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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
OTHER MARKETS BY TELE''.Nfh'

g.
Euralo Feb 9-Cattle- Receipts last - lo', ~, sne
head: total for the weok thus ITO hcnd; to' 10
Time lat xe %S 'g, head Gsad on s hcad Msr
op~ncd drI closed dull and %""k I'm ecsp,s last
hour: si', head ,oai Tor wres h nn,, f, rn
through C. $50 head 70 NewYoik. 80, hra h o." ios
l"o h'"@ YoI Mat' 3. o Ss s;T %Iy So
s. 80 medium and heavy . '' and 10 ps at s os5
sH a,s and anG ar last - 900 heal 2's
for the w"c thus 2r S .hro r Zoo to YORK
1919 head sale $50 head incw.mg r rn 9' GOOD TO-
MarN na Pper am. 81 25a, sS god s$ 'ySt TO-
Fh s 2s2 So n,'i,s %se9 s. Sss Ssa c c.c strong
9, i ,"s 81 b, a. &o can@das here. ~
St. Louis Feb o-csttc Receipts 7at n naG whe
offerings o; natives wcrs all Goie se Good cattle
w,ad have sold strong. but they w"r% no, "nn''
With y"stcrny morning but 10 to Se ss 7 81 =
the ca!y 9a, 81 'hc week acsrs - goi*s g. r.
ccirs a3iS head The mark, was strong am c r"
Only ni sh h p1E q Tor lons time receipts
Gpsfoug s & ,ne m ,G% g "s - hsy oqsa 20
She"p- Receipts 2D head. There were p'ny OF .ny'is
hand ms mo .a u ana mott mott T%%s %
ycarling welhers sold at 50 Co. ana T." ''''"N ''
vn!on stock Yards cticac,. Foo 9-cl'tlc-Re'eB'r.o
sot head. market strong common "N1 ,J by;;.
81 ,rs 40: ca, @' 81 scIs5 . Receipts l599
had marie, opened firm bat hc,"n@ ,a.ir; hf'yy,
ese,ri. s. 2sass 81 s. 81 95d55 =: p,-. - 'N - j.
,hc.p- Wereuts 700 head market weak; Inferior "
choice 81 5Du53 Co.. lani.s. F2";i 80.
East Liberty Fob e-Carc-H,c'lpts !ight: marx,
slow ut unchanged prices prime y frSi - s'9i $'F
p. good butchers. s2Tf3 ~. rough 'Hi, s5n'' @ "
ch s,ecrs s2qSl sO good and h"if''s .! ','
s.: bulls and gags. t2TS1: bologna cows NTj,'. zen
cows ana springer scla5i0. good Folders. 81 -Hi@ e."
Hogs Receipts gi footing up "irhi l"afS d"'an IAN
market active ~ stronger prc,' i-t IIl''.p'
s; i5G'i -. ncst york"rs S5&i"i5 o. "omro1 To- far
Ynfl,-rs c5ti 90: good heavy s0ws = '7> saS+ ana
-.t,,h snys sans, Sho";,-Sup!ly !rht i"W1ni Ngli.
DUN unchanged pTi"'s eNt" s. 80 - 80 fl
sgGt2 g.. common SlISi .o 81" ngs. s. t'fj 49, his
s. s5nsi %: veal calves 81 5Oa,j 81. heavy aai tim
,,f,-. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10

RlCf;-The inclemcncy Of the weather today has
out-o,-iown orders brisk ~ eyer ana the market
closes firm quote: Carolina and Louisiana common
ordinary. 2sn2.c: low fair {" fair 'd3sc g"'l -
pri iH4WIi.c; extra otsh
l.: i7If.r. fatnn. f-fi iN.";
Rargoon. wac: d. In bond. la.n@c.
TOHACCO-The market for seed leaf Is holding steady
with it'll. better demand sales being 'D cases crop
1872 Wisconsin ,Hi2c. 200 cases is"2 P'nn
svlI ana Havana. sundri"s. "lzhZoc ~
bales Havana escHS 10 $50 bales Sumara - sor@i ~
WOOI-Thc market is moro active. sales t"ng n'aily
zoo IN, ", nhnu, 40 On II, 81 which domestic
within the following Spring Iexas vui lhH
Texas same price fine Colorado onl2c; nns n.k IVA,
lITl,c: fine Oregon. lOG12c; ). blood unWasne l'N
TN. market is strong with ~" demand coming rom ~
woods seeming 10 nave III" nlpSt ''i'
The market WORKING into stronger ps''ir' Hi..
holders confident II getting better prices III 'hc "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10

The market for Brazil spot is dull and nominal
Rio No quoted 11IsQIIi4c. a sale or 100 bags
high grade Santos spot made on private terms
Mild coffee Is steady fairly active with sales or
DRUGS Opium is in moderate demand but fteadly
held al So lots. and jobbng lots ut ~ Cog
81 1O powdered held higher. al 50 % Qunine strong.
but active. with foreign brands from second
hands offered 23fq24c but makers hands quoted a!
hands. Essential oils nrm; oil peppermint, quoted at
cutie freely and the market is strong at 3on40c Tor
Minnesota. although above sales private terms
Mexican sarsaparlla is quoted al 9c tobbng Quantities;
FISH-lrish mackcrel quiet selling at ST. a lot OF
Portland round mackerc sold 50 30. and Labrador
split nj 81 25aS5 80; Scotch sold low 81 30 for
lected which under normal market value. Box
herring basis OF 1Gc for medium scale. Cod
fish Fair export demand and firm.
FLOUR AND MEAIl-The weakness In whea, temoral-
lied trade IN flour. and there was literally no de-
mand Buyers withdrew bids refused 70 make any
at any price, resulting In almost complete cessation
Sales far reported showed no change
Of moment. but Of the market weak and
lower 10 sell Total sales about 300 pkgs In
Guiding 200 winter staights TT 81 10 and 1000
bbs at s: 9ess o d car S1eTne a. 81 10 sS Dbl,
So l0qs3 So 800 bbs clears at 81 30: 2o sacks extra
Is at 81 10 RYE FIO R-Market steady: sales 300
dun closing at 81 30 bid and 81 80 asked CORN
MEAL-iarke steady yellow Western qgotei az $? 5oM
white in bag. slQsi TO-. BAG MEAI.Market dull;
white. .5Gts,c: prime yellow. .0a92c coarse a3as5c.
FEEI-Market firm Western quoted. 4Ofo. sIi2w
9.,c: com SIC: Soib Sc: l00-b.
SjesN-: sharps oOaa5c: city feed quoted DOC: sales.
meal 81 ,5aSi 20: oil meal 81 49xsi As Quotations
4,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10

sheep 1876 H. at 81 b. bucks and ewes o' 10 az
- ~,
: Sanders: - state lambs. 60 10 az - ~" Z, IA.
Ilairing' 20. Western LAMBS. ~ A. AZ f'' 49,
90 - -: do ~ ID AT - ~ - ~ n, e IN
II,lonbec Hollis: Western lambs :" III ~ H.
= Judd 4. Co.. late yesterday; iVN 9'"'' ''''' = 49,
AZ -: II stat" sheep. NJ IL. ~ ~ , -no tc,d -
HoGs.I;cccpts were IS, car ara on m,rt@ wss cisl,r
n s., 7O1sG per ~ for good medium ~ "7'' ''''
Including pigs. Country dressed w'"e, N average at
sal"a-M Collins - stat" no9S l' ~ '
81 per 100 IL. a., :. -, g IN
A. W. Lamb: II state hoes. liS ID A. - - ~ G:
Uall.liaci, d Hollis: II STATE pigs l''' u" At F
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TIE Site or TRADE.

Baltimore Feb. 9-rJour dull AMI UNCHANGED saics.
~ hii- Wheat weak. 80 , red spot ami t":.il''.
6edGei,c, MAY. frss,.c steamer y" r" 5',H"ssc.
milling wheat ny sample. &c; stock. 22'& bush sale
2spfl bush. corn nrm. mixed spot i',Hn'.c; February.
ni.nuNc. Mn,cn. Nt.Hllisc. MAY. R'.c III. s'eHn'.
mixed. in.Tft'-c. southern bv sample iFiic; a. IN
lta, iIMiec. sooH. 1l5l3 bush; sni's. HOOD bush.
oats steady. y, white Wrstarn. 80 -. ~ miHel
Western. 3}' stock 10 ,1 bush. ity" SLOW. NJ
.lr. stock f, bush Grain if'ights firm aud unchanged
steady. m.dn-. lS-ltc. provisions st-'d moss
bulk meats lpl@". shoulders 20. long clear
$40 clear rb sides End sugar pickle" shoulders. So.
sIGnrrlIrel smoked shoulders SIC. hams T.. lara. '
lnrl Eut'r -i"1dN creamery. fancy -i', 10 far
choice. sir,jr. do imitation. 2iu2o. ade '"ncv -.
DO good 20 choice" liHc. rolls fine loo 10 ia'r - li
3Hi'o E=gs steady. lc'lHic. 'onr" dull. RIO cars "
i'isc 80 ,isc sugar steady. Granuat"d iic.
Copper steady. refined 9i.c Whskey. s"1ly. 81 s4Fl -
Boston. Fob. market unchanged
Giunao. Frh e-spring wheat opened firm WITH sales
~ 1900 lI>h 40 hard. IisNsl'ic. later offered AT
CO.,. closing all offerings under ,lr win
drawn from the market. No / N,rth"rn n.iuth offered
q Go. closed. 1Ni. ask wheat dun lower. -
r.l cic ~ white &C.. ~ extra rel. Ci' ASK Il.
com higher. CLOSING ont s'dc prices -tl"s y
~ . 'silpw iAHilo. ~ p d". ~ '"lIpw. gu.
pil. -. cars. No conn., llHi'." "a track. oats
rrm"r. good demand receipts light safes. cars Np
white Mi.r. e1fS. ~ miN' J. %r.-i.r IN track.
Barley ir.i hui choice western '-f''f. it 9"
i,.,.!. ;3;,r. state 1919 r." Nru'r; '1ra ~ =,
rod - on aca Flour dun lower 5osi patton, fp-ing
s. sUHi3 Fn tah"rF straight g .ff %. lost family
winter % ,1ui3 p. d.. patent. 81 @p" IS. Hyr flour.
g P'ui7. NH fcrl firm. unchanged
chicago Fob ?.Thc leading futures ranged follows:
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n. y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains foot Of West i.d-st as follows. 10 minutes
earlier from Franklin-st:
r. stations. Middetown Eenyille. Falisburg Liberty.
Carbondae Scranton. Walton. Delhi. Sidney. Norwich.
UTICA, Rome. Oneida. Fulton osweso =. ..
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Han.
Mddetown. Eenville Mountain Dale. Centrevle Falls:
burg. Huleyvlle. Liberty Falls Liberty Parksve. and
Livingston Manor.
turg. Liberty. Livingston Manor Rockani. Walton st.
ncy Norwich. Oneida. Fulton Oswego.
1tS T. NJ. daily via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
tseats freel New.York TO Niagara Falls PULLMAN
Eew-York to Osweso Arrives Detroit 9&0
o. M, Chicago 30 a. ST. Louis $50 p m.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 37i Broadway.
NewYok Transfer Company calls for and checks bagSass
J. c. ANDERSON. @. p A.,
Sc Beaver ST.. NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
THE PETROLEUM MIRkET
,,,,. From THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD MD hHH"" W. r"
N,w-York. Feb. o. 1891
Tho crude oil market again stasnant' w''h 81
-. III, NJ the Consolidated Exchange. At Oh .iy
.''S si,g hid was sUss The output OF the Nc
,r,iJ ,,ol remains 1000 barrels ana there are ''
'i.rcInnu,c nfs In other directions . 80 oo,..
rcancI petroleum unchanS,,i az . >: ~ t., an,s "a
a., barrels 60 in bulk and O-o cents IN
Foreign quotations were; Antwerp ~ "a
Cr,,cs: Bremen. ~ marks; London :, I-Io,o ~,
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Railroa0e.
Pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF DesbrOsscs and COrtianit Streal
In Effect February IOfll. 1901.


rAiI Ei#Ei,Ti car Z r. ;"es
s%f g.; Y ;: soi S'is < Sa;. lsi is
200 r.. ". CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
coo as'i & Pa fass9 xF b s..,..
' III fsfHsa ? x y rsEs az
inc "S 59ns. .1 lb S s.
$500 os sA2ri fc'fHa %IEsPs nar. s..
inF Car to ptishurg Connects for Chicago and ro.is
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
5. SD $50, 1910 ddm'ted Dining carr II A. ST. i.:lS
al i1sP@s all Pa PSs s Sa' D iS
sa sara, 'g o Gnins IaT sg r. NJ i:;i5 nsnI
III raror and paIns cais $3.50. Dining CAP 81
4:ao y. M.!Richr,one and Danvll. rsrre., dan,
sRs!i '%Da ana and 's
6W =: M.-Dnily for chosaneake 4 Ohio Railway
r f5iSTS sSs HTRTF ana NORFOLK via
S sIoon Rqp' A. NJ weekdays and with Through
TsH arss e. 20 Sa s. t hsR' W.
IRESs Tor oTIncoma;y'llc: Jacas1nvlc s., xusr.,G.
as ' HS s' r. sy a Ssy s w
F;; a"1s on.s; re "i'' n'ssf vi s. ws'
FOR XTiANrIc SiTY, 10 ' F. NJ Weekdays. d with
For T' c%FE i MsY :'1', NJ r; %eessov..
T. vess.day. spniay2 "sS 'S 49, s.i e. X
Express. CO. For s% r u" a. ~ i:.,, .
80 s SD SO ? ,.,s I'd i nisH; ,s
t. ce: go @ - Ss s r. :IS III n "ss
Aston House -. Eas 18Th str,ct. AID 200, q De-:
ION srrcst. 90 Broadway and Brooklyn Annex s,ation
o e t2n r,n Sny NH & } f sya C Ky.
baggage from hotels and residences tarorc t. ies,i1soa
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RYE FLOUR.
50 15IS. 90 #. Mixed

Pure rye.....s2 15g$: 90 Mixed .......s2 C0as2 rs
FOREIGN DRIED FRIIT-There has been no Inn
rrovement in the market for foreign dried fruit few
orders occasionally received from Of town and
small local trade Is being put through The situation
really unsatisfactory 81 the best. stalk Valencia
,aisins quoted sg5isc: layer. Gkm7c: California
Lays and boxes, 3iGjc dates Fard, 3i.mc: clrran,s
isc FOR barrels; prunes. California Js,GSisc ALMONDS
,IN2oc; wainuts. 1d9c: hgs. sage.
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIT-Thc tendency of the
market in lemons has recently been In favor Of buyers
The stock is abundant and large quantity is sti
route Oranges duh. bananas unsettled and weak
grapes quiet. Quotations Lemons se0s3; oranges
81 e;os2 81 bananas 6oc@si 25: grapes QsiO cocoa.
nuts. sDds3o
oRAIN-wHEAr-The movement OF prices during the
eArly hours business within limits with
very quiet trade The open was at nc decline. but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
pAIrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

pALTlMoRE MASHlSGSroN c lnXs wr eIEc'S'
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON All; TR AHSs ,co
Leave New-york ,o' OF ibr,y,s aal,y. al H.
i$is. n,gs;, SINsISNATI ST d9His . a. NJ i ::s3S
< Dining 600 ? NJ sS sum- ~ rain, 's" ra Z
daily ex 800 p NORFOLK. 1890 A. NJ daily LIZ 80
T. NJ. Sun. NEW ORLEANS. =. ~ dsnx
Through sleeping via Washington and ShenannoA11
Valley route o,ces; ~ col as 40 roa a,oy.
BROOKLYN station foot OF J. e ~ y
EswYork Trnnsrer &C. viii call for ana cnecS oosss
from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10

Stock 3 500 Boston 26 ions; total stock:
u,c tons against 10 tons .I:EfiNED-The market
Wa :aly active. but about steady az un'hans"l
nrir 'rha Moli. nhaucr refinery stopped taking
is-.',,- In order 10 oyrrfake deliveries We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
Ocean Steamers
GERMAN MElIIT IERRANEAN


SERVICE.
HoaEvGn erRM IS "AM PaGsE AM e.:
Fast steamers between between Sople. G. Genoa
f? w. HH Frs 10 ' % Naples Genoa
s 4a e. E. u" Or ssD,.. ceno.
rrL Lr%MS .; ssp.. Genoa
K WhH Nj Mare a. aaa'a M for ASies Naples Genoa
NASts snHM%t cI!s1 Il s;s.- ln.
from a'p Nnp ss Genoa Go1 Hsn 'n aSI
%a So"'' FFyS9 '. North c'fm'"
da 8 Germ. G; m0 ra Man s' iIa%bars American
os sas,;4p CT sics Gem" Ay'' 81 Broadway. u
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. $. CO.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
xEw:yoRx so,,TIANIr1T1cc;N~ T npEMEN'
cohin SIC ana upward II cabin. s.' and go 500,
lam LAIN T 4u T rss q ~ Fly; a.
Asr e. F M,s q! ~ l1" a.,
CELRIcIIs & CO.. Bowling Green.
neutrality-suspicious.
I EAsT s@ f e 4%s@ sS ;$R f2S5'SfHfI
uest Bnarc AaTl y AoESstn Victoria June
Augusta Victoria May Fist bismarck. Jun nn. =
1: orst {Smarc,, MAY II Augusta Victoria June ~
y AMI.i'nG- AMERICAN PACKET co. 81 BitoApMAL:
INTERNATTONAI. NAVIGATION CoMPANY'S Li"hs
From Plor H. North River. foot OF Fui,on-s''
NEI[5[R1C9AM LL0Ng
FOR SOUTIIAMPTO.,.
nd most convenient route N I'onIoh-
>o ,ra,sfer b, No tidal delays n.-,.
r,oec connection Southampton for iaVrc anu f'''
B., special fast twin Channel steamer, no .,
r,rIs .FcS 81 $50 A. m Now York .Mch a. m
R5D STAR l0GG
FOR ANTWERP. . $3.50
rtryvTAND ................W Wednesday, Feb H. noon
iii,:rt,i;XI \ y ..... Wednesday, Feb IL a. H.
"'"'i iEs;TiE,EnNHTI0NAI NAvIGATION COMPANY.
BOWLING GREEN.
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SHORE RAILROAD.

~. G. & H. r. II. II. Co. LESSEE)
Trains leave West AL ST. station. New York. fclowA
and II minutes earlier from foot Frank!!n-st.:
0;l5 4. N.-paily fer Albany. Utica, Syracuse Hpch'
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago: exc
crpt Saturday for Toronto.
5:13 y. Mla,y for Albany. Montreal Utica. s,rscuse'
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto. petfoit
Cleveland and Chicago
S;1J y. N.-Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Hocn'
land ard Chicago.
tcks's timetables parlo- and seerng-car accom-:
nodatons apply city Offices irookyn and Now York ana
stations Time tables nj principal hotels For other in'
forma Ion address
c. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
vandcrhlt-avc. New-Yors
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Piock Signals.
Trains leave station foot ~ Liberty 81.

An,hracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Ant"r' si rioGf ;n. ssna,
Time Table in Effect Feb. !. IS1i
Tor Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. 70,
4.' ~ ?:lo III - - taston y NJ. :lO. l.0 $50
to Esston,. $50 s:4 40 to Allentown. p NJ sundsys
i,r WIlSSsiarre Gittsion and Scranton. o.lo A. NJ
ITO 1870. $50 p ~; SUNDAYS; 40 4; n :,
10 ,s o' 400 100 .45 7:3o P NJ i2l5 night sun:
DAYS. $50 A. NJ 100. 20 $50 80 r. NJ. 1915 nigh.
400 545 p ~. i.:I5 night Sundays 100 $50 p. r..
For ;urhury. Icwlsburg and wlIamsport at i:3o $40
a ss night sunday. rs H. % H ~ r .; n s
ress,n %a 80 t"f ST. 30 s;" Mn fa1 Il. Rd
cavs except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 900 A. ~.
FOR LAKEWOOD
40 sis A. NJ, l:i5 $40. 40 T. N.
For Farrnlnrdaie Toms River. Barneeat Park ard
Barnegat 80 sl5 \. NJ. las. 40 +. NJ.
For Atlantic City. vneland. and Brdgeton. 40 A. ~.
For Monmouth Beach. seabrirh,. and Highland Beach.
40 81; ii:$o A. ~ 70 i;''. 400 42o r. u Sun
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia week days. 49, 500. 900. 10 on
,o .sS n5s - d 80 ~ Fa"s f !. T;
iiSe p,nlns !ae : Is:i5 nlsS! ~ %
DINING Can A. NJ. 80 300 500 dining carr. : D
p. NJ. i2l5 night. sundays. 900. II 30 (Diang carr
A. NJ. i:3o 500 dining carr 73o P; NJ. 1913 night,
81 East lith St. 1874 East l25,h St: oGi West 25,h
ton ton 81 c nToon y es Broadwsy wamsbars ~;
New-Yor Transfer Company will call for and check bag.
gage from hotel residence to destination.
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Openng range and close to-day. and closing dos the
,ioh, o,d lost yenr follow


Marke, closed barely steady. Transferable notices
10 Total sales l15oo New York spot sales to-day and
middng uplands l5-Gc; middlng Calf 3-lGc. which T.
l-6c lower compared with Yesterdays prices. New-i"rk
ms. bsIns Crcat Britain 800 bales sales "a baes ali
spinners: stock az 80, bales
to-day: Britain. 1caj bales France. lol bales
Continent a. 3i bales Consolidated por, receipts -
saF ss, ms sa MseN rrnce lG5s has Coninn i3S$
bales; total. IA ~ bales; stock l923i'3 baies g.,
lows This week Last week;
Aioat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2"5"" -'looo
Total ......................l.s 7c.ooo ls5io 900
OF which American. .1Go4'oco 1.''2o"
Liverpool cables-Spot quiet at UNCHANGED prices.
American 5000 bales receipts. 700 bales; .emerlcan
$500 bales. Quotations: Modelling ~. Futures opened n
changed lG4 decline February lon ~ Anil T
May 4i3s May-June Abs. June-Jrly LOO -; July
3Ss1rsi 4ss x August s,eSG2 To %eI ~" 4isai a
chester-Clo,hs yarns unsettled and Irregular WI"
little doing. 49,,
CoFFEE-The volume Of business was small "a, me
fluctuations slight and tea,urecss from 'ne
opening the close. Room traders were IN co shovd
10 points advance December and points aiNance '
some of the other months Sales pf 3' pa a, iong
tnteryals and for lots September and tD'u5iy
claiming attention after the early pT9csednss'
buoyancy at Havre the effect If checking short sales
and the disposition generally is 10 avail lpnnrrel
the previous day No SIM quoted II TO- 1n res
esips were 800 bags and the bags
Santos Was firm VIII prices up e r Soss Stock,
I07 600 bags Hamburg du. closing !. 70 2 PIE ss
Ms1dS a6 65oh Ap n9 lower rGq? Is Cd
bags Final quos,ions showed an ne 9f bags isn s
lillian against OF 3o5O00 bags last week including
5000 bags Brazilian ..,.. - - =, no,,,s a.
Contracts closed barely steady AT 10 Ia Po'''s ue
cline Sales, 1900 bags, follows
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WHITE STAR LINE.

,,,,,t. re-. =, 10 IN prn Britannia Mc,i IL. IL a m
-. , t'e Il a m Majestic. Mch. II, - am
i,.h 20 70 IN G.rnanic Mich. ~. IL a. M
.Teutonc Nch :. 30 a. N y 'u' 81, "
From White star Deck. foot OK Yves, ION 9ms 81 Hvrrs
saloon ates $50 upw I'D according to steamer ana 70
,a,,n g. birth second cabin those seansns SSo ana
40 ste.rap. to or from the Old Country 81 No -
froadNay New Yolk Philadelphia once 400 wainu..s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10

~ VIA ISTHMIS or PANAMA,
T., California; Mexico and Pacific Ports o Central ana
South America.
Fob 10 noon Colombia. Feb 20 noon
paa.encl hv this lin. Francisco enjoy the COM
tropical climate. and the way call at ports
O. Elk Central American Republics and Mexico. ...
Cabin rassagc to san Francisco
Incluinr meals and berth Tor voyage % four weeks
For fun particulars nddress tho general agents.
STAMFORD PARRY HEBRON < CO.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10

~ UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
= . GLA sGoW y II 70 ID 40 u, b,,t l.
Cabin So and upward; Second Cabin. 80
S,cerage outward 500 Prepaid. s2t .
CARrS EXCLUSION TICKETS At REDUCED, RATt'A
For drafts and other Information. Apply 70
UrSprISON BROTfIEES. Bowling Green. New-fork
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-06-21

1t is curious fact that the color OF
yellow, whether it be vegetable or ami
NAL, is much more permanent than any
other hue. The yellow of a flowers
petals is the only color known to bot
anists that is not faded or entirely dis
charged upon being exposed to the
fumes of sulphurous acid Take the
viola tricolor (hcarts easel as an illus
tration. If exposed but moment to
these fumes the purple tint immedi-
ately takes its fight, and in the wall
flower the yellow shines as brightly as
ever after all other colors have fed.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-06-21

the little trailing vine upon it
burned into the surface of the wood
with hot point. A cord and pencil is
attached to an upper corner, with two
bits of loops to hold the pencil when
not in use. The word memorandum"
or wanted" is outlined above the pad.
4 ribbon, with little bows ut the points
of attachment, hangs the dainty little
affair to the door or wall. The paper
pads can be renewed as often as need
ed, and so the mSfnorandum can be a
Joy forever as well as thing Of
beauty
If it is preferred, panel of pulp
board covered with parchment paper
can be used instead of the hardwood
panel. Then the ornamentation could
be simple water-color design. The
latter would be rather more effective
and delicate, but not as useful and
timc-proof as the first treatment sug-
gestcd. A housckecper who has once
tried putting her memory into black
and white where it cannot possibly
Slip away from her to the dismay Of
the soda-boX or cream-tartar can, will
be very louth to go back to the old,
wearisome way of carrying her wants
about in her own busy mind until such
time as they can be rcalized.-Country
Gentleman.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-06-21
NOVEL MEMORY JOG.


'ust the Thing TO Hang on the Inside of
the Pantry Door.
The illustration shows novel way
to jog ones memory-rather more ar
tistic than the good old slate-and-pencil
fashion that has its disadvantages as
well as its lack of beauty. The memo
randum must always be copied from
the slate, and that, in itself, is quite an
item of disadvantage when a body is in
a great hurry. In this case, a small
iive-cent pad of paper is used, and when
the memorandum isneeded it can be torn
off in a twinkling and tucked away in
ones pocket, or ones butchers or gro
ccr's pocket if one is fortunate enough
to have the mountain come to Moham-
med instead of Mohammed's being
obliged to put on her bonnet and &c
down town to the ''mountain!'
The tablet is designed to be hung on
the inside Of the pantry door or in any
other equally convenient and conspicu-
ous plaee-conspicuous anyway to the
housewife among her mixing bowls and
patty pans. The tablet in the accom-
panying illustra ton is made of piece
of prettily-grained hard wood, with