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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wanh

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle. Wan
CaDlFAt s.s..s.ssss.s-
OFFICERS AND TRUsTEEb-
Jacob Furth .........s ...........s TT ~: y
Arthur A. Denny .....-...... Vice 49,
John Leary ......... Second VICE a.
James r. Hayden. Manager. Cash. -
Jos. r, GreenICaf .... Assistant 49,
Sigmand Schwahacher. John Cnsis1
l.. G. Neufelder. F. /. B'ofgsH.
Transacrs a savings bank bus'neo
clusfvely
Deposits received from u 70 Wy. -
Jn,erpa, allowed per annufns ~
cent on term deposits: 4 per csns %
binary deposits. ~,
DIvidenfis declared last days 81 NAY "
NoveTr1her. Loans made on real etssn :
approved coIiaterals only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
Sterling on London. sixty days. Sass;
Finn nrial.
Mining stocks.

silver bars $500. 554 DrafiS-Sight ... 1
Mex. dolls .ss141i6Asi Telegraph 81. -. /
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
Meats. Provisions md Fish.


ruiler~RAnch i18l1t fancy aairv. In
squares. i9fl'ar' Washington creamerles,
Alb prints. tsfsI9g
cheese Qobhlns}- l2t.aisc; Cal
Earnis fss+t-tas
FgEs. tloeonEt- strictly fresh ranch.
.Es9tse EASTERN tx
Comb honey lafi.c, Nevada isc. strain
ell honey ssIeige
Poultry dressed chickens. Sc: spring
chickens g. tosf2 = ger ecz. isYg chickens.
is.gisc dressed turkeys lEr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06
OTHER u,RKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

l,,caco Feb There vas the usual Saturday lack ~
offerings cattle and the market was largely r'niha
r-css The market this week has been fairly strong
one: prices advanced 1OPia" on beef s'eef-.
there being sharp competition for rat cattle saes w'r~
largely az gjTs TO- the range Of prices being
si1s5 40 FOR common strictly choice grades There
was an active dneard for hogs. and prices were up 70
yesterdays hest time. prime heavy hogs ie.ching ~.
So 20 the bulk ~ hogs crossing the scales a. 81 s1
~ g23 Offerings ~ sheep and lambs were light and
prices Lambs sold readily AZ - ,2Hso p r
common prime noChs. while sheep soli AZ ~ ',ds a."
feI Westerns selling largely 81 Nld$i 90 learling
sheep Brought 81 G5Gs5 - There was good demand Tor
fedinr sheen and lambs but suitable l1s offered
sparncly Recepts-cate 300 head hogs. 2lf"; sheep
Cincinnat Feb 5-Irogs active. 81 s;aS3 20. Cattle
steady 25HSi 80 sheep steady ~ ''p>i 90 LAMBS
E,~, Hnfalo Feb 5-Caue- Receipts we're two cars
II sale cattle and liberal u through stock The
market was fairly active. H0Ca-Recep's - cars Mar
ket rather slow Workers. good 70 choice. - l2aN ".
roughs common % choice. 80 j00S3 G.; pigs common
10 choice SOds4 sheep and lambs Receipts. j. cars
Market slow. Lambs choice 70 extra s. Npf>J so Gun,
TO common. - 75as5 q sheep. choioe 20 selected
East Liberty Feb. Cattle steady, prime, 81 FtqS''
common 35ds3 a. bulls. stage and cows. S2dNb -"
Hogs steady prime assorted mediums - l3HSl bes
heavy Workers. 81 l0aSi -. light workers. siHst -
heavy Siqsi o. pigs So 9Ods3 %. roughs 50 ipQs3 90
sheep steady choice 81 7OGSi -. common. 50 9a %.
choice lambs 81 75dS+ 90 common - good - 1000 30
kansas CIV Feb. 5-Catue UNCHANGED: only retail
trade Hors steady: heavies 81 6Gs3 90 ptckera an1
81 -: pigs 50 Sass ~. sheep FIRM lambs - 1885 so
rnu't0ns 50 2tG$4 80
s., louis FOB Cattle steady; fair 70 choice native
shipping and export steers 81 25as5 % dressed beef AM
sfors and feeders S3aSi 35 and hefers S2dSi o
Texas and Indian steers 80 2jds4 35 ani hoters
So 5ods3 % Hogs &c higher: mixed - eoas3 81 heavy.
lambs s5Gs5 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Vork February .. 1sts
COFFEE-Without being active. the coTee HaiHet
seems 10 he r.rvaded by better general fee ing pS!n
an affair az sympathy with the Increased specuia
Interest shown Cotton Exchange. which IS uc
next-loo~ neighbor % the coffee Exchange For IChs
time SPECULATION been hanging FIVE On hoth
with low prices both leading argument OF ,'e
hun factions. Now cotton has MADE a Gecitel W
ward movement the coffee longs are hoping tnat y
On tner Exchange sill follow suit with anything IKE
speculative encouragement For several Gays pa' lle
ccNAo market has eNectuay resisted bearish Influences
fairly well IN the face ot 'iSr
yo-e DTS al Pio and and lower European no','
IRE f-ro- attitude holders has been iol'WtI
Nv an increased demand from consumers but as H,st
N,,vers been far apart Tor tohsln
enable transactions. To-day Brazilian coffee futures
ouAued steady at unchanged prices. ruled moderately
active without variations and closed according 10 he OF
fetal bulletin "zeady unchanged prices oial saIes
s bag Brazilian coffee closed steady WITHOUT
cuo,atla change: No Rio csc for invoice lots ana o
~ iobhng PARCELS. The worlds visible supply OF Al!
binds * OBI 474 against G33136S last month ara
2 bags While the worlds visible sup
rlv is over third than the supply y sst
has been loss OF about d""'D
racksres during ~ month The steamer Taormlna ar
yved in Yo-k 10 9s bags Rio and 2 2lb baSs
santos total u % 1917 bags. The market Tor inid
cofee ruled sesiy with high grades comparatively hh
on scarcity and held higher. without Quoiahe chanee N
anv department We Guoo: MsraCabo. 6'zp'- 'ucu,,d'
IGITsc Jamaica 6 aloe. la Guayra. "a lie, SaNania
HhG16c Mexican Gallo: Central American 1'2gI &c
Costa Rica 7Gisc. coffee in parchment 5QS'2ci MoCna
in a1pzc Padang Interior. 2@G2iac: fancies 2a%oc'
Co-nchie. 2S0G7C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

70 he sold-p Jersey City and Sixtieths There
ouief throughout with sales OF ooth
sheen and lambs about yesterdays prices -Four
cars ~ stock were unsold ~ the finish. Ordinary 70
prime sheep sold 50 sass 20 100 NJ common TO
choice ams nj s. 25Q$G -. Dressed mutton. iusc per
NJ. dressed iarnts isf'tc gene rally.
sa,es-D. Harrington i-o state lambs v2 N average
NJ SO - Der 10. ohio do. ~ n SO 10; state
sheep. - n. at -. -. - ,,
NeVton A. Co. l96 state lambs 81 IL: ~ Ohio do.
63 ~ AZ So rs Indiana DO IS II. NJ 49, State sheep
lis n. AT 81 . .o-
Hume A. Mullen: is4 State lambs. 81 10 AT 80 70
& Judd ~ Kentucky lambs ~ 10 al 81 -: lo'
Kentucky sheep. g2 10, at 81 ~ $3.50
II n Hollis: 20, Buffalo lambs. - 10 at Sc Is.
Collins: "a Ohio lambs 80 N. at SO 10. 100 Terri
tory sheep li6 ~ at 81 ~ 80 q, at,
McPherson Co.: 200 Buffalo lambs. so n. at 50 O7h
I II WUkerson ia Ohio lambs. lol ~. at 50 10.
Jio1;e- Hscep,s 10 cars. or 330i head: 1874 head
sale SLOW and 81 I5u<i 30 100 ~ Country
dressed steady. ,-.. IN, o,,- -.
sa,es-s Judd & co. date yesterday: 238 ohio hogs
foa NJ average at - per 100 n; 2Gi DO 100 ~ at
s. % roughs 2iO NJ. AT 81 -, 100
NcPhersca a Co date yesterday. j state hoss l<'
n AZ 81 80: boar 90 n, at 50 90 49, .
newton q co. Cae yesterday: 10 State hogs PCS ID.
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06
soL.rHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Baltimore. Feb Cotton nominal m'dilins. 5Nc; low
middluL - 3 lt". good ordinary sac gross receipts
l0Ji bales exports coastwse, lyo; stock. 3lw5.
Cincinnati. Feb. cotton quiet. mii1lins. orc, low
mding 5i.C good ordinary. &c. receipts lI52 bales
shipments. 800. sales 3'.. stock. BIB
Norfolk. Feb. lotion firm. mitiins. 5'2f; low mld
ding Lie. good ordinary iAsc. receipts. 900 bales, eN
ports constwlse. 1898. sales i'2. stock. 4H5l.
New Orleans. Feb. Cotton nrm miillngs. 3-lbc,
low middlng. s., good ordinary, ll-lo'. net receipts
14iG bales gross s4u. exports t1 the 'oniin mt bp
sales $50. stock. G353,u
Memphis Feb. Cotton steady. mliing. . lie; low
m1dnc &c. good ordinary 80 net receipts lJb' hales
gross l7Nl shpm,nts $40. sales l6iD stock l%io2l
say nnah Fen. cotton steady, mddins otc, low
mfing - 49, receipts. 33Ii bales: exports coast
WISE 2 TO faler. 900. stock. Mas.
st. Louis Feb 5-Cotion firm. miifilng. 5Sc; low
midding She. good ordinary, 3Mc. net receipts. ood
bales. 3OI! shipments 25ll. sales. iiio stock.
s20vN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

Chicago Feb. GpecaD.-Wheat opened easy. turned
firm and finally lost ts strength. The windup was at
about the ~ i.qAc under Friday. July re.a-
lively weak l1al1i.c under May at the close. May
opened ID gl7c sold between 9.c and 9ji sQ95ssc and
Closed at f5c July left on S37sas4c. Liverpool
was easier contributing the weak opening Paris
10 q, higher helping toward to the midday
rally here Wheat times helped by the oats
strength Cearances less than expected. 3i33 90
bushels fcr the week t1ays exports aggregated only
lf5 0O0 bushels Nothing the market
the big Northwestern receipts 3S7 cars against go
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth the week
cevei eSii cars 20i3 the week previous
and liza last year. Primary receipts 439 900
bushels. against 2l2O0o bushels last year. NcwYork
claimed II loads export; Louis seller o. wheat
put ont again before the close Certain local
which bought Friday took profits today There
those who thought May line. II
did through of brokers'. Letter people
wheat nj asc. about MAY receipts 40
with 10 estimated for Monday \ better move
IS Indicated AZ this market before long.
oats we're strong NAV sold at 20, and agic and closed
cars With go cars estimated for MONDAY Cables were
twenty four hours 10000 bushels: FOR the week.
oats really -he deal to-day. getting the best
levels Of the May sold from 2i'c 70 2i7sc ana
,a at t nf o"Yns was d f y an
ton Hannah The pit theory Is that Liter has been IN
houses The calm vas made tha, - 600 bushels
s3l or EXPORT from here Cearances ~er 800 bushels
day
Provisions we're strong early In the last hour there
days. Eariy everything showed moderate advance
pork lard and ribs reaching the best level since septem
Der There hogs with 9sOoo estimated for
Monday and i75"o for next week Next weess prices
YIN depend on TIE hog movement The chances are VII!
On ss earg PMS on May wheat closed a. eHigG .
May corn. %'sc. Gals 2en29sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

satnrdav- Fehrrary 5-n. m

The stock market was strong under INC -"
Nuence OF heavy speculative and investment
buving. 1t looked as II the bull movement h''
taken on a fresh supply Of steam, while thea F
pearance OF substantial interests on the hO''
encouraged the belief that the coming "~"
would see a marked revival Of speculative Trans
actions Certain traders asserted that the mA'
ke, ia overbought and full OF stocks The cou's'
~ nrices to-day does not bear out the theory
There certainly has been extensive rea"I's'
but sales have been absorbed by good buyers
and efforts TO recover at lower prices have oee1
far from satisfactory II is poor time for NV
shorts. Despite the reactions this week the WINS
list. with few exceptions. closed az ne' s"'
as compared with a week ago In the BOND ma''
ket important advances were recorded III az ~,
prominent issues and in extent of dealings ..
mast weekly records were broken. The fac' mo-
the stock market has absorbed heavy sales WV.
ease and responded To the least buying press
leaves no room for doubt about us uh'e''"'
strength and furnishes ample reason ioi
pecting a continuation Of public interest
mission houses put out bullish letters 80
and the most conservative opinion IN 'he '
was I'm favor Of higher prices. The hah"N
OF the Vanderbilt consolidation has Ne'
adequately reflected In the market my nv, RAT
fdence inspired by this deal. and the bens. ,,,rx
Il is only the beginning OF railway conpnnaa ma "A.
will be responsible FOR some remarAa,u' r,e.
yances in stocks in ls.'s. and II the ave
dictions OF the most enthusiastic brokers and
true. the year will witness a speculauNss su,.
investment movement similar 10 tha' wh llSs,Ssn,
minated In 1851 on the shooting ~ tie,ensJ
Garfield In that advance Burlington Wyac,ac
1924: Rock Island, l4sS Missouri = and
lliis: Illinois Central li6i2, LouisnMe rr,
Nashville. ll0ia; New-York Central ,''' ,.nioa
65a: Northern Pacific preferred, ~, rs.,srn
Pacific. 1904 Wabash preferred. "ost ssps
Union. 1875 and correspondingly laise
were made throughout the list ..,s.
Michigan Central was strong again OF W oan
ton of an early publication OF re'uhu,ns a, /,
Investment buying caused sharp aht "r1h,sac
PENNSYLVANIA and Pittsburg, cincinnati -, re-
and ST Louis. Burlington was nisn'i iarys
mort that the company had disposed oi ., ths
block of refunding bonds. ana the res C., Iossph
Granger list advanced in sympathy ,,9ns,sanols
and Grand Island first preferred Westsrr.
and St Louis Susquehhnna anu WWss,srn
Chicago Terminal and Like Ere any ,hs To-
stocks were also strong/ features. IN hsayy
dustrial list General EYfctrtc attrac,ea hsa
buying on information That the conips '.,,;;h tn
made important progress In arta"s anssrsiou -
preferred stockholders for the CONVERSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Sew-York. February g. 1905
BEENEs- Rec ipis. cars. 40 head. All direct to
West Side siaughter'rs. Nothing doing IN live cattle.
feeling generally steady. Dressed BEET steady 7asl,c
per n far poor ., prime cN dressed native sides 40
change In cables Tho Auraria carried L.verpa to-
day i5G quarters ~ beef the Alexandra 20 London 5
cattle. the Calico HUI cattle and the rrnwnddy
the West friics. 30 sheep ''
CALVES Receipts only head: 70 trading II any
account feeling steady Dressed calves generally stead
at yesterdays quotations. 1'
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepis. including 1 car direct
20 butcher we're II cars 22l7 head. making with
tho st"cA carried over from yesterday total OF cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

month quoted o. 1isd month ps Ji am 90
ever. change: Java LIS
fair refining. as 81. Late IN the afternoon runos oa
sale Of sugar arrive basis Of 3ac for ce'trllus ~
test in circulation. Quotations were AZ .,a,ss
Dominos loaf crushed 5-.c. powdered hh1
powdered lee: graduated and fine grenuIate'
graduated fine granulated 90 ILL.,,
and mould A, 5,sc; diamond A; 5ac; con'cS'"ne'a
5isc Nos | and q 47tc. No j. 13-lOc, y ; y, =.
No 5 4Sc No a. o ice: No :. s'sc; No :. I i9c' 70
4&c: No 10. 5-IGc No II. 4i4c: No IL ioc' NO
10 axe; No ~ l-l6c: No 10. 4c. No 10, 10 ioo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
hardening tendency: sales 500" bales speculation and
export 300 American 100 rscelpts o4o'", Ameficsn
"a COO uiddling upands 1924 Futures opened steady.
win buyers last nights prices closed firm AZ ,sG4d
e advance February. 81 rs: February March 81 rs:
Narch-April 3l2s. Aprilnay 3l2lsb May June 3l3es:
June-July 3l4s Juy-Auglst $l5s. august September.
3lGks. November December Bis
TIE range Of contract prices to-day was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06
EAST INDIA & AsIATIC.
CARPET.

SI-GAE-An n'V0nIa " On HT FTFI'7 ~ T'HN'I
epRa~ this morning altogether unexpected. both
independent and American sugar refrers have been
shade better prices for their supplies -
raw s-igar Holders II latter store SIN refuse
soil ~ the hd price, Ice for c,nr'uga % test,
eiCc fr ado 50 tcs' and 35iGc for rno1sses
su-ar % test The English mn-Aft again showed sgnf
Of Improve. ent beef rul!n. ~ and higher. ptesea,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

COTTON-The course OF to-day's cotton market was
decided surprise 10 very large class 81 tTsders VINO
difficult 70 break themselves after - long PERIOD OF
euccess the short side OF the account me msIne
speculative and Investment activity shorts h-cams
alarmed and covered with Buying was In good
part foreign and southern orders WIN o'a So'ts
and local investment demand also a feature me bass
az the Improvement the gradual strength developed
bv the Liverpool market. supported by iavoabe
Manchester accounts and by advices from the south IN
hvers in competition with Southern mills Reports from
the drygoods district ard from New England ,Plnt
and predictions respecting me question OF
was OF TO add strength 70 the genera su
Comparisons are nov being made WIN no s,r }s
,rn6cance except for the heavy export movement on
trough shipments. the ports TODAY promise
70 be per cent greater than the movement foI me
s,nv mis- i59 1874 bales against 4e33 ~" bales
In 1896 Our market opened steady at an advance Oh
showing few intervals Of weakness under liquidation by
The more conservative longs closed steady at ne adva
o: points. with total sales OF i-ZVo ,aes' Slos on
dI,r- nianfg 4 l5-i6c; midGng Gulf l6c. against
SIC and 9-l6c last year no sa,es southern SPOT
4, .arkets mddng quoted We're as tolo"s, 'alEs,o.
bales New Orleans nrm. . O-lbc,
g. adveoce OF i-l6c: sales 800 bales Mobile firm,
ieo iIsc advance: sales SO bales. Savannah steady.
.,.edv nc wilmington irm 65sc. Norfolk firm. Oisc;
.ales 400 bales Baltimore nominal 6Ssc. Memphis
an advance Of lice sales 1913 bales ST LOUIS hrm'
* sales i as bales Mondays reccpts az NeWo
orleans we're officially estimated 70 be 1900 20 i3'WH
bales against lS2 last week i last year and 1902
e. 1SnS Al Houston between $3.50 and 500 bales
.xnected to put appearance on Monday against
S92 last MONDAY 2 C37 last year md 5%,4 bales in
80 port receipts overran early estimates due
1rcc.l, - Inc clearance q steamer from Brunswick
,i,b 800 bales and clearance Of steamer from
Pensaoola with 5.l21 bales
THE Financial Chronicle sums up the statistical posi-
c1f'O this morning as io.lOWS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

Rio-Conee market firm; No Rio. $500: exchange
27-32d: receipts 1900 bags cleared for the United
states 1900 bags cleared for Europe. 5000 bags; stock
$4,000 bags
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee IS "a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

foreign outside Liverpool cables which closed
unsatisfactory sQsd decline. The frehcn maj
ke,s came decidedly strong at loG3o points huHnnVe V.
wheat and 4OG65 points rise flour Foreign hcu-s
were credited with considerable buying mere m Inv .hI
hours cash wheat on export aocol,,
latter from both coasts being 1Gooe bush smaller than
OF famine in parts Of Russia d pr'ep. ~
time the reduced Italian DUTY anu s'OunIs
crop advices from Australia all contributed MIR
10 the foren0on's rmncss California crop h'eou"e -
also unavorble but in wheat districts east OF the
Rockies conditions remain encouraging. Northwest re
cep,s at 3Si cars sgaist -" cars mr.
wear Considerable attached 10 ruhlos nd'
number export people are IN 'hlcbso Heso
tiatng with Letter for wheat presumably hts
tined for Europe Olcla prices Tor the cay closer IN
changed than last night ON the curb MAY
sofa up 10 96isc influenced by the strong French mar
ke,s b, weakened again and closed @isc bid al o'clock
Quotations OF cash wheat anoat basis were as fo-
lows: red 81 u3i2 70 arrive; No hard Maniopa,
81 orr: No Northern Duluth. 81 osi. 10 arrive No
Northern Duluth 81 o3fs; No hard ManNoea. e",t,
No hard Duluth 81 O9a ..... CORN-There was iair
srcculatvs trade the market with firm under
tone TO prices following SAID advance in Liverpool ialr
export inquiry resulting in about ~ loads being WORKED
and general 10y local houses Weekly clearaoes
were considerably than the previous SIX days hut
closed very steady at advance curb trading was
oiet on Of 3iisc for May. With saes AZ That
Gg,;re closing at asked. No closed 3s'9c
a h aHoa'..... OATS-The decided strength in cash.
rronartv again influence the future list,
anal prtces FOR the day showing NC advance. There
Oera fair BUYERS the West. No oats closed 2Estc;
No 2 oats 2gsc No white. sic; No 3 white 3oisc;
track mixed :;0Q3lc track white 3lG3fc. ......Rik-
Market quiet No Western. 55isc afoat New York:
No Western. 56isc afoat New York BARLEY
Msrxet strong: feeding quoted 3sisc c New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06
Receipts AT the ports and Interior points to-day
red with the day las, week and last year.

FLOUR AND NEAI1-There was only a small business
g. four circles today 81 fairly steady prices Spring
patents e. c1;5 ~: winter straishts 81 sSIs4 81 win
ter patents. 81 SN - q spring - -S 20 extra
I 81 Sp0S3 90. extra ~ . wr-er - IpfS3 &
no Grade - EJ1S -. bucwaeat four - 25Nsl 30
RYE rIDIR-DIl. sales 30 btis s. G'i$3 10.
CORHtiEAIsaiJull Ogatel Kin-dried. S2lS2 % az 10
fr2nL .... BAG .NFAIeQglcf fne white. SOC fine yei
low TO: coarse c7aGSc. .FEED-Firm 80. 80 and
81 n winter IN urk. 70477 -c; spring bulk 70Q75e
Y-idsl-, bulk TO 500 f'ed. l5ft17'tc. cy feed
re homay chop. 10. oim-al s-,ff2, screenings.
300 e1c fn l-ik. hg.i.l cat grain. &c New-for1
GyAIE-Ni Al-aeltur.f in wheat a little
u.e.e Lul.sa to - combination of domestic sAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06
STOCKS STRONG AND ACTIVE
LARGE DEALINGS IN BONDS.
THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY
NE Al INGs IL bonds AND RANK SrOCKa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06
o. contract prices to-day was as follows:

Foreign coffee markets-Sant1s Coffee market qul"'
good average $500 receipts. loco BAGS stock
ess 40. hacs Hamburg-Cofee narke, opened unchanged
a. go p m unchanged % !. pig lower. sales lov
bags HavreCoffe market csened steady ana unchanE
a. 10 m quiet and unchanged. al D. m, quiet IA
= franc lower: 1880 quiet and unchanged tots
sales bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Dos bbls: exports Is 736 Wheat nrmer. spot and
month esi. q9s &C. March. ooaao.c; MAY. a6S GH7c:
steamer No , red ga. Ga4 &c receipts 10 GG2 bush.
so@k 10, M. sales 1000. Southern wheat by sample
gidggc grade. o. HS &C. Corn hrmer; spot and
month 33tsc bid. March. 81, d33a.c: steamer mixed
3d. G23c. receipts - Sl1 bush exports l2l2>i stock
So Cos sales 900 southern white 32d3ii2c: DO
yellow 32a34c oats firm: No white &,isa3oc; NJ
mixed d, receins 40 bush. stock. 40 100 Rye
frmcr No nearby 53+sd5tc: No Western. ji1 a55c;
steady: choice timothy sI3 asked Grain freishts steady.
unchanged. Sugar strong unchanged. Butter and eggs
quiet unchanged. Chose steady unchanged.
Buffalo. Feb Spring wheat No hard. 81 oi% No
white 04c Conn yellow. 32tc. No yellow. 30
No corn 81 pc: No 3 30. Oats-NO white.
NO 80 3 white 2Si2c: 10 mixed. Hikc. Barcy-
Strong: choice Western &c. good 42diic. common. 35n
$50 state good Choice 4JG TO-. feed barley, 3d%c
Four-Quiet. but slightly hrmer.
Chicago. Feb THE leading futures ranged fol
lows:
Wheat. No . Opening Highest Lowest co' g
Nav sy'' '.?....... a47aa5 e5taa5s esH IS
Corn No .:
E Ess soe::55* ao~o a'a =5' ,o,. s55 S:
July
Mess pork, per Dbl:
July ...-..-.--. 10 - !" - ~ ~ 81
Lard. per 100 10:
VA :....:.. e. &c., :sS::$: :S Ss'.
Short ribs per 100 10:
} Hfy ....... s%s rs s!;@ s rs 33 }5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

Adams Express
American Coal.
Am cot on Co.
DO pref q p g..
Amer Dist Tel
American En-.
Am Tel * e CO
Am Tobacco 60.
do pref. .......
Amer Spirits.
do pref ........
B'klyn In Gas.
Bruins O. "a pd
Com Cab = Go q.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-08-18
By Absorption.

Catarrh sufferers should remem.
Der that Ely's Cream Balm is the
only catarrh remedy which is quickly
and thoroughly absorbed by the dis
eased membrane 1t does not dry
up the secretions, but changes them
to limpid and odorless condition,
and finally to a natural aud healthy
condition.
The Balm can be found at any
drugstore. or by sending so cents
to Ely Brothers, SO Warren St, n.
Y, 1t will be mailed
Full directions with each package.
Cream Balm opens and clean ses the
nasal passages, allays inflammation,
thereby stopping pain in the head,
heals and protects the membrane
and restores the senses of smal and
taste. The Balm is applied directly
into the nostrils.