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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. February ~. 1870
<.1,r.rox r-ada in cotton to-day quiet, with
nrSces fairly steady There very little feature cary
she market showing only small change during lr
morning. afternoon trade was quite active ou
on easier tone prevailed. the market closing easy az
2a3 points decline with sales OF lo-S" naIes, ere
1Jyerpoo market little hrner and taeS W.
quite active. amounting TO about l4ocD bales whCs ~
rNered a little encouragement carly Inc Noiuihe 81
however. continues very sniaI anu
there was very demand for cotton at the ssh aa
vance noted The interior movement was not heanS,
Amounting to 26 for the receipts against l"
last year and shipments 10000 against y ~" las
The early the days movement were, l1vo
been advanced 5000 TO 10000 bales against ~
last week. The weather South was uniaNoiaDIe III
some for moving the crop on me "insT nam
Texas. reported on hliulils
&c under Saturdays prices The estimated m9Ve s,
M New Orleans for tomorrow Is 5000 to 4O" haIeS
against 621 bales week and 1.I23 bales last Ntl
The activity the afternoon was credited 10 aSS'
switcbing OF near deliveries more distant ana OF '
day's trade very proportion Of the ota was l
This character offerings Of the afternoon were qe
liberal and there seemed 30 he some selne o"lls
The fact that Tomorrow is notice day TOT me r"sui
deliveries The receipts Houston were no" pales
dav hut were estimated at about twice ths amount ~
tonorrov the weather conditions having improved ana
n Is claimed that Improvement in the weather WI"
mean Increased arrivals AT a number 81 points.
Opening range and close to-day and cIosins ous 'n'
irhf nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. February 90

New YORK. FEBRUARY ~, 1872
BEANS AND PEAS-A quiet trade is passing at the
moment and with little more domestic stock coming
forward 'nere ~ no Isp1s,,Dn 10 and ioree h y
strength and It would be difficult to buy best lots below
about Is Ses Of the latter taken FOR export at s.
beans and values arc fnlly maintained Green peas slow
We quote Beans domestic marrow choiec per bush
fidne ys $40 d. red kidney g vase io CO. turtle
$: s ss3 s. ga f!s green pea e1 S So g.
BtTfER~ Reported arrivals over COCO pkgs to-day
The day passed sellers recognized fully the ncces
were 81 sought for at the rates quoted for TWO or ars
Sns at 2 an" buyers had no dcu Sf IN
ing the highest quality at mat It was an irregular
more defective the quality the harder IT was TO sell it,
Held ereamery had dun sale and while some Of the
sorts cut sharply car Of f@rish goods selling at
very light receipts but old dairy can be bought little
Factory steady for fine fresh. but all other
grades We IN r fre MsstSn FAM
@ hea do iaus t made ma ecd lSge state
ia@ Sc @ d. h a ends fancy 7c DO rkns fancy ice
d. arkns or tubs lrsts 3a3s 90 hy9s TO seconds
5@i5c; factory fresh. saiac; do held sGI2e rolls
demand was pretty good a asap Ss,
aly ' saisscory to holders Prices
nc but 81 s scaT S9 e
grades Of white Under grades Of full cream and most
snpper S' are P' sho oS little
white part skins but these getting In rather small
compass. Liverpool cable. coored. 4os; white ass We
quote: State full cream fall make large colored fancy
Iltall4c; do white. fancy loAallc do good 10 choice
100 l0ac: do fair a194c: do small size col
ored. fancy ll%gl2c; do white llqllisc DO good 10
choice 1OzTl1c: do fair. pzI1O4c: part
skins small 4GSisc do large 3M1c. full skins 1sd2i1c
Pennsylvania skins. lGlhc.
EGGs-Fresh gathered show further change today
Warmer weather in producing sections and orders
TO sell goods heretofore held under limits coupled with
lsh, demand tend TO prevent further ADVANCE while the
moderate supplies for days prevent weak
The for the day fairly steady unchanged
prices. LINED In reduced and higher a few
early sales at 2lc. but 22c easlv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb. 2o-Cotton steady: middling. 5I.c;
low mddng is.c good ordinary. 4'.c and gross
receipts isOs bales sales. 800 bales: stock. 1871
bales.
Norfolk. Feb. 2o-Cot,on steady: mlddilns. baisc:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21

Idverrool Feb 10 - M l@ef t.Ntra ln1' M
aun =, as prlmc moss dun SIS. Pork Prime mess
Western fine dull ~ RS "d do medium in az ~ ",
J.us ~ ~ n. st"tdN ~ ''' ihi'9n
cumberland cut about - % 20 H. dun - 10 "a srH.
,, ,lol,t - H. dun AZ ms clear midfl'- air'n'
4, N, dun ~ 6i. long AMI snort ci'h inlni'
2, ~, dun a. IS Cd shoulders About J. 10 J. IT, Gun
:, fb.c., American finest white duh 81 IS Amer
an ines, co1rcd dull 90 1aio~ Prime city n'nuh"
,.onse.d il. Iivcrp0, refined steady 80 is ~l'fir OF
turteftine firm ~ 3s ~. H's'n common nim o., -
Ia Primo Western. spot. dul ~ 81 Nh'a No. IT,
..,t, A, &. ~ ~ spring steady 81 - III
Flour :. Louis fancy winter steady - - 81 I'm
go, v..fern .p,f steady "a. February MN ~
A. a. March rrr q g. SEQ. hpr arm a. ' ~ h'i'
-, London Pacific Coast firm - = "sHt' Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

&rx YORK. February ~ $50.
prryrs cecelp,s $ cars. or $50 head p cars ior
and :? e iG5c i'' g ncuans car in ys,srdsy ::
20 b" sod on I atsnoe over aonaay.
prices ana yards wcr" Gurhll c,.hel M.
:a : s. 2a' io a ' @ a, ST 81
,i f., 's .,l.. At arm at ass pr w. AMI cN. quay
tro.eb- 81 Todays able, quito London and Liy"rpo
w.irf, and refriscraer heef selling 9si per n
Glasgow market lower a. l"p M 1870. -, hot
the britannia f9r Eastman. ~npany and 500 orater
'' sac. M,he.er J. oso ,,,cr, 1872 J. 49,
9sen ioeai9s e 81 '$ns' :. - .l, .s' n a,
50 - = no. re ~ ~ = ~, y ~ s. - -" ris
~. +, d.. ii5, n ~ 5. - - DO 1921 ~ at
= s1'ran 70 !no, -, ,.c, rs, Z a" i, * K2 49,
tucsy oxen. 1884 ID. a. s. Il. "a,
,c y i So' a. 8, 90 j.. oaRs IL n a
s%9df "a. o'q 81 I@ cow a, $ $50 ~ a. s ~ r a. T.
20 49, a. i s, g. 100 50 %. d. s'o ~ a"
~ Xc8,5n 'S' 70 ' Fl State c'~s 1912 n At 50 - bulls
: Ji4i : g: o,en 1872 u. At 81 bulls $40 y.
at s. q, coy IN, >' ID. a, ~ . ,~s aas ~ NJ s27
MiICH COWS Eecep's over al" ,9i' -I ,,si' NJ
MICS ssSs lower Win sa-s - inferior to Cd 49,,
a. s2g q, w. i'5 s,sa5 pe head j. . curtis
At s:.a ~ TO- Iialen6ect Heu'. L co%s 2, 50
sCAIVEs- Rccepis a, head. al O: witch ~,Ic ~ n.
market. on increased supplies - ",9i"e' -9psS ,s
a1ysls were unsoi Interior = rrims ',a ga >, s.
aSi per few choiee sres,et DO at :, - aIl
6sf dozen nsy o alem a, s, g we s 'i',i
cslves were fairly steady ior country dr,ssci ya.' WIN
sales s sg Pel s.!c f feS S' esa ' "a fl lie ' ~
e. q 5eT Ido =, a. loo n At s. - d. n
Ia H. At 81 20 b. d.. 60 n a. se3Ia. ~ g. i2s n
1t 10: % 90 i4c H. at IS s. a. $50 do los n
Al Halienbeck & IDiis 10 veal.. ~ n At 81 .
6 curtis - ' S 100 s al s. rysa' d. is5 N
a, s.. ' 90. ia6 Il. al So 49, ,-,. 60 g.
b ~ Z Z, v''' 40 H. At s. 49, ''0 H. al "
Judd Z C. q yeaIs - n a, 81 q d. rs y e,
Nc = vs,l: 1871 n o a, s. !; 10 AZ i
;3i Mint. a g g. car. or $3.50 head
ii cars consigned butcher and l6. cars t9r
e nr o sale Dernand Sack and prices l3a2c lover eN
for ehoe and @ny o oS 10 ana choice S ' .hs.p sd
2 as, 80 100 NJ oommoe 10 Pme ao; a, $3.50 -
At s. 10 dressed mutton 5'.0se NJ dressed
sasss sanders il. State lambs choic 81 N aver
age So 10 100 n lsi DO = ~ At 81! s. BY: 8 90
h. at s4 d. l25 ID. at s. % do SO H. at s. 3D. y
wS::S a. & n # 9s '9 ss Is IS s''
IS 3 ss AcE ;S sdisas &s sa9ns %
50 70: state DO lo. n at 81 49, -, indiana H LAMBS
NJ collins late yesterday: Onto sheep 90 N. at
Hsms Mgen So n ts.e .1,: /? at 81 . 90 100 ''
g. Dlenback lo5 Michigan lambs. - n. at s. 49, :
lsnssq is :. 49, !. :% sa 81 4 At & 50 'a' Is
s'as seeF cc , 80 ai Or @cia head q
head On sa MarkG, Weak ana 1san srn s. 80
asa e5 per 10 Country dressed weak at 5a7e and
'G ssIes hc.' curs State pigs liz average.
81 90 per 100 10
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- ,ss, ..,c. rood ordinary 4i,c; net and gross re-
o,,,s "a blaes exports Great Britain a." Das "a
coastwise. 1901 bales: sales. $40 oaes' s'o'N' '
bales. a. ,,..- hill good nitdling
, isc. middng 3-I6c: low m.ddlng ID ioc'
ordinary iisc; receipts 1928 bales gross ,.e
haies. exports to Britain. 200 bales
400 bales: sales bales: stock 3sl ~ DAT
New orleans Cotton Exchange statement; his
movement al l.; leading interior towns fseceil
year - 45l bales: year, 1G.is2 bales; ~,
This year 30 COS last year, 2Go3 stock ths 'ea' "
OOs last year 294.32. ,,,,,,c ,,Gc.
savannah Feb 2o-Cotton steady: mddins . l,loS s
lou, niddlinr 4ac good ordinary. 1-lGc net ana Etoss
receipts lbs bales: exports coastWlse' i'"'- ''''
sales $50 bales; stock. ~ s3G bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
ZEAL rsrATE TRANSFERS.

: ao,co fa~|ci l. rsi.. rr'oro1 70 Fra
sei 81, 20 =, r, 81 r ,,r ave-. coNico s. Thomas
a Manley ana wife TO William Roos.....-..
r.hr % p,fer 10 Thomas n Robinson ........-.
4sth-st. f. 275G II n shaw" is6Sio".3. also
Alexander $ Kallskc. deceased. to Jessie II Nc
s; ,fr' n s. saI It " of central Park wes, iox
zoos. o"orse Edgar and Theodore kilian and
wives 20 James Mackenze ;;oc..,. ~.
e Burns - Elsie + and MARY ! Burns; all ME.
we-' RroadUay. NJ 10 is.eXi'. claudius Z
Barrow e. y, 81. Amos Jean and wife to James
Ra,h@riori Place 40 :. 2o8xoi Amelia Gall to
ssne rrdper',. caroline Gan los john Manner.
GUARDIAN. o. Frank \ Bloom. shar"....,...,.
c6,h-.r 81 80 East. Frederick Sturges ct al.
execu'ors. % Virginia osh I'm ........'
:73N7s2 Franklin \ Wilcox and wife to Her
ri ave- es 1911 r. Of ai,h.st. 2. axi0o Jonas
Wei and BERNHARD MAYER and wives to Benedict
SAM propcriy Rcnedct \ Klein and wife
Jonas Won and BsTnhard MAYER sc,-o
WtIl,'m ,;as,en and wife TO Arthur u weekes
i3nfh-st ~ n - Amsterdam ave. lpN
90 II samuel Wei and wife 70 I eel bea;:
william l. soRfalcr ct al y sxeegsirs OF Peter
C-o.ons-ate 5. 10 It y q oakland Place. 25x
loo g AAehert Rocker to lanes Kenn
N &i.e 'f HayS. to J5sanna Il ''Y,'
lao'h-s' 5. 20 Il . q ioth,sye; Is sNao IL;
Francis l. Done hue. referee. - Nellie J Burns.
l50h--t :. 800 n q loiha l6sN!9 II.
same to Louis stern .,s -, ,,.,,,
li'h-aye. s. lots l.2l6 and LII. map Trinity
Church Cemetery. rector etc. Trinity Church
20 Amos VI. Lyon
i5'h-s'. 80 81 West Hugh and John Neon
nell 10 Bernard lsrcN" .:..,.o-- .,..,.
2d-ale corner 2ith-st. - lN3'l. Thomas
+ Mulvany 20 sadie Mulvany.. ......-..
5o'h-si. Nos 3ii34G West executors ~ George
KICK deceased. James O West........-..
ist-aye. . g. al n OF 29ih-sf. - sNlop. Katie
ana Theodore Polse 10 Katie Lehman
Delanco;-sf. ~ 332. corner ,ioerck 81;
Plncus Iowcnfeld and wife 10 Sarah + Deutsch
Broadway 40 43t 20 t>ia and Nos b and 40
IIoVari.s'. Henry Goodknd and another %
New-York Realty Company. ............. .....
T2d-si NJ DO West: William II Hall 10 George
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Wheat No. .: opening HiSies'' A"'"' "a. a.o7
February - 49, 'o' - =,
Ma" "-'sH.s,
July ~
Sorm 80 ,ea 42.ai27. 81 .as2is i2A.a ".
~ ' ... Az 4ia.n4i's ~ niis ii.tH ~
iriy ......... 4intts iiisni's ~ 4ish''
oats No 9 - a.. o.t
February 80 - -
Nay
June -'t
Mess pork. per Dbl: - .,o,. ,,o.o
MAY sl"i GU - Wv
Lard. per 100 II: - - 40
short ribs. per 100 N: 49,, ~,

Man sn0'' TIDE ''' 27's $50 s27's '25'-
cash quotations were follows Flour Vas slow , ed,'
va No cs'Ts so )" un nf e. spnr vha, .p
s7c 40 SPRING wheat % s, 10y r,'n n -
10 ryc 32',c nominal. 30 tdricy ~ nn"i M
CO.. ra,s rcr bb so",asio ~ lrri r~r leo H. Sda
s. co. e' iS, ,,i $, as, ~ sS' ec,r side td
s. sass ~ wh.key di,'lllers nnls,@i T 81 ,,5r
49, pI I' o. raw SC "a boiled CO. on the rroincc
r1Sam1p, DO nrss 2ia22c seconds l7"io'. eggs were
s,sr nr, fs ce ~ fou, ds and unchanged wheat
RECEIPT: ign far amaaa rr@' t spa F @c arr ai.
are '. r ac%nga - S,. m ocda a sts +: !: &c
prtoe. & mixed track. 3i,D32c. " miyed. ,rark
o PORK Quiet and steady. mess SO -. clear m' 49,
si' ,.m E.,, 81 Ira ~ I ''g p, .en 81 5 Bacon
. 500 .og' ads ses"'ss ny ..d mco s,cady
shonict, ttcr 'o Esceip, more nfei, iish, demand
fresh nearuv DO Whsle STEADY sales. '"% hhIs 4"
Minneapolis, Feb 20 Tho mil,r' beginning to look
about ~ sprins wheat in block. ana lo' ~ about
-,e7 r,-, ~ u AZ ~ over Ma, tn. salo not gen
'y LnoHn On "a" n.3T , tq, nv Fe point MAJ
closed y,stctlay h5.a1it,. o?enet ~ 'ay d, '' si
.2'cd a. go :: se,Ms7 Grc-nss u cash wheat
,.er. rsh' ana ha feature n no 'rade va, "", M
,rscE 80 Rad as'.c 10 northern. ~. " >
EoTe',n. , 40, "a. =, T. Flour nrrncr D, &. IA
"a %r' c,,cn, ,nsisss, ~ nakcrs rroduction.
halk su cSasl -. rscss. si2 !@aSl3'' shor''
o"amoa ss,k f si3 II, vfcs ,Si, ~ northern
IN ,'cs 81 r. ,1rnr ~ rex , ' sa, rn
,,esay ~ Z On i-aek i2'.c ost. s'eaiy. - white
rhafeiSSis - Flour Ma,ts' aail . unihsnsca
l., oa.Tias, ~ere 'uss and Pfi-~, ruled s'say ~
n'ur email 'ngr.y nrn ,h',@ i"'n,. igs, 81 80
ass IS per 100 n as quality Wheat Lg'le dsposon
1919 n y, he 1oee ~ cal cables mandatory
. n1" s,.l, demand con'nael sn - red Tseuasy
.-.uSTA.r. April 51a n,t>. NAY. "Nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
oruER MAHKETs-nY rELEGRAPM.

pu0olo Feb. 20.-Ca'c-Reccipts last - hours. $50
head total for week thus far 600 head. for same time
last week $3.50 head; consigned through l'D mead 10
ouie but firm but few here; veal cs"s dun and
good 81 ,JpS5 - Late sales Ihsh Se,,s s'"'lf" 81
TAT cows s. 15ms3 3d. all sold Hogs Receipts last "
hours 10 $50 head. total for week thus far 1850 head
Tor same time week. 81 100 head; consigned through
a $50 head ZOO head. on sale 3U mead
market opened and Zoe lower for Workers, pigs and
lights active and shade higher for good mediums ana
heavv grades closed duh for Hight grades. steady for
others with loads ligfi Emo unsod a9rKcr, l s, no 10
81 10 rouChs 81 5Oqs3 So s3us3 30. sheep and
iami-Reccips last "a hours. 800 head total for week
head; consigned through. leo head TO New-fork 400
head sale 10 900 head market opened very dull and
l5G2jc lower for all gradcs closed steady at opening r
cline. with bulk u good ones sold good TO prime lambs
good 81 J0us5 40 culls and common
81 loqst - good mised sheep 50 5OaS4 Common To fair
lower S4QS4 30. as 10 quality.
Union Stock Yards. Chicago Feb. 20-Cattle-Reccipis
1000 head market trm common 10 extra steers ~ DG
60: sockers and feeders. 81 5Ont4 TO- and bulls
81 5oasi o eai'es s. '3@sS % e. t. M 4"
eS s% mssd So oas o. choice Assorted s. S5@si
light. So G5as3 %: pigs 81 5o@s3 so sheep-Recepts
1900 head: market steady: inferior 10 choice. 81 '5Q
St Louis Feb 2o'-Cattle-Recepts. . 2lc head: mar
ket quiet but hrm; price. .hade higher native steers
lower hcavy s4as 90 mixed 81 a5asi 10; light 81 7op
Cline native mixed. So a5@si Il: "N'''' ~ W.
East Liberty. Feb 20,.'aitle-R Receipts Ave loads
81 0Jas4 So tidy. 25a$4 80; fair. So 5oas4 80
S: 5cdss 40, common to good IA, oxen; 81 s3as4
Receipts. three double-deck loads market remains
changed; Philadelphas. s. .sas! 80: medium weights
and pigs. 81 i0as4 20: roughs and stays. $3.50
sheep-Receips eight double.deck loads market steady
81 re t s. ss e o. @ iar % 50 ss ca
grades. lambs. S3n>i "l
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IT,, ..,s,cs, nos,tion OF Brazil coffee is as follows:

demand for S ses sn %ss qs sSSa and &
ssal s yer 5.ss 5 sss sas as3
market rm sales were 1890 bags Maaeabo Gryas
800 pcuis Coriences to arrive. 2isc
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand to-day was fair: but
net active During the latter part Of The session mere
ya ne aSTa1ee Ss pcss y held
sales were ss psss insud al 81 ' 20
Sss IS bsis clears $50 IBIS extra :, 4s's s. %
s sSG 81 BIS $50 e Pss patents p paPs & oss
ssars So So Ss c s ssss extra 81
EucKWHEAT Fb3TRrM9TTks Srif s aTm anG
IN Sas good demand sales 66s at g 75as3 coRN.
Mne s. 90 ssrsmSe s. g 80
S as Quoted hNf Fine |te s. 2 fine yellow 10:
coarse 90 ~ e5ac c 9" ca &C. coonscsi
meal $4,000 oil meal 81 loasl 1914 hominy chop Soc
hrn selling up on light offerings. The opening showed a
there Was but little resistance The was
not very fr y Way orders TsTSe %a se
iSund sh Osns es na BGSs qV We're carly
quiet receipts in the Northwest were Large % t rGe
country elevators and not farmers hards the large
last week ss' ios r the
mills are drawing the country supplies rather ,han
az sprins Wheat MARKETS. today 2s43 bush
adns S cnSaFS s yssr S %ne nfa bush
s bush sf s b rsssp s BUSH Exports
~ sG hush against 1871 The market some
during the latter part OF the session.
nrm. selling on light offerings ana fuin9Ts 81
and the close firm at asQA.c net advance. ne
afternoon strength great surprise TO the unne
which had not anticipated much II any Improvement:
. dull and only four loads
the close OF Change includ-
1900 bush No . red lisc under May In store,
special March shipment May closed at 5ssc: 5000 bush
hard Manitoba private terms and 10000 bush No red
local account. at lac under May in store spot...:
CORS-The market dull but firm IL opened
steady sold up nc and quie, but firm the balance
OF the day light offerings closing the best
prices iaIsc advance The hsAer prices APP
parently due TO covering by shoks buying
interest shown In the market. but there seemed
little uncasness the part OF the sellers
cepts for the day liberal and for the have
quite increase last
shows special improvement West Cash corn
was firm quiet. No . quoted February price
February closed at 4s%c: steamer 4sc
4sIt04sic elevator and 4e,la49.c delivered OATS
The movement encouraged holders to-day prices
slowly hardening with wheat and corn. closing fairly
dssi n Interest exhibited although the steadily declining
focks OF oats the recent fair demand for cash prop
erfy have started inquiries which partially
chi, in little further improvement The interior arrivals
OF oats fair scale and some OF the predictions
are thai the visible supply will Monday show In
crease receipts at the primary markets have gained
ce,ps have $4,000 bush and wheat increased
ass 600 bush steady with fairly active
,rsde in white Sales II 900 bush as follows 1000
s eana Whit. ssa42e N2 white clipped $50
LEY@Market quiet. quoted No Mllwsukse cags,e:
unxraded Western, 6sG6sc MALT.Market STEADY:
western quoted at 7o@7sc sEEpSnMarke ler s.oysr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
THE STATE or TRADE

Baltimore. Feb 20 Flour dull Wheat Nars siea
May 3si.q5si.c: steamer No red ,Sl;ao s 77 "a
bv sample 5GG5sc: grade 5t.noi4c stok, w. ~
bush Corn hrm mixed spot February ana h5 a eohera
a1i,c. May 4si.c bid; steamer mixed iosc piu'
white and yellow isa4ec; stock to3 ' bush sam
90 600 bush Oats quiet and steady: No whito M.S'et
3i.a3si,c; No mixed do. H3i2 a3ic stock 800 ys
ive Inactive; No . 56dJTc stock. ~ NO ia. IN,
si3 5oQSi4 Grain freghts dull very little denana ~
,on arm. middngs $50. Provisions and butter un
cbsnred Eggs steady. 25a26c Coffee firm No - io'2e'
sugar firm: graduated. 81 ". ~. oa,. er,,er
soston Feb Colour quiet. Corn quiet oa,s .,
shorts quiet Provisions quiet Butter quiet Du' Sass
Tnrthern creamery 25q2Gc Western. 1910. 0n s
steady best Northern lalac Western lo2al I:s
ouei Eastern 26a2Ic; Western and Michigan -ca
Flour 775 bbls and 62OI sacks; corn ''''
bush oats. 1925 bush. a. ,, so,oa,a sales
Buffalo 2ospring wheat firm fair demand 1beaco
600 bush No I hard. G3a.nt5'sc lo.Oo busn N"sasd
unsraded spring 9i.c Chicago May eIoshg a.
hard Gi.c: No Northern. G3i.u6ssc; 40 oiu U.s..
Winter wheas good DEMAND steady; saes cor. So
white 5o:c No red 59'.e asked stTIS 81
Stro-1 fair demand. Sales. 4 cars No yeloM, -
II cars No yellow 45lsc; no corn toa
',rs No z corn 4i4GiJi,c track. Oas MN" ~
,,rht sales cars No white. 33i.N3o3tc' car ~ -
white 34i,c; car No mixed. 33sc Track. n".t'S No.
far demand AZ fG2c under quotations 'u",htl,
hanged Rye nrm. No . 55c asked store ''"i '''''
,,uchergrd Mill feed quiet. nrm. unchanged 80 ~
chicago Fob. 2o.-The leading futures ranger d. ''
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Buck Anna T. to the Title Guarantee and Trust .,ou.,
Bloom. Frank H. to : rlmann. 80 Ruh'r- $40,
pr p'' Enoch e 10 Frederick j Middlchrook :
Isoh-s 10 It e Of Ams'erian-a'e mort ~,
nsrns. Nellc j. to sarah FrieIlander. l'0h
Buck Mrs T. o. %' t." Solomon i@S6 30 iis
Burns. Elsie T. and another John Burns. 200,
iiSh-s Ia Il Il ith-a,e. demand; .,,.... 1000
bTaGora M5i n "Gg @Hi"' Of ' year. 1000
Dick kgr and , %@ to .'ieafa NJ Eogh nt
poncr,y i'ridsei to Farmers Loan and Trust ,o
Co., 30 LeNin~ton-aye. , year.. ............ lo"o
Eean. Peter. and wife 10 the Model building and
. ' +; Of levitt TSce ins'amei,s ,:... leo
Glss9 M2rrs ana % VI 81, to AVER "%ST
Hart Imogenc. to Franklin Beames as trustee cooo
Horton Charlotte T. to Maria l. rrinsle ,o
l3oths a7' # Of 2'h-s' year, r, ,dso1 o
$ corner shave and lo2h.s, ye"Js,, :; 5000
81 West '' iaIn-si ......::.. 1900
N in r. ag E.n,rs - pa, West, G"mand 100
SAM to John l. Cadwader and another @ i"a,
Klein HcncdiSt. and wiz To- Abbe . iirlss and
another executors 2iave. '3il # OF so,o
KSnn jams to the Teachers Cooperative Build,
ing and Loan Association, e Sg9;'n"-"V' ~ 400
Krom Erncst and another to samuel ogpenheim. 400
Larson Nndrcw ct al to Jpha Rcinschnidt ~
croonaaSs IS e % St @aka1 1Si, a%e i'm i'm
st. IA It OF isteye. years. ;.....;,', iN""
Mulyauy. Thomas 4. ana VII" 10 itlsr'h -
Tracy. .,h-s 81 II " " 2l-ave. years. "''""
uNr'nur ',iS - of sthavr , ycars"..... 800
Mackenzie. james :. to George Edgar No =" o,o
SJth-st. . years. wv"
Moses Rosa. and another T. Christina HaftunS ,.-o
No East Sih-st : years. -'-'"
Marx George H. and wife IL Henry DE + Neeles. 49,.
\ - liSh-s 10 81 lst-ave. 3 years. -,ooV
Me \ g.. to Walter : Shcafer IT al,
ave, y = corner Charles Place j years i"p
Morris. Thomas. and wife To Evan Evans and
i TlIr ''''.' $50 .,'.""'........ 800
Morris Thomas and wife To q II williams and
WIFE " : Alexandcr-aye Is II OF southern
boulevard. demand cUO
Pomeroy Mary A. q the Mutual Life Insurance
Nos and y hottest | Near........ 900
Itoos. William A.. and wife to ii - Potter
53d-st. II OF Sth-aVe year............ 10000
Holman. John, and wife + j Middlebrooh
" Columbus-,ye % II : of lO6ih-st. 1900
Stricken Sussana. to Samuel katz No IS3 ?th-st
years hoUO
Siegel Eva. II Backer guardian. g Villa
ave. $40 n Potter Place. ......... 400
Same To- Anna Il NDdansky Nia-ave. 400 II
II Potter Place. .................... 1900
Same T. II Cannon. as trustee, g Nila-ave.
3o n 81 Potter Place. = f40O
Same to Edward hudson, Nia-aNe. 3I5 II u OF
Potter Place. 1000
Stenhardt. Morris. ct al to Rosalie katzenstein.
1873 Orchard-st. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Taylor. John. and wife To Morris Steinhardt.
iGith-st and Grand boulevard, I 6iOO0
The New York Realty co - Albert al
other. No i36 To i3sis Broadway and rs and 40
Howard-st. 5000
Titus. Catharne H. Joseph II Titus and
other. executors. Greenwich-s W .. l1A4 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
Go Cet for Business 1nrposrs.
Gunntrn prcpertn for Sale.

G1S FOR CHOICE 5-acre fruit and poultry farm.
Csc mile from depot al Esells. ~ ]. Finest markets
available Whether for occupation investment, You
had better write for particulars TO D. L. RIsLEY .2l
s. l0th-st.. Philadelphia. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
p. s6dS6 30.

timothy. sGdS6 30. EXTRAORDINARILY inactNe.
Quoted japanese 52nj4c: silver bull fsn1oc 49,
give for comparison the closing prices OF he pre-
vious day and for the corresponding date last year
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-06-26
Corrected Down East.

The following is from the Port
Hawkesbury, Canada, Bulletin, a
paper published by Young man
q. J. WilIiams) who worked in
the Advertiser Office here a. few
years ago:
"A recent despatch from San
Francisco says the Hawaiian ma
tionnt band arrived there from
Honolulu. The members refused
to take the oath of allegiance to
the provisional government and
were banished. This rerort is
hardly correct. They beinga COM
pany Of fine musicians some smart
American has no doubt become
their manager, and by circulating
a report that they were bQnished
the sympathy ofthe American peo.
pie will be enlisted and the sue
cess of their tour is thus assured"