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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-12-02

1858,-was so incrusted in eight years
that the delivering capacity was re-
duced 40 per cent. A piston some
what smaller than the tube and armed
with projecting knives is now regular
ly used to scrape out the rust. and is
pushed through the pipe by pressure
of the water at an average rate of q
miles an hour, speed of y miles
being rea ched in places. The 1898
scraping increased the delivery from
$50 to 7O8 gallons per minute.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-12-02
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

The Moons Enlargement at the HOri-
zon--Deceptive Water Gages--
Freezing at Great Depths--Tubu-
lar Bells Upside Down Animals
The Alcohol Engine--SOuth Afrl-
can fleas--Waterpipe Scraping--
A Need of the Hour.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-12-02

tia segments, aided by brush OF
hairs. The aquatic world has its
water boatmen or Notonectae, that
always swim back downward. Among
mammals are the sloths and other
Edentates that spend most their lives
upside down, suspended from trees
by their claws.
The banks of the Suez Canal are
being protected from shifting by
trees and shrubs. Reeds, at first
from the waves of passing vessels by
fascines, have been placed along nine
miles Of the canal proper and the
whole length of the sweetwater canal.
Plantations of shrubbery, irrigated
from the Nile, are being established
on the slopes.
H.
The French idea. that home-pro-
duced alcohol could be substituted
for Russian and American light oils
for driving motor cars has not been
encouraged by experiment. Analysis
proves that the alcohol has only
about one half the carbon of min
eral oil, with As times the oxygen,
and it's calorifc value is little more
than one-half. Tested in a Broichot
horizontal engine of two to three
orse-power and in a Benz vertical
motor. of three to four horse-poN er,
the new fuel showed nearly twice as
great consumption as that of light
oil. The price of alcohol being
double that of even fine light oils, it
is calculated that in France the power
yielded by $1.0O of petroleum would
cost the equivalent of S1.75 form
light oil, and at least $3.50 from
alcohol.
II
The digger Flea" is Sonth Afri-
can pest whose recent spead from the
vicinity of Delagoa Bay to points
further south has been brought to
Government notice. It.differs great
ly from the ordinary flea, lacks the
latter's agility, and attacks only the
soles of the feet, into which it bores
holes and lays eggs therein. The
results are liable to be very painful
Sanitary precautions have been re-
commended, and medical men at the
various ports of the Cape have been
requested to give the little invader
their attention.
ii
One Of the water-mains Of Torquay
"a ten-inch cast-iron pipe laid in
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-12-02

Coffee berries are coated with
sugar by an English grocer, the
cheaper material increasing the
weight 5 to 10 per cent. In Germany
the berry is SO closely initiated by
prepared maize that detection of the
fraud is difficult, even on close in
spection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York February H. 1880
HEANs AND PEAS-There wac not much business Done
Ia, lut the situation ~ the marAtt remains uh
tsr,.s Marrow and red kidney are Offering freeN At
h rpuree quoted and the feeling ON MEDIUM ana pea =
~, ,,,re man steady White kidney lean rather more I'D
i,,ers, favor and outside figure j. il qu'a'l ~"
y.fv and there IL very lltlr eau l'4
,,r,l. som Green peas SLOW. We quote. bthhf INV,
,.,,. 1sus choice per bush. - 70 % medlum. i'"N'
b,ce a. 40 do pea 1875 choice s. - do frd kiahrl
s9. .hocc 81 10 white kidney ISIS holce VI Soe
- o. 40 Yellow lspS choice - f'Dtl ~ o" bHVN
t,f,e soup 81 tsJq<l 20. DO LANA - iiOniA s<au ss
,@as ms 81 zc1sl DO Lays vOdD2'so d" So'h '"'s
81 OTitaSl 10. 30 bags. =! We. , ,. ..,,,ss
y pi-T~rFK- upward turn 90 the inaIkei chiiiier
,l ,rtce. were advanced &c more again tocay hA"hs
80. - 3e FOR the week top qualities iIrsh ~
Trss were very light and previous receipts had Dssn
49,, So closely that bus IN search - g"ods ior lhsl
~ 80 could hardly supply their wants twenty l"
~.,,s became well established price Tor ,hfA Hr-n
s,.,v rrss selling mainly at 2n2l u. ana there was
ry has ed, anced about ia proportion but thrIr are
80, ,ev Goods that commanding oar ~ rates IN .
,toesae .ay state dalr shares N ne impfp' rnrhi
ureftN fair business ana s.fohk HhIhf'
Tar imitation Creamery and fresh factory IN" bhpmtnS
a., m. week foci up s.l42 pkgs We quote .irHme'
tVestern extras per &c DO nTsts. 2v'5gs'3'. %
i,b,rds 10 seconds 1g3is4c DO state hnes zlg1l Is
a,s,s tni.H25c thirds 20 seconds, lvo lNfc, "'H.
ern tun. nnes iSaISi4c. do western, h'I4 POI -"
rrlme 4Gl7c dairy. halfnrkin tuts lI'th han''
nnesf 2Dc. DO tubs. fresh, inject lbqzo' 30 90
nnds 10 nrsts I5QIhiic. State dairy summer hnl IA
made tub. or rrkins best loe. DO poor 70 Eooo
Wssern imitation creamery. extras VI 70 90 49,,
Nhabhs. Do seconds. Ma1hsi w"s'a aAi55' nSss''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL

Rochester and Buffalo.
, - Trains leese Grand Central stations as follows:
500 A. M.-Daily except sundays The famous
- EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS LIMITED. .
Fastest train in the World. Due Buffalo. AS 2. NJ :
Niagara Falls. 5S2 7. NJ Toronto. 800 =. ~; De
S.45 a. Mast MAIL Dsiy-For Buffalo Nirsara
- Falls and Cleveland.
1910 A.. NJ. DAY EXPRESS. except sunday. For
, M Buffalo and all important New York State points
CAGO SPECIAL Dsy-For Columbus. Cinen-
=. matt indianapolis St Louis AMI Chicago.
3.oO M-TRoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
- mo sunday. stops o. important stations. .. -
train TO Chicago yia Lake shore Due Cleveland
40 A NJ. due Chicago 4:So p NJ Sleeping and
parlor only.
6.OOP. N WESTERN EXPRESS Dally-For Niagara
8.2S p. M-NoRTHERN EXPRESS. Dsiy-For Troy
100 P. M.-ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
$50 P. M.-BuFFAIIO AND SOUTHWESTERN.
SPECIAL. Daiiy-For Buffalo. Niagara FANS
. Cleveland Cincinnati. indianapolis and st. LOUIS ILL.,
O.15 P. M-PACtFIC EXPRESS. Daily-Fo' oscens-
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chcago, ahu eN
cept Saturday Cape Vincent and the AuDhIn roa1
1910 nght-MIpNrcpr EXPRESS. For Cs,caso
every nghte except sanda; hsh''' S'"'A'
DIS A. NJ and 355 p .Daily except sunday 70
Piitsfei. Sundays only 81 go A ~
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated WITH Pintsch Light ..,
Ticket and Wagner Offices at Grand Central sta,ion
i3 26l 4i3 Broadway. 81 East i4th ST. st2 Broeaway
o35 Columbus Ave 81 l25ih St l2ath ST STATION
a i3sth St Station York: 33s and I20 Fulton -
Telephone '27sO Thrty-slghth street for New YORK
Central Cab service Baggage checked from ho'e OF resi-
aence by Westcott Express Company
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

S~w Nurk February ~. ls,s'.
BEEN Receipts w~r- - cars. l"j head. all ir
saughferef- direct. with the exception - carload 80
trading cattle Feeling steady Gables quote the
Liverpool and ul,H markets slow and unchanged fui
I've cattle sheep and refgerat.r beef CIV dressed
beef nrm al 40 per ~ lor slides Exports o.
day inclried - cattle IN the Europe - LONDON, 80
head 700 .he ohio llu l2iS quarters u beef IN the
ioauia a. i ~r;u0i tuc ir sheep - Pc West ladies ia
the t'ler and the lrraVhid}
CALVES Receipts 1870 head. ali flr the market
and making with state calves. i4p sale steady
rh4 rsns were fully cleared iNnmon ~ choice veals
soli NJ Sass ~ peg H. % southern calves At
81 - bunch Z Westerns - - tify dressed vealr
siead, a. .qi.tsr ~ country dfef~i Al 1alc. and
lressel rel calye= Dun At Gi-a7itO.
Saies-M collins - southern calves. go ~ average.
nt - - PEI loo n - 49,. - ,
H. fl, s. 20 ~ d.. 1876 No. ss I Ip 100 n a. 80.
Judd 4 CO.. ~ Western calves 31 n. at 81 20
SUFFP AND LAMBS Receipts = cars or 1904
head all fYr market and including The stale stock.
there sale = which 1T Jersey city and
Al si1tefh 49, sheep We're u light ruppl' ana trire
rrrn lamb. aud barely st~Aij Three we're to
sell close. Fair 90 prime sheep so.d 80 '.gs4 80
,-r loo n, prime lambs. ~ 25dS5 20 Dressed
mutton sfeadf dg7isc pr u dressed iamhs quiei ~
7aAl.r county if,ss~d hothou.e' lambs r'nrce and
nan 90 Sass per carcass.
sales Judd 4 co.: 2pI Hunsio lambs ~ n avetage
a. 81 30 per - 60 ~ n. a. So % ~ buffalo
sheen ~ n, 81 81 ~. = do. 100 n. 40 81 -
I II Hume 4 Bro. ~ state lambs u n. NJ s. So
j. O Curir 4 SON ~ state lambs. 70 n. at s. So
state sheep. ~ N. A. 81 49,
George Dilienhark. is4 Runalo lambs 80 n ~ s. 81
HOGS Receipts cars or Hl head. all for ths
.sush,.rers eToci. the exception = ~ head No
sales rsported Mentally nfm at " iogH 10 per 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12

Mot.AssEs AND -yHr-ps The market for nolasse-
a. Ell A., r,. r.r ,,.f a, si.,,, M. nan sed prices
So - ,,,i,. -, a-7,, and v-i,h ~, .harees = lr
- ,.,,.o,i,,,s ,,'fa,.. H.,, orleans ,.r.rf
I"'',f No. ~ o. 49, ,r,,l -qg,1.+ ,".i new
"a, .'.. , .,l.s. ~eo. 1-,es,. ,rsr Idle
I"a ~, ll."" M" -'41' - 500. mn, 100
% 3" "-N",o, 80 nc, -. ~ t,6a1' O. Ic,
-, lah. l-'-fl'. goa. l'''>' '+'''' ''-' '''''
- a. ,--,.,-,,r, r .., To- t.-,i. frt,b. Ma.
g" f.NN kt-l,'lI IN. man '-aN ' ia n,',
..I' ,.''... %. 'ii,fs,,l Al IN AID nm 81.
Newcastle 3f Antwerp 2isI Hamburg. - Pfc hatt.r
ID. o. ,,...sr4.n, r.. ,.f..n d, LIVERPOOL ,.r iui ~
~ nominal London oa,s D. 81. .... FREIGIIT~ AN9
IN i,r-t-ps 1t NAIL TO- steam and sal tonnage
, ii,gf, lyii ~ ali a.,srtrnens t1-a, sail Ton
"8S N-i..-. -' 10. H. -, 49,. nor ami f.-li
i-Ar was N@'''5 s.o,crs ~ ina,Ir, Va. l-i and
."-N -. o.. I'm, iaaiirg r.f.s yef. ouUf
%l,n Emp. f'''sS '' ''''''
aN4. u. .lif'i - I'D, .. L. .,. ....,,..t, o,-. .- a
ui--.,.n' g,'''t. ~. ,'1e t"s1 IN ..,Gv ,i.,
ha' holiday lui h"Id s,e".( gu, . ~ ,' t
ana refined pr.r,eu! lni. a. - ~ ..,, rs-l
The f'll'".nf week r." ' M W" ...i. IT,.
remains hfm ana SHOWS some a'i' 7 me ~" ,.t'r.s
Home demand has been F'f' GOO hN' ~ '. 49,
are sun smaller man expected i"l'e aHIlnt "t W.
has been evidence q some liie ~asines' ""nS !"
tie decline in lard and lack q demand for Ia io" ne
c.ipts Of clttoused ol a. mis- port Tor me Wf"k n'u
Ing thr. ugh shipment - export are 81 ,hIs we
quote. Petroleum. bills - 50 and ln tnk. - q" iAHa
delptia bis s. b. and in hah s. frnn.d oa-es
Is crude naphtha. cargo~s SO. dc,.ozrd -" %
COTTONSEED -Prim~ Guide 2og1H IIIps ,f''
mills. l'alN,- prime SUNNI no.. 10 80,
summer Fello" ~''1R-+., "r'''l ,,,, % i,I1slaJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12

ERIE RAILROAD.

Throuxa trans New-IoEk loot OF ChanberS0Ga
a. foloNs and Ave minutes earlier from West xsd-a.t
utOu M.-yestbued Express daily for blngnarneo9w
Vsverly Eimra, Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Banale
p NJ Parlor car Buffalo . 80.
go - M-Vestituled l!mited-Fsst ma. daily. SOLID
,rsa for Chicago Arrives Cleveland $40 ~, chicago
6P NJ sleep.rs 10 Chicago. Cleveland ana Cinanna"-
Dlnipg Car -,.,, ,,..,,,,.. r.....
ssw Arrives at Bunaio ;Oo A. ~ Bradford 20 4.
NJ Jamestown ZOO A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A.. n.
cleveland 10 80 P NJ sleepers to Buffalo and Cleveland
Cafe Library Car. 49,. ,-...
Waverly and Chicago. sleepers TO Hornes'ile chicago
M III us LOCAL TfNE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CoMMoDATIoNs al Ill. ll3. e6i. t9i and go Broad
St Chambers and West I'D 81. ferries New-York 30
snd SO F yponst Broadway Brooklyn: 22 Rlver-s.
unhoten and Jersey CITY Station New-Yora Transfse
CO calls for ana checks baggage from hotel. 1d res-
dencsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12
NAVAL STORES

A r,....ra,. amount = business Was mplshei IN
naval stores day and feeling was quite steady
he South continued ~ favorable average
At quiet hut firm rosin steady and
tar quiet Quotations follow
TAR-Ilrxular- 81 81 tar OIL lUls. 81 l2'g
SPIRITS tt RPENTINE- asa 4j'7e. .-.... -
ROSIN Common - good strained ~ blpSl 81 r
81 35usI 20 r. 81 a. c. a ~. II. 81 81 J. 81 20 h.
81 - NJ s. ~ y. s. 10 " 90 - -. W W 3 -
STOCK ON HAND
posln ........... - bhis
spirits turTtnrnr ..--...-.--- 90 , Sp,s'
Tar III Dds
Charleston Feb i.--Tu-p-niire market quiet '2'se
Rosn steady unchanged
Savannah Feb iI.-Spr,t- furpentn- hrm. +2isc:
sales ~ tbs receipts 1872 Resin nrm ana unchanged;
receipts 2.334
Wilmington Feb i-Sp!riv tufpent ne arm t2'gf
4Sc receipts bbs Resin hrIn 'p4'tjc receipts 800
bbs Crude turp-ntin~ qciet 81 3jgS2 80 receipts -
bi!s Tar steady. -. receipts. 2t1 lbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12

cash quotations Ner" follows Flour eteady ~.nter
patents s. 6eass o. o." soft s. 4oass b. hsrd srasS
sa sSG .e e. '' ra H4s11 s's' 70 - s
36'.c. No. yellow corn. $685. clover con
&c ,as' TS and ah M''eS 'SsS No vs ii
8O'. q9oi.c No. 2 rye 55sc. ". = barley: "a
seed 81 2s pork per bol So 9jdslo lard Per 700
n s. 81 short ribs sides goosel s. '5aA 90 dry
ososea s. o5as5 Is whiskey dstere' finished goods.
per 81 30 cut loaf s. 20 granulated 81 20
arm III. oreamefits 1920: daires nai7c. Eggs firm;
fresh dc cheese steady: creameries. 9salic.
Cincinnati. Feb ii.-Flour firm Wheat hrmer: 40 ?
~ > mixed So,.c Rye inn 80 q g. Butter firm.
sugar steady. Cheese firm.
Milwaukee Feb ll..whe4t firm. No northern. 90;
barley dun. 80 5ld5i'sc sample. +sc
Minneapolis. Feb. n.-Whest dull and steady. FEB,
ruar.. no May: 7l%q7,sc. July lrg1 a. r. 81.
frst patents s. ons second patents. s. 5oaSa "a,
first lar s. G5as2 -. Bran unchanged.
eo1 rn99I sae Fc s - i f com ann ana
higher. y, = mixed. February old. ildt.c FtbIIt' y.
ne" ioq oats trmi ~ %na'e xiP cipp ga
34isc nrm and = higher. fanc! Western cram
'ry. 30 Do print, - Eggs irm ana = hsner; , o
southern 22a23c cheese firm. R~Hnei sugars IN
cnanse Cotton firm ana 10, hsnf' n1e.Hs uP nha
: 80, bush. corn. 5000. 300 shipments: Whed',
2.u-U bush corr. lLOoO.
+. Louis. Feb n.-Fleur que, steady! wh.a, higher .
Iul, 71isc. NJ hard. 6NgGsi2c corn firm higher 80
cash 81 g.. February 3iisc May 35'sa35's July 30
NAY 2s'.r " . Whit" 3oiyc Bran arm: sackel east
tr,,S 80 Butter hrm. creamery. isa22c. dairy l4n
IL. Legs higher &c.
Toledo Feb. ll-wheat dull steady: No cash 53iac;
MsN 10 BID co,n au.. hsher No miS IKE; @8,
81 = ra.h' 57c Bill ,.oyerseei higher stead prime
cash Old 81 - new cash and February. 81 i2'f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12
WEST SHORE'R

Trains leave Franklin St. Station. ~ Y. as follows
and Is m later from foot q W. 42i 81: nall, ,o
I2,45 T. " CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Dsy LOT
Albany Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Ealls:
Cleveland Detroit, chicago and St LOUIS; A r
Chicago and 50. Louis afternoon Dnins Car
5,46 P NJ 30 later foot W 4?d ST. cnsaEp po Sha
S. Louis Limited Daily FOR Utica. Syracuse, RON
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland chicago and st Louis. ,.x p,,
,,oO p NJ Daily FOR Utica Syracuse Rochester, but-
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto GO. p,....
SAX p N Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse. hoohes-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit CleNe-
land Chicago and St Louis p.r.c.
Time tables principal hotels and oHces bassat'
checked from Hotel Residence BY Westcott f'Hpre
C. z LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusltsly.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Fo,s tracks. Electro Pneumatic sgn1ls.
station, q New York 10, q I;oer'y 81
Leaving tine from south Ferry Gooi whitehall sJ 10
i've minutes earlier than that gwen below fo Liberty s..
Trains leave FOO, Of Liberty St.
For Ea.ton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauoh chunk Sc,
go to Ea.ton, NJ io 90 600
A, NJ. ,I:59 ?. NJ. sasIays. .i:ao -, Of,
GS@o II % 70 ReasmE, N l3 go 800 10 .s.o
gio TO R hsoiRs ~ i5 90 is5 $50 P 81.
81, sS"sa s'.s sss s"S h. w n. sss sua :..
$3.50 a NJ ic ALL 10 All I'll ROT III as''
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN grove. &C.,
o1 Ps E ssd P Bsas s b9s D'iP o s RS
.n " Sea GRO $50 COLE only 80 20 Red i B Rss RiI
= 81 s SLY = IA s Haas e."
h hsS r' 4 1 200 0 P d'''F 800 iO' o' 70
OI For H.aS!e Hletand:. $50. s;s9 iiso 4 NJ Us.
49, 1913 ola FOR LAKEWOOD.
.4;3o, $50 1915 A. NJ, las. $40. ''o T. sundays
Fer iskshur.t. :.;so go 1918 A NJ. las. $40 40
T,%' g Eyss and B.T9rsat ''o $50 A. ~ 49,
For Atlantic Cit. vineland and Bridgeon ''so A. 81.
l:t5 P. N .-.. 49,, u,u,,.... q.
Nayeslnt 'i3o $50 II 80. A N. l:i1 i'o p ~ sun
days. 900 A. NJ. 400 p NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WAsHiNo~
From foot q Liberty s.. r...
NJ "f Zoo d'ys so so 800 Royal Blue Lm.d pGis
Carr 800 p. NJ. IL 10 ndt sundays - 30 1000; uiS
BRINE Bnns Es ar 500 ~ ~ AIS md Aaa'ass
so s week Re s dass - 800 500 NJ
w Tssf s s "a aFGF, a e' 5o 'ea ~ a.
way 7s7 9th Az 81 +. 18th 81. 1873 East l25,h 81 1s
west l25,h ST.. 25i Columbus Az. New {9rs . Court
S 20 Y Tan.,er Co viii call ,or and cheek baggage
from hotels residences to destination
from from south scuth'f Ferry I1 ats at 5:25 P NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12

Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE limited supply of cattle re-
oeiyed 90 day disposed ~ az unchanged prices, the
average sales being 5c higher Than those paid week
Fancy brought sGQsG II. medium steers - NJ
as 10. choice stArs s. 50gs5 10 beef steers 81 20
81 ~ stOckers feeders 80 3odA ~ bulls. 81 wa
s. 30 and heifers 50 3Odst. Western FED steers
s. 2JaS5 Texas steers 81 5OaS4 ~ calves $5a$i The
u hogs heavier than expected in view u me
weather and buyers forced prices on 20 loo lct
Fair % choice 81 - - or packing lots ~ ucpS3 "
mixed 81 Bja - S17 butchers 50 IOu So 90 lights ~ ~
GS3 50. pigs. - 35ds3 20. There barely enough
sheep offered 20 make market and prices ruled uu
changed. Poor 10 prime sheep s. jOgSi 80. yearngs
81 9tns4 o. Inferior choice lambs, Sass largely at
- ~1nt4 o. Receipts cattle 100 head. hogs, 5000
sheep. 800
Cincinnati Feb il.-IIoss steady 81 iOGs4 10. cat
lie easy AZ - 3os5 sheep steady s. 23gsi -. Lambs
dull a Sass 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12
SOUTHERN coTroN MARKETS

Galveston Feb lI.--Cotton nrm. mddilng. i6c low
fnidIling gl6c good ordinary 3 Gc receipts. 3J9i
bales saes. 327. spinners. ~. stock. l4l iO@. .
Baltimore. Feb. Il.-Cofton nominal. middllng 90
low mddng : l5-i6c good ordinary, . &c receipts
7u:g ba coastwise. 100: stock. 2t2tb
Memphis. Feb ll-Cotton steady. middlng &c. 10"
m1dllng 5'sc good ordinary. Jc net receipts 10 oles
er.- .2O shipments 3.70l sales. i.2D; spinners 'Du
stock - g37 .,,,,
New orleans Feb. U.-Cotton steady midding
~ i6c low niddrv 5'.c good ordinary. 80 receipts
ga5 bales exports Great Britain. 52H 20 the CONT
nen lo.OS - lstwise fp4. sales 1900 stock 49, I5i
savannah Feb fl.-Coti0n steady. middling 3'sc low
~ $50
-. Louis F-b. ll-Coton FIRM. miodllns. 5'sc. low
rrilfirF 5,c god ordinary 53-lGc. net receipe -
ilcs gross Cl3 shipments. 1851 sales l72. stock.
- 4n2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12

sharp advance in the asking price. cf feed TO-DAY n.'
s 81 rs n. .srsh ss &C.
gs sprns clears 50 lSgss so 7ca ssgn no no xne
81 G7sGsi 20 to arrive; buckvheat -four; 81 go RYE
to fsney q sS, SSSed G9Sd Quilted
Kiln dried 81 i5qs2 IS. as brand Rag MEAI,I
coarse. SiSs5c FEED stronger. quoted spring
s bull 81: p'iG s sacks SssT to a Winter an sss
latter white ine si5 30. middlings slGGtIs city feed
wEXr Most % III the short session was
ES to an svRas UP 81 aGpn in n ro wheat
was az character to make new ventures hazardous. IN
forenoon closing officially .alhc net advance and
on the curb ruling quiet with MAY from 'Itc to ~
cold weather in the Wet IS almos, without precedent
traders loss Therefore to form any 'pino1
to what m esc, VIII be on The fS oDv war " Tnr n
although sections by snow. s giving tise
n,, r .n~,,r Mi siye an accurate idea ~
tent ~ crop dan re and meantime. the market must Ne
assaed by conflicting umors from Az parts ot 'he pg
With en- unexpected advance OF 40 in the lyerpoo mar.
addition tie activity among shorts Little wheat wac
for sale the early hours as no one .aied -
cars sgans, s36 cars and weather condi-
tons favored even older n n IN re
,eip,s anticiuated for time No more than tnes
fs r1ur sales Friday at Gpono bbls 2S30o bbs Tor
the week The pronounced strength in corn bad hep
toned No red quoted &c over MAY b anost No
Corn oday va. bulish run OF from the West,
weather II already making
itself felt in unusual demand for feeding PURPOSE
Iowa ad,ces claimed about 100000 bueh per day
we're being by farmers TO feed stock mat - oIuh
iiV turned out hustle for itself. There was good de
,anS rom o A, short Traders which kept the marker
strong all the morning and left final prices 90 neI
higher An export trade Of abou, 10 Io.ds was reR s
~ All ports curb MAY ranged from ~ ioc 20
soi,c bid closing exc asked. at o'clock No corn
closed o anoat. and i5rc 10Y oIu
OATS-The market dull. but STEADY. ~ 70. oa'a
ciosel Az, No oats 34i7c. 40 white. So. 80 .
white Sc track mixed 35d36c. track white a7g a"c
white clips. &c. RYE-Market hrrnrr' 10 80,
D n afoat. No. Western. e. o aloa''
state rye colo. New York. carlots bAKL i:,
varLo, iul feeding lGi1G4sC. Bunalo ma I'iihg'
SGis coz delivered New-York Bl Ck W HEA MAJ
,l-. eA Sc. track. NeN lork
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rrrornAN pnonrcn MARKEr.

Liverpool. Feb. H. 1:30 n.-Exr hang Wheai-sIot
f-.adr ~ Western winter. IS No red Northern
spring - lOild Corn-Sp0t steady. American mixed.
nov p -. 10 Old. 3. 81. futures. February n2lAig
mote! Marc. steady 20 sd. MAY steady. Il 'Nd Jour
- I,rus fa7c, winter ian. - 81 Hops at London
ia in to,s. firm - ljsT t. - Beef dull, extra !nla
mess G5s. PRIME mess. Dos Pork dull prime mess PIE
western SOS. prime me-. neaia ~ 49," 2r ,ir,ter
iarl ,' y o. 80 - firm. 26s Gd short ro 20 10 - No.
gI ~ Oh. long clear mdie- light. - 10 ~ TO- steai
N irx c,ear middl-s heavy - O. 81 ~ seaiy IS ~
-har clear backs lc % j. 10 steady IS clear pe'.s
"a p. ig 4, lu' 3is SHOULDERS Square. l. - - To.
stealy 25s Iard-Prme Western dull. 2ss 81 ,heese
.,.a,.. American finest white AMI c)lorel. Ns Iall"
pri,n. I'D, strong Rs Cotonseed Liverpool refined
ann Is o. Turprntine- Spirits firm. 32s a. Rosn
,.,r,',lr efr3f, l. lad In seed OIL. lss 81. Buter
t-r.st u,fef -tate- Sis good SIS Petroleum Refined
asa T4a--C canadian. - 9iai. Wheat-Spot No 'ai-
Is - -
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


. ATOMS foo, West Twenty third Street and Des-
leaving time from De.or9s;e, sse s.5u so
$50 A. ". FAST MAIi.-Pullmsn Ggne; PsrIor ca,
New York to Piusburg sleeping Car Pisburs to Chi
" 'I FXsr L i Ts. and elsysasa
$50 A. ". Pennsylvania LIMITED,-PuIIm1:.n
on earn r sF css es so< 4a s"'
10 " cd a,:ill * xSb b0 * LOUIS
tor Nashville via Cincinaa,D indianapolis. chicago
$50 2. VI. WESTERN EXPRESS FOR chicago. For
40 p. ". soTiH%EsiERN. EXPRESS For pill
=, tie'eiaEd Cincinnati, LOUISVILLE. Ind'shsp'"'
80 r. NJ; PACIFIC ExPREss--Fo- p,,, tss and
So 49, NAIL AND ExPRssSPP,,sms,S g p1,I:
@' al; Ts az HS6 ,'l lons . :''''s'
I SsS 80 % ~ congrsssiena LIN al Psr2r s.d
=. m. i:q5 nsht sunday - 20 1850 tDinins car,
Dinins Ssgs : ~ 'Dinlns cao 80 dining can. SO
SOUTHERN RAILWAY -"Florida limited 1880 a. u
ArLtNffff E1p1'' i2S . io' nse say a 10
M. "ees-'sys. Express. o 20 a m and $50 p N
ff GR 6b f5Fx S4q p6S4 ~ can,
AT T3J;;S55S CITY GTI .Ds.srs;',. ana
raFof Cars. Passenger ecs ana comSa:i
CAPE CAPE nMAY:-I2so .. m. weekday.
s,r's, s'auon'. $50 a. n 1920 32o and 40 m
Sortisndt streets 10 N. 1880. 3 80 ard $40 D. m
sundays, e.45 a. n. jij D. m
80 - FOR pHILtDELPIiIA.
$40 20 80, s2o $50, 30 go Psnns. Limited. 20
DINING CsD. 1870 Dining carr ii-5o =. m. ~ 70.
100 20 $50. 40 40 Dining CAR. 80 DINING
ssnday S 10 go 30 go n,,, 70 '5 5 4,
tDining can a m. II 80 10 dining can $50. :, -
.pinins car, 40 Dining csD. $50 Dining Car. TO.
TS: oc'' S:; Ill.,. -. ss l,a IL ~ s, 2.
station. and stations foot Desbrosses and Corrsnd.
streets; Court Street so Fulton - Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station. BrooNyn' station;
Jersey cts. The New York Transfer Company VIII
sal ~ AL check baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone '2T57 Eighteenth Street for Penrsyy 10
Railroad Cab Service
J. b. HUTCHINSON : r WOOD
General Manager General Pass Agent.