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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-17

me to buy a ticket for her She had hat
that looked like it might be in its second
winter at least
II should think you would have been
afraid she was that burglar in disguise.
| mean that Back Bay highwayman, " in
terrupted the aunt.
Boston is not Crawford Imaginary
hlgwaywomen in disguise are not a part
OF our literary traditions, dear aunt, re-
turned the other woman firmly. How
ever, | turned to the box Office after look
ing at her in naughty We're de-NeIe way
that | thought would make her go in
stantly. But no; when | had bought my
ticket, there she stood still, with that
feeble smile still wandering over her face
I beg your pardon, she began for the
third time.
II should think you would have called
for help" exclaimed her aunt. The
woman like that in Boston! Why, any
body would think this was Paris and we
on the eve of the French revolution. What
did you dor
Looked at her. But she did not know
whom | am, so she never Guaied. She
only said: Il beg your pardon, | was GO
ing to offer you one of the
beast seats in the house free,
as | have All extra one and
the lady who was coming to join me at
the door has evidently been kept at home
by the weather Auntl | came very
near smiling But | hope / kept my
self-control as | passed on though
know by the way that woman was laugh
ing to herself that she felt that | came
very near-oh, shockingly Incorporating
to her and saying thank you, without an
Introduction. But, thank heaven, | re-
sisted the temptation. Boston Trans
cript.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-17
A NOTABLE DEBATE
Hill and Wolcott Cross Swords on tn
Financial Question

Hill and WoIcott Cross Swords nm the
Financial Question
Washington, Feb. 16.-The debate in the
Senate today was noteworthy from the
position taken by the New York Senator.
In the course of his remarks Mr.. Hill said
st is of supreme moment that we
should declare to the country and to the
world that it is necessary to maintain the
single gold standard or the single stand
ard of silver"
Mr.. H i'll said that on general financial
questions Congress was farther apart now
than it was six months ago. The provis-
ion for gold bonds on one hand was met
by the proposition for unlimited silver
coinage on the other hand. What had
become of the proposition to redeem the
greenbacks, and other financial plans?
"But in this condition of inaction, -
proceeded Mr.. HIM, Congress can at least
take this one step that will assure the
world that, although we may have our
hands tied on these various measures, our
bonds may be taken with the full assur-
ance that they would be paid by the best
money in use.
Mr.. wolcott declared that Mr.. Hill was
merely threshing old straw. The present
time was, he declared, inappropriate for
such a resolution, coming on the heels OF
the disastrous attack which the President
had made upon the currency and credit
of the United States in his bargain to sell
our bonds abroad ON such terms as he had
made with the European bankers. This
action he pronounced the most disastrous
assault upon the country's financial sys-
tenn which had ever been made and the
worst feature of the whole wretched bust
ness he said with growing earnestness,
lis that the attack is made by a man who,
nj a s ssss sss oa nsDs ss
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-17
LOCAL MENTION

Beginning with this evening and con-
tinuing every evening this week except
Saturday, Rev, E. s. Chapman, the evan
gelist, will conduct union revival services
in the Boyle Heights NJ. E. Church, ser
vices being at 80 pm. AT 3 pm. each
day services will be held in the Presby-
terrain Church by the same evangelist.
Today is Sextuagesima Sunday. High
Mass at 10 80 am. at the Cathedral. The
music is Mozart's First Mass in c without
the Gloria.r At the offertory Mr.. G. W.
Stevens will play violoncelo with organ
accompaniment, A. &. Gardner presiding
at the organ and directing the choir. The
vespers and 'benediction are at 1880 pm.
DIR. C. c. O'Donnell, Grand Protector of
OF Knights and Ladies OF Honor, will pay
an official visit to Angel City Lodge ON
next Tuesday night at Z 80 O'Clock, at Cal
edonian Hall, 119 ID S. Spring street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-17
A DREADFUL EXPERIENCE
The Serious Young Woman at tn;
1atinee

tuo oert0us tOung woman at ths
r1atinee
ct had a dreadful experience at Music
Hall at the Stavenhagen matinee, " said
the serious young woman. II don't know
how to relate it,
"Try," said her aunt. And she went
on in words something like these:
"Well, was late at the Music Hail.
The first piece was half done, and l was
hurrying in, when a woman l didn I
know and never saw stepped up to me and
said, I beg your pardon "
"You don't mean she spoke to YOU
without an introduction ~
Eyes" said the other woman, ''just as
IL Boston Music Hall was an Italian rail.
way station or Spanish picture gallery.
Wasn't it shocking? paid no attention
to her. Then the pushing thing said
Il beg your pardon, again, more feebly,.
and stood there grinning at me in sort
Of would be-amiable way. The thought
flashed over me that perhaps she wanted
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-17
Hetropoliton Turf Exchange

The Metropolitan Turf Commission
Room. Commissions taken on San Fran
cisco and eastern races by wire. Pools
sold on sporting events.
Durkee & Fitzgerald,
1876 West Second street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-17

Three policemen stood around the fallen
man. IT think we ought to get all am
bulance for him, y said one.
"All right" said another. ''Lets club
together" And it was done. Handel
Life:
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"The horse is very useful animal, "
wrote Johnny in his composition, "but if
J. can't have my sossiges made of pigs
don't want no sossiges. '-Chicago Trib-
me.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-17

Club Man (rather full)-I wish you'd
(hic) take me home. Do you know
where (hic) l live?
Polceman-What's the name OF your
cOok?--Life
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-17

Insomnia is frequent forerunner of in
sanity. This explains. why so few police
men become insane. Texas Siftings.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-17

New Policeman--And where is your
permit to peddle?
PeddIer-I have verbal permit.
New Policeman-Show it TO nIe.--TeXas
Siftinws
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USE GERMAN FAMILY SOAP.

$50 envelopes SOC: "a ream writing paper ct
J.angstadter, 1857 N. Main st., opp. Baker block.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-17

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and ni"'.-->
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-17

Wall paper at Eckstrom's, 1924 s Spring st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02

total eI l63 bush against cl472 bush: exports l"sV
hush against - 1863 bush. Cash wheat was Yer! uu
One load OF No winter reported lot eep,,ta
quoted AZ Sc Ma. b. afoa: May closed ~ 's0
No . red was quoted iSc under May In s'oI..
t,ORN-Crene,i weak lower. Sales al the opehins
little recovery about noon the list gave Wal,
market selling down sc below the hna or lasi hfm
with considerable long stuff coming out Inc ueCi
however was checked by a rally in wheat whlc'l ,u
10 active covering Of shorts. prices advancing
IN the afternoon market closing unchanged 70 s
net decline dull. No was puot'u
February elevator. 46stc; busN
soId at 47c delivered early closing 4tifc honina.
,,veries on contracts light amounting 10 "ooo ".s,
;Th. decline thought by some. caught q I,n
10 lie in the nature OF raid. Interior receips Oh on
mis- week shown large falling on "hlie ir,
have been well maintained. and estimates nov po'"
10 bn; little change IN the visible supply -
Two oais No our lnsprS'
FOR eypor; 4sstc h. ahoai oA IN ,he
Tor oats was moderately active and weaker during az"
early part Of session in sympathy WIN tne w -
in wheat there then niue TO-
lowed by further weakness al midday ou III ,ay,ng on
prices showed Il h b mSchSngd to .e
al line 9 sroc vesrday Deliveries on February contract
were moderate amounting TO 10000 bush. me ,vn
movement Of in wheat ana corr ia" ysible
large decrease this week. and estimates Oh uo. bui
nnint TO moderate Cash oats VIZ 10. hsh
steady: sales bush. ron 800 h,sh rack
No . white 36a36i:c latter Erie ana 49, AZ Elevator
white at 34a4c. No were quoted ~ o. ,,. No
and 34ia35c delivered. .BA riley AIT
Milwaukee, G4o ungrsded Western Mar
Market dur: quoted at a0a.occ d clover a;
ket quiet timothy quoted At ,gSSt easy: japanese
ounted az 5l6l54c and silver hull at 4"d'1c ,,. rre.
We give for comparison the closing prices oa NV
v,ons day and for the corresponding date last s os,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
sorrnERx COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston FEB cotton sf~ad'. m1hil.nk, -. Nv
r.,Llinr 30 good ordinary ~. net ana ~i'' ..
,clpis s55t bales. eSportf 9" Great ",1 NAN. -
hale France. ii.,. lal's fales a. hA'"- 80.
ica ~ hale. Weekly Set aud gross receipts '''''
lai.- exports 90 G-,af Hffhu $3.50 mlrs ran -.
Continent s.,aa BALE. sfsrf"i.~ 10
I,l.s- eaics = ics bales spinner i.' ini""
Norfolk rob lotion steady mtlnhs. 49,, pr"
,,ti,iiug II iG. r.aI ordinary. 1T" nr' hni ~
rr,cipi- 80 bales exports 'ohstNi'" Nl 't"-.
~. hale, stotn gGols ha's """kIt So - 'liU-
49, bales gfn-- 10 jS hai~- exports o." 'i'H hi
sueS bales. Continent. 4.Ji5 BALE. e'as'"ir" ''''
bali SaI~-. . 81 bale ....tftr-
New ORLEANS. f'h -'''i.n I+' !, - -, 10.
H.. n,iidling b. fnlliung. ~ l"e gfi .t,
mar 10. net receipts. @."i' bai"'. sr..'. 81
lal... .xp. IT. Great britain - hhl~' ,Nn'ln"i'
,ss bales. sales ESQ hal~-- spinner ~ hi'- 49,
~, i7G bales WcekN Set receipts :" w. . 80,
:. Nj bales exports Great Britain. - ~ hi,"''
,,ntineni 2.3,5 bal~s c'tvise. Il - D''s' ''l''
-. bales spinner. NJ bales .,,,..~
savannah Teh Cotton quiet and easy liiihs.
ID. Low midling 80 good ordinary. ~" n.,
ar,ss 2gS bale. exports 'n"-'N-' 49,
ha~s sales, ~ bales. ff,,s. -, - BALE Wei
~ ana r-,.s receipts l. ls bale exports '~-i "-'
4lg bale. saes. -, bale. spinner ~ h"'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ne - X.
COTTO\-Our market started with a de'hHI. -, az
points on disappointing Liverpool eased Oh arehonse
much more during forenoon on heaNN - rakes
sock in Liverpool amount aodt ,.n baies
The available supply that market ,'o ,,es issi
against ST. coo bales last week and sol Iooks as
year Few 10 manu- an" ,nVered
Il tho Liverpool New-Iork short intees r de-.
closely during the few DAYS. Inc 80 only
,oand for spot cotton from Manchesier SAT- irsrpoo
900 bales had much 20 do WIN the VA" "esei on on
,car,e During az ernoon the mai,' - loss for
r.a.ine I'm, closed IN Win 49,, Iaias
Tho dav OF ) points Total sales "e' cc,sIcre fake
.rhe reueral situation has not changed se,s o no,
ls or no interest the market ana V.a' ras n, The
axno, much betermen until the nnah'di 'G s,uy re
nve~nnoen, ar. solved and confidence l. at"
.,n,sd They say that is much 10 ,n.d nv So
20 come into the when trade - aI,nc here
w 49,, ,.arse Influences There hte se'"'s II,
ba iss Two or preceding frNalr a ea-i 80 IN.
S,,h 40 NOT show any material change III resa'u or,.
5,uaiIon OF spot cotton although IL - ".'oII 40, ara
thai holders niue ar;nr
,b.rcfore willing 20 sell at present pf',s ~, ,a,h.r
noye,en, Seems To have been Retarded uH u'u rh",r
a., ,hn south This is especially the case III ~, t,aa
~ wy ~ IN This section there seems 30 De graz IVA"
we're ~ aGs bales against - 49, baes 's' W.
~ e, OF bsies last YEAR and AT all ports Tor l"e
20. ots bales against 209 so bales last "rrn
\ew-trleails
,a,sd a, 600 TO 1900 bales. against 90, oaes "a
49, i0a bales last year Interior ie'e'P's ~,
,veeE were 90 sol bales. against lV'"io baes as ~
a, OF, bales last wear Interior shipments loI
~ DO bales against 5l,2i bales last week ,o o
- Interior stock 4121i6 bales. agalns' 4'io-'
bales last week 3a2.22l bales hst YEA. ,,, htas ,hs
pnonng range and close to-day. ana Closing p'uS '"'
,pAlQ Sf ear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

chicago Feb / ,spccian Wheat started wca... with
the news rather pancky The market broke &c The low
ng,res were mad. the announcement - small stock
failure a. New-York there being idea for while
tina, n wa. an important Tn" nrst Of bull
sort came from The prices there strong II
wa reported thai 800 $50 bushels had been taken by
nill.r- The next help from Washington. This was
IA. news In regard bonds Wheat here finally turned.
advanced from the bottom and closed strong May
opened Al 5.s.c between 52A.c and 33. and closed
a 53ls1a3,c The early weakness partly the
cables and partly the increase ~ million M the
stocks Liverpool. Export ccaranccs moderate.
lvp OOD bushels There was cash d"mnnd here.
New York reported practically dcmard there.
The buying which made IN" tptop price" VAS 10y New
York
corn acted about as wheat did early aud
closed MAY opened i3c sold between I2h.c and
Monday mad" shippers h"arisi ana sellers
The cars. inspection
to-day ia2 cars. Gables lower. Their" IN
Liverpool 900 The lnl srengi h
the bond talk. ana altogether matter ~
sentiment Influenced TIA" other grains Were"
strong IL" Washington news. May opened At .S'sc'
sold .siss 2S'.c and closed At Mites
Provisions showed weakness than anything els"
th" floor. They closed little declin" IN spite OF
under lard the The selling was e
by Receipts - 900 the estimate for Snti
day l'O0 The weight for January. ~ pounds
higher than expected
on the curb puts on MAY wheat jic. calls o3H.c.
! Puts May i3i.c. calls. i3a.c. - ans
barrels; regular lard 2T0s0 teroes. short ribs. $4,000"
pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlnndt and Desbrosses So.
700 A. NJ. daily for MACCH CHUNK aai INFER
mediate stations. 49,,
FAL0. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE aas
the Wes principal and local points; dntngcss %
suspensIoa Bridge PULLMAN vesnqe S,eeper to Shc,s
mediate points Connections FOR Reading and fiarrisosE
loo y. VI. daily. except Sunday. for ELMlRA ana al
intermediate stations connections FOR Pottsye and Rea
ing. chair-car Wilkesbarre.
4:1O Il. VI. daily. except Sunday for T. and B.
JUNCTION aid prIcna intermediate stations; Pullnaa
buffet parlorcar 70 Wlkesbarre: connections foF Por
vile -
t.2O q. daily. except Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD anc Intermediate stations.
5I5 =. VI. daily for Easton and intermediate staten,
GOO y. ". daily. for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALlS
and all poin West Pullman sleeper yeshuei uai
" Y Chicago SLEEPER Buffalo and Toronto connee
tons for Reading end Harrisburg -
$3.50 II. ". daily. except Sunday for Easton and iasS
mediate stations.
300 y. ". daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCH.
FSTFR RrrFFATO NIAGARA FALLS. and all poino
west Pulinqn Sleepers 70 Chicago and Buffalo Chs'
Wilkesb
Ticket. a,d Pullman scconmoiat.on, NJ -, 81 ~
223 Broadway if5 Bows-v. 81 East lftn 81 ~
Vas, 1851 So y: ssn Fulton s.. ..oyvr, 81 "
broadway. ard BROOKLYN Annex Brooklyn. y. J: .
The v " Transfer Co win ca' for and che-k eassas'
from ho,el residence through % DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
LONDON wool SALES.

London Feb AT to-day'4 wool sales there NOR,
competition Greasy couibngs distinctlNely ACTIVE
that fact being purchases for Anrfl'
There good demand FOR scoureds and superior S.'
readily AT fun prices French operators bought np'rN
Queensland and South Australian current hg
'russhrels much favored 10y Yorkshire hHu
continental purchasers. Following are the DAYS sues III
d"nl. with IN" prices obtained: New south Wares WV
bales. secured GlQls nd do locks and pieces iAh'fu
greasy. I.nsisd locks and pieces 3isG6.d queens
andoop bales. secured odHls 10 locks ana pieces 90
lorl: greasy. 5lsuTs.d Victoria 100 bales SECURED
,lsdu2s SID do locks and pieces 5sdnis -'sh SenE
"a lloyd. do locks and pieces. 2AnSd South AUSTRIAN"
500 bales secured locks and pieces 5ta7i.d. greasy.
ta.psd do locks and pieces. 2.H6sd. West Australia
greasy. 3aid. Ito locks and pieces, 2isG5sd New New,
Iealand-i 900 bales: secured Tuiiisd. do locks ana
pieces in9 al greasy iisaG.d Cape OF Good ope ana
Natal-aDO bales secured 5Adnls III. greasy. 'u3hd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02

. -, e.. .,ro. s20s5 20 Hogs-Eeceipts ~" ~,
sasa Msrket opencd steady closing wcai choice
80 CO. no,non TO choice mixed. ~ sodss sheen
a. a. "a eogst light 81 TOas3 90 pigs ssnS q? hoce
pecen,s 10 600 head. Market strong. i"'e''o' "
-, Louis FEB. f-caue-R Receipts, iys steers 81 $50
sctDe and ssSnE Texas steers 81 5Oas3 80 iiossRs
seips iiiG head. Market steady "a ast io mixed 50 10
wsa light 81 7oasI Receipts 20 dsa Is South
n,,.i and prices steady; native sheep; :" ""F' 49,
s, mixed 81 es lambs 81 i5asi ~ pcsints light
Ess, I asT rrme Sass TO- good s. iaas So good
Sm,rSers 81 IS rough fa sasyv rhaGa
sn,a s. s5ast 30; medium PhiadeIphias ~ "% f, ar
pn. rreys and mixed - 20dSi 30 common !" i .,n
4,ers and piss 81 i0asi Is: roughs s3as' sheep1mp
Div light market STEADY extra 81 goou yearIngs
e. S5Gss co. best lambs 81 sofs'; common to far '"D'
tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave Yves, All 81. station. New-YorA a.
lows. and Is minutes earlier nom loot Franklin s"'
$3.50 a. VI. Daily. Local to Buffalo. pocheS
.;I5 A. III nnilX fOr Albany. utiea. Syracuse. NOW"
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit chicago svs
0;l5 4. VI. Daily FOR Albany. Montreal 1 Yea. D<
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fails Iof0n'0
troit Cleveland Chicago and St LOUIS c,,.eusA
YAK r. III Daily except sunday. for Utica. syfAs'"
Ne"ssS "oTn.1,erf r Ab@ny Utica Syracuse Roense
Ter Buffso Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit S'e's'
For tiskes line ta5. Of local trains parLor ana "a
rg.car accon,odaons apply city oncts nn,yync.pL
hotels For other Information adus,s,s r,..-e, Agent
e. l.. LAMBERT. Genera Passenger "sN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02

about No. dull css Cd long and short clear midsls
steady at 2ss. Cheese-Amcrcan finest white dun az
ass; American finest colorsd dull at JOS laiow-irnne
ty nominal Coonseed oIdverpool refined easy nj IDS
Spirits turpentine steady at 2is Rosn-Common urn
az ?s lOisd Iard-Prime Western spot. steady at sSs
Wheat No rcd winter dull at Is i9d No red spring
duh at 5s 1ad. Flour-S Louis fancy winter duiI Al
Is Cd Mixed Western dull at Is l1iad; FEB.
rtary steady 3s 1Oiad March steady at 3s io%d April
steady IS I'D. Hops al London-Pachc coast nrm al
u bsmf3 5s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. February !, 1888
BEANS AND PEAS-Trade In domestic marrow Is I'M
improve and there Is enough TO sell 10 give
the market a weak. unsettled tone Medium quiet.
out no lower Pea relatively and Arm. Nothing
o'ng IN red kidney at the moment but stocks wei
IN nand and held with confidence. Foreign beans firm.
pacarly grades that be bought under 81 10 with
nos buyers IL II question OF price than quality.
M quote =. io5 choice quality: Beans domestic
per DUST y Sod$2 81 do u s6 do medium 81 s21
90 co., ~h,e kidney. - 40; do red kidney 81 $685. do
urs so.p ~ 30 do yellow eye. 3: Is; DO lima Call
'0'niA' ~ "osx "; d &asAiSl. 20, y Q99N ~; A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02

Liverpool Feb. J. $40 Beef Nir" India IGe.'
duh fSs 81: prime dun 1T d.- ct PORK ffItl'
mess dull 58s 81: do medium duh AT DIS
I'd. HamsShort cut about ~ 10 10 II. duh at los 81
Bacon-sunberand cut. about ~ 10 10. dull at a0s
short rib about 23 10. dull at 2ss long clear mddes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02

CAVANNAH IINE.-THREE TIMES WEEK
- is from PIER b. y H.. foot Of Spring st. Tuesday,
Thursdlys Saturdays NJ f. VI For freight or pas
" H. RHErT. Gem Act. ;. y. HAsHAGEN z; Ast.
Cent n r. 3i7 B'way -. +. & W. Ry.. a6i Il way.
J. {" ADAMS. @. z. a. F.iR T. WALKER. Agt o ;.
q e 353 Rwnv.lS. CO. pier - y. X
- @ NJ sORREL. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02

Market closed steady at TO points declnr Vo'p1
Yesterdays closing prices
a. ;rn,al sales % bales New YORK sI'ol saI'
- a,d last night as officially reported; for ,
~ bales: contract. loo bales iodL i;iol 11.,1e
~ ann. bidding uplands 5Nsc: midding Gun -
hich Is Unchanged compared with Nestei.E
-. york net receipts 136 bales: gross l,o nirs'
's. Cnntineo liz bales forwarded -1s- "i''S' e''
bales; spinners 81 Dal.s dun and steady Sales.
f.,. hs,as. and export. Oh paIee
900 hsies, receipts 1900 bales; American 1850 80,
,'ySdl,na unands 3i22d. Futures opened st'aus pa A.,
Zine Febrlary 256isb February March 49, Mar" H
Anil o57sb April May. 25ab: May-June ZoUIo: pni
III. oc3s July- August. 26Slss: August
go, Ocober 3C2les October Nc, efnri 'Dfs,
ein,er ecemher sO5b. Manchester-i arms duh c'"iS
e weelv statement Liverpool stocks - as I"i
lows: .r,.,.u..k 4 ss, veek Las, year.
l., s,o.e ............ 4 .6s9TD l.tIlWH i'WUs'u
aeoat ................ $500" l"."" -'''''
n, which American. ..... Il GS5oIr l.t2>r" lt'-o'
cC,t,E.I.F Lower cables caused sharp decline H. nv
srl, local market The IN most options was -" u"
ys noints and due IN the main 60 reports tid M
- n,os crop had suffered damage as mas b'N 'Ia
-, however were only Moderate Most e.. M earn
'1 ~ ,,r Furpear which WAS followed
Is, iocat and Baltimore selling Poor spot business ~
,1,e as reported and helped the decline ainb"ts
Losing for February. - - pigs March % PIGS Apl
~ nfgs May. 10 - pigs Rio strong AT ~" rs a"'
,os unchanged at IL 400 receipts so" bags SoI,
smnon arrivals January l7,Is Rags. drlNc'l ,
ro- hacs. 5ii bags. B'ri"aNt alrlFdS' ..l"'
h.gs, deliveries 5000 bags. stock. 2lvUp Jag MAJ
se,es arrivals 400 bags: deliveries. lA'" nas idNIc
ed On sales of SO for February at % francs
March t. June. 94.JD francs 80 ,.,. ..,.s
Contracts steady 20 20 81 points decline sales
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" Steamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH OLD fOiNI
COMFoRT and NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA. HEACH
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per &c new No y. r.. foot Besch-st:. a. p. M Sat,
urdays D. Through tickets and freight rates 10 al
points South and West. - - - .
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GENERALE Demonstrations

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NIAILORY STEAMSHIP LINES
MI rnR rrNAs. GEORGIA 40 FLORIDA.

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Eleven IRON steamships. assresaiins 3l'Ns' ION.
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DEIrGHrFUi. SIN DAYS VOYAGE BY So,
- ITV ,ND TofxTs IL MEXICO. md DENVER.
cai oRNno sPRINGS SALT LAKE CITY. Also 10
sax FRANCISCO and all Gallon "a Winter Resorts.
$40 FrorIDA-vIh BRuNswICK. GA-
70 IACESONVIlLE ST AUGUSTINE TAMPA K
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tcl.ts issued 20 al
points H. Texas colorado Utah Arizona. California sieN
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