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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-18

One cause for the recent revival of
business throughout the country, says
the Trinidad Daily News, does not seem
to have attracted the attention it's impor-
tance demands. When the panic set in
over two years ago the people begun to
economize to the fullest extent they were
able. In many cases their income was
greatly diminished and they began to
put patches-"Cleveland badges"-upon
their old clothes, and make them last as
long as possible, and then wear them
completely out. They mended their fur
niture and made everything last as long
us it would hold together, Aud what
private individuals and families have
done. corporations, villages and cities
have practiced. It was eminently wise
to spend as little as circumstances would
permit and live at all, and save at all
possible points. But this state of things
could not go on for ever. The old
clothes and furniture have gone past re-
pair. Machinery has worn so that it
must be replaced, and the wear and tear
of the material used in various kinds of
employments have made it necessity
that new must be purchased. The old
stocks Of goods OF various kinds have be-
come exhausted, and now must be pro-
cured, new must be manufactured. This
state Of affairs has done much to cause a
demand which hns started up the facto.
ries, given employment to the idle, put
money into circulation, and given life to
all departments Of business.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-18
oTERo COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE,
URDWAY.
cHuRcs pIRscronY.

oRDwAy cHURcn DIRECTORY.
Preaching IO:aD n. IN.
Sunday School II :3U Il. nj.
EpwOrth League 7:3I y. M.
FreachipRss:tOp. ui.1
Prayer meeting Wednesday eyening 500.
Id. KEArOk, Pastor.
Ordway Free Reading Hoonn, in Lecture
Room of n. T.. Church, Ia open every evening
from to o'clock and on Sundays from 2:3D
to $3.50 p. m. Daily and weekly papers AND
80
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-18

Just now it is between seasons in a
farming community. Tho crops are grow
ing and the farmers have comparatively
little to sell. While the outlook Is most
excellent for plenty of money and abund-
ant business IN all lines in the next three
months, the present supply of circulating
medium is comparatively scarce. This
affords splendid opportunity for the
man Of ready cash to do the whole COM
mqnity q good turn. Let every man
who has the money to do SO pay his OBJ
legations promptly. These dollars will
go the rounds, paying many debts dur
ing month, and the general business Of
the country be greatly improved.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-18

Two of Rocky Ford's specialties
will soon be on the market-watermelon
and pantaloupes. The crop of the former
is about the average and our 10. 600 visi-
tors on Watermelon Day can depend on
the usual royal gorge OF feast. The
cantaloupe crop is far in excess of any
previous year and the quality promises
to be superior. The quantity of these
delicacies which will be shipped this
season is going to surprise even old resi-
dents and make glad the local treasury
of the Santa Fe. In past years water
melons have been shipped by freight and
cantaloupes almost altogether by ex-
press. This season however, cantaloupes
will be shipped mostly by freight. The
Santa Fe through freight offers excellent
facilities for getting the produce into
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver
markets with great promptness, and
most OF the immense crop will reach the
delighted consumers through that route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06

50 90 tunps 5o7ac squash scas oo paTsnps s
81 cabbages feregn 100 S4gS1 c 90 doiestc, '-n
81 celery per doz fat bunches SIZE 90; 90 per a9h
stalks lOG6Dc spinach. per bbl. S2n$3; kaIs 81
eu la per crate. 81 75as2 bees ~ 40
0sc romaine Sias2. Havana vege,snies,ohDois e.
carrier 81 JOIS2 20, ohia sag
81 70. peppers s2dS2 80: beans S2pS5
Peanuts still dun and without improve
ment fancy hand picked quoted at sa3isc per b span
sh shelled higher 4i2G4tsc; No virginia sheed -
G3c Honey has little wholesale movement ana pres
noniinally unchanged White clover combs. ia -
per 10 buckwheat 9al0c. Beeswax firm at 3oc per ID
with sional sales To Hlc.
MILK CREAM-The daily average receipts OF mix
and cream at different railroad distributing points IN
ana near the city the week have been as follows
Erie 1873 cans milk 81 Of condensed milk ana
II. cans Of cream: Susquelanna-11 6l cans OF milk
can OF condensed mill; and - cans Of cream lacka-
80 Of milk and Is cans OF cream: New
York central and Iiarlem-2~o cans OF mik 100 cans
Of milk and - Of cream; New lWk ana
hern-7iO Of milk. Newliayen and Hartford
20 cans Of milk; Ontario and Western 300 cans ol
mil cream: West Shore lbs cans or
milk condensed milk and A. cans OF cream:
Jersey Centra-1.W OF milk and ~ cans OF
cream and by miscellaneous short routesJ'o cans o
milk and of The total daily supply has
been 2O.4i2 Of milk ISIS cans Of condensed MIX
and 357 OF The average price pali ior ue
surplus the platform has been 81 y can OF 40 quarts
MIX Exchange price remains at 81 IL can or -4c
u TO the shippers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York February > 1875
BEEVES-Receipts - cars. 593 head - cars Tor
expectation dressed quarters. and cars Tor VS.
rorethst Slaughtered None for sae alive Nominaily
s.,y CITY dressed sides firm at IH3c FOR native
rcsses extra selling 9igc; Texas beef sold AZ bsW
zee Tolays London cable quotes refrigerator beef At
London with quality selling at 9ka"7sc; American
iiv. c1'e sheep unchanged. shipments to-day IN
sud. .nl caiile MonomOy for Iayre By y Norris
ON thu Liverpool 40 cattle for A. j. Thompson
heel ipr y. Morris Tn" Armenia for Glasgow WIZ be
laden with i2p cattle and go sheep Tor Armour CO..
Tomorrow the Paris wil carry t. southampton l,'"
quarters and 800 quarters TOR -
il. Sherman; the Airltic hes no box
CALVES Receipts. 20 head ~ which ~ at SXtieth-s
held yesterday. Not many wanted a.I
per 100 10 q few Harlem do at 81 - No West
ern offered. Dressed calves iul't nHt
unchanged 7alotc city dressed 'els. GsG34c ir
country lesd ip6c FOR little acs with general sales
Al
Hume a Mullen: Harlem Veals. i13 u aver
AK. 81 =; pr leo N. d. 80 To- 40 H. a. sS' 90
SHEEP ASD LAMBS Recrpts. . cars. or Ito head
fDr city butchers direct ami s cars 20 % soI4
ne latter AL Al Jersey CITY. on extremely hgnt sup
plies and firm markets az the West he competition Was
sharp fhe Few offered. ara lambs were Zoe
higher. while sheep advanced 23r The market 'o,.i
nfn Medium prime sheep ,pd a. siHsi - per 100 II.
goo. chDicc lambs a. s. 5on$i :" pre.ed mutton
higher a. per n. and dtcssI lambs ~ 90 N1Ds'
sales NeN Ton " Co: 100 ohio lambs NJ 10 dF.rag''
~ :, 50 3s Ohio sheep. 80 n a. - 80, - sh'ep ana
lambs. n. o. 81. bucks - N. ~ 50 .
Vlkcrson - sherman iG' Kentucky sho'p, 100 To-
noes Receipts. ~ cars. or 7793 head Abou, i25
head ~ sale Aisrk"t st.tdy ~ 81 ;onsi - country
dressed firm ~ 3H'c Or g13d heavy Z, Nsht "eshs'
se"iI1me 4 Mullen q state hogs 1873 N average.
~ 81 20 per lo' ~. - piss - 10 % - 40. go. -
sanders ate Monday. ~ state hass. l%I 10. a.
50 40. 80 90. ll' H. at - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06

n,t small business at unchanged prices The s'ans , up
~ the spreckeis refinery not put favoran,eo r,
in the field although the gradual closing al of German
prnuated have comprised 100 bags for theas9 a net
bags for NcwYor This sugar y quo ra,d american
cash. duty paid. delivered ~ Nc" '
granuated Ia quoted at &c ....s TO-DAY showed a
TOBACCO-The dealings as reported ssatisfactorv
quiet market with prices. however Iay Iers waiting
for further indication OF the course VI Havana
follows: io4 700 cases crop sas New England Havana
On 40 cases 1892 DO 20p40c oo cas' 100 hales
80. 90 bales Havana dscqsi %. ana wv 'he
Considering sales movement as an ,u' he
the market anaiI I'm IN The sales at the
leading Eastern markets during inc i at1 % n were sold
on 10 100000 NJ Of which abou, -" pave been ob.
tnSJ or the total soles here domestic i n,,n
n eaIes than usual the transactions anouht'ns
nv -, $40 u,) y, the balance being foreign Buyers az
~ % sem % recognize strength Of the market ana
while insisting on lower pf,ces' ar GOOD Value for
~. rene sellers do not object TO this: as a gooi
many nnc samples shown Ihe supply "a 70 ii,ev fr
such stock Choice combng has sold close 10 .''o' n
medium grades up to &c anu u, o o, WOOL
quite pronounced The for foreign wool seems
have assumed little better p3Ston W" t snrn,,
Trvss ios,loc. Monsyreo liQGc Australian. l'n--c'
The Department of Agriculture VIII ptoD'ps is ~ ,hs
wool clip calendar year 81 1874 ABOUT ba,
From semi-oflioial sources however ~ - -, .hict
the wool clip reported ior le5 was an Janu-
WAS dert eI nom 4jois0l sheep IN eAIs,'hcc %, 49, -,
L. 1921 and afforded an aNcr"ge W's''i ,,,,nn 5oS
553 NJ. The vol clip ior ls't wi" , h tSc Gin Of
is3 but above the figures 1872 which were 2i"ouo
The average veirnt per nese 9 o Isg, WIZ WHEN has
marked the Improvement ia the culture an"
a.rep during the las, few Years - nn,n g, IN h
"ensts wear 1880 was 5i5 H. fbr 1907 ~ n. and for
1889 538 NJ The gain for ssi Is nHsn F, he ln
for the two between 1890 and ls"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06

900 bales secured TdaIs Az do locks and pieces o,sg
lid greasy 4gezd do locks and pieces 4gofd Soa na
pieces 4s@sd do locks snd sl pie' DO
locks and pieces 4ig4od greasy 345l.d; do locks ana
pieces 3aTls.d Tasmania. 10 bales; secured $50 Ne%
Zealand 1000 bales secured. Iiad greasy ouy1i: 40
locks and pieces 4a6&d Cape OF Good Hope ana Nata'
bales secured 6ddls 2isd; greasy 3suod; 90 chs
and pieces ga d4S.d The series closing to-day opened
taneiy Competition has been hesatng than usual
merinos concerned ana IN con
sequence they suffered decline Of per cent with me
exception Of greasies South Africa WOODS nave
been neglected throughout and have declined from 10
~, per The activity Of buyers for America has bee
tho principal feature the series They bought the BEST
greasy and secured mernos with remarkable freedom and
raising these grades half penny Buefs
for the purchased only moderately There was
poor hot-water washed woods which solo at
r,inous compared with last years rates
During present series America has taken lGoO bales
home buyers bales and the Continent o20oO oaes
while 1000 bales carried forward to the next series
havin mir T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06
OTHER MAnKErs-nY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Feb 5-Ciutc- Receipts last ~ hours. ~
head total TT Week thus far 300 h'hi. lli SAM
last week $40 head. Consigned uirlbsh ~" yea
To- Sow York head. sale 80 head market opened
steady. sales aoid closed steady and arm. ll sold "a.
lad n extra steers solid late - % ght steers ~ "H
81 ~ Texas h.fer~ Sfr>9 u. fair 90 good at COWS
i.'a fhu. fu 523,o h"ld. Tor sam" TIM Easy
se,a 81 head. carsizucd through 800" head to N""
YORK 5000 head. -air li'1 head. market oi"n"i
active aud higher. closed arm. ut soil l'tk'iS NiA.I
), 81 good MEDIUMS and heavy s. 30GSi ~ mostly s. ~
rs, 80 .fghs 81 .DrfB stage NirS@ 81 lf-. - 80
lx4 80 sheen ana lambs. Receipts lts y hours. uV'
.aI total fr week thus ft. go bead. ~ snn" iAe
las, wees - head consigned fr ugh iN mead, ID
Sos. Y.rk 3 go mead sale. 500 head. market opened
ani nrm or god lambs and ~ MIXED sh,rp s,d
'sIrf -'."p easier .--i sf ns Az IN q, -,
81 20 fair {, good. 81 5oaSi -. good - prime lambs.
4,0y, 10 fair god - jOps5 % culls and common
lots s8Gs % export nethers 81 23GSi 20, export ewes
81 15gsi .,- r.-,-,.
tnion stock Yards chicago Feb. 3.-cattle-Receipts
{ 500 head Market firm common e. extra steers; ~ 30
ass 90 s,ocsers feeders. 81 2JS3 80 and bulls
head. Marke, duh Sc higher Heavy. sass % com
mon T. choice mixed 81 spnSt ~ choice assorted ~ pT
8, o. light 81 $3.50 50 pigs. sass ~ She"p-Resep,S
~ head Market strong. Inferior 70 choice = 90
-, us F~n NCa,e- Receipts. $40 head Mtrke,
... .r prires steady NHfv" steers s. HuHsi 90. COW
s. oqss y Texas steers s. tiasi H'gs Receipts GOO
Sg4st nN.i s. 75r -. light. ~ 80 - '' sheep e
,.nfs 49, head Mirkci steady anl shade higher M
i've mixed 81 .5aSt -. lambs ;, 800, 90 , .
s,rUng NJ unchanged prices prime. S'g>" =" GO" - 80
A a. .l iufeh.f-' g 9nnSt "a. rough ftt. >3lN' 49,
fsr light steers 81 Ons3 - Hog Receipts light 49,
,,t rIr. hotv, Philadelphia s. @5uf4 -. MEDIUM Pll
!, B, common fair N'fk'rs anil pigs - luf - -.
r0ugls S3Isi sheep supply far ENf's ~ Ot>' 10
:. ye,rinx- 60 ;oaSa 90 scst lambs s3'op$ ." com
t.In % ftIr - d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06

,~,e,ro r,b : ,specaN.-N Wheat to-day advanced
oon, anl hold tho ad,nnrc Way opened at 80 sold DO
tween % and "a AMI c.o-'i AZ ~. cents sellers The
strength .ame from Liverpool. That marker was uP
York said foreigners were buyers Ncw-fork
was the buyer here M the bull news cam" from
the other side The Australian crop was reported - per
cent less than last year Stocks u wheat and -four IN
bond in French ports reported onN 2anrr hush"'
against g. 10000 bushels twelve months The dis
coirasng circumstance the lack ~ cash demand
was ignored however. up 10 III. close Primary re-
cepi. small. i57.Oo bushels. against over 10000
bushels last year. Minneapolis and Duluth had only
cars against 33 last S"ah0art exports wheat
and nour about 21O.pD bushels corn also up
a cent AMI osc,l the top May opened M 49, sold
between ~. and ~ and closed at ~ cents sellers
West. Munesota and Iowa. ON ID" other hand,
there demand from the s"aho ard New England
The Western demand supposed 90 he due - ~"
exceedingly weather. Receipts moderate.
the estimate fJr tomorrow was leo cars Pei
mary receipts only 23o"o bushels against almost
Sp.pD bushels last year Now York and 81 Louis
bought lecil shippers M" sellers oats
affected by the strength ~ wheat and Prices all
vnnced = ~ a cent and closed about tho May
between 2S and -" ana closed ~ 80 cents selers.
buying 10y shorts. Receipts werr no tho
estimate for To- morrow 100 Provisions Jagged
until grain markets had become strong. they
lard and There hogs. the cs'i-
mate e.. tomorrow 5000. The export demand.
excellent early last week. dd show any signs ~
reappearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

il.
COTTON-The market quiet but nrineI uu,''b w.
,orniug on dsappontsd covering by operators WIN "''
nom short las, evening the trade alaIeny Icing su
,.risa4 hy IN. Hrmness Of Liverpool Later hp"eNei h
seae developed and prices worked OF several points on
,rerlnvs by early During the latter ptt 81 w
DAY the market dull and rather heavy ,iosnE AgS
Al 213 points Line. Tpials sa!es We're III wv ""
LAST .,enins there quite strong bear it"nhs o..
,.loued ana traders generally made Arrangements ivr
lower opening Liverpool was dis"pp'lng ana sIo'me
unexpected vhereupon N" shoiis came IN L"
cover resulting litle advance at me olehhs IRE
early estimates crop movement Tor me nay WIZ
huIlish and helped the advance. The TAX about w III.
and prices weakened easily under the offerings ne si-
,n,,o ~, ,i. uor movement range l10oJO 90 $50
100 bales for the week. which Ia falling IN 81 2"W, 10
-. ou, ls,l.. from the movement a week Ile
movement into sight this has brought about
: us Up bales forward average OF about l,""rp
bales per month is still only little under
900 bales ,-r week. and the point mad" that II ne
arrivals during baance II the season average "n
.yp bales l.er month The total will he about "3prWp
bales Tor crop Buying hv Liverpool and selling iy
cable features during th' dai u"
South being based on heavy movement Ak
Orleans There were sDmc requests from
Souhe towns bids spot cotton but the local ftm'
apparently disposed make any Large o FRS
AT very favorable The estimated receipts al W."
Orleans iUD l3 900 bales. against
Gal iales last week bales last year Houston Re
crp,s bales 2s2l ba.es last week and
SOS bales last GEAR. Memphis G.3 bales against al
bales Inst week CO. bales last year
Opening and close TO-DAY. and closing BIDS The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of COrti ndt and DesbrOsses Sta
900 A. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter
mediate stations.
S:15 A. VI. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER, But.
rAL0: NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. az
the Wes. principal and local points; dining car
su'Pens0a Bride Pullman yes,Ibqie sesger to Chcasa
mediate points, connections for Reading and Harrsbus
100 p. VI. daily. except Sunday. for ELMIRA and q
intermediate stations: connections FOR Pottsvle and Read
Ing. chair,ca. to wilkesbare.
Ht1O r. ". daily. except Sunday. for L. and
JUNCTION and pr.Icipal intermediate stations; Pulmas
buffet pariorcar to Wilkesharre connections for Pou
4.:O q. VI caiy. except Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD anc intermediate stations
SI5 r. VI. daily FOR Easton and intermediate stations
600 y. VI daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all pon West Pullman Sleeper vestlbuled traia
~ 7. Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto; connee'
tons for Reading and Harrisburg.
$50 =. ". daily Sunday. for Esston ard Inter
mediate stations.
O;OO II. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RocH.
ESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Pullman sieepers to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
Wlikesb
Tickets. ard Pullman accommodation. AT ~ ?si. -
.723 Broadway. i43 Bowery ~ East l4th 81. ~
East i25th 81. " Y. san Fulton 81. Court St. "
Broadway. and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn. ~. Y.
The " 7. Transfer Co will call Tor and check o1gyW
from hotel or residence through TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06

Market closed at /: to points d'c.re compared
with Yesterdays closing prices TrhrsfefrIhe notices.
40c. TOTAL sales, liz bales. New-ioik net receipts
2s97 bales r.oss l2c73 bales Exports Continent -"
bales forwarded 6osO bales sales 80 bales sInneis
- bales. stock bales. Total net port receipts
to-day. .sg bales: far this week. $3.50 ha!es
Exports to-day: Great Britain. LIB bales continent
oi5 Thus far this week Great britain 3'1s
bales France. 7.l75 bales Continent. i312 baes; stpA
91s 0a b,ie New York sales to-day ana last night
officially reported For consumption. .! ha.e .i-
cotton dull and easy, mddug upiands J>sc. mddling
Guf 81. which i6c lower compared with yesici-
days closing.
iiverp-p csble-Spo: quotations full maintained
sales bales. speculation and eNpnit 800 bales,
American. 700 bacs. receipts. IL 900 bales: American
~ bales. mddng up.ands. 3l-32d Futures opened
partially l-o4i decline closed quiet aud steady ~ IN
March-Aprii 25sizs April MAY 219.b May-June. .fis
June July 2G2iss July August zoos, August -S.pcmb'r
30lb; September October. 30siss; October November
303iab: November ecember 3o5v. Manchester-Yarns
cloths quiet.
COFFEE-The market extremely dull and less in
shown in the Of prices than for
fact attention whatever paid from the
opening which small sales partial decline Of
points up hnal hour when the usual attempt TO
make respectable record undertaken with no
aors were passive. The worlds Visible supply Feb
rlary . 7224s7 bags. increase Of 1920 bags
market higher. Is 900 for No 4 Exchange
quoted 10 ll6: 1000 bags; stock Rio. 49,
600 bags: Santos nm and unchanged at 10 400 reis
oep,s for days 1900 bags. stock. 273.OO bags
bags: oearances OF Victoria coffee In January 1000
bags Hamburg steady al y pfg advance; February. q -
rch. 100 April. $3.50. Nav 900. Havrc. D.. franc
higher February % francs: March 1850. April % 81
May 81 IS Contracts closed duh hanged quota
tons points advance Sales were $3.50 bags fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06
RAILROADS..
Den NSYLVANIl
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of Desbrosses and Cortlaudt st,..
I'm Effect January 20 ISo.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cort,audt st,..
1000 Car tI & rTrE5souif
s%'s'"en Sfssns Ss'f sn2Mas SHs
lP1'f II aas T sSD ST. 6uls EXPIRES,
y. Gsicaso "A. %rrIys cncinnai Iosa 'S' ~ Low
,s I;vssad Ms5Thw fsSsss Pfss
sns n"ns me- to nSanaaos and s
500 ?u pAtr1 ';' Exp TT51lns s..p,,.
to pu'burs; Coppects for Chicago daily. and cl.vs
Land " wxs lihf s1raSs fliSs'TH r SOUTH
10 IoiG D!ninG car Il A. NJ 20 g 90 Goa
n' 3 ssS, r .ss ssss Ss
IT, - rarl.r sna pgins ,car- 20 Dining csa
soITTHERN RAILWAY "FlorGa Express" asopr
ssrns. ncspn. ans az ss:s:: e ss' ss
,Sr,c - I9,eg?mery nd 1ackS2ny l,, g.
sony.e and $ hrFus,Ine 40 NJ week-dsy,' s nM
ao. say W .y ' sIIsper 70 T noa Macon
cHrsAPEAKr 3 ONO RAILWAY. Express awpv
p rofST SSSl wo 1Hr d ni'1 %oRFoK VA
shs,,:s RGsfr NJ weekdays ana With Tsr sss;
F6 6;r nTlAXTIr CRY - F. weekdays rnro.A
ron CAPE NAV 200 p " weekdays.
week sur sqys, !c7ccp,, Asbary Park and oe.:s
FOR pTIIADELrHIA.
- rs a saT Cs ssc a go 70 iI!
e2 D1 n's y6 CAR s ~ s r. IA "a III a nisA
A:or IONS s End f'e q cs
groaaway and Brcokyn Annex sa alto rCot Fulton
viii S or AND ee asss from
hotel, and rsslaences through to aes,natlon
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06
Hay AND STRAW.
HAVANA SUGAR MARKET

Havana. Feb. THE sugar market has been mostly
confined during the last week active demand
The speculative side Offering eighty higher figures sales
have been Effected NJ Abi.c arrtd This for
the favorable reports from abroad. which show ad
In prices In view OF this state Of affairs planters
to be hopeful ~ "A further improvement
In prices In tho future therefore, those estates
which had not begun grinding are making separations
To- do FOR hwiih. There has been demand by
American buyers for tobacco leaf. but the stock
getting several lots have been realized favorng
sellers prices and larger sales could have been effected
II not FOR the mentioned above. According
ndvces from the Nuen Abajo district rains have
recently done benefit to the tobacco leaf fields
and though the IL partly secured yield will
be- much less than that o last Tn" contrary how
reported from IN" Clara district. where
sscnt drouth Is doing damage to the plant. and
far fear that the coming will turn out complete
failure The cigar factories continue working with full
hands although Incoming orders from abrol dccrcas
In