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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-10

A pet thrush owned by a New
York man sang 80 long and loudly
sn the early morning that formal
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Special sale Fine note paper. 90
boxes. Denny -coryeil Co. Tls TIT ave.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
Best aud only thorough Dancing schcoliu
tity; DAP and evening sth and Columbian
HOTELS AND fuHNIsBED ROOMS
HOTEL BRONSON. 40 Flint avenue
Good elevator; rooms singie OF an suite.
low rates. Dell Crane. Manager.
II you wish = room OF anticipate Z change
Try tho Rochester Hotel. Pike and second;
good room 81 Per week nicely furnished
outside rooms q TO -; trsnscisnss &c and
aocs free baths; electric iishs
HOTEL YORK. first Avenue and PfEsi
hrsi-elass rooms and beard II = Per week
HOTEL COLBY. cor. Third aad Cherry:
Hrstclsss room aud board. p week and up.
GLkNwooD HOcsk. 10 south Hfth
single rooms 81. 81 50 and - per week.
IhE VICTORIA. izus first sve. elegant
Furnished rooms. ~ and ~ . week; suites
with bath. etc. o. c. stark. proprietor.
HoTKLsASol-rlea rooms 62S First
MARION HOtsk furnishea rooms rates
reasonable. c. Leysnder, io7 Marion cor. LIST
Niceiy inrnisucd aleoye room; tslephops
and hath in house. ais Mint ave nue. south.
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DENTIST


~ ~ Depev. Dentist Specialist in Grow
and bridge work. <34 Burke Building.
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a full grown Hon will tip the scale
a. 100 pounds. Five hundred and
forty pounds T. the record for an
African lion. His bone IL solid and
heavy az ivory. The tiger runs the
lion very close A Bengal tiger.
killed two years ago by a British
officer. weighed so pounds.
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Aru Home swing AAsbinss Beet sai
cheapest msehin. Iaai.. soii on easy pay
ments. onics next door 20 fostofios.
WITH T. KING ~ Al sewing machines
Sold ~ u q. NaTis. los s~esnd ave pho
arsf dealer in SEES ng maehtnes and sewing
mhshius fuppiies. ieleph0ue Huf sti.
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The seattle Junk Co. paws lowest prices,
but square business Ice Railroad avenue.
Telephone BLACK Ills.
Alaska Junk Co. rays highest prices:
prompt returns. No III Western avenue
Telephone ifke iis
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wA>rsp- cInr,trNe..
ABSTRACT or rIrLn.

Cast OF eiofhtnK. tfnnks and ysiises DoaEat
~ Iio second ave. Phone Red iIsl
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One Of the most remarkable things
on the north Pacific coast Is the
large number Of hallbut IN Alaskan
waters. Small steamers catch car
goes In a few hours time, and II In
no strange thing TO see a hundred
thousand caught in from two to
three days
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Meat Prices.

Fresh Meat Uobblng)-Cow beef
% per 10. steer beef. 90 per ID. NUT
ton. wethor. Sc per III. pork. 7hc
per ID. veal. large Sc per ID. small.
Ice.
Provisions Oobblng-Hams. large.
i0he hams. small, lie. breakfast ba-
con. ne. dry salted sides, 7Ao. Rex.
SIC.
Lard GobblnE)-liome- made. per
N. 7Ac. white star. Sc. Coin Special.
SIC; lard. compound. tierces. 6iAc.
Rex. sAc.
Fresh Fish OobbluF) - Hall
but. 2dic. salmon. Ga7c; founders.
3ftfe; Holea, &c. rock cod.
Sc; trout. i2hdl5c. shrimps, Toe.
shad. 2u4. sneit, ta5c, oysters.
Olympia. $3.50 per sack, fi.sO per
gallon; CLANS, il50 per sack: Dunge-
ness crabs. alive. ti.lo; cooked. $3.50.
ling cod. 5Gf6o, black cod, 6W7e.
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Nuts

walnuts. per ~. seeks. lie. East
eru black walnuts. Zoe: pecans. i2@
i3c; nlhcrts. lac, almonds. fancy. soft
shell. ise; almonds. No. 2. lie: pea
nuts, &c. pine. lac. hickory. Zoe. 20
coeoanuts. per dozen, 10000; pop
per lb.
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Atiss Bye WORKS. ~ uuion street Tel.-
phone buf iggi Inc only french Dye
Hauss in the city.
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DANCING AcApkMY.

James BoshwelI- Mortgage Leans. Fire In
sursnee a surety honda . Hoston Bib; Tel
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fuhf.ef TYP siumsnum and .uam-l
ietisfs iof signs snd house numbers ChAs
Weston. zl0 3esiet way i'hons Bisc. 1873
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lsrsou.l-sre yoa gong esmpingr
have tents. camp stools. amp stoves, cots.
etc. for sale OF rent 4. Chaplin, col and
"a fike 81 rect
FOB sALE-tsood, efoom house and Z
lots; on car line; hIgh and slightly: tilea
Hardin. ins7 Efrst avenue
go Hanson before parehasIlE . swing
chimes Tor saie reasonable rs Coils biz
street opposite Postosfce.
Wanted 10 buy Old rold and silver. Il
HsnseL msnfs. iswsier. - Hinekley block.
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. ARMY Goods.


Nafhing istta tor Alaska. tim Der. eannfry
~ bari work tnFsify foHsefs. doahls
oesfsaai TIE. dyed bisek ttpi Ten.
Miles Storm ami e8id senth~f cool sosts.
ftin. AuuY alHak wool hats. lle. Rubber
tlankets ~ Navy uudsrthi IT'S and fraNerA
81 a. sHfh blankets o. 10 sud up. Govern.
msnf fents sxe. Elg OYsfthifts s21A
klfk. isl7 First Avsnnr.
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fi0mtfsskefs look THIS ups corner los
sDalfH ~ feet from fhifd arshue ear lins
ffurad 81 Kfeft. With ueH cottage fDuyef
{ al select he own plaBsJ small cash psf,
iusut balance monthif install nrhtti lets
Than rent. low iHiNffFfs plenty 0f ifse pas
lure fnr STOCK h0nfe a. fost iSn or $50
ZINE lnt 10 North hsatfls on csf ilsri
todAy only $50
ktik0N AAeTHRHsOs a 60.
~. hsN YORK Block
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tsntf. st8Ms. entt. etc. for sAls or f"nt
SEATTLE Tent and AHBiBg c.. Marion sni
Western Telephone Nan 40.
ief sAlr or nent f~nts I'll AHss. nsH snd
sscand band, rhrHps Invalid roller ehaifs
D.. hsrtns. SIKH md Pike streets
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,. A. KELLOGG. % Bailey Building.
HFts a DAsigis Sd ~ ye,s Hiae<
CHss \. kNOs. Rooms N-Is Halter hidg.
MILO A ROOT. le-is Roxwell bsildtng
y. T. CARROLL. iasyef. proctor In Adj.
lpifsltr aud solicitor Of Easenta Ma SIS
SEATTLE National HAMA balialng
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oLnr,lEs cLEANINa.

sestti. Clothes Pressing Co keep roar
eleenlng. repairing lies ~ ~. Tel. Baa iSss
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One Of the banks IN Dayton. o..
has upward Of 1000 In $50 gold
pieces which have lain In its vaults
for N years The coin r. about the
size Of a penny. and II no longer
coined. The bank in question IL
selling them out at a good premium
as souvenirs.
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Hay OobbinK) Sound, per
ton. t5dg. Eastern Washington tim
othy. il4Hib. alfalfa. -.
oats DohbinEl Pei ton, i30G32.
Barley Rolled. t27.
Corh--whole. f225o. cracked. i23;
feed meal. per ton. 80.
Feed-Wheat. f7i: oil cake. meal.
is9. mlddlings. fsid23. bran. SIC;
shorts. si7.50: chopped feed. s2oQ22
dairy chopped feed. Sls. seed oats.
s30u52
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Best aud only thorough Dancing school Il
eisy; dsy and evening sth and Colunb bias
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ArroRNiys-AT-I.Aw.

sr.iils Abstract Co. as s.- Yort NJ
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Captain Colin Keppei. son Of Al
rnirai Of the Fleet Sir Harry KEEP
pei. II the youngest captain on the
British naLx list. being only "a years
old He dHsvood work IN the Sou
dan. and for this he has been spe-
clnllY promoted.
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lumber and Building Material
Logs Superior quality. per NJ. No.
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BANKS
TIE flRsr NATIONAL BANK OF
kEAINTlk

qHA FuGkr SOUND NATIONAL BANK
Uk SEATTLE
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Correspondents in all the principal oItiesia
the United states and EUROPE.
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fruits

Huttsr-Ranch. io1I2c: fancy dali
~. In squares, iso. Washington
crcamcries. III prints, isneoc. East
ern Iowa and Eigin. iad70c.
Cheese Oobbing1-Sative wash
inEtou. i2hai5c. Eastern i2gisc.
California. lee.
Eggs U1bbing)-strictly fresh
ranch. PC.
Honey California comb. i19
isMc. strained. &c.
Poultry Dressed chickens. 1sMe.
live chickens IEr
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Kit carson's rife. which was car
ried by him for more than 10 years.
and which never failed him, Is now
a precious relic in the possession Of
the Montezuura lodge Of Nasons at
Santa Re. Of which he was a menu
Der
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-18
University Shuts Down

Florence February 17.-(Special.) -Bailey
Springs University for Young Ladies, To-
Gated nine miles from this city, has sus-
pended operations for the remainder of the
term, and the teachers and pupils were In
Florence yesterday and last night en- route
to their several homes. The immediate
cause of the suspension is said to be the
running of the water and heating apparatus
of the institution during the recent cold
spell, and the consequent freezing out of
the young ladies attending the college.
There has, however, been other/sources of
contention between President Ellis and his
faculty for several weeks and the suspen-
sion is the result of these differences pri-
marily it is said.
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REV. w. G. CLEVELAND DEAD.
Prominent Baptist Divine Died Yester-
day at Talladega.

Talladega, February 17-(Special)-A
death has occurred in Talladega that takes
from this state one of it's brightest and
best men.
This morning at $3.50 o'clock, Rev. w. C.
Cleveland, D. D., passed away at the family
residence after a lingering illness of sew
eral months. In fact, his health had been
SO bad for the last few years that he had
given up the pulpit. He was Go years old
and had been pastor of churches at Selma,
Birmingham, Montevallo and Columbia. DIR.
Cleveland was also president of the Baptist
State convention, which place he had filled
with honor and distinction for a long time.
He was chaplain of the grand lodge of
Masons of Alabama.
DR.. Cleveland moved to Talladega about
eight months ago and had endeared himself
to the hearts of the people in such way
that his death will be keenly felt.
The funeral services, which were largely
attended, were held at the Baptist church
this Afternoon at o'clock, Rev. L. NJ Cal
laway, pastor, officiating. He was buried
with Masonic honors.
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MIR. BRYAN Will SUCCEED M,kINLEY

From the washington Times.
"The democratic leaders realize that they
cannot carry New York in a presidential
election, and they intend to ignore the state
entirely said Representative De Graffen-
reid, of the Lone Star State, yesterday.
I'VE have given New York up as lost. We
will elect the next president without the aid
of the electoral votes of New York. We can
do it, and we do not intend to permit Mr..
Croker or any other New Yorker to dictate
our ticket, or what shall be in our platform.
So far as the democratic party Is concerned
New York is set down as a sure republican
state"
win Mr.. Bryan be renomnated next
year?"
Certainly. Nothing can prevent it ex-
cept his death or refusal to accept the nomi-
nation He will be elected, too. Mark the
prediction. We will reaftirm the Chicago
platform of 1896 in all of its essential points.
1t will be the old fight over again, and we
will win Mr.. Bryan will be the next presi-
dent of the United States, if he lives"
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SMALL DECLINE +. :.
IN COTTON MARKET
-
Due to Heavy Realizing Sales in
EARLY Morning.
NEW ORLEANS WAS SELLING
Which Added to Fears of Faure's Death
Carried the Market OFF
Somewhat for -"
the Day.

New York, February 17.-There was a sood
deal of realizing at the cotton exchange
this morning, but in the afternoon a much
steadier feeling prevailed in the face of
the weakness which developed at Liver
pool, which reported a decline and showed
unsatisfactory sales for spot.
This started our market at a decline OF
points. Subsequently the market was
bearishly influenced by selling orders from
abroad, and decline of 7Ql0 points was
reached before the bottom was touched The
weather reports were bearish and larger
movement of cotton was predicted. The
death of President Faure, according to pri-
Vate cables, largely explained the pro-
nounced weakness in the English market.
For while this had depressing influence,
but later there was a general recovery and
prices recovered to within few points of
the final figures of yesterday, in spite of the
vigorous resistance on the part of the bear
contingent.
The afternoon market got a good lift
in the way of advices from the south re-
porting favorable conditions in the spot
market. Encouraging accounts were also
received from American spinners and from
print cloth markets. New Orleans was an
active seller, particularly during the morn
ing. Some of the larger shorts covered
quite freely at the decline of the morning
and few of them took the long side of the
account. The market was finally steady,
to points lower, having again settled Al
the end of the day under light realizing.
Chicago, ILL.,, February DISCRIMINATING
stocks and charging farmers deliveries
broke the spirit of the bulls in corn to-
day, and heaviness on corn depressed
wheat, each cereal closing with a loss of
&c. Oats were CSC lower Provisions were
a shade lower all around.
New York, February 17.-Cotton, dull;
middling 65sc; net, 81 bales; gross 5,2n;
sales, 200; stock, 101 1884, continent, 81.
Total today: Net receipts, 1900 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 20,06S; to France,
S,351 to the continent, 1884; stock, S40.S12.
Consolidated: Net receipts, $3.50 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 6S,07S; to France,
o., to the continent, AZ, Isl.
Total since September /: Net, 6,981, al
bales exports to Great Britain, 2Sl7 SOL;
to France, 623 ,54S; to the continent, 2,0S7,-
0S1.
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Comparative Statement.

New York, February 1.-THE following is
the comparative cotton statement for the
week ending Friday, February II: ~ -
Net receipts at all United States
ports during week $3.50. 6SG5O
Net receipts at all United States
ports during same week last year. 1856, l63
Total receipts to this date ....... 1881, al
Total receipts to same date last
year -. -. -. ....7, O97, 6S5
Exports for the week go. ....... -. 119, 292
Exports for same week last year.. 1872, 135
Total exports to this date ....... ....5, $50, Ala
Total exports to same date last
year. -. .......5,O73, 100
Stock at all United States ports S40,S12
Stock at all United States ports
same time last year al ,233, 1f9
Stock at all interior towns 472,904
Stock at all interior towns same
time last year -. -. 49,. =. -. $50, 453
Stock at Liverpool. ........... =. IL 7S4, 900
Stock at Liverpool same time last
year 49,. :. 49,. ...... ........ 900
Stock of American aioat for Great
Britain -. -. ............. =. >. 175,Ooo
Stock of American afioat for Great
Britain same time last year ........ A4,0e0
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Local Staple Groceries

Local Staple Groceries
Flour-Best patent, $4.25945O; straight
$3.S50l4.10.
Sugar-Granulated, s5.32; Y. c., IS.
Coffee-Green, 9q11kc; Arbuckles pack
ages, S11.30; Lovering'e packages, s1oS0: I,v-
on's packages. $3.50.
Lard-6Ac.
Clear rib Sides &c.
Molasses : Centrifugal, 15Q25c; sugar
house, 200l35c.
Rice, 51s@61sc
Corn-Yellow, Soc; white, sic.
Pearl Meal-S71Rc.
Cream meal. 9Oc.
Hay-Choice timothy, s14.5O; No. 1, s145O:
No. 2, $3.50; clover mixed, $780,
Mixed Oats-40c; white, 42c.
Bran-Mixed. SIS; pure wheat, s16
Cotton seed meal, $3.50
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Daily Statement

Gaveston-Firm; mddling, 6ssc; sales, 12i
bales; receipts, 3,513; stock, 1885.
Mobile-Quiet; middling, 57sc; sales 800
bales; receipts, ATS bales; stock, 29,672. j
Savannah-Quet and steady; middling,
15-l6c; sales, IS bales; receipts, 1904; stock,
59,212.
Charleston-Firm; middling, SIC; receipts.
20 bales; stock, 1888. 4Li
Wlmington-Firm; middling, &c; receipts,
So bales; stock, 40,14.
Norfolk-Steady; middling, csc; receipts.
1857 bales; stock, 35,367.
Baltimore-Nominal; middling, csc; re-
ceipts, 1896 bales; stock, % ,292.
Boston-Firm; middling, 65sc; receipts,
1872 bales. ~
Phiadephia-Quie middling. 67sc; re-
ceipts, rs bales; stock, 1929.
Memphis-Steady; mlddling, &c; sales, a.
$50 bales; receipts, 272; stock, 1877
Augusta-Quiet and steady; middling,
61sc; sales, sos bales; receipts. "a; stock.
81 Sol. s.,
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Now Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, February 17.-Cotton quiet
and steady; sales, 1850 bales; ordinary,
41ac good ordinary, 15-16c; low middling,
7-16c middling. &c; good midaiing, csc:
middling fair, Use: receipts, 1889 bales;
stock, 39S 1894.
Consolidated: Net receipts, $3.50 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 6S,07S; to France,
1908; to the continent 42,l51; stock, S40,Sl2.
New Orleans, February T.-Cotton fu-
lures quiet and steady; February, $50 bid;
March, 5S9Q5.91; April, 5.92Q594; May, 5.96
al. 81; June 5.97@5.9S; July, 599q6.0O; Au-
gust. 595@5.97; September, 5SSq5.S9; Octo-
Der, 5.SS@5.9O; November, 5.S945.91; Deem
Der, 5.91q593.
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STOCK MARKET
CONTINUES BUOYANT
President Faure's Death Has No
Effect Upon Stocks.
STOCK WEAK ON OPENING
But Paris Appeared as a Buyer and
then Confidence was Restored and
Stocks Went up Several Points
Above Yesterday.

New York, February H.-There were adj
vances in stock prices today which were
material in the standard stocks and the
market left off buoyant at the best. Trans
actions reached nearly million shares for
the first time in some weeks
Some hesitancy was manifest at the open
ing in view of the possibility of foreign de-
veIopments which might follow the death
of the president of the French republic
The fractional declines in the London and
local markets were checked when Paris ap-
peared as a buyer in London, which had
a reassuring effect.
Noticeably weak feature in the early
traang were Sugar, Tobacco and Burling-
ton. These stocks, one after another, were
taken in hand and carried well above last
night, the rise from the lowest reaching
712 in Tobacco and VA in Burlington. Many
traders viewed the acton OF yesterdays
market as indicating a resumption OF a bull
movement and purchased stocNs. Inc TACT
that ST. LOUIS earnings Tor the second
week ia eDruary Increased somewhat Ill
sp.te OF the SNOW storm along Its route,
renoered II a leader IN the uays strength
ana II advanced "a and ROCK Islana rose
over points.
Among high class investment shares,
which Were generally strong, pennsylvania
advanced us. central and southern Paclncs
strength Was a renecIlon OIL the expectation
OIL me settlement with the government
Missouri Pacific was also strong, while
Union and Northern Pacific showed heav-
mess throughout. The plans which
supposed to be under way to better reg
uiate the anthracite trade seemed to affect
Reading first preferred, which advanced
about points. Philadelphia advices of
new subscription privileges for stock lifted
Metropolitan Street Railway some points,
while Third Avenue rose even more. Among
the usually inactive stocks there was a rise
of So in Long Island Railway. London
was moderate seller on balance. Many
of the large brokers were instrumental in
advancing prices today and commission
house business was considerably larger
than of late with many sod-out bulls TAX
ing hold again.
The bond market betrayed a healthful
tone in all quarters with the absorption of
the speculative issues very marked. Total
sales S., 125. COO United States IS and the new
as declined Il in bid price.
New York, February 17.-Money on call
steady at 2A@21z per cent; last loan, at
21A per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 2A@3A per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S6@4S6H for
demand, and at s4s4d4.S4A for sixty days.
Posted rates, $4.85d4S7.
Commercial bills, $4S3@4.S3
Silver certificates, 591A06O
Silver certificates, 591ad6012.
Bar silver, 59A.
Mexican dollars, AN.
Government bonds weak.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-18
Trains Again Running.

Baltimore, Md, February 1.-THE snow
has been removed from all the Baltimore
and Ohio tracks except on the Valley divis-
ion, where 10 inches of snow fell last night.
All main lines are clear. Regular sched-
ules have been resumed and trains are
running with but very little delay. The
entire freight service will be resumed as
soon as connecting lines are in condition
to receive consignmentS.
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NOTICE to Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of D. A. Heinrich, architect, corner
Third avenue and Nineteenth street, for the
erection of a four-story addition to our
present building. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the office of the architect.
and bids will be received by him up to o.
m. Saturday, February 18th, 1899. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids.
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-18

Florence, February H-tSpecial.)-Hu
bert Gray, the 1-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs John Gray, died yesterday afternoon
of meningitis and was buried in the city
cemetery this morning at 10 o'clock. Rev.
W. L. Andrews officiated at the funeral
ceremonies, which were held in the First
Methodist church.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-18
Total Net Receipts

New York. February 1.-THE following
are the total receipts of cotton at all ports
during the period from September /:
Galveston, 2,37S, 233 bales; New Orleans, L.
726,9l9; Mobile, 2S1 ,90S; Savannah, 962 1928;
Charleston, 3421 ISL; Wilmington, 2S5 l9i;
Norfolk, SIT no; Baltimore, 26.523; New
York. 1851; Boston, 251 ,979; Newport News,
14,5l3; Philadelphia, 81 ,965; Brunswick, 2s2,-
24z Port Arthur, 1855; Pensacola, 14,39S;
Port Royal, 20, S65. Total, 6,981, 7i1 bales.
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5.45 short ribs. loose. s4.65a4s5; dry sailed
shoulders, boxed, 41zQ4ss; short clear sides,
boxed, 500; whisky, distillers' finished
goods per gallon, S1.25 sugars cut loaf.
$50; graduated, $50: No. 2 yellow corn.
35@351k; butter firm, creams 14423; dairy,
1111G1s; eggs firm, fresh %; cheese steady
at 9s4611c
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Dry Goods

New York, February 17.-There is no
check to the strong tone Of the market for
cotton goods The market today was of
average dimensions. thought the storm OBJ
structions have not all been removed.
Utica and Mohawk wide sheetings adj
vanced per cent, and some leading makes
of eastern drills advanced 4Ac per yard.
Prints are very strong and orders for goods
not in stock taken at value only. Print
cloths are bid for at ~ for regulars, with
out sellers. No change in wooden goods
situation.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-18

Fruits and Produce
Butter-Elgin. 221zQ25c; dairy No. 1, 25c;
dairy No. 2. 15c; country. 121kc; cooking. 1Oc.
S, Potatoes-Irish, 60Q65c
Lemons-Choice, $3.5014.50.
Poultry-Hens. &c; fries. 1lc; ducks, zoe;
geese 2Ud25c.
Eggs-14c.
Florida Oranges-In boxes, So. 5000.
Apples-$3.50Q4.5
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-18
Treasury statement

Washington, February T.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury shows
available cash balance, $271 ,4ss 900; gold re-
serve, S227, 351 1865.