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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
o7,r,rp MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.


c,t.,ro Feb 1s-Prces for cattle to-day showed no
particular change being good general defua.l
as is usually Witnessed on Frlay mere We ,eI
- so,es were az su u So s0fiSo 80
sor he poorest 70 beef seers Lne greater par
o, the cattle crossing the scales al ~ -VJf' 80 o.
ana feeders sold at SC s0dsi 60 Calves brought 81 90
80 Is for best grades other selling az - ~ 20. -
was an active general demand t9t nss' - an he
way from So - for common light Weighs up 20 - -
prime neayy shipping lo,s me 2uH 20 pgss ~ Bot5
III hackers and shippers bought freely Trade IN snep
AID imhs was fairly active recent quotations LANDS
-,i-,e colorado fed lambs not many going oeiow -
ben cold az 50 G0dS3 80 FOR inferior s up 70 - 20 io
srlctlv choice fed Westerns selling a, StHNt ~ ,
rs,.a OOO head: hogs 2 600 head sheep. 1909 nfaa
cincinnati Feb ls-Hogs active. higher. So i0pS4 -
Cattle steady So 25asi 65 Sheep strong q 9sSi %
Lambs steady sia>J 80.
East Buffalo. Feb. lS.-Cat,le-Receipts about cars
The market ruled steady TO strong Hoss--Ks-
ceipe Is cars Market fairly active; Workers 800 -
choice 81 35GS 40 roushs common , e. o. Sho'Ss -
iar,bs-Recelrts so cars Market about STEADY, amos
choice to extra s. s0Gs5 90; culls 70 eommsn - 80
s. 40: sheep. choice selected ~ehers 81 sosS' TO- eu
10 common. s. 25dS3 90
East Liberty Feb ls-Ca,te steady; prime. s. sC4so
common IS 5C1S4 bulls. stays and cows. s2aA HSgs
49, o At gnG5ans s 6 Pss choice lambs IS oGs5 %
common 70 good 81 75GS 20. Veal calves. s6as6 IS
Kansas city Feb ls-Cattle steady to loc 9wer COWS
and heifer 81 25a$S % Western steers: - & ~
5g.. saeoa.. Tixet 81 S6aSa lights 50 o56ss -:
.Ss.p SO e0at rs: lambs 81 5OdS5 20; native mutons
81 ,5as4 50: lambs. 81 Joas5 so
Lo Quiz. FEB sSppar and es sIsafY - 20 5ss
f+ney bee and Butchers steers 50 s0as. go under
s M fs1srs s2as4 50: TEXAS and Indian steers. 50 =
asa 80. and hefers - 'os5 %, ,S, h,,S
ssne5 ta Y: 5 Sheer Sa b.; strong native gons
s4a,4 56 ambs. Sass Is. Texas mutions sigSi Is
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb IS CspeciaDHolders ot corn tried Win
or accord to-day get profits The result was Joss
~ u cent in price May sold from 81 TO 30' cents and
coses AZ 3O1 a30% The selling OF futures was by
Armour Barett-Frazer. Patten and by longs seneahy
The best buyers those who had sold yesterday
Provision reopie disposed take back some corn
thar they had sold advantage. Cables were firm On
~. decline some export demand appeared sales from
here about 5000 bushels. seaboard ciearances were
sao 900 bushels Receipts 357 cars with $50 esti-
mated for saturday
TIE incident in selling By Pat,en and other
holders The market not IS broad as u nas been
ana fet the qudaton instantly May sold from q -
90 ccrs ana closed e6s cents. The longs dld not
~ s,y means lrl fully because the market was not
byosd enough Receipts 10 cars. with 100 est
r,afed for saturday. C1earances we're 5bHV- olsnels
Errort sales from here aoou, $50 900 bushels;
Provisions Irregular steady Tor !ard ana rlp-
The latter closed Al a cecllne OF Y
cents- lard ana ribs closed where they did Ihursday
TIE was fairly trade. but II was q an Sorts
IN and out ana rather beylderins The CudahNs were
soi1e some raldng There good deal OF selling OF
pork AGAINST buying of ribs. Packers are trying 70
brink about a reaction. There were 2JOoo hoSs. with
II O0) estimated Tor tomorrow. . oil, oil, 49,,
Puts" May corn were Sos cents; calls Dr
~
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS,

Ne FEBRUARY
,,-rvr-s ching and a sharp rally al the c'ose
Of to-ily's Transactions IN coilee lu.--s
tae vss hardly % thu liking of the l-caI crown
ores s,esiy start unchanged prices - 9-els
sne -.s a market showed SOM, rreeularl-y ioI &c
o. - ,.-sr15r tu; steaied la'e in the afternoon OF,
l-s u - ,7,-flns. Foreign representatives auso,Dtu
&C. n,r % local Offer In ths To- efooh' 30
re 80 frol.g firm o. a gain Of % 10 Is'h,s,
NOR "a ssiss reaching 3s 500 bags The inves,Inst
WIN N'sf o51sIicua.s hy their absence being MADE
- ~ tendency stocks the world over 70 lhcIess'
.I- .,ss I'd IN 81. had been predicted no per &
- fsrar OF N me movement 10 the poI,s IN ls,s] az
~ -, = Consumers IN this country 1est-.ua.
.ns-sSrs. deliveries tfe smallest IN over "e@A'
w, - sx-4r-i-n q last Saturday "a holliay' III
-,---- f-r SPOT Brazilian coffee was again WIN
- 60 .-s In more less nominal conll,on a.
CO. ,5r 10 RIO invoice lots and Gao for 'oooins
an. steamer " Taylor with 1900 bags cearet We.
- ,es.e--7v The present Havre stock az coHee was
80, @s az 900 bags including Ill,Vp oaes Fia
60 ee,1st lO4e 90 bags and 7s@Vo bags resp
- -,.- r5r mild coffees was de'oid OF spsc.a. ~
-. "a. nrier grades - Msracaibo being FtHy ne
:, 5ssiars v1. ths meai-m grades We're anelt a.
$50 ,-i-e Sa'ss included $40 bags Maiacalu2 ana
sco bass savanna cn p-'vat. terms We qu9i'
90. ga =. ro--. r1c.ta. 1Qlec Jamaica. 'sloee "a
Susv-a 7tiGi-c. sayanila. G%GlCc Mexcan' ~, -. ~
Ss,,--I Al cream C1'Sc. Costa l.lcf $500 ,.,e-o-
rsrcsrien; baso. Mocha l7'-gl9r;' FAaahs '"'e''''
- ans. o, con;,rc prices today was as follows
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ENGLISH. IRISH AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


New-ToTk February j. iNv'-
pFANs AND PEAs-Epportsrs took 5000 nsHS a.r
- Iear. today ana the market - hsH,r ~. 80 +.
rele AZ flsl 40. ana u ".uii ~ y
= e-e,t y, INV re be-t lots below ne ou,-l1e
80, - ~, are moving slowly bot there y SIC
iirg n s.mgathv with marrow hcd h1'..e. .sIes
go e,r1rt demand and are closing iin' a.. -
c-i rFsrrs = other varieties WIN
,teo * lima when nrm AT ~ 40 some n yss
Green peas Ffesdy We quotei Ert'i
ssA.hs NOR se Der bssh 81 a7is9sl 80. DE- medium
y, ef 81, AZ rso 81 1914 % red kidney 81 o. =. 60
~ i-i.Vs e. sk 40 MACH turtle soup 81 Sgtl o., %
49, a.. 81 40. AZ lima california. 81 s9fl - green
Ters Lille ~ e. bags. isuf'isc, q" Se"'s' '~' w."
fg.r. a. hlas r1Ms1isc. ,- -. -. - ,.,-,
-, 'l..,r,crv and ~. market such he closing
$3.50 c-.or prices are 10 higher hut there y nrn
s.,.l~o "a IN. ruar,sf. stock has c.-aned up quite
eiassv b,ter In fact than seemed pfohabe lew iAys
,.ith advice, OF Moderate shipments N transit
o,vtn. 10 the bad condition OF the roa6s In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

Territory sheep exporer) 1<s ~ at 20 II no. 10"
~ at 81 -; oil Kentucky DO io2 10 at - 20 ..,.
Newton r. 2D3 Buffalo lambs. OIL 10. al 20 No.
Ohio sheep. i02 10. at - %. "a
McPherfon Co: 100 Buffalo lambs 80 no. a. 20
s Sanders 175 lambs. 80 N. at ~ In o. "A
Harrington A. Co: 202 Buffalo lambs. ~ ID al go ~
JelllYs Wright Co.: ~ State lambs. ~ 10. NJ 70 a"
2 DO 20 70, 81 80. 90. s..s =,
HOGs-R.ceipts Is cars or $40 head az ne S on
sale Active and higher az 81 +odsi % per io' o' ~
try dressed steady az fi.16i<c per 70 - 49,, 49,.
I2t ID average al 81 IS per 100 n 1871 DO ZIG No. at ~ -
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sorrHERN COTTON MARKErs.

Baltimore Feb lS.-Cotton ominal, midehns. &C. low
iddllns S-l8c. good ordinary Sc net receipts Ivio
bales gross i2O exports % Great bfalh if"s I" '7
Continent l21J stock Si,p-v. .,. 49, -.
Cincinnati. FEB lsCotton quiet mldclng, 9.cs ioF
rnidilng 5iac good ordinary Sic. receipts io'- osss
shipments. 1872. stock, si5l ..,, -. -.
Memphis Feb. s.-cotion steady miidllhs. oscs low
rniaI,us site good ordinary. i-lCc net receipts
s4s ia .s gross 8O3g. shipments. 3535. sales l2"
stock 1895 l2i33i. 1891. 1859 ,,,,,. 81.
Nsw-Ofleans FEB. is-Cotton steady. middllns. osc
low mdding s-l6e. good ordinary tsc' nst rseegs
bales cross LBS espays 70 c'a 600 .,ock ,eor.
rected) 553. or. - .x .,1,,n~ sxo. ,ov
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EUROPEAN COTTON MARKETS.

riveruool Feb IS. p m.-Coton-Spot, m derate de
rant nrices steady. American middlng 81. The
sslcs q, the day bales which 800 for
speculation and export and included O. 100 bales Amer
can Receipts bales. uC udng 1900 ba.ts Amer
ican Futures opened quiet moderate demand and
closed steady: American m!ddling. ! c. February.
O-Gld sellers February and March ieoid SELLERS.
March and April 1854. sellers. April and May
q 10 6td buyefs MAY and June leGiG3 20 Cad. sell
en- June and July lO4a3 2OCsa. buyers July and Au
gust 3 3,-64d. buyers; August and september SD
Suyerr September October 20 6+03 2 sd value
ocober and Noyernber 2oGil3 2let. buyers. Novem-
Der and December 2l-t4d. sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

sresaed 1872 400 bales i40b last week and oi0
.ast wear Present Of 1880 bales for
INC we-H footing go 20 bales against b3nsJo last
friday and 39i 800 bales the day last year.
he Following the total receipts OF cotton at all
ports ence September l. 1901:
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,sg s.s IssOso $3.50 io7.sie s'ss

r., -, . :, -. .-,, from September 20 FeDrnAry
Is 'neasy. according to secretary Hester o. '
Ofseaus Cot..- F,sruange folio"s- J "a .c. AZ
100 s3s bs.s sx,a. SIS s13 last year so. "a
$50 2si ssle- in $50 9re 80 vnar cls i4i
IL and III no IN ls5 inter-. 5a 900 in jsa7
seo.c-.- sCOaia hslcs against ~o' ~ m
2S1 .ss n ssc ana Ss2 5Gi bess IN lsn teo 0.o
tskrss eI5 bales against "sol' ~bt durng III
ls9s sod s0s S02 In $50 brought INTO Eus 20 - es,T
asys - DAT. .3s ST. bales agsnsi $50 into sishi
fo ysfS ., ~ 49,, Az. enaing r. rahrl u n -sa 81
y-srs 2ll iS hA.es agairst III lf- H 80 ,'r ffst IS
1914 srd lge an n isp5 brought iniD sls. - 1907
asf Tet r-in-x bales aga IN thesa
s., 49,. -, -, ~ r,~res,oding Date last yehi 49,
.~'e ane Ia 1895 and 10; 20 eps IN IA dAys
wses= C,or,oarsons ,~ weeks would take !" -. - 1Sa5
season year ia year before 1at a, interior
poin's Tho week jus; ended were ' cninn.n,s
io6.z5i last week End 50.sI7 year ago
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The movement, OF cotton at Liverpool during the week
ending to-day compared with previous weeks was as

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahlesSpo; cotton.
moderate demand sales 10000 bales: speculation and eN
port 500. America. 1000; receipts. 21oro American.
10 eco niddng uplands. sd Futures opened quiet.
partially l64d advance closed steady me- unchanged to
l-Gid advance February 5los Tebruary-March 3ise.
March Apri; 3las: Aprl-May 3l9h. MayJune. 3Ji.s.
JuneJuly 3l9isb. JulyAugust sob; August September.
3e0b: September October 32DG32i. October November.
32Oi.b; November December 321s Neutrality-suspicious.
Quiet steady. cloths dull
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co~ae market Quiet: No Rio. esi73: exchange
eif-Gf receipts 900 bags. cleared Tor the
sstas 10 coo. cleared FOR Eur pc. 300; STOCK -,,u.
statstica! position Of Brazil coffee IS as fo.lo"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

o.,,,,rv szc: receipts. sss bsiss'
s1por,s cos.ssi. 2i74 sales. $50: t esx s.c low
Savannah FEB is-ce'''n ~, bales exports 10 the
Continent $50: sales $50. took ga low
:, Tou,s FEB is-C0ttOn quiet, Hil.e" ssscs,,,s ~,
n,iddlne SIC; good ordinary. 9t-c. hs' 20 s9Y
hses. gross. s.i43. shipments. 10 s'ocH,
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al worlds visible supply q cotton SHOWS o., 1-
r'-,reg with last week u 1914 lAl.s. emu d" -'
'rses. compared with last year OF '@a@'' b'Ie,
The range O contract prices to-day was a. 4''-
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part local contng-nt 10 ens 5 cCpa'crlas reports
S - wrshngon ana Havana regarding ia- a bT
~ 49,. .npr.herson and throughout the Gay ne
soOa ~ fluctuations was only a hat.s Sors'stej OF
si.c1cs - lie nea- positions the late sun.me. an
ial months The niarkei made sssej ~ a63 polns
u16er scattered selling FOR iAyerio2 ac'in b,yi1r
- ~, vas esi-t and steady a; net gain Q, l4-
r ssles limited 10 ~ 100 bales Initial Ens.l
ssnbss ia o. Little change The situation 9iToa-
~ AZ Liverpool being inactive a. antul - or5ct
hgues sp9,s were unchanged; W. , sections in
ne s.in We n1l r5 eor fpa. cotton at nearly all
po.a,s win crop news TOO coni.lhk 10 5,ess in The
oes ,aelsei for ne Evening w Oh @e Wy ne crop
.s..-' gas, .,s.,oHs sro. cotton closed dul a, IN
eassrel au5,afions. middlng upan4s &c ea
sass q, . 5aies went spinner Total sa,es iof i7
limited % ineasetiS -, o.. 5i,ery On con
os - bales win he 9asnee o ISe week footea
81, ,t'.9 u soaiasTn ma 90. sses go bales
ma a, sSe wilmington steady at 5',e Nofo ~ s'esay
r qs at 81 as -les es AIS saIs s . 81 b3 500
Ss w. s,saey at ssc sales 1000 bales.
Ner1ss steady at 54.c. sales 40 oa,T o. Of, bales
lays eNgoT, clSaT1a'% Is, 70 7os b5I.. Por, chip
pr The week oe Is hses comp aret win Ios1
Great Britain. Fra9 5sso cOn' ia so
81 Trs is.i jill 81! sc 53:3i
Recrs y, New Orleans for o-rno-Tow were o,'i5 hi
t-1s.ri o.. u co. 70 SC haies AGAINST 10 ~
verE ~ haies ss, yrar and Sei5 haes N 40
1856 p,irlor .ecatg.s estimate. for t2-f'i q. 49,
% ~ be.es aga rs 2 coo bales las week 2oio OaeS
ss' yea. g3l bales IN l-''i $50, . go. a. mi
II ~ Letter rms accomplished wat NJ HAs
cx- cav Atwood Violet COS circular. W -
America 7,e.+ crop q go 100000 buen whs,t w ft
Asge h-5re-ci 10 This mar@-t win a crop OF -
'al~s O00O 60 bale, q which have been "a
r. fhe e.v u-rt 81 January - We suggested 10 IN
o.rs edt. 20 undertake e.. he haf Only p'u ~,
contracts n 100 haes each 10000 baes IN ,s .i4
fsf p Wsv c~n.~aofs and which amount or CO..,
have been aocur.lael between January eit >, od6
1888 l- ne rref place would have been Ao,ut
ba,~e 20 cotton thCn there IS 10 ms - Gsy
cns e.s, .Ner Ion 600 bales behind our stN nc
Ia. year A lesson would have been tausn' y,ts~e-
vr1 sc. somebody ese's proiff'y. ".ln iss.,ne re-
vilhal % uqudaie that would have been '"S'''s
nelIOTsnce." 49, rxcban~,
s>c-e'ar Hester OF he Ne1-oreans Cotion Enor S
has irSIed a statement Of the world NSDIe
cotton rade % from special cable and teestep ts,
vices WHO'S shows q le~rease d1fi1g me Mes@ 80
closed @. a. 81. bales aza-s decrease ne s"' IS,
ls scar y % 90 bales. and df'"ee yei ,.e t.e.
. as faes Tho total visible s t-li. ''' ,.s,
ssa.st scyslG hales lest week sn1 @S'% 10
year " mis- amount tho total N: Ainti4c "A
4if2 foG halss against 4.l795lO h~!es Iat loud
s;23 90 talee sst year and 4 on 9tasI "it s, .s
irg EGYPT Brazil India. etc. Z49VV D1'fs, The
"A 800 haies laSf frA-
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Gteambol.s.

Boston @nd N9uU GnglanI
VIA SOUND LINES.
AoRwIcH LINE va ..sH.SA- Leave Per 20 'o.i
D. N steamers City Worcester City II la wreaes
FALL. RIVER LINE Newport and Fan River. Leave
per No n foot q warren ST.. days only. As
8 p steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM On
sTONTNGroN LINE via s,onington. Law. Pier -.
n r. one block above Canal s.. week isys only. 81
6P NJ Steamers Maine and Ne~-hampshlrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

r,aoe,nts at the porte and interior poinS ,on@s IA,
- yitb the same day last week h-t 'e"' M"
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eeRMAg MEDlTEgg!assg aEAa SERVICE
x.AnM, HAMgy2f.AME3lcAA
es<18 a-EsSS~$A4 LINZ.

sEs5H.-x~V TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE.
From New-York to cherbourg CParis Southampton u""
dom. Hamburg
+. Bismarck Feb. 70 % AN. T. Bismarck Apr. = 49,
Nornannia Mch. - An Columbia S,y ~ N
. Twin Screw Maj Service y. Y-Han6Srs eirs NJ
Prussia. NJ. Fh0'nic.a .N'f
Pretoria. Nch s Bpm Pennsylvsns-Ach. =. y
Pa;ria Nch ~ sam Pasti2 .Api. - ga ~
First eabn so up: second Glars $40 Ner'"se' C."
TIE T2 land 1 or miInSThG Sum.
Cruises to NORWAY the NORTH CAPE ara sr prw
BERGEN By - American Lane TWlN S,arr
EXPRESS STEAMER ATGUsTE VICTORIA FROM
NEW YORK JUNE q. Round Trip can De Hha'' 10
about weeks
For further particulars apply 70
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE 81 B~ay' Nsrior-
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NEW 81. Excursion, Sl.50: fast
~ steamer leaves Pier % f. r. daily Sundays except
al q p N Returning leaves New Haven IL 30 night
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-o1rA\D.AMERlCA LINE

IL FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM.
VA BOULOGNE-SLR -MER
.s.a-ssr m ............ Saturday. Feb. 20 10 A. u
Saturday. Mdfch o 10 A. ".
: 80 nrices great comfort, superior accomnoca,
.,nS Apply ~ handbook anf terms 10 Gen. PasA.
.rsncv 80 Broadway. New YORK.
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Total porT receipts Tor the week, cofnpaf
1895
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I ALL FLORIDA POINTS THE SOUTH AND

ALL SOUTHWEST.
IT,, o,,, .,sar,e- I. Inc CHARLESTON. s. c. ana
Vs0SvIrLF FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANGE.
'ANrN'' sIrsrb Passenger Ac-0mno iat0ns
pos,csl Winter Excursion In eject
,rcoTor-rN. Mon Feb 81 lROQUOIs. Fiji. Feb. Is
1870 = WED Feb - ToN NICHE. Mon. Feb Il
sr1l ~ rs- % Fast River Noo, R5osevei,-s,D p "
F'0 WM P CLYDE & 60, General Agents.
Bowling Green. y Y
g., Cent & Pen Fast F & p Line va IaeSsonviils
: freight ana Passenger Line VIA Charleston
&c 'FGFR General Agent, 375 Broadway. y. Y.
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|pF\CH LINE

L coMPAGNIE GENERALr TFANsArLANrrouE
nrnECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs (F'RANcn
Sailing every Saturday al 10 A. NJ
rr,nn Pier No A. North River foot Morton Street
>.-r.,sfa $500. Feb. - Ia Gascogne. March II
la cSampagne...... FEB % la Norraandie March -
Ia March : IA Champ fgne. March -
Ia 80 FOR L. : and Can. Bowling Green. ". Y
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A pvERTIsEMENrs and suescrip,oa' tcr The tribune
81 door north u 3Isi-st. unt O'Clock n; advertise
n,,t. received following branch oces AZ regular
orrce rates until o'clock w.t.. x5t sth ave. d O.
Cor 23l-st. 10. oh-aye cor. i2th-s, Nseys eth-ays
Columbus-aye.. near West ootr e. ~
West 42d-st eth-ave o. EsM I4,h-.t 20 We;
~ .v, between Toih and 17tA go sd-ave.. near
Sistst; 70s is,-ave. sath-s; go s1.ave neer
Hsl sd-ave efn Rieecteres 5c5 pl.erser-se:
soos IA ave 7oh-st e2t 3d-sve oe2 Sdeva
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ITO VENEZUELA.

l. Steamers Of the RED - LINE under mall COZ
tract United states Government are appointed
10 sail from Robert pier. Brooklyn.
For Ia Cuayra Cor Caraclsl Puerto Cabelo Curacao
and Haracaibo Curacao.
So PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. February 90 .. n
................ Tuesday. March :. ! %.
SIS VENEZi FLA. Ihursiay. March H.
pOrrTOS BLISS pALvrrT.
General Managers No. ia5 Front St
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"A. New RK-QUEENsTOwN- LIVERPOOL.
Fcb. o. noon Majestic M s g noon
Te,,oaic MaSh 2 noon Teuton.c...... April = noon
pr',annlc March rs. noon Britannia. April rs. noon
-, rsssare freight and general information apply 10
~ F WHITE STAR LINE
p,.r No as North River Office. Broadway. y. T.
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TWELVE PERSONALLY CONDUCTED

4 TWELVE PEkSONAlsI.l NpNDlfif.D
~. EUROPEAN TOyRs-saiiirg June eisf. 23'n July
a.. Of 40 2Dth Pr-es 500 ans upward incl ilg all
sxasn.ss ALL or EUROPE 7O-lsy ToJt sis5. Pro-
ems free FRANK BAKER ~ Nassal - NeF lork.
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NNlER1GNN l0N[E.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S-Ionaon--ParD.
Sailing every Wednesday ar ~ A NJ q.
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1.ITORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

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ClT\ARD LINE.

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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1898-10-08
Figuratiye Speech.

As an example Of the error Of talking
iguratively to those who do not appre-
ciate, and who are apt to take every
thing literally, this story is worth read
ing. The respected superintendent Of
q Sunday school had told his boys that
they should endeavor to bring their
neighbors to the school, saying that
they should be like a train, the scholar
being the engine and his converts the
cars.
Judge of his surprise when, next Sun.
day, the door opened during lessons,
and little boy, making noise like an
engine, ran In. followed by half doz-
en- others in single file at his back. He
came to halt before the superintend-
ent, who asked the meaning of 1t all.
The naive reply was:
"Please, sir, I'm the engine, and
them's the cars"
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1898-10-08
Pianos for $500.

This will be the best illustrated war
ever fought. The art Of illustration
had reached high degree of excellence
during the civil war, but it Is not to
be compared with that at the present
time. The artist and the camera &C.
company our fleets and our armies
everywhere, and every move and Incl
dent is recorded in picture. Processes
of reproduction are SO cheap that
maximum of excellence Is attained at
minimum Of cost. The newspapers and
the magazines contain profusion Of
war views, and the dweller in the re-
hottest interior point is afforded q con-
tinuous and exact panorama of the op-
eratiouS on land and sea.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1898-10-08
yoyal Yearly Incomes.

The total annual income Of the impe.
rial family Of Russia cannot be less
than three Nd half million pounds
sterling. Probably the nearest approach
to this revenue Is to be found in the
combined incomes Of the brothers
Rockefeller the oil kings Of America,
which amount to two and a half mil.
lion pou4ds. The Austrian imperial
family possesses an estimated annual in.
come of II, 100000, the German family
one Of Fl, 100000, and the Italian house
of Savoy a revenue Of 100000 year.
Durham Observer.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1898-10-08
Buttons,

It Is only In comparatively modern
times that buttons have been utilized
a fasteners. The Greeks and Romans
Knew nothing Of them, and, though
they presented themselves as Orna'
ments in the fourteenth century, but.
tonlholes were still an undreamedof
possibility. 1t was not until nearly the
middle of the last century that the man
ufacture Of steel buttons was entered
upon at the Soho works In Birming-
ham, England. Then, on the accession
OF George I'LL, gilt buttons appeared
and became quite the vogue. But 1t was
reserved for the artisans of our day to
make these useful fasteners In the
greatest variety at marvelously low
prices and out Of all sorts Of material,
even to the seemingly impossible pc,
fato