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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29

the Green place on the wo
the line: thence southwark to zoe"
Scar'et.'s' leaving Ssarle,,,. james
eas, side OF the line, ,;epes On lie
Chapel Hill township line. 'V aa to
,e5s living cas-. of this limo a., w.
bofo township will vo,e =, = hlis.
-i'y Station, and the Prs.,'''er-
be knowt as UNIVERSITY pn ~,
CINCT. IRE
All voters living we>, of..,
will vote a, Ess, Hhl>b ~ p .,a Inc
CHEEKS Cnoss1Se Pnrc;xr~
A line dividing Yves, ~
Precinct from Cheeks Cros,,nano''
cinc,. Beginning at the ne,
Grove township line near r.s'a,
church, thence southwark h. 'us'a
church with road le,dlnc L., =
Bain's, thence southwark J., ~
church, thence the road s~nn,hs'
to Baln's mill lam, cross On
tiiC'iCC WIN ediu TtAu Stuthva p
Frank Thompson's residence ~!
sa'd road hy school house near : =
k'rkpatrlck's, the ice said ,..a
Thomas Pra,,'s residence y!
southwark said road to p.s
church, thence southwark IRON
church with road leading ty d.,
Hayes, Sr.'s. 10 Bingham town..
line. All voters living wes :, ~
line in Hillshoro ,"wu>hio viii
At Cheeks Crossing, and i, st.ut
known as CHEEKS CEo>>r,@
PRECINCT.
WEST HIlLsBoEo pEEc1,rr
All voters Twin. cas-, Of the Il, :.
line aud west Of tie Inc d,3.
Eas, aud West Hl!i,horo Pro-,
will vote at Zach CuunIn.t,.,
store, and the rreciuo, Ns,I !
known a. WEST IiILL>pnp,
PRECINCT.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
Edgar w. Nye. better known az
"BiIl' Nye, died at bis home q,
Buck Shoals, near A~sheville, on Sat.
urday, February 2ond.

Hot. George Davis, Attorney
General of the Confederate States,
aud aimee the war a prominent mem.
Der Of the bar of Wilmington. died
at his home 10 that city on Sunday
morning, Feb. 23d, in the 10Th year
of bis age. In his death the State
loses one of its ablest and pures,
men.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
HUCKLEN'S ARNiCA SALyE

The hes, Salve in the world 70,
Cuts, B,n,.e4, S,res, Ulcers, Sal
ltheum, Fever Sores, T-,ter, Chap
ped Hands, Ciiilblains, Corns. an'
all Skin Erup,,oos, aud p"sitlve',
cute> Piles, or no pay required. |
is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Pric,
rs cents per box. For sale by "
A.. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
For the Observer.

some Thoughts on Til
mans Speech-Behoid.
Where are We At?
Nix. EDITOR: Where are the once
laud-mouthed champions OF Dem"c
racye which IN itself ia a principle
immortal, nevertheless the blotches
which in her name occupy ADD dis
grace the places once held honored
and revered by men who were, and
are, ard always will be. the peers OF
any aud all nations combined.
Again, where are We at! know
n p,h,ng OF the rules governing the
s cna,e OF this great nation, but there
il one Thing l certainly do know.
hat common decrncy would d'ctat"
70 the presiding officer Of II OF our
township roa,t meetings, that al!
blockguards would he ruled dow"
and ont. And again, where are We
att Where is that terrible, man,
eating bulldog which 80 recently EN-
b;azon.d the first page CT a certain
issue of the New York World, AID
which never taile1 TO give a yelp OF
recognition when any act of the ad
min,s,ra,,on had been by him (Bond
,ssne) anticipated, and with equa
pe~,naci;y never failing to give
deep, cultural lVen.zuelian) TONI
sounding gronz, If it. bad n2k1bee'
frs, suggested nv its Msidloas;orain
Doubtless this rehearsal in the Sen
ale chamber. Of the ancient arena o
a Spanish bull fight. sent him il
terror to some. remote, dark corne
; 81 his kennel.
Again, and again, where are W
at? Where are the editors Of ID,
so called Democratic papers OF thu
: State? Why are you silent q? Is i
because yonr bosses, ('he Notches
sit in the ball once so eno wned to
everything noble, and there wit
hisarlty nj"y the vivaclons vitupers
!. ton OF the Chief Magistrate of tn
:, great nation, and by a nan who's
general appearance may have som
semblance OF common civilization
y but whose tongue sounded the tocsi
7 OF a we'll balanced anarchist. An
:, do / find at !ast, that here is aohe,
you are ut, sl,il toadying and ask,n
once more t, be embraced by ,hs
party (whose champion he i>) VIII
IN 1890 dictated a platform, upo
which you jumped with both fee
Who in 1894 repudia,ed you, t.
y cauee OF the Uile, n~orious, tredche
ons drug you are. No s,omae
(even in the 3D. party could
found, that did not reco.l 5, the i'd
of trying to digest you. Sham.
! Shame on such a press, tina, g,e
: hnlwa-k $50 called) OF civil liber,
u But thanks be given tor one (oot
II edItor) who has spoken. the &;
T. liant Christian Correspondent for Il
CaroIinian) came to the rescue, al
: we'll DID I've display :ha, ,mmor,
principle, (Democ'acy), in the ia
= ing Of the backyard who dar'
;. p~oilu,e with his vile tongue ev'
\ The walls AMI seats OF that acr
(Mouyh now caconO hall. the Sena
Chamber OF this great nation.
!! A. l. HOLDEN.
The above was handel in t,
a weeks ago. but was unavoidau
rowled out.-OHsERvER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
BURLINGTON, n. c.,
January 81, 1896. !


January 81, 1896. !
M. r. S. Phipps, Agen, Farmers
Mutual Insurance Associa ion,
Greensboro, NC.
DEAR SIR II take pleasure ia
saying | have examined the plan OF
the Farmers Mutual and that It OF
iers 10 insurers of unexposed proper
~ the cheapest rates OF any company
| know Of, and as safe as the safest.
| have cancelled a policy l had in a
tir>t,class stock company, and ru,
the insurance in the Farmers Mn.
tual. | wish all my houses were Sc
situated that l could insure them in
the Farmers Mutual Insurance. ]
10 not see how the plan could bt
improved to Uake the insurance
safer or cheaper.
Very respectfully.
J. a. LONG.
The above is from Mr.. Jacob A
Long, at;orney-a,-law, Burlington
n. G..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
THREW Away His CANES.

Mr.. D. Wiley, ex postmaster OF
Black Creek, N. Y, was SO 5adl!
afflicted with rheumatism that r.
was only able to hobbIe around with
canes, and even then it caused him
great pain. After usi"g Chamber
lain's Pam Balm he was SO much i'm
proved that he threw away his cane>
He says that this llniment did him
more good than all other medicines
and treatment put together. t"'
sale at so cents per bottle by w. A
Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
\ DMiNlSTkATOR'S NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrator
with the Will annexed. upon the estit,
OF Mrs Hetrv +. Cru>>ctt. | i.ereb,
notify all persons Indebted 10 said t.
tate 10 make immediate payment. an
al persons having claims ay.in>; >4i'
estate must present them Ia the un'let
>igne,l property authenticated q or h,-
tore the goth liy of Ja"natp. 1871. q
this notice will be plead i'll bar OF thei
recovery.
This 10th day OF January. 1896
). j.. HALL,
Administrator with the will annexed
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29

-The:little daugh,er Of Mr.. Fred
Webber, Holland, Mass, had a very
tad cold aud cough which he had
not been able 70 cure with any
thing, l gave him a rs cent bottle
OF Cnamherlain's Cough Remedy
says w. p. Holden, merchant and
postmaster at West Brimfeld, ard
the next time | saw him he said j,
worked like a charm. This remedy
is intended especially for acu,.
throat and lung diseases such d.
colds. Group and whoopirg cough,
and 1t IL famOu tor It's cures. There
IL 20 danger IN giving It TO chlidre,
tor il contains nothing Injurious
For sale by w. A. Hayes, Druggist,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
Wilmington Star.

The Northwest lad a fall of black
snow the other day. 1t mysti6ed
p orle who had been accustomed to
the regulation white snow. The
weather people at Washington who
have been posting themselves on
the various varieties Of snow explain
it by saying that it was colorcd by
very fine dust which out in that
country is carried up into the air in
immense quantities by the high
winds which sweep "ver the plowed
grounds The snowAakes in fa:lin.
caught this dust aud thus became
colored.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29

The physicians and Grand Army
Of the Republic representatives
make a favorable report on Southern
Pines, N. c., as a location for a
home for consumptive veterans.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
ORIG AtiE SAI f or LAND.

OK IG y r or AND.
BY virtue II 4 IN ,rtoace deed axeril
81 Ia Allen j. E..fin en- the 20 b Il
u | t,einber. l~>1. by j.hu r. Whit
tHl Mary l.. Whitfield. his wife Tor tn
imposes therein mentioned and III,
!!l nort1ac" Wa transferred and ~
iot,r,: .s the said Ruttin TO Narih
Williams and Jc>>r Miller. on tn. a1i,
lav II December. 1888. vi Will sell :;
lie court house sioor ia IIill>boro. o
iue>tlay Tie 18th day 81 March next:
- O'clock. IN. the LAID OF the >ai
iLittci a> described in the depd q
nolt1age. Il wit One tract nt land Il
tlA!4., county. on The waters of Hill
l.yh. adjoining the IAtu!S ol Jesse Mi
~. i:irilarl Williams and others. al.
ont im.n- One Hundred air! six Acre
nait or les.
Terms OF >alp-C">I.
The mortgage a.'nT> mentioned j
s-i-.ere,l II lie Registers office j
Cook P..2lnre -.
Icl> 18th ,ias 81 tei7uarv. 1898.
RICHARD WILLIE ms.
Administrator nf Martha Williams.
JESSE. MILLER.
Nor'Sayees.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
EAST HILLsBuRO PRECINCT

EAST E~ILLSBURO PRECINCT
A lire dividing IIiii.norn Pre-
cinct Beginning a, Bingham town
ship line near Hobbs Cross Road.
on the filIIsburo aud Oaks road.
running with said r. al norih~at,l l..
En-" river, cross said rlv-r, thence
westward by Ctab,re.'s mil TO u t
street running north, known a.
wake street, thence north with sad
street to the HIi-born aud Ceda,
Grove road. the,ce With sud read
n"rlhWa ard 10 tie Cedar Grove town.
- ip line All voters cas-, ri ;h,s
line ~ill vote al tue C,utt ll,ns-
and THE Precinct shalt b. knoxn =
EAST Hl1.LSBOKO PRECINCT.
UNIVERSITY PRECINCT.
A line dividing E.s, Hil-horn
Precinc, AMI C~n.c,.,,y S:a,i.n
rrec'nc,s BEGINNING at Emo rive,
at Brrr,'s miI;, ,h-nce with mill
road southwark hy ,heway Of Isaiah
br""nlngs and Sidney Pickett,
With eaii road southwark 10 ,a,.
road crossing known n. Barton.
crossing, thence .nnihwari eros. the
ran road and with road loading 10
Ss'son Greens resideu.-. leaving
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoYia,

The number of orphans now Al
III" Oxford Or ban Asylum is POS.
iO7 girls aud 9s boys.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
Coles STORE PRECINCT

All voters living on the ives, size
OF the said rail r,a.l ana on The
north side OF Cross creek and m
Chapel H'll TOWNSHIP, will vote a,
Coles SIRE. aud II >hatl he knn~u
as COLES STORE PRECINCT.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29

Orsnge County. } Clerk. !
the Voters OF Orans" County.
the Election Officers aud Whom
soever it May Concern -
Notice is hereby gwen Pursuant
to the provisions ot Section : OF
Chapter 150. Public Laws of North
Carolina-Session 1898, entitled
AN Act TO Revise, Amend, aud
Consolidate he Election Laws OF
North Carolina.' ratified the sth
dav OF March, 1895, tha. the under.
signed Clerk Of the Superior Court
OF Orange County 10y virtue OF ue
power and authority vested IN hlm
by the at" r->aii Section ~ the
aforesaid Ac, to ~t-..hli-h, alter ur
create separate places ot election, so
az TO provide. As near a may lie, al
least one separate place ~ voting
tor every three hundred aud fifty
electors. il, every subi vision OF the
County OF O'an.e, whether snrh
subdivision lie q TOWNSHIPS, i lay-,
city or ward: has established, aud
doth hereby establish, alter aud ere.
ate the following places Of election
in the following: election >uhI,vi>
ions, or election PRECINCTS IL said
County OF O,any", ,o.~it =
South CHAPEL HILL PRECINCT.
A line dividing Chapel Hill Pre-.
cinct. Beginning AT point "her,
the Durham ard Chapel TIL p"b'',
road crosses he Durham Count,
line, running sta ,dly with sa,'
road to the corporate hunts al III,
town Of Chapel I'LL, thrnc" viii
Franklin street west TO the ,trrHinu,
thereof, thence north to R"s-mar,
street, thence ives, With Jones te:r.
road 10 the Bingham township Ilne
All voters li>in. on the south sid.
IF the above line viii vote al a boz
TO be established in u cnnveuien'
place in the ~corrorale limits and q,
the south side OF the above line, anf
shall be known as he SOETII
CHAPEL HILL PRECINCT.
NORTH CHAPLL I'LL l'KEclNCT
A line dividing the North Chapr
Hill Precinct t!om Coles aud Pat
terson's Precincts. Beginning at /;
point where Cross creek t,r Boz,
lands creek) crosses the Durham
and Chapel Hill road, running north
westwardly up the ,%Dean'leIs OF sal,
creek 10 the headwa,ers Of >al.
creek near Pleas Gates, thence ives
% the Bingham township ilne. al
VOTERS l!vtny"n the south stie 9TH.
lasl named line aud north OF the frs
named H. e Will ete At a box to l.,
established at a convenient place j,
tie corporate limits and on III,
north side OF Franklin street, an,
shall he known AS NORTH CHAP
Ell HILL PRECINCT.
PATTERsON's PRECINCT.
All voters living on the rortl
side Of Cross creek Cor Borlan.
creek anil on the east side OF tn,
Chapel Hill rail road in Chape
Hill township will n,e a, P4t,rr
sous Precinct, aud it shall he know,
as PATTERSON'S PRECINCT
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29

.-Gnose Grease Liniment cures
all Aches and Pans Don't bt.
skep,,caI aud let your druggi-, ,alk
you out OF bnyi"g Goose GreaS'
Imminent. Buy il and try it. aud II
it doesn't do what is claimed tor il
take the bottle back and get you
money. Every bottle is guaranteed
Sold by Z. A. Rosemonl. IIil|sb"ro
Manufactured by the Goose Grease
Liuiment Co., Greensboro, N. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29

TLECriJN PRECINCTS AND
POLLING PLACES.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29

Solicitor Mott plead guilty to an
Indictment tor gamhiing at Winston,
and was tiuei $40 and costs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29

Pr1ctice In the Counties Of Alamance.
Casweli. Durham. Granville. Person
AMI Orange.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
PAITERsON's PRECINCT.

All voters living on the north
side Of Cross creek ("r Borland
creek anil on the east side OF the
Chapel Hill rail road in Chapel
Hill township will vote a, Pat,rr-
sous Precinct, aud j, shall he known
as PATTERSON'S PRECINCT
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
THR INV HONE SEWING MACHINE co.

o2AyoR, Mss Dog1o1, NAA 0CpoS BecAlx T.
CDcAeo, L. 81. Locn, No. DAlLAa~ fHAl
AS y1ADcDoo CAL AnAyTA. Ga
ron oAIS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-29
OTTER MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Feb 2sCatt.e-Recepts for ne last - r'u -, :.
2OD head: total for week thus far ll9D hesr, l1'
gsme ilme last week. 1i.sli hcad consigned IA ~
900 head; to Nev-York LEO head on SAFE ~" ~ ~.
N,r..t 0prned and closed Hog Hec"lpts To- s',
last 2. hours $3.50 head total for week mus t.f o.
head for same time week. 80 oNl mead cOhss'e'
900 head Market opened slow and 3pioc lower, closed
di, and weak with sales 4 heavy hogs at SfhHt
medium l0nsi -; Workers - l1pSl 90 Digs - -"u
81 o. roughs 81 a5as3 80; stays 81 ooaS sheep ana
for far J0soo head for same tine last Week
81 500 bend consigned through. 800 head to New fok
200 head: sale, 1900 head. Market opened ara
Closed dun and weak with number unsold Rest lambs.
81 4oaS4 best sheep 80 Goa - 81 no export trade Dc
East Liberty Feb 2s-Ca,tle receipts light market
Receipts market slow. selected grades. 81 2"t
s. 3: others. s30si -. Sheepsuppiy light demand
light market steady. common 20 prime 81 oopS3 80
lambs 81 5Vdst rs
Inon stock Yards Chicago Fob 2s.-Cattle- Receipts
50l head market strong for choice steady tar others
common steers 81 2JH$i ~ stockers ana lfe
ers 81 1903 ~ cows and bulls 81 3r1S" -; 's
a. ion 81 Texans. 81 35n$3 Hogs Recept- - o"y
head market weak and - lower. heavy packing ana
shitting lots 81 ltS. ~ choice mixed 81 W.
assorted 80 ao0s1 rght. g. 7l~Si; pigs 50 ga
s3 90 sheep Receipts 900 heni market steady Inferior
/" choice 81 6ods3 80. amhs 81 5oasl 80
ST Louis Feb. 2S.Natiunal Stock Yards attie it'
cclrs ni head. market AMI prices shade higher
native steers s%Gs3 80 - loHS2 -. calves s3i
-. Texas steers - 15dsD 80 II ks Receipts ,"
head. mar. easter nui prices Sc ll~"r heavy. - . Z
81 90. MIKE. 81 5Od3 80. light - ff g % sheep Ike
CENTS ~. head market steady and prices unchans i.
Natives 81 lodS3 r. native mixed 81 20 lambs plN4
koi lower Light and medium - 7es3 50. h"ayy 50 o'n
81 - pigs. SO 81 81 80 Cattle Receipts. 10 head
nrk,i st.aly Native steers. h"-. = !.Si 70; iar %
rol S3pS3 90 and hcfcrs. t~st g. No0S3 90 fair
T. god - soNs2 80 bulls s2as3 10. stckers and feel-
rs So calves t11sG. Texas and Western 81 ~
GS2 a. Sheep-E'ceips. 500 head. market steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-29
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,
station. foot of CortInndt and Dcsbros.es .,

stations foot of CortInndt and Dcsbrosses SITS,
100 4. VI. daily except Sunday. for MATCH CHUNK
ana Intermediate stations.
AK A VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER BUZZ
rAiD NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
m. West and principal local points. dining car 10
su-p.nson Bridge Pullman Neshue sleeper Chicago
Mo 4 VI. aai'y GeaVes 10 30 A. NJ. sunday Tor
Naf-cI CIi Nix ard intermediate points Connections fos
heading and Harrisburg
100 r. VI. daily except sunday for ELMIRA and al,
c,ni,a,e stations for POttsvie and Read
ing chair car 10 Wilk sbarre ~
I,:lO T. VI. (Sundays only Tor Wlkesbarre. l. Il
Junction and all intermediate stations.
t,tn ~ IL daily. except sunday for l.. & b. ZINC.
ToN and principal intermediate stations Pullman bunes
a,Inr ear a. Wikesbarr". connecting FOR Pousvflle
'i."O p VI daily except Sunday. for Bound Brook ana
,,,n =. VI daily EAsToN and intermediate sta
"' W.oo y. VI. daily for nvFFAIo. NIAGARA FALLS.
al all no,nt. West. Pullman Sleeper vestbule tram
Mrx Work to Chicago. sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto:
~.c,,ons Tor Reading and Harrisburg.
Gro - NJ daily Sunday, for Eason and inter-
mediate stations: a., ,r,r.c. c,,.,... -
MI, ,,i,EFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and all points Vest
pit,,sn si.epers Chicago and Buffalo. Chalrcar 10
Wlkesbarre. . -. .,o,.., o - 49,
al, a9a Ur,aiway 81 East IAN St 1856 East lo5h ST
- vork- $50 Fulton ST. Court St 9S Broadway and
urooklvn Annex. BROOKLYN. " Y.
IT, Eeu Work Transfer Co will ror and check bag
rare from hotel residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb 2sCotton quiet. middling. 7Ac; low
mlInng 7i,c good ordinary. C,c. net ana gross re
CANT. 700 bales exports Great lri' ain. 4523. sales
III stock So 81 Weekly Net and gross receipts II $50
hale. EXPORTS great britain. II u51 To France zoos
To- the Continent. l2saO. coaswise. 1883. sales. 5i4s
spinnrrs l2} ,
mi ling &c. rood ordinary. . iGc mt and gross
cepts 2S4 bales. exports oonstwse. S.I sales. ltl
sto,E "a gp9 NeoklN-Ne and receipts go
bales exports Great Britain e0l to the Continent
zoo consfwlsr ot1. sales. | PSI.
New Orleans. Feb 2S.-Cottou ensy. good mddlng.
ii-Gc mildling. 7tic. low midiling. : 5-l0c good
ordinary 7c. rcceil1s 323 bales 3325. sales
o-o stock ,correcteD. 3l3l73 Weekly Net receipts
20 of acs gross - $50 10 Great Britain a. I67
a. France. : 2f3. the Continent 3ilO. eoastwise.
/ lG6 sales. -. 4Ob.
Savannah. Feb 2s-Cotton quiet. midlllng. 7isc. low
mddnp nc. good ordinary. not quoted net and gross
eipts bales exports coastwse 22l9. sales
stock - $50 weekly and gross receipts. 10 go
bales. exports coaatwiso. DIS. sales. 1867
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-29

Marke, closed quiet unchanged ~ points aecih 1
ern1ared with Yesterdays closing prices liahsieInle
notes AS Total sales l7e" bales aor" gosS
t,7s fsies. splnners bales stock. lsGOe bales s2
cot,on quiet unchanged; mddng up!ands 10 i"s, mn
6ing Gulf Lee Sales. 80 bales, Including lVo Daies
export and i75 bales spinning ,,-.s ,o,,,
iiver,3ol cables-Spot cotton. fair business Qo.ns
sales 1000 bales; speculation and EXPORT -" na.s9
Awerican 5000 bales. receipts 300 bales; Americana
am haiss siidiing uplands 1924 Futures opened
seady partially Lad oecne closed barely steady sg
81 ponts net decline. February. 4l6s February Mafc
4i5b March-April. 4l4b; Apri May 4lS4s May,Jnn o
e%emlsT 4iOs: September October, 4o3s; october No
yem-r 362iib. November december oG2s; DeceInirr-
January 36ss Manifestations quiet and unchdnge1'
cloths irregular. ..,..,.,. a.. ,ho ..xt, ,o,,l
COFFEE signs Of activity In me early ochI
market especially September deliveries Europe boush,
g. rnoleratc extent. well maintained our
a., ,bs forencon but subsequently, easier Trading
US fair Havre final quotations for March Iso2 francs
Ali Is 10 May June. 1850. stock Of all kinds 1t
Uavre 49S 900 bags including $4,000 brazilian. Ham
burg market steady March and APRIL $500 PIGS MAY,
"a n. June 645O Rio Official cables weak No T. IL $50
, exchange So receipts 500 bags cleared for United
States OO: stock 1000 Santos receipts 1900 bags
stock 2s6 600 market quiet at 1890 reis
contracts steady at unchanged 10 points decline
Sales were - $50 bags. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-29

lower Nearly 10 to sell at ate -, nou.o ID 10
cent 10 choice sheep sold 81 2O4S4 per lo 10 =,
nriua lambs AT choice ana extra ~ "a
81 A5qs4 o. No spring lambs offered ave t Iaw AZ
rn,,on weak .,rGYc NJ dressed latnDs ~" G
OslS,: country dressed spring lambs in i'ber" supply ~
lower at $2Q<6 per carcass 90 y, ovsraqe AT
G, 81 ncr 100 ~ 100 do - No. 81 s7iz POI 90 ~ 10
az 81 81. ISL do. 93 N. at - No. 80 "'''
sheep. % ~. ~ 81 -, no " q, q 40.
Hume Mullen: 1913 Michigan lambs .? ID az - ~;
10 n, Western do. 10 10 AZ - 90 %
STATE do 20 H., 81 a. l45 State do 30 10 az go
sander: ioo state lambs ~ n. at 81 so w S'a'o
r. MrI,bersn 4 Co.: 100 Buffalo lambs. 10 H. at " w
81 I}unao sheep. ll2 n. AT 81 30 ~ .e,--
newton A. CO.: 2n Michigan lambs ~ ~ ~ - 80
q Dulenback: 2,o Buffalo lambs NJ 10, az - 70
y r,dd 4 90 90 onto sheep ~ n, AZ 50 s2ls
II Wikerson: 2oO Ohio sheep * N. AZ - 49, - r..
IiCcs- Receipts were ~ 4.lOI het1 an ~
the exception Of mead ~ ~, ~.
,as Ell weak N 81 3)dsi 20 per 100 n; ~" iSy
80 tId A. 8, lsMS5 Country dressed In light supply
and steady at sac per good 10 heavy lgnt w"g,s'
- tiolicnbock e Hollis pigs Gj ID average
AZ s. per 100 10 . DO. IFS n. at - %