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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-09
no CONTROL HoYDURAws CATTLE IRA DE-
4 NEW COMPANY ORGANIZED IN THIS CITY Sc
CURES A MONOPOLY FOR TWENTY
FIVE YEARS

Honduras promises TO become a sort Of an indus
trial Kondiks for Americans. Following IN tho
6ootstsus OF the company IN which Chauncey NJ
Teoev IN interested and which obtained extensive
railroad grants from Government comes another
company which has rust secured one OF the largest
concessions ever obtained by Americans rom q
noreasn Government This company. which s
owned By New-York capitalists. has oompeted
plans 10 control expectation and importation OF
i've stock from and to the Republic OF Honduras
The concession Is for twenty-five years
American Cattle Agricultural and Colonization
Company The original concession. upon which II
was organized, WAS granted in August, 1885. to
Otto Zurcher q citizen OF Switzerland. Since that
time Mr. Zuroher has been busy IN EUROPE an
America investigating the handing o. GsS AM an
industries Some Of the finest grazing lahds IN me
world are 10 be found in Honduras, and the pros
81 tRs o new NO & W has been
$oss ANTONIO Lopez Of Guatsmsa viee-presdsnI
and treasurer The directors are 2. T Barlow
James Ysden NJ kGpe1 Gsors Tempeton
J. p Imboden. who has spent many years IN on
trnl America, Is 70 be the general manager OF 'he
The Concession allows The company the exc!ur
stve right TO impor; and export cattle without duty
In the past natives have driven the catue mo
Guatemala ana delivered them IN bad condition
The duty was Sc a head The new company VIII
snip in steamers. II has also the exclusive right 70
establish slaughter-houseS. retrserators and can
ning factories without taxation. It's employees are
exempt from military duty. all It's vessels IRON
port charges OF any nature and coonists under ne
ten years and may bring In free OF duty whatever
they choose. The company ts also to get about
three hundred thousand acres OF land Il improves
The breed OF cattle by the INTRODUCTION OF ne"
blood and insures a stable price for meat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

49, NOAH Roger. sas wife to Jerry
,S Tassa. Sg,isT and wife nSn%ssa 100
KpSs ana an sn'esr sss's' 2, ~, @ 10
TEES Of Sqi he Ss sRe s5 s Watts ohan II
orOtOna-aye. East 80 IS g e, e of P1ospec,-aye:
g1os r Psrs East East v ~ 70 S.ganas;
George oohsy to FTsdslke 59 sa2o5 Acc
sRo. to Aaiais Ha on 1nii: is3o6 nominal
s5; rx Ss.n ;o Of Il. asy y Of s3SlSc rel
s.n 100 & of Mahss; S SSs M an
M 1850 H ls7s s:aS st11oo
roth . i.,. re r. Eli . Webster a2eHioo;
sos'. F lss # % a TO Ts ssfos n 1as
Clarity to cSsTle. F ,re'''@. ..y 1880
e. x So. na' 20 s &c as map S Of F.fa%
Par. 2.th ws M Charles , Dys tt,t to smith
sdsv rseS e r. se ssh 10 2sS S ,Tee EsaG
p0s.vs GS s, Asaasmys 29r 1dc ,s s to
ginning: Howard W Coates and another. e1ecu- ~
l6s e.o.ysns NOR $ Hubbard IssSfs. KatS NM
u3s3sy. iiS q K:Iy So s.n 1924 s.I st
fsi,:l .as f.: e ssss : hoF'".
Longstsllowst corner I7ad't "a Aco oI Lens
Daniel Lone to william Endemann. ,,so,,r;., 24oo
isathT., 10 sSi;o; Ann. Jenn. to Emil Peter; 1
cioiGna Parkway; Frank sovak to Michael ~
sa5S st. /, 100 IT Of i.-ave. 2oi.s bulk
: ioos o.: Edward j Mcc1usky to benjamin ~ NM
sco,i-svs " /. IS IT $ Of Bainerids. ave. sOsioo; an
ohaTe. Dan 'nbaun, to william Nis s,so IA LOO
ward A Ronef to Msrsars, W sheridan: :...a. /
l0s John the IN t B'ona SeaS
10th st. IS; 32o # " Of Ayenge A. 2'xio22' "a
s 70. s e. ana so4 % Ssfssam Cohen
and wife TO aeorSs sea- austen Isa , =, Home,
in's'ys g.. 2 John ~ % and 4 WI.
7. Il h0u's 10 Ha. Of ,ta.va 2a1Ioss z.rin.
He'd ..ecaif1, to Leon Hirsch ,..;aa;;: 1880
William brovnsI5 2 AbIan.m ,7 Cohen - .;
100; John Mstrlsr and wife to John P 8,
10; al map ap' 81 lot. on Southern boulevard and
TsiTn9un, ave Edward Alcot ct al to M
:, x1s. ;: ss:Ts i is1ls3i: H-n
2 ee6s,ra Ras SS to Everett e Wheeler '
f' vanderSeef, to Julia Hildaiso .,D. -
!ss5 aS?i sara. S f.
q 5s:h: ~. i1T7 49,, Az
.aGsr k.tenum ct George es
ander p Ketchun Of a to George w Bryant. I
Eagle-ave. 87S n az Westchester-ave
25xSa 4x2o 1xS71: Donald Robertson and an
other George @ Davis
Eagle 1928 Il n Of Westchcstera7e
25xl01. Sx25 1xoa4: Donald Robertson and an
Emma l. Davis ..................
5s9-st Nos 342 and 344 West 4ox1oO.5 tho Sec
G tb bnqcb of q ST. nediet the 10000
West Fnd-ave, II SSd-st 2oxl9 James L .
CHAPMAN and Rosa Mingle
65th- ST. 3O2 East: Noah James TO Lena Lewis. i
"a ave cor l2Sth-et. nx75; Alexander 3,
Ke,chum and another 20 George BRYANT. l
1SOth-st n s. 100 u W Of Courtlandt-ave. 2ox11S;
Robert and wife TO Donald Robertson ana &,
another ......................
Lots 20 and -, map property NELL estate Edw
Nell ~ ,.noihef' executors 70 'a'" 1900
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BISHOP DUDLEY MADE SECRETAR ny.
CHOSEN TO ACT IN THAT CAPACITY FOR THE
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MISSIONARY

SOCIETY OF HIS CHURCH
Bishop Dudley of Kentucky, was elected yester-
day afternoon TO the general secretaryship Of the
Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society OF the
F,rotestan. Episcopal Church in i've United States
Of America at a meeting Of the Board o. Managers
Of the society held al the Church Mission House,
Fourth ave. and East Twenty-second-st The OF
nce to which Bishop Dudley was elected was
made vacant by the death In July last Of the Rev
Dr. William s. Langford, who for twelve years
bad been IT'S incumbent Bishop Dudley was nomi-
MAJ ed at the January meeting OF the Board and his
nomination was laid over for action until the Feb
ruary meeting. according 10 the regular rule.
Bishop Dudley born in Richmond, Va, and
was graduated from the University OF virginia IN
1855 He afterward became professor IN that In
sttutton After the close OF the Civil War. IN
which ne fought as a Confederate soldier, having
attained the rank OF major, ne took up the study
of divinity and entered the Theological Seminary OF
Virginia from which ne graduated in 1867. He
was ordained 10 the office of deacon the same year,
and the following year ordained 70 the prizes L
hood. After serving rector IN Baltimore and
other Southern cities. he elected Assistant
Bishop Of Kentucky. ana consecrated in Bal
tmore 1875. In 1854 he succeeded TO the full bsn-
opric OF Kentucky on the death Of Bishop Smith.
He is a prominent figure in the American Church,
and is well known for his work among the colored
population OF the South.
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MRS. GREEN NOT 70 BUILD THE ROAD

telegram from New-Bedford. Mass in yester-
days papers reported Mrs. Hetty Green then visit
ING that city as saying that she did not consider
the position assumed by the mill men being
either fair or Just and that she had offered 10 lend
a certain New-Bedford bank president money TO
tide matters over; but that the offer had been de-
cined
telegram in The Tribune yesterday from Guth-
RE. Okla. announced that Mrs. Green intended 20
build a railroad from Medford the Rock Isl
and 10 sherman, Tex. 10 connect at the latter
place with E. r. Green's road
Mrs Green when the Two reports shown
70 her al the Chemical Bank yesterday afternoon.
refused either 10 affirm deny them: but IT was
learned from other that the report that
Mrs Green intended building Texas railroad was
umru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-09
e PRICES of PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Tuesday. Feb. S-p. m.

The course Of values In the stock market to-
day shows that prices are still susceptible to
Cuban agitation. Uneasiness over the Cuban
situation Is not pronounced In Wall Street but
the press dispatches Of the last few days and
the resolutions introduced In the Senate this ar
ternoon serve to worry houses that carry ac-
counts small margins The opinion of con-
sentative bankers is free from dismal forebod-
ngs. but stock market bears apparently be-
lieve in and hope for a war between the United
States and Spain The Washington bear party
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,u 17opr DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1898

114,h-s.. E. 900 Il OF boulevard for nv nod,
story brick dwellings. 20x52 Carrie kenneny'
No 10 West .tth-st owner. Nevile ~ p"Nh'' IN 900
Central Park West u lost ct FOR six hVe
story brick fats, 3sxs5.7 and 231lNp-. n",r
A Todd No $50 Broadway. owners NrN'' IN, 90
Baggc. architects .........-..-.. -. '
Rver-ave n " cor burnside Cor two-stgty
and attic frame dwelling. 226xiG; Jane. tu'n
bout. owner. William II Buckhoni, l'oh VI ooo
and Rurnsi1e-ave. architect
Wikens Place. :. 30 n OF Jennng>-Ht' ~
threc-story frame dwelling. with store @iNsc
Frank Quglev owner. John II lAvehe NJ ooo
intert ale architect. w.
Lebanon St $ ~ g 81 C1nton-ave. Tor
three story tenement, 22xJi; Arthur II
Hoffman No East HOustor-s owner
Adolph q Rechn. 40 2i7 East 4lst 81 arch .ooo
Bro ok-ave . 10 n Of lIOth-st. for Two iou,n.
story brick fat. 2JN1j; George Stolz, NO l,"-
Frankn-ave. owner. Charles Baxter n son. % ooo
No 2 $50 3d-ave architects '-"'
Fox-st 1896 Il of l65th a, Tor two.slory
dwelling. 2ox3s. Elizabeth Blondrli owner oo
John De Hart 1857 Fox-st. architect...''' ""'
ALTERATIONS.
1st-aye No 80, 10 Sss to a fcur-story and base
men, brick factory; Charles Sedler l5o ON .. M
ave, owner. Du FAILS. architect. ''
InO,h-s No 1875 West. two story DITCH
dwelling etc: Anna Remillue. premises owner . ooo
@ Schollinger. lbs Broadway, archliec....' ''V'
walton-ave " s. gg6 = Of liGh-st. 10 Two
story and attic frame dwelling stephens bios'
owners; John Sexton, 2cG West ~ 81 a'o" , noo
Morrs-ave s. llc u Of l6lst-st to Two
story frame dwelling, Henry ana NINA O,' 80
owners: Gustav Schvarz 55t East i"''"s" no
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pEcnRnEp MORTGAGES

Niles. william NJ TO william Danenbaum. " MN
white Isaac to Pre,erre No i.sso Sd-ave -ooo
Krule"itcn, Lr r,. o 90 u, az Years ~ 1000
ForsSh Reeecca: to Aaron rS'n'" 40 .. 10000
MoDonan Isabella TO Irving 81 ssyns HDd lnsti"
R,yis5d James G 10 John L Bislana $ ogden ..,
ave. 375 It. Of Unonst instanerts;; ''
Klps,rek EGwsrd Helen 5000
Horton 70. pex,et Il y 20 rnsaYe YEAR. 1900
SAME II TO 10 saseiia Lystt sshcs 2os4 It Of
Sane to sane y.a '''hs'' i'i' 1900
KIauf T1uiso X to John = sleeves, No lao 90,
Insrvaie- ave instsment, ....:..:.......,;. 81"
Alter JeT ,t and RSs a. 10 to-. Noah cor %sadveS
y y: &c.. ana 50 .s, i s%S
ss Fra va same and Poe jGS5
map Of Map.s state property Of H p Rose. ~,
p3 yTsas Theodore. to william Ha!tnela ,o
Forf Yas, % 2i rrl,s II @ PSisr 18Th
Hcrn s, yovs' Or 70 An aver $500
seewaiG Moses to Augusta PeltesOn No 80 East M.
Nf iSap r. Ml s q Alexander Forsyih lsss
X e and d Ss1 aa5 's sale Of HSa Farm
Woodlavn yeaIs 1,.;;,.;t,:.;'..' $500
" cs5ol% -: "a 4 Jennings. i yssrs $3.50
Wrrh'' ,is,Sr s'....'...........'.'' 5000
weyI Florence E $ George E, to the Law
wes, iosi-s years. -. 1900
BRYANT Geof. W to TAT years l. 'ausn cor 1900
| c,arne1ter Emily and Charles W. to Rose Flo
rans n Homes 1875 II " % Tnton-ave .oo
csuych u 81 Benedict the Moor It'll. Guarantee
ana rus, Company. Nos a'2 and s'+ West ,,oo
Davis George C. Donald Robertson and Alex
andcr Grant. Eagle-ave. 9Is II n OF West
] year 100
Dixon James J. 20 Edward " Nell and another
executors lots 30 and ~. map Nell estate. 24th
Ward. years .............. "p
IMtz Jacob + and Maria 10 julia " RedneH
10 81 Cherry 81, years ........... $500
81 1ehlI Moses. Mary Spicer n-ave. col
q l2Oth-s'. bOp
Roaertson Donald "a Alexander Grant to Title
Cuarantee and Trust Company. Denmsn-
Felix Angus, Il. Title Guarantee ana Trust
company No "a West 25th-.t. wears 2oO0
Bryarf George " Cornelius J Jordan.
14ll II ~ l2sth-s'. years. II, 90
Same same. % ave. "a II n OF l2sth-
| Same to Greeniesf sheridan. . 2d-ave
4ail II 8 OF i2s,h-s 8 wears .............. 1000
| Same Alexander p Ketchum. same property. 1000
! Same 20 9d-av~. HlI n Of i2sth-
| ST. years 200
Newman, Max 20 Charles Ianier for
Drusla /. cravens. No ai4 years 1900
| Gaus. Nathan I. George Ehret. 10 Fast
4th-st, store lease. demand .................
Seaman. Michael J. the E.risrsnt Industrial
| Savings Bank lots 20 and n map lots
| Twenty fourth Ward. ...........'..... atoo
We,sskopf. Jacob. u Emil Coblitx a . SHAVE '
| 1918 II 10 %th-st years ................... oooo
| Koehler. John and Anna W q. 70 John II
Mttzler. new Valentine ave- 1914 II n OF
| McKetrick Lucy 4. 10 Alice sohopper No ~
West ll9th ST, 3 years ...................' ooo
| Nichols George. Kate Boyer a 4s.h a, f""
70 = Of sth-nvs. years ................. 1000
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NEW BUILDINGS

Terrace View ave. BOA II n OF Jansen ave
for three two-and-one- half-story frame dwell
ings 20x46; Oscar undcll. No % Irving 81
Jersey City. owner; q " Yeandle architect .
Convcnt-ave, cor l46'h-st for nve-stor,
brick tenement. 25x44ll. p A Lynch No "a.
West i3Sth-st. owner and architect. ..........
99th-st cor boulevard for three hye-storl
brick nats with stores. 40 llxG5 and n g,
s3.l Amund johnson. No / 63o FOs-st. owner
Neville Il BsgKe. No 2l7 West 125th-s. archi-
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BEARS ATTACK VALUES.
MOST SHARES SELL Low Eh.
CONTINUED ACTIVITY IN BONDS-MoNhi
AND EXCHANGE.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY D.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
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Countrn properip for Sale or 90 Get.
~/Oc1NJN|Oo//NN~~~<ooNN~
Atlantic City, n. J.
J.NOR SALE OF RENTAtantc city. y. Especial bar
II gains In cottages. hotels and boardlng houses
l. c. ADAMS a Co. ATLANTIC CITY Y j.
One Of the Oldest Established Agencies South Jersey
DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE SITES AT VENTNOR
ONE MILE BELOW ATLANTIC CITY
$40 per foot and upward.
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Real estate for Sale or Gfrbanur


OTIS Free and clear. within the limits 81 Denver CITY
IL Colorado situated principal Boulevard 20 min
tTOlleycar from Colorado State Capital MI
sell exchange for New York Brooklyn property tha
10 not too heavily mortgaged. JOHN W. DODGE. I 2if
Fulton St. Bro klyn y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-09

0onntrp propertp Do Get.
DobBs FERRY.-For lease. furnished nne rc.d.no. on
- ise cho.ce nelghhorhotd nve acres; never rented
EDMUND :. MILLS sole agent 5th-Ays
Atlantic City. N. j.
INOk RENT.-For Lenten season. also .smnosr s.a.o.
10 room cottage, fully furnished with ali convent,
ehces centrally located reasonable rent AppIy i0a NJ
Penna Atlantic City y j '''' ~" W.
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Rca! estate for Gschanoe


WANTED. Good FIRST mortgage exchange for free
w ard modern hroWnstone dwelling all improve
ments finest location value 5000 OWNER sis Greene
ave. Brooklyn.
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THE BOND MARKET
Sales 81 Government ponds were $1,000 coupon
As Of 1907 at 114s4. and $1,000 coupon As Of
1925 IS. 20F) at 1882. Final quotations fol-
low:
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but does not remove the sentrep. and
so Ions as they remain Cubans are not
going to venture outside.
I'VE were Just about to enter hotel
one day with our party. in which were
several ladies. A group OF Spanish OIL
GERS were standing at the door. AS we
passed one OF them said in Spanish: I
should like to have On order to kill
these people," FL.
Every American In Cuba now Is
watched MS though he were n criminal.
The Span!ards hate us and do not hes
itate to say so. EVERY ONE IN HA-
VANAl NOW KNOWS THAT THE
MAINE WAS BLOWN UP. SPAN
TARDS NO LONGER DENY IT. THEY
DO NOT SEEM TO BE VERY SAD
OVER 1T, EITHER.
Are we going 10 have war? Well, II
we don't. ! shall be surprised
K Colonel Parker said all the American
consuls in Cuba are doing their best In
the distribution of relief supplies, en-
cept Consul Magyar at Cienfugoes, who.
the colonel said. denied that there was
much suffering, and who seemed to be
In sympathy with the Spanards.
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Pro.peran. rlm,,.. In Berkeley.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIrencer.

SPeciai Disphtch 10 the lntelliEencer.
B MARTINsBuRG, W. Va, March TO-
W. o. Nicklas has sold 60 the Stand
ard Lime and Stone Company one hun
dred acres OF land near town, at sl25 an
acre, aggregatinS sl2,5O0. The purchas-
ers will extend their already extensive
stone quarrlcs here. so as to include the
limestone deposits on the land. The
deal Is one OF importance to this place,
since'it will probably result In the con-
tinuation for On indefinite time OF work
at the quarry, whereby between $50
and 200 men are employed.
Live stock is bringing unusually iiiah
prices at the public sales throughout
this county. Horses which sold with
difficulty a year or SO ago at S25 each,
now bring from $50 to $3.50 and some go
still higher. Cows average over $40 a
head and sheep about 81. Calves and
other Soung stock are scarce at high
prices y. f ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-11
SENATOR pRocroR,s TRIP
To Cuba-1nteresting Talk With Col

10 Cuba-1nteresting Talk With Col.
Parker. His Travelling Companion.
NEW YORK, March 1o.-A special to
the Evening World from Key West,
Fla, Gays:
Among the passengers on the Olivette
from Havana to-day was Senator Proc
Tor, OF Vermont, who has been making
a study OF Cuba and the Cubans. With
MIN was Colonel N. NJ. Parker, OF
washington. AS soon as Senator Proc
Tor had registered he sent up his card
" Admiral Slcard. He was shown to
'he admlrafs room aud was close.cd
WIN MN Tor two hours. The object OF
we interview presumably Is to deliver
'"e anfnlral some messages from Com
"'Shder converse. OF the Montgomery.
|oIone! Parker said to nm Evening
World reporter: THE senator's trip 60
.uoa was merely to satisfy himself as
~ INC real merits OF the Cuban ques-
uph. II has no .political Significance
Whatever The famine, suffering and
awful restitution among the reconcen-
uauoes Is somewhat almost indcscrIb-
"oIc' me Aicade OF Matanzas told me
H'at eo'oUo persons had died OF starvR-
"yn ID mat city during the last year
W." wv 'hat $500 had died during Febru-
:, ms ward OF the hospital at Matanzas
,nefe are one hundred Cubans, most OF
o"ttii sleeping on the floor We spent,
nali Aonr at the, hospital and during
.lht Time three OF the patients In tha.
,W,HrG died. Dlanco's ordc. modifying
MEyiers "recoaccntrndocs" cdict has
i,N gone INTO effect. but when Il does
"a hot believe It Will help matters any.
o'nond every town is q trocha. ANY
,n"%tii who walks outside OF 1t Is liable
:" We snot by Snunish sentry. Blan-
w. order permits them 10 20 outside
e e.e Ir2caa for few hours every Qua,
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/. Send your address to II. F. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get a free sample
box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince You OF their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure OF
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterlous substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
the stomach and bowels greatly invig-
crate the system. Regular size CSC per
box. Sold by Logan Drug Co., drug
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Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour steady.
Wheat-No spring 92Gsic: No. 2
spring 9ic@:l 90; No. . red 81 oral OH.
Corn-No. ., e91sc; No. yellow 293sc,
Oats-No. ., e69ac: No. while 3lc;N
3 white 2SA G3oc.
Rye--No. .. 49Hc.
Barley-34IiGc. a
lFlaSSced-No. /. 81 II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50 90.
Mess Pork-Per barrel $40 25Gfi0 20.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, IS 1905 20.
Short Rlbs-Sldes Clocse) 81 00lI5 30.
DRY sailed shoulders (boxed) 4IT5c.
Short clear sides (boxed) Sc 26G5 Is.
Whlskey - Distlilers finished goods.
per gallon. 81 1Sls. !
On the produce exchange to-day. tho
butter market was steady; creametIcs
13lfl0c: dairles 1lM1Tc.
Checac-Qulct SGS4c.
Eggs Weak: fresh lOcs
NEW YoRK-Flour. receipts o5,st2
barrels; exports $4,000 barrels: market
dull and easy: Minnesota paten: ut So %
G5 90. - y =" 81.
Wheat receipts 77,70O bushels; exports
0S,l23 bushels; SPOT easy: No. , reG
s1.07& E. 0. b. afloat to arrive: ontiSns
o!pcned ensy at MG%c decline; closed
@@ac mel lower; March closed. at
81 O1S6; May closed at 81 O0aS.
Corn, receipts 1880 bushels; cyporla
.l,SOo bushels: spot steady; No. ., S7Ssc:
options opened steady, closed ,sc higher:
May closed at S514G. 'S. & Z : \
Oats, receipts $500 bushclsi exports
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THERE are three little things which
do more work than any other three in.
tic things crcated-thcy are the ant. The
bee and DcWitt's Little Early RIsers,
the last being the famous little pills for
stomach and liver troubles. Charles r.
Goethe. Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slxth and ia.
cob streets; a. i, Scheelc, No. Coz Main
street; EXley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie & Co.. bridgeport. i
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Metals,

NEW YoRK-Several departments
showed lrregularity to-day with bust
ness on an unsatisfactory scale. At the
close the metal exchange called pig iron
warrants dull with Sc 70 bid and Sc 90
asked Lake copper unchanged with
Sll S1ls bid and sl2 90 asked. Tin firmer
with sl4 30 bid and Sli As asked Lead
dull and easy at So 72its bid and 50 ULa
asked. Spelter easier a 81 1Iil bid and
81 2sH asked. The firm fixing the SET
Ting price for leading miners and smell
ters quotes lead at S3 GO.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
1t Is great surprise on account OF rs
exceeding promptness In relieving pain
In bladder, kidneys and back. In male
or female. Relieves retention almost
Immediately. II you want quick relief
and cure, this Is the remedy Sold by
r. II. List. Druggist. Wheeling. W. Va.
= 49, u ..----- - thfG.a