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The Monticellonian., 1895-11-08
The Monticellonian.
FRIDAY, Nov. 8, 1895.
Local Mention.

Several drummers showed up Tn our town this week.
 FoR SALE-My residence in Monticello. w. F. BEssELLIEU.
 Esq. Carter, of Lincoln County, was here last Monday.
 Order your whiskey from EIvin Caster through II. F. Bailey. 42-tt
 Mr. Abner McGhee, of McGhee Station, was here Tuesday.
 Miss Oregon Collins, of Tyro, was here the first of the week.
 Go to Bickarts for fruit for your Xmas cake.
 Mr. Brown Garrison, of Warren, was here this week,
 Mr. Stewart Kuhn has gone to 7 New Orleans on Il business trip.
 For ice, coal or lumber, of all kinds, see II. F. Bailey. 42.4t.
 Miss Annie May Allen is visi- ting friends in Little Rock.
 Forty or fifty brood mares and mules, for sale by Allen X Wood. l There was a lively business in town the later part of last week.
 MT. John Collins, of Tyro, was here last Monday.
 Mir. F. II. Simpson, of Fountain Hill, was here this week.
 When you are sleepy, sleep; when you are tired, rest, when hungry eat; when chilly take Chestham's Tasteess Chill Tonic and your days in the land will be many. 50 and D cents Guaranteed.
 Mr. J. s. McCulloch, of Relfs Bluff, was here this week on a wis it to his family.
 Misses Gertie Collins and Haygood, of Lincoln county, were here last week.
 If you want good whiskey, order from Elvin Caster through II. F. Bailey. 42-tf.
 Mr. R. F. Bennett came in on Monday evenings train, on visit to relatives and friends.
 Mrs. ". E. Harvill is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eddins, of Pine Bluff, this week.
 Miss Rosa Stanley has returned to her home at Pine Bluff, after q visit to relatives here.
 Just received at Eck's gallery, q large stock of the latest picture frames and moulding. 1t
 We are glad to see County As sessor, HiIlman, up again, after a severe spell of fever.
 Mr. Geo. Spencer, of MorrelI, spent a day or so here this week with his family.
 Miss Eva Whitaker has return ed from an extended visit to rela- tives and friends in Tennessee.
 Itch is a most disagresable and disgusting affliction and should be at once checked. Hunts Cure will do it-seven year or any other variety, also Tetter, Ringworm, etc. Guaranteed to cure. Price 50 cents per box. Mr. Jas. Molly has been doing brick work at Portland for the past week.
 Capt. Thompson, of Darda- nelle, the boss insurance agent, is in our town.
 Mr. P. II. McHenry, of the Ar Iansas Gazette, was here this week.
 Eleven or twelve people joined the methodist church in this city last Sunday.
 Go out and view the walls of the Orphans Home as they repidly go up.
 We have been entirely too busy this week to look up many per s0nal locals.
 The lady who importeda Peruvian dog for the sake of his Peruvian bark to cure chills had never heard Of Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It cures the chills any where somehow and all it costs is 50 and 75 cents per bottle Guaranteed.
 Mr. D. B. Watkins, of Fountain Hill, was here with cotton last Tuesday.
 Mir. John Bennett, of Lincoln County, paid relatives and friends
The Monticellonian., 1895-11-08
Cotton States and International Expo. sition, Atlanta, Ga., Sept, 18th
 t0 becemher 2lst, 1895.

Fer the nboF, uamed oreas,on rouud trip tickets. Monticello 10 Atlanta "a good untii Jan. 7th, iSaG, s2N95. Tickets limitcd to return % days from date of sale soi a5 round trip Tickets good h dayS sl5i5; 10 day tickets sold oHly sept IGth md affh Oct 9th. 1fih and 36h, Nov ztit, l7tlI aaa 45h, Dec tfb apl I6tht Tickets on sste eYely day except Hhra iH.ted t1 lA days. E E. NINDEs.
 Agent
The Monticellonian., 1895-11-08
LOOK HERE!

Having made up my mind to follow Hy profession for the rest of my lites therefore wish to say to my friends. and the public generally, that am fully prepar- ed to treat any and III diseases of the eye. Also do opthalmie surgery.
 l can only refer you to lnl 20 years prae- tice, in and around Monticello. as testimo- nials of my sucecss. also test and suit glasses ta the eye. Iuse Hawks Chrystnl- izcd Lensas-the very bet pebble eass
 Respectfully, tf. w ]. HAMM.
The Monticellonian., 1895-11-08
Warming Order.

Drrw Ghaneers. Court CATHERINE MILES, painful,
 g.
 W ]. MILES, defendant. The defendant, W.J Miles, is warned t5 appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of t4e plaintiff, Gather inc Miles.
 l.. E. lloKE, Nov. }, 1895. Clerk. M r. Semou, Atty for Plf
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Chancery Sale.

Pursuant to decree of the Cbancery Court of Drew County, Ark rendered. on the 18th of June, 1895 in the suits.of c. r. Harris, guardian &c., V. II S.. uar and others, the undersigned special cnmmis. sianer of said court, il said ea.lse, will efIlr at'public sale, on Saturday the 30th day of November, 1895, it the Court House door in the town of Monticello, the Following .le- ser bed real estate, situate iu Drew County. ta-wt: The South Half of B.ocl, No. Two Funded 900 in the town ef Monticello. Said sa 'e Will b. on credit of tlIea months. anl the pur.' aser.reqn.red to give note with approved .acui iy aai Il len re ta,He=l an tlt. property till 'pa1melt as additional sec r,ty.
 L.. E. 8Iof@ts.
 Snocai GontffiS~ia- CT.
The Monticellonian., 1895-11-08

List of Letters Remaining in the F. 0. at Monticello, Ark,
 Unclaimed for 50 days. Adkins. Mrs. Alice. Hrnring, Joe. Device, Mr.. Rosetter. Giee.,, Indoas 2. McLeudo Green.  Scott, Rty. A. C. Smith, Hattie. Thc above mhIesS cniIed for within the nexf tHe Nte ks w,ll te sent to tic dead letter Cff!ec
 A. A ELI. P. N.
The Monticellonian., 1895-11-08
Warning Order.

h the Drew Ghancerv Court. Robert Lee, Plaintiff.
 yS. Leuza Lee, Defendant The Defendant. Louiza Iace is warned L. appear in this court within thirty taoJ days and answer the complaint If tie plaintiff, Robert Lee. WOOD X GOTHAM L. E. HokE,
 Atty for Pltf. Clerk. Oct 25, 1ss5
The Monticellonian., 1895-11-08
THE OIL CURE SUPP0SlTORlES

HtIE1 VII . WttL AOI v DE ! v aNa LlV For Constipation, Piles, liberated Reetam and Frolapsis $l.OO.
 OIL CURE PASTILLESSsg}r oe%o oo Il Piseass 4s.fsted eatalogue of the Oil Curc inthe treatment of Cane T. Lupus, Liberation, Consumption, Chronic, Malignant and Skin Diseases sent free. Address 500 Center st., Little Rock Ark
The Monticellonian., 1895-11-08

ABSTON-Little Edith and Jim mic, son and daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Jas. Abston, died near Win
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81 3d. DO California SO 25ds3 49, DO Havana per III "a
81 u.s. tangerines Florida: per box s2a$ 5o mandarns

81 eo DO California 50 $3.50 7S DO Havana per ~ ~
% tsnse1 f, si@s o. 00S '2@' 'o mandarn
'Iesf fsap6 HE'D evapora,ea apple.
pcr s' ac ssIy feeling little with most grade:
ssw 5s
5a sew ssay
forna apeois sold mostly good bag fruit about
sng%s;s s
&c: chons sa:ss and skins; sic Ra.pbsrrs
s isc Bsekberriss SIC Pnms Sash Aprcos
s4aioc Peaches California peeled i2@isc; DO IN.
Dfied seasy @ are oSns sho.
s sss an" ra %se' With
fsss g. fSss s$ s$ s.is sr s,,
aassy very so.d ., amsnd fail
v Ws quote OF "f Fa%s pee 'S' r. 'rs
So s9'sTs 81 Ds;SH. 81 Ss i:
mana rather sa .ar Sa a
quotations turkeys however, more ,o ss,rsm;
steady N 1nS hem. c ps %
: a. &:., %s w :s
phadeEhs lSG2lc do Western ioS'sc SQUADS per
GAME-choice heavy wild ducks in light supply and
S ,sG$"ss s = :s's 1'':
n s o saa r a. IS sA "a e
,cS5c DO shipping Soc clover mixed 5oa5;e: clover
3J9 4Sc rye straw +0M.5c. straw. 800 4Oc.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Potatoes are firm At
recent under continued light receipts Sweet
potatoes steady. onions IN sellers favor. No fresh re-
c-ips kale spinach and quotations nominal
Eerruda and Havana vegetables held steady but moving
kowlv Local winter vegetables generally firm We quote:
taoes Bermuda per bill S5GS6 30: do State and East
ern Rose 81 25G<2 30. do white kinds S2ns2 25 n
scotch maPnum ner sack. 81 l2as2 % sweet potatoes
Dbl 50mS2 -: onions white. SSJ: do red, 81 $50
20 30: do yellow 81 .9s2 80: cstbags foresn 100
domestic 3Ts. celery dozen stalks 13cf
81 turnips per Dbl cOcMs: pat snp'. IjcNsi squash 81
nsl ~: kalo siGsl - spinach Sass: onions. Havana
crate So per carrier SASS so peppers. SO
81 25 tomatoes 25as: 10; lettuce. Bermuda per crate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-15
THEY WANT LOWER TELEPHONE RATES

At a meeting OF the Harlem Republican club held
Tuesday evening the following preamble ana reso-
luton were unanimously adopted:
Whereas. bill is no" pending IN me tes,s
,at,re Of this state known as Senate bill NO. u
and Assembly bill No. 2il. entitled An ACT to reg
ulate telephone charges I'm the state OF New ork:
and to empower certain state officers TO revise and
regulate the same" Therefore be II .
Resolved. That We. the members OF me ~ iia i
Republican Club. representing a membership from
nearly every Assembly district in ths cry. isrse
numbers of whom are subscribers TO the telephone
system request and demand that our representa-
tives in the Senate and Assembly al Aiplhy Use
the massage OF said Senate bill No - hhh As
sombly hill No. al. directly IN the interests o.
,heir constituents. and in accordance with reason
and justice
Andrew NJ. Underhill is president OF me o'ep'
and C. A. Heller the corresponding secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York February ~. isa3.
BEANS AND PEAS-Iight stocks Of domestic beans
and steady reduce OF the supply Of foreign sivns
moderrtn scale h" nosS business is doins to permit
steady advane" in most kinds car Of hSee msrrG %
1ncn became nTme % bcfoH night and at hS close
ney have reached 81 10 Al grades Of foreign beans
held with increasing confidence Green peas quiet We
quote FOR choice quality Beans marrow per bush $"
nsy s. a e to @ ~ d1 pea % 40 S w ao u Md
soup 81 30 Do yellow eye. 81 5as2 %: do lima. Cali
qsi s. peas SSls Sios's d. Sas. sasi Or
hrTTER-It very evident to-day that there would
not nT Gsmnnd enough to take all the fresh ereamey t
days and sellers met the situation at dropping the
ing reduction in all other grades. Held Of all
f fonc, s State ' slo% "nS nsr MAS Ute nGny "r
sr T"' onn me- TO re Win lS rat r nn common TO- good
Sill pretty well II fine at 2oc; few selections going a, Ss
sn%t p 9nd factory In moderae
snas 4 H. 36 G 90 Ti 2 ia ;a do has to fsS
ise; stat dairy half nrk,n tubs fan ends fancy. IN
saSc Do hds to seconds ;' @,aon S ecams s
lOn sc Western dairy. "l,c. factory fresh fancy. i,c
do thirds hts slsaiic: do held s's1ie'so; rolls,
CHEESE ExpSr'ers have taken nearly g 900 boxes OF
prr b s% s ~nn s and rom e o o he
state and ii,c for nnsyisaniS close skins trade
of full hey coore% For sesc the
nrmer with sales OF small a, iitgi2e. and spe,
cable ''s ooed IS. White 4s We Quote
factory !ill cream. nll 'olted nancy
per 10. NE: do white. fancy. ioAuilc do. good
choice loaio9c do. common TO fair eg9'c do. small
size. colored farcy. iiAIl2c do white. fancy ll.r
ii'se; do good to choice iOseils do common 70 fair
state ial SKINS a@sisc: rsnusyiyans skins
EcGSThe n'rket Tor fresh gathered has made fui %
Their serious break. Receipts not heavy, and the
humiliation hand is not very large while advces from
producing sections do indicate much, II any increase
In shipments hut trade has been cut down much By
the recent ADVANCE that holders unable 10 ind a
prompt cutls' for the moderate quantity on 0rer
and with negheoring markets declining the 10
sell ha. rrsued In much lower prices. Held fresh have
unchanged We quote: Jersey, per do. 2sc State and
Pennsylvania &c; Western 2Gc; Southern. 2tQ25c
frigerator, fresh; isa22c lined: lsa2oc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sell readily the extent OF
the light arrivals At hrn prices Grapes quiet Gran
berries In IA. demand and Arm Florida oranges small
supply but meeting little demand. California fruit
In good demand and prime Havana lots sell fairly as
Dbl ssast do spy sad}a Is do spitz ssS,5 So do under
grades seqS2 oO grapes catawba, per small basket 10
per cras ~ !US3 Isl oranges, Florida per box ~ 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-15
nns rang and close to-day. ard Closing bids the

Mako, closed very dull 10 points ndVan'e CON-
pared with yesterday closing prices l,shs,e,r.ns
no,io-s Total snes. 30 100 bales Ss"- orr s'u
r,cs,n,. 500 ba-. exports forwarded COS bales sses
A, h.ie, .ninne~ bales. stock l75o1 bales lota'
ne, receipt. to-day ot&5 bales. thus Tar tns 49,
10; 49, bales Exports today Gres' Rritain 10" oa
,.onfIn.n . 7at Thus far this week uIsa bI,SI
=, ri bales Continent ~ 800 bales stock W. 80 hl
Tecy York s-, sales and list night as 'I'ih,
,,,,,,ct 80 cnnsmpu n g. bales: spot COTTON dhll'
,nddine uplands. -. miidlng gun 1sc' ""''" y w
hanged COMPARED with yesterday 81 sing ,-
TVerro,i cables spot cotton firm sales l"W' nHi''
export. loo bales american H'
r...ipts ausu bales American. l'"p harH' M,i''u's
INLAND. "a Futures opened steady. parNaN % ~
and steady ~ -. point ~. az
F~hruary 2Giy. February March 2piv MHt,n I,,
49,. ,nril M,v ,sl - Man jun" @1npl; June -Juil
49, i,i,. August :aei-s. August S"piemo'r """s 80
f.utcr. october BuGN october November, "''ss.
lr December .g- Manchester quiet ana s'""'
,lnfhl ~pVlf. .,,,u MA.
sptFFF ~. mo, again OF very Sii'' ~
,.,rt,,s utt mo- ndortons ~ early revival III s',u
49,, Thnr. has been falling On IN the "at"npu
,rt 81 tears 1he markets continue 10 rue
suff hi. within a very marrow iHs'
III .r,ud 90 the face of IN" i,r.lsh
-, hu. ,fice- are considered sufficiently high Wv 'nN
having Win feeling IN" market ',',','r 80,
~, -, t,,le animation May. July and september ul'
ions rnpnoIolil.d attention IN" srrht"n par, 80, a,
e, small advance quotations tln "n, n..,
4. a.. ,c,a. exchange ll-is receipts. ls"' pasS
- III as, tags santos. "a refs hgher i"", 's
,~r.,,s To- naEs stock. 2sI."D bags 'irdl'n n"'n
s.ufes steamship fIob~in with i>'r tasS' II - pr
and ~,ead, February "5ap francs. M.r.n -, IL,
fsrg quoted February. ia pfss. March 80" piss
60 = - pigs MAY - - pfgs - ,,,..
a unchanged - > points "k'''
s,...s w.f. ano aags follows -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-15
SPFdKERS AT The HARVARD DiNHh"'

Among the speakers at the twenty-hh'h a''"o.
dinner OF the Harvard Club. at Delmonico = "eN'
Thursday at $50 p. m. will be Martin br''''n'''
OF Boston; Professor c. +. dunbar, VINO Is ao''s
president of the university during the aDsen.e ~
President Eliot In Egypt; Professor u" 49,
ahros, .us,er r. Fox and LLOYD McKim Garrison
rhor. u,u also no representatives OF Yale. Co
umbia and Princeton William b. Hornpl1wer rs
expected speak for Princeton, AZ AZ ne, are
men whether members of the cIuo OF not. A.
Cordially Invited be- present. The price , %, 'ne
dinner including wine. will be sh the rlup' az
usmaI ma vine the additional expenses: Tnose de-
string to attend the dinner shSssn Se"S hr
ciuhhouse in West Forty-fourth-st ana tneir
tickets will be returned TO them by man. IL hs
eynected that the attendance this year VIII De
larger than ever before. The Dinner Comini s
is as follows Charles C. Beaman. william .. so
rnans Ceoree r. sheldon. Walter Alexander. sam
mel L. Parrish. Nathaniel $. smith, william N.
Draper and ~ Thayer Robb.
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CASH QUOTATIONS
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT


.or.-ox--rhc market was dull but firm during me
morning o. the Liverpool strength at Sew.orieahs
nI III ohou, further inclemont weather south par
,iularv through the II Texas During me httef
oon h,sln.ss was exceptionally dull the market Closing
serv iuIl At d3 points advance sass u,'J h,, " -,
,.e,,or showed announcement Tor the oulis 70
A., oming fl al slight advance In prices early hnaly
losing nj IL advance" spot sdies VIZ -, ~
,,iv .-tlye scale in that market. amounting 10 i"""
hos with prices steady. The reports IRON "" Spn'
med the principal nnuei'. ~
49, - hotter prices. The foundation FOR the bullish
,.. IL no movement and the weather conditions buIWS
,o. a., vcck there las been very heavy Idihg %" ~
,or, arrivals and this falling on mas "'h 80 gro"
The week are not expected 10
~,,r FAR from l5rp bales. against l+6~o bales last
reported from the southwest IS "i
nus. interfering with traffic there and estimates ."
- int for T. unreliable. IN" N"N
o.,.,ns receipts cst!u aied ~ lND - "W" baleN
: tales last week. and liz ba's hSt val
I,us,on receipts today les bales against 2,'
tslr. lat week 2o5i bales last year The private "''
,,.,,he- have had . great deal to say about delay IN
suring work and tn possibility - the inhuenr" =" tS
NJ, IN the area planted cotton this spring me sa''
ueri e made that the inclement weather mas heayrh
,,r aud ia. H. advanced - far ihat the result
Large d.as'ncy In area ard = Very ate crop
n claiming that sales Of fertilizers 70 SCUM
I'm agencies further suhsiantaie the IDEA OF fahS
~ the .,,- a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-15
EOsT0N WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb. ii-Thc demand for wool from manuac;-
urers has been good. sales 81 this
ASH which 2.slIOOo u, q" domestic, and
N Fleece OHIO me-
sale Of and above at lGsTlIc. y at 10 "a
iGc and No nj isa2Oc. Michigan wool dull ~ l5c for
y and Isnlgc for No l. tnwashcd ana unmrfchantahic
feeces sold quite freely AT ionl2c. Inwashed conhng
woods firm and In demand NJ lIhlsc Tor one-qunrter
and blood with holders asking 10
Washed conbing wooi firm at .Oq2lc and nnc delane
sells al isqlgc Ohio and lie for Michigan Territory
woods active reqIesi and sell ~ ou2c principally
30a32c California Texas and oregon wools sell
price territory, with considerable.
doing Pulled wool In good demand and firm ~
2OG25c good super and combns Australian wool sells
freely lGdlc. TO quality. Cape sold at li4iJc and
Canadian 2n22c. Foreign carpet woods quiet ana
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARK FITS.

Liverpool Feb. ~. 3:45 D. m-Beof-Estra India ness
dull at d7s Cd prime mess. dull at 56s I'D Pork-Prima
meas. Western fine. dull 53s Sd: do. medium. dull ut
tss sd Hams-short cut. about ~ 10 10 n. steady Al,
sss bacon-cumberland cut. about y TO 81 10. dull o.
mddes abou, Z. ~ dull at 2ss Cd long and short clear
mddes about 80 NJ dull nj Dos Shoulders about IL
ls No. dull at rs Cheese American finest white, dull at
]ss; American finest colored dull 4gs TalowIrime
city nominal cotonseed oiI-Lverpooi refined easy at
lis I'd Spirits Of turpentne steady els I'd. Rosin I
Common. hrm at a. Lard-Prime Western, spot steady
at 34s whea,-No red winter. steady at Is esd No 2
red spring steady at SIS Sid Fiour-St. Louis fancy
winter hrm at rs Cd corn-Mixed Western spot. dun az
- "a FEBRUARY. steady AT IS; March, steady at ~ I'd
drm 1t - 6saf3 10. ''
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TIE PRINCETON BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

Princeton n. j.. Feb. IA (SpeclaD.-Princeton's
baseball schedule for March and April has been ar
ranged. Series OF three games each have been ar
ranged with Yale and Harvard In May and June
but the list Of the remaining games during these
months Is as yet not complete. The schedule for
March and April Is: March a. Columbia. at Prince
tom April g. Franklin and Marshall. at Princeton:
10. New-York. at New-York; II. Boston. at Prince
ton; Is and TO- Baltimore. at Baltimore; lG and
IL, Georgetown, at Washington; "a. lafayette at
Princeton; q. Cornell. at Scranton: 49, Cornell. at
Ithaca
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PINE WINDOWS FOR A LIRcHMOyT CHURcH

Two memorial windows which Charles N. Shean
has designed for the chancel OF ST. Johns Church.
Larchmon;. we're on exhibition for a short time
yesterday at the glassworks of Charles Maginn.
Nos. Al and ~ University Place. There to be
three windows In all. the third and central window
being a large figure OF Christ. That on the left
contains an angel with lilies, and is inscribed ITO
the Glory OF God and In Loving Memory OF Jessie
Conway wife of Charles II. Murray. Born, Febru-
airy .. ls2s; died. January I. 1885, That on the
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ApRopos Or THE BISHOPS PASTORAL.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir In regard to oil this correspondence about
the Bishops pastoral. feels very much like the
old woman who. having heard long sermon prov
Ing the Being Of God. said to her minister the next
time he called: 'Oh, ay, meenister, that was a
fne sermon We gle us last Sabbath but for a. ye
aaid do believe there IL God" CLERICCS
LOnsdale, X. l., Feb. r. 1896
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left with the figures OF angel and GNU xir
inscribed the memory OF Charles ifai, name are
raw Nelson, by his mother. Below the n ,en nd
the dates OF his birth and death. May a. ~. III
February H. 1856. and below this: ot sun nv
Kinrdom Of Heaven The original cartoons 10y
Mr. Shean arc included in the exhip'i1hn VI nubiic
Architectural League. which opens lot '"e p''''o
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graded Western. 63a66c.
ern quoted. 7Od 75c. 800.
So 50ds9. and timothy.
Market inactive; quoted:
asa 5Oc.
We give for comparison
vlous day and for the ccfr
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.MALT-Market quiet; West
sEEDs-Market dull; clover,
s66S6 5O......BUCKWHEAT-
japanese. 5i@54c; silver hull.
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TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb II tSpeciaD.-Wheat to-day was inclined
This inclination in spite Of rather bear
ish feeling local crowd The steadiness was IN
sympathy with corn and helped by nrmness at ST.
Louis which led the buying here possibly $4,000
bushels The theory that that city getting some
milling demanu. rhe selling was local. II was small
market with = range only So. May opened 53s..
53is 53s. and closed 1914 cents IA
seaDoard small. niuci
over bushels New-lcik reported only loads
engaged Jr export The cash business here limited
5000 bushels sprng wheat miers. Foreign mar
kets were NJ dull the home. Liverpool showing no
change whatever THE Price Current said the wheat
crop well protected by snow.
Corn shorts got ntimation that there Is new
bull party market Prices opened weak they sud.
denly almost a and closed with half OF y
maintained MAY opened AN. sold between tt>s ana
i5ia. closed 45is45i. II still the fact
that and shippers the bears. while tne
spectators the bulls Partridge s said 10 De tne
biggest hode OF In the market The Inspection was
J)2 tn estimate for tomorrow 30 Gables wedo
without change: ssabOard clearances were only f-Vv
bushels: the cash demand from the East was poor o
opened weak with the other markets. hut rallied wc'
May soi between 2>s. and 2oa. and closed Az 80
shippers bearish on oats as they are ""
New York covering to-day. -, =.
Provisions to-cay lost Just about what they gamer %
Wednesday. 10 cents pork. ga cents on ain anu :,
ribs The hogs $1,000 oNertan; the estimate ~.
Tomorrow $1,000; prices at the yards were se"'
lower. ,,, ~, x%u
On the curb puts May wheat o3h; CANS %"
cents Puts on as calls soA cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb l+.-cotton arm: middling; oSc. 'o~
middlng t%c: good ordinary. tAc; net ana soss ~
csips bales: exports eosstwise s'"' bales 'a'''
2St3 bales stock, la lao bales. ,,,, s... Los
Norfolk Feb. &.-Cotton Arm; niddlins o'sc. 10
niddlns Lido COED ordinary. .ioc: ne oas haies:
III bales: coastwse lao paes'
sales 5iS bales; stock +5.4i3 bales ~, ,a6,,rs
New Orleans Feb 1ttotton very nrfn' kovv, n,,sJ
S-i8c; middllng. Lice; low mddns mr d rs
ordinary 4ssc; receipts 1927 bales 4r"ssss
bales exports coastwise BIS bales; sales S'so" os
stock, 3sl, 1885 bales. ,,.,- Il. ,cw
middns il-isc; good ordinary tse: net and sSs;
salea 100 bales: stock. s.. bales