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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-06-14

The best place to buy your wall paper is at
f. J. Portz, Il North Main street. We have
the largest stock north of the mountain. If
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-06-14

At Payne's nursery Girardyille, you will
find the largest stock ever seen In the county
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EOR SALE.-Thc property on West Oak
Il street, known as the Grant property. viii
bc sold in single lots or rs n whole. Apply to
w. q. Gregory, agent, Dos North Main street,
Shenandoah, PA, Gift
NOR SALE-A valuable property ON West
II Centre street. dwelling house, and all con.
venienccs, in desirable location. Apply to
Thomas Tosh, for further particulars, 5-27-tf
EOR SALE.--A saloon, Good stand and
Il central location Has two pool tables one
being Il combination Of pool and billiards
Apply at the HERALD Office IT
DOR RENT.-A house, suitable for small
II family, location in Pear alley near
Centre. Apply at HERALD Office 3-ls-tf
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you need good solid pair of shoes, with solid counter and
nsole this is the place get them We don keep Ladies
75c which will last from Thursday morning till Sat
morning dealers What here depend
solid goods Our goods will be sold at
very small profits We quote few prices
Chldens Shoes spring heel patent leather tip Aoe
A better for see.
Girls Shoes black and lace size ~ to for 6Sc worth S1oo
Mems Shoes vci kid patent leather tip, S175 worth $225
Mems Enamel Shoes brown patent leather 81 worth $500
Half Chldren Misses Shoes made Orgsbug
by George Fomer & Son.
Our line of Ladies Shoes cannot be beat buy
leather and for the labor making them We therefore,
sell you good stock at bottom prices.
line Gents Furnishing Goods be We also
carry nice line of Mems, Boys and Children Suits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
Fif,h District.

Dallas Iexas' FEBRUARY o.--froceeoinss
in court of civil appeals, Fifth judicial dis
trict today:
Af,,-,r.d yacob aonn ~ nj w. Ron b.
IJansford DALLAS comfy. Deolson ana Pa :
aha,h n,Wa,Iv Gr.yson county Jns,e {,
sss.a e ~, - ~ Cherry Ia,ks =, n.
naiIas s.o,,n,v
ps~ars.a sna r..n,nded--Danison ana
p,c,,;c .smhurhan PasIway comnany W.
iv,,iia,, schoha cravson co,,niy. Chat
ha,s Maohw nn,,,,,,,, - f,,ras 4 smiih
Ka,,,nan c,,,,n,m r;,v =, naIlss 10 "a
nsa.nan no,,as ,n;y :. =
nr e,p.i,,. p ~ -, eou a N pr,o.
snss w,n,Is s ~ rrn.h,,.
saun,~ 70 A. - "ea 49, sDs'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
FINANcIAL NOTES.

Now York-clsarings sIcI ,5sl, $50: balances
s5.7a0.9SS.
in consequence OF unfavoTable adyices from
Vienna and also owing to political apprehen-
stems Tho only strength was In American
securities and Canada Pacific shares
London-The market for American securi-
ties was firm from opening to close on New
Yorl. buying. The closing tone was firm and
the demand moderate.
New ycrk-The ipipcrts Mt tho rort of
New York were: Gold. $l.0i9.973: silver, $685.
S21. dry goods, s272l,93S: general mercban-
disc st05O, 900. The exports OF specie were:
Colo SleG.635; silver, los. GO.
Now York--Totai sales OF stocks were go 400
sraics, including General Electric lG.52s Bur-
lington 1850, Sugar 1906.
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COFFEE.

New York, February 5.--Coneo-Op Options
orened Unchanged. ruled moderately active
within s POINTS closing STEADY at unchanged
prices; slles $500 Tags. Snoi steady, M. 4.
iiiyci,c Us, jobbing CB; mud steady: Cordofa
SM1pi5
Total warehouse deliveries from the United
States 1888. including liti from New York.
New York stock 3i1,2gi United States stork
T50,2Il: afoat for the United States 500 300,
total visible for the United States 1,U63.3si
against Cos. 275 last year.
Rio, February b.--Coffce firm; No. Z kio
500 refs rcr 100 filos; receipts $1,000; cleared
stock 27E 900.
Santos. February 5.--CoTee oniet; good av-
crage Santos $500 refs per 100 kilos; receipts
Is coo, stock $50 900.
Hamburg. February 5.--coffee opened UNI
changed; AT 23O p. IN. net unchanged to Y
pfg lower; sales 10000.
Hasre. February 5.--Cofiee opened steady
and Unchanged: sales 1000.
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red. February, i.osss: May. ssx. Hides
Steady; Galveston. 2O<f2s. Leather Steady,
hemiock sole nuenos Ayrcs. isis0ep Wool
Quiet fleece. sfnsi Texas. Is4Vi5 Pig iron
et1sco. Copper-Strune. .eadS-Flrui. S.is.
TIN plate Steady. Cotton seed oil--Quict. buk
fairly steady, without change; prime crude.
is,sMls; { 9. b. mills. 1b1lNtt; prime summer
inal; butter OIL. s5efs'; prime winter yellow,
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CorToN ON suIppoARy.

Cotton on shipboard. not cleared. Mt Calves
ton, today:
For Great Brltain--Sieamshi RIO Jano,
10. 2i2 bales; Rita, 3i72. Hemisphere. 1854; Te-
lesfora, 3ii7: Paulina, a27; Castanos. $40; Han
nah NJ, Bell, 5U1; total. % 12a,
For France-Stenmships Cromwell 400 bales;
Breckheid, a09i; Netherfield, S2ls; total. 570o,
For the Notwithstanding Pembroke,
ZOO bales; Kalros, 1914: Felciana, 1859; Glen
I0.0h0.
For Japanese kilburn. 320S bales.
For New York--Mallory line. 5l0f balos
Lone Star line, 5423; total. 1887.
Total on shipboard, 52,923
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An Animntcd Mnrl.cf.

Cargill e. Richardson OF Houston say,
After season of extreme dullness cotton
awoke today the entire session showing
more animation than any day In ak
months. Brokers made the most OF tile
Improvement by strenuously exercising
their lungs and broadening their smiles
with each point change. The advance
started with Liverpool shorts covering and
large buying orders from the continent.
which gave that market an advance OF TX
6sd. In New York Van Ripper. Hagauofn
and Mohr, all bears, led the buying. New
York gained points on the day. New Or
leans to s points. Spots were advanced
/ 10 In New Orleans and Houston, un-
changed elsewhere. The impression pre-
walls at the close that the advance is with
out secure foundation and that conlln-
uance of buying Will be necessary to main.
tain values as there is nothing now in the
statistical situation 10 cause Improvement.
Chicago had another lull day. but prices
were quite firm all around. Hogs BLOOD.
expected Monday $4,000.
The grangers led in the advance IN
stocks today although an upward tendency
was shown In nearly everything, Increased
railroad earnings and liberal Investment
buying the features
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xew York Cotlon MarkeI.

New York. February 5.--Thc market opened
a,m. with pricon 40G points higher, on active
covering by local shorts and buying OF for-
cisn and Southern representatives following
reports Of decidedly better feeiias 10 the
English market Liverpool futures advanced
iIs points on active buying OF spot cotton by
continental spinners. sales Of 5000 bales ~
i-ssd advance being shown ia public cables.
Az ii O'Clock the local market was fairly ac-
tive and nrm 1t D net gain Of 6ft6 point9.
Saies were 81 800 70 that hour. representing
the uost active market recently Adyicss
from southern spot markets and New Eng.
added to the general strength OF the future
iis. Later In the morning there was sharp
rally on renewed covering. BY shorts. followed
longs. who were apprehenEive OF decline
Aorday. with tho market finally steady ~ an
,ads gnoe OF Z points. Total sales OF futures
~, 7oo bales. representing one Of the largest
Iarkets In many weeks.
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Fort Of sabine Pass.
Port OF Sabine Pass, February

Fort OF sabine Pass.
Port Of Sabine Pass, February .,
Arrived.
SIS Huddon Hall, Galveston.
Sailed.
SIS Drumezer. Nicholson, Liverpool.
Vessels ia Port.
Sch Clara A. Pbinney. Phinney.
seh II. NJ. Anthony. Bunker.
Bk Essex. Coombs.
SIS Leonora. Lutz.
Blk MI Desperandun, Aulder.
Bk Undai, Hansen,
Blk vertas. Hanson.
Blk Ingrid, HenrIchson.
Blk madonna Della orto. Figart.
Bk Monte Allegro, GAMBIA.
Bk ONO.
III, Clrls.
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Under the above caption Commercial
America OF New York has the following
paragraphB:S
telegram from ThomaAton. Ca. says
that farmers in Upson and adjoining coun-
tics talk OF decreasing acreage this year
Farmers In the vicinity OF Washington.
Ga, are buying more guano than ever be-
fore.
Ozark. Ala, kilograms say tnat iarmtsA
arc hauiinp out puano and Indications ave
that acreage will be materially reducci
and corn acreage increased greatly.
Reports from Pine Bluff. Ark, say that
unprecedented fair weather has favored
that section lately and that this weather
viii revive picking and increase mo'u,
msnt. II is reported that there VIII DO
very little reduction In the acreage. Total
receipts at pine Bluff for the season VII
probably be about 10000 bales. against 9O.-
CC0 last year.
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hut sellcra claim that with fair weather and
other conditions the mnrkct ran ~ relied upon
70 Increase In Importance within the next two
weeks,
Weekly 1utertOr NovemeWs.
The weekly movement Of cotton Al n lead
Ing interior town.. according 10 tho Chronicle
statement issacd this morning. was = fol-
lows y i
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GALvEsToN CoTToN REcErprs.

py Gulf, Colorado and Santa TO railway.
lsi3 bales; by International and Great North
crn, 292 by Galveston, Houston and Hcnder-
son. 1896; by Missouri Kansas and Taxas,
IA; by Galveston. LIN Porte and Houston, G9i;
by barge. 749; by schooner While, AZ; by
schooner Golden Arrow, 81; total. 563i.
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or BUSINESS.
| Conditions Of Trade
|neraIly.
PRICES Is UPWARD.
ples During the PRst
yca rcc--lIcnvy sales
-Tradc Notes.
Office Of Tho Post,


oF,cc Of Tho Post.
SATURDAY.. February s.
ON Of an irregular char
circles generally. There
,,,v,ty and DAYS of dull
Try weather nau q goou
I.ior and country orders
while city trade has
wly.
y of note is that prices
upward. Flour, meats,
otton all show advances
week ago. Canned goods
The demand for all
10 good.
e road report large sales
tim OF the trust forcing
s..,..,s
az
uss ! -
aee' .,., = ~ : :.
4
nv Produce.
. ,r,,i n,ovemant anr,ng
..,.. /, oa,,, 49,,
. s.o0n ese
heavy shipments TO New
|ket is now scantily sup
eceints OF chickens have
-, NJ
NJ pl''e a'e "eaAen.n
|ickens is light. TURKEYS
ring fun nrioes. Buffers
atoms
Puts ana Cniis'
u Aiiierica' AN ulteiilpS
rs of the cotton exchange
ttice of trading in nputs
,soa sor,ot,,;nn ~ a;s
ege, and called forth an
tkainst such trading, !
so,.ra, e,.,,,s ), 80, .b.a,,
aus ao on any part OF ~.
isl cottoh 10 hoid good
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Articles Open j High. Low. Close

Cash quotations were as follown:
Flour-sjteady; winter patents. 1904 90:
straights, s.s0ll4.6o; spring specials. bs5d 5i5;
spring patents, i.6Oa4.aO; straghts, l.3U1t5o;
bakers 3.6Gn410
Wheas.- No. spring. 9iasa; No. D. s4@9t;
No. 2 red, 9S.
Corn--No. q 27ss.
q, S9,sNo 2, a4Aa24fs; No, white, {. o. b.,
Rsc-No 2, 47M
Bariey--No.s2 2. 4. o. b., 29aiSi.
Flaxseed-sNo. 1. 1r2ila; new T. ~.
Timothy seed Prime, 2.sGq2s2'e
Mess pork--Per barrel, l020Gl025.
Lard-Per 10as rounds. Ass
Short ribs idpx-Loose, 4.90@5.25.
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed, 45,M5.
Short clear sdes--Boxed, 5g5GI5.35
Whisky DistiIlers' finished goods, per gal
lOr. lgl, - ~ -.
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COTTON


Houstuns gross receipts OF cotton w tue various
MISUNDERSTANDING tho oily were NJ follows
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. ..........,.,,,, 1uiD
Houston aud Texas acknowledgements. Sls
ntcrnationA, and GrcAt Northern. ......... a,3pI
san Antonio aud Arkansas pAss.... 81
Sulf, Colorado ana santa No. -. ...a,..... 80
galveston. Harrisburg and san Antonio.... n2l
Houston East and West Texas ............... Az
Texas and New Orleans .....,......... "a
wagon
sttas+ I
Total II. ..,..s. r, .t..s3 ....... l. 3,B5a
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VESSELS IN PORT.

EssSrIzS IN FOfNI. ~
SIS Castaros, C. r. Urthwsin 4 Sons,
SIS Cumberland. Il. Markowitx.
IS Gaagat, Fowler a Mcviti,.
s. Hannah NJ. Boil. Fowler & Neville.
IS Pensacola, Fowler 4 Mcvitie.
S. pcmbridge. Daniel RIPLEY.
SIS ltloinno. Fowler 4 Neville.
S. Telcsfora. Fowler a Neville.
Bark Colen Archer. J. Moilcr q Co.
Sch VIM. n. CLIFFORD. Fowler & Neville.
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CLEARED FOR CHARLESTON.

Nfi-A
fNtsl' FON NhttN nS o-Ns
SIS Alderssnte, Chcsirc, Harry, January 20.
SIS Barnesmorc. Richardson. Shields. Jan-
uary %.
SIS Birchton. Kelly. Barry, January -.
SIS Breckncld, Manchester, January "a.
SIS Crowley. Barry via Madeira, January Is.
IS Curityba, Mohring, Antwerp. January 20.
SIS Ccuthon, ut Antwerp. December a.
S. Cromwell. Woodruff. Liverpool, Jan. ~.
So Eddie. Lund, at HRvre. January O.
SIS lelic!sna. Cardin, January is.
Sa Giengoil, Swansea. January 1e
& En- Glentotg, Swansea. january II,
SIS Glenyech, Iioimon, Rotterdam, Janu-
airy H..
s. Gienmoor, Dyason, Shields, January O.
SIS fieadlands Holman, Cardiff. January II.
50 hemisphere. Davies, Liverpool. Jan. u.
ss kairos, Liddle. Shields January Z.
SIS Kilburn. CnrdiI, january Is.
IS Lancclot. Swansea, January ~. Aa&
SIS Lady Lewis. at Teneriffe, January TO-
SIS Lampasas. Bnrstow. New York, January
%
SIS Ii1zie. DurlSie. Hamburg, January rs.
SIS Ludgatc, Nicholson, Tenerlffe. January
II
SIS Menamsna, Conner. New York. january
20.
SIS Mexican, Edwards. Liverpool. January Is.
81 Nethergatc, Gibraltar, January II.
s. Nethcrheld. Hennrtn. January Is.
Is Pnulina, Liverpool, january u.
SIS Phoebe, Stacy. Bremen. January II. n
S. Ilympton, Page. Bremen. January 10,
IS Rita. Ceniga, Liverpool January H.
ga Nesta. Mooney. Livcrpooi, January "a.
Sch Thomas O. Smith, Adams, ut philadei-
phia Deceuiber 20
Sch Augustus Welt. sproul. Baltimore. Jan.
uary q.
Sch Clara A. Donncll. Grandage. BaIti-
more. January %.
Sch Helen g. Moscley. Holt. baltimore.
January "a
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SIS Maylands, Turner, Genoa.
IS Comal. Evans. New York
IS uelios, Salvertsen, Vera Cruz,
Sch Maggie s. Hart. Farrow. Pensacola.
Sch j. n. Tccl. Hansen, Port Tampa.
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N THE COTTON MARKETS.
Balls He'd % lasina and Created a
Good Advance.
ALL SPECULATIVE MARKETS HIGHER,
New Orlesns seven 70 Eswht ana new
York seven rosnts up--l.ivcrpocl
Mighcr--Spots icirmer.
office af The rost,
Houston. SATURDAY rchruarv I.

Houston. Saturday. February s.
Cotton surprised even Its friends today
and got out of the rut into which it hal
fallen. There was considerable ginger in
trading In the speculative markets.
The advance is refreshing and came IN
the face OF a heavy movement ana rcyorts
Of a falling Off In Indian demand
Transactions We're the largest for the
week. being la2.7oo In New York ana 20. :
eco In New Orleans. Spot sales In Liver
pool were good for a halt day. being 5000
bales.
II Is claimed by tho hears that tho mar
ket is being manipulated, but this matters
little so long as prices advance
Liverpool futures showed from 10 liz -ci
advance at the close and New York
points. New Orleans. which has been bear
ish of late, advanced to points. In New
York, for the first time for some weeks. a
figure appeared on the distant deliveries.
Houston, New Orleans and Savannah adj
vanced spots t-l6 and other spot marllcis
closed steady and firm at unchanged priccs.
Port receipts were s7.277, against 14sis
last year and 22.7a7 In 1875.
Now Orleans expects Monday $4,000 to
10000, against 1904 last year and 16,lit in
1895.
Houston expects 5000 to 5000, against
2eS7 last year and 4724 in 1895.
Hunters weekly Cotton Letter.
Today's market has furnished the only
scssion OF interest during tho week in cot
ton. LIVERPOOL was firm Ut an advance OF
~ points and did good spot business.
The Improvement was attributed TO the
splendid spot demand aud TO continental
buying on n large scale. Al the same time
the plague was reported as assuming
very serious aspect but this, as well as all
other news of a bearish character, WIS ig-
nnred. ltwas bull day and that side had
fnl swing, advancing prices at one time
fun points above yesterdays close, .ait
easing off ] or points at tho close Liv-
erpool is due To come t. 81 higher Monday
to be up to our close, and II ~ thought that
she viii not disappoint the bulls. Heavy
covering was done by big bears, and there
was some selling out Of long cotton
which showed u profit. or was nearer even
than 1t had been for some time, New York
sold points above the recent high point
fer May and n points up from the lowest
and 6 points above the recent high point.
While the sharp advance In Liverpool.
which furnished the incentive for higher
prices on this side, came as n surprise 10
q great many, aud many traders think II
due 10 manipulation just tor n little turn
to run in some shorts who We're getting
tired waiting for the market to break. II
remains u fact that there Is still room for
much Improvement aud higher prices are
confidently expected.
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st. Louis GrnIn and Provisions,

st. Louis, February 5.--Flour-Un Unchanged
Wheat-Lower; closing Nc for July and We
for May below yesterday; May opened hQr
sc lover. advanced sage and declined &c,
dosing at the bottom spot lower: No. !: rel,
cash. elevator. %; track. s5ly7; February. % .
May. 955sG96; July, 9oss; No. 2 hard. cash
ssie@93 Corn--Futures advanced carly but
before the finish the gain. and more too, was
lost, the close being ssc below yesterday; spot
higher; No. cash. 26A; February. 2eA
asked; May. 26laq2sas; July, PIX. Oats--Fu-i
lures advanced and closed fractonally higher
than yesterday; spot higher; No 2 cash. ele-
vator, 24is, track, %. February. 2ak May,
25A asked; July. 2ah bid, No. 2 white. aeg
26ia. Rye-Steady, AZ. t'lnxseod--Quiet: LII.
Timothy seed-Prime 265 Cornmeal--L451
1.50 Brap--Quiet; Arm; east track saleable
at 1914, Hay-strong; prairie 5.5oa5s5; TIM
othy, s00G10.25. Whisky--f19 Cotton ties
and bagging unchanged Pork Higher;
standard mess. jobbng. l0.37is. Lard-Lower.
prime steam. i.G7h; choice, 4.75. Bacon
Boxed lots. extra short clear, bJ0q5.62is:
ribs. 562isG5.75; shorts, 5.75d5s7is. Dry salt
meafs--B Boxed shoulders. 4.50Mf75: extra short
clear. 4.75G5,00: ribs. 5,o0D5 %; shorts, 5.12h
G5.37z. Receipts Flour. 1000 barrels wheat.
1900 bushels: corn. 117,000 bushels, oais.
20 900 bushels. Shipments Flour. 1000 bar
rels, wheat, 1900 bushels; corn. 81 900 bush
els; oats. q, 900 bushels.
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Puts and Cali. on GRAIN.

Advices 10 d. w, Hunter e. Co. by private
wire say: Puts on May wheat opened at 9l9s
sJz, Puts on May corn. 2sH calls, 2sf1 2sls.
The wheat market closed NC lower than yes
terdays hnal prices. No news Of interest
today. Armour was reported as buyer OF
choice wheat In the Northwest We look for
dull and lower market for the next few
days.
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MARINE INrnLI.lGi1NCE.

rort Or oalveston, Fetruar,
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a aaked: b bid; u nominal.
Ncw York Futures.
Opened firm and closed steady, sales, 1s2.-
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CompnrntIvc 5000 MarLcts.

The following arc tho closing quotations for
cotton ON tho spot today nj the leading mar
keis, together with the closing OF midding
yesterday with t0day'g sales;
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FRUITS.

APPLES-Fancy Ben Davis, $s.75ll4.00;
Winesaps and other varieties, "a. 25Gi450.
BkNANAS-s ST. 0Gi.75 per bunch, packed
for shipment
CRANbERRIES-Cape Cod, s2,75a3oo per
crate: Ss00GS.60 per Dbl
LEMoNS-Messina and Palermo, common.
$2.75; choice, So. 25d3. 80; extra fancy, S3i5.
CRAPES-Almeria. S5.50d6,0o per barrel.
ORANGES California seedlings s225Q2.5O;
navels s300I3.25.
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s. Cumberland. MIuot. Corpus Christi.
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ARRIVED
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Grnip and Provi-ion. Ei.ewh-re.

Kansas City, February b.--Wheat--ActIyc,
generally We higher; No. hard. ssis; No. q.
spring 81. Corn--Actiye: steady: No. mixed.
aiiam25 Oats-Active. about x higher: No.
white, zsEa2t. Rye Steady; No. 2, 40
4sN. Hay.Weaksr on heavier Receipts;
100 Receipts Wheat, Ci,50o bushels corn.
81. coo: oats, 1000. shipmentH--w hem. IS 900
bushels: corn. 5000 bushels; oats. 5000.
New York. February 5.--wheat Receipts,
q 1856; spot arm: No. = red, 1n3iz; options
nnened easier on Disappointing Liverpool ca
bIes. hut afterwards recovered and closed un5
considerabie wheat and covering was stIn1u-
Isted ~ Russian famine news and buIitnh
kNsty ailaa ~ California crop rapostss-Nes =
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Hnyre Market.
IIavre, Yelfpsry h- spots quiet but 1ts>1y;
futures aeiisrf ~ Quot&ttnnG ieakff-
9rdipsirs ...,.': 'ss'.,~ 11s III
4o4 s.s,.ss sS-ssssssss.&..}Ssss ~. |i
xepexest neutrality-suspicious. y 4 q ~
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NEW ORLEANS.

Cattle market bare; beeyca COWS and heif-
ers. calves and yearlipgs IN dcmnnd hogs
hrlmcr; good aheep IN demand