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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
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c7,,aso Fob Is Special. Wheat closed a. i'ac over
advance than that May oren.l - IAiar cold he'W'en
49, and 75-,c and closed At 7a',p7iA.c II was day
~ sr scare and naturally cpus's had the sharp"s break
N wear Even the Liverpool wheat. 50 Indifferent 90
ANYTHING hull;sh for 2 month. up ID The opening
was at such an advance here that there good deal
- snort selling cloee OF the early sellers
ycra huver. again. There some buish Influences
aside from news: The world shipments are very
~ ssn bush. New-Yok finally reported 40 loads iof
,xnnr and 40 900 bush sold here There was de-
crease In the English visible 81 235VDo bush, and there
Was the prr.pec OF a large deorease worlds visible
ment Tor buyers Paris came lower. and disappoin
nnant too that cash business was not done here"
There wac not increase in the outside trade bar
rn,, vac the best buyer. loOo.ocp bush So The tip
ina, Greek troops had landed IN Crete.
on was strong influenced most u course by the war
sold between 2Sisc ard 2ic, ard closed
m eic sellers Shorts dd the buying schwartz Dupec
hp dav There soodsizei clearance $50 00o bush
Fvevthing routine bearish The local
stock increased so20o bush Receipts were large sal
cars with $50 estimated % Tussiay There wac an
EASIER without t@ing very much lower.
covering feature in covering Influenced by
the war scar. There very weak sample narke
osssd by large receipts '6 cars to-day With SO
Ma s,d between is7.c bid and IL. sellers. closed
nc The visible increased 10000 bush: the local stock
Increased $4,000 hush.
There was A SHAKING up In provisions. A line q
Tne chicago Packing Company and Cudahy concerns
cover rite There the help
cables were somewhat higher Hog receipts light
$1,000 With 20oo estimated for Tuesday; and prices At
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WEEkLY EXPORTS.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

New York. February II. lN''
cOTTON-The cotton market opened steanN ~ ~
changed 70 points advance The buying was 5000 We
bulls absorbing large qUsnrlties ana in The ,NSt mi
rrarsactons we.e bales The buying easiF Cale
10 market VI and by midday prices were apou, "a
points above the fna saturday: The s-rens,h
a. be due better Liverpool news, MhcH, lsuea
showing decline. anticipate fToWihS W. o ciSs
here - SATURDAY. opened al d partial l"t eoNsIS
ire hrm points ne, rise The more Aeins nS~,
situation brought IN a brn nsa VI
coverrg and there be some fairly god Euro
raan huyng orders NswOrleans sold SHORTY altef me
slight reaction, hut the onernes VIZ
absorbed The movement tr 'hc "a. Mds
mated a. hanS against p go bales ast week anG
% 40 last wear movement for the week i pa
a. 1l.Ili week ago ana 100 ''l'
l.s wear Private cables alleged that part OF ne thssn
having a better demand IN ManCheSlt
fr7u India ana development Of spinning DEMAND
I'm, the Continent The Volume ~ orders or European
aocoun, during The day footed M quite liberal proportions
1v.r-e5 3Arabe prices. In the after
II rather liberal movement AZ n usLon
and Orleans for tomorrow resulted IN some
and prices slightly from outside hgures h!'housh
.fe ttne ole ally arm. with the market II 70 "a
points above nna 81 SATURDAY The oonaltioh OF me
Southern spot markets also more faNorapie sellers
ling the current market The esmasd m2 NOV;
r,eBf Tor tomorrow Houston was tnn 10 80" raI-s
bales last week and i.1l l4si year NJ"
500 bales. against e. paIes iisl
week ana ~ 90 bales last wear. -,
and close to-day ana closing oius '''
r. y A. follow
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steers for good fat ard handy np'cn aiS
slow for common grades closed steady. and AZ VT ~.
Prime steers 81 oOds5; good shipping - 3om 81
butchers 81 dsi lo good 10 ch9ss "a, tst .ckers
eod SEA 81 q? native feeders 81 ioGs3 ~ Canada eSn
era 81 DTs3 ST.. Veals dull common 70 idirN' .9fn
81 - Receipts ~ hours 10 200 head ''.'
Tor the week thus far 22jel same time last " cSo
IN sale is 100 opened seady and s7sgd %
nd strong outside prices Workers. - 52IIsS'
RIGS 50 as So: HANDY mediums and mixed. 80 t,I
s3 70 r,nghs s3dS3 90 50 23as2 o. Sheep ant
arbs Receipts last ~ hours. ls" head tolai TT
thus far - 400 same time las; week. 2l'n cohsiS'
through 400: to NV York, 1000; on sae -t I.S 10,
Let onsood ,5Tonc lower, ard cosed dun WIN 40
thirty cars unsod. Best amhs 81 loaSS 90 soo ixeS
choi,a {, s5TS5. common fair 81 4'NSf 90 niNeI
aiesn choice 10 extra 81 s5ds+ culs 20 gooh ;! IVA
9? * handy wethers 81 lOTSi 81; yearngs - 90 Ok
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NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1897

about % p 10 ass long clear mddles light
about - 10 rs H. nrm at 2ss long clear middles hea
about ~ 10 a. H. firm As Cd short clear middles
heavy. about ~ to - m nrm NJ 23s clear bellies an9u'
II 10 - ID, firm At 21s. Shoulders u TO " TO
steady 2is fard-Prmn Western spot steady Al GUS ID
cheese- American finest white and coored hrm al '"s
refined firm at lis I'd. Spirits of tmrpentne firm ar 2 %
Rosln-'ommon steady at So. Wheat-No ! Northern
spring firm at is AID. Corn-Mixed Western spot new
steady at Is etd =. do old firm at Is e.d February
steady at % Gd March steady at 2s 8Ad April steady
at Is I'D Hops at LondonPacnc coast nrm at 6SdSos
q wheat for the last wesk from Atlantic ports 90 400
quarters: from Pacific $1,000 quarters from other
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OTHER MARKETS Ry TELEGRAPH

l-non stock Yards. chicago Feb Is Receipt
- go head. market STEADY strong common 80 extra
steers GodSj sinckers and fesders 81 Ss:'i 20
,vs I'd ruls 81 S,0S3 90. calves. 81 "nsb 90 T'an>
50 ip1si e. Wogs- Receipts. 33."n hcad market firm
ana 81 higher. hefvy packing ana shIpns los >" "
.,-..l 81 5jdsS 62s: light 81 i3us3 81 pgs. ~ 2'r
81 co... Shesp-Recepts. 1900 head market active an
inferior - choice 81 5olsi To- lambs 80 hsa i"
=, outs Feb i5--,atte- Receipts iO!+ head mar
~, native steers 81 5oqS 80. native cows S2e
{, y, re,as steers 81 05a<3 So Texas cows S2Hk2 10
sr "a soais S. hackers. 8 2agsS so. heavy. - i5a
81 s. shetE its.s e. ,a3ts. & ssas a.
K,ns,. CITY. Feb atue-Rectpts 600 head
.b'rns"fs zoo. market steady. Texas steers. Sdi,
Tey,s cows S2ds2 native steers ShsS; native cows
snS hn,ers SldA3 81 stockcrs and feeders, k34s4 %
ilis - 9 asa 90 Hoes-R-ceipf. 5000 head shipments
uarxst strong Toe higher but sales ~ 81 33Is3 ~
Sia 81 so1fs3 Il packers. So 25qS3 ~ mixed So 31a
(, iSIsa "a Shcep-Eeceips 900 had: shipments 30"
49,, str1ng Lambs So jodss ~: muttons 70dS3 90
80 TitFrtv feh. I: Ca'ile-Market steady. extra
"A "a, as min, 6OGSf 81, good. - Dnst 10, tidy
81 25sl q, fair 81 l0ds 10 common. <sas3 80 common
- 80 IA bulls and cows <2ls3 so heers SO 75asI -
fr.sb cows and sprlneers s5ds45 H2ss.Market steady
prime So ,od IS 20 pT!ms light, 81 6Sass 20 Workers
60 90 Tcueh. 81 75sS g; sheepMark@t steady 600
Wo"4rn rehers sI1s+ IL prime natives. 81 io@s ~
s,sd a slti fair we,h~rs 81 Ioafs 20 common 81 a.
., os mis- 81 50GS2: choice lambs. 81 SodH a. fair to
rood ambs sasi 90 Gull lambs. $685. TO- veal calves
tSS@sio Feb Is Receipts las: ~ hours 80
80 to,al Tor week thus far SIS same ime last
80 4 O4 consigned through. Logs. 10 Ntw-for
fs5. N sac $3.50 Market eoeaed ''esiy 'oS hea'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16

Vas outlet hut fairly steady early, developing
strength later with the rise in wheat closing
shmr STEADY al AdAc rise The local stock of corn
mS. email decrease both In contract and in all
~" me visible supply exhibited increase of 500
Nhie The amount afost for Europe increas"
push the last week. TIL" exports % Gown fon
e principal shipping countries t%s9oon bush last
Ico o Moulding i6sooo bush from The United stats
iv"m push from the Argentine 1900 bush from Russia
ana iooW bush from the Danube against total the pre-
.eding week OF i.0S 600 BUSH and last year 41490o0
o 1n The American exports Of in January were
1900 4o2 bush. Receipts of the interior showed
niue falling on this week. and the estimated arrivals
Tor tomorrow at Chicago We're down $50 Cash
corn was steady with moderate export business Sales
were 1900 bush including 900 bush No 2sic
elevator oW0 bush No . IS. ahoat; 1000 bush
cred: 1000 buSh ungraded private terms 1000 bush
steamer 2Ic elevator. and $4,000 old No . private
terms. local .OATSThe market for fairly
steady today The opening showed but slight change.
prices later hardening little with the afternoon strength
IN other cereals Local stocks showed fair decrease IN
me total eupiy but there in the visible
the last week and interior arrivals to-day fairly well
maintained Trade in the afternoon quiet the future
market closing at unchanged sc advance. Cash
No white. 2lAc: 30 900 bush track and ungraded white.
2od2"c. as TO quality. and busch No clipped pr
yate terms No oats quoted 21sc elevator: No
oats. 20; No white. re. .RYEMarlet weaker.
cloclng steady CARROTS. state 39nilC: No Western 3d
SO Buffalo. opening NAVIGATION. BARLEY
Market quiet Feeding quoted TisM21'4c. e Bu6alo.
MAY; quoted mating 3sa &c. 10 quality ElCk
WHEAT-Market easy. quoted 3ic. q track, FOR prime
State
The quotations today the closing prices for Saturday
and closing prices for hc corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
sorrHrRN COTTON MARKrrs

Norfolk Feb l5.-Cotton steady; m.ddlns SIC. low
mddirs 6isc: good ordinary Isle. gross re-
cepts 23S hats exports coaswise. n3 bales sales 6s
bales. sto>k 1901 bales
Galveston Feb IS cotton quiet mi9dlinS SO. low
ng sac good ordinary &c: net and gross receipts
bales exports 10 Great Britain. 1913 bales
Continent a0 bales. coswise. $50 bales stock he $50
bales
les low miAdlins SIC; good ordinary g. net re-
cepts ds bales. gross. 1888 bales. sales 400 ba,ss
stock 362, $50 bales.
savannah. Feb. is-co',on steady; midd!ng enc low
mddng enc net and receipts. 1850 bsles exports
ecaswss leo bales sales. So bales stock 81 ai2 bales
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AVA\NAII LINE FLORIDA via Savannah

- From New Pier 81 y. r.. Tuesdays. Thursday sat
direct Special Excursion S?6 tick
s,s including board and DAYS at choice
Of hotels savannah. $500. - .-. -, ,>
Kansas Ciy z pm Feb ls trnnfe DucheSs"3P M Feb ~
~ Rrro ha n, 3p m - g - 2p Feb y
I.SSr,RpAsSED CABIN ACCOMMODATIONS Rail.
f,OSNECTTONS for MI points South. For tickets and
,oish, rates arply BIZ 2Si a.5 3s5 B'way pier
100, az Spring q. - >" Sohhrl" NUN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16

50 Muscovado and e16c 50 test molases usa
Business IL hndered by the extreme views OF princpa
importers who inclined TO hold their sugar Tor me
prices. In refined there II steady tone WIN
prices unchanged and graduated quoted nj iNsc. WINE
demand fair. showing well as II did last
week country supplied the near
future. There business IL about 500 tons MusoNahp
basis a IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet and hrm
S@ a9 sSrss Sbsa Il Safse 30 sprns
ac red saac Ne corn y si'S S;Tey 81 ssc
Seia H 20 aaxsoe ia5s% ;mo'hy seed
80 5 '4 t. 9 90 5 'S:'' . ;5 Es. @
Sr ie, f's x.i itos 8 So Whsle sTs finished
sas ig, Sr sai g. 2s insccd OIL raw sc boiled
&c on the produce Exchange to-day the butter market
r y. G firm rs ssF3 r G5t'm s.S S CO. rae s' -"
fan 2&1 81 5as 20 o %es5 steady Ed sold a
No mixed 22ie oats 2e tg,,2 10 and YAK 6aeS
22 No miSsS 5Ss is pyim S" stepn
Sc Dry sailed meats 'ud"rs - sioFt Tio s m
, S sr clear E', Ss ~ loose clear bellies &c boxed
a T%r' is W WRsS a%2 a @da 81
Milwaukee FEB o opeTed 7s sSya f1 an+ AZ
bI G. NAY GgGn am ar Wheat r@ AMI die hs
M > northern 75G75'.c No sprng - sample par
nHd i,c oHer; 10 on 'rack 35d35,, No on track.
s. 81 flour du and 50lo, lower.
day. and bull s4nnen. lowing freely MAY Wheat
opened At 2 ana arr" a 21era the up pr@ to- 7
and H. co1c was 72G 72sc against 7ie saturiay;
Jgy Gp%i =, at az asans Re saturdsy cash wheat
The price Of 10 Northern On spot was established a.
80 3 ysn M " "a 20 & So Norihtrn No rnF~d
.rom &c to &c sndc g No % 51Sf No r hard rcuT
patents So S0as4 To- hafers. 81 Ioas$ 80 P:odrcti@n.
bulk quoted at 80 23fS 90 saortS S""s' 49, l's'
STTS7 p.
Philadelphia. Feb. Is. Flour dull and unclaimed
Wheat Arm; export demand light and mlers holding Il
Contract wheat On cali: February. s5sg S6s.c; March
Anil and Nav nominal. CARROTS IN export ,ator; No
Pennsylvania red s9.c bid No Delaware red so2c 9h
No . rrh SGac bid. No Northern spring Sb'sc corn
firm eyp1rt inquiry nut bis generally too low Tor
business local CARROTS small supply and quiet ~
yel5w 2Si4d2Szc. No mixed call February, 2'>4a
SO: March. 2eisN2easc April. 2IaG27c May nominal
carrots ~ .xport Nh. miN 2i4.T=fc steam
er o4,, 625c No B. 23t. T24c oats quiet and steady;
81 white clipped 2ic. Y, = white. call February.
March April and May ~. 24 Eggs Arm demand fair;
Penn lvania Western hrsts. lie oher articles I'M
changed.
St Louis Feb l5--Flour steady; patents 81 bgA -;
Extra fancy 81 l0Tsi -, fancy So i0Q3 90; choice
81 logss 25; rye nour. 81 ,oa$2 ~ Bran nrm sacksd
East side 42: points. Al. Wheat hiGhr MAJ
$40 bid: July Ioiyc asked. corn higher; pabruary
lpgc nominal: MAY. 2l.02a.c bid. JuN. 2s.g22sc bi
oas higher, February lt';c May ii'sc pa laiy, i@@c
%. sec nGs lG6 dairy lb s"cohis loHl
Pork STANDARD mess s. 60. old 81 Lard-IrIme
steam choice 81 ST.. Bacon shoulders. 81 40;
extra short Gear ST. clear rih', g 10 clear sides,
&; ~ Dry-sat.d meats shoulders 81 -; eNrt short
cIear - 81 ribs 81 ga clear sides s. - High
Wines steady ~ 81 Wool quiet Gnchano q Tagging,
IL 10 5a.c . N $40 -, ~ 6is. Iron lies orc twine
a. Lead drm unchanged chemical 81 soft Missouri.
s. o2i, deslverized. SO 10 Spe;er firm at - s"Hs" 30
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

s, Bm e. asa 10 extra So 2SaS 90 do family 81 "a
8. GD winter wheat paen 81 '5hso spr'hE ,l' SWhe,
i e. do straight s. :oast 10 sales 800 o so,nern ty
samp," t9doOc: grad s3'sn oNzr, st'Sk 49,
s hush ca n.s %af' Ap 1Ro' iaa Ma g3'
sran@r miNef 23s,G53s.c; southern white corr 20 %
yellow 2fSa&76; so~s l95772 bush sals* s 1,.,
stock so so bush. Ry" easter; no nearpy' nc a.,
No Western ilc sales stock 1872 900 htsh ray , m
10 Liverpool per bush 3n3.d Marcn; Cork for order;
per quarter IS I'd. February and harch; - l""S -"
March ard April Cotton dull middlings -loc'
Boston. Feb. l5Four dull 1tf market s'I1dy sof a
winter p1tents p6as5 clear sralght 81 4ocst 80
C5na quiet G?Goi bag g. a3as ~ s sfc C oa,n
grades %, a2iS Mifesd steady spring br.e 70 ship
Sqf so s2 5a! 50 So a aSs sdqsi
i Ha9s "a ~" rroane ?2@2c western 2i622
,at.on. 150l7c. June. rae, ladies' llai2c Vermont
t1Y and yearlines 5GIIsc. Veal odllc. Cheese firm
Northern i2ai2c; Western llaiiS,c Eggs nish ,s
issc Michigan Isaisg Beans quiet Yellow eyes 81 -
sna pea 2oas me,Hms e'csl Isl. o' , 9Isry cb d%
enc IA ,6. Western chlrkers 9Gl0c fowls. sd9c geese
7ao, ducks lGl2c Potatoes Gnet eoT poss 90
sucos rarsey 81 % hi Valencia - 'rT
81 70 a case lemons 81 SoNs3 20 Hay Qu'et; hog
Ia ice. lowe grades SlOTsl4 Rye Gu,e' SI1ass
2jc; Union sole drs.s o3G3oc. seconds. "7P2sc
nrffa.o Feb i5-Spring wheat dun; closed sc hiGher
from noon. Winter wheat cosed dn. nnr'ansep; Nr r
cossd steady. a. moor prices ,'a,S GI'std tH ua
changed Barley quiet easy unchanged Eye dl!i; ~ =
49, Eour ws2k best ntns Pa 5G 20 srsaS So 10
So 80 Nifeed strong light receipts. good demand, IN
changed 80
Chicago. Feb Ia.-The leading futures ranged as FOL
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Drn .Dv LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

IL For La Guayra. Puerto Csoe!lc Cusca9 ana Msrs-
caibo Via Curacao. from Robert Stores. Brooklyn,
- rHIi1ADEIPHIA "Wednesday. February - ! p. m
SIS. CARACAS 'Sa'urnhs' .iai -, ~
-. NENFTt Ella :. .ucslny e. y III
" FOR MARACAIRO. VIA ST THOMAS
&C cr-y 10 SATURDAY. February y. l m
Th.s. American steamers built express for the trade
h.xa sunerIor accommodations for passengers
~~'~ BOIITON. BLISS & DAIJ.ETT.
General Ma gers. rs Front &
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A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for This rrte-
e une received at their Uptown Once No l2&2 Brcad
Nav. until o'clock .. al
vetisemens received the following branch ofces 81
regular offc rates until O'Clock .. VIZ: css Nh-
eve . e. cor 23d- ST.: 1872 9Th ave cor i2h-st Macya
q. 10 West <3d-st. aear ehsvs: % East 18th Ct:
me yards 50 0> higher Pork the close showed
advance Saturday OF 23c lard and ribs ADV anced
~, Pork hes, showed advance OF toc but did
not hold quite all - IT..
on the euro puts on May wheat closed AZ I+hc:
''~sls' tohsc. Puts on May corn closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16

~ CHARLESTON. s. -.
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE AND ALI, FLORIDA POINTS
From Pier 90 z X. Noot Of Roosevelt-stD. p. n.
fROQrOIS Chas Jacksonville "Wednesday, Feb ]!
ALGONQUIN Chss. & Jacksonville. Friday. Feb ~
SEMINOLE. Chas. Jacksonville Monday. Feb. 90
COMANCHE fhas jacksonville. Wednesday. Feb -
Steamers have frstclass passenger accommodations.
WM p. CLYDE & Co. General Agents.
Bowling Green. y 7.
Fla Cent. and Penn. Fast r. & r. Line via Jacksonville
Great So Freight Passenger Line. via Charleston.
T c. Eyer. General Agent 39i Broadway. y. Y.
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Irerr,ol F,b Il as ?. H.. Be- Extra india nsss
d a. iOs prime mess dun ~ - "a Pork ne mess
s.,sr, ne dun A, ~ DO medium dull a. 2.s ~ Hams
stnrt cut about Is 10 ~ n s,sadv a. "ps ~ bacon
Cumberland cut about IS 70 80 10 hgn' al ga s"9i' ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
FRENCH LINE.
OOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantdue

4 ROT RGOGNE Leboeu.. .......S sat. Feb ~. ) a m
"A CHAMPAGNE Porot sat. Feb. %. $50 a
Rates Of passage: First class " Z. 10 Paris $50 ard
pwards Including railway fare 70 Paris parlorar seat
nd landing charges. Second class n Paris. S5+ 75.
a FORGET General Agent. 3 Bowling Green, " 7.
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TOURS TO III EoPE AND fALfSliNE.
L Sailing June July and August Low prices. rang
ing from S6Jb Itineraries ~ EDWIN JONES t6J
Putnam Ave. Prooklyn. y. Y. Tour Round the World
Gl.573.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
CCNARD LINE.

CCNARD LINE.
~. TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN.
SeryIa Feb % 100 a. Auran.a. March - noon
Lucania Feb. 81. p. m. Erra March 90 $50 a.
Tmbria 81. March g, I a Campan!a. March % p m.
From, Per North River. FOOT of Crarkson-st.
Fer freight passage apply az the Company's once.
Bowling Green, New York
VERNON II. BROWN 6 co. General Agents.
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J. FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM.
VIA BOULOGNE- StR-MER.
G MAASDAM ............. Saturday Feb % 10 a. n
{ SPAAREDAM. ........ Saturday Feb. q. 10 a m
First cabin $3.50 ard upwards second cabin s35 steer
age AT very low rates Apply 70 Netherlands American
S,eanl Navigation Co 20 sway. " Y.
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EUROPE. HOLY LAND, ROUND THE
LINE.

II woRLD.-Parties leave February q f.5 Holy Land:
80 y T. g CLARK. Ill BROADWAY. y. Y.
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,iocd IN choicn .............. 81 SIN . y
N.d,u,r ASA 4 ~
'rn,a'n " '"'' '..... 3 SO 40
ruiis ana d.. r,r. '''''' ........ | $50 30
NO, cd s,,,s -............ tOr 20
Good T.. nrme s,ccrs ore vs,r ........ 400 -
sIrIpNENTl
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Germsn.c L noon Germanic March j. noon
.3ritann;c March g. noon Britannia March -, noon
Nn coTTov rARRIfD BY PAssFNGERs sTEAMERs
Pier No 45 North River Once % Brosdcay. y Y.
II MAITLAND KERSEY Agent.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

To,a,s. ....., los - 2SIS $l3Is g ssS i9e
Totals ,as week. 900 i3I ISIS s"'I'' /
OTOT ATOMS For BEEVEs.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

Xl One-way excursion. Tourists tickets oil points
In Texas. Colorado, Utah. Arizona. California Mexico.
georgia Florida. etc Also Hot Springs. Ark
SAILING along the Atlantic Coast Brunswick Ca,
Similar Voyage Crossing the GUT Of Mexico 70 Calves.
ION Tex, ARE IDEAL TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTHS
Write for 84-PAGE POCKET GUIDE mailed freel.
r II MALLORY e. co. Gen Agts. Pier 20. +. r.. n. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16

Receipts Of breads.us AT interior points IN thousan
as follows:
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-05-28

way Is provided, Sc that when the
water reaches a certain height in the
ditch the rise of the water alone raises
water gate and the surplus goes ca
reening down channel prepared for it.
The second device referred to is that
whereby stream crossing the path of
the ditch is led harmlessly over it, but
contributes water in so far as such con-
tribution Is needed. The method adopt
ed was to lead the stream over the
ditch. The ditch follows the side of the
ravine until 1t intersects the water
course. Then fluming is pushed back
to bedrock in the streams course, and
IL Is made to jump the ditch. Right
over the ditch is placed a grating of
heavy timbers so inclined that rocks
and driftwood do not lodge, but are
washed over without resistance, while
the water flows through the grating
into the ditch. This lands the debris
far down the mountain side, but saves
the precious water, or so much of 1t as
the canal is able to carry at given
time.
When, after more than two years OF
work, the canal was finished in 1894, It
was found to deliver into Chambers
lake a constant flow OF water of 1872
cubic feet per second. The value OF
this water was SO great that the canal
paid for itself the first season after its
completion.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-05-28

1t is proposed to do, the surveys have
already been made and the work will
probably be undertaken next summer.
What it is planned to do with the wa
ters OF the Grande has already been
done with the waters of the Laramie
river, which have been taken across
the watershed of the Medicine Bow
range and turned into Chambers lake,
from which they pass down to the
arabic lands of the Poudre valley. This
enterprise is in the same general dis
trict as the one now proposed, and
serves as a model. The head waters
OF that branch Of the Laramie which
have been diverted come very near
having their rise in glacier. They
start in a canyon so deep, so shaded,
and located at such an altitude, that
the SHOWS of one winter are hardly
melted out before those Of another
come. From the ridges on both sides
the winds sweep the SHOWS into this
narrow gorge until they lie 200 feet
deep or more. Solidihed by pressure
and partial thawing, the mass of snow
becomes a mass of ice, and the sun has
an all summers work before him to
convert that ice mass into water.
Water from such source is particular
ly valuable because 1t is what they call
late water" IL comes at time of the
year when many of the lowlands
streams are dry. and yet when water is
still needed to mature the crops. A
flow of one cubic foot per second
through the entire season is worth not
less than $1,000, and as this branch of
the Laramie often runs $50 cubic feet
per second at the time when water is
most in demand, II will be seen that
the flow was well worth capturing. To
abduct the Laramie at this point re-
CURED a ditch five miles long, circling
about the two sides of the Medicine
Bow range, which It crosses at altitude
of $500. For three-fifths of the dis
lance the side hill along which the
ditch was led was SO nearly vertical
that the material excavated could not
be held to form the lower bank OF the