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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-10

So%% Sa is $ II F e. IL Snoss s
- hours 1870 head total fr week thus far 2tsv' SEQ
same time lac, week 22 100 consigned through is,
10 New York 40 sale. 0fo; market opeh'1 aS
% 15as3 20 rlss 81 e5Gsa o. mixed packers 81 20;
Receipts for the as, "a hours head. total for wrN
nus Tar e. 200 fr same time list week Is"i ~ ear.
held over. market steady and ciossd du.. ~
lambs: Few extra lo3 N lambs local trade At 49, - -;
good 10 choice 81 7oas5; mixed sheep good TO extra
s5as 30 cults to fair 81 25asa 49, very Re" s''P
oo mnon Stock Yards. chicago Feb. o.cai q elsa
g. CIV: saa bulls 81 soasa 81 calves sagso TO- Team STn
az i S,' higher heavy packing and 81 gpss 9s e. 30
nS' e3mm9n 20 choice rtSed 81 S3qs3 90 GO 9s9
ferior to choice 50 s0asi lambs 90 5cas5.
Kansas city. Feb 9-Hogs-Recepts. 10000 head
- i2s; heavy. 80 3oas3 20: pigs s3QS3 90 Cate.Re
cpt 1000 head market slow: steers best - -
9<i So FAR to good 80 2nGst % ard heiiers oes
s3pS3 lo fair good sass: bulls. 81 I5as3 40 soek
es and feeders 81 o5aSi 49, Texas Western 81 'Oa
- 49, calves. Sasl3. sheep-Recepts Aoo head mar
S. Louis. Feb a-Ca;tre-Receip,s. 1000 bead; mar
Eet steady e soade higher native steers - to o
cows S2@S5 Hogs Re pts 1921 head market st5on n
Y'-serS 50 io4S3 So packers 81 $3.50 as heavy s. oa
~ sheer tRscssP; 45i head market steady
East Liberty Feb a-catGe MaTket ,rGn 3 en- AZ, ag
$ ar 25qsi q: common sSa'3 IS tair 81 500 cog
c g4 ss @ s.,l% I 5s {. ,S S3ss; {;
GOOD rough. s. t5as5 * sheep MsrEet sssty; hand
weeht Western wethers Sass - glot S4qsf TO- gims
50 81 culs siNs2 choice lambs 81 eDasJ -. fair -
god lambs. stasi 20; Gull lambs SASS No. yea! caves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-10
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago Feb (spec.aD.-Polltlcal complications
abroad saved the wheat markets to-day which every
whore opened weak The Cretan troubles closed prices
well here. Liverpool was the leader
coming lower and starting things weak here but finally
recovering and causing a firm American close Wheat
had finally pocket a loss. May here opened from
49,, 76ls cents. sold between 7Gi4 cents and
77s cents and closed at ia The was sur.
prised the small decrease ror January In the wheat
decrease ast January OF 10 900 90 bushels Lverpoot
reported offerings Increasing There was no cash
export and practically nothing here 70 millers Mime
apos however reported large -four sales $1,000 barrels
-four direct to China st Louis transmitted a
state report declared that about one-hlrd OF The
correspondents reported damage to the winter wheat
81 last year 22s years ago The decrease in the
worlds visible supply was only $4,000 bushels against
the seaboard $50 O0O bushels THE mar
Liverpool said It's final stesiness due political
complications There was not much trade. The crowd
thought Clahy the best buyer taking back wheat
Of respect 10 a deceased director.
temporary fractional rally end eose the market SHADE
Monday May opened at - cents soll between 2s.
weather forecast OF ;now and rain had something to do
,.. '"S were o@r sabo,rl u' SsSn
$4,000 bushels bradssreets reported east
conserabe selling against western purchases h was
water people being az H. me floor traders led in the
cepts ass cars. the estimate tor Wednesday was
oats shorts were even disturbed than their col
leagues In corn covering on large scale and raIlyng
prices cent Nay ,- ,oId from ~ cents 70 lT;.
traders Facaud and Scayerns taking about 100 O bush
go estimated for Wednesday seaboard csaranccs Were
bushels. This market like the corn market gave
bs Ss bull ao nsS through SeriSG 02SsS as
being changed from May and July at So. difference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-10

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SeN-York. February 9. 1897.
CDTTONThe market %. Iad firm this morning af , to
points advance In response the better pool ad
The demand rather ehsiy sHft-ied
b.ylng. owing 10 the heavy Fan River business not
mater aztns % tie anticipated. There C.ns.d
cradle liquidation IN March contracts the market falling
ba is nnder the offerings. Nrw-Orleans Was fair buyer
al tla opening. II port estimates the day - OJi
bales AMI css satisfactory cable advcos from Liverpool
were influences the reaction Tho port receipts fr
tho week are estimated 10000 bales against 100 lS3
ieIes last week ana 1929 bales last year Th!s raising
+ the est mate uf tho port Is claimed he at
Tie expense Of the interior movement glod deal Of cot
ION which naturally would glaviiate - the interior
noiuts Gaming 90 ports The advlces Fan
.re grrnrr md PRINT cloths were reported held 81 -.
o., co.'s Al midday there deveio ped quite liberal buy
ing Iy TWO prominent commission houses. and prices
SUING inward T. high figures ~ the opening The
-, 80, TOD recsr,s al N-p-DTeans f0r t0-m1Tr0w
100 IN bales against 1919 last week and +.736 last
sssr. Uougtan receipts were estimated ~ 800 20 $500
nIer against ga week and :i2f last specua
quiet the market shgeins back
a ia toyard tho close. IL stated late that print
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. February o. 1897.
70 cars fS or iS w es1dg . cars saus t9r
tNpr' o trading Feeling steady CITY dressed beef
T,r A. r. asc per 70 for inferior to choice native sides
50 a'eT eaelf a1 Sn ne Nom@dc go ca,e and
aln shcer for J. Shamberg son. 800 cattle for
anvar,scld a sulzberger and 2Ii0 quarters beef fnr
y W"rris To morrow the Georgian VIII take out 4oO
y. Hi'i ~ n II sherman aad l0o head for A. II
4 20 the Majestic $50 quarters for Eastman
';.5ppn,nv the Network $50 quarters for Eas'mane
1pGd Vii carry to Bermuda cattle and j. sheep for
e. VIZ fb9ui . head were received today includ
, "a ,nv, small lJts al Washington Market. feens
ing, d o1-,rrn - choice veas were quoted az S1U
s-c; 49, az. ,,o n with few good enough IN exceed
e. ~ Puarnv.rd and Western calves neInlhaly steady
- - a,,+s s0w az yesterday prices CITY
btess FL Id at sale not many 10 exceed lOlsc
~ trr dressed a. ji4N.c: Ntte, caves a. ftoc 0u
NAM T. Nelson: veais liz ID average. al 70 %
per i'G - Ho. date yesierday 81 vea'', i'o ~ at
81 ~ d. " IT, II,AMfs-Recelps ~ cars 24o head
~ 20 "a were held yesterday Trade Ney limited
nu feeling firm for sheep ano Cod 10 prime been
l"V au 90 81 fO per 100 ~ car - prime lambs at
.l al 49, sfcck would have doubtless sold al 50 fo or
uiws.' VAR, Isi5c a few extra carcasses selling at o.
ir dressed iaInbs moderate supply ana quoted
s'saGs a. "a N1kerson: 19S Ohio lambs - N average
=. n ,a- loo N. chic sheep l2o n, at 81 %
d" " C1liins. ~ western sheep, ll3 ~ at -"
Jous~ Receipts ~ cars. OF 2io ead az tor saugh-
- go heavy to ght hogs were quoted al 81 con
s. IT, pss At si6si % Country dressed hogs steady at
5aU..c t Inn Mullen date ye.terdsyl 81 State hogs
80. ~ ,srags At g. per 100 NJ II DO ms H. al 81 10 ~
10 ~ ot M AZ 81 10 II coarse hogs 2o ~ AZ 81 30
II n Hollis date ye.tefiaF zoo Su h'Rs' L." H. al
newton & CO. date Monday ~ Ohio hogs 100 n. a,
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Feb. o Flour Inactive AND. steady sal's.
loo bbs Wheat firm; spot 59iac bid. NAV sii2T>itc.
Southern. by samp,e, a009lc: DO. grade, S5nt"c'
sfock 900 bush Corn dull, spot and FeNriary
&NG17Sc March. 2esg26a.c Aprl 27a?I%c; Ma
So. Do yoow 81: s:ock . BOY bush sales $500,
bush. Oats steady. No . white. 2iH2Iiac. No mireh
2112"c. stock 900 bush. Rye firm: No nearby.
tnai2c: - Western t2'2c stock $1,000 bush nay
firm. Grain frrignts quiet. Cotton steady; mddinSs'
T',c. coffee quiet ~ i0Gloisc
Boston. Feb o.-Four gui. With narke, yer hed
steady spring pat 81 j0GSi 20 clear and s'raienF
50 GOdsi 81; winter patents 81 soaS3 10 clear ana
s,raivh's - 41ISi 30 'ornmeal quiet h2abtc .ht,
AMI steamer 3iisc oats steady: No clipped 25ad26c
40 clipped 25c rejected. 24igc Meed steady spring
bran. ship lake and rail, sl2Isl2 %; winter
bran $40 mi1dllnrs 81 250S4. Red dog hcur sl5 Soa
$40 Pork quiet. long short $40 p; backs 81 ID
0Sl0 %. lean ends sl2 Hams. 9i.di0ier Lard. sc.
rarn si0r Ru.tor n-m choice; Northern
22T23c; Western 2ic: imitation. 15dl1c; June. 1912;
ladies' ilQt2c; Vermont dairy. i7Gls' common 1915
Lambs quiet 70sc. mutton and yearlngs. id5igc. Veal.
QU1lc Cheese hrn: Northern. l2pi2hc Western. Ia
Western lGr Michigan. 80. Beans quiet. yellow ewes,
81 codsi 25 kidneys 81 300S ~: pea. a1cfi
81 o5 small pea ~ 9o9sl 30; mediums. o5cTSi o5 Poul
f3T i5c: Northern fowls ia
san geese. IN9c ducks. ll0l2c Potatoes qu.et He
hr0us 42d4ic: white stock 3jnSc Green Mountains 4oc
Rose 40q &c: sweets. Jersey 81 - bhl Oranges. Va
lencias g. JOdsi 20 Lemons ~ S)N$3 ~. Hay
quiet Ri 5OTSs 80 Leather frmer. hemlocS sole.
acid hrs's pc; seconds 90. union sole nrsts 29d3oc
seconds 2Id2Sc.
Buffalo Feb. 9-Spr.ng wheat closed ikc higher Winter
wheat closed 6i'i unchanged Corn closed quiet
changed from noon closed weak unchanged Rarey
que steady Mufeed firm; good demand.
Fah e 70 ioeif -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-10

er-XDDITs-Prra beeswax held al c6c per n but
demand s moderate. Maple sugar dull ana weak AZ
o, nar " syrup quoted 50Tijc per cal N "sehs 'o
IN sht supply ana steady ~ 50 ia 50 80 per ~ Honey
meets a fair demand and is held 'Iv W. qH'le on'e
rioe- comb per y 9dl2r. d. extracted 3H5'.c; do buck
wheat comb 7G.c: % extracted 4g4'5c Ca!if,n.a *
fracte4 5,~ICi.c have shown little change ~
rrcc There Is only moderate inquiry; shtHtd are
rather dun ana weak. pecans nominal IN ne aIsehce G
in,portant business We quote; Peanuts, hand ncktD
per- H. 3ik63'4c DO spanish. sheiod ~ l. 80 DO VI
rlnia shelicd 3N34c pccans round lots per 10, 0g'c
hickory nuts. per bush, 81
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts ~
milk ana cream at different "a lroad distributing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-10

'Brads,reets reported decrease east Of the Rockies
u i72 pp1 bushels - ~-,...
Small receipts ara moderate buying by the EneiIsn
packing houses kept provisions firm pork closing 10 oen
Moniey. lard and ribs ~ cents over
There only 5000 hogs. with 2p0oO estimated tof
"Wednesday. 1t not big market. ..., o-o,. 3
on the curb puts May wheat closed AZ .o'enI.1'
cents calls puts May corn 2fa24is cents:
calls .3f< Iai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-10
HAY AND STRAW.
Receipts at New-York for week ending February Q:
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Fcb. .. 3.i5 y. m. Reef Extra India mesa
duh NJ Bis "a prime du AT EOS Trk-pr'ne mess
Western fine duh ies 30. medium dun az zoe Hams
short cut. about ~ 20 10 10 steady AZ 3es Bacon
Cumberland about - ~ 30 ~ steady At 26s short
rib abont 20 - H. steady 2is long clear mftes
light about % 10 ~ n steady At 2s long clear iddes
heavy about 30 10 A. N steady AZ rs Cd short clear
m4lls heavy about - 20 II steady AZ 22s 81 clear
bellies about II 10 ~ n steady A. 2Fs shoulders
II II n steady AZ Pea Lard Prime western so!
duh AT pos CheaseAmerican fnes white and coloref
Hrm 59s. Ta,iow Prime city Jun a. lSs cotonseed
oilTdverp7ol refined firm AZ 5s ca Spirits ~ upenine
firm 2gs M. Resin on mon steady A. 's wheat
No > red winter. stock No Northern spring nun a,
81. Mixed Western steady ~ p "a.
oG steady 81 % o.d February steady A. p "a March
steady D "a April steady ~ % I'D FlourSt Louis
fercy winter dull at IS ID Hops A. London Pacific coast
nrnla
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sOr'THFRN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb. 9.-cot:)1 easy; mddns Ic: low MID
ding IL iGc good nary 5-ec net and rross re-
cep,s 2l3 bales: exports . Great Britain s-' baes'
sales. 2Oi bi.es: stock. O7.S2 bales. -,
New-Orleans Feb 9-Co,toa quiet: mddng ssc low
dilinc. CSC; good ord nary 9.c. net receipts ss2
nales gross 02J haics: exports 70 Great britain 80.
b1.es to France. 1905 baes: exports coastwise ""''
bales stock 372 542 bales -
Norfolk Feb o-Cotton quiet; mldllng sl5-iec; low
middling. 16c: ordinary $40 net end gross re
cepts. 2Gl9 bales; exports coastwise 1921 baes safes
81 ha.es. stock % ST. bales. 49,.
Savannah. Feb 9-Co,t1n qllet ard steady; rn'6nInc
G7ic; low miai,ing etc: net receipts 2t2i
bales exports to the Continent 7os baes. sales lSsc
ba.es stock 20 9Gi bates
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following snoe. the highest. lowest and clos.n-

casts quoted at s. i6as; ~ Joining $: i5a>2 -:
aSl 60 ounces 81 55asl eigths 81 55asi 90 Quinne
domestic bulk ana la isc Tor foresn hulk .....
ESSENTIAL. OII.S-Generally quiet and prices winon'
.at"ria chance W Gu1tc: Anlsc 81 I2's0Sl - Ii
Gamo' prime 81 o0Gs so cassa, 81 800 81 cubeo spg,p
lemon -graes native. sCGs5c; $ld$l 10. mus
tord natural Sc I5HS1 80: artificial 50 1885, 40 peip
mint Western tins 81 ~ 81 40 New York tins. - '"i
~. bo,tle - G10Si 20. pcnnyroya i5dNc sasSaiiaS
natural f2G ijc. artificial. 35nio spar1int hUiF-
tansv 81 6lTS2 wIteTgreen natural. 81 i5H<i - arl
wood pure 50 o3dS2 n. .... .EOoTS-Thee werc no i'm
porant quoted values during tho last Two or
fhree DAYS and 81 the market Is steady. W"
quote Irdock. a26jc: Fentan. G4G'c' ginseng south
Sin - Northern - IJd>3 -, NorthweTrlu =.
ginger. Jamaica. unieached. l5Gltc. beached. .hH2c
.0l Zen seal 2Ga2>c. heebore powdered 6leu,i-c whole
.G4sc. Hc0rce. ordinary 2gP4c: selected barrels "a
loo. sarsapara. Honduras. 26G33c. Mexican. "S"xe'
southern 31c. Minnesota. 2Hc; Nanitoua' -
era1- t'.naia iir. Texas. l1p23c. virginia. SOC 1890
better feeling in dried especially California al
though demand Is almost entirely of J'bbng chaI-
act4r Prunes somewhat NOR business ana there
increased consumption reported Raislns are quiet
currant= moving slowly and nuts dull We quote.
Valencia raisins 5pGc, sulana. 64Illc. California u.
almonds 7Ad13c Brazil nuts. i'3N4.c; wanuts' G49c'
rlherts 7dflIsc: Eggs. IAN2ic.
FOREIGN GREEN FRCIT-The movement Of lemons
IS somewhat active. although mainly Of a jobbing
character. In fair request bananas dnu with
prices almost nominal We quote. Lemons, 81 S5HS3 .;
oranges Jamaica SO 50aSl 30: California naves. $50
81 30 Florida. s3GS4 so bananas. GocWSl 20; Florida
pineapple s12dS2' cocoanuts S2G$.N grapes s'Hslo
quotations to-day. the closing prices Tor the pre-
vou DAY closing prices for the corresponding date
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orurp M,nKErs-By TELEGRAPH

puoaio Feb q -Caitle-Recelpts for the last hours
20 hnaJ. total for week asa: for
is,, ven sTlO consigned through 721 TO New-York.
on or saIs a. market opened and closed steady good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-10

vsns we're available only in small way Al 2Asc. thous
IeW March contracts ade at that price today
eahs range and close today and olcsng bids Inc
urtNlOuk nLkhi la.i fnln9.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
nrD %. LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

IL For La Guayra Puerto CabellO curacao AMI Man.
csibo, via curacao. from Robert Stores. Brooklyn
SIS VEN Ella Saturday. February 49, o. m
s. PHILADELPHIA .... W edns siay, February - D. m
SIS CARACAS. ............ Saturday. March o. | y m
FOR MARACAIBO. VIA ST. THOMAS " "
CVlsAt .......... SATURDAY. FEBRUARY -.
These American steamers butt express tor the ,rada
have superior recommendation
BOt'rTON PrISS e
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CAyANNAH LINE ron FLORIDA. Geoecr. a.

4
- rri weekly from Pier - n r. Tuesdays rhars-
day. and Saturday a T.. NJ. Tor savannah direct
tiranda Duchess Feh 81 cay ~ Birmingham. Feb "a
civ ~ Augusta FEB - Grande Duch-sse. Feb ~
Kansas CIV ... Feb Ii city II Augusta Feb q
Unsurpassed cabin accommodations. Connecting At
savannah with lines Tor all points IN Florida tina
south ana Southwest tickets and freight apply
., ai7 POI $50 3ss IroadwNy, AZ the Pier foot a
eprng-st O. n SoRREI. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-10

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull and
as sa 40 IN woi E2 yg he patents 81 oSs. 10 hs.
s2Qs3 33 red dog 81 2o6s 10 IN sacks: winter wheat
$4asi 30 wood -four 81 25as2 IS in wood s2aS2 20
wheat 72o77c ~ rel S5as7sc:' 80 corn. 22i.5
~ No T. , 9ats ee S2 RYE S2 No sa sary ga
mc9s pork ttl s. 7oqs7 Is; la.d per 100 ~ SO 72.
RoaeT. boxt @59si 20 short S clear 80 siS asy b5 5S
ion 81 .sussrs cu lat s. il sranuiated 81 81.
the Pre Excanae oGoy S' the ra Sc r' c &C 0n
arm fres stock 1i Is;S i''''' seconds ''a''
a95y o Wheat m ~ P1se9} c % tr
ma ,fF' or S ~ No mixed mixed 23a23s no d. 20
clear family s. IS; Gear butt IS To- clear back s. q
S5aaqe ao rS sde. 4c .l short SSa SAT- .d a
So5eg ~ o boxed neat 81 NOR BaconLcose
clear sides +',e loose clear bellies 5,,c boxed meats
@c W6 s5 2n sct R9asf IRE nmery
May AZ F os to mi q9: and and g veal
at 0l2c SAMPLE wheat firm and &c higher No North
n No ?S Rye steady a@ aRi G Sa5sy We TS'T
and prices tenu downward though there no decline
Minneapolis Feb. 9.-There touch OF war mar
Ee ,o a, ard Il brought cen; rice in price from ow
opened UNCHANGED at I3c and advanced 744c closing
4sc and closed at 75sc against 62lsc year ago cash
%%HraltmIhere w-s an improved demand for spot NJ
fairly vel a. lqI.c under NJ / There but few
under 70 ON track: ~ hard 757sc. No Northern
,5sc. NJ rthefn. rs Flour patents 50 g0Gsi Is:
bakei - sOGS} %. production 5000 bbis: shipments
q 100 bhls MLstuns-Irces have been advancei Rran
dlnss. s75 : 25. '''' 49, ''''
Philadelphia. Feb. o.-Flour-Demand light unchanged
W neat hrn. no trading here. Contract wheat on call
tnbiuary sGA0s9c; March April and May. nominal Car
lots in export elevator; No PENNSYLVANIA red o. bid
No Delaware red Csc bid 30 red Go,: No / North
en spring. NSAH&c. Conceptions finn but little do
Ing Foreign inquiry only moderate Local CARROTS ir-
regular No yellow quoted local elevators al o9c b,
offered IN sore positions track 2si.c 40
mixed on call; February 2Ga26',c; March 26s.G2Gs,c;
Ap J. 2iH2li4c. CARROTS IN export elevator; No mixed
2BA2Glc. steamer 2Ju2ji.c: No g. 23i9T23sc Oats
Fair local trade demand FOR CARROTS and prices firm No
white 2ll2c; No white &c: No white on call Fob
March. April and May. 23i2 scarce and
higher. Winter bran in bulk spot Sll T5TS2 50: spring
bran In sacks. spot 81 5Ogsl2 Eggs hrm; fair de-
mand; Pennsylvania and Western irss l5c other ar,i-
cles unchanged.
II Louis Feb 9-Tlour unchanged Wheat higher.
rece pts, 5l50 bush. shipments 10 40 bush: Nav s57r
asked; July 72A bid Corn steady: February 2Jc nom
indl; May 2l'tc July. 23r23',c bid higher: Feb
ruary. lG9c nominal: May lsssaIsisc bid Butter firm
higher creamery. extras. 2lgc seconds 15aIIc dairy
extras. 15I3ai8tc: Seconds lOisGl2c Pork STANDARD
mess. - 17i.. Lard-Prime steam. G7i, choice
50 ia Bacon Shoulder. 81 57's short clear
- IN. clear ribs. - 9Ti3. clear sides 81 2,5 Dry
salt meats Shoulders 3Ii9 short clear 81 37s
clear ribs 81 +iis clear sides 81 ~ Lead strong higher
sales. 100 Missouri So 100 desllverlzAd AZ
81 % 1000 tons Missouri brands private terms Other
articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-10

Sailing June July and August Low prices; rang
ing $3.50 e. s651 itineraries ~ EDWIN JONES 40
Putnam Ave. Brooklyn. y. Y Tour Round the World
H61s
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II FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOUbOiNE- . r MFR.
s s. MAAsDAM ..,.,..., Satfriny. Feb 20 10 q. m
: ! spAARND An. ........ SATURDAY Feb % 10 a M
FIRST cabin $3.50 and upwards second cabin So.
aye at very low Apply t. Netherlands American
steam Navigation Co. 20 r way. y. Y.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
WHITE STAR LINE.

ne TO LIVERPOOL ny QUEENSTOWN
Aurania Feb. 10 p. m r'NIria. March g m
Serbia Feb % 10 a. m Aurania. March ~ noon
Lucana. Feb o. p. m. Etrura March % f:30 m.
From Per 40 North River. foot ~ C"arkson-st.
For freight AMI passage apply at the Companys ofrcs
No. ! Bowling Green. New York
NERNON u. RROWN & co Genaral AgAn,.
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CLYDE LINE.
FRENCH LINE
GENERAL Transatlantique
Y DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARls. FRANCE

a NGkMrANnlE. pe'onse ..''.'' Sat. Ee5 % a m
Rates Of passage: First class y Y. - Paris $50 and
upwards including railway fare 70 Paris pa.or-car seat
"A landing Second class Paris. SSt rs
A. FORGET. General Agent. Bowling Green ~ 7.
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HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.

"a WORLD Parties leave February % for Holy Land;
May S, June 3. -. July 2 for Europe s2fn and Up
Z. @ CLARK. III EROADMAN y. Y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-22
IT SAVES cH1LDRENs LIVES.

Whites Cream Vermifuge insures
your child against one serious danger.
II promptly rids it of worms. 1t acts
thoroughly but is just as harmless as
a chiidren's remedy should be. Has
been sold for years and received the
warmest praise of grateful mothers
eN anywhere.
its breath is bad, If it picks ITS nose or
starts in its sleep, suspect the presence
OF worms. Health and right growth
cannot come until the trouble is remov-
ed. Cream Vermifuge cannot fail.
Price % cents. Sold by e. Reuss and
c. Schasse.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-22

Mr.. Scott requested the editor not to
print the interview, but the editor in
sisted.
Mr.. Scott in the interview said it
was nearly impossible for a woman to
remain pure who adopts the stage,
adding that the freedom of life, speech
and gesture behind the curtain ''ren-
ders it almost impossible for woman
to preserve that simplicity of manner
which is her greatest charm"
What is indefinitely more to be de-
plOred." he added, lis that a woman
who endeavors to keep her purity is
almost as a necessity foredOOmed to
failure in her career. 1t is an awful
thing to say, and still more terrible.
it is true, but no one who knows the
life of the green room dare deny it."
Mr.. Scott says the English stage is
the worst because the English are the
least artistic people in the world and
more completely without the saving
grace of humOr than any other ma
ton"
Being Interviewed on the subject of
his interview Mr.. Scott protests that
it is not an attack on the stage, that
he has not been accurately reported
and that it is not fair to quote eX-
tracts as he was speaking for a re-
ligious paper and from a moral stand
point"
MANY actresses" he continued.
lead noble lives and the Children of
actors, who are fOrewarned of the
dangers, seldom 90 astray.
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