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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-03
WISCONSIN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY

Mr. NICHOLAS UREN's illness,
which was chronicled in these col
/ umns last week, ha., proven TO be Of
a serious nature, and the outcome, at
this writing, is uncertain. He is n
victim of that terrible disease, pneu-
/ monia.
Ana meeting of the MineJal Point
Lodge, No. |, \, f. Il A. NJ, last Tues
day evening, which was the first
meeting held in their new hall, it
was definitely decided to dedicate
the Masonic Temple or friday, Feb.
Is. The dedication ceremonies, to-
gether with short addresses, music
etc, will take place at the Temple in
the afternoon. In the evening II
dance will be held in the banquet
hall. below the lodge room, and those
not desiring To attend this part of
the program are to have the use of
the entire upper floor for their social
enjoyment. We hope to be able to
give II complete program next week
THE Independent Order of Fores-
ters held their first public installa-
tion party last Monday evening in
the X. of Z. hail, and an enjoyable
time was had. The following officers
were installed for the ensuing year;
y, c, RE. G. Fielder.
G. R.-W, j. Morgan.
V. R.-H. Kane.
C.-J c. Martin
L. S.--F. Il, Hauscom.
r., S.-A. :. White,
Treas.-Geo. Horn.
5. Wv. J. Horn.
j, W.-Henry Schiller.
). B.-Fred Gilman.
j. B.-Herman Weisen
Physica cau-W. Eastman.
G. D.-Phil. Allen, Jr.
MIR. GEORGE HARRIS, SR., was the
victim Of a mining accident last Fri
day, and the wonder is that he es-
capped without fatal injury. He and
his son, George, We're engaged IN
sinking a shaft and had attained a
depth of 55 feet Mr.. Harris was
working in the bottom of the shaft
and his son was serving windIass.
A tub had been filled and drawn Ave
or six feet from the bottom, when the
wmdlass beam broke at the bearing,
and the tub Of dirt fell, followed by
the windlass beam. The latter struck
Mr.. Harris across, the breast and
laid him PROSTATE. Relief was
promptly at hand, and the injured
man was raised to the surface and
conveyed home. Medical eXamina-
tion disclosed that the mqsl.seriouS
injury was the fracture of two ribs
or course he will be laid up for a
while, but expects soon to be ready
for duty again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-03
A Gold Watch Given Away.

To every customer purchasing ten
packages of our kloudyke coffee we
will make them Il present of II beau
tilul gold watch, the same being a
splendid time keeper. This coffee Is
sold at 25g per package, and is fine
Favored coffee. Gail end get one Of
these watches
5w3 GoRdEN d PITrz.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-03
LUDDEN s Co.
The Local Field.
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4. h. BiSh or for FUrRitltTe.....
~WHArdo we most desire?'-''more
wood" at this Office.
DIR w MORGAN is on the sick
list hi, week.
New hickory nuts only 5cts. per
OF. at Gales Cash Store. 52tf
Mr.. Ben JACKA was up from
PIatteyilIe and Sundayed with his
parents in this city.
Mrs. \. :. WHITE entertained IA
few lady friends at candy pull one
evening last week.
PROF. Denote, illustrative lect-
Wer at the opera hall next Thurs
day evening, Feb. 10th.
HAzLEs Headache Capsules are
,he only safe and sure cure.
EASTMAN d MEsERoLE,
Mr. JAMES pEpLEY, wife and
children visited with Mrs. Hannah
Anderson, m this city, last sunday.
REy. IT, KENr's subject for next
sunday evening viii be. is il possi-
0.e to make the bestof both worlds?'
IHE Woman'- Reading Club will
meet an theresideuce of Mrs. James
b'swer next Monday evening, Feb.
',m
AE 4. d. SrovER was called to
Da. River. ILL.,, last Monday by the
l.i.H Of bis sister, Mrs sherman
Huf
NN joHN j. PENuALLGoN has
'e.a somewhat under the weather
past week, ou account OF an ul-
."m,.3 tooth
Miss FANNrE BRENT, of La
i.I~ is IN the city visiting her
E '.."ad-, and is the guest OF
Nellie ~ponsIey.
Mas. f. ". STEPHENS pleasantly
'."H.d q number Of her friends
~. ."H ta this city last Tuesday
'mnmmd evening.
H./lE- Headache Capsules are
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-03
Wood Choppers Wanted.

The undersigned desires TO secure
some good wood choppers at Cottage
Inn. Cabin free. For furth or par
ticulars address
RALPH SToCKDALE,
4w2 Belmont, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-03
srRSCRTPTION RaTES.

strictly in advanced ...'.'. '"'.-"'"sl'2o
Vue ,,o months and within one year" LOO
outside of Iowa ''s5 81
sly noutnsin oovanoe only''''''''''' n.y., 90 90
81. ~ ,,opths-iu advance ONLY lv"'..'..'".'.' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24
5o5 1924 5 . 30

Juv - sos 1924 SIS 80
cash quotations follows; Flour steady; No
81 OF no rel 81 o4dSi oG 80 ? corn 29s92osc; No
yellow 2e'- Q29asc No oats 2e.c No white Z .,
a0a s4. S9 81 T9 as SIS prime nsay
s:o2 S2 95 mess pork per b. SO Gaa.. so rs aa
IS 90 DRY .aitci shsaie~' doxed ~ 5c short
sides oxedD 81 i5as5 20: whskey: distliers finished
gods per gal NJ ' tsn the bnter mase was
frm creamery l3Tl9iic; dares. ll9lIc Cheese quiet
sasi5c Eggs firm: fresh. lac.
Cincinnati Feb 23.-Flour hrm. Wheat quiet; No
red 81 Corn nrmer: No mixed &c. Oats dull: No
mixed Doc. Rye firm; No . 53c. Butter dull: Elgn
creamery 2liec. Ohio, l3gisc; dairy. lOgllc. Eggs
easier az 1870.
Duluth. Feb 2s-wheat-No Northern. 81 ooN; May.
81 Oot July. 9si.c.
81 "a a. I FS 5aS NAY # No s se
Barley steady: No /. 1890; sample 33a+oc.
MINNEAPOLIS Feb 23oWhsat easy Fes :, aaT esc
Northern. e9s.c Flour dull first patents. 81 o5gs o5
patents g soas4 o. first clears So 15 SO 90 sec
$40 50: sacked sliasll so.
Philadelphia Fee 2s.Wheat vas Ic lower contract ira
nominal Corn firm and &c higher; No 2 mxed, Feb
and March 1914 qS5'sc Oats steady; No VINE
February and March $a33'4c; April and May nominal
sylvanta ana Western prints % Eggs steady; fresh
nearly and western, i5c Receipts: F!our 200 bb.;
600 bush: oats. 1911 oo bush.
lower SELL No RED. cash elevator 81 trace Vs,te@
g. February 81 May 81 OF, ss1i IVY ' ASH No and
February CSC May. 2sNG2,f. e. July. 2alza23Ac Oats
easier. 10 cash eisyatr -s;c racS' - asi
d. g d May :ssf e 0a Track u ns e soc butter arn
creamery. 1920. dairy. sGl5c. Eggs steady.
81 MS F cS4a dcHs and @t
sic. oats dull and steady No mixed. &c Rye dull
qd % 10 ss ac s. oil ssh SSy So aaa &
4sc; South Lima ard Indiana. +3c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24

3hQ3%c. .LARD-Firrsr. 55.iz ass city lard
stronger 5e0G5 &c refined stronger; South Amerea;
G.15c; Continent J.a5c kegs, 13Oc. COMPOUND
nrm; city 4tatic; Western, 4hqisc. sTEAhiNE
Steady. Quoted: Oeo. 4Ac: city lard stearinr. DC
ElCE-Orders for hgh-srade Caronss and Java styIes
numerous to-day and the market very urn IN sym
pathy with stronger European cables and southern ds
patches Holders disposed 90 demand higher pees
but at the close few changes were noted N
We quote: Domestic 10 fair, 81 ici TAR 10
good. iNsn47sc: prime choice. 543ssc; head "roS
Patna. 4isn5c. DO bond 2i502c: Japan, Ssr'7se'
Java. iN1s.c. Rangoon IN bond 202S.c.
SUGANThe feature OF tOday's market for raw susao
was the sale OF 200 tons Enel,sh Island musc1vado. 80
test At li-l6c. 300 bags San Domingo msasfes sus"
basis 50 test az 1-i6c and 300 tons san ID lpliEo
centrifugal 90 test 3-l6c all Just arrived ~ we
freely b,dding these h,uFes i'i lar
blocks of sugar store sellers came 70 lgnt te
asking fully l-l6c this rate The marie,
closed decidedly AdviCes from the Efc4Sn ma
ket reported continued strength London cane ru.1
steady although but little doing Java quoted lIs
and fair refining % I'd. lrmer aad improving
slowly. present month and month quoted ~ ~
The statistical position in tons as made up oy "e' 4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. February %. 1898.

New York February y. 1898.
cOFTTF-wh1e market was closed yesteiiuay' a."
...,.r. % A holiday. the European coiee markets e
5000 considerable weakness. result or "h,Dn
,tre steady IN tone the market for Brazllan corr
,r-.. openei this morning ~ decline 81 SaiV p,'i''
- .b-srhoui the session narrow and Wthou' a.
transactions on the call limited 10 49,
t~ss increased 80 bags by II m and for ne ene
49, n 1sO bags with the market finally STEADY az
-. line O., sll5 points. Other bearsh influences
- ne unsat isacory attitude OF spot buyers tne ~
$3.50 age American visible supply or cotee tne lc'
- he RIO and santos markets were CLOSED on a..
r. toidav- predictions Of further large Gear
49,, ,ro brazilian ports for Europe am his colN'.i
-qe~e w,s scarcity Of Brazilian coffee crop news ~
49, AZ hand % hearisE purport ana = "a 49,
- - news favorable news. and cuirehl preuI.tl1
-, - continued heavy receipts This nhtniaIF Caus
lse-o,,ve srcculaton and leads spot buyers 70 pro
,ts srot market was quiet and nomnay unchsnec" 10
~ i-r0ice lots sl C. and jobbirg parcels oH.e ne
,..'~e- canning arrived IN Ncw-Nork To-Day WIN tte
80. r.rr, - c.~ee received a. TINS port '.e
.,ss M gs6 bags RIO "a oo3 bags Santos and S.dss
80 psNa increasing the stock at New ofk 70 ovf,
- a. Amsterdam cable states that tle next Duttn
- vii take place the Let prox Inc tota' td19
- ,--ra. q 600 riculs Brokers valuations l9r -
- -s-v Java 84c Steamer Kaftr Prince. WIN iDPV
,sss and steamer s,rabo. with 5000 bags c.aea ~
1-tsv f,ciu4ed IN tc-5avs sales q mud corees Neto
a., rs savanna and 30 bags Central American on
,-v,te .errs The market ruled STEADY 10 irm .ne
ice te.rg for The cho-~r grades Maracaoo VS. qu,.
ws--siho "a, Qgi.c. Cucuta, 1plCc; Jamaica 1tiSSo.
:. Cssvn TQislsc: Ssysnila. g.. 1l6c MeNlcah
~-t-Si American Gdlsc. costa RIGA. sGl"4c, con,e ~
49, r.nt 5fsc. M1cha. T-4lH|7c' facahs' 'h'e'''
%Get.c. fances. &1G@t> -, .-.. =. ,,,ious.
-hs fanre o, contrac, prices To-Day was as io4Io"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo Feb 2s-cattle-Receipts only few
heal sale The market was about steady Hogs
ch"ce s. l7ssi 20 roaehs common to choice g $50
50 So pigs to choice s4gs4 10 Sheep and lambs
choice 10 sxtr9 s. 7oas5 - culls to c'mnon s. jcs5
sheep choice TO selected wehers 81 Sps4Vo culs 70
'0' cincnnsd - Fe6 2sHogs dull 50 4og:. Cattle
steady s. 50dsi 49, Sheep steady. 81 'ogsf g. Lambs
Kansas cty Feb 2s-catte steady beef 81 80
q & @ s9d shS indian steers. 81 5 So Hos;
med ym sns miSei s. Soa$4: light s. 6oas So pigs,
So 5o0<3 20 sheep steady: sheep 50 soQA %; lambs.
s. 75qs5 40; feeders sold higher - ,,,.
native shipping and export 81 900 IS 20: dressed
beet and butchers seer Sa$ 90 under oo. 10 81 .Sg
s2asl 20 Texas ana Indian steers S$aZi 25 cows s and
strong native mutons siSSi 80; lambs. s3Ss' 9o no
caicaso Feb 2a-Buyers took advantage Of the large
supply Of cattle to-day 70 force further average de-
shanse sas 20 e 4os5 Co Sr extra chocs beeve. very
crossing the scales at s. Bass Fed sold very
badv being Disseminated by exporters and fed
m very vide range prices poor stock cattle going
low as s. 80 while few sorted light stockers went as
TAT hefers brought good average prices calves
were scarce sold high as So IS BUYERS
Sc Hogs sold all the way from So 50 ior the poorest up
81 o. and pigs sod argey GO3s3 90 For the first
Jme I'M. rent demand fo sheep ana lambs and sales
we're made al steady prices sheep sold So 5OGf4 90 for
81 o. Yesrngs brought 81 6oGs4 80 and ianl6s sold
81 500 s. O. for common % choic. noSks sn9ra % sell
to Ohio ReceiptsCatte 1890 head; hogs. 10000 head
East Liberty Feb 2a-Cattle steady: prime 81 soaso
common 50 JGgsi. bulls. and cows s2aSi. Hogs
SsEs. 81 5as4 2o good roaFh, s40G:s 81 70
mon So 500 81. Veal calves. 50 aOgs1 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta, Feb. 2s-cutton Arm: mddng &C.; low mid
ding SAC. receipts. $40 bales gross 23 shipments
703 sales 752. stock. 80 ile.
81 Louis. Feb 2I.-Cotton FIRM; midtl!ng. ll-iec
low rnldtl,ng 7-iGc: good ordinary. Bloc;
ceips 81 bales gross. 2e5l; shipments 2.s2; sales
lOs,5: stock 70. 432.
Cincinnati FEB. 23-Co,ton quiet and firm middii ng
81. low niddllng. SIC good ordinary She. receipts
IgS bales shipments 1876: stock. s.5Ts.
Memphis. Feb. 23.-Cotton firm; mdilns 5ll-lec
low middllng Sac; good ordinary. 5isc. net receipts
eGs bale. gross 2Ti6; shipments 1903; sales, $500
stock, mana - 60 ~
a-ec low uiiddling. 6ic: god ordinary. l3iGc,
oeips 23: exports TO Great Britain. 2+< bales sales
300. stock, 5S3. S3-3.
Galveston Feb % Cotton steady; mdtng 1896
low mddng 2 1-lec: good ordinary. l-ec: receipts
4ee7 bales exports to Great Britain, 3.S- TO France
5oii: stock. 100. 1873.
middling 5 7-iec; good ordinary. 4+e receipts, lI3
bales exports coastwise 49, sales 500. stock o. III
Baltimore Feb. ?3.-Cotton nominal. mlcdllng. 6ac
low mddlnz ll-lGc; good ordinary &c: receipts
38 1872
Savannah. Feb 23.-co,,on nrm: middling 5ii-iec
low middlng SIC; receipts Ss3 bales exports coast
wise. 1850. sales io7: stock. 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24
EPlE RNlLCOAO.

TAIULxa trans leave NewlO!k. foot VI Oaamoer
a. fol.oxs and eagller from West 2Sl-st
900 a. M.-vestlbuled Express daily ior Blngnsmton
Wayerly Eln-a. buualo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
p NJ Parlor Buffalo
2,OO Il. M.-Yes,ibul-d Limited fast mail Daily. cold
Chicago. clev~,ant 7:t0 A. NJ. Chicago
Up N. sleepsrs Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car
1880 r. M.-Bunao snd CLEVELAND v.stislled EIrr.,s
Daily arrives Buffalo 7;0S A. NJ. Bradford III A. ~
Jamestown 700 NJ Cleveland 1880 = NJ. Sieepcrs
Buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections for
O.sroit Chicago and the West. CasA Library Car.
S,A5 v. M.-sold trsn 70 CHICAGO; sissr-rs to Hcr-
npllsvil.e Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car. .
NNIckETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i accommodations at III. ll3 26 +oi ana s51 Broad
way l27 Bowery l58 East i2jh st and Gi West 18th
a., Chambers and West 23i-st ferries York 80
sod 7,6 Fulton-.t Broadway Brooklyn: 200 Hudson
A. H.boken Jersey City station. Westco,t Express
rss for ard checks baggage from hotels and residences
10 dSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24


FLOUR AND MEAL-rhe firm position OF holders taken
IN connection with weak and unsettled wheat MARIE,
-four circles today We quote: Spring patents s. cog
s o. w .Ssns Giants g. g. w sss Eo S
s. soass no. No winter s. 7ogss So Pa9swhsai
s"s sales IS 500 BIS sS: corNNEAT
@ c sAe Ps Tn % s' 90 a and STE So
bulk 75asoc rye feed s2s G5c city feed SOC homay
SS"R is oil sa meal ss' f'fef Ne~Yo " DUN"
Of the influences sc, s9vs S ,Rs
market by Irregular decline with ina PIces So ia
Of real strength coming toward midday response TO
some buying at the West supposed to be for Soge -aS
srees neres o, scs 900 bush decrease in worlds stocks
He to an h @'r Squat 3aS sg5 only Of
Lowest prices Of the day were attained N me ,
transactions OF late foreign news and favorable
tenor Of Eurpean advlces in fact with the exception u
need Argentine surplus estimate vas d fasGIPe 10 Sg
than Monday. French markets irregular and partially
political ana much to alay opp1ehsTsons T2neSr r
ing the relation. tween France and tns;ana me Up
light stocks said TO be down TO only one DAYS supply
9ve men fm Niner Wheat sections was also quite
era a',raeied by present asn pses 1Sras h
by the sh2ment Of Letter wheat now uAdetsto9d 10 re
had eee, market Busin,ss So on sSp.F' aG-
count consisted OK i.oyoV push 40 e. OF 9 No rcd
closed osa. arrive; No hard Manitoba 81 lSA sos
Duluth 81 oe1. No l.hard Duluth. 81 l3>s; 10 hard
Manitoba 81 i2A. spot: all the above afoat BASIS
800. COFN-The market opened lower and rule fairly
active without much change for the balance Of The day.
closing LTSc net lower. News rather connictnS,
average little on the bull side, perhaps but
generally dsregarded OF freer cJuntry offerings
and the weakness abroad as shown a I'D decline
Liverpool Monday. The "Bradstreets' statement
bullish indicating Increase of only $500
bush The domestic visible; seaboard cearanoes were
round million bushels. and export transactions ran up
40 loads al all ports No IN closed 3IHsc b
ahoat. .OATSThe activity among exporters at Chi
cage resulting IN sales Of about 10000 bush held the
local steady all day In face 81 weakness in other
cereals There only small trade speculativey, but
7cO0O bush heavy white here No 2
closed SIC: Nc oats. 81 nc: No white. 32i,4
33c; No white, 32irc track. mixed, 32a33c; track
white. 33foSsc. .RYE-Market steady No western
5siac o afoat: No ! Western. 59isc o. ahoat;
rye. 54a55c. ! track. .BAftl-EY-Msrket
steady feeding quoted Ale, New York SEEDS
Market dull clJversced fair 81 5oqSJ: higher grades
S. $3.50: timothy seed. sass az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24
EUROPEAN COTTON MARKETS

Liverpool. Feb. %. 4 p m.-Cotton-Spot-Good busl-
done. prices higher; American mtdng fair i3-loi:
good middlnE. elGd. American mddling IS 32d low
mddng 3i.d; good Ordinary. 32i; ordinary $3.50.
The sales OF the day 1900 bales OF which l. 00
for speculation and export and included 10 So
American. Receipts. 100 bales all American Futures
opened steady with fair demand. and closed barely
steady. American miillng ! February. p 6+i
BUYERS February ami March. 6ii value March and
April % gsd sellers: April and May 81 5id buyers:
May and June 226idQ3 23-5sd sellers: June and July,
% 6i.T3 % GA buyers; July and August. p Cad
buyers. August and september q CAD buyers septem.
and October ~ 6+da3 "a CAD sellers: October and
November 3 s4da3 2I-e4d sellers: November ana De-
esmbsY. 3 23-Gad93 24-64d sellerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24
SHORE R.R.

Trains leave IA ST. station. N. Y. a. follows ana
Is 10. carrier from u kGanA.ln ST.:
lOIS A. ~ Daily for Albsny. Utea, syracuse HochsS-
ter Buffalo, Niagara Fails. Fort Wayne. Toledo Glove
9iUU p NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica syrs-
ouse Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto, DE-
troit Gle, esnd. Chicago AID 81. Louis ,.-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cs"iAnd
Chicago and 81. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and offices
~ G f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
8 Vanderbilt Ave. New roe6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24

A DvERTIsEMENrs ana subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received az their Uptown Olce NJ l,2s2 BroadwAy
"a teor north OF until O'Clock m. advertise
spts received following branch oees at regular
until o'clock y VIZ; -5t sth-a y O.
cor cad st, i32 sth.avs. cor i2th-s M.ess s,h-avs;
and l42 Columbus near West ooth v0
Nest AGA St % East lfth ST.: :oi West
2,-st between It'll and @h AYES i5S East t,ths laS9
sd-sye between 10th and nth SITS; lo25 3d-Ave near
6ist-st; Ios isave.. near seth-st $50 sa,ave near
Ilss-et: So 30 Bieecker-s 32s Bleecker-&;
ioOo Sd-avs East 7ehst 1874 ad-sve %od2 80 ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24

&c Of Liberty street.
.Dsily. Except sunday ssundays
CHICAGO, $50 a. m. 200 p m and q. 10 night
PiTTsBU re. '4so a. m. fs25 p. m. 500 ,. n.
sl2l5 night ago a. LIBERTY st. only)
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS: 1000 a. m 80 .. m
clio q m ,Dlner 900 Dner). ~ 25 ,D.ner.. Ass
Diner), $50 p m and 'i2 - night
NORFOLK, III 20 a n.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleep.rl % Is 900 p m
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Omces: l-2. oct 49,. liio Bdwgy. 81 = ltth-st,
m Povery " Y: 49, 344 rciton-s,. Brookiyp White
Aall Terminal baggage checked from hotel residence
20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24

No 2. 100 N. 4est5c oat straw, 100 ro ooqfS
The receipts Of hay and in tons reported by the
Produce Exchange at noon to-day were: Hudson River
Railroad $50 Erie 45o Pennsylvania. 20. West shore
40 LehlEh Valley 800 Baltimore and Ohio. 90 ontario
and Western. 3D Central OF NewJersey. TO- total e0o
tons Receipts OF straw 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24
RIO coree market closed-holiday. .,,
ne statistical position Of Brazil coffee as foiiows


cOTTON-To-tay's cotton market was fairly active and
results gratifying 10 ne Iene ln,rIe W.,
A,-.ca ne English cotton market made sharp ad .,
vance Wse the markets in THIS country were c,.see
~ y--r,o ADVANCE q 2as G4d on futures with spot
asgsegaung 1000 bales az en- aa.snce E 81
IN cau there a sfin further advance or lg8 points
s.te- when The feeling easier the result If
es.ostI.n q realize under msgiyings touching the
probable relations Of this country with Spain following
hives gati1n he Maine explosion. The market N me
tfterron was variable with the tone finally Quet at
n, advance q I0s points ana to,al saes o. &
bale spot cotton closed dull hut steady az unehahsd
prices. mdiirg urlancs. o4c, middhns Gulf. Oi=c no
.ses Throughout tn session me marKst wniis SNOW" nov,
rg intervals n decided .Tlcsuiafy, was ioI .ne us'
pa, nr having the support Of some q the arger com
Nilsson houses VINO TOOK eo'sss U' az va" s, ca LES
from Manchester ard Lancashire indicating lack Of raw
yarns Cotton acreage not numerous il Is
claimed mat il will take 10000 oo-hale crop next
,,~.1eS i,s le,.osble certs nty leading house here
TIE invisible supply supposed to have been. on
Consumes weekly las 600 bales nearly az Of which is
American and this country. japan. Cahaaa ana MeSlco
vi take perhaps about Socp~p bales II will become
ney their supplies from another season with
:, be marketed after September shall be least 10
~. taes me proha elity q wnich If qnnSe; ey
ss0;.t we're as follows: Mobile. nothing doing 54',
wfn,sgion steady js.c; Norfolk firm 57.c sales 39s
ses.s' Baitln Re nominal 6No, &c -sd'ance; augusta
srm II Ice 1-iGc advance sales lo95 bales Calves
v n nm Sc. on sevanee OF 1-isc sales 81 bales
IiisS y, ,5vnSr" - de- sales 500 bales H.
Receipts AZ Ne -orlean. to-morrw officially
,,eisd a. $500 . $50 bales. against 7l2Q last week.
c.Ss ss to aa -, 10 noroT at 100 to 700 bales
against 4sl7 las, week i7sS last year. and 32l7 in
rhe sen,-w.ekly movement n, The leading interior
n'hs SLOWS shipments II nearly 300 bales IN excess
w .as' week Of 800 bales The actual figures were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston, Feb 23-Proucc market-F7out quiet receipts
s59e bhs spring patents 50 as6 TO- spring clears and
s,~sbts 81 70s -. winter patents 50 25rS5 60; win
ter clears and stragrts 81 sgs5 49, CoEnneal Am i6J
IS per bush 81 Io0sl 20 Per bpl Corn dun reeeipt
Ia nj bush. steamer yellow 3sc; No 391c. oats hrn
reeiots 9f9s9 bush. fancy clipped. BIC: Nos and j.
GGdGIisc M.feed arm. bran sprins. sl5 I5uslo' win
Tor Si7qsi7 IS: midilngs. si650aSls. red dog four
SO 5oaSi6 -. Butter quiet Northern 2lae; Western
3Oi a2lc. imitation l5Ni3'sc ladies' lac cheese hrh
Buffalo FEB 3 Spring wheat dull. but firmly held:
No / hari 81 lO.: 10 ! Northern. old 81 l2.s: new.
q oss.. No 2 Northern new. 81 O5s; No 3 Northern
& ODa Winter wheat dull; NJ red 81 Oh No . extra
holding on. No yellow 34ec 10 yellow 3thc. No !
,eoy1 "a. 40 corn. 3ii.c. No corn. Sac Oats
Inqulry light dun. No white. S2.e 70 white 3'7g
% X, m r.l sOi. c. No mixed 2ti1c Barsy-Spot
DuII: No . In store quoted at 55c.
chicago Feb 23.-The leading futures ranged Is fol-
lows:
wheat No 2: Opening HIGHEST. Lowest co,ns
MM srt1A''. os4a 90. los. i@ los
July 49,. DISC 9lIs o2h OF slS
Corn. No ?:
% YAK si;s55;s &, s ssgSs ">s;s5ss
S Nfy ~ e: e. s.sa :s :ssssss
Mess pork. per bbl
asy r 10 !: 80 10 80 So SO 80 sss
Lard. per 100 n.
May '..'.... sS ssSn sS ss9o.
July % o oo on
Short ribA per 100 n:
Nay 10 % on 50