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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

son Of J. j. Hill, also arrived with ~.
parry, IN the afternoon Mr.. Grvia,,
a! aha ! \. Iil left for Butte, ATr ~
1toi,ef ~ VIII assume control FRIDAY nnyt
I, l,ls family will make their homo Tn,a
| SG,a9l8l4 Jenka expects 10 leave f(,,
o'ai13 Forks the last u this week.
! ! mere were 10 sales Of wool yester dav
pul "ool ls being consigned as fat Az i
can 'e examined, and large ahiDnienfe
d. .'ie feihg made daily, t"D to cs1a ab1,1f
s'aL .rLI" ahd : half million pounds have
E>3 sees4 shaped and there ia nearly az r1llno
u1ofe No the Warehouse and On track, n
~ ho% eF'Geht that the most ra0uI,tr+n
eAl?35s t4l&on6 as to this amount Of WOOL
"hl2lA would come here this eaaFnn a,.Il
% tst"A#! man realized The fie,,rea viii
lFaOl. s4ysn million pounds, raore Eba3
d '1ltF'>.oE tho entire proQuctaf thoatata,
Cloa@ Cap9old Of school district Nc
Is nov tnga@ca in taking tho annual
GcaIS-@ ot EefFons lGc5er II years Of age
10 li1e lli5t'ilt, The census must le com.
l1stett t1} ! w. 20, II is exucclaq rhRf.
a'liloa1l the census viii loE at9w a
very @E2&s increase iu the Uurlf.@r of
Go1iliat { 10 the District, there will he p
.1 .eFs5a 1850 In the number hatUoar ,
Us, l1o oF 9 a0d Fl years, tic number
"i1iGi Fl 'ha basis Of apnortio7mont oe
i4a.'4 g1 %o&e fhera were Ia 1hfs [ija.
s1l2t Eet7ohs between G and II !
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

1 e@feIa- Eatroap apondenceo Of TaE Ialar&E.
I Iy%# #c1t July 113}.-Ihe rain ma cool
"eat9er q ahe last faW Days have done
wonders for the crops in This section.
Grain ID burned up and ruined OVER On
Otter cfeaE, but here il was not quite 50
far advanced ard, although tho Leads
| will be short, thera 10 no danger row
hut 1hat il win be we'll flied,
la4 tIhy crop Will also be greatly bene-
| utea by tile oamp weather The grass
- tine and hundreds OF acres have sI-
ready been cut, but he'd the excessive
| neat o. last week continued it must have
soon shown the effects of il.
Trout iiahing and lawsuits are the at
fractions Of late. Every day the stream
ls lined with disciples Of the illuetrious
"lHaac, and every day such experta as
X. W Lamb, D. I. Smith, Alex Yu}e,
and the Ramsey brothers como in With
catch CT from 30 to leo.
q year ago it would have been almost
an lmpossbiilty to have any slight trans
gresslon OF the law redregseA here. Now
we have a constable, justice of The
peace, end. some Weeke, q lawsuit every
day,
andy Matthews now diepaness dry.
gooaH, groceries and United States mail
At l4ambs mercantile house,
Quite party OF Monarch people will
attend fhe heme1yi concert u Neihart.
ocafcels doY passes, bQs & easup-
Ing GU M, en route lo lag National park.
paazea through the town.
Aao paiitical yet 6as rot yet com.
1leheeq to EalI, bur tAege Is nat nIau
I +5.r t.,4y
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

E3f5r shaFe, &m!Moontiza 10 800, 900, payable
4 5:: Au@9sf 10 ibls is the regular quarterIy
o'EIGeno aud II per share extra. The
1fetHaFer says that tine company has
52stl ~ product ahead 4uffcieur to war
EaEz fne payment Of the extra dividend
Gut or t3e earnings, and another extra
4lE!Qend OF II per share In Novarnt her,
without interfering with The plan Of
pa we regular quarterly dividends Of -
per snare ana adding L large euu1 to the
surplus Of the company
paid Iasf May -'-
,,s.t hls company has paid, since Jan. /,
L8,iJ, dividends Of 8},05J9JQ, and eince
organization, Of E4,O75,QUJ.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24
I2Ill&YEG ~ TIVE h!IML
r. Il, Barns Hills0 ny q Falt e,f rocl
at EEeit.

r. - Barns &iliso W q FAN n r;ocl
al Eeit.
&po@i7l to 1he Tribune.
bnnr. July 22,-I}y & Fall Of 6 heavy
mass Of rock il No, ? tunnel Of t1a Cast
ner Goal 4 Coke Co.'s mines, r. IL,
haFme waa cTQohed 10 death, some time
this foraaoon
Tao accident waa not discovered until
noon, when several o. the miners, pre.
parlng to eat their lunch, called for
harnss, asking him to Join them. I5o
l'id act reply and, upou Investigating,
ais .lfoLeas body wa4 found beneath tae
rock.
Harms waq about 81 years old. FIe h.u
beao ia i>@-t about two gooatbs, ca4i8a
hjIaeT feqn &~teaalza Hts wifa, Who
haeI been aetaiu8d il Ne5saska by tl4a
illness anel death Of their outy enid. I6
soFp9aea 10 have started for Izel1 s...t ~
day and TIC eIg5cly will ba Lsla INT. eEe
can % Communicated vttn
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24
NEWS eg .E E9E WEEK
| ] w
Saturday, j uly 1S.

II. H. Nelson came down from Cascad
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Hull have gone cas-
for Il short visit.
T.. B, McShane, the cattleman Of Sane
CoulRe, is in the city.
W. G. Toomey returned yesterday
from bueineas visit in Helena.
Atty. r, L, Brady has returned from
Boulder, where Mrs. Brady will remain
for q month.
Mra. NJ. NJ. Lytar will 60 coon to S..
Peter g Mission, whore che will visit for
aavela weeks.
Deputy Shoritf Mcdonald leaves TO-
niRht to take Anna Chambers 10 Warm
eprnBe asyum.
Mr.. end Mrs. &, O. Mcfarland and
Bliss Frances Heidi have gono 10 IiouI-
G.er for 4 months visit.
In the district court yeeterday, How
ard Crosby inelitutod suit against W. &.
lNa})ie to recover $3.50 alleged 10 be due
aa notea
,tty. W, G. Downing, Who, e,ooe tbe
NAi~F5N @'ttF FEhtAoJ, hhb iA3ea NlollllG al
bla former home ia Missouri, ia o%pevt4j
Houe Monday.
atty Geo. IF. Stanton ID now yisitino
III &ew York city. IEn win nlg1 Visit ;I
Connecticut and viii return hou3 about
ae last Of this month
Tho Misses Madeline Rabun, T,avra
5tuart, Vldcoa Mclean and Louise BEN
tan will ioavo neXs weel for t, werlf.s
lett at Logging Creek,
Nlisa Lizzie Casey Of Minneapolis ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. t. LintofG Of
SoFenth avenue north and Ibrfeaaih
street, and vii also visit her slet4ra, Gle
dlsees Casey Of Belt.
s. May, representing the wool house
u Jore'niah Williams Il Co., arrived
-tom ljos1oa yesterday, iIo is a frather
o. +, l.. May, Woo has purchased for tho
anne house III ting market fer several
ears
bay, W. Y. Moore and vita arriyad
Gafo yesterday from Duluth, Miau N.r
Moore has accepted u call to tap pa3lc5
T1aSe OF tL9 opscegaiioAaI Churca at
.h's II pi@ea aud WI! Occupy Eho pulpit at
that church next Sunday
i4ewiatown Democrats Miss Cora |
.aodgett, formerly d teacher ia the Ilsw /
town sCbJ1ia. bug. now 8nJ,nytd 1T |
s.reat E|&jla, 'a visiting friends ID .own,
41a5 l3IAdg0jt will make Il toor ,gf the
National park il q few weeks in com.
aaay witt Mr., and Nrs. Joh4 War; aud
Ia0lIy and Mira Sloane.
n the United States district court at
auEnnne, MEn. ls in pr04rras, the t,j.I
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24
Wednesday, July 2a.
Falls. -

= g, B. Power Of Helena is in Grea
F'alle. " y"
the city =
4, 7. Porvianee oame ia from i3olt
yesterday.
The Haoenyi CONCERT at the opera
house tonight
". g. Gillette a ~ogf..rowor Of Craig
is in Gr3at Falls,
9, II Lyoradorf baa op,aoI Il meat
market ia Little Chicago
Mr., and 11rs. !. 2. Ihomas aud Co,.
a. \8li of Stanford ar9 in tho city.
{. y, Simpson and Miss Simpson Of
lt thbfloge arrived ID Great Fane yestar-
@aJ
l5aorao a. Gfs5am principal * tho
Pu4.tc schools q Sand @Jusee, Ii il The
city.
Dr. J A, Bogots q tGs.sna returned
}2t@.'@Eo5ay ~. Aobs hia a@lpalsa clal44s, near
~ u. Stradpa rop.osaasja~ mholo.
easa ltf5 goods house oG 3s. ttaul, in in
s5I" ls+t1o
lEF CoJlatt I'D c:o.d y Curtis viii
= a today G0F i fo% asgs fishing IA
ba:s creek,
., Is f;iabaa Aaa novau into bis 1ow
h4taor Stop, atJoi0l0g <las5;ay4 SAIGON,
Ia Llltlo GHiu4go
A ln4rrn.g tieat5a9 rpa ,cato,,1,,,
HoC ,lsr@n, hafb n I3t >,Ti 's'' 20 's' 12 ilt
r...
'aSI<' 1j9hton yeHteTday Hdmitted
j 'at.9h f2ttsFi5ch, L native Of 5UatGia, to
9it'@ ~t%i!lp In tbs n1feI States.
g. ", Ka,]jaan. -. },o .T.a. I.,,,., >,.,.ot.,...
sobc0I near iar+ esTr :1- ~, '>,@.,,,, .a!,,} N'
n.Faft,c Ls rat~rr -, sSgAt'4
J. ", sgar,op oa5j.jtor go,. f,,a f-..+
Northern railway, h4e rstg,nari from s.
Paul Ills family is visltiur IN IIeInna
ma. r,...,.5, 49,, -, s',','''s,
- . ./'l|''1'' 81 ~''s " eas SAGE VIII
~ ',3''.' ~ ~ L}E VIC h9&9 n2nEh
,, - 'RtS',l.1 'ai-5 o.hei Fesa1tF9= In 3ar-
s'AS', = - = ~ county
Ia 1tl9 ',i7tTle1 court gateIej@y - inc |
soIt sl = QUO y f4iia va, J at2aa i5a&.z et |
= ~ 70 A41Lz~ ~l'}:e i n4 fl$24g, aatau5 oE |
.'oAt@ill1j.Al7 ~ @&e eAie.1l And a. l1tses CT !
lii' va '.'t u 3''1'< 'At 1oEG@l.o @l iesaL
! GUS Nv ." III ~
Rev. " w. an Orelel vf1I urepe1
and adtL.Ini9lc. !no .5g.l's atlm-,ar [h,a |
evening 81 "as5 dat .1. in ,1l
: o., q. = .fL5ItQ4l 4 4pfae1.al chuEca.
@i.5'i ~ '.''2at95" &s.t 9 there IT,
81 Gtr,jrl
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24
"A II EeCol51EnAsltti II.

Ask your physician your druggist anu
Your fr2nda about ShiIohs cure for con
sumption, They will recommend 1t. Sold
by Driver Bradley Drug company,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24
Hostan \ Montann niA-L.l.L,t.

The directors of the I}ofton / ATan.
tana Consolidated Copper \ Silver Min
ing Co. have declared q dividend Of IS
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

'see Goodrich Lumber company for
eheap fence posts, both round and enIjt,
asFo &}l kinds Of lumber anl; building
material =
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

-. gus MI ]. j. #mjn@, H!a Hurry J.
Lula Arnzfr3na Vstja '2u, a.,-.1 fI'1tzI ri. Go'
Lillian Ilirreh9r, Nlagsrs n l,,,.,@ ~
/ ENh@pfor, aa5 f3rs {, { ,Innaa s,n,I f,@o'
lon4aW&y lpft ser arIav 1T" rnr on. ,an1 ~. y,
ylaft io tho letLae4taae National park.
'19} WY 20 ~ raI: to Ctnnab4c,
,%,h'oeG: ftl"y VIII pro@aed in carriages
N}1$2&a t4a Earhs
,,r..,--.- - :,
,.-, - 't'st>t t,s 9F@s% af.a i4tnit viii. re-
north . o'+''@
,t,.,,.
y '''I'41n "haEa returned Eeaia7s]a%
| 'f2nl li0teti&' "Aefa #&@ preparing
i''ao5. 10Y Tie stafe capitol,
E ~ i,;,,,l.,,. la fr.ta -
lMof' Z #et' kAo" = wool buyer, is IN tAa
eit% enc r4@U3t@rcd Ut tL@ Park.
Misc Annie t,t.Fanra,j, l.f Iga,a,,a
VISITING 1lnr. Etz4ar A. n 55 =.
Trird r,yar,,n =or5b a,.5 p.1+.ie ,''411'3 -
s-'' = ls'-s s'
rived <a4ss.,s. ,7s $500 n
s. b NoT,a. I'm ~ l..,,..,,..,, '+la
onaiacaa t'''''' s.45-
,-..
-s.s'S ! ys]@ s2ta1Eca OF Nooamt4 Hes in
-, . isI1a.H' e. c@Aesti2h iat C".4ta9os h@Ggi-
bo:ar l6rao, fro a. bors,> ,''1,,. @ s&'4.' -
j, :1if' no ,4f5. Jo5enh lI4tAo4 ~ilI col
tI!33 !3s "V'h - 9anG G"lttr", where they
"i' 'oa'Ie, Mf' ltathoIh having accept
GA I0AljIDN III the store there,
Attorney !" {: Downing, who was q
uolrsate 70 itle Cn!ca@o convention, re-
leu ye5le't'ay' =, a.lef u V6t IN Kansas
oley ana o@hton' -do., ms former homes,
Samuel Moniuer hse.n}asi,, i'm, ,,~,,oe
before w. NJ. Cockrll), Tinted cfatea
Commissioned ~ S,1raIt = - t''ts1 , 'sla'eF
stead entry of the northwest quart OF
section "a, township II north, range i
east
Yhon7ae !, Naclxnv u ottiro - g,a,
ada, Il dealer in agrji'1IYnrpI In, ,jt,,Sa14s
in LeWistovyn, yas lasier1,, 4,
Benton ADMITTED 10 r;f;1sTs5;1 ~ - = 'Stse 80
J4;tad s,tgttn and viii yo,n in Eorer..55ar s,ar
for I}ry:tr at5, C1.a,I Wv ~ -
In the aisfr;eT ce,urt vo.,.r,,a,. ao..
s BAN instituted suit for divorce From,
Julius Balm. After the c9Un],,;y5f Ead
been tiod, 5ea nlaln+iss sztfn1,[.,. 1l'1
~ y%1ar @ fz9 'is.s,%t.1 "a sr. . t 's'I9E1'S' s'e1.
il could E4 eaan h, sago,s ,.,s' s1l's.~ '''s'o.
- '41'' 01ss'
y ai8o beAsoh yesterday, III thl5 in
!, junction ,.- SUIT OF the Great h,nla Water
GomFagy ct ell, l,s,a., N2, l5.f .fs5sl ! s4ia
July 25 10 tfo sfat.a1a,s, >f - s''s't
.lejr motion for q 9er, sT; s''2 '1'ss's, va
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

louis doa.ia, formgrl5.0f Great falls,
ON ensa8e1 IA business al Barker, is
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

", = Swan, travelling passenger
zeh9 2t The Burlington road, is in tle
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

Ii. 4, I, tiolIyaay, apocial agent Of the
government, engaged in the iuapaotioa
and correction oG suryeya, and hi: asaet
ant, e, +. Pearls Of Helene, wore ia the
city yesterday, en- route TO Logging
G1eeti, n tho vicinity of whica VIace
taes' viii UaYly
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

3. Swan, county superintendent
II IT, 60 ho2}e u4d family returned YESTERDAY
l, |,|4fa h'btoy whore they had visited fox
Miss iIete Ashby, who has been the
quest of the Misses Downing for The
Ef}as' two weeks, viii return Tuesday to
lNr home, Helena.
. Ars. J. IL. Rich, daughter and son, of
&c e! Wing, Mimi, are yiaitng Mrs.
gtleh sister, Mrs. Louis G. Phelps.
|F'aVlng arrived yesterday
James Lawler left yesterday for St.
LOUIS, where he will visit for q short
Ai1ie' Upon returning, he will proceed
+ 'soaaland, i. G., for short visit.
Aate Wortheim leaves for tho east tbis
/ &ka5ofning. iio will Gpond few dayg IN
4lgo. whore his family noWie, and then
T VIII mako a trip Of tho eastern citieo,
MIR. and Mrs, r. w. King. Nj, and
sfs W, T.. Brown, Miss Nallic Colomnn
w mlaa i'oofe Of NojEplllo, Wis, have
'''e .or a months outing on Belt cree,
II. i, Mitchell, editor of tho Neihart
an9r, returned lnRt night from a fort
k5shta eastern visit. Mrs. Mitchell re-
taIhed IN Winconein, where she will
|'slt for several weeks.
ne Home Land and Cattle company
III this week ship 1000 head of Mon.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

Picture frames to order ut the Como
company.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

lhomaa j, Mackoy, u nGtive of Can
aaa' Il dealer in agricultural implements
IN Le"tstown. was yesterday by .lVdge
l5eafon adhnifted 10 citizenship IN tae
United StgEea and viii vote ia November
fer bryan and SewAli.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

Marries:, at the residence OF the bride.
lo " S,,@Fsath avenue aouth, at 8 p. IN.
yesterday, Rev. ltj4ein tnici4tipg, Mar
IN i Gfl,2ia and Miss Mary NJ. lsay. A
OF this friends Of the contracting
parties were preeent and q bounteous re-
mast WI e.rlnLi
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

Jud &c Benton yesterday, in tins jD-
junction SUIT Of the Great huIis Water
v orks Vi, the Greet Northern Railway
ComfGny ct al, allowed dtfentiants until
july - to tile 6tatemer1 nf the case OF.
kInir lnDfinr1 fnr u -, !. n,.,-I
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-24

In the diatriof court yesterday, 99.a
> Sam instituted suit for divorce fr2m
Julius Baln. After the complaint bnd
o9en tiled, lee plaintiffs attorney, Gee.
W !aFIpr, teok ii fEom tbs otIila before
could be seen by anyone.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-16

Hides--Quiet; wet sailed New Orleans
selected, IS to IS pounds 20S25, California,
IA; Galveston IL; Buenos Ayres dry, 200
"A lbs, 10; Texas, dry, 2i@30 lbs, Q.
Leather-F1 hemlock soles B7eno
Ayres, light and heavy weights, 20; acids
Wool-Quist; domestic fleece 1929
pulled 1925.
Coal-Quiet.
Beef Steady; family $40 O0012 90; eX
ira mess IS; beef hams $40; packet
$9a6 81; CITY extra India mess S16118.
Cut neats-Dull: picked bellies ga
6ss; shoulders 41S@5M hams So az.
lsard-Weak western steam closed al
$5.771S nominal; options May 81 0O; re-
fined steady; to the continent So 90, South
American $j.25; compound 1905.
Pork Quit; old mess Sll 5e@lO75,
short ear 81 .50@12.50; fagaily st1,O0.
Butter Steady; Wester 6airy -; do
creamery 121l8;do. factor 814ui2 h.llgins
49,; imitation creamery is; Stats dairy
9010;do creamery 18Ml61z
Cheese -Steady: large State 6Ml0A;
small fancy 68lOZ; part SKINS 81
full Skins 2013
Eggs-5teady: State aud Pennsylvania
14h@1=1S; e-hoase 81 IS. " stern fresh
141l; Southern l33z@l4
Iallow Steady; city (s3 per pac&ag
3%03 1916; country packages Iree) 80
1915 as to quality.
Petroleum Lower; Uuited closed 8,
bid; refined New York rs; Philadelphia
and Bait more 81 do in bulk 81 81.
Rice- Firm domestic fair ia extra ~
06; Japan 3360a4,
Molasses- Quiet; New Orleans open
kettle, good o CHI ices29G37,
Peanuts Steady, fancy picked 81 do
nestle 4Q95.
E Fights to liverpool qui Cotton by
steam sd; grain 3d.
Pig Iron Quiet; Southern Sll.75@l325.
Norgh Anne lean I2.00@i3.50.
Copper Steady; brokers l01z; exchange
5000.
Lead Steady; brokers $500; exchange
50 125E@3.l5
Tfn1Quiet; ssraights s13.45G13. so; plates
quiet
5pelter--Firm; domestic 81 00@4.I0
Co ton Seed Oil-Dull AID h avy; prime
crude 22@22 prime crude f o b 800: off
grades 2O@2116; butter grades 2S1Z9;. prime
summer yellow 261261S; off summer yell
low 25@26 prime white 30031
Coitee-Spot Rio quiet No. Z, 1915;
mild quiet Cordova 162%1l7%.
Sugar-Raw strong; ta1r refining 39s
centrifugal, 95-6est, 4 refined Fl m
No. 8, 4 SIC; No. z, ~; No. s, a.; Au. =,
3-16; No. 10, ~; No. a., 4;No H. 3 1915;
No 49, SO; No. Il, 1916; Mould a 5A;
STANDARD A ~; confectioDers' A AZ; cut
loaf 596; crushed So powdered 81; gran
u lated 5; cubes sd.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-16

Ngp xGhg, February IS Flour, ity
mill patents "a 3 G455; winter PATENTS
50 S504 90. city mil clears 4.l50p425; win
ter straights Minnesota patents 81 60
Ga3s75. Minnesota bakers s2.900e3 10; spi rnQ
low grades ST. 90,eE2 so; winter extsas 81 -
@s.20; winter low grade ~ 30Qe270
Rye -four dull; supertlne s36c0
ais; ncy 81. 70aD2. 80
Buckwheat -four dull; spot sl.25; back
wheat du ] 1T 39M4l.
Corn mesl du1 yellow western coarse
lower at72 hrandyWne Ss.25
Rys-Qutet: No. western 4StA@S State
delivered 40G143
B4rIey Quiet; western ;malting 4l&l4f;
fee ding 53@31 cGOice -.
barley malt Firmly held; western 40
81
Wheat-Spot market firm; NO. ed
IN sGUrs ana elevator S0h o b; SO adoat;
No. orthern rs saoat No. / hard
70M delifere optioas--fvo. red Zebra
ary closed 1879: arch 7k5sY74E, closed
7456; April -. day 725Sag751k, cI0ves 7219
June I@124, closed 7lB; July 7l5z@
~ closed M.
874 ahoaJ; No. y hite In elevator
mix q In elevator; steamer yellow -
70 yellow steamer mixed 35AA56.
No 2, 55h G02fa5 opt3ons-F8b ruary closed
3oI April 36@s closed S896 May $500
20 20, closed a6x Juce cIcsed -, July
Oats SgoD dull. Ma. Z, 251l425I; No 2
delivered g6110263l No. 2 white -; No
white sa55NA5s3: track white ----; track
mixed western "a; track white western -
s929 track white efaUe 250A29, options
February closed 251z; March closed 2519;
May closed 25s<
Hay Stsadg, showing 4 $50, good to
choice Timothy 85G195.
Hops Quiet State, common cnoice,
1894 crop, 21<g416; 1896 do 40; Pacific
coast, 1894 crop, 21EG41k; 1895 crop 4@s
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-16
That lis the Cry on New York
Cotton Exchange.
AND THE PRICE GOES DOWN
Spot Cotton Y yesterday Declined
Another Eighth.
SELLING PRESSURE ENORMOUS
Wheat Lacked Support Yesterday on
Account of the Cautiousness of
Spectators and Went
Down,
Down.

New York, Feb. 15.-Cables were
very disappointing this morning but
there was a scare among February
shorts and demand from this source
held the general market for a times
Later on liquidations became active
and somewhat general on the cry of
too much" cotton, the German con-
tingent, for some time past an active
seller, remaining in the fore as a sell
Ter of new crop positions. The weak
ness was increased by reports OF sell
ing pressure in the spot markets OF
the South and predictions OF a full
movement at the ports and interior
towns next week, Fall River news IS
better but the market finished with
weak undertone at the lowest prices,
a decline of 9012 points.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Feb. Is 49, Nioar-Quiet
Western superfiue52. 55@270; do extra
50 95@3. 30; family S3 1909 IS; winter wheat
patent s. 90@4 Is; spring wheat, psteu
So 7 @40i, do. spring wheat straighis
g3 50
Wheat--Dull; SPOT and February $40
7318, March May 729zG973; steamer No.
2 red -; Southern wheat by sample 75S
u: do on grade 72Q75.
Corn-Steady: spot nd Februsry 33ka
33&; March 3316 1884, April 34a34h
May 35L@35k; steamer mixei 52032H;
Southern white corn 3313i; 10 yellow
corn, 3303t
0a6s-Firmer; No 2whibe western 2815
bid; No. 2 mixed western do. 25Q261E.
Rga-Qaiet and Sc sedy: NO. z, 44s@40 for
near By. 47@4S for western.
Eav--Good demaad choice at fair
prfc s. choice limo NV &l6 akknd
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N5tarU q LIUU1liJAtb WEIE1s AOAI9sNbs
Flour steady; spring patents g..
as. 81 straighfs $3.400353; winter patent
s. 4013.6O; winter strafoht S3 20a3 IS: ex-
port bakers 81 00za2.25 Wheat No. Y
spring, 63@GaM; Ne 3, spring 635s
No ! red, 671<@65 Corn--No. q.
white 2s15 No. yel low $50 Oats-No q,
10S No 2 white 215<M221(; NO 3, white
2J12O1< Hye-No. 2, 3s15 Barley mo
2, nominal. 20 3, q 1888; NO. 4, % Fla
ssed No. 1, 9l5S. Prime I'll eothy seed
50 S716 Pork mess, pr Dbl, 500 a.
Mi0l0 Lard--10g lbs $1.421<M5.45 Short
RIB sides (looseJ s5.lO05. is. dry-salted
shoulders( boxed) 4sZQ15 snort clear (boxec)
5ae@5M Whiskey, disCillsrs' finished
goods per gallon s125.
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EKw YORK.

NEW YORK. February IS Cotton-Spo
closed dull; mfddlinR npiands 5; aid
ding gull 81; sales bales.
Futures opened bal ely steady; -aies 1900
bales.
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NAVAL STORES.

NgW EoRE, Feb. Is --Hsetn quiet;
strained common 90 gaod II 8 QQI.6s1k.
Turpentine-Q Quiet at 2916150
CHARLESTON, Feb. l5.--hosiu firm at
Sl050I 35
4urpenbiue-- Firm at 26J5.
WILMIEGToA, Feb IJ-Prstn FIRM
strained 1925; good strained 81 30 5pfr-
Its firm at 2616M<7. Fas STEADY at 80
Turpentine Nothing doing.
SAVANNAH. Feb. Is Spirits turpentine
firm, at 271271; sales 100
Rosin firm; water whI0e ~ 25; window
glass 50 1915; Il, q. 01. M, s1.9G K, sl.75; 7,
.G5; II, $40; q, s1.50 8, sl.40; E, &1.30; d.,
Sl.20: g. 800.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 10 More from
lack of support than anything else,
wheat to-day was weak and closed a.
bout &c lower. Traders have become
tired from the disastrous effects Of the
past weeks surprising fluctuations
and as consequence have become ex-
ceedingly cautious. Corn and oats
were but slightly affected and closed
unchanged. Provisions had a down
ward tendency and show material
losses.
Laot,,.~,o,v, TX
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NEW YORK STOCK MARK ct.

New York, Feb. 15-Decided heayi-
ness characterized the final trading of
the week. This condition resulted
partly from the efforts Of the profess
sional dealers and to a less extent from
the liquidation for both domestic and
foreign account Manhattan, Tobacco
and Leather preferred were the feat
ures of the speculation and display
ed notable weakness on moderate Of
ferings. The professionals raided to-
bacco on the detection of realizing by
insiders incidental to the encouraging
annual statement of operations. The
resulting loss reached 23s per cent with
subsequent rally of 7s per cent.
The concessions in the general mar
ket were mainly fractional. Sugar inn
proved about a point on further ad-
vices in foreign beet and domestic re-
fined sugars, but eventually lost the
gain in sympathy with the weakness
In the other shares. The closing was
moderately active and heavy in tone.
The railway bond market to-day was
fairly active with downward tenden-
cy in prices. The dealings amounted
to $e0e, 600.
NEW YORK. Feb. i5.-Money On call
nominal at per cent. Ia { oar Ter
cent, closed 81 per cent. Prime n1er-
camille paper 51Sa7 per cent. Sterling
exchange gu ct, with actual business IN
banker bills at 4 S711Gl4 STU for dem nd
and 4.S6Kl3A.s67S for 81 days Posted
rates A8704sS nd 4s8l<@4.e8 Com
yer certificates - Mexican dollars
531< Governments boads weak for he Il
I urs, others steady sta K bonds dul
Rail Dad bonds ease r.
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Interest Allowed on Deposits .

which may be made at any time and with
drawn after five days notice and will be
entitled 10 interest for the whole time they
may remain with the company.
Acts as trustee Of mortgages Of corpora
tiOns, and accepts the transfer agency and
registry of stocks.
Executors administrators or trustees Of
estates, religiou- and benevolent institu-
tions, and individuals viii fad this com
pany convenient depository for money
and for the safe keeping Of securities
safe deposit boxes for rent Vaults sup
piled for storage OF silver chests, etc
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Mercantile Trust and
Deposit Company
OF BALTIMORE.
OF BALTIMORE.

Capital, SL007 ,O00O0
Surplus and undivided profits, s67, 1879 10
This company is a legal depository for
moneys paid into court, and lis authorized
to act As executor, administrator, guardian
or trustee.