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Fridays price, &c each.
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Special Friday at soc.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26

M n4ss "a IsG DO Tsa s. Cd Gems
chickens No q e07c ducks No l. 0qi7c geese No
and continue dun but - hed about D,t
ducks slow yensSn very dull Rabbits slow and irresu
81 s Me o Pa nc4 Dozen per sas IS Mia
per pair s2qs4 do red heads sgss 6O mg
zoe; do drawn l'Gise DO Jacks 2S 1914, venso" per
nay AND sTIAw-Hay-T better 9ner rim:
today but he market again lacked animation Ihs Dsst
fcIi IN 25c This. however did not at ali
sees They had about given up the week " light
Secepts VIII open trade with the coming new mo' ,oo
n 81 s .ie1dy and o s5T w. gG'F So F per- o b.
a7e 10 100 10 asoc ,hingin tS ha cior per
oar rye srS SSas sat Say Pcr "" and Southern
Sc; short do ana choice ont Oa55c: wheat 45c. The
% %e, rePGr Of rGeps Of ha IN r o"I e o n Erie soG
rennsSlyana. 20 Delaware Inckawanna ana Western;
9 West shore 10. Baltimore ard ohio o ontario and d
tons Exports for week a591 bales Receipts OF straw
POTATOES AND vEGETARLEs-Rcceip FOR the
week 2Si9 bbs Of potatoes and 500 hbls Of onions e
ow nsur@s ses, say % m"erat demand but held
ARMY for choice Ssw noiaoe In a,r supply but sell
Ing slowly Sweet potatoes dull old onions IN Tree sup
slightly lower under larger receipts from Havana cab
bage weak and unchanged. Charleston ASPARAGUS very
cauAower Celery Irregular in quality and vau.
'hIFOs steady Eggplant mostly poor anu u,iste ~
and spinach In light supply ana firm Choice lettuce
steady Parsey firm. Peas nearly all poor and very low
Fancy beans high. but frosted stock neglected squash
dull Turnps unchanged. Tomatoes In lght supply. nut
ordinary In quality. and prices low. We quote ~
tatocs bermuda per hh Sass. 30 Havana. per Dbl.
sigS4 90 do Maine Roe bbl 81 5ofsl - 90 Hebron
per sack ycnS: do State Rose per Dbl 81 .'usl Jo 40
per 10 NJ ScGsl TO- do state and Jersey, BURBANK per
$50 p Hn1Jc do sack. GDuIOr, sweet p)tao. lrr
fbl 81 2iGt -. asparagus Charleston per hunch - '"p
81 - Brussels sprouts quart 5nl3c bets per craft
81 2'nsl -. cabbage. Florida per Dbl ~ 'oGs- -; 90
domestic old 100 81 5OIs3 20: do Danish per 100 -
as carrots Bermuda. crate. Sltsl :, 10 old per
iszpn
PER h' $685. kale hi 81 5o4s2 srina.n per DID,
81 iOUS4 lettuce w-t)rcans. per Dbl S5IS'; 90 10Y
mucn Per s1Tsl -: do Florida per BASKET S2d<'
onions. bermuda PER crate. 81 do Havana per ciat'
81 - 4. white per Dbl sNS 10 do yellow per ubl
73cafi ~ do rel. per h G)cGsl parsley 5ernuda per
crate 81. peas. Florida crate. slnN5 - beans
Florida per crate S2@$5 squash. Dbl G.cNSl; tur
nrs Russia per lh 'od70c. tomatoes. Florida per car
Tier 81 25GS2 % do Havana. per carrier. 'lUs-. go
MILK AND CHEAM-The daily average receipts OF MIX
and tho different railroad distributing points IN
and near the city FOR the week have been follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26
CURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Divson-supreme Court-Recess until Tues
supreme Cour-specal Term-Part I-Bcfore Andrews.
J.-Motion calendar called at II a. M ;, ,.,-.. ~,
Court opens at 1880 a m. Ex-parte matters
Supreme Court-Special TermoPart lll-befole Iruax
y-Preered Gauss. Nos 2g ls . 2S41 i Divorces
si2a 244s. 244i 222S 222s 22i 2ild 2'ls 242c 242l
Supreme Cour;-speciai Term--Part 1v-Befor. Beck
man. Law and fact: Nos. 1870 s22 1921 1912 l543,
s iss s .'s si4 1851 $751; isa3 49, Case unfnisSsd
Supreme Cour-Specia Term-Part N-Before MacI.ean.
J.-Cases be sent from Part ~ for trial Case un-
supreme Court-specal Term-part vI-Before Law
renee Gases be sent from Part " for trial Case
supreme Court-specal Term-Parts VII and vIII-Ad-
supreme Court~Trial Term-Parts IL and IvAdjourned
supreme Court-Trial Tcrm-Part TIIBefore j.
Nos 2Oo pal. 1915. 1874. 1919 2ose 1as 2121 2iG9
Syyreme Court-Tria T-rm-Part v-Before Giegerlch.
J-Causes be sent from Part III for trial Case un-
supreme court-Triai Term-Part v1-Before Book
saver Gases to be sent from Part III for trial Case
SUPREME Court-Trial Term-Part vII-Bafore Glider
sleeve Mos 2oi6 1877. 2os5 2OsS 1866. 1875. 1852
supreme Court-Trai Term-Part T1II-Before Freed
man J-Cases be sent from Part VII for trial Case
Supreme court-Trial Term-Part IX-Adjourned until
Friday February 2S 1895 rsr,r-par,, and x1-Ad
from DaE CITY Court
sS' "a - e. f. IS &c. ST. g. Motions: nos g.
surrogate's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Arnold: Scout
opens at 1870 a. m Nc day caiendar wis for pro
Thomas Waters. at 1890 a. M. William Herwis at
surro.a,e. court-rriai Term-Before Fitzgerald S.
CITY conr-eeeIa TermseoTe Mccarthy Jcour,
opens at 10 a. m Motions a. s lo'Sq M III md 1vAs
tn,rn for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26

Rio schooner, s, SsS 'V q;
tons lumber Portland Rosario a s.:
ss s.s SO @ ,oa S a ss to
anei 80 2G and s'4c respectively schooner $50 '1n:
saro S. schoonsr ei5 Se e , p9.a sSs 70
o pOpt north Of isae
e liz tons coal Baltimore Tampco. 81 49, schoon.
81, ssh sSms ss eoa to
81 schooner 1 tons general cargo ashee eu 20 nmhr
T Bfnn. 1IaAs9
COO ons lumber Daen Boston owners accounts
s eSa fhsdtDas to to as
SCI ton. coal rSadsDna e sSs Perth
S nosssn 0 90 a onG S' % e''
Rsn ss so:sa r r cargo ss'is
@ q: S. ss
dull and easy on ..a the heavy
So family s Sg:is FAMILY B siIs
Sss q,
sad Weak S g; asssa f2s e 4 to n
SSv AK Iss:r s :ss. 5 ,s ss a s
Prime city sais; ss ' csn Z, %
505c; compound. 4&g47sc. options closed at $50
nominal May
ing upward tendency owing largely to shutting down
Of mills at New Orleans. We quote; caroline ana Low
i! good 60 e. g.Vs s sssc SsSs ito ito
Tamass sons Co. Telegraph ss cn.
q sa5 5bls sales Sbs steady demand further
crop movement, tOows Receipts rough !nsg q;
ing amount carried over safe; sssn' o Sbs
agans! 1850 bbs last Movement fallen away
generally advanced
SEEDS Marke, quiet and pnchanssa . We aso ss:
timothy fair grades IS cSas3 o5 high grades s!ai IS
~, Sa Of mf for test raves 9fay sssS 1 90 ST
and s ET a 81 .aGS s pe, u un
ILL., j! a. s III !; ss II Ssi,
United kingdom is i2 eco tons !, WE, note S., sale s Of ,s Loo
4c landed &c Spectator. This shows advance Of 40
s sugar u are sl Quoted at old prices Late Yesterday
900 6ass ce4ruGa was s made to SPECTATOR :,
without special interest ruling firm with moderate
at si: &C. '"0'F''''''' 81 N''''' ' " '''.
ToBAcco-The tobacco market was very quiet on seed
ass cases u"s Including 8 crop
a. Ss D H & scs fairy
active with sales saes Havana escGsl oo and
wOOL-The trade in the wool market has been unsatis-
during the week under ve% S. SO as r the ;ass
only enough the wants OF the moment ard their
n SF he a week are n IN Of 10000 H. Of which
something like 900 10 are domestic Prices are prac.
they get advantage by shopping around little
On other hand the principal holders say That they
shading prices Nevertheless It s generally under
stood a considerable line Of wool can re-
KIND and II they do not come In the
a positive reduction In price there 49, per-
haps an equivalent special concession Tn"
inarle: foreign wool to be only fairly active
though quite steady We quote; Dones-
tic neeces. X. Xxx and xxx. 22q23c: Xxx and above.
lSs l.as blood 5osae; delalne isa2ic 200
?2c; pulled, s3GSOc super pulled 3oG3Se; DO.
26a3Gc: do. 22d2sc No do. 2sI3lc; nne territory
7dl2c fine medium do. Hale: medium do i2gloe; ca.
ifornia fall o0lc do spring. oa5e Texas fail io0
l3c spring iUH i3c; do years growth l2al3c Aus
traan. 1se23c Cape l3ai5c; Montevide9 ioGiec .
South American, pulled. 21G29c; Canada conoing fleece
2iG28c do pulled 25g2c. English woods. 24g2ec Caps
an Natal l4gIGc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb o. (speciaD.-Wheat tonight closed al
most &c Monday. The last price was more than
and G7hc and closed at J7lsc. sellers The advance
was altogether Argentine news the statement from
Liverpool that the exporabe surplus from Argen'ln,
would be only 900 bushels. II received with
incrodulItv for while but faith in the figures in
creased sharp advance at Liverpool and 10y Ia"
large amount wheat worked for export at the sea
being INTERRUPTED the advance In price The feeling
at the outset bearsh. There was lot OF selling
early the large world wheat shipments. s,I'e"~
bushes-more 20OcOo bushels in excess OF the we"
previous There also selling the moderate
the world visible supply only l4oG9o bush
against 10000 bushels decrcase last year These
Short lines however. finally contributed to the best
prices The shorts were all on the run at the
close Northwestern receipts showed some increaseos
clearances only moderate 2''Wo bushels In all
New York began the buying herr. Local shorts were
buyers toward the close The Northwest was a free
seller Of July the rally Thomans crop report
estimated tie farm Of wheat al i51.OO.OD0
bnshels against 1875 90 900 bushels last year.
Corn advanced ikc and closed strong II was not alto
gather n matter o. sympathy with wheat either. May
opened AT 3sc sold between 3Oic and Bic. and closed
a, ale There good cash demand The inspection.
emulation the HOLIDAYS was shown by the small cs-
innate for Wednesday. 30 cars II was hawing every
where West. "Bradsreets reported decrease east OF
the Rockies $4,000 bushels Gables were firm Sea-
352 0O bushels The feature In the
trade covering of several local short lines Tho
mans report made the farm reserve on March l. 1Ho-
bushels
oats were nrn but dull May opened at ZINC. sold be
tween 2ic and 21.c and closed at 2lrc The strength
was altogether sympathetic The inspection was '23 cars
the estimate for Wednesday 22o.
Proyisions decidedly weak. Pork at the close
showed a from Monday Of loc lard and ribs loss
here the Cudahys have been the best sellers
Of late they have been the principal holders Hog re
CENTS are increasing There were 2D'po to-day; -<VU
are estimated for Wednesday. go. .
On The curb puts May wheat closed nj 66s4c. calls
At csc Puts on May corn at 3osc. calls at Slh.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


REEvEs-Reeeio,s were SO cars or s?2 head. all
West Side slaughterers Nothing dong IN
yards: feeling steady City dressed beef Soc
cables quoted the cattle ana markets steady. Ship.
mens today the Georgic include 400 catte ano I.,y
q Slzberger and 5000 quarter. OF beef for n. Norris
Tomorrow the Paul will take ovt 100 quarters for
Eas,mans Company. and 5lo quarters for D n snernan
cAI.V ES-Receips were q mead Market STEADY az -
as7 so 100 p for poor to god yssls ana Pest rea
Dressed calves weak owing 70 liberal receipts ot
dressed dressed veas sold Iqlzc per To- country
at Ss nS a.., ss e. ana
saies*o pienback: veais 100 70 average. at 81 q"
Hume 4 Mullen: 8 veals 90 n. at 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were "a cars o. = ~
headl2 cars for export alive ard carr oe IN, ,e
held yesterday Demand light and Market n.s ~
steady yesterdays closing prices About cars Ue 9s
per 100 10 good prime lambs at oSsS; no sp' ny
lambs sale Dressed mutton dull at Ss'eo Per ri
country dressed spring lambs were weak at sSas' per
average at s. per 100 h. 800 Michgan Western do
So 10 at "a IS: 202 Western do. 10 10 at 81 80 . NIL,
newton Co Ss4 Western lambs. 70 10. at 81 IS; ="
Judd q Co: i4o Missouri sheep. 129 n. At -: II!
Western do. l2d n. at 81 1911 Kentucky CO. " 10 NJ
s375 % &c,
uoGsmRecepts 20 cars or 1896 head. only 10 head
for sale Market weak 81 33as4 50 per 100 10 10, ~
Went TO an outside party $500 Country dressed
steady SAFE for good heavy TO light weishts %
saies-Halenbeck & Hollis. late Yesterday ~ s,s.s
Hume Mullen. late Monday; 40 State hogs. 1876 10 ss
G. Denback, late Monday: a State hogs i's no. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26
THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

New York. February -. 1896.
COTTON-rhe market opened ui-guarl}. with a K'p-
deOn" 80 points carly months ana @4J points
over on later positions 1nis wcnhu'.s at LIVER
pool which curscl local realizing an' some sellng by
loral tn Liverpool frtur" ;Aafke; closed WIN
net oss 2q3 points md spot cotton was also shaf
.ver our mark. closed steady. with net advance ~
.f4 POINTS ant 4 100 bales. tn" recovery was
Cue large SD, sales mostly f1r export shippers taxing
o-D bales anI Il was reported that freight IA
hal been engaged for 1860 bales Tor March shipment
This caused covering hy the trnde.s who had sli early
expected that portion ~ to-mFrows tenders VIII
lc ~ t. Liverpool. pro aNy bVp -
bales said that In some instances special
grades suitable thai market have been selected IN re-
gard t. rumor yesterday that several New
England mills would on short time. beginning WIN
March. sad that only small mill Is Nkr.y 70 De
on short The adyccs rom Port Royal report
I'm, steamer cleared to-day for Liverpool with 3'.3
ballet. Tie PIT pts rather Moderate Tho New
q. and 81 LOUIS Ito lower Receipts al ports i'r
10000 20 10000 bale AGAINST
and l1f 221 last The receipts at
Nep Orleans wednesday estimated ~ 20 - 5'"'
bales tn day last week 2'-p last
var and 80. years The receipts ~ Ne"-'F-
loans . .ri trlcs agHirst LOU the same
aay Lar week and T. lis rst year. Galveston l..'t
1alas against week aud HaN last year. mobile.
-, Sales agsins, - last week ant - last Nraf Sasan-
r.i ~ lae- against 'H5 last week and 1855 last
,..r siarie.f.- - bales. against l.2c fat Nree
anl l-f vear Norfos eigi bales. against 1901 last
week nni las year. Memphis l'd bales again.
- work ami 7oj last year. Houston 3o'3 l'ir'.
d. rs' III lac. week ard 7;G3 last year Receipts at
Houston Wednesday estimated Al 2Np bales against
cs7 year. There was heavy switching
. M4reh TO later months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26
A PRIVATE LIBRARY AT PUBLIC AUCTION

The sale Of private library at public auction. be-
gun by Bangs Co. at their salesroom. Nos. 81 and
% Fifth-ave on Monday. was continued yesterday
afternoon. There a good attendance. and the
prices realized Of which were as follows. were
regarded by the firm satisfactory for the class OF
books offered: Works of Edward Fitzgerald trans
lator OF Omar Khayyam two volumes s. 30 each;
(,oethes works twelve volumes 81 20 each; memoirs
OF the Count dc Grammont by Antoine Hamilton.
edited by Horace Walpoe. with portraits. - 70;
Crolier Club publications. five volumes - 20 eacn:
Tho Hobby Horse" illustrated, two volumes, - %
each works OF Thomas Hood. ten volumes. $40 each;
Decline Of the Roman Empire, by george Long,
1--WE volumes IS each.
The sale will be ended at o'clock p m to-day,
when collection Of the works OF John Ruskin VIII
be offered, including a choice set or the original
edition Of his art works and Sunnyside editions OF
his separate writings in more than seventy-hVe lois
with other desirable books for public or private
libraries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26

Their. f. rather Irregular market Brazil g-owhs
although most holders claim that mo stua" R M on
s sao'r inc .%bIar fr No spot The mild grades are
having pretty good saics mo'T'n f 200 bags Mara
part shipped and 100 bags Caracas on and sales
market mark s.s for m %Ds at o.. g. al
though possibly steady bu'sr could howeSe
so%ss higher S%eT p tSs.' at s. sna
Sns s2es? powdered e Gimme 80 Ms Is nry aeSe
and arm and quoted at 2egSiS fTr L'S@ ocnsray
3. 's:Hss S as T. ' sssS .d TSPi d. &
ce 2 S SgS lemon D prime 81 o6s s99d fr 81
lemon 9aive scSi'G !, m s:i 49, sg numtss na
SoSsl fe' p sG s'; eases 1884, s.
ps"nSToya 81 natural aeasSs srS Sns Se
se spsaImn' g o spruce o ar c n7Sc worssed
atmoe 81 Is: wornwood. pure 81 CO.'S
RooTsne marks! EsnsIRy 9 9ss sentan 55'sc
ginseng southern 49, Northern g 80 N6saehed ID
die golden seal hesbOe %h nmsc p9 selected "a
6Ae whole &c: corce ordnary Honduras 260gc
Me,ca mahs,a e sencsa Southern 5sc Minnesota gag
Sie Manitoba e2'g .sc snake Canada ''''''''
ToRrGN Dried rRTiTrhe dealings continue SLOW
c 5a' ar. rGH Sny sq mt on
are in good demand and ar% ao ns' Valencia ss
sse sUI,nns b@sc; california 2lia5c; Haowee dates
S .%sns. T ss4a Sas nuts
wsnas albert SfG Ths change in the weather
has improved the demand somewhat although ,d the ssr
q lower temperature again checked trace ansnas are
aaet steady we sa0,e & So
50 10 Messina oranges - oeGsi IS grapes sGas2 So
FLOUR AND MEAr.-The market continues very dull
Sales are in small lots there seems 70 be no appear
a1ce OF Improvement although the sensn IN r
scare ana special brands held as high as 81 =,
sales = $40 package .ci s,1ashs o 9 9S
81 40 hh. clears 2Oas3 10: 1000 sacks extra Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26
Opening range ana co-. today. Ani closing bids tn,
rr.flous niglt "a last year follow

~ % points hlNh''' ''Hhi.''
with ,..terlnys closing prices Transferrih" notices f'h
mary ,fl March 1cu Total ssl's lilo" SCI" n"rk
rs' receiris b.es. 13ol. Exports: continent
~ bales. C-erf BRITAIN. $500 France ~ t'r""r'''
2ns7 sn.s . $50 ~puner-. go stock ls'l '2 I"ta'
rec.f,s to-day rs bales thu ar ms week ~ 80
,,.rts nv: Great Britain II 500 bales Franc : s.
continent, 27s Thus far this week: Great i,s's,,h
q 49,, li. France 63tS. Continent 80 100. stock. sl4
i.l er.t cotton steady unchanged. mdding urands &C.
ulding gulf SIC sales. $50 bales lnclI'hS -""' ~
port anl go Tpnnins
Iverp.o cable sfot cotton dun sales 500" hai"s pc
,iofr and .rr1rt ,oD. American. 1v"l receipts 80 '"
American u 90 Maing uplandS; i'-'-l - .''
nr.nel .,sv III l-Gig2A decline. closed Pui'' ~ " )
r'l,fs no, decline February, 42lr'. Fehruti N.,"
l.ps. March Arm 4igb. April May 4lNb hhN June
az h. tune Iuy 10; july August fi"' Nusu-
,srri.r .i3i,s September October fo-' .r"''n"'
ccnlcr a. ,ecemier-January. 4ds Manchester yarns
steady: cloths moderate demand
,nt.rrt , los. ~ \. frame nj HlFr". VIZ" Su''"
r,rare,n selling hal the effect - depressing '" P.
,,,l.rs IN iurr.asei otherwise. we MA NJ W.
,ratur.i.-s chief sairs were ( May de,|iS
csing market auict February. - francs Marcn .. 80
franz. Aurl - ~ francs. Mly. - iIFnS, Jun
f,sn., Ilamiurg sf.ndy. February. 60 pigs M'f.h
and Arr 90 * pigs: MAY ~ pfss. June" W. -, -,
pI re,rfts for ten days 5000 bass 10 returns rom
snn,os stock OF coffee other than Hfn@idI nW '..' ~
he Tinted states - 75s bags. including e''' '"FS IL
this port. ,o.,,- ..,,,s d.ci,ne Sales
were follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26

''s 81; sy ';" '$s; 81. y;
GGs s FS S, 81 RYE YET ola
Steady sales 500 tHs 81 e9gs2 90 GoRMMEA.
% s%s sS 9S'sa
Southern 81 "gs2 BAG M lAi 2S SYsa
FINE T1s @ o%o sSI'% % h. ssssass
@ ia Tea 81 mss S s$ss :ASR y Gsf sSSssd
o a ali %
M as price oa h at rssn rise e% s The e Ss eas
higher and Of good cable accptances
h w"fS ssf fn NE ssS that wRs the
crop was fair in the Poyce Of genos Ayre Sds
damaged crop extensively during hreshng and since
r esp hSuse sod s
the Province OF Santa Fe the largest wheat district 'n
wheat the last week contrary to expectations. were
bus and suSdy busS whc Win
b HTsentne and 81 Geo bush from india made total
1859 bush against sos 900 bush the previous T;ek
10000 bush against 1876 100000 bush !ast ysar OK o;
bush which. after deductng food and seed leaves
visible July f. Thomsn says that the crop has i'm
proved e the last ncnth but sim lacks vitality the
'"G last S week V as bush
f Ss the s total supply a ss
p ea 5 s Ov we're TO spG Sa and
hs Of oy .,er receipts Of wheat sods N d @I o
sion about the export business was affirmed that 49,
c bush Of wheat had been taken for export TIC sa. e
ported were 1900 bush No Northern wh , T anrms
S a the a wee, M ss w MAINLY 's
part cpeRns Of naysaon and part Gy. al
@ at Me1o1 pns no MAJ h sse Th s and 20
Nor t s over May dAt % atoa coRNThe
market for corn felt the influence Of the improvement, IN
exSoris from Rusa last week were small amounting
only