davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

-
EANkBOOn Nc. i.33.j o. the ,lu"
Dime Savings Institution q m sklIk
AEy person having a claim 20 IL Is snsreo.
ca.le6 upon T. present tie same WIZ; VI
Gays or submit, TO having Sa!d pass"D"'-
fanceled and a rev one Issued.
sASKBooK No POI. SO cf the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing Shy
pe's1n having a claim o !. Is h'TeUy
called upon 10 present the same wltniH
sea days, or submit 10 having SAID pass
-"k cancelled. and n new one Issued
'<OSi --Bankoocx No. 1876 SO. Bank -
S-NingT. 80 ala ave. New-forK. pay
n-h' stopped Please return took'tc oaNS
-|5sI or STOLEN. --BsniboOk No. 30 ~,
the German Saviags Bank ia he ~
:. ->ew- lo... corner i,h-ave. and 14tn-st..
.suad e Henry Oehl All persons are
~. a.'nned against negotiating the same. a.
w" returned to the bank on the l6'h DAY
oI November. is9T. o dup!icate will Be n-
saed. oc.oo-- g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
BuIIaRD AID FOOL TABLES.

~NNn~~N~~>~~~NN%N .NcNN~NN|~N~>~~~
MANUFACTURER o. Billiard and Pool
Tables reasonable prices: easy terms.
" ~ rpOS "a T@sr 'Af--si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANtNU.
CARPETS CLEANED By STEAM. by
EANu on "a the fOor. CAREFUL CAR.
PET CLEANING CO.. i.55s Broadway Al
TO i23 Fast 4erh-sf. cor & BRANDT.
Proi -ie.ors Teleph ne l32-Ss,h.
FREDERICK ACKEHMANs steam car
Pc; C,ean.ng Works. 1873 West 3ed-s
Established 1852 Telephone Cali. tios
tstn-st
BRUSH CARPET CLEANING. 80"
Lx!ng,on-s Brussss ~,
vrd Cartzxe free reh go -.eN W =.
TYPEN
~c~c~SN|.%NNINNNNoN rS0SNN~N'N.S~ 80.
ELlcHENs ~ Gkt Ek TYPE" ~ . L-4'3 a.
guaranteed tne best. price. 900 mo-
tands IN use. send 70, home .n"SSS0
meas BLICiNENSDERFEF MI u w.
~ Pr afway Room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

HOTSFWORK BY sirl ir small
American family. willing ohlising. three
years referen .. 10 cards unless car fage
p,h 2i3 Fast l2dih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

HOr'SEK ETPER BY a widow WIKI a
boy So m .'f1we-'s family. or ''r an
elderly couple preferred best references
Address q. D.. Box 213. White Plains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

MAID or cor RIFE. -Maid 70 one or two
n family. could take family through
Morocco snd Southern Spain r required.
good references. II. iis East 55th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

MAID and sEAMSTREsS A North Ger
man In small private family. scr1e light
chambe-woik required. highes. references
required Apply on saturday and Mon
i,y mornings at II East 63i-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
GARDENER and FLORIST Mh,Gle-aged;
sma.! family. understands all work on
gen;ienan's place. has good references.
Address d. H.. ii9 Peari-st.. Newton.
Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
HELP w ANTED.

HELP WANTED.
..oo,oooooo~o ~Nr~~~~o~N/~o~N~@~~S"~
Male.
AGENTS 70 csnvsss your town lnreal-
steiy, SIS week sure: no experience re-
oviref wonierfnl Improvement; needed
dguy In every family; write qlIck, an1p;t
IN v.lvet Lined case. 10 cents. II IL L Al
MAN Co. i2o Chambefs-
~ NsA- York.
rypRRIENCED building. loan Or real
es,ttc selling agents for CRY aad cc1a-
,r,,. unusual opportunity t-r nis;-c.ass
mon Address MUTUAL REALIN AND
loan CORPORATION. 2o5 Broadway
New-IorK.
--ro-r Class WATCEMAKE to take
-, xo-'<. must have city cNperience az
-..orencas Amy In person 20 Ar. Tai
~, KEENE'S WATCH STORE. ~" Eu1-
fo,i-st y 7.
wanted Il. once. AppJ peraoh"'F u ny
Ia'''' KEEvEs WATCH & orE
40 Fulton 81. =.
WANTED Agents. - 70 - We
su-. TO workers. no cspi,n -,
soei..; nssas IL. HOUSEHOLD s'aS.
70 ,oy 4es. Cincinnati. ot"
[v,~Trp.-Aouve. eiu'ntee inan: salary
weekly. teacher az husines,, M ..
ferred. c.. 2 80 ~ s~y 1S noor.
WATCHES CLEANED. SOC. n,s'nspTinss.
5,e written guarantee for yssr;
- e,asses. Sc. HEENE's WATCH
STORE. 40 fuIion-'''' y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

MATRON or CARETAKER.-By expert
creed Englishwoman. good cook; cater
r.: all round marageress. Letters. HOUSE
KEEPER - fooT = West i>'h-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. February 10. 1887.
REEVES-No fresh arrivals reported. and no tradins
Feeling steady. city dressed beef IN far demand a. o."
hes from London and Liverpool quoted refrigerator eet
STEADY 0d9ssc per m American steers hr at lo2I
1isc dressed weight and American sheep seiins AZ ..
sac: elected wchers Dc dressed weight shipments
To- day on George Al cattle and 800 sheep Tor
sbanlbcrg & son AZ cattle FOR Schwarzscnd q Suizoer
ger and 3 900 quarters Of FOR y. Morris and on the
America i5a cattle for J. shamberg son and i2S mead
for sch xarzschld Sulzbcrger on Wsdnesday me 0ss
,ompanv and the St Louis 300 quarters for Eas,mans
COMPANY and 5,s quarters for d. II. sherman; -,
steady prices Barnyard and Western eaves nominsliy
steady Dressed calves little hrr CIty aessed S
snee Sarsns st o a. G eS sxe az ga
g. and dressed BARNARD calves at the sane hgures
sales-fIume & Mullen veas: 10 ID average at
So 30 per 100 10, do ia Stc ~ b at At, ss,o
sHEEF ASD Receipts - cars or $40 hs,T
all for the market and cars ara w ,bc stock NJ
closing figures Eight and half cars were 20 s o1
close Medium prime sheep sod at % mn,toD
etesdy a, sa,g per n dressed lambs slow al ..goc
niih extr, selected cacasses occasionally btnsns ~
ountrv dressed spring lambs In far demand a' F"eS' p
saes.Newton Co: 2os state lambs ~ I 70 aVe,ag Sc
81 40 per 100 n: 100 do 81 % at - 40 80 do % "
at s. 37 sheep SO and i29 10 a, s N at 81 80
ate M1ndsv go Buffalo lambs, 90 ID at - 10 -1t 90
81 H. at s. l2ia 25 DO 81 ~ al So ieI 0hio GO 20 10
voc -Recepts IL cars. 272 head all for sausn
tArers Market nomnay firm ana snsos nis ta.ssS
s. 75asi 10 Piss quoted at 81 iOg,4 S 49, werh;s
n ARM at 81 10 per 10 rough hogs S+ H. at So
A. W Lamb 1911 STATE hogs loo 49, n, a. ., 81 80 do
Ia los 81 70 ;o al 90 dc l,o ~ a, 50 So %.
n >, r. s., hG "a pigs IFS n al rough hogs $50 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17

s,ockers and feeders sSas4 is bulls s2a Co. to
Receipts. $4,000 head shipments 4O00 market "ssn 20
&c lower bulk Of sales 50 s59$s 20 hess .a r. s h,s
50 cOdsa s7s Workers 80 a2ls6s3 3s pig, s. eoass To-
eep-Recepts 1000 head shipments: AZ
Union Stock Yards. Chicago Feb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
300 head market easy lOc common to extra
steers $685. 40 stockers and feeders 81 sogs ~ W
and bulls 81 s5Ts4 co. calves - 49, Texans y IVpSs
Hogs-Recepts 1000 head market easy ana &c OWer
heavy packing and shipping lots. 81 3Jh$3 oI3 e9nn1
to choice mixed g aoQss 90 choice assorted toVsS
1900 head market steady inferior to choice y oo"s'
lambs SO JOQ$5 05.
East Liberty, Penn. Feb. 8.-Catte--Steady. Extrsj
81 5Oa&5 prime 81 8O$4 So good - 4o6S4 90; tidy ~ -
asa S. fair SO 8CG$4 TO- common. S3Gs3 30; common 70
good fat bulls and s2ax3 30: heifers 50 'oaN 10
fresh cows springers, s5IS4J Hogs-Market steady
Prime medium. 81 7Oas3 10 prime light. So 65a$3 90
workers 85a$3 TO- pigs So 50s3 S. heavy hogs So %
ds3 co. good rOushs 81 75assa 80 sheep-Mark. seady
s. % good SO so9*t fair miyed So toSs3 90 Common on
fair choice lambs s. sSasS 81 fair TO god lamoss41
Louis Feb observation-disclosures 3d,w head; market
steady Native steers 81 JCGN 10; nauve COWS
5oas3 % Texas steers sass co. Texas COWS y 2oa
81 IS Hogs-Receipts II. 40 head; market DC lower
Workers So 4oas3 90 packers 50 3s3 so heavy So 400
So so sheep-Rccepts 1855 head market dull. firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
York February 10. 1897.

New York February 49, 1877.
COTTON-The market opened steady this morning
points advance, and during the forenoo
showed decided OF strength advancing 10al
trade was by the Lvcrpoo! market Wicn
hbed feeling at the start advancing l-nd on ne
Arm li2@3d rise Oh futures me VOL
ne of trad. appeared be largely made up OF pTos
sIona operations during the morning Local bears ttike
although the late strength abroad
In Liverpool strength Of the future markets
there was claimed by bulls 20 be indicative Of reawakt
Ing demand abroad and without doubt caused good d
OF the Of OF the more nloran
shorts The movement Of cotton at the ports was carr
~ 10 600 bales bales less than last week
al the ports estimated for the week a.
100 600 bales against 11l1l3 bales last week. an !
101 oI9 ba,es last year. factor in the strength 10
dsv vas quite good buying for Lverpoo! account at-
shes asserted that the strength and oreen Duyins "sr
hssed on the more peaceful political outlook when &c
,Nn.s d,r5,c the dsy New Orleans also
son1 byers and local commission houses bought gooi
doal Ali the way from March TO Decembef Estimates q
rather moderate ent Al Houston ana Newoieans
Cor TO morrow were aGded feature OF strength IN e
laie dealings The estimated movement Tor NeWoIeahs
WAS 800 TO 200 bales againt jO26 tales last Week
houston 500 bales, against o2'o Dhies laS WreS
ami or bales last The late advices troin ra
yrara Of nrYn markets. demand good for print
cloths on the basis OF ll6c for extras although ie
business DEVELOPED owing the small amounts ior r
srket was steady on adVlces rom
Inc southern markets repoting spots In eood ceiahd tr
rs rbv deliveries at Cc 10 &c net advance Ihe TX
change semi eekly figures showed receipts OF
week and "a, $50 baIts
..t yea shipments $3.50 bales. against 1892 bales
last week. and 32370 bales last year ,.t IA. ,.a
opening range and close to-day ana c'Osins o'"s 're
,r.,to,s night and follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

,, r,a, IA CSpociaO-Wheat lost Is. cents to-day
"a, M, show very much rally at the close the bus
,d tho war scare their reliance Of late. There was
al, orv,bine else to the market. May opened at ~
, hs,ween 74s, and 73N and closed at ~ cents Inc
s noted that British consols higher about as sh
az ,bev were before the started LiVepooi cisea
It'd lower on wheat. The only support mere was from
holders u puts and shorts cIearances were sa' los"
ooo husbels The cearancos for four days are ennO
bushels less than for the days last week There
a moderate spot demand. twelve loads being taken az
Nv ynrk and as 900 bushels sold here miers hut II
.s bv no means enough business hold prices The de-
crea worlds visible supply 2'ZoWo uiseis was
about expecte Mnneapols ana nuu,n "'d - No.
an important day In the pit shorts VINO nad u.eh I's
cred out resold Holders who had been believers IN war
qudated Barrett and holders OF puts we're the pest
buyers. -, -. . ,.o. so.r, 4, ,h,s
pit well as in wheat May sold rom z3a - 1911 "a
estimate for Wednesday go Samples steady Clear
nce were bushels for the day and cearance Tor
,e 6gures ala not attract attention. Gables
we're id lower Bracstreets reported an Increase east
ing vas nv Logan Bartlett Frazier Gearhart and Barrett
The buying led by clifford Dupee and holders OF puts
weak sample market took oats TO III" low point so
far sold from IL 20 loS ana closed al los cents
ssIlere The CARROTS lower. Receipts were
large 0l6 wit: 22o estimated for ,o,mJrrow
Turtle and Seaverns buyer Pacaud IL was
merely professional day Bradstreets reported an
increase OF the Rockies OF $1,000 bushels
Provisions were : weak and dull to-day as they were
active and strong yesterday Pork lost i7i4 lard
and ribs The subsidence Of the war scare
20 600 hogs 10000 estimated for tomorrow: prices
AT the yards cents lower At the seven points there
was largely reversal Of Mondays order yesterdays sell
lers being to-day buyers and contrari~ise
on the curb puts May wheat closed al I3gI3A cents
calls AZ. cents puts on May corn 2S'sa23 cents calls
o3s. "a o3io cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

sales 5e hbl. Wheat dull and spot s7'.G bid ID
made MsS fssH S@'s:1s
February. 25a2si.c: March, 25Na2onc: APRIL ss6,Sa
2C wb May s d. Sens ss sosh
bush. Oats steady: demand slack: No white G,a2ic
mlxed 2IaS2 stock bush Rye easier st No
$40 600 bush. Grain freghs rather active at
dali Sse ms S for % to "a
mess PORK 800 bulk shoulder Sff SG RIO s, sna
active fancy pc; fancy iadle i4gloc store
packed 9aloc. Eggs active l5c for strictly fresh ~
ga Gar firm; graduated [" D. '0'sF STEADY AT ''' ''
Boston Feb. l6-Flour dull with naihet W s :eI
Spring oas! clear ami stragh's w. "v
Saqre Corr quiet: steamer Yellow. 3ic No and
s a"Fr lower YER grades s$sS2c M steady spring
bran ship lake and raj :2 25ess w n; 9 s G s
PORK quiet long ard short cuts, so33: backs. 50 5oa
$40 Is lean ends. sl2. Hams oiaaio &C. Lard i7.c
Bacon sd1oc hutter dull for choice Norheh i Ia
Ipc ladies IaI2c: dairy. i7Glsc; common la
iec Lambs 7asc mutton and yeaPnss 3aSO
lIQilsc Eggs easier. nearby 2oN22c Western choice
lsdlsac: Western lsalsc Mchs9n lsa ls2c tsans
marrow pea GJcqsi small pea 81 .0psi -. mediums
0jcs o. Poultry duh; Western turkeys i3al3c North
fowls llai3c; chickens 1ai6c western chickens "a
quiet Hebrons aga Acc white stock '1''c' Green Noun
tans ioc: Rose toa i5c sweets Jersey 81 p barre
Rye straw qie, At slTasls Leather firm iiemlock sole
30c; seconds. 2'M2Sc.
Buffalo Feb l6-sprng wheat unchanged from noon
prices oats closed steady and uncha1ged Bar@y
quiet and Rye No =. SOC on track Flour-Better
demand and steady. Mil feed scarce strong and un -
changed.
chicago Feb l6-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17
OTHER MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

p,ralo Feb Ig-Catte receipts last "a hours AS head:
III FOR the week thus far. 1895 head same time last
80 4 sal head Consigned through 100 head; TO New
~ 10 head on sale IS head Market opened STEADY
@ Icadv with all sold Old 10 fair fat cows $2J$2 40
1io , "a ~ exr. IS 5OqS3 10 common to good
,ea. $3.50 -: choice EXTRA SO 3Oa$8 20 Hogs re
e The last "a hours 100 head total for the week
mus lar - head same time last week ~ sU head
inus Though $50 head: NewYork 0GO head; on
, 800 had Market opened higher closed ga Zoe
inr with late sales Workers at IS So and MEDIUMS at
-, yorLers So eJIS3 mixed packers. 81 ~ me-
To-, s1 So rigs 81 I5aS3 So roughs $3 Og$3 20 stays.
s. .4se 10 sheer and lambs receipts Tor me ast -
,oo head total the week thus far. 26OOo mead
Tor the came time last week. - go read eonssn .ea
iI an head: 10 NewYork. 200 head: on sale. 41Oo
80 ,,cludlne 4 900 head held over Marker opener
,rady for lambs hm .or sheep and closed steaay WIN an
- ,,ho,cr 20 extra handy lambs ~ eOdso 10 fsir 10
o"d 81 aoas4 ~ lambs. s. l5gsS - mixed sheep
good TO choice So $685. culs to good y. 2oaS 90 export
ewes, 81 i5fA ., ,..,,. p...,n,. nm hs,a.
inn,s ZOO. market for best grades steady: others
asn, Tsx,. steers 81 1884; Texas cows 81 !3G2 20
ns,,s steers s3Qs5 native COWS and heers " oaSS 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17

bags on the opening call There was moderate volume
OF trade during the the market holding It's early
strength The Havre market opened quiet showing an
advance OF franc by IL o'clock and later rose u to
franc more. closing IgI franc net advance. with
sales Of 1900 bags. The Hamburg market was a ,fihe
lower with sales OF 1900 bags. The market at Santos
was quiet. with good Santos. lOS1OO: receipts
1890 bags days.: $4,000 bags Rio market
was steady At 10000 for No RIO exchange. 1-16d
receipts COCO bags 1.-TWO dayS cleared for United state.
5000 bags: for Europe stock. 2s7.O0O bags The
during the afternoon quiet In future de-
veres and about steady. closing quiet and UNCHANGED
10 points for the day. Sales. 5000 bags The market
for spot coffee Is without special interest and values are
less nominal with Rio Is quoted Al 9sc and Rio
ss &c for invoices Late yesterday 900 bags Rio
Ncs and sold TO arrive. said TO be on the basis OF
9sc for No Z. Mild coffee Is quiet. but quite steady In
tone. No important sales were reported.
The following shows the highest. lowest and closing
prices to-day contracts:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb ID. 3:+5 p m-Beef-Extra India mess
s,eady at 60s: prime steady At ass Cd. Pork
Prime mess Western nne. dull at 45s: do medium dull
nj 3ss Sd HRms--Shor about II TO 10 N. nrm
27s short rib about - 10 ~ ~ arm al 25s long clear
mddes light. about 81 81 N. firm az 2Ss I'd: long
Gear mddes heavy. about ~ TO u n, firm at 2&s Sd:
short Gear mddes. heavy about Is to 80 10 firm at
us bellies about IL to IL n. nrm at ga Cd
shouders-Abou: !: 10 II 10 steady at 26s. Lard
Prime Western spot steady at 2Os "a Cheese-Ameri-
can finest white and colored dull al Sos Tailow
city dull iss cottonseed o-Liverpoo refined firm
Common steady at SIS. WheatNo red winter no stock:
No Northern spring steady at 8s "a ,orn.Mixed
Is 0.d: February steady at IS end March steady at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17

Marke, closed steady ct to points aaNahor pa,
Nth Yesterdays closing Jrces Transferable notte o
,rnai sales 49, 100 bales net receipts 59t
hles Exports ContnInt bales stock 2st Il. bale,
To,I net por receipts TO-DAY. 5.63s baes thus is ls
week a. I35 bales against e. l41 bales last weH a
80 2r7 bsles Exports day: Great fIltaln
A 2o4 Ia es France 23l4 bales Continent 40 D.
s,ock De3 O0 bales Spot cotton quiet loc hsner hI
bles including 343 bales spinning and 100 bAss eoh
-n,,on Fxcbsnee special Liverpool cables SPIT cot.,
e,nsrc ,.Ies 5000 bales. Speculation aud export 800
ba:es American 5000 bales receipts 20 @ ba es
steady sellers .aid ADVANCE. closed ,rn " a, TO s.
A.. anrn ss2b: Apr,l-Msy 3S3b May June 5oosEp'
Inne Jiiv S5ib JulyAugust 3Siiao; august ps
3,"iLh. G,pember-Oc October Ji }@s; pct"orI M.
SaSl.s: November December @2iss Manehes"'-'a
n,t Myn ~: coffe- mark.; encouraged by the better
A,.,ns Irom savrc nrmer again this m,ra ai.o
opening unchanged 10 D points "ibn''' w" '"'' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17

Iondop Feb l6-A sale OF low woods was held nero
to-day at which LISA bales were offered The 1nsf.nU
comprised cames hair and cashmere and 800" oaies OF
Persian There was fair attendance. but the demand
poor. Many offerings were Withdrawn. ref-
than the las. sale The other kinds
unchanged - r.. . Az
Antwerp. Feb is-At the wool saee here to-day 1910
bales offered. There fair attendance aao me
demand good Mother wool showed a decline OF from
to 10 centnlcs and lambs and Monteyideo decline %
centmes Following the sales and the prices
Argentine PSI bales at 6S9l70 francs per lO kiios "a
bales at G16i7O francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17

IEMP AND JuTE-There is q quiet sales movement In
,o,h Manila and Ssa hemp Jute and tuie butts are du
,r,n,an ,nnrkets stcady Local prices unchanged We
nuo,e; Manila hemp spot &c; shipment; 3ssd+c; 40
I,,I,sI Kinglor1 3.IJnic. s.sa spot D. l0u3-c snip
nr = iiaysc b. 3Isc jute butts. spot paper quail
~, u tue quits shipment paper quality. loo mixing
1&.c: baggins. 1AqlIsc. - ,.. -, 49,
uiDEs-The market Is rrmer ana some grades OF dIy
,,da. shnw nproy IN prices supplies or desfabir
Se are yerv rht and held with great confidence About
=. 90 ornoco hides sold l6c which IL &c more than
"a "r tho last io city and country slaughters
&c s,eady with q fair demand We quote; california:
i5i e. Matausras ISisTii,yc: ornoeo. ic; bogoh i'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17
All LINE. FLORIDA via Savannah.

- From New Pier 81. ~ r., Tuesday, Thursday sat
Tor savannah direct Special Excursion &36 tick
cts including board route and two days stop at choice
Of hotels savannah Az, . -, -. a.
Of Birm ham Sp m Feb.ls G. OF Aususta,3 pm. Feb y
de Duchesse So Feb 20 Ksnsas City nm. Feb ~
UNSURPASSED CABIN ACCOMMODATIONS, RAIL
CONNECT IONS for all points South. For tickets ara
freight apply 3i7 asi. SSI 80 HMay or pier
foot OF Spring ST. u NJ soHNEi" M"H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17
EUROPEAN WOOL SALES.

d eNd: April steady At % ia F:our-st Louis fsae,
winter steady at So 3D. Hops at London-PAcnc Coss
firm af 6S4HSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17
TOURS TO EUROPE AND PALESTINE.

l. Sailing June July and August. Low prices; mnx-
ing from SosO 10 S6Sl Itineraries ~ EDWIN JONES. ~
Putnam Ave. Brooklyn. y. Y. Tour Round the World
O.67s At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah. Feb. ie-cotton steady: midding lille:
exports eoastwise LAB bales sales S++ bales "ock'
81 ga bales 49,. =.
mddng 6Igc good ordinary H. &c., net and gross re-
cepts COZ bales exports coastwise lt0 bales. sales.
~ bales: stock. 2Is. 400 bales. ~
New Oresns Feb. I6cotton firm; middllns. 6sc: low
mddng q s.. 8c good ordinary 9 1lSc; net receipts.
ss7s bales gross 900 bales exports to Great Britain
APPS bales France 23i4 bales coastwise 21l7 bales;
sales 5OOD bales; stock 383 740 bales
Galveston. Feb 16.-cotton steady: mdding 8Nc: low
rddine ordinary &c; net and receipts.
G,s bales: sales 249 bales: stock us $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17


cash quotations were as follows: Flour was ausi and
Hard spring wheat patents. were auotab!e at
FL I"s 30 in SS@9 si ws:s in s S
bakers s3as3 81 rcd dog. 81 5asi go in sack: winter
sa@ss 20 in SACK; sgrIns w6ssi ;?sg 7as IS 3
s NS nominal ass & asx.esd T7s
& b " 81 s:s sSFT RIB sd
dry sae! nSusss boss 81 29as @ h% n.sd soCs
per gal 81 il sugars loaf. s. 2s graduated AG'
o d. but 20
i sc Eggs ss we're % fresh stock lie per cz
81 a. i" fancy 8 eoas r% :rc s &c
oats steady 70 mixed i9c yjfS'ed Witt nrra siaain
IS m pT salt i~,fS shdaldfTs sdss
lc short clear sides sG clear bellies iSou t e
% os: rf rS sdsa m o.e sSof sar
csr H 1 Sd G jo SSsa @ %sa sg
F Fresh ~ &c. WhisEey active at 81 il.
ealing g5syas Sd c Say az at Sample %Sss
sprins sslaq7i,gc. sample barley neglected. No 3oc
Rye % lover -Four anS unShansed sh under
influence Of weak wheat market nara Spring ""'"'
day foo%ins the Of yssera,y Tr as
to %'7 7 a9 and Closed '2G dc".G
I:g as" %Ts s Msy was Ssd a rI op spot
Northern No > Northern sold AT i'tu'3,
10 sail a, 365c under No track No hard
73ic: No Northern 7sc No 2 sn, Flour S o %a' Sh,
Sb;nn'nn,s "a rS bbs MllstuTs Bran IN buk ano'e'
a. So 2sdss ~ shorts 1885 ~ middl'ngs S'p*' %
pbu.da,nhi, Feb. I8.-Flour fat. unchanged "neae
Na rLct ,anrnssed: priced closed c .ower. 'oha "'i
FEBRUARY. s5dsee: March, April and NAY; rnd
- ,rio,s in export elevatorNo Pennsy wanna i'"
So hid No Delaware rel sac; No red 500 Ind
So,,bcrr snrng sjxIsi'. corr-opton market ntLlIsu
ic and ruled quiet Foreign inquiry fair nut nlds 80
little too low for business M : m ,,, as 4, 2ss.c
Nav nomina!. CARROTS in export Oats
Tats In carlots dull prices steady Nothlns 'olis !"
futures No white c,oped ?4c No whit Rnter on,et
.er creamery extra Ole Feed hm hsssp
snni,.s small Winter BRAN In bulk. spot si- UeFio,
,p bran in sacks spot si2 25a$l2 10 other arces
unchanged , u.hoo, ,o.ar.
:, l,uis Feb i6-Flour unchanged " nea. 49,.
81 ,SI, asked: lv 69ss d69iac asked Corn lower;
Tsbruary lSa.c Nav, 2l4c; Juiy ITs@I-s: - Prime
sar 81 IN. choice 81 S2is other articles ufcha"seu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-17
Otean Steamers.

GERMAgMEn11T ERRANEANsERvlCE
NORTH GERMAN HAMBURG AMERICAN
LLOYD :. s. co. LINE.
Express steamers from New York
to Gibraltar. Agiers Naples and Genoa.
fKaiser. Feb. 10 A. NJ tFulda. Mch IL. 10 A. ".
TENS. Feb a. 10 A. NJ tKaiser. .Mch 81 ioA q
TWerra March g. 10 A. tEms April 10. 10 n.
FOR ALEXANDRIA. EGYPT.
steamer Mch. 18th will proceed Alexandria.
North Ger Lloyd :. s. Co. Hamburg American
Oelrchs & Co, Gen. Agts, Line.
. po.lIpo Gr