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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-04
The Only Obstacle.

Advance Agent Gn Oklahoma)-What!
only one dressing room in this theater?
You surely don't expect a dramatic COM
pany of IS ladies and gentlemen to dress
in that one room. do you?
Manager Drinks (of the Spread Eagle
theater)-Wh hat 5 the matter? Hahn they
on speakin terms?-Puck.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-04

Bilton-Smothers seems to have tai
emit for writing comic operas.
Skilton-Yes. he was born with re-
markedly retentlve Chicago
Record
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-04
FLOWER AND TREE.

Roots of trees are often as extensive as
their branches.
The mean annual temperature of a tree
Is nearly the same as that of the surround
ing temperature.
Fir trees bear their spines (Which are true
leaves), their flower buds and their fruit
(the Gomez at one and the same time.
A tree that grows in Madagascar and is
known as the 'traveler's tree" yields from
pint to gallon of drinkable water when
tapped with a knife.
A specimen of the leaves of the Victoria
regia in the garden of the Royal Botanical
society of Edinburgh is feet in diameter
and capable of supporting weight of S95
pounds.
A popular shade tree in Japan is one
known botanically as Sterculix platinefa-
lex, a plant which should thrive we'll in our
middle states The leaves are in shape and
size like orr buttonwood
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-04
SUITS & OVERCOATS.

At all Prices, except HIGH PRICES.
Stainless a wool Red Underwear
now SIC. All wool tan color,
same rrice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-04
Lemons and WidOwcrS,

Among the passengers on II Brush
street car the other day was middle
aged man, with fresh weed on his hat,
and quite q number of people must have
whispered to themselves that he had
lately lost the companion of his joys and
sorrows. Among those who observed
him closely was a man of about his own
age, who had five or six parcels on the
seat beside him, having evidently been
doing considerable trading. After a few
minutes he walked over to the other and
remarked:
Il don't mean to be sassy, but l see you
are in mourning"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-04

Just week"
"Um! Here. take this lemon" contin
ued the questioner as he drew one from
his coattail pocket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
corRr cA1EyDiES FoR ToDaY.

sa?Tcoe c emit, G.ncai 1-ri9 I''.r, o,,a
opens ~ 1"." M.,.n ,al'ular called ~ II o. N.
sTrgmr ~ M ~ r. InS ,SGr1s
N ~ ~ IL j iG'' i Il" as4 IL 81 c: itl3
Vr2 Case unfinished
srPreas 2 sI.sl Tsrq-r"'' -'efore beach.
supreme court, Special Tenn P,u III-Ho day cAlen.
circuit cour-pari I-Before Barrett. J.-So day cal.
Circuit c,our,-r4r, II Ref'ro Truax. Cases to he
senf rf Fm , rnI' ~ i- i' ' I5g,o,o Nos -,
~; si5 i5ll. ia?o. ''o. 1873. 1853 1850 a5', a6ss.
circuit Past ~ -n'fore Patterson. cause.
Superior court SPECIAL Term -rrfare Frc~ln,an. J.
Dsmurfcf. 80 2N' Eiuy cases. Nos. G?5. 5'G'. eco.
saperior teur' a. Term Aaiogrqel for ne term.
SUPERB ao. i! ~, m i l'9 lea, MeAd""
superior courf-Tral Terrn-Par's II and Ir-Adourn-i
asuriesaie's cour claam'eers- Before Arnold. sNo
for prola'c: John Moofc Tr.nc'. co.'s Anihon Ham
TaI c ~'"eara era II GpeeF My MfGn' Wines lanes
saa. James Grm,ls Marks Lnlcl.Ey. at ioao
N: 2iG ~ M "a Pae or Ai o " at 70 81 %, No.
Common Plea stpec1l rr'r.in-Bcforo Pryor. J-No,
Nos j. 2 D. :, g. 6, = .. 10 80. 81. So ST. Case IN
Common Pleas Trial Term par Before ne,kssyss
lGs7 ISL 1913 1886 1870 1901 1870. i772. l1y2. 1880
Common Peas-Triai Term II-Bcfor. Giegerich
J-Cnuses 10 be sent from Part for trial Case unhn-
Common Pleas-Tra Term-Part IrT-Adiourned for tho
city cout-speciai Term-nefoTe Enrich. c. Mo
city Court-Trial Term-part I-Icfore Van WICK. j.
Ms. ls7e. 1876 1853 1870 1925 so3 $50 1876. 1909.
34., 1896 GS iss. 1902 1873. 1918. Ji3, NE 1911.
1891. 1851 G73 Go. 1911. Gs2 l29i 1913. 1928.
Clear.
city Conrt-Trial Term-Per II-Refore Conan. l.
Ne g I5, I sc ~ 49, S i2a Is2 3S2 iStl
1474 1880 1882 l4G l5O2 1903 I2Ii 1885. 1913. 1916
1917. Case unfinished.
city court-Tria Term-Pari III-Before Ncwburger. J.
No. l25 2i91 lGis 100 llGG iisG Iigs ~. III.
1880 72s 1902. 0ii il2}. 1892. 1924. 12U Os2 lli6.
Clear.
City court-Triai Term-part IY.Before Mccarthy. J.
Short Nos. 322i 3s2 2GI. ,233 Dfl. 1G1 TGs
7GD TO 224o 3Ol5 $50 3i37. 299 2s7i 2Ss7 2ai7
1851 3255. 1903 2Gii. $685. 1902 1901. 32G3 Equity
No. IiS. Clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. Is (SpeciaD-Wheat yesterday was frn
with NewYork doing lot OF buying early. That same
interest however the selling side on the rally
just before the close The Western news seemed ttls
buish. There the prospect OF bad weaher-ran. fol-
lowed by freezing Receipts showed decided falling on
Minneapolis and Duluth had only 30 against .'S
last year. Primary market receipts $4,000 bushels
10000 bushels less than the same day last year.
st. Louis reported good milling demand II was figured
that the visible Monday would decrease 900 bushels
II was reported that wholesale groces We're mahs ~
large sales retailers Export clearances Tor tne
day liberal. almost 100000 bushels for the day W
wheat and nAr The dlscouraging circumstance az
the close the small export demand AZ me 80
board WORK reporting no business done az AL -
terday May opened at 5sSs, sold at 5ss ana o't' III"
closed at 59h. 49,
Corn firm. helped by the prospect OF bad wea,nes.
by n good cash demand and by hrm cables May sou ~
tween 36s and 37A and closed at SIb The CARROTS ON
day II Is expected that the local stock WI inetsass
about 100O00O bushels making the stock here ano''
10000. 900 bushels. afioat and In store. - ...
Oats were firm, helped by just such influences as ".
effective In May sold between 2o's ana "a AM
closed 2JI sellers Bad weather hgnt recepss
and higher cash market the factors Ihere w.
" cars received; the estimate for Monday was 10 ID,
Provisions dull. with the demand small put VIZ.
the supply equally small Prices were easy early NJ,
day There is a growing belief here that armour isS
bull campaign under way. Hog receipts continue
10000 yesterday $500 estimated for Monday iS'"S
for week . .o,, <>xasx
Puts on May wheat closed 5sls; calls at o9NJosS
cents Puts on May corn were 37is; calls S'A eensA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Feb l7.-Flour dull. unchanged; sales 100
bills Wheat hrmer; No = red spot and february 9yte
bid May 62a GG2tc steamer, NJ red 5bc bit MINING
wheat by sample. 6oc stock l.lsl3s7 BUSH SALES 3?O
bush Corn strong mixed spot and February. 4lsd lc;
steamer mixed 4iT4lL.c: Southern. by sample +31 i3c
do on grade 4iqi2c: stock. 3i 1916 BUSH sales l2gc
hush Oats quiet; No white Western 30 sd36c, No :
mixed. 34Q3ihc: stock, lI2l3l bush Rye dull, No 2
Doc stock 80 $50 quiet and steady; good 70
choice timothy s4 5OQs5 30; cotton STEADY; middns,
IS .l6c Other articles unchanged.
Boston, Feb. 11.-Markcts quiet.
Ruralo Feb i7-spring wheat quiet and hrmer; early
sales bush No hard GJ'.c 500 bush DO N lot'
M closing zoe; No Northern Chicago, C9c; do Mime
apos G-q69c Winter wheat held higher no demand
40 red. G0c: No extra. 5s8jssc; No l white. Ole
asked Corn higher; offerings Light sales, cars
No 2 yellow. Ale; cars No corn. $o&giOiec; closing
firm Oats weak; No / white 3Jc; No white. 3f'2o
344c; No white SIC; No mixed 33c asked. Barley
Low grades strong; demand good choice Western. SIG
G5c: fair 10 good JaJSc: State 6SQ13c. Rye-No offer
ings and demand Flour steady best spring So I19
SCI 80 bakers straghts 50 30qS3 40: best family winter.
s3as3 Io straight winter. 81 eoGs3 81 9oas3 NH
feed nrmer: light supply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
EXPORTS SATURDAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NewIOrk, February H. ios''
COTTON-The market opened at an advance Oh i,
] TO points little buying for outside acS" cum,
helped by the comparatively steady lhNeiI"i & ",
market. which showed net adyAnc" Err me Gay "a
iG4d The market NJ 10 7.ss FOR Way nu, 49,, 49,,
OF "A little Just before the close on news uat ue ir
crpts at New-Orleans Monday viii be about S~w d.,
3.TI2 bales last we~k and hlb balrs liSt 80.
The close steadY with prices about poihs h's',
compared with yesterdays closing prices on lhe H
positions. u s regarded significant tih WIN lls
trade crop deliveries quoted about y POM,
higher than yesterday. That present prices Vl'i Due
little inducement 10 planters to nreas, mn ,,,
ne support by reports 'l-t
arr coming South In regard to the re-
output fertilizers this year On ms point
the Agricultural Bureau tie S'ntr OF Aa.aina re-
ports that during the period from October la' tne
total collected for fertilizer tags was " ID AGAINST
So. ge2 for the time last year The STATE YAK
fertilizers has been reduced TINS season 10 jug, "'
II what formerly. Nrw-Osl'fns 'stlina Yes Oh
receipts all ports Tor the current week are "p
bales 81 O0D bales last year, ana Nv Bales III
1890. The total crop movement IL now f''netnh} ne
$50 bales behind the movement ~ lN9p when the
crop was 7 m o0D hal,s Memphis sel 2I bales
today. against 5a2 bales last year - Louis lD' hi
against jI bales las; Houston estimated AT 'VV
bales. against Gs1 bales last year. $3.50 .
opening, close to-day, and closing blis us
nr.y i1lIs n -lf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19


feellns weak prices deenst ioG SS CURING a !e red
4c: No barley 81 No axseed 81 300 bld prime
aPa pep ef 10 4 70 81 PEE! ' short ribs
So oa$C 49, dry saS4 shs 81 4 9Sn s
filters finished goods per gallon 81 II sugar cut loaf
s. s. per bbl on the Produce ESchangs today Js hs
26c; choice 2025sc; butter lacking flavor. 20
23c Egss. steady. lie.
Minneapolis Feb bears lost their charm Ts- To- 2,
the bulls The trading was nor large but he feeling
cosca at g5S july opened at SIZE and
1 SSs s Sns at wsa' S NORTHERN sd at 5aS
Coarse grains steady. Receipts Of wheat were ia
day M e above s and prf ss saSs
~ M hi, 70 's1 no and quoted az sio SD
$40 So and shorts. $40 5OGSlo 70 b in bulk Ship
S6Ac 07c. to 67.c a, which figure /, closed; cash
track No Northern e2c; No spring. 5sc; No ? hard
Sn@ FeS S |et sS Msfs @ sam R
se White No o1;sesc No doc ca9sc Corn dull: No s.
3s1c; No A.. 32c Grass seeds quiet and unchanged
Flour and millstuirs unchanged.
Philadelphia Feb. lT-Flour-Trade very sluggish ana
market weak and largely nominal s Sa,
no o"sS s H9dF S'S s RS
ss Of no G 9 F NS red P n ac S
els april G2 Nay egsSS cS 99pes1 ss
Vices and fair inquiry for parcel lots for export
S9s IN s supply Ms nS sg' quiet Hp no
May i3d i3Ac Oats-Marlet ruled firm. under !gh
receipts and offerings but as usual on saArday lt'
disposition 10 trade Local carlots held uEc nishe
but important change IN futures. Sales Of two can
No = white short storage at 3Ac ana one car 90
regular SIC: No white February 36 364.c; March,
36a36sc April 36l.c; May. 36sg3Ic Eggs-Frmer and
In good demand Pennsylvania nrsts, li'sc. suSar-he
fined quiet and steady; No IL. Bloc net No H. ll0s
Other brands unchanged Other articles unchanged
St. Louis; Feb; l7.Flour-Demand good Prices un;
changed. Brar-Eastem buyers wanted sacked East
track at 66c but could obtain none The HUE offered
held at &c. IL pretty well known that cut IN
Eastern rates has been given Wheat higher; February
5iac May 5ic. July. 5Tisc Corn firm and higher: ieo-
ruary. 33sc; March 3Ssc; April. 3s.e. Nay Sttc;
June. 3iSsc: July 3jisc. higher: Nav. hlt PORK
Standard selling S2 49, orders s3 90 Lard
Prime 1907 Soc Dry salt meats shoulders.
&c: longs clear ribs 6I2d6iec. shorts 6J5c Bacon
Boxed shoulders. 6'sc longs 7sc clear ribs c shorts
7Ac. Lead-Just dull and weak could be Two
sold Sc. and plenty to be had at that spelter
Hrp, z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
MEETING OF TIE FREE SONS OF ISRAEL

The Executive Committee OF the United States
Grand Lodge OF the Independent Order Free Sons
of Israel met at the headquarters. No 79i Lexing-
ton-ave. yesterday. Among the officers and mem
bers present were julius Hamburger grand master;
s. Horheiner. first deputy grand master; NJ s.
Meyerhon. second deputy grand master. of Phlla-
delphia; Adolph Pike. third deputy grand master
OF Chicago; l. II. Goldsmith. David Keller, William
A. Cans. Judge Philip Stein, OF the Superior Court.
OF Chicago: Samuel Stein. Of Chicago: Mailer Ber-
liner. Herman Stefel, Benjamin Blumenthal L.
FranlSen thaler. Jacob Cane. Jacob A. Berk Ferd-
Schwarzkopf. s. b. Hamburger. Henry Jacobs
grand master OF District No. /. and Jacob Wiczn-
ski of Greenville Miss.
Grand Master Julius Hamburger delivered his an
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
TIE MEN UUO SLIM THE "iiES'
WHY TIE ELEVATED ROAD GUARDS DO"
LIKE WORK on TIE sIXTH-ANE. IlNE-TT"
roo .preTOcRATIc THEY DECLARE.

loo H'N"iO'' -,
The bankers and brokers and shoppers ana ca'''S >
-, ,rr, ON. erd or the island to the other
WHO ""''' i <.,.,. = a,,,,o,on ~ The e.
every day on the SM'h-dFe' u'.'.v ., Ids
waited road have got the idea that the rH'" """-'
-, that division have a far more enjoyable life
vi ,,,,oa ,r.o,,,ros ,,ho have 10 shut the
than the pcills"to" '''''"''' "' -. -, - IL,
gates the Second and Third ana Nlhlh-"Fe' '"''9'
,.horo tho DIV l,L,rers and more communicating
""' 49,, $500. g., t.,,,.,..r that the
people travel Inc ""'" - -. -
men who wear blue clothes ana brass pu' ''"S "'
clio arfe.ocr,,ic Sfxth-ava division consider their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
sotTurRN COTTON MARKETS.

Galyeson Feb l7cot!Sn steady mi %iddln III, eIos
receipts i bales sales 9j7 bales spinners los bales
stock. 90. GyG bales. ,,,,,- . "a, -.
middlng enc good ordinary Bloc net and re-
sa s:, isll BALI 81 oe3 bnIes '''''
Savannah. Feb l7.-Co,ton cni middling. nc; low
middlng ~ l6c good ordinary, llGc: net and gross
receipts O22 bales: exports 10 the Continent 800 bales
coastwise 0si bales sales bales stock 81 is bales
Nov-Ora,ns Feb i7-Cotion steady good middling.
D-iGc; mlddiing 5-IGc; low mitdng 7 Lice: COED
orner q iII,e. net receipts 22j9 Lacs gross. 2+57
bales: e.norts eoastwise SIS bales stock, 2o las bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19

clctv. presided The speakers included mayor
schie-en. Dr. George =. Mains the Kew - H.
Buck. Or James ,. WHOA $40 w ohn,,, to GO
Johnston The new building has cost ABOUT $500 $500
and Includes an auditorium and SunuA, ,ac,oo.
hall under one roof. They can be THROWN es,,, -
and will hold 200 persons. The edince Is pui. ~
brick trimmed with gray stone anu has q i,,d,n
some tower The society was 0reaIi,zeu dous ,h
1,cars ago The Rev James ii. lAghtDoufhe ~ ms
nastor under whom the new buhcihs HAS "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
TO FIGHT THE MATCH TBUcT

Philadelphia. Feb. ia dispatch to "The Record
from Spring City, Penn, says: "a match factory,
the largest In the world, is to be constructed in
Chicago by Pennsylvania firm. OF which Samuel
Warner OF South Coventry. will be a member.
The concern will fight the Match Trust. and says
1t has patents on a machine which will box matches
20 cents a gross more cheaply than the Trust can
box them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARX r.

eatey; extra India easy at s5s brine mess mod
Weseyr 20, fok-iiolders offer sparngy; prime mess
ingiy. ab ,e steady at los Hans-IIoders offer spar
oIi cut; about II to 10 H. steady 45s 6d
lon, uull at 3's; short rib about ~ N, DUH M aas
short clear, middies about 70 ID. dun at s6s: long and
offer II to IS TO- dun Cd Cheese-Holders
5.s TnSy, nI,eriean hnest white and colored duh
at 2ss ri,s OF tupentne-oders orcr freely: steady
2Os nj % .ouonsecd oil. Liverpool refined, firm nj
at Re- sosin-oder: offer moderately common steady
Holders ocar Offer sparingiy futures
oier moderately; prime Western spot dull At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

nuna,o Feb 17-Cattle-Receipts last "a hours, 2sto
head total The week thus far se2o head for sans
head ~ New York $50 head sale. 40 head Market
opened slow; closed very dull with several loads held
Sn ang r,gb steers - -: bulls 81 2jQs2 So Hogs
Receuts last - hours $500 head; total for the week
thus far $3.50 head foi sa n head s 10 "a" 5
head sale. 1900 head MARKET op.n.i weak ana
lower closed duh and lower with .exeTaI decks 81 heay
IS 20; medium. 50 i59$5 - fair to choice seasy dai
s, $5aS5 iQ r9ughs - @ ., hour 200 head tos.i
for the week thus far loo mead; Tor same ,e last
week 5000 head; consisned thr9agn 2v@ head; to
1900 head held Market opened slow and generally
lower closed very dun and weak cst na.5ye isnos
MEL ewes and wethcrs 81 2j0s2 -; fat export
SJGS5 5o wethrs 40 d. s3l>3 90 culs and COM
"' East Liberty Feb I7-cattle-Receips light demand
fair market steady Irime E. . - @ sood - i5s
s3 i0 good fat all heifers 50 as3 good feeders.
market slow: Philadelphia, 81 s5@S5 30; Workers.,
$iISi X ShccpESupply fair loads for sae; demand
light market Dun; 70 extra siq .ss 30 yearling'.
Union stock Yards. Chicago. Feb lT-Caule-Recepts.
300 head market sealy: common % extra steers S2 55e
81 2jH$3 iO calves 81 jHas6 s--t"ceipts, 1900
head market sgIefay 5 Sca cSo - a SS s. cp IN
50 ~; light. 81 s)GS5 10; pigs, <tHSl sh'eI-Reeepts
hcad MARKET unchanged. Inferior - choice 81 100
S. Louis reb 17-cate-Recepts. 100 head; market
weak and lower common to iist en- - SvssZ 80, 80:
s:ockers 4O0>2 -; choice fancy COWS and heers
sell Sc 35a$5: good native COWS and better: sell az
Hogs-Recepts 2js head; the market was qqie' on sc
count Of scant supply which very small oven for
mised 81 sass 10: light 81 e0as5 10 sbeep-There
load sale this morning ard they Were ys Try
choice mixed nomnay 50 GoCs3 10: fair good mixed
sold at 81 1JgS3 30. native ewes ~ - 'J4S3 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19

comrades from various posts have promised 10 DE
present and a pleasant time is expected.
Al the last encampment OF John A. DIX fos' %"
Thursday evening, every post commander Oh une
po.t WIS present and they filed the chairs OF com
,,o,dcr senior and Junior vice-commander and
cbap,ain II was a meeting TO be remembered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
THEIR NEW CHCRCH DEDICATED.
SOUTH BROOKLYN MErnoDIsrs HAVE A FINE

III IIOVNIIlN II07III'79'7
HOUSE OF WORSHIP.
The rev edince OF the Fourth Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church. at Forty-seventh-st. ana Fourth
ave- Brooklyn, was dedicated yesterday by bishop
Edward G. Andrews. The Bishop preached IN the
morning and the Rev. DR. J. NJ. King III t"e eVeh-
ing. Presiding Elder Wing assisted in these ser
,ices I, the afternoon a meeting held over
which John f. Scarlcs Of the Brooklyn Church So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19

3os 30: do March and April duh at 5.'s % wheat
Holders moderately No red WINTER uuii at "a ~
Four-Hoiders offer moderately; ST. LOUIS i"igy "inF
AMI at Gs ID Corn-SpOt and futures oiielders Offer
sparingly: mixed Western spot firm az "s ~ reouaay
T,, nj rs ol March firm 3s hhd; April Hfih ~ 20
va Hons at LondonPacifc Coast-Iioidefs oner mod
erately; easy at e. losGfj los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
VS. FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NewY York. Feb. II, fSgs.
For the first time since the close " January crude
certificate speculation developed some activity this week
There OF 1000 barrels here. the price
nc from 81 cents SO7knsi There feat
u-eg petroleum country that tended influence
dealings the other. Nothing has
line Of field work 70 Indicate probable increase
In production the contrary stocks above ground
are being gradually depleted by the demands
sumption. The pipeline figures promise a reduce
on In net holdings Of OF for this short month Of about
400 600 barrels partial returns from February
10 charters the 1Gth. inclusive. were as appended
Excess
Runs. Deliveries deliveries Charters
Total bbls..... $50 $50 ll52 900 POLISH 900 753
Average per day. C33s6 76si4 13.4Js 5T5i7
The low prices OF refined petroleum rob the exporter
OF the fun OF the increased volume Of the bus
ncss 10 Europe and The outward shows
persistent gains previous years. The exports Of
the have increased IL Soi 337
cnIlons corresponding period Of 1s3 and 30 1O2
Io gallons over 1892 The shipments from four At
iantc ports from January 10 February 10 officially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
- .42oso 81. 1870 SIS eao,4. 1875

Refined petroleum closed unchanged at s,s cents a
cases a: New York and $40 In barrels and ECO
cents in bulk at Philadelphia Crude Is quoted at @
cents in barrels and In bulk. Naphtha Is 6I5
cents q gallon. .o,,o.o.,
DER IO0 kios NJ Antwerp As marks per 90 klios at
Bremen and 3 li-lGG3 1864 per imperial gallon at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
New-Yorls. February H.

New-Yorl, February II, 1884,
REEVES Receipts u or 80 h.' ., ar
Tor siaugherers tor the market ana ~ cars los
exnor alive No trading: feeling steady lS uiessra
native sides slow Gqsc per 10. No change IN cable
quotations. Shipments as roQorted -. ....,..,
CALvEsony head received and markg h non
feelinr steady Dressed calves quiet and uncnahseu 49,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receips were 1917 cars or sy.t
bead-7is cars market and IL cars Tor pucnes
the Fl yesterday, there were iuIy
81 cars on sale Trade slow and prices ~ 70 20c
ve at 50 sGs3 90 per 100 ID for common TO falr sheep
80 60 5os4 for ordinary TO choice lambs includlng
ana 90 ~ canada lambs s. 60 culls sold at 81 30
I,our,oan cars sell at a late houf mainly az
Jersey 1'Ity Dressed slow nj src per ~ Few
49, wethers at Ti5c; dressed lambs dull az sqsc
g. tI,Inne q Muen % state lambs, 10 10 average.
a. 81 ~ ner 100 b Western do ~ h. at u 20 l2a
IL? sa~sS. Judd & CO.: 1913 Michigan sheep. so n. q
81 ao - state do % ID. at 81 So l2o State lambs, u
H. a - -. -. 60 y, n, Z. II. oo- A.
~ r. 10 81 0 il2 do ~ 10 at - -; l1G ohio Do 20 10.
a, "a aoiL 1s5 Canada DO 81 H. at - Jo 2o Western
10 ~ n at 81 %; o3G do. % n. at - %; y state
,n2 n, : - Ohio do, ~ 10, az 81 70
~ State lambs 81 ID al ~ 70;
Ilg WeSerh %: i7e state lambs ~ 10 at 81 20 culs
81 ~. g 30. ~ - o-,- hoas IN o.. ..
For,i,tbs and cars jersey City. NO sales on live
weight NORMALLY steady NJ 20 ,SgF, % per fo To-
Country dressed steady at 6isHs'2c per ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
TWO CHURCHES UNITED.
THE REV DR.. MILVA1NE CONDUCTS
THE FIRST JOINT SERVICES.

roru CONGREGATIONS GATHER IN TIE BRICK
CHURCH 49, THE PREACHER SHOWS IiE
STRENGTH OF THE NEW EoND-CoN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19

Liverpool cables spot cotton dull prices unenlhf.d
Sales. 600 Anl,s speculation ana export. 800 bales
American. $50 bales receipts. 1900 bales, American
Ia 40 bales mdluc. 81 Futures opened steaiy, de-
mand moderate al from unchanged 70 ltld advance;
cius"d steady q l-Gld net advance.
COFFEE-The encouraging feature OF yesterdays mar
the strength displayed fur most deliveries Tie
result Of the days speculation was n sliSht al
but IN" volume % business was small. but " the
usual Saturday Vt the opening october WAS
quoted 10 lpWsI and other months points lower
This later the strength IN European
checking the aEsfe~syeness q the bears. Ham
burg closed a. PIX higher with February quotations
- PIGS: March. Ni.15. April ST. London rose
81 hlgh-g f0r February. which quoted 7Gs Oh
March and April advanced ~ TO 75s 3D. and May 81 TO
53s 81. Hafc reported partial advance u D. IT On
s"i"s = 100 bass Market gue, February. 1O2 20
fS. March lp2 D. April. lu2 30 May loo - Rio quiet
AMI Unchanged 1870 res Tor No = exchange l-l6
higher 1916 Receipts 5000 bags. stock. ~ 80
ingr. Santos unchanged iG 700 r"s. stock. - 900
bags receipts. 3ocD bags market quiet There are
from RIO and Santos this port the steamers Wernta
with 2'onD bags Melton. 32,.o BAGS. southern Prince
5000 bass: Capna $1,000 bags: FlaNman. $500 bags
luron. roo hsgs
Contracts closed steady at 300 pon's advance Sales