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Articles of Incorporatfon.

The following articles of incorpora-
tion have been filed in the Secretary of
States office:
The Trinity Real Estate and Abstract
Company Principal place of business.
Weaverville. Capital stock, $1,000,
with $3.50 subscribed, and D. G.. Reid.
James w. Bartlett, w. S. Lowden, r. L.
Carter and T. ]. Montgomery of Wea-
yerville as directors.
The Triumph Development Company.
Principal place of business, Fresno.
Capital stock, $250O00, with 1925, 900
subscribed, and Frank A. Alexander.
NJ Page Minor, Millville H. Heitzig,
Charles A. Shattuck, Harry w. Skin
ner, John Green, l. A. Hodges, Clarence
]. Minor and William D. Crichton of
Fresno as directors.
The Mil Valley and Mount Tama1pais
Scenic Railway. Principal place of busi-
ness, San Francisco. Capital stock,
100000. with $45,600 subscribed, and
William c. B. De Fremery of Oakland,
Cornelius Toohey and William c. Saw
age of Marin County, Arthur A. Martin,
David Mckay and Charles E. Green Of
San Francisco and Sidney B. Cushing
of San Rafael as directors
The Pomona Fruit and Flower Mis-
sion. Principal place of business, Po-
mona, with Annie w. Coson, Maria F.
Eells. Alice NJ. Gutterson, Julia A. Howe
aud Annie Dreber of Pomona as direc-
tors.
Gerz Brothers & Company Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Capt.
tai stock, $250,000, which is all sub
scribed, and Louis Getz, Joseph Getz,
Reuben Cohen, Isidor Phillips and
Julius Phillips of San Francisco as di-
rectorS
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reparation for past neglect and of SOL
emn duty, in improving the navigabie
waters Of this vast empire, we earnestly
implore you to carry out all the recon-
mendations for improvements made by
the Government engineers and to take
such other means as may be necessary
and proper to improve and extend these
waterways so as to benefit not only the
people of California, but of the whole
nation as WE'LL
Mr.. Deylin of the Memorial Commit
tee offered the following as an amend
ment to be inserted in the memorial,
and it was adopted:
I'VE earnestly ask that the bill now
pending iE Congress providing for the
creation Of the Sacramento River Com
mission, known as the Johnson BILL be
passed. with such amendments as shall
place all work in the navigable waters
affecting the counties herein named
under the Jurisdiction of said commits
sion -
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Recorded Since Our Last
Report.


]. 3. Fountain ct ux. to w. A. Foun-
tain--Northeast quarter and east half
Of northwest quarter section 4, town
ship Z north, range east; $40.
Jacob Beaver to Robert Orr-Lots 8
and 10. block %. Gait.
w. Fl. Simons ct ux to P. c. Drescher
- Thirty acres in sections 10 and %
township 8 north, range east.
Myron Smith to E. G.. Cross-East
half lot 81, Oak Grove.
j. E. Hughes to Mrs. Mary Dickinson
Southwest quarter of southwest quar-
ter section 6, township north, range
east
E. J. Devlin to J. H. Wiseman-East
half lot 2, F and G, Twenty-ninth and
Th:rtieth streets.
Oak Park Association to William
poyle-I.ots l, 2 and 3, block 2, Oak
Park
Oak Park Association to Mary Ellen
Doyle-Lots 4 and 6, block 2, Oak Park.
Mary T.. Coyle to Lizzie Doyle-Undi-
vided half of east sixty feet of lot 4,
T and @, Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
Lizzie Doyle to Mary E. Coyle-Part
subdivision of lower Daylor part of
Sheldon grant; surveys 57S and S2S; all
block 1 and lots 1, 2 and 3, block 2, Oak
Park
Solomon Kreeger to William ConnelI
Undivided half lot 10, Ferris addition
to Gait.
Mrs. Kate T. Leonard to Charles E.
Leonard North half of south half of
lot 1, p and @, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets.
Dorothea E. Schubert to Philip Wolf
Jr.-North quarter of lot 4, D and E,
Tenth and Eleventh streets
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DIED.

FOUTZ-In this city, January 18th, Mrs.
Minnie Foutz, a native OF Canada aged 35
years, months and 19 days. (WiIlows
papers please copy.
Funeral notice hereafter.
DUGAN-In this city January 14th. Della
A., beloved wife Of Patrick Dugau, native
of County Mayo Ireland aged 6 years
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this (Fridayl
morning. at SIS o'clock, from the Miller &
McMullen funeral parlors, 905 X street:
thence to the ST. Francis Church, corner
Twenty-sixth and K streets, where funeral
services viii be held at 9 a. IN.
REGALLO-In this city, January 10th. Jo.
seph A.. husband OF Belle Regallo and
brother Of Agusta, John and Mary Regallo.
native of Portugal. aged rs years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
LEAL-In this city, January 18th, Manuel
SiIvera Leai, father of Manuel, King Frank
Annie, Amelia Leal and Mrs. J. s. Santos a
native of Azore Islands. aged 90 years
Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral TO day
tFrday1, at p. m, from his late residence
324 7 street; thence to Odd Fellows Tenn
pie, where funeral scr vices will be held at
1:30 p. m.
WADE-Tn Washington, Yolo County Janu-
airy 18th, Miss Mary Wade, sister of John
Wade, native of Yorkshire, England
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. papers please copy.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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A MELTING PALACE.
All Excursions to Truckee Declared
Or Till Further Notice.

Truckee's name is mud. The trouble
is that there has been twenty-four
hours of steady rain there, and the ice
palace is, for the present, completely
demoralized
The glittering icic1es have melted
away, and the home of the genii has
vanished, and nothing remains but the
plain skeleton of so much gorgeousness.
The snow is turned to slush, and the
skating is among the things of the
past.
The south wall of the palace is con-
siderably damaged, but as soon as one
or two cold nights come it can be
sprayed again, and will be as good as,
il not better, than ever, the plan of
building having contemplated such a
calamity as this.
The Ice Carnival Company has tele-
graphed to the railroad officials to can
eel all excursions until things are in
better condition.
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TOMORROW, $50 A. M.
Cape and Jacket Sale,

Comprising lines goods from New York by and prices much
below value
Plush full ripple silk lined Sale
price, 81
LOT Silk Plush Cape, 20 long,
collar edged with thibet fur. Sale price, SIS 80
LOT 3-Silk Plush Capes with thibet fur and jet
nar1ents Sale price, So 90.
LOT 4-Braided Plush Capes, with fur, 81 e5.
LOT 5-Full Sweep Plush Capes, rich jet trimming
thbet $40 80 SIP
LOT 6-Imported Berlin Jackets-novelties in bouces
crepons-inendedt sell $40 $40. sale prices,
SO
WIZ APPEzRS
LOT 7-Women's Flannelette Wrappers, dark color
trimmed with baby ribbon Sale price, 81 1S.
FULL PARTICULARS IN TO-MORR0WS PAPERS
OllEEIl!lI l!lI|I
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Two DAYS Each.
rectors.

Justice Davis disposed of his calendar
OF drunks yesterday in the Police Court
very summarily, and this was the way
it ran.
Thomas Farris, you were drunk,
were you?"
Yes. sir; l.
1.-TWO days in jail"
John Doe, you were drunk, too, eh?'
Yes, sab, Jedge,' said a mahogany
colored individual. "Lemme explain
Two days in jail" was the unrelent-
ing answer, and they were taken down
stairs
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ECHO ANSWERS, WHAT ?'
A Piece of Sidewalk That is Impassabl
When 1t Rains,

W AOA IL INtdIIISs
On the east side of Third street, north
Of the tRecord-Union" building, the
sidewalk has never been raised nor i'm
proved since the curbstones were laid
on the official grade.
The result is that the walk is about a
foot below the grade, and during the
present storm a pond of water has
formed there, with only spots of the
walk in sight.
The place has been practically i'm
rassable for days. and scores of per-
sons who have had to wade through the
water or take to the street have asked
the cdnundrum, What's the matter
with the Sidewalk Inspector and Street
Commissioner"
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BROKE HER RUDDER.
The Steamer Apache Delayed Here for

The Steamer Apache Delayed Here for
Day.
The steamer Apache broke her rudder
on Wednesday, just after she started
for San Francisco and, after tying UP
to the Yolo bank for some hours, had to
return to the landing.
Tie injury was such that she was un-
able to get it repaired Immediately so
as to make it safe for her to attempt
the trip and she did not leave for her
downward trip until yesterday noon.
She only went as far as Rio Vista,
where the Herald was to meet her and
take her passengers and freight on TO
San Francisco, while she will return
here this morning.
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Kahn,s Case Continued

Godfrey A. Kahn, who was charged
with obtaining $40 from the bank of D.
Q. Mills under false pretenses, appeared
in the Police Court yesterday morning,
but on request of his counsel, the case
was continued till the 21st and wit
nesses ordered to appear then.
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Committed tn Mama

George Glover was yesterday COM
mitted 10 the Napa Insane Asylum by
Superior Judge Johnson on the recon-
mendation of Drs. G. M. Dixon and c.
(. Pinkham. Mr.. Glover's deceased
brother was partner of the late Sena-
tor Newton Booth
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Adjudged Insolvent.

Mary A Buell.. engaged in the busi-
ness of farming at Gait, has been ad-
judged an insolvent debtor by Superior
Judge Catlin- Her liabilities are $573 81;
assets S43S 81, of which $50 is exempt
frnnl execution
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Browns Bronchial Troches will quick
ly relieve bronchitis, asthma, catarrh
and throat diseases. Sold only in boxes
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Jacob Doll, Conover, Mathushek and
Kranich & Bach pianos at Neale, Eilers
Co., Seventh and J.
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Chilblains are cured by using Green's
Sure Cure for Chilblains, at Seventh
and K streets.
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Best standard tomatoes, cans for
25c; asparagus tips, 15c can; Capital
jams, 10c a can. A. c. s., Eighth and
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long rye straw sods5c short do and choice 5OaGoc
wheat 45c. The receipts Of tons were as
Follows Hudson River Railroad 100: Erie Railroad I4D
pennsylvania Railroad. go. Delaware Lackawanna aud
more and Ohio 70; Ontario and Western 10: Central Of
NevJerscy. 100: total $40 tons; receipts straw
tons: exports hay FOR week. 5.414 bales
POTATOES AND vEGETABLES-Reccip for the week
have been GG hbs Of potatoes. and 710 bb q onions
The potato market has shown material change
week. bermuda have been In larger supply. slow
sales unless fancy Rose and Hebron held at
fun late figures nut demand moderate Burbank and
and reached only in small swee, potatoes scarce
ana held higher hu. dull Onions STEADY for choice
but with trade slow market lacks strength. Cabbage dun
and unchanged Carrots firm and higher Squash.
been In fair supply from the South has a good
outlet at 75c. Spinach and firm he e.
eme prices quoted Small lots 81 Charleston lettuce and
beets arriving sell promptly New-Orleans
orally poor Bermuda vegetables in good demand when
showing good quality Florida vegetables sparinglv
ana quality generally poor: anything fancy readily
placed at full prices but defective receives little
attention, causing prices 20 show wide We
quote: Potatoes Bermuda. per Dbl. SASS 30: 10 Maine
Rose per Dbl, 81 G2TSi ~: DO Hebron. peT sack. 81 To-
DO state Rose bbl. 81 37Qs! 20: do per $50 bul'
70aSc; sweet potatoes fancy. yino,and per hb 2jl
So do other Jersey per Dbl. 81 25sS4: onions White per
Dbl 81 21VS2; do yellow per DBL 81 2jm$ a. do rcd
DID, I'amSl: 40 20 per caie 81 %, cahsag g.
brussels sprouts quart. 1Gl0c: beets. Florida per
crate 81 5O do New Orleans. 100 lunches So celery
per dozen stalks ocSl egg plant. Florida. Dbl 81
ass do per box 81 50Is3 80: per Dbl 75c lettuce
Florida per basket s1Ts2 30: Charleston per basket
S1dS1 10 peas Florida s1MSI: beans Florda
per crate SlGS3: spinach per bh. Si1s6: squash PEI
b., ,ocNs1; turnp. EGss!a. per Dbl Goas0c tomatoes
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average reroipis II milk
and cream at me different railroad distributing points
and near the city for ;he week have been follows
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THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

!.
&C, coTToN-The Liverpool contract markei was bette
1I points and Manehc sd s %e "e BE- qG
Arms s., rIng steady Win iar business IN cloths tn
marke, opened to points higher H., there Vas smr
9'1 ho selling sso for short a. IN spite Of M
that they c,uid delress the market owing T. lacE NJ
The nalk., feil on about points shortly after the
ms but they could not hold II down and the los ~
after par, # the afternoon. closing steady wh
falcs The New York spo, MARE. Was i.c higher viii
Ncw-oreans. Charleston ard Augusta ! he higher TIE
undons s'rallies. and 10 the rport that Inda would &c.
cent to per cent and remove ne duS on y,rns Thi.
WAS taken as working IN fayor 81 M2nchster sInnas
ing orders were cyccu'ed The statement BY Nj Ellen
which noticed Yesterday, seemed - have more cfc
tay than "a 'Rsp .o .rpears that h ig
c"nsumpon o Great Britain at sooo b,lcs and conf
nent 10000 bales stock in hands If English ,ppn.r-
basis Of i"~cO oaies for The crop tho present Gnsn.n
ton would leave stock in European ports az end = sea
300 Ooo bales against G53ooo These figures ques
lieu for Mr EIson cSpects ioooci balcs ncreasc Tor
India. and 10000 cantars against f62ooo hs' year,
consumptve. well tho SPECULATIVE demand for cot.
the face of Mr. MINI rstiinate Of q $50 lo,s cro
1.-THE London Mark Lane Express o; Januery stat
statistical iGc92 acres less than th' area ei
nearly per cent Notwithstanding The small ae'eas,.
however the outturn is maen n2G me nTa.s var
and 10 per the The QualiN u VI"
ION brought 10 market reported good and above i-
average all II which is considered heaflsh ia'''
Rather conflicting regard 20 crop cei' q"
FOR the present season received Paris. Tex if IN
stance reports that crop OF last VIII not ~ ts-
than 10000 bales, with interior receipts iN'i'i,l,S
~ ..,eip's hereafter expected "hll-
the cotton acreage that section II IL thought VII '
an Increase OF 20 per cent Dallas Tex. sends wor iii
there are complaints OF bad weather ana me pc" %
good deal Of cotton yet 10 be shipped l" .a' i'"
Advces from North Carolina Indicate pfgoaD"W .bl
Increased acreage in many sections oi We ,,,-i,
wants Of home mills. THE savannah NV .'t .9
rreatlv increased over any for the last thfe' 'I l
sons and Savannah manufacturers have n,t. 80. a.,
vii in making The receipts Al u' p -
soainst log 124 last week. and 200. S2 laft Ne"i'
rcan,s AZ the principal ports for the DAY were az TO-.
lows, Galveston 1p6 bales. AGAINST zrs' AN, ' n.,
49, and o.a last year: Mobile 2oS' hales
. sls and e5o sa, annah 2252 bales asaiS ~ ~
IN 2ss bales against 1851 and LOO
iois ~; sga,nsi = GO and 1901 The receipts ~
- ORLEANS Wednesday estimated al 'v'T -,
80 against 3 7s3 day last week am 80,
20 nd ia two years ago. lo-lay l"',.lrS
iI,s,on were 2 40 bales against 2W SAM ~ ,is,ts
- and N 1877 last wear. while receipts a Nl,',i..
VIZ 40 noIcs against $50 last week and Las, as year
M rrceipts A, Houston Wednesday ar, ',''m'''- az
300 10 Z 200 bales. against "'S' sam" Gay H. f"
,, ,a,se and close today 1and closing bids the
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IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations loot of Cortiundt and De:brosse,s, .

stations loot of Cortlnndt ana De.br1sses s,n,
100 4. VI. daily except sunday. for MAC'.H CHUNK
and Intermediate stations. -.,..,
S;I5 A. VI, daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER. BCF.
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ana
thu Mess and principal AMI local points. dn.ng-car 70
Srspan n Bridge Pullman Nesbue Sleeper TO Chicago
4. VI daily ileaves at 03O A. N. sunday .of
MATCT CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections Tor
Recalling and Harrisburg. -
LOO II. NJ. daily Except sunday. for ELMIRA and all
Intermediate connections for Potsve and Reed
tua Wilk.sbarre.
3::sO r. VI. (Sunilys onlyl for Wkesbarre. L. u.
Junt ton md all intermediate stations -
1:tO f., VI. daily, except sunday. for l.. and JUNG.
TON and principal intermediate stations: Pullman buffet
parlorcar to Wkesbarre: connecting for Pottsyille.
i:2C y Vi. daily except Sunday for Bound Brook and
intermediate stations
5I0 p VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate
600 p. VI. daily FOR BuFFAio. NIAGARA Fails.
al, points West. Puln Sleeper vesioule traln
NewYork to Chcngo Sleeper TO Buffalo and Toronto;
1::BO T.. VI. daily. eNcept sunday. for Eas,on and
intermediate stations
D:OO T.. VI. daily FOR ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES.
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS aas all points West
Pullman Sleepcrs Chicago ana --Ifa'o chairca 20
Wkesbarre.
Tickets anu Pullman acccnmoda lions at 3D. 26l ois
and l23 Broadway u East liih iJ6 East l25th ST.,
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. y y.
The NewlOTk Transfer Co VIII CAL for check bag
gage fioin hotel OF iesiieace through 10 destination
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Nt.,Lat Chased At 10 ~ l"'Hi,H
10 vim ye,terday's closing prices ran
80 un total sales isl,Nib bales. rev io.N 49,
ices n, az bales; gross 3al4 bales tSporti ,l''
- ~ bales. forwarded l6is balrs. AA,'' r'i
,,nors 33t bales stock. 19i go bales Io1l M .,e
an,s oinv - Gs bales: thus faf ms N''N,
49, Exnoris 10 day: Great britain ''''D U' ,:.,.,
,tms,f 100 bales Thus far This ""'K 't-'. 80.
m W rla hIes France i5sG bales Continent .. ~ sl
.,ciI ass g,, bales spot cotton Hr'"N' -,
si ,S6,g np1"nds 5-iGc mddng gulf :" To-. S p
1874 bales. all spinning .,....
,,rernoo oables--Spot cotton hardening' sai's 80.
s,,.@,lafor and export 800 bales: Anei.an;, -" 40
spe',,. "a O,I. American 1900 bales Mlddllit
II 32d Futures opened steady sellers 90 ,,.
,,s.1 Grr a. TO points net advance. Janan'!
iannsrv- Febrlary 42,b: February March 49, t,
.nrW .oGs: Aprl-May. 42jzs: Msy-Jun" l-''D: W..
In1r 425b: Juy-August 425h Angus - p''i,s.i ~
S. October il7s: October Nov'mDef il5s M'
Stes,e"~yarnE quiet and steady; cloths IAN o'''s
doing. 1900, ... f,,.t
cOFFEE-Cables shade esser ana the 5,n "a
,rend ras in a similar direction on very Hsn.
Tho market throughout featureless pelN"i''S ~
,,,aed large proportion OF eN-ship no re- 'lP'7
80 davs were 5000 bags and at santos n''' ".,S'
nartets closed to-day Al iihNi' w
~ ~" market barely STEADY: January d.
- .. francs February So March, ~. April ~ a. i'f
araTes indicate decline Of l.@ franc In The .oeh mr.
VI there was an exchange OF 800 bags !'"c'i"' l'r
se1tembe- at 20 points difference Stocks Other man Pm,
,uisn In Initci states 14i6io bags lncnd'ns '"l''oi
t"os a, This port week total was l2?OSj bags
Contracts closed steady az sole points decline. Sh''
,rere ~ 80 bags, follows; 49,,
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West AID station. N " as follows and
- minues earlier from foot OF Franklin 81:
,:3O \. VI Daily local 10 Buffalo.
$50 4. VI. Daily local Albany for Catski Mountains
and Saratoga. parlur TO Albany. sundays only.
o:lo T. W. Daily for hlbary. Utica. Syracuse; roenestsr
Buffan, Niagara Falls. Toedo Cleveland and ChicaSo.
1 30 4 VI. Daily. Except Sunday. to Catskil Noun
iains. New paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska A.
hany. Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Paflor car.
1900 Il. VI. Daily. ex .ept Sunday. for Albany
600 j.. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and -. Louis
G:30 i. VI. Daily excep, sunday. for Newburg Albany
s1ratoEa and Montreal.
s:15 T. VI. Daily. except Sunday for Ctica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
S15 y. VI Daily Albany Ttica Syracuse. Roch ester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland Ch''
cagv and ST. Louis.
molaons apply city Offices Brooklyn and View YORK ana
stations. Time tables AZ principal hotels For ohe'
Information address c. F.. IAMBERT.
Gen. Passenger Agent. vanderbit-ave.. New-York
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HEMP AHD JrTE-rhe mafsei is quiet IN all H'
s.a. bu i'e ana u. hi,fs az. practically unchanged
We quote manila noun 'p.' 49, and sh.pmcn,'
H. rm,ai 2''paa.c ja'r 3li,s paper qunl', spot ! 10
1@a' rsp' '' 5u.i,, id-. ni,as Icfi.c. bag
a'y slaar'~s NJ wy a'u,S rii.c. 'rr sracla.iy
unohanF. 'a ,fsi1''d wiA he hsai's r.ins 49,, !"
ops - fi~ f,r Ac v.~f We y ogi. Tho 'to.k
80 $50 n.d,. ara hns AGAINST - $40 lasi year We
quote DIV. crrd.a. Eu.ns Asscs aad Mpnt@yide.. I'D
C"i.f. mia H. Ma'am',ss IT,. rtinoo, ana i"S9la
beo ard "a Gua,fa 49, dry ssa;'e' selected MsIa-
' ". M , pl'S' nrn,'' - ,g,ir
e. og. C, ' sf ssc. 'pssS'' GOV" '' STEEL ga"
LEATHER The mark, for .'a'asr has been quG, all
ing off, bur nod,fs not rr s'ne stock fr sale We quot:
hgmr,5 H. ,' ,c ' me- IT, to% ..'
81: inid'ir Jack. -cs,23c midd.e heayy :cns7c So,
ouds. i,aty 2t"-'c. Thirds .3n2ic: light backs.
2c''s'o nd' -it"@'c; ssi"; lIniSe ak-irgs-ci
~! a ls''nF nr1,. 2'pa,,; Tesa. az sole 2'a2se
trade reported bu, rlere seems 10 be entire ar
change to DAY va, inactive At sl5 oiasi3 10 for sp,
COPPER Mark'' dun ~ 8" 1853 -. LEAD Mar
& o .G ra bne, n "1 S r ror osG her. her,
As.ncInon reports e iron praducton FOR ISL, ,'' n, .
4iG3s eaoss tons. record GG,i iss
ion Of ,cssemer 5eea sos asalns' asoN57
any, si f' to sioa6 tons in iun- and rsc t." ,iscSs
tons IN Doeemoe-
MoLAssEs AND sYR'rs p. ma,sct i9r aon ,'s,
forc!cn was naeii'e ind nrninal 2yro2s rule s,eIy
Now Orleans centrifugal; ordinary, l2fI3. common.
iiaICc: air. l1u2or prime 2lg25c; choice. 2ig25c;
S SBoice N' sa7c ar@ rco .caas aih"do"s 1e5iag
choice lGQlS, fancy. 2on22c.
NAVAL STORES stock: Resin; 1905 bills; s?r, us
rurpen'ine. 2Ca bbIs TAR 2SSs bhl@ Ihe mn,lrt lo
unchanged; REGULARS and machines quoted at 3Ipa- a.
at ' 81 Sas g. Which is a1"Hansed Far and Pitch G"
S. * a .a 5H peh s. 10 regulars y "''
OCEAN rJsEIcHTs The lack Of demand :or grain room
does disturb ship owners particularly. Al
pressure i. ene up il the present conditions con
nue lowering o, qneo'ns NqG 6, not a. np Iosw
Boz Bristol s'.d: Leila. "a. HUI. Id; Newcastle ID;
6ars %'i y pfs hacpIan - AmscrGam ssc corr ,er
orders IS 20 peon to r9,eG KnsdG@ Ioa@
The narNc for .ai tonnage showed some Improvement
trading was limited owns TO The advanced rates REQUIRED
steam tonnage active important grain and
mi'canos y'uTes were reported a. fun previous rates
southern port liverpool private terms: two british
& or s9d to- Black sea ports '
h steamer r sS1 grs g%n yrEn . to ns @
Us grain baltimore cork FOR orders rs l,sd option Of
ary o-Mach t.: two British steamers isoo and 49, 600
q sIsn amoe a to Cork ger osasTs IS prp
% o. chartered abroad. British steamer. 1881 tons ore
British searncr 1910 tons both previously cotton port
steamer. i2csg grain. Philadelphia 70 Ayonm9u,h
time charter. rip. 600 per Norwegian steam
e IS r 1Ss: Norw nS s Gn" ,on Ss
time charter one Trip. fi2o per month snlsesusnty six
Mssp a dns e, men. coa fhad tsISf to Ha
,oas wss, India lime eharre- ave months private terms
e S to Ne~Yoh s. FeSruar ,D h.