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The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

RS DIVIDEND NOTICE-DTVIDEND NO
~ "a (15 cents per share) of he Hutchinson
Sugar antation Co. will be payable at The office
of tae company, 327 Market street, on and after
MONDAY. Oct. 81, 1895. Transfer books will
close Tuesday, Oct. 15. 1895, at o'clock P. NJ. E
II. SHELDON, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

w WANTED-SITUATION BY A COMPETENT
W woman; good cook; work for moderate wages:
kind to children; city short distance in country
2712 Fourth st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

ID DESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITU-
IL alton TO do general homework in private fam
ily; wages SOC day. Address E., box l9, this
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

YOUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE POSITION
4 as housekeeper Call or address 1902 Geary
St., room l /. -
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

I ADY WANTS SITUATION; IS A FIRST
- class cook and laundress; also good bread and
butter maker; no objection to country. Address
72S Geary st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

G2S0 FOR SALE. STOCK AND FURSI-
REOO. ture OF poultry ranch above Fruitvale
325 chickens, incubator and brooder horse and
wagon; 6-ioomed house partly furnished; 5 acres
all IN fruit; rent $l2 SO. Apply room 81, from 10
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WANT PLACES
w on ranch or small hotel as cook and chamber
maid or second girl. Address 32S Minna ST.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

. DANISH GIRLS WANT TO WORK IN AN
= American family as upstairs girls or wait at
table: If possible, would like to be together: one
understands cooking. Please call 1915 Mission ST.
from ! TO l.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

YOUNG WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF
i work by day. sewing inclnded. 21h2 Sixteanth
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
WANTED-aiIs sUELLANEOUs


NJ ANTED-AN EXPRESS OR DELIVERY
w wagon; must be good and cheap. 1855 Mis-
X LEN, 109 SIXTH ST, PAYS GOOD PRICES
iA Tor clothing. books and jewelry; postal
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

VOUNG SWEDISH GIRL WANTS SITUA-
wages $40. Address ]. S. box 1872 Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

FINANCIAL.
w E CAN LOAN YOU MONEY ON s. r Ann
w Oakland real estate. first mortgage at = and q
percent. A. F. JOHNS d CO.. 632 Market ST., rm g..
ANY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON
n your furniture pianos real estate: Lowest
rate: call and state your proposition or write: omen
evenings. ]. NooNAN. 1927 Mission 81.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

CASHIERS POSITION WANTED-Y YOUNG
y lady who has had a number OF years expert
ence IN large retail and wholesale house des po-
siion as cashier or any Office position; collecting;
can furnish unquestionabie references or bonds If
desired. Address j. Nj. 4 hoy ION Cali nT5ca
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
FURNITURE WANTED.

- (cS-1-
| DON'1 SELL YOUR FURNITURE BEFORE
~ notifying TERRY, Auctioneer, 80 Montgom-
|
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

~ ERMAN WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
" TO do cooking and general homework in small
private family; wages $40, Apply 6641lz Howard
St., room II.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

DEFINED MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN LADY
IL would Ike position as housekeeper in a small
family Address .Z612 Riich ST.. near Third, bet
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-12-11
LIBRARY BENEFIT.

The entertainment given by the
ladies for the library at the armory
last night was one of the best So
cial events of the season. Mrs. D.
G. Eichelberger, Miss Nellie Green.
Miss Kate Livingston and Miss
Wills were among the leading
spirits in getting it up.
About thirty young ladies were
masked and each named after
some wellknown book. Each young
gentleman paid IS cents for a
season ticket, which entitled him
to talk and dance with as many as
he desired, or 5 cents and he could
dance or talk with his choice
Little girls were arranged in
front of the screen with lists of the
living books.
Mrs. G.. A. Nash won the. prize
for guessing the most names of
living books. About SIS was taken
IN.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-12-11
KEEP THIS.

Keep cool.
Keep pure.
Keep the peace.
Kee your senses.
Keep &c | company.
Keep sober by all means.
Keep away from every vice.
Keep )iqu RS from your home.
Keep the STAR in your home.
Keep faith with your " ife and
children.
Keep every unAind wtrl to
yourself.
Keep away from those ey.i com
panions of yours.
Keep a stout hear; despair al
ways weakens.
Keep warm and loving heart
for'your IA nily.
Keep early hours; late hours
have ruined millions.
Keep tn. good resolutions you
made; twill make you happy.
Keep the love of your wife and
listen TO her advice. She is your
best friend.
Keep on the right side of every
person until cnvinced that the
left is the right one.
Keep your feet from straying
into forbidden paths every cay in
toe y ar I'd tv-ry hour in the day.
Keep from scolding and fault
finding; it is easy to get into the
h. bit of :colding, and a scold is a
common nuisance.
Keep your head above water; if
you cont you will so under, and
there are lew who will lend you
a 'sistance when you are down.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-12-11
CHRISTMAS MARKET.

On Dec. II the ladies of ST.
Margaret's Guild are to give a
Christmas market in the old arm
ory in the Gary building. Admis
sion 10 cents. There will be a
good display of wares for sale, IN
such as Japanese and fancy arti
cles of all kinds.
There will be turkey, chicken,
pie and cake, homemade candy,
fruits and everything nice.
Music will be furnished by Prof.
Pixies orchestra, and to conclude
the evening dancing will be in
order.
Let good crowd be present.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-12-11

SI6,5oo.37 paid to A members
by the National Protective Legion
on Oct. 10, 1895. Their coupons
having matured for the first five
years period, They Won While
Living.
Hal Eagleton and Will Hooker,
who have been on several weeks
hunt in South Florida, have re.
turned to the city, and say tht y
had splendid time hunting and
exploring the country. They went
to Fort Myers and thence en-
up the Caloosahatchee river and
on further south. They found
deer and turkey and all kinds o
small game in grea. abundance,
and killed more than the camp
could make use Of. They got to
within three miles OF Lake Oke-
chobee, and returned without see
ing the beautiful lake.
We are partial to China Goods,
therefore bought a large job that
we offer to our customers at very
low prices. The Bazar Store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-12-11
McConnell's majority, los.
THE CHORAL SOCIETY.
Program for Tomorrow Nights
Concert.

The Choral Society gives con-
cert tomorrow night at the Marion
opera house with all home talent.
1t is to be one of the finest musi-
cal entertainments ever given in
this city with home talent, and
Ocala is proud of her young musi-
cians>and sonsgsters.
The following is the program to
be rendered. Let everybody come
out and hear it.
PART l.
Chorus -"Oh Hail Us, Ye Free!"
Verdi.
Solo Miss M II. Gamsby
Male Quartet ooh Hush Thee,
My Babe" Sullivan.
Messrs. Clarke, Dale, Cullen and
Woodrow.
Ohligato-Solo and Chorus. "Now
Tramp Ger Moss and Fell. "
Bishop Miss M. H. Gamsby
and Chorus.
PART II.
Chorus -"Hunting Song" Bene-
dict.
So!o-"My Queen" Blumenthal.
d. S. Woodrow
Lady Quartet "Spring Song"
Lob Misses Gamsby, Rear
don, Nash and L. Gamsby.
Solo-"Queen of the Earth" Pin
suit F. H. Clarke
Ouartet-"Good Night. Beloved" !"
Pinsuti. Misses M. and L.
Gamsby, Messrs. Clarke and
Sowden.
Quartet and Chorus-"Gloria. :"
Farmer. Mrs. Harold, Miss
Nash, Messrs Dale and Wood
row.
Pianist: Miss Kate Gamsby.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-12-11

If you want to see a pretty dis
nlay OF Handkerchiefs and Neck
ties, examine ]. A. Rowell's show
window, and see a truly artistic
display arranged by the expert win
dow decorators, Pat Birdsey and
Clarence Nicely, with the rame
!. A. Rowell beautifully worked in
neckties in all colors of the rain
bow.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-12-11
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

One of the most hotly contested
elections in the history of our
town occurred yesterday and re-
suited in signal victory for the
reform element cf our community
The contest centered on mayor,
with DR.. Izlar as the regular nomi-
nee of the convention, and AttOr-
ney John @. ReardoD, who was
taken up as an Independent candi-
date. TIE latter won with plenty
of votes to spare. In fact, he had
a majority in each Of the four
wards. In every ward in town the
temperance workers were out in
full force and battled for their
principles as they never did before,
and the result was never in doubt.
Notwithstanding the fact that Mr..
Reardon was opposed by one of
the best citizens of our town, he
carried everything and had I23
votes to spare.
r. B. Mcconnell, the popular
young president of the Merchants
National Bank, and the regular
nominee, proved an easy winner
for alderman at large, defeating
d. L. McIver, the independent
nominee, by Io5 majority. He is
one of the leading young men of
our community, and possesses ell
the qualifications of an efficient
officer
In the first ward l. n. Green,
the well-known attorney, was the
regular and only nominee for alder
man. His pronounced popularity
and fitness for the position scared
off all opposition, and left him
with walk-over.
In the second ward William AT
derson, the well known druggist.
was the regular nominee for alder
man. The friends of Col. ] H.
Livingston, the wide awake, real
estate agent, brought him out as
an independent and elected him
over DR.. Anderson by 20 majority.
In the third ward III. B. King de-
clined the regular nomination for
alderman. This left the field open
for ambitious aspirants. There
were soon two nominees in the
field. A. Pittman, the well
known undertaken, and George
Giles, the colored contractor. Mr..
Pittman won by a majority of "a.
In the fourth ward is the only
place where the regular nominee
for alderman won where there was
any opposition candidate. 1t was
the closest contest in the city, and
resulted in a well-earned victory
for George A. Carmichael, the
regular nominee, over George A.
Nash, the independent candidate.
They are both very popular in the
waro, and the result shows that
each had a large following OF
friends. The vote stood: Carmi-
chael ~, Nash So.
Following is the correct vote by
wards for mayor and alderman-at
large:
FOR MAYOR.
Reardon. Izlar.
First ward - 20 26
Second ward - 70 II
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FOR MAYOR.

Rear Ions majority, I23.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
TIE TRApE Is CTncAGO.

Chicago r~b - ,srecian-vhea, to-day vas - Zines
.,.l by rather cables and - other tli'9 help'h
hy the nrmness ~ The inclination IN wheat nov"
ever WIS downward The marie; narrow. The ranfr
was onv =. cent May opened AZ 53's soi between @''
s,I ,2-. and closed NJ b3. IN actiy" local pro-
,.ssi9n,l g IT. Smith. helped the market when II looked
weak M - noon. lie. however. Is supposed I" have
turned seller hour The decrease IN the world
,ishl. suppy aGsOvo bushels. vas not up o. the *
f,,ion The Anger tine rows rather h'irs The
weakness al New-York somewhat of puzzle 10
this market considering m" cables There was pr''-
,icl;v no cash The seahoagd reported only
nVc loads taken there.
f',rn was suddenly jumped cent report from
II Louis ~ engagement ~ 10000 bushels ior eN-
p,ri there opened AZ Iil.. sold between ~ and
nd u u cents. IN" receipts were liberal.
.2s cars with 80 estimated for Thursday. Local ship
pers said there cash demand. hut Parlridge IL
local professional. Bryant. "a long considerable lin'
Thev f,und trouble Jumping the price TO day when
corn shippers and rccctets
continue bearsh Interest taking larger "ips
and the other cash demand. The contract stock.
sIs COO bushels showed Increase Tor the week "
Il bushels oats irm and rather active. May
opened at 2T. sold between @S and 29s and closed at
2ni. cents. The hrmn'ss chiefly In sympathy with
Tho cetimate - the yards
10 cents higher. Pork opened about 10 cents lard
about ribs about ~ cents.
on the curb puts MAY wheat sold az 53'. cents.
calls 53,a cents Puts May sold at iiSs cents,
calls 4j cents
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

top quotations. Grapes dull ar navel. now
haS' aS .ns ysr @ e 9:aay a5ms
quote Apples. GTeenins and Bad~n WI ner grades 81
g. grapes caiaw s basket ioSsc p.T eoe
rier Cape cod bhl saast; 90 9eTss sodsi 5o do
Gaifonia 81 2sqsa nayana per ,Sorin Ss sass
anssTiPsi s1nss fPs FlsIsn sass 70 per DON ,n.,,
exporters nor apples al pres
en and market has rather an easy rv GI sustained
chop. dull Raspberes quiet and lean Ssy aantiyy
of efS cofona dHSr T fruit is moving demand is Dpe %s
entirely Of obbins eh9dqSsrT 9sncy Gs,.e do prime
choice ea7c do csmmon to DS SS9d :ins rS rasp
sTr. STd SS SapoTaed onp iesc cherries Isssc PT@s os
state 5g5he backtsrIes aass 1c do punpeeed dSOc
r,nns as 10 sz. and quality, Siagioc m vary light
nnSsaPsed nGs Psec 0c Coast 1891. ic do
We quote % nrme Tse saaioc s, do to fair casc
s5s .S .appy il 'SS'y %S Tssf
suof Fowls per 2a2c chickens Cs rSs c'a geese per
IL arnsg q ssS, iSi1S e pigeons asssO
csp,s general usc Of stock local eezsrs ss
steady but whou, upward 'endsney c do old toms
g'S a Dc fowls Jersey WsslSn sSG do 7%cc
err" apsf S@scc do oi7c squads
' sh lsn! gRDy G oas4sa sna % r s. !5 70 pest
grades few cs 91y@ Sy%rs w auoe s Wild ducks
pSrep pe1 pair. siass 5c do oocas do maard Soc
UAY AND STRAW-Demand light but prices hed uil, a.
changed We quote Hay prime. per lW 10 oa.oo "a
No q o No l. aoqG,c: clover mixed pa3Jc' c'"'e' ""
4,c Rye straw. 4On55c oat straw: '3atoc. d. ., "a.
POT ATOES AND VEGETABLES Market urn NJ ulr
advance established Monday ard Tuesday nn uo or
are doubts that prices be sustained when no,
omen weather shall permit natural movement o soen,
Sweet potatoes hrm Onions favorng seers. Nor1'n
ka,e ou.t nj slMSi -. spinach here loca "Ihte'
vegetables unchanged Havana and bermuda green 's n
tables held steady but quiet We quote: potatoes peI
muds per bhl. s62s6 So do state and Eastern; hose'
81 c5ns2 so white kinds. s2a$2 - do se''h mn .nt7
nun nor sack s2QS2 - potatoes per hel, ~ D9
Sc 20 onions white seqSs: do red. 81 1892 3O 20 W.
low 81 1882 20 turnps. ocgSl Sabnf'' p1, % x"r
fok per bb s5as6. kae. sIasl % Iiavana .esstabrs
Onions nor crate 81; cra carrier. S4msf 30; pep
pers scd$2 c5 tomatoes. 81 23as" 20 BeTmnas Vye,a
Onions per crate. 81 ,5Gs2 lettuce. kldas beets
81 3i6s", Kew West tomatoes per carrier. Sims3
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
LER|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Cortland and DesbrOsses SITS.
':m \. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and Inter-
mediate stations. -.
S.I5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BUF.
FALC. NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
the Wes. PRINCIPAL and local points: dinngcar 20
Suspension Vcstbue Sleeper Chicago
l:lO A. VI daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter-
mediate points Connections Reading ana Harrsburg
800 y. NJ. daily. except Sunday. FOR ELMIRA and all
intermediate stations: connections for Posye and Read
ing char-car wiikesbarre
4:1O p. NJ. daily except Sunday. for l.. and p.
JUNCTION and principal intermediate statons Pullman
buffet parlorcar to Wkesbarre: connections FOR Potts-
4.2O q. VI. daily. excep. Sunday. Tor SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD anc intermediate stations.
6;l5 y ". daily for Easton and intermediate stations
$500 y. VI. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS.
and point West. Pullman Sleeper vestbued train
T. 10 Chicago Buffalo and Toronto
tions for Reading End Harrisburg
6,30 r. W. daily except Sunday for Easton and Inter-
mediate stations.
boo. BOO r. VI daily 70. ITHACA, GENEXA IN RoCH: OCH:
West Pullman sieepers TO Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
Wikesb,
Tickets and Pullman sccommodatons at ?3,; 2si -!
323 Broadway. 143 Rowery. 81 East l4th St. lse
Fast 125th 81. y. Y: $40 Fulton 81. Court ST. es
Broadway. and BROOKLYN Annex. BROOKLYN. ~ Y.
tn. Y Transfer Co viii call and check baggage
from hotel residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

Market closed dull TO points advance cOmid
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferable notlces
Total sales 10000 bales NewYork gross receipts -,
bales Exports: Continent. 50 bales; FORWARDED: LOO &
bales sales bales STOCK, 1126S0 bales o'ai n @
receipts to-day 20.9o9 bales thus far this weck 9C
this week: Great Britain So 7sl bales Continent 2s3ll
bales stock 9ss 6lS bales. NewYork spot sales today
and last night officially reported Contract 800 oa!cs
total 500 bales spot cotton dull; midng upanos 's
nidding Gulf 5s which unchanged compared with yes
terday's closing ,o M, ..,...
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton steady; sales 10000 bales
ejaculation and export 1000 bales; American 9pn bales
receipts IL bales American 5000 bales mddns up
lands Sd Futures opened quiet sellers a. l-tad decnhe'
Closed Quiet and steady Il point net decline feuaS
o59isb February March. 2J'i2b; March April --2D
Apri-May 262s May-June. 265b; JuneJuy. 3vso; July
August 3o2v August September. 3o3gs Sepem6er-Oc to-
her 3OtlSb: November 3O6b November DeceTbef
ROLLS Manchester-Yarns quiet; cloths irregular
-" tt55EFEF-There advance all Of the foreign
to-day this failed to inus- activity although
nuotatons moved up. Havre advanced l2nl franc liam
Surr a. pfg, and Rio 30 reis Local traders how
ever failed respond. with buying orders and the trans
actions for day very small, While buoyencE wa
shown up TO close Havre closed steady febfuaI,
and March francs: April 80 10 francs May % -
francs Hamburg closed steady Quotaiions ior tsous
Rio cables quote: No grade 162oo res; ekchahge ~.
states 900 bags stock at Rio. 10000 bags AZ santos
the receipts 1900 bags; Santos stock 32:oW bags
market frm; good grade quoted AT l'cW RES.
Rio receipts July date l6sIO OcO bags. against ioS
200 bags last year receipts 3162OOO bags agas
q5OOO bags last year M ,. ,. c..
contracts closed quiet 10 to 20 points advance Saes
were 65 bags, follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.


BEANS AND PEAs-Neariy 900 bags beans arrived
from Naples Hull foreign beans are having STEADY
fair jobbing demand and the reduction OF stock mas
The movement domestic beans IL still very moderate,
are shown a confident holding Of most kinds A liue
export demand is needed however TO give the market
T%RST, maTow peF Ss SasS s. 81 do mssam s2 pea
do aoi lima cafoqnia s. soasa 81 90
ssa !, & 90 SSqs saosi is sIfn peas '' ON do bags
sing needs Of the believing that the recent ad-
vance cannot be maintained long. and with Of the
wesness For some Of the gilt-edge
ery 2Cc is stI obtained especially where they TO
that basis. and concession. saIc being made
Lower grads OF Tes all as2 S. the wsSnr'ss
Unsettled uns market quote: ,reamery Western. fresh.
State dairy half -hrkns tubs fan ends. fancy i7@lsc
aS sac n"s Do ,hs iaiy to seconds os:c
10 "qsS hsa tsac WssH d4y r"s % o nrS'Y ''''"
CHEESE-Beter trading is reported on home account
;aknF hold Of fancy coiored conndenc
both aTss and o1 ms sysi ws @ T s ~ IS weak d
certain quoted rates Gb,sined on Sc some ,oons a
basis Exporters showing interest except in cheap
ssms and skins and "a. e.. not shs sns M e Of
state fun fan make large E & size c9iGToa no
% 90 Go sonmUn to aqsy s S DO 90 %
ored fancy, tc; do white fancy ilH@itc do good to
ss nSss c 'S DO sTs sa 1s ip State @
&c epennsyyania skins iMatc -. marie, IN,
seed and feverish Dealers report their trade seriously
buy s. 'n small ay nse 9s Of S snd
Holder however consider the prospect favorable for
aSs
Jersey ssG'' s per 1nAS d
ss s1a' ss sSS aoe
few gilt edge Vermont lots bring slight premium aboys
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb i3.-cotion firm: middlins, 5'.c low
middiine iac good ordinary, t3sc ne. and gross re-
caips s6 bales. exports To- the Continent ~ bales,
sales 2414 bales spnncrs ~ bales stock HISS bales
Norfolk Fcn 13-Cotton steady. middling. aisc low
nlddlng good Ordinary. l-lOc net
receipts go sales 343 bales: stock. 43.sII bacs
Newt Orleans Feb. l3-t'otton firm good middling.
V-iGc middling. i-l6c; low middling. Hide good
receipts. 1860 bales 10 ~
bales; exports coastwisc I49S bales sales 5ioO bales
stock $50 bales NewOreans Cotton Exchange state
ovns-Rrceipts this year. 81 ,3 bales. last year lG ~
bales: time In is32. 3G.3,G bales shipments this
year o. 46s bales: last year. 230 bales; time IN
1897 40G29 bales stock. this year 3I iG9 bales last
year 3Ol ilO: time In 1892. iC2 2Sl bales
Savannah Feb. l3.-Coon quiet. but steady mddnG
middling. IL iGc. good ordinary, i'c: and
1875 bales: bales
sales 600 bales; stock. 81. 73O bales.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

February II" lNt'
COTTON-It was an extremely slow market III uo.un
to-day The opening quiet and during he stear1 1,
~ insignificant prices so",S
hardening during closing at lg5 points NJ. %
vanoe Total 10000 bales Ihe steaoy .oe "a
the market the opening was credited to the ,h
Hrmness Of Liverpool buying by the ooutn
There reports circulation during the morning.
pointing to probabilities OF small interior movement anu
this gave the bulls confidence. Dealings were
narrow however there being little In the market
from the professional trade There was solhe h
possibilities Of reduced acreage south ows % %
prices this is still matter OF mere
while New Orleans quite leader In the recent
rally markets generally do not seem very "
bull feeling and to-day spot cotton "d "
ported Offering points even at CONCESSIONS ON
previous figures of the port noNenn, &
To-day and for the week ranged from IloVv
100000 bales. II estimated on ,o -
100000 bales would come into sight TINS % web atny
bales next 10000 bales the following week IN
a crop s524OO bales 70 March -Vv%' oos
haes larger year. and GoOVO larger udh o'@
The estimates the semi-weekly interior movement u
Gated a total 3l00O bales against l6Vo baies ,as.
year shipments 5000 bales against 25V~ uaies Ias
year The estimated receipts at Neworeans f9r tonol
row 1000 300 bales, against ooi' pales idst
week and bales Receipts at Houston wer
3.455 bales, against I24 bales iast week. ana "e"p
154 bales. against 1,04l bales last week
and close to-day. ana cIoslns oios ts
irht md last
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Feb. 13.-cattleIsecepts last - hours $50
head total thus far $3.50 head. for same tim"
last week g. $40 head. consigned through 2iOo head
10 Ncv-York head: sale. 30 head: market
opened and steady all sold. Early sales-oXen
ss 5Oqs3 TO- bulls 81 73gs3 30 fair to good rat cowr
steers - iOas5 30. veas In good demand and higher
good to prime sGaS7. light 10 fair. NpSo 30 Hogs
Receipts hours Is 100 head. total for week thus
far head; for same time last week, @3l.D head
consigned through. 1890 head: 10 New-fork $50
head on sale 800 head: market opened shade
for others closed Early sales-iorkers - 2oa
81 81, mostly 81 -; pigs. 81 2Jlpsf 30 good mediums
81 3Vd$4 35 choice heavy - u. no very prime mere
roughs 81 5On$3 Is: $3ns' % Late holce
heavy. 81 45nS+ 55 good mediums ~ ~ workers. - 2m
hours 700 head total week thus far 40 100 head
week 49, 300 head consigned through
1.sl head TO New-York 4.2cO head on sale. II 600
head opened shade to lOc lower Tor all grades
closed easy with bulk Of good stock Sold but number
Of late arrivals and common to fair unsoid extra 100 10
lambs So good prime. s. 6Ja$5 90: fair 10 good.
S5aS5 90: culls common. 81 5ogS+ 10 good mixed
sheep. S40A 45: common to fair So 2SuS3 20; cnlls.
S2nS3. deck load extra fancy. 40 10 wehcrs. >6;
ordinary export wethers Guotable at - I5M$5 ~
Union Stock Yards Chicago. Feb l3.-Cate-Receip pts.
10000 head Market hrm Common 10 extra steers ~ ~
ass 60 stcckers feeders 81 25.3 81 and bulls
81 4og$4: cavea 81 5OGs5 G5. Hogs-ReceIpts 10000
head. Market firm. Heavy, 81 loa$t rs: common 10
choice mixed SO 00aSi 30 choice assorted - i0ds+ -;
light 81 soasi 10; pigs 81 5Oas. Sheep-Keceips 1900
head Market easy. Inferior to choice. 81 '3GS4 30;
lambs So 5Ops5 g.
ST. Louis Feb. 3-CaitIe-Receipts .i96 head Mar
ket active strong Prices i5ao5c higher. Native
steers 81 e0qs4 27s 81 G0ns3 y; Texas
So 1898 65 Eogs-Recepts 45ss head Market active.
Prices 5qeoc higher Heavy 81 7ogs4 80: mixed 81 s39
a 20; light. s. 7o0si %. sheepRecepis. LES head;