cNas 80 a" nrsus
mr. make ln2r ., Siai"' in'i No. ms, - aumoer
rrs "'r'In W.,c,n acrory frcsh cxras
ifc ~ IN lie. do thirds. l2Hl'c, -"
summer na!o. lsolic rolls fresh i2ni6.
CHEESE Fair jobhing business asaIn today today, an an.
rarL hut ih- lower Qualities Of part SKINS cic Sie
quote. STAT. fuii cream. coorel fancy. a,,c DO white
r l@nry, %" goa ' Email si. coorri ian"
l24aIc7.c. do fancy. Ia. piHsc: do common 10
fun skins 2as,. r,nnsyl,ania SKINS. Lac
I:GGS-Market firm under revival Il speculative
demand. partly orders from III" West T. buy ami
hold Yer ii''lc L any incroaae in consnpye wants
market is about isc better lsll fresh moyng iairN 81
en- fresh eathoIci. rGr.c icohons'. prime per ''''
.,kV Incl
,rf.irs ,.m,,ci, ,,,,o. 10 ,'r,, ,o,,-, o,1 strong
=. 80 ii;i.SIi Hil'- ~ .sn, ' an" an" 'n .r
s''ihs n'iN "i ~ III" uh, ,,,ri, ar
r'@!t Florida oinsrs ''n''hur IN ,tn' ,S,niP',
.l'ariNr w pretty clrsrl. AZ hiin pi.' .iDl' S'N
W" quote: Aiil"s l|IdNin, Dor .nhi - '"">. -
n ns' 81 ">3 o. P g TO- ia S@s s ri m So
- -, 4" .crersov i~r crate 81 e51isi -: oang..
i,.i',, 81 >,.,<q a. ,,r-r s,,,nns 81 :0,
mum ~, IA -I ~. 80. ~, 80. e.,
= -. VI S-"f' '"'"'''''H' g. '"F"' ''''
f'' '''''' "'"'''
FRI ITS DRIED ~ further change In evaporat'd aIt
I'cs. but there l. light trading and an easy ton" ~
n"lns >"h ,l'''i f,'n'' ~" NM n1
el',." u,'1rr,sin Lute~s ~ r,,,ni Its would H..
shown fa,,rs. quote. Apple. eyapofa'cl. fancy
llnli.c. do nrno t. choice ~. slOc. DO common
az si.Gaic. N0r,n carolina fancy Sac 90.
"a ,t.t-. ia e,a,. anrles ehonped
n ~. f..l.l i'1; Il, tnpe.i. GtIc. d, comm N ~
- ,,i". i;1,iit 49, .berr.. ionIlc.
trc,i rr,ns ii: il,clh.rr' :. aprir,,. iifIli.
,,'' ~ - "' 80, - ,s,-.
''r '' | . , ,
HAY MD STRAW Hay outlet AMI prices wenk ''r
al f"l~- mI',, r'imr straw IN ls"''r suppl, "hi
had" irm'r W. quote. Nhl, I'm"- PEI. w. ~ %.
d. ;" T." - 90 so .iIs.nF' .' 90 .,''
miN"l ''",''. 81" 'l.''-. "f'''.. .ni -H'"' ''''"'
~. straw. long ''H''' "' Sn'''' ''''"
HOPS Movement sal. Very llgh' and prices raFgny
n ma w. quote. Nv ioiL stat. 1874 choice. ia
III, rri,ne "a. common ., rl lsuI.,r. a., lsu2
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
CASH QUOTATIONS
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Kew York. February .. $50

York, February - 1871
CoT"TON-The market closed - points ioMet; ~
tDsning prices little better IMAM ny!
Yesterday but as day advanced consideraoie
icss was manifested realizing sales anu ,"o -, wa
thn, The Ant-I.ocai Option bill would cause u ome
nerse Gables state the Liverpool market WIS VIZ
avorabv affected by the Chnapenins Of Iast i'ui
tom owing to the decline in silver Ncw-oiI'''s ~
fo-,nor,Dy, estimated At from to"' 10 ',''v
against loo last week. and 300 last year, IN, 'io
movement for the week little more thah cNp'N'."
sweled by the large icCelp's ~ ~
ionfI 2n, bales having been received there AGAINST
nns ,os, year Tho interior stocks somewhat less
,n srh for the week several thousand nal'S hsS '
iast year tn, heavy decline in III" wheat latkrt n'u
rathcr depressing effect cotton on the ln"a thi' 'ne
nurchasng the speculative community mas -
Greatly c,railed low Level or prices l''
wheat both and Chicago. AdNl,'s from bonn
bay say that matters there are demoralzed oWhk w.
, Continued decline silver and this has rather had
emect an trade in Manchester. The statistical position
wold seem to favor better prices for cotton Dut we
absence OF speculative support keeps prices d"Wh "
ON oven level The report To he Issued AT
n m Tomorrow will the average prices reorlNei III
the various States for the and some Information as
10 the amount remaining on plantations as conn
pared with last year ,.-,-.o-,. @.
ioO go bales and week last year so4ii; total re-
CENTS TO date sac bales against ilo3 40 exports
Tor week HAITI bales. against SOii; total exports 10
date 700 1921 against 2st,3l; stock M all ni'ei
states pors lO23 4j bales against "sl' 6l STOCK d.
o Interior towns 1854 bales against lSll, STOCK ~
liverpool l. GI3oOO bales. agains; l6ji"o, STOCK OF
American afoat for Great Britain l36Wp bales. against
10000. $3.50
opening range ana close to-day. and closing bids the