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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb II. 9i5 ehanse-"n s spot.
80 ! red Northern spring hrn : a. q, . I'm
o"l., Feeruary IS 4T.a. March. B. SD flour-st
~ ,s,cv sini.r Arm o. Hops at London-facidc
ca; arm q i5sGf5 IS Beef firm. extra India mess.
ss q, -ri-ne ness ~. Pork-Prine mess nnr
W,s.,s,r 'si. "a prime mess medium Western. ass 81.
Hans-short cut 10 10 is II. dun. $40 o. Bacon h1m
r,h.-snd cut y 30 10 Us Ga short RIB. 20 70 -
~ ri. 81. ong mdi.es. light, - . IS 10. Sis.
ong clear miGties. heavy 40 9 20 n. sos 81 short
1- hacks &c 20 u 20s 81 clear bellies. y - J.,
n sis sh1udersSquare y 70 i n. hrrn 20. Sd Lard
pin. Western Arm 21s Ch-e.e-Amerlcan finest.
,tite ana col5-ed steady 30. Telow-Prm. city firm
los Co;tonseeG o.l--Lyerpool refined dull. i5s Tur
pentin.-spiri's arm 2'' 3D. Ro'n-eommon steady Is
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sorrHERN COTTON MARKETs.

Baltimore Feb l7-cctt'n nominal. mlfiiinr q; low
-,i1Siirr lfc good ordinary acc nn receipts. -
bsee gross PES exports coastrise 5o" stock 80 %"
cin.i,nati Feb i7-cor'n gaet. mifdins 5.c low
tdiiing 5i-c good ordinary 5isc receipts lOiI bales
shipments 5i2. stock. Dbl
Memphis FOB 17-Cottor steady: mdtirg 3,sc. low
riS5ii5g > lGc. good ordinary Zee net rece Lts
5ei bales gross C23 shipments 4Sis; sales LOO.
stock. l2i 81 ~ 81,
low mldIiing 3lGc good ordinary nei recei .,
,oo baiss. e-oss $40 20 Great Britain. 33hl
70 the Continent. Sl5O. cosst~ise. BIB. sales liv
stock. 562 900
No-fotk Feb i7.-Cotton steady: midfiinS. 5fsc low
,it1ii-g : iec good ordinary. sc receipts 5Ao1
bales. exports c0astwee 1855. sales Ss stFA o''-"
savannah Feb i7.-Cotton quiet mdfAng &c. 20"
ridflIng iGc. receipts. 34sl bales; exports coast
wise ! C4s sales. 300 stock. lOI'-p'
:, louis Feb i7-Co'ton steady. miidl'ng. oec
lou ,iIIing Hfc. good ordinary 5i.e net receipts -
baiee. gross 37s7 shipments 40lt. sales los' socH'
3.S
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cash quotations were as follows: Flour unsettled No
2.5 sRTins wns %5 rea 5, ocasi o. 10 corn asa
s.ac NJ yellow corn 2ssg-~'r.c: No oats 90.
80 white sSa2is 10 Wy asS ~ ~ 2s sass
Sa ~ pef 55 sigsi ara per 100 n s. TO- :Toft
boxed a. G5c. short clear sides boxed 50 45n>5 -
whisk-s. distlers finished goods PER gallon 81 IS:
today the butter market firm creamery. i3dl5c.
da1es. .lGi7e. Cheese quiet. sSssc. Eggs firm.
cincinnati. Feb i7-Four active. Wheat FIRM. higher;
No ? red 81 corn Gulet, nrm; No mixed Sl's9Sl nc
oas E No nike zee e T ns No 8; zee w1 l.a
key steady. 81 70. Butter quiet Sugar firm Eggs
ro Mv V J, c ''1 Rye M Ssde N' ~ ia
&c Barley steady No >. Ala &c sample 3ia4oEc.
Minneapolis FEB l7.-whea. firm and higher Feb
S N,-fhern gSisc Flour higher. first patents 81 ~ v
8, % secna patents 81 sOasi go arst clears Sass TO-
second clears. sass 10. Bran in bulk. 'io0sio S"'
Phaash FEB (, a or N &c higher ri, s05
Ms, Mareh al s5i.e April and May nominal oats
arri No : white February S5a'5. March 49, &c
April and May nominal. Butter STEADY raney Se''er
western print. 22c Egss arm &c h1sher iresh nearoy
IL. DO Western. lie Cheese 'eae'' henned sugar IN
changed -,.,
$, Louis Feb i7--Flour advancing IN Sympathy with
wheat patents 81 .,,a ws.at'spot hshef. 10
ri cash elevator 81 ,ssk s "e. FsoTus,y es ~
May 81 81 or jug e ssse F airq 27s
Me- ~ tid. July 2shc asked Oats-spot weaker:
cash elevator 2sf i'e %S &c Sb,,. B1sn
iisaieise. dairy sai5c Eggs hrm. i2e
Oh. =. luis sasc Corn lower. easy. No mixed 3tc
"a aoic NAV 3li.c oats dull steady; No miSed,
&c; No ~hls 3 soise closerseei higher. s,eader
eSll casa. casa 50 Is. March SO IS bid
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London FEB II. ?. m.-rhe market fcr American
securities moved little all day with the trading
merely professional The closing tone was steady and
tn. demand generally light Consols for money il2r
cou,os Tor the account ii2A Aich son. 1874 Canad
ssr. Il Paul e7l-. Illinois Central To-, Louisville 80,
Mex!can central Is. t,ia New-fork Central l,fH<
Tfe 1879. Pennsylvania. eD. Reading. II Ere nI-'
preferred a. Mexican ordinary, IA. Grand Trunk. =,
Eon.y 2i,l9. per cent Rate os discount In the open
market l5f bills ~ per cent, Tor three mon.ir
b!s =. per cent Amount u bullion wiLnaas"h 'on
,he Rank o, England balance to-day f2t.Ooo
Paris Feb. H. . m.-Three per cent rentes. ios
francs IA, cennes for checks Exchange on LONDON -
francs FOR checks
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1898

fdence Of holders % IN at this point ard
,end.d to cause some appreh.ns,on on the pas Of "a
tending upward Java quoted az ls and lair refining NJ
sTs es was a, n ana Tster DEAR, or
IN the local market included IONS Java 90
50 test, a, 2sc ad :, e spea,or a, the close re-
hners we're bidding 43-1Gc ~ centrfural. 90 test.
sugar - test with holders asking lisa sc above these
figures Tn" refined market firm all day:
and crushed 5se powdered and coarse powdered Size
ara and fine grsnueted 5o oars. grnnGaied
and cubes. 5lsc XNXX powdered and mould A. a-l6c.
4sc 10 ! tisiso 30 $ &c: 40 30 3 ..c: 10 =
Ne e * &c No 10 s-iee No IA 4' No 49, '-i''
WOOL EXCHANGE REPoRTs.--The Wool Exchange
The situation OF the wool market this remains
eonparauvey unchanged from that % week ago. Inc
Influence the market. The waiting policy is sim
purchases The speculative eiemen; seems 70 initiate their
ss.s r IN MIL, are usss wool prehasst On ne
new tariT. They are thus enabled TO run at pront
ng The fact that prices q wooens have advanced In
corresponding ratio with those q wool. The eXpeca-
that irnporiatons will Increase has had somewhat, de-
declined rom curen, quotations 70 any such degree a.,
Would naturally b expected In the sasnated market whch
clip is largely mater Of conec.re 1t Is well understood
that Australian supple. or the coming will be short
ditions viii materially srect our own production this
year DESPITE the fact TIA, favorable tsrr rates and gen
sT5l prPsrity among he wool growers have Ied 20
policy Of increasing the nock 10 as great eesree as pos
Tho interim which elap.. befor. the new clip ar
res IN -ahoard markets hardly fan to be peroi
Il varied and unusual The movement in neeces
has been paratvey small during ,he week and IN ter
spring woods have been moderately active clip
frr II last year Quotations remain practically
Current quotations pulled Occurred basis. based
upon Wool Exchange official classfcstons az follows.
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WEST SHORE R.R,

1ralas leave Al ST. station. y. T., - fo0~s. Soa
~ IA. frOm foot VI sAA.La st..
lVlS A. n Daily Tor Albany, lt.ea. syracuse. koehes-
ter. Buffalo Niagara fAs Fort wayne, AO.sao. Ssss-
land aai Chicago
O,,bO H. Daily Tor Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syra-
euse, Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. De-
troit, Clev, AMI chicago =. LOUIS.
k.I6 y NJ Daily tor Albany Jtlca. Syracuse. Roches-
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and -. l<uls
Time tables at principal hotels and ornces.
C. &. LANBHl.T. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New Yor6
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

foot Of Liberty street.
.Dsiy. Except Sunday ssundaya
PITTsBCRG '4So a m. IS . ?. m. $500 p N.
sl2 IS night t4.3O m Liberty 81. only
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 1000 a. m 1885 p. N.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. tT.55, 1000 DINER.
s,iso a m Cpiner). 900 Dner) 70 Is DINER. Ass
Qoiner $50 ? N and 'i2 - night
NORFOLK. +ll3r a. m.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper. 10 .. 900 .. m
An trains are Illuminated with Plntsch Light.
Omc.s: lT2 psi i3f. IlfO Btway. 81 r. f4th-st
~ powerv " 80 34i Futon-st.. Brooklyn: White
hail Terminal. Baggage checked from hotel residence
% destination.
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb Il Special. Corn showed the effect OF
Liquidation to-day. the close = cent under Wednesday
Nav sold between 3is and soI,. and closed at S'sg3l
cents The selling BY people who had PROFITS In
their corn and who figured that he advance had
far enough C1earAnces 1850 bushels Cabies
Up iai 10. Export sales were made from here
amounting TOO0 bush-is IL said that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-18

A DvERrIsEMESTs and suessrip,ions for me lr,nans
"A their Uptown once. No l.tz BROADWAY
81 north OF 3;ssi until o'clock m. advert 80
received the s0ijwrg branch ofcrs az regular
60. rpts. un o'clock D. VIZ: 23t sh-sve..
coz .sI ST l52 5th-aye. i2tA-s Mays shave
ara iift-st. C0iumhus-aNe.. West
IVES, ara Ct. rear 9Th ave. % Eat itth-M 2o' We,
7th and sth 10 East tith-sf; l33S
Nave between 10th and .7th sr: n,s s:-aw. near
eesN-sf. 90 S-sve- near
ssa ,d-sve 20 pIee~ter-s,
oos a. ave $40 7oh-st eci sd-sve 2 AZ sdavs.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Boston amd MsW lEngl aud
VIA SOUND LINES
NoRwIcH LINE va A1.n Laye i p.F o 30 oi
N stesmes CITY 4 Worcester and city Of Lawrence.
Fsfr RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fal! River Leave
t5er 10 y r foot 81 Warren ST. week days only, al
H steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
eT6vGVGToN LINE via stonington. Leave Pier 50
r one block above Canal ST. week days only Of
p N Steamers Maine and New-HaInpshire
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NEW -HAVEN-Tare. 81. Excursion. Sl.oO; fast
~ steamer leaves PIER IS l.. r. daily Sundays except
a, 8 p Returning leaves New-Haven 1890 night
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHlGH VALLEY system.


stations loot OF 81 penn. il. ~. cOrilands or
Indicates tim. West go 81 Other figures show
tine C0-tiandt or DesDr0ss-s 81
sG,IO. $50 A VI. daily SUNDAY '6.5. 4. M 'or
MArcH CHUNK snd n,srTed s,s sis,9ns
ron week days. ELMIRA week daysl ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
end ne principal local points: dining car and
III 20 200 roc, tally. ..cep, sunday
"BLACk DIAMOND EMPRESS"
arrives buffalo e.5S P ~ rg I1 yes',sai. Day
carte Connects at Buffalo with through seepers 70
..2o. i2.4o p NJ daily e.cep, sunday for MAucH
1850 i.I5 P. n. sundays only. for EAsToS.
ssRTH PiTrsroN scRANT6H, and principal inter
mediate connects for all points IN coal regions.
dsy .lssP. sun S ,1 t2r wILK
mediate stations Csnnee,. Tor s po'Hs N ,hs so@' re-
.,.,o 40 p N daily except sunday for MAUNcR
CHUNK and intermediate stations Chair car to Beth
1850. 5n5 p. Sundays only for EAsroN ana
:5o a:ro p " daily Sunday for EAsroN
FALLS and an points wsst Palma sleeper yes,lsal'
".. 40. 500 p N dairy. sanisy. Stopping say
s9T c, IAEFEhbo, u EeTTSS ss sFFHL GhE
" oRR66cHEsTFR BSrRyfk BuFFALo ana roRoS-
10 un ssepe, foi ss rso ,r Hsss but 'ee'ns-e
$50 300 p " dsliy flr wILKEsBARRE rTH-
tsshi oE an. ali por. .. pullman st.pe 70 s..
haditionsl local daily. except sunday Tor BOUND
sR9o.E; asi n r. ioo sS4s5. onJ r.
% 90 2 40 .i:5o ; 20 are 'o.2o 20 p " -, -,
s.s ISL q. sr Si is,s pr :aWsy i5 iss $50
ST. ~ Bowery. n y $50 Fulton e., Court st.. |"
v transfer CO vii II ,or anf check baggage rom
s,,sl or residence through TO de'taa'on
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TOUR AND MEAI-Prices remain 49, az, moi pernr~
>. feserday irregular changes N w.t. ,,ndertone
W. sny important alteration either way srTtng pat
en-, S.ady enough and business q. t,,ax4 Is winter
~ - 2O0 winter siraights. - %. q .xtra No
h's s. soas5 80 spTing clears - sas3 20.
,.hier. - s5Ns4. extra No VIM
fssaas 81 loqsi So. buckwnee, nuI G5Gss IS 49,.
cosNMFAI-FirTn Quoted. Kfln-dred. 81 l'ass 20 nns
brand BAG MEAI-Firm me tStrln 90 o. and
winter in bus ssP algs city feed
W hominv ,,o 70 Ill neal s25as2e 80 ssse'y nsb
a. n bulk buokwhssi grain S o. took place
- rheat today attended IN bo'h III. The rrst
shasp ssvne ryisg May from gaze the eoS, M.
o ss Of Wednesday 81 On ana me most i'm
,Y-AAS O2. This was ed
'''-ni development OF the day. as I" was
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anihrscite coal used t.cIlsVely.
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals
stations In New York loot OF Liberty ST
and South Ferry, :, h.tehall 81
Trains leave foot % liberty 81

Apthrsctte exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic Block signals
stations IN Sew York 100, q Liberty ST
s sTs s0f leave sf Tx .; I Lce9y St
on sna s,' ' a.n 10 n''s M.uh Chunk
&C. t $50. 4is 80 4 x ii: % Fs.;qn,: ITO;
pM Sundays .sO 600 to EAs'on' A NJ. 100. $50
'' Tof 3iik-.e.5., r,t.,cn and Scranton $40 A n.
,, aSF 70 af Rssdns go IA aoo Rad
a s .o 80 go Resdia s5'sE ~ ' SS
eco NJ i2:ii might 49,. ,,.,,,.-..-,.. Am sm
DO A. NJ i:i6, $780, 900 P N sundays, 80 A n.
o." r Nrvu,u. porrr
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. &C.
cI 20. s ssa points ssns . south Pom, %
Rs1E d Efs DsHf 0 20 Us, ~ asass. Ger:
a, n,sTisksn iOr Asoury Park ami Ocean GrOSe) 80
dO'i' Red b''~ FOR i9iR 1 LA * swvooD
40 $50. lo:i; A NJ ~. go. 40 "'ss Saturdays
'' r9r Tom. RIVER a5Tssat PAX ard "a
$50 60 A. Atlantic &C CITY. vnssnd and Brdseon 80 A. ~
M's 35 .s s ss ~. 20 ss's''sA' 80 $50 '
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Week DAYS. $50 i soo ''' io5 q % binp. can NJ
900 8 10 s 90 DIN ns carp. 900 r NJ. i2i5 mtt sun.
fs ' Gs 1899 600 M 81 gfns a tA9 fS
PhnaselSMh' s Ssss s'y ss e No 80 'O
30 BOATS Leave s6GTH FEaIsr. ,wHITEHaLL ST..
o w,sf io day. 10 * ics iso iiss . u
is? ,s 5.s s sss 2 2f5 3 s o g 4 7:o 8
80 s55 1888. li:,a N l2'i' I'd, ~ 5gne sys al,
as vs. VS. -, SIS 600 $50. rs SOS go Us
Tickets ana 9aror car seas. foot q Liberty ST.
w s. ~ Ii IL rs: - pa ' e l'fs sF' s.
Pa w 's' iasih St 81 Columbus X: View YORK
Court S. $50 Fs,2n s. 9Ioo ~, % % Bae ss r w ana
creek baggage hotels residences TO Destination
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

eio 12o 80 $50 $50 . % $40 Penra. Limited. 80
DINING Car 1870. 115o a. NJ. 1880 30 2 20 80
40 400 Dining Car. 40 0Dnins carr. 80 DINING
carr. 10. SO p n. 2o5 night sunday $40 80
Dnlns carr. $50 4 ~ Dining carr. 40 Dining Car.
$50 DINING Carr. 80 so O. m. 300 night. 49,
Ticket Nos. 46l. 04i li9f 1929. III and. 2si
Rroadosy Aston House. West Twen'y-thrd Stree,
and foot OF Desbrpsses and cort
Streets Court street SEQ Fulton street 9S BROAD
and BROOKLYN Annex station BROOKLYN. station Jsi ssy
city. The New York Transfer Company VIII call tor
and baggare from hotels and residences through
to destination.
Telephone 'lo7l Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvanis
Railroad Cob Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD,
Gensral Manager General pass'r Agent.
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-,s -rarss, steady. No : Rio. ssl!5; Exchange.
.r-s = ro0 bags cleared f0r United states.
mod f1r Europe. GOO bags. stock. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-18

30 70, Q 20. 80 DINING carr. 1880 a y 30, =
~ Songressonal Lin all Farl1r ana p.hlns 70 az
hight sunday. SO 800. 1919 m. Is - NVi,sI,
s,nal LIN, all Parior ami DINING cars ~ 'O'h'"s
AL 40 lDinlfg Car. so m. l2Oo nlstt
SOUTHERN RAILWAY .-''Fiorlda Limited lLeo m
week days. express. 20 Y % nieht cam, M
ATLANTIC COAST LfHE.--"Fl0rda Special u ~ p
m week days Express 30 a. and $50 ?. m
daily
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAlLWAY.-+9 P. m. cai1y
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK a m
weekdays and 40 p. N. daily.
ATLANTIC CITl.-l.2O m. weekdays tDesbrosses snl
Cortlandt Streets ~ .. M. Through Buffet Parlor
Car and Combined ach.
CAPE MAY 20 .. weekdays CDesbrosses and Corr
landt Streets / 40 D.
Long Branch. Ashury Park Gnerlaken sundays ocean
Grove ana Point Pleasant from West Twenty thru
stree, stat-n) $50. II 80 a NJ. $50 30 lilo p m
Sundays. . 70 a. $50 .. lfrom Desbrosses az
Cor,landt streets, . 10 n. ~ 10 $40. $40. ileU
D. n Sundays. ~ a. m. 5.l5 n.
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day was as follows

receipts the porte and interior points today w.,
ys.sl With re day last week laft year A-'N "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-18

s,-,o.-c~ee market frm. good average santos $500
-, %. rae. stock SCI 900 bags Hamburg
e. MAJ. opersa / ne lover: at go m net
-....--.s safes ifO 900 bags. Havre-CoTee market
49, .e.sv = franc higher. az y quiet and IN
Gsrlt e. 3 N steady q. franc higher closed p
49,. 49,. Ill sa-as - on bags.
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NSYLVANlA


eiAiIONS foot Of WEST TWENTl-IHiRD slhs r 1
AM DEsBROsSES AND CORfLANDT STREET,. =,
" The leaving from Desorosses and -ofu~i 81,
Suees 10 ten minutes later than that given p~'o" '''
twenty thlId Street station -
'So a; VI FAST MAIL-Puliman Bunet rat,or 10 a.
New York TO Pittsburg Sleeping Car Pittsoufs !"
@ .nicago. No coaches to Plttshurr ,
SOD n. VI. FAST LlNE.-PlttsOurg and Ceyeland
300 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED -. lu .nan
.ompartmtn Sleeping. Dining SIN 'sIng ana Oos.n.
ton Cars For chicago Gle, Gland Toledo. CncnhA'''
.ndia .a2o!ls Louisville. st. Lous. - ,,,nrss
LOO i. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS thffsE9S'
for Nashville via cncnnstD. chicago. 81 Lsls .,.
o"oo H. VI. WESTERN EXPR .ss.-for S'e'e"'
7.4O =. NJ SouTfIWEsTERT EXPREss.-For Pitts
ours Cincinnati, indianapolis. -. LOWS .,,.-,- ,A
7.3O i. VI. PACIFIC T'XPRESS-F Pittsburg ano
ohcago Connects Cor Cleveland except SATURDAY. pc.,
SO T. NJ. MAIL AND EXPREsS-Pulimsn b pun
seepins Car New York 70 Altoona East L'Seds sosc,es
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Receipts OF breadsufs a. Interior points in thousands
ciphers omitted -four. bbs; bush.
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ce;'on Exchange special Liverpool cables spot oouon
=, ' -ersie demand sales. 5000 bales
eAiT- 90 American 700. receipts. l4OvO, Ahel4-a.'
400 mdsing up.ands Il 32d. Futures opened que,
partially ia decline CTosed steady. net unchang.e -
ia decline FEBRUARY 3lsb: FebrDary-March. 3lso
- ApF 5isb AprlMa ASS Nay-Suie.
% September October 32O5 October NoFeintef o-V,a
Mlerter- December 22yizb Nanchesier-i arms Vlie'
-rm. Cloths quiet and steady. - ,.,,ov..
Ire range o. contract prices to-day was as foio~s
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Feb I7-Flour firm ara unehsnsed receipts
exports $50. sales. wheat
ana month siO2Ldsi O2.. March 81 02AGsl o2'. Nay
81 Oi s.aSl Oh. No red. ttsac r-ceipe
southern wheat BY sample 9scasi Oh 40 gade poo
81 % firm. SPOT and month, 81 'aq5o-sc Marcn
IS = ABS &c April % as ac. steamer mixed 53I5o
receipts 10 exports, si6s1. stock. 30 S'
saies II 900 Southern white and yellow corn 35f3bc
oars strong and higher. No white. S31d3ie; 10 ?
i.ed 3eG22sc. receipts bush: exports. 80 900
sfock go frrne-. No nearby, 58c, No West
err So receipts rs es7 bush. stock. 1913 S3s Hay
steady. choice timothy Sl2 5OGs3 Grain freghs quiet
steady and unchanged.
Boston. Feb l7Four dull: receipts. OF bels spring
patents IS 1896. spring clears and sraghs "a Jol
straiRnts ;. CO.'S - Cornmeal Arm 76dfsc bush
81 70Gsl - per Dbl Corn unsettled. receipts o5 NJ
bush steamer yellow. 3ec No 2 3e'sc Oats very firm
receiut 90 fancy clipped. Sc dSc: No and
No 3 81 1886 Mfoai hrm bran. spring. SIG: winter
sl 20 mddlngs si5 50Gsls red dog four SIC 10 Beef
c. veal 9GlOc Mutton quiet warnings 6ci spring Sc
Tter quiet Northern q nc. Western. 2osI2c. imita
ION l5Gi5sc. ladies' i4c Cheese firm. Northern. 20
gt.c Western SizqHc
buffalo FEB l7SsRrns gheaY n Y, ,shi d but
81 ill.,. new. 81 osH 10 Northern. 81 o. qfi ois
n Northern ggi.c Winter wheat-Strong. No ? rod.
81 No extra red o7c. 10 white. : No white e5c
C'o-r-weake- tone. 10 . yellow. 3isc No B. yellow.
s4i.c ~ yellow. Sc. No corn. 3iit No 3 corn
a4r Oa-s-Quet. 30 white 32c No white. 81 i5c;
No 4 white Bic. No mixed 90. 1850. No mixed PC.
quoted NJ . track sc. Flour-Strong and higher.
bes, natents spring s. 75GS6 bakers straight spring
s. 5NGs5 81 clears spring s5Gs5 -. low grades, spring
e -54S4 patent. winter s. 1916 low grades. winter
s4dsi Is. Graham. best t5fs5 .
chicago Feb. l7.-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-18


y, ssaly sss l l@le,s S Ssi s s99
So I'm p.r.ious year as 100 465.6oi 46eo2'
, e7,5n future market and trading from ! start start
g English news TO stimulate eeiion s,tne5 one
way other futures a. Lysspoo rsponans c anon
q - ~ Nc Win slight falling of In demand
ron consumers our market opened quiet and s'esdy
,511s s R5.'T frs: hour Then improved points
@ ..s'v sl 1gsre. The afie-noon market was an
sx,.1ti-usly dull affair with scarcely a single POINT
n s-5 slan and possibility Of startling devslopments
w Maine disaster pgi a. egsi'% s Sne,s s on
disposition au cay TO close out their accounts, ne
Va. Ill. suffering from the recent storm in the south
ms also -i caution The few reports received ron
So vas aid 20 have been practically absorbed In
X Carl na s'1'h sTons sne 20 me g remainns
supply 70 satisfy the demand from local mills Mules
lsal Is Per cent r Ts no2eM in aero to
ne ports overran early esiiraa'es but weacuoes '
sr-e b. c.,n a. many Of the smaller Southern mar
10. n H. thaUrv thar Manchester had very little cot
ION W.. wAch @, al extensive orders q manufactured
s-rn.-, were ,.l FAR shor, OF needs The market
closed steady net advance Of 70 points Ioi tai
CAY closing dull a, unchanged prices middlins upisnds
a1s Ne az lies ssvsnrah Quiet 5Ac: sales 300
Nofk stsaay 57sc sales $50 bales Baltimore nominal
g Aurvs-a or.er 57sQ5 15-1Gc. sales GA bales, -
Louis s,-sev So. sales l5s bales. Galveston easy.
1916 sales c35 New-Orleans dull 3a.e saes
lto tales Memphis steady. 5Sc. SAFES l-.p D~iss
Receipts Orleans were oficlaliy eslhnatea lof
AZ 800 10 500 bacs. against $3.50 last week
Ssls ast ard es4 In 1920 30 lteceipts at
~ estimated ~ morrow a. : 100 70 800 Sa4ss
1894 rs
T--fev-s .,u1-- .ra.-.-oes aggregated 1872 bales
,esi,s. 80 -. -..sir.s y. "a sO5 bales The
neni since September has been as foIlo"s'
-n Grea, Britain F[an nss con' u ca,
7t1s "a - L.. -'''-'' 40 os9 II lTa gGl9
o.,es September 2 -" $50 "ia.ioo i''''0i
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables. Spot oo'on
N Moderate demand sales 5000 bales specua. a.-
80 ". American. 700. receipts l4OVO. an -, .,
-tgA lsilng up,ands -32d. Futures opened qSe'
Ys,'sy ia decline Closed steady. net sncnansI %,
80 decline February 3lsb. February March 3St'V,
Ga--h- April sret sr-1 MAJ 3isi2s. May-June 3lssbi
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-06-23
The Awakening of China.

DR.. Griffith John, of Hankow, thinks
It likely that 1898 will be known in the
history of Chinese missions as "the foot
unbinding year" The significant fea-
ture of the anti-bandage movement at
its present stage is that, although it
originated within the Christian
churches, il is now being widely spread
by the influence of prominent outsid-
ers. Another notable fact is that at the
annual NJ. A. examinations at Nan
chang, the capital of the Kiangsi prov
ince. one of the questions put was;
"What do you know of the repeopling
of the world by Noah and his family
after the fiood?" When one remembers
the violent opposition that has hitherto
been made to the study of any litera-
ture outside the national classics. II will
be recognized that such an incident in
itself marks the close of the antedi-
luyian period in Chinese history; for in
the Celestial empire the examination
programme does more to set the fash
ion in reading than any combination
of press notices and circulating libra
ries could do with us.-Westminster
Gazette.