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Iron County register., 1898-04-28
Report of 1ronton Public Schools.
ROLL OF HONOR.
HIGH SCHooL-RoB'T Z. WILKINSON,
Teacher.

HUH oCHOOL-hOBI t 4. W ILKINSON,
Teacher.
Girls-Mae Gay, Ada Marks. Lena
Fletcher, Grace Duty, Mamie Brown,
Leila O'Neal, Pearl Sherman, Edna
Hills, Katie Kilgore, Ethel Purkiss,
Maude Langdon, Laura Peck, Ruth
Russell. Jessie Taylor, Lydia Nagel,
Lottie Prince and Emma Beard.
Boys-ChesterP Prince, Lewis Delano,
Joe O'Brien, John Moore, James Gar
rett, Douglass Newman, Sandford An
drews. Roy Purkiss. Bennie Kilgore,
Godfrey O'Neal, George Whitworth
and VIM. Lott.
Room No. 2-MIss ALICE GAY, Teacher.
Girls-Patti Andrews, Nettie Beard,
Annie Byers, Mabel Dillon, Clara Del
Iron County register., 1898-04-28

IRoNTON is the most convenient loca-
ton for holding the judicial convention
for this circuit. We trust that when
the committee meets the convention
will be given to Ironton.
Iron County register., 1898-04-28

l am now ready to furnish eggs for
Matching from barred Plymouth Rocks
and Pekin Ducks. HENRY ADOLPH.
Iron County register., 1898-04-28

All kinds of Sewing Machines and
Musical Instruments repaired. New
parts for same can be had by calling
on H. DAVIS.
Iron County register., 1898-04-28
S1,lSO,00O
10000

in word:
Cost of bonds, S1,lSO, 900
Printing bank notes, 10000
Total outlay, S1,l90,0O0
Bank notes returned TO us, 900, 900
Actual money out of our pocket
at close of transaction, $500, 600
For which the government pays
$40, 900 interest yearly per cent.
on 81, 900, ,0OO-or, counting in exemp-
ton from taxes, etc., about 16 per
cent. This 1920, 900 is the ..actual in
vestment" alluded to-the investment
of 1920, ZOO In money for 81, 900, 600 in
bonds. The remaining 5000, 900 we can
loan, or use in dealing in futures, or
in legitimate everyday business. The
REGISTER can lay down the proposition
no more plainly, but it hopes that
even Mr.. Cureton may be able to COM
prehend so simple a sum in addition
and subtraction. Contrast it with his
meandering, meaningless and befOg-
ging ''logic"-befogging to those who
want to be befogged-and then wonder
not that he, like another goldbug in
days long past, can thank God that he
is not like the publicans, sinners and
anarchists of his time.
Iron County register., 1898-04-28

Job-WOrk of all kinds at this office.
Call and see specimens.
Iron County register., 1898-04-28

Mr.. FRED. CURETON writes a very
elaborate letter to the REGISTER, in
reference to a recent editorial in this
paper. We restate our proposition,
Iron County register., 1898-04-28

For SALE-An Upright Piano. Good
as new. Will be sold for one-fourth
less than cost. Inquire at this Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.



BEEvEs-Receipts IS cars $50 head: II cars 70
Nothing doing live cattle. feeling generally steaus.
Dressed beef steady 7Gs1c per 10 for poor 10 PRIME
city dressed native sides No change In cables 10
Bowie carried Liverpool to-day 30 cattle ana To-
schd sulzberger ard 1880 quarters Of beet f2r Nr
Hnd1o HUI $50 cattle for Schwartz ~
e. sulzherger Tomorrow the Britannia 20 Liverpool Is
10 take out quarters ~ beef FOR Easmans company
mans Company and 300 quarters FOR Armour CO.. and
l. Uilenhack will load the Illsr with 100 sneei 'e
Grenada with y head and ths INDIANA with 10 hsad
CALVES-Receips all for the market, were % npsu,
total ~ ii3 head to be sod-o9 at Jersey city ana -
sIxteth-st. There was little or no inGuy sa
business - any account transacted. The general
wa. rated steady Cftv dressed veas quiet a. sdlc Pc
n. country dress-d higher a. ego as crossed
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Recelpts. ] car, or 10. 49, a.
making the carried over rom yesssN"'-1
total o, ~ ears 10 30 s0lf-a az Jersey Ciy. dne
general feeling was firm for both sheep and larnus
car late was carried over deck o. prime sh.sp pous
81 So per 100 n: dressed mutton. 'gSc W - 49,
lambs, ~ a9c generally. a., ', .v.-a~.
sale.-J. II Wilkerson: - Ohio sheep ils 10 AVe'as'
HoGsPReceIpts. 20 cars or 3ose head; e2s head on
tn dressed STEADY al 4isR6i.c per 70 49, - .r. =,
Sales Judd & Co: ia Ohio hogs "a 20 aNsas .
81 30 per 100 NJ 1871 do Ol H. az 81 go s.so .a'e ~
teriay 40 State pigs .. at 81 - 10 ONO 10 u ~
81 10 332 ohio hogs i23 ~ az - 80. Nor. ,,r n
Newton CO.: late yesterday lOl state nos'' - ~
a. s. 20. I rough Al n. 81 70 $50, -.
r. II Hollis: late yesterday Ga state hose loo 20 =,
s. S7a PSI 90 l24 n at 81 IS. rough 10 TO- al - d.
| stag 200 n s. 30 500 .,
Hum. Mullen. Gate yesterday 90 State hogs lc9 10
81 40 70 do. l2i y. at 81 30. 49, soc
George Dnlenback G.ate yesterday % State hos' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

York February j.. l-sfS
CSoFFTE-To-iav's coffee market was an exc isly
s-c -ar~ov Affair the total scope ~ fluctuations being
rs.+@r - orly points After oIeonG quiet o1t stn4i
-.-.. In r.. Afternoon when the more active rrt r-
ses ~ p1rts under lo Al selling There were go sales
vrs.-.e ~ IN he call hut 300 bags -' H-- .-y
While tr.al tra0-a~f 0ns aggregate only ""' ier e
factor. which friends 20 ia, ea~ -a- i'
'1r,4T1 were disc7uraclug accounts fln European me-
ss.s heavy RrazN receipts marked increase IN We
t,,~r.r visire supply ana slack consuWp'iNe demand
On .bo other hand warehouse deliveries IN ths country
broaden while the shoft element
60. - irlre4 70 sell present Low prices. Tie
market crsed steady ret hanged prices - : 81
der-a Surt brazilian c1nee Was aYathete al cay ana
NOR. or less nominal ia The absence ~ NaN .'.'' M
invoice lr. A. tie close quotations were a,.u' On r
basis ~ @ e. 40 RIO invoice l's. a'f t<' ii
.tltre rs-re.s. 4 report mat tln Arhurfle am. w
spice people md further cut the price = roasted cone q,
Sc per n 70 the Western states tened i' make
buyers here pursue pr ctastinatfs pcl-.5. ana i.
.rsses were Utmost entirely III actual requirements
Including - $50 bags Victoria aAl "i> bags M o. ne
.-.rs az Iara week Just euct0 were @'' bags
shipments ~ the United states 600 bags anu io Europe
0UJ bags leaving sock q lS"v' uAss ne ma. .et
f,r mild c0rees showed fair degree = nrAne@t con-
saerng condition of the future list and spj. aAs
grades There good call foF choice r. ad-s o'
MaracaiJo par -lz-ly fEcu'a. which. however We're
scarce and held prces sales TO-DAY m, leei
MaracaIr0. 100 bags Central American az 100
ti4nlt fI'Ifa t'4Ulbr. Jar'ii'a t8l".t
Guayfa. GAalGisc. saysnilia ~ gl6c; MEXICAN. ~
lG41c. Genital American 14sDlsc. COSTA ca. oG4ts-.
coffee parchment. 5Qsc. Mocha. lsIis &C. Padars.
interior o2Q24+c. fanc.es 2>E"lc.
The OF contract prices to-day was as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
Receipts at tho ports and Interior =?
,a-.d with the same dsy last week. j

uRUGs-opium and kindred erag, are frTn with taF
- y job61s 8 20 poVisrea g. no5>3 20 rnoPhne Do
ne domestic manuta.ur~rs oak 20 foreign man NAM.
frra for leading kinds via fuH pree, named Sc
Ing basis ana offerings rath-r ueh- We quote: Anse
s. 5ooS - bersemot prime 81 ca<l So eassS' 81 goa
g,4Sl .9w sT"Ss 81 u s. satsi s. s5si ar
deal slgSl - ls?ge-urt we.,el e.. 9o1gsI NeS
7s Soc, ,assafrss natirai 5satG-. acia Ssgioc
starrn, 81 80 tsnsy 81 z5gS 80 elntergreen. natural
Win :ar icbeng demand =. fal quoted rate. Na..,
gs.a si.e en.eHs s1ahs 81 gas; %; Ngc'asa
bleach j 3a2ic g61tn seai s5GYc. Henebors pow
i os sar Sa Tin saauPa: 5Q:s
s-aesa western % 81 Aanisoo' 2Sa2eo snake Can
FLOUR AND MEAL H5aers show.d deposit, on. 20
sesdes owing 70 wf=,rs upNcd m5yene7t but the al
ni ,se 1 1ay vas spras pa,enis s 2Ss5 IS wa
ser srasas g 55asi 70. winter patents 81 rgSS
ss,ra 80 wnter soos5 20 40 srads 81 5oasi .
:..,s SIS 50 s5s.5 + .
quoted K.a dried SZaS2 - as TO onsns s -
70g72c e.. FEED-Firn: 40 60 and 50 = wintsr IN
bulk 7oas9. .Prns bak ogs. mdd H1 SaS i ~"
Oh neal s.cas27 screening. 3o9Soo IN bulk. OucAwaeat
s orai,io: rs, asa Is. rFs r. t
quen changes over IN rang. u gr.c-' win chi
reduced hair by sudden spur in our NAG reaf
sar st hat fsr. biG News r. m the regular
MS n, hone and abroad could not te termed particularly
hulsh ana yet were anxious BUYERS az various
INES ' H ' osre. .- anxi.y ..eus1 to b
beng IN control ~ in' Ma r5si ,5s @tip was crc-
prices To- sur Ia, 1 Nav "a hlias om reach dollar it
was rea,iVeiy stronger Than NewYor al! DAY e1ee7.
Us, y, s1 when the "o ,G Si:ei irons aay'S ' S
but spot wheat which eHpethc-d siam r'se y~'ss,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

Cash quotation. we're ,o1ws Flour t arassy; 10
saEng 2as. s3as's o-3 NJ prnS e %' Glow ora @
No oats &c. No 2 white, Z b. 29'9gEs>.ci No .
'T8s s:a.o. s. !, NSraEs' s. s. si &,
- s s5g,5 a. d-sse shoulders boxed, ~ g5o
finished goods per ga s. ls's. sugars. cut Loaf IN
changed
s. = Fra s s's5 2s' a. .:ia 's,;'a;
medium. s. 5oNS5 % " atAd 20 e..
Ma co.. july s2,.o. 80 ? bard cash. slsc' Corn
spot higher No cash % ieo.-ay, -' "a
-asl elevator ana track. 2ese February. 2eHc Nay;
Jsy 90. "a ss,; , AK ~ 6,ter ss s9 area
erv i5G I9,.c. dairy sai5c. arm. re.
Toledo Feb i5-wh.at dull. steady. 10 ? cash. s9,o:
Ma g7t.. corn sctiye. higher. SO mixed Soo oats
cash So, t,5verssed steady prime cash. 50 10
FEB ' s,a, Nav .,,o' s 70 i've S' Sss.3
80 l. soc Barley dull. No 2 4liag42c; sample. SSs
Minneapolis Feb i3whsa - arm "a F's 2s go sss
en- ms 80 s. ss6Sie5 ars, clears. s. 75as35 second
clears e 7j8s2 o. B-an-In bulk 80 0ogSIl sacked
boston. Feb i5-Fiour very n-m receipts. $50 BPS
spring patents 50 35H'" % s-rs .s9Is An. 80.
81 -, 'gS !, soas5 40 conmea higher 7ia7e re,
bush. 81 O5aSi 90 per e9A '9-h nm Saf am. Te
cepts - i6 bush fancy cl!ppei Ss 43e'2c ~ sri
NCrthern ga9i-c: Western. s'agsc.
c,,-,,rsu Feb N-F7our firm. wheat frr' higher;
- % r.i 81 a..sc corn arm. higher No mixed 81 &c
a.. arr, higher. No mixed - T->c. lty~ hia 10
BE- Butter lull E!gin creanrry rs OBJ. ~ -
"a .r- Zoe sugar firm Eggs firm. higher l-c- cheese
qu.e, and steady.
t3..i,r.,hi, Feb f5-Butter steady; fancy " ester
,-s-,-.-y 1.reDi.r. 20 T-nnsylyana prints. - ~
we-t.rn prints &c Eggs arm ami lec nisher lresh
80 %ew-Y5rk factory fIl cream. fancy 9q"ec DO iaA
fine! sugars ql!-,. unchanged
Buffalo Feb l5sprng weea.i'etie! in9g;' ~
80 81 COS No . Northern new 81 ol rsl o. WIN
te- wfeat-Dul strong 10 red :f,-lc. ~ eA,Ia
white g1i1r. COru-Nigrer and strong
10 2 yellow 8i..c. 40 8 yellow So No ysh2w 80
70 tl.s eli5c. No 3 white Bic. 40 while. 3l1,c
q . n,yed eshc: No mixed = &c barley-Held
80 ntt,e do.n.. Ry--Nominally 52e on tracA
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Baltimore Feb l5.--Catton nominal ml.dllns &C. low
--Slrg Ae-Gc good ordinary. Az. net receipts $40
sas,: gross bales. exports eoas~ise 1900 bales
C'9eirrsn FEB l5-C''ton quiet: miitng 5sc, low
rodlnF 5l.c good ordinary, Dc receipts; LS~s oaies
a. .-------- 4 667 bales stock i-i bales
Wsr,ral- Feb l5.-Cottln firm. mt~sing Sc. low
,,isnr 3 lGc: good ordinary llGc; receipts 500
bales aipments li3O bales. sales ESQ bales sioc~
l3l OF bales .,,,,- &c 10.
low rri.sng 5.c good ordinary, BIO. receipts IL
9er tsi.. exuc-s - France II AS bs.es the Cont
rent ~ c-astwise. 2iC4 bales, sales 80 bales
NS-fSK FEB i5-C1tton firm. m.ddllns. So. low mid
ding Q 7-lGc good ordinary 4. receipts 1908 hsles
exports coaswlse. 1915 bales. sales S5 ea!es stock
o.. is ta4es
Sarsnnah Feb. l5-Cot,on quiet mlidlng sc. .oN
rnl9rg &c. receipts c1 bales. exports cQestvls
IoT5 tsies sales. l23 bales. stock. los or bales
Louis Feb l5-Cuffon steady. ml1t.irg. SIC. low
,rlsl,rg s&c. cod ordinary Sic. net receipts deS
ba Is gross 1913 bales shipments 66sd bales saies. 81
bales. stock u 40 ba.es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

EAy AND TRAW-HAY-Receipts to-day were much
hv f1 trade requirements In quantity ana contained as
usual too much common hay February has paLHes 9-'
,,o--Iv N. general feeling j. one r &c
preston good buyers OF the tine wan sa .gs 81.
-ss ~ quality and few 4 them have been at- % MI
eu- what = needed in parts q ne purchasing com
r1unltv where off-grads hay Is promptly rejected -
he make. runs along peddlinZ sIrt u way al
the surrIus use.e1s one fer TIE cur'en: wants
t~sde We quote Prime hay. large bales. per 10 To-
75c No ! invoice lots. per 100 n 'Cd 10 yer
100 62s a67i2c. No :. per lVD 70 ~, e'Oc
n 35GA0c inferior 70 gradelest per 100 ~
55a35c cov.- fnixet per ~ $3.50 clover per loo
= 40a4Sc salt meadow Per 100 n, 4oQ i3c. small or
soone~' bales should be rated PIC less than la-se
bales STRAWBERRY STEADY. wi.a better receipt
common - good ranges 35G40c wiki selection ~ 80,
The receipts - hay tons by OIL .! refot A. the
J,-o1uca Exchange AZ noon to-day wee Hudson River
Rail-0a1 200 Er. go Pen lsflvana, 100 West Saoie
$50 Iehgl VALLEY. $50 Ra sore and one lo ons 10
ana W4s,e n 10 total. 1.46O toas. receipts %: straw
-.ft.
ana cream different railroad dstr'but 1g points u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

haso Fcb 'Thsr. was Tho usual mqd'Ta, s. .q YES,
Cay desn. ,s ser ia 4 qeaIy az s. Ss5 90
god enough 70 sell above s. 6ers IN sP 6oEsq, ana
fa.. s5d Sads 81 soass CO. S % sales mostly sass
Canning advanced 20 81 5oQS2 90 few sales oehs
90 ca 5 f9T TsH .y are a. ' & Ssg s '5
90. ~ ,bs C,lve, we're unchanged There was
an acv. demand for hog. and 8, dld no, ,ake ions
than usual Prices shot up 51loc sales beng largely az
s. o1s as 5a3, a %s, 81 asi 81 Fs a a, So
S 11s sales we're on basis O., s. oqss 50 inferior
Rams ga a. 50 gsa 80 and ed ester, .nan 'he.
s. 6oGs5 r. but lambs in only iar demand az 81 20
S ga Recepsca,- $500 had hogs % 900
5. H. eau. F:S sad i 8 .ss'' sResp sa
East 20 Ba~ao Feb i5@cat,--ReceP, car, o. sal.
cattle market steady prime = ezra choice hns9e
steers. s. oaSi s. choice to smooth 1T .sit-rs 81 35g
g.. covs s. G6as4 common ola COWS s. 1892 - Hogs
Receipts II cars market fairly active IorS.r' gsSs
So TO- p,s cormon to c6oce 50 soasi % Sheep and
Hp5E 5e s TFy sHos ak 45 5 S c a,
co.on s5ess 90 sheep cae:s to selected "ehe
s 5Ss'I Is sS1 F.6 is sady pin: ,. s}Fss
50 qt. bull. s,ss an! 81: ss f g. heayS
Yo.r, s. 2ca.l s hes. gn Workers s'as' 70; Pg
oo anon TO- to FAIR s?5as9 Sheep steady .no ,
as 90 :ommon s7sas5 20 Veal calves. s6at6 90
Yanses civ No Feb l5-Catte fairly sctiye' atont
.tady dressed beef and export see' g 5yss5 TO- Ws' 4;
srn cattle So 25QS4 -. soc5.rs and fee9eIs 49,
lS- o. o,rs and 10 81 aSG<4 81 II Is 5fluc ny
- Essvv sni hackers 81 SOG$f Oj myet, 81 SdSt y. .
lrhts 50 G5GS3 a.. Yorker 81 S'aN -, pss - ~
ISIS sheepActlye firm; Western mu''on'' - I">' 49,
lambs Sass 20 .. ,. .. ,.,,y ,,t,v.
"a .xoort steer. 81 3O9S5 35 irNss.d beet and
steers 81 aoTSi s5 under 900 n 81 = gSi ~.
.ars srs feeders g. 5pNS4 40. cows md hsfer. - ~
az. * TOYS. and Indian steers ShSt - COWS ana hei
Srs g s0TSl 30 Hogs s-e1dv and &c hlshe, 81
,t@s.os nack.-s 50 S0QS4 10: butchers. 81 lufEt ~
go ;ssfy nativ. mu,ons. sgS4 IS lambs. s3gSo 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

-,., r., ,s-Flour innct,v. unchanged; re
ceiof. IA Oil bbs sales $50 ob,s Whes strong spot
ana month s. coi4 Isl oo' March 81 coAgN 90 Msg'
oai. Too. steamer No 2 rei. e6t 1850 receipts
i7i7 bush stock 1853 SO bush sale % coo 600, oa az
6si ~ Corn strong $40, and month $3.50 80 Marcn'
80 ~ "a, qs5c steamer mixed 81. a5i &c 70,
E,.s sales 1000 bush: southern white corn. -. q
40 yellow 33s Q34l7c. oats strong ana nisrr'
go gSr. 3ets qS3c' 70 rrixet S013ic; receipts
is 1877 bush exports IS 90 bush SOB $500 - ~
90, receipts 100 bush exports. soll ousn So.
eoS -go bus1 HAY steady choice Timothy slZ ova gro
90, ,-oiyht, rather more active. unchanged sugar
.,-o1r uncr.nged Butter ana eggs G.iet unchanse--
q se.s steady. unchanged. Lettuce 81 - per OaSN'
C7,caxo Feb 18th. leading futures ranged es 'oi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

sas market a. unity syns S s '1s
90 S'S da StvsoI gns n St buy s n Which
wa: fully recovered eari1 IN the af'ernon tn. smaller
ers hqoHybo H. SaTs and c5nlison-
houses sold in small way on the carly nreak hu ~
question mirh; iae n. ,hf-atsnns attitude y New
ana receipts ana less favorable accounts from
sreions q he suth In csqra =, % Scpess he
early market TIE fact thai Manchester had SUI ona
'S % and cloths and s NOE r 9T 1ss s fSsaa
order fhs surres in III. co1ntrv might ue purchased
more cheaply tended inspire confidence on The part oi
ne deiine While port receipts and a,',aT 1872 con-
sentative 'rsers ho re hulk ~ tbs cotton the prop
sry ~ F,sisp a,S cn,innntal spinncrs On for
The wharvcs here # viii b. n,ne,isiey shipped abroad
marked falling on in the nv.s:men, class OF 1 SI1.S
marke, closed steady with prices PIN, higher 70 point
net lower Spot the local market was steam
sha The Si SG fTf1 At Gu G
5i o,d ,6 s year nidn s S %5 20 wce a. oTs
Mobile easy at li-l6c sale "a" bales savannah ggIr'
fok arm SIC sales 367 bales Baltimore n1minal at
&C. Agsa . s. quiet at . .rsa4P A. s6 sals 81
bales Galveston quiet 57sc; sales l5o oaes 20 tI
ch,rlesoa i steady At 5S.c Memphis am Al 5.c sales
ncaly estimated 1000 to 1900 bales sssns, -
last week $50 last year and ~. IN ls4 W. hgl,,n
oa last week ecs last and 2oes IN lso'-sS; The
figures Of weekly interior movement pupls"'
s..s. ' ' II: Co :sS$ | y:
To-days c.srsnces ereseded total PORT reeses
bale. from Brunswick 70 Liverpool The eHIoTt mon
ment thus FAR thi. season has been as follows
Grea, Britain. France. Continent
-o..t - a. -oGS llii5 i2.i0S
-. ~, -. w..k 20 s3s 1887 1888
$50 sa,..-he, 4Iq CSC s3s ss4 1855 .O95
Cotton E1chang. special Liverpool cao.e. Spot eoiton
BUYERS favor 5000 bales. speculation an e1
30 600 midding upauds lls2d Futures o?ensd tasy.
decline ciYsed barely steady : l-@,ll ~
decline. February Sl7a3ls. February March SltM3s
March-Aprl 37Q3S. April May 3lSs; Msy-J Jun als2s'
Iune-Juiy 2las Juy-Augls 39i3s. August eeteiHDer
3i9isb. sepember-October. 300 octooe! -NoVeyoer.
3aDiIs NOVEMBER ecernber 3ensb Nancheser- arms
oule: and firm. Cloths-Molera;e demand
r., range Q, contract prices to-day was as ioloNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
EuRorEAY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ilverpoo Feb -. 3 - p m.-Erohange-Wheat. spot.
~ red Northern spring nrm. IS lad Corn. spot. firm
American mlxet new . ifd. 81 oit. 81 iAi. futures
steady. F-bruary. a.. March. % 3isd. Fiour-St
LOU. faacy water l.u % % Hops al l-nGoa-Pacihe
trsst firm q i5sGfs IS Beet arm extra india fness
6ss wi. prime mesh SIS Oh. PORK arm prime mess me
Western OILS 3D. prime mess medium Western as -
tIars-short cut IA 20 10 n duh 5is. bacon nfm
tsnb.r.snI cut Is T. 10 short rib. 20 % "a 10
- %. Gear ml1dles nkht % 70 % 40 ~ W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

TIE Exchange price. rnce February r. he's been &c
quart 20 the shipper
Sr-NDRTES- Peanuts Arm A. 4Qi~c fo- fancy
hand ked Snanish sheled quoted at 4f5'go for No
and Virginia 3N3i.c Bees0aX IN shf sdpl--y q
2GT9-- Ginseng root steady a. - -1hN6 ''
icy y Maple sugar dull and weak ~ soc per p 5iA2
,o,ir al AZ 4gqGJc per gall Honey Il moderate re4u.s
ana barely steady. We quote state. clover COMB Pc
sallc. DO extracted 5q3zc. do buckw comb Or'
~ 4Q4ixc. California cor. lNgI-e 90 e1-
,-ac,~d .s,a5i-c: Southern, per ga. 5egs- &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
11ATIOKY STEAMSHIP LINES.

VI TEXAS. so cAnoLINA Ga. AND FLA
c-y ,fCur ars ROUND rGfF irsrfs i.sl-. % Al
,s ~ T.sa. colorado Utah. ArEIas CALI. rnIa Ne1
po" Gs9rg a. Florida g. Excellent ucsIIlfn3 iaton,
100, q au- 90 page Pocket Glie imaIIsi tf.s,
r. N MALLORY & co. Gen Agts.. Pier %. b r. \ I
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old DOMINION LINE.

" DAILY TO NORFOLK
-, olt Point comfort. lrf a. News Peter,
mn. portsmouth, Plnners !1lnt klonmlnt. Nlrsl.
80 "a and Warrington 4. Z. FREIGHT anl passed
ssr steamers from Pier - NORTH River eYey eeeA
ssy except saturday, az n u ah9 sttGfe.y ~ y
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INRENCH LIN


l. covPAGNrE GENERAL ANeATrAN-Torr
DIRECT LINE 70 HAvRE-PAkls TRANCE
sailing every SATURDAY az iO A 81
r--o-, pier ~. a. North River FOOT Mortoa Stree.
So-ranats Feb % - Case gre March y
Ia Trarnp.gue FEB. - Ia N.rna March .
- Nur.n '.. Champagne Harrh q
IA .,.cv fr L. 5 and can, B.slng Greco. - 4
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mo VENEZUELA.

l. Steamer. q the RED -" LINE. under man con:
,~., yyt,h -. United states Government appoined
60 .su from Robert pier. BROOKLYN
Guay~a Caracas. Puerto Caoelo. curacao
~ " ana Naracslto. VIA Curacao
g PHI ADt.I.IuIA. Wednesday. Fsorunry d I 3. IN
- TUESDAY. March = 1 D n
% 80. - '"gT Thursday. March II, / y
% 'i' potrr TON BLISS q DAfLETT.
0s.s~s hanaxsrS No isS front ~
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Tio-Coree market steady. ~ Rio. 5000, Exchange.
c5I receipts 1.-TWO days. 5000 bags cleared for The
Ites state. 900 bags. cleared f,r Europe Loo bags
stock al4 90 bags. .. a., - ,..,..
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nAZAMA RAILROAD.

l. TIE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting AZ he lshmus COR all N~st coast Ports
Mckee. Central ani so4th Ameflea
s,..uers cal rrUm pier foot West Zlth- -. y. Y
,Dt's-TF Feb n noon FINANCE. ... March moo
~ Eor rairs apply Company Ifl-e. ~ hroaisay
w r. 1. WALKER Tralsc Manager
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e L O N ID Q Is e

% = y u y d IN
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
SOLD Trains Finest Steamers Fast Tine
weekly saulngs from Vancouver and victoria 10
WPANGI.E II NEtU SKAGWAY. ard 10y -
Money saved by purchasing outfits m csna1a Only d.
tie tarlll ari h 0fenay y II Fields Fast
time 70 - Paul. Minneapolis Lu.ltl. N.rr.F~g BANG.
Vancouver Victoria. Seattle Tao. ana lrrt.ant =.
Y SKINNER = r. A. 3j3 Broadway. y ).
F1DRMp6 E VOL t1A Nsa5 a2g a;Is.. IL:
9O ~ WI - q Europe, Gazette aal
Tr1Erlnlre -. 2 &C.
F. c CLARK. Ill Broadway. y. 7
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WHITE STAR LINE.

~ TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
Fro- per 40. y r.. f11t 81 Caftson St
,,r-lria Feb. ~ " Iaeanla ~, p A. n.
81 r.nsni rat 20 A " Ifnria. March 70
--,b-sa . March . Ion rfnranis.. No. - a n
VERNo% y nRoWI & 90 Ger Agen;s
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UNlPANoGEl1uNA.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
INTENDED steamship sailings from vancouver.
TO oDNPAN AND GMlMN.
EMPRESS OF CHINA. February p May .. July II
EMPRESS OF ISDiA....... March y. Nav ap. Aug J
EMPRESS OF JAPAN........ APR! =. June 20 Aug -
HONOLULU, Flll AID AUSTRALIA.
AORANGr......, March 10 MIOWERA. ....... April
"a cabin accommoda Nery rates
For freight and passenger rates apply 3i3 Broadway
c3 Wall ST
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NRlERlGAN llNE.
NEW YORK-sOUTHAMP S--(Ion don-Paris
Sailing every Wednesday a. 10 A. 81
ST PAUL ..........Feb 10 sr. PA u ....+... Nar'h
NEW YORK ...... Feb p ST. LOUIS. March -
PARIS ............March2 NEW YORK.. March ?s
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP.
sailing every Wednesday noon.
wEsTERNIAND...Fe Fen. 10 AOORDLAN H. 5000. March
BEPILN ....... Feb - FRIESi.AND ...... March
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGAI-D ~ COMPANY.
Psrs IA AMI IS River. Once. Bowling GrssA-
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TO-days export exceeded total port recrl.
by 705 bales. reaching 90 2io bales including o. .
bale. from Brunswick 70 Liverpool The e1lorI mo-
rnent thus FAR this season has been as follows.