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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-03-18


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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-03-18
MOST FAMOUS women IN The WORLD
Recommend Or. Greene's Nefvura Blood and
Nerve Remedy as The Greatest Of all Cures.

Iustous Women, Barton and Beva A. LOCKWOOD VINO
DR.. Greenes Nervura
You Wish Surely Cured In the Spring You Need the
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Sprinp
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Vice President of the Massachusetts
Total Abstinence Society Cured by DR..
Greene's Nervura.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-03-18

BELvA A. LOCKWOOD, A. M. & B. l..
Secretary American Peace Bureau
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-02-05
KlNeLY COURTESY.

A very pretty story of the
prince and princess of Wales comes
from England, which will place
the heir apparent in new light
and 90 far to otlace many mta.
yorablc impressions OF His ROYAL
/ IIighne,,. whether uniustly OF
otherwise created by gossip and
new spaper report,
The amiable princess OF Wales t
already enjoys so great a degree
of public honor and esteem thai II
can hardly be heightened, even by
an act so graceful as the follow
inc,
Saws the story: The prince,
when a lad Of 10, visited the Dur
ham coal mines in the North OF
England. and taking a pick from
Il miner, worked with it for an
hour. the miner showing him how
= to use it. A month ago, the
; ,,rince revisited the Durham mines,
after an absence of forty years.
and Lord Durham presented TO
him an AGED miner, the same who'
on his first visit, had lent him his
nick and shown HIM how to v-e
: il The old miner still had TIC
same pick. and during the forty
= years had persistently refused
every offer to buy it, in one case
having been offered as much as
:, Slooo-by an American, OF course
> The old miner, Collins, although
an humble laboring man, and poor
had refused even this temptation
" The prince shook hands warmly
" with the old miner, and expressed
p his wish to buy the pick. Collins
- renlied that he would not aceep
: ANYTHING for it, bat had brougn
if as 81 present to the prince, VIZ
accepted il and asked him to keel
~ If until he returned to town, whei
he would send for it. A shor
= time after the old miner received
a letter inviting him to Sandrlng
" ham. enclosing tickets and dlrec
tons. and a postscript written by
q the prince, asking him to brlns
y the pick. One of the royal car
riages met him at the station, an'
p he was received in the hall a
Sandringham by the prince HIM
,e self who presented him to tn
!" princess and other members OF tn
royal family and guests ID
" dined at Sandringham, and spen
the night, being shown to his rool
- by the prince, and next day ID
princess in person showed hi
~ ~ her model dairy, kennels and gal
ny den, the prince afterwards takln
MS him over the home farm. The II
.H' port says tho pick now occupies
place IL honor in the Sandringhal
Ion Ion armory, and that the old mln'
.ot conducted himself in his new an
-ra- brilliant surroundings with a SIN
ade pie dignity and modest good SEN
sell sell which might be a lesson in bree
o ,Io ing to many a paryenue. II
d. English throne is not in mu'
; danger while such relations c'
and exist between its occupants al
IN the humblest Of their subjects,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-02-05
t,O4S RE1NT.
E11R ANK PROPERTY.

Comprising tha plantations OF ,,.Il e,
;tornIa . aPorler" and Coax Hit
These places adioiu and are worked as
ono nIaniation Located 4 miles nor' be
east of I4ungwood, q station ON 'u Nc
riverside Division Of The N"zoo ~ y
Mississippi Valley Railroad. oi L..
oc,cs In lbe tract: l702 acre. iu eul go
gallon 12o acres deaicued, 1898 acres
timber. Three dwellings, steam g'N'
barns. stores aal necessary cau'"s'
Write foI terms to
Memphis row
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-02-05
TRUSTEES BALE.

BY virtue OF authority conferred
uno1 me bya certain deed of trust bear
inc date. the ninth day of April 1896.
executed by J. Il, io.comp ano LEM
q. Holcomb, his wife, which sad dee5
of trust is duly recorded in tQok oa
nage Is of the record of deeds OF Wash
inSton county. Mississippi default
having taken place in the. payment Q.
the indebtedncss secured "a salg ee,'
of trust. the undersigned as trustee
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-02-05
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
,aaoo and Mississippi Valley R. r

Connection made at Memphis with
all lines for the North and East ana
West, at New Orleans for the Gun
co9sf resorts and Southern Texas and
California.
Tbrorgh tickets to all points now
an sale at the Y q NJ. V. r. r., depot
office: baggage checked through. For
Inflammation as to rates, routes, etc,
write or apply to
z. NJ MIDDLETON, Agent.
.Jobu scott. Div. Pass. Agt.,
' Memphis, Tenn.
W. A. Dellond. A. q. z. Agt.. n. o.
Il. Hanson. @. r Agt Chicago.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-02-05

Flday Drug store. Free trip TO
Mardi Gras.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-02-05

Don't send your job painting to
foreign concerns when YOU can
have It done Just as nice and as
cheap at THE TINES Office
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-02-05

RadgesEy q -. Keep 3 superior
rade Of Whiskiee, Wines and Cigars,
and ali they ask is a trial from the
publitio cdnvine them Of the fact
Evcry effort vii he pade ioiplease all
Wbo enter their doors, aud expert aud
accommodating barleudcrs will be found
ready TO fill all orders 10 tie most sat
isfactorT manner.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-02-05

The Times is especially fitted
up for the very best Of printing
See our work before placing your
orders for any kind OF printing.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-02-05
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANOs FOR TAXES

coo n fn requirements section SSH o l lor nf Inc
of Ns-pp will sell At public 9iicr % beteen preseOU
u Washington county, m tue NuN VI '''N'
d 81 commencing -, NTApcu A ID. 1893,
,rtu so1 disposed Of TO tue h'knS maybe
mo lands In said county Ascai
H ol ue oo" & opount of taxes thereon for the u'o' YOU
Other Sc all Costsi
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-02-05

Why send your jug orders
to retailers 4? BY sending di-
rect to us you save their prof
ire T. LsENBERG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
CORNMEAT-steady.

saS;.a 100 k fs e e's ss,s
800 s 90 as ss'l 50 ~ ' sn ssaT't
TSasoc esss7isc city feed a5c Som1y chop
whet srsr s7s sfrs S.Wyor Soso' IN bulk; buck
la nnd.S wa, sharp advance in wheat
e'slopmenis but with favorable OF
Su. 's Is n se sse IF hs by ys de
, was mostly Of seapins nature. with the local
sh.n' generally opposed 20 IN advance and ready TO
lump on the market at every rally Thus The session
forts scaipeis which finally landed prices above
last night similar dstspce from highest point Of
me DAY On the curb another burst Of bun activity
close Cables from Liverpool furnished the starting point
hs Which %as unespeees conflicting oaT depTso1
Ta6e whs , s o6 up was n nj bss s
lsisr OF MsTeh thus smPhasiI'ns measTe supplies me
somewhat indTereni With an easier unde , 20 Paris
wb an nSS 1S Tb 5SvTe n' % S
more than by unfsvorsbe weather reports from
There moderate buying IN ,he local
In an as az os ~sTe Woykea bsPe and a. oupors
including 1000 bush Tor South Afs An & @
bush Of Litter wheat was under contract 10 come Eas;
was believed by parties Change that
me ,5ies o. Clique %hss for Milling sn ePT. So lar ms
stock of -four this
dscTedted entirely By hoU here who reported the
amount in store at This time Michigan and Kansas Of
Tered oearsh crop reports which w'ihou, much e.
9sys been III ON Igge Price yepor was
rather bear.sh Seaboari cearsnces We're larger than
usual Quotations Of cash whest h shoat basis were
follows: No 2 red 81 03s spot. No hard Manitoba.
g oS- spot No Duluth 81 loAs TO arrive: No
Northern Duluth 81 ooM No Northern Duluth 81 O5i
arrive No . hard Manitoba. s. o7' .CoRN-Sea
board clearances to-day 100000 bush and
demand liberal scale. giving consid-
cradle strength and activity 70 the future list ~ the
close while shade of from &c higher
last night Chicago receipts not quite UP 70
estimates and are stn scheduled smaller on
OF the bad roads in Western sections The Liver
conditions this side by clos
ing it3s.d not higher Export transactions rounded up
all ports. OF which 10 loads were worked
here No corn closed S8S. d37c ahoat.... OATS
There heavy bus ness N Chicago to-day and
bush facts which had strengthen
spot and future markets. The latter
closed and &c higher. The weeks clearances
rim alb ~ a week No 2 oats
3Oc b'd: No 2oa.c No white 81 &c bid;
3iisc: track mixed. 30G9l nc track white.
81 u ff35c RYF-Market steady No Western quoted
5Gd5slgc Z afoat. and No Western. 5i'7c o y
ahoat...... B RLEY-Marbet firm; feeding quoted $50
SsiAc New-York.
NETWORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
ERIE RAILROAD.

Thr-ugh tranp leave NeW-1OTA loot u LLa-lOrFs
- ;"i'oss and nve minutes earlier from West 25d-st:
..,,o . M-Vestouled Express daily Tor BHgnantonf
vovoS'v Eirnl-a Buffalo, Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 500
p N Parlor 10 Buffalo -.
.,.no - M-Vestlbuled Limited fast mail Daily sold
,--'. Yor Chicago arrives Cleveland 40 A NJ Chicago
p NJ. Sleepers TO Chicago S's'ei1hd ana S'nchhAu'
40 y. M.-Buralo and cevsland V.stl6ll-d Express
o,-vcs Purao 1905 A NJ. Bradford I'll A. ".
Jamestown ZOO A. NJ. Cleveland y 80 p seepers 70
yrsfe md Cleveland making direct competitions fof
re,,oi, SSlcaso and the West. Cafs Library car.
siIs M-soia 'T c,.,, 70 nio,ne Cay 10 nor
IN, Flrs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND GILMAN
At III il3 psi. 40i and s57 Broad
~ ie7 Bowery l55 East l25ih - and 81 West 18th
- arher- and 23i ferries. NewYors. 337
81 -c r,,lton- 81 100 Broadway BROOKLYN 200 Hudson
poheksn and Jersey City station Westcou Express
III. ,or and checks baggage from hotels and residences
10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11

and lower Norfolk sale and spinach show ves range
in quality and value with outside quotations extreme
leans Vegetables nominal IN absence OF np,,ta, osi
Florida ants larger supply and *lEs2 lower
choce beans promptly when fancy extremely high
figures tomatoes seldom good enough 70 exceed - %
1870 s~s,abl.. scsrrs ana nominal We quote Poa-
Bermuda. bb 81 50fss so Do Long Island s. ~
So - DO State and Western. per $50 n 50 sas2 So do
per sack s2Gs2 - % poor . good 81 '3rs2 sweet 20
dsublchead hhl 81 50as3 30. beet,. Florida per 100
bunche. S5ds7 d n~r crate I5cdfl d. BERMUDA per
sns western Der dozen. $3.50 do csliionia soacc Do
Florida 25G6c cabhages. per 100 81 1ppS5 do per Dol
,r 90 case s. e 40 florida s.r basket s2as2 So
per box 81 5o0s2: elephants. Florida per pnesppe
Sasps. siSss 60. tarnsioes Fiofas per carrier si0s1
peppers Florida per carrier s3gst parsley Bermuda p-5
81 2s peas California per box. s2aS3 squash. per hb
s. 2as 49, Pa.snp, per Dol sI ~, sisI M a.
Bermuda per crate si6s1 30 string beans Florida FER
crate s4aSI0: kae. Norfolk. per bbl 40aooc spinach
Bermsda, 2s S' ,ogs2 10. so yellow ,2Gs2 q DO
s2ass 20 DO state and Wsiern w5,e per DID, y oVas'
do red s2as2 30 DO yeJ9% 80 Ss,,,a . SIN O,
oreridad character. BUYERS mainly looking for upper
and nesectlng all other Prices rule iary strong
S.W ia iusiness can open ne1t week quote
per 100 n 7oa72isc No . per 100 10 e2 95!lsc No B.
per 100 H. az g'oe ' ,d6 TO clover mTed per
loo 10 Ia5Oc. clover per 100 n 4oaiJc: salt meadow
rates Slsc lsss than large .sTRtw-supplies
quite equal demand and the range continues At 40
Doc Tor p1r to good long re ana oSc Ir 80. Pns
Fx mango today were; hudson River itaroau
go Erie 10; Penasylyania 30 oeawaTe T.v ma
Baltimore and Ohio. TO- ontario and western. 70, Cen
tral OF New-Jsrsey 70; total 800 tons Receipts OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11

ItETA1s-rn the metal market conditions s were 1T
ported NesY arrsnts which showed some uneasneSs'
Special Ptsburg corTespohasHse and sharp advance
enanss g ron owing 10 very heavy hlyins ioI GU
,a,pmens s - 10 Sc q copper firm ST. to 81 10
foT spot to March ees'roy's asi4 o. for spot and
SO .oaSo 70. n vas arm on Inc Of 81 o. 10 s. 70
feorasfy ss. and lead strong and higher win pri9es
- tbs Exchange were as follows. IN. 20 "a Cd tut
and three m9nthso io' peljer is: soft spanish lead
Is ga; G!assso.w , ss9y'h .o s,' = ID
10 Tp sYRtP~The chief stay OF the io ca,
Ncw-orleans make, sq . . today without exert
city demands wsrr npsnce on the general rang Of me
market Quotations show lts o. Common salisc; fair
iSIss: god i7alec; prime 9og22e 5 ssa9sr
fef,e 'oTo . 2ss ga ar po 49 oo 5sS,o syu0s
PRIME, iioai2c: FAR l39l5c: good lo9l'c i'''
S2TA I.9:y Eo9 ~ ss 9o; sP Tas ' Or
pen.ne Is,o Dels tar 20 pull ng aae but generally
s,esPy er. vers favorable holders Of spl,S m Ne
AND caused relative frnness N nat 90 pa ptch 81 -
eao:s: Tar 5sggaI r.cias SIC mseh9ss "a az 70
r6sn common 10 good sjranea 81 * s. 05
$40 C :IIS u! %: y " s2 :; w. - ,-s..
0cET r i1esn,. included loads 70 Liyeroo o5oa
GU. ,5Io5S Liverpool Sd London 311 ,5laSsW - W
ad Ahtwerp sia HsmeuTg GA sG' rs Piss: g i
qSin; r5-,. large tonnage IS co'oa 10 L,.''
qd, os London cats IS itEI'l1Is -. ~
ciAkIEh - en-. several departments. ana rates SIe
rnan;aned generally finn l sos boats are gwen
-. attention and the rate 70 Cork 2, ols' 80 -
s So a, 3; 5 81 s.T proneeH British i;a.
iiOoo quarters gram GaveiS'on 70 British steamer
- 90 quarters Philadelphia 70 Lonooh, = az
h-ayy o 200 a.ss p..ro.a Philadelphia to Japan. ag
90 Norwegian steamer cog t9n, hf Ier2rt. British
NJ 4ss tons hence Barcelona and hsIse..rs
sensrs, 70 viso lumber fe50 loaded British bari
hence TO san T5S ,oS ss'eG Ponce a" 20
noss-s 81 i@ sshocH S.e toni e esafss 70 British
n sf sc TOM: southern port United Kydqm O..
Continent pnosphs', private terms pts to I'' private
terms soone $40 ons nos,on 70 s's s6Ss Ssre; 70
Bait.ncr. phosphate 90: BRUSH Schooner bo tS 272
81 Norfolk New-York So schooner -. -, ,os
TerrandnA New York ties l'sc ,ho,ss. sf,oo.-
t benec 70 Jackson vie and PaiaSa general cargo
Sy'ra,e terms schooner 40 tons rheSe pna 70 gs
S 10 Bristol coal SOC: schooner 1910 tons NeEpor
Ee%s 70 Beton coal eoc schooner So tons ia Io8s
tampa n Baltimore. phosphate private ,es, ., ,~as.
ol-a Oils srone local houses to-day. stu notice
aho seS Of R,s5es ON 5ef p i. asoied at "a
sellers generally holding isF oe e II " mill.
qaote Prime es"e s,r,",r ye.ov eeaeepc; or sumner
yellow 2ic butter Sfaae' ~ rs D' iaseea American
raw 43a4Gc. AMERICAN boiled. i'"fsc' 1a'e"''A '""'
'Ia O. easier opening s5t ts' oa 11as' .ad i
rsin ea toward The clo,e essed ~ SOM Firm qaoied
, ms. S $40 sc u soasi sho ,ta. go g.
f.y 81 ?2s'i IS iIRT sssf Sad 6g a.e qnsiss'
es co., ' 20 SID 5s.c l.s1n5 S sse. an
s12tihf ss'i re S shosas . g".isd ~, as
ped Ssn, .,ssey s s.s,sS qaosa s,.c country sS
az. :. IAiiD-stsAasi quoted A"'S az '-'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

price. 4gnt about s,sdy the general run an. hr1n
{. 4ss no common dressed be-, steers going s4s
n 2: 4s9 o'S %.ls h Seo s P 90 S' Tas
we're gesd in F924 nlP inter- a COWS Bulls stag. and
o1en and at 50 scas4 for sockers and fsei
s s so. geT oi i'ss g g. Inning 81 COW. solo
ably we'll comparatively few s9ins Seo~ = 81 rom
s4aS7 There urher aysT s OF Ssav
hogs sales ransea a. e. syGSf ~ bprk % the hogs
os he scales a. 50 3, 's 4.ebs S ahd s a, TIE
usual discount. while Pigs went Largely at ~ V9gS9 ~
arrivals l3ver prices Trade in sheep and lambs
active at weaker prices sheep being wsnen az
srrev around 81 % Fed western sheep sold largely at
s. Ie 80 s@1 s ap a. e'aF5 5ass Is Of fST poor
prir. lots few going below s. % Heavy lSmos sna
hSe.y u 5 ooJ head. sheep 1900 head.
Cincinnati Feb Hogs steady at SO 2sass % Cat
Lambs iSs' sjross At Sass 90
M L T5 iSca,s ST.: s.nt .6r gr sss 3 q 5ss
sey prime medium T yd1, ana q i IS heavy hog:
g s9"m n. 70 75ass 90 god Toaghs s. 2Cas 90
common to fair roushs 81 0g'S. sheep steady at IN
changed prices.
Eas, buffalo. Feb io-ca,tle-Receipt. carr; narke,
steady Hogs-R-epts % cars market ac'iys and
higher 90 Ike foa IS S o' Pr COMMON to chocs
50 75dtS s. ana lambs Receipts % cars marx,
0% So ana s. 7s5 % sheep choice selected wethers
s. 75QS4 -: culls TO common. sass 30
g. @ $ e cow- 81 5OgS3 CO. steers 81 sass o5
49, sex 70. Texas Indian s. b5WS4 81.
native cows and heers 81 . asa 81 stocers and feeders
s. sass 10. bulls s. JJa<i Hogs active 3glOc hgne.
to--tas f-G>' 80. mixed -
asa co. ghts So GJGs3 50. Workers s. 1888 So PIGS.
So S5as3 g. sheer steady Western lambs 81 %eS5 5o'
rnuttons g. 25aS4 -.
s., Louis. Feb. lo-Catte steady: native chipping
Ts4 81 under 900 n 50 G5GS4 IS stcke-s and feeders
ssS4 - cows and hefers S2aSi -; TeNas and Indian
sts 40QS4 35 and he fers. s. !o1 s. % hogs
st-- Yorkers So 7Oqs3 So Workers 81 65Qs3 50 butch
e. sO7sg az sheep steady. natives. s. JO9S4 90.
lambs Sass 70. Texas muttous. $4GSi IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
quoted 4ecasc Refined steady; quoted south America

quoted teeasc Refined steady; quoted: south An.rica
$50 o GSnssp 9 sec nr.. k.s. &c
-5isaay' quoted oeo. sac. city lard stearine' IS
he mann fss 'o o s 'as from me s2T.
af S 'h91sog, and at run fom. Suoa'on Desn!
Were fully ~ 70 expestans and the clos the feeling
t if s0T To o5ots TO low ar good 81
in bond 2'sa3s Japan. .bg5'ie Java. 4Asiae: Ran
ssapGARETh. feature Of the day an advance Of
IN nc 70 &c In nearly all grades reaned sugar made 1is
to The as recently rcnn.s hav. been obliged TO pay
era snS shs rs ,s The. ss Sc: 81 raw e ma
strongly he'd at iay for Ra pt. the Gse ~ cn
basis 50 test, ' anse d' hands at i iiiGe seia the
na1e o. ne afternoon English advces were eaeouras
quoted los 16ia and fsr r en- asn1 ~ Cd Beet ruled
tho ,oI non,h % 81 Quotations o. refined SUGAR In
32f and cTg:s.d 5he; pode;ed ana posdered
lated saa extra sea ne s
sl eSo 'nf Gg6ss s.G xxxX povdsrsa and mould 4
s'f a. &c? 10 ~ tss Ne 70 .c 81: ~ and ; IS
II. 4hc: No 10. i Lice No &C. &C
THE WOOL EXCHANGE REPORTS.
me wool Exchange gives he following resuae Of the
wool this week When compared with previous weeks
p sw Ssn' s55 lhs, can report Individual sails 900
u- IN quantities considerably under these figures u
present ample 10 N t tes e eahssm III Na %
sr o. i5 J, ioTaFe weakening market and there
are iunN sellers who in thci. efforts obtain business
are shading prices ard making in way o,
terms % induce buying The previous strong II the
maike consequently has been maintained while
tagging tendency Il sufficient changes
Quotations The market Is. nevertheless. weaker than
N"rh ago In f~eccs the week has qu.et
fIeece quotations Do appear have changed ma
teTlay but whore holders afhering strictly the
max mum price they willing accsp approx
mately lower figure. Ohio NIX and above quoted
around SOC. and where than This price
results In no sales Michigan Y has been !lfeess
three eghths and quarter blood coulbnG
has been paid Fine az osc FOR MchIsan
ana %t3oc for Ohio In Instances being ed
or the latter Texas woods ccntnu. exceedingly Inactive
Secured woods have been In relatively request selling
mostly az from SOC 10 45c In pulled woos extra and
ine As show the best rssus Forcc n woos havs sid
IN meagre proportions and transactions confined o.
ure!v 70 small lots some offers fo~ good
quantities have been made prices considerably under
the market. ard sellers Inclined accept. Cape
woods have sod in small lots generally unchanged
prices. The demand FOR carpet w7ols heen liz IT.
Opinions expressed by the trade regarding yesterdays
wool indicate buyers 10 attendance We're
The appointment OF John " Enrnott 10 conduct This
sale clearly demonstrates the importance having an
auct1neer who has thorough knowledge Of goods
ogued and an intimate acquaintance with BUYERS That
The Exchange has found such clearly demon
strated BY the manner in which yesterdays sale was
managed"
current Quotations Of pulled woods Occurred basis
based upon Wool Exchange Official classacations are as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
sorrrrRN COTTON MARKETs.

,.,.,,,o-. Feb. lo-Cotton nominal: mddng g l2 G
,,i1'tr~ q-fcc. good ordinary fse' HVt ''0-'T'' "
taI.e. -rors J. al2 stock 35-l> 800, Am. -,la,,ing
"tty,ci1rau Feb l0-Co,t-l quiet ana nriI ..in,
5e.oS tsis.. shipments .S53 stock 96-' - 49,. ,ou
li,,o 49, i0-C'0t-ar firm. ml9tling. o-sci ~
Nr.i.Ii'' fc-. good ordinary. -ltct ne ~
n e.,t erCss 28s4. shipments lib SAFES ''''
Ney6rieaas Feb locot,on seady a nss receipts
W Hll'- -. o ;of. exports Great Bnta n u 80
20 nae 100 70 III. Continent. +J2o. sales 1V''
80 $50 F.h lO-Cotton firm; mida-ng 80 40,
Iniidling > -4o-ie ore. sales 500 stock "a sol
'sayanngh FEB loCotton steady niao,lIs. ing, - ~.
-aiIs,g 5i.c: receipts 3lsO bales eAI.ass y.
Low SIS. ccas.Vlse l4oo; SAFES SO SUM-
100 ~ ,. Feb lo-coton hrIn; mldtl.ng. 5ec; low low
idii,nr Sac: good ordinary 5.s' n5. S-a9 49,
bales: gross. i.OS5 shipments sun sA'''' -'''