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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-03-30
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-03-30
Cu2GyIC DISEASTc
EXAMINATIONS FREE &c iii.

me Doctor tGgIrs Ezo a1ssts dsscnsCa. hut
makes s2 siaity of ca UOnIs AMI iOT.g-stgdirlg
diseaSes. Cases given mp by Ctne- dOclofs and
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DIm ID.

BORDEN.-on Friday, June 2. of pneumonia In
his 10th year. Owen Ives. youngest son Of Mat
thew c. d. and Harriet NJ. Borden.
Funeral servces will be held at his late residence
rs West Beth St, on Tuesday morning. June Q. At
half past 10 o'clock.
BOwNE.-At Glen Cove L. L.. on Monday, Juno 8
Richard N. BOVINE. In his SD year.
Funeral from his late residence on Wednesday,
O'Clock p. NJ Carriages will be at Glen st. station
on arrival OF train leaving Long Island City at
ia. n.
GILROY.-on Sunday morning, June 4, $780, q.
her residence. I West 121st st.. Mary N. Gilroy.
dearly beloved wife OF Thomas F. Gilroy.
Funeral services will be hold on Tuesday. June Q.
1929. at Church Of St. Thomas the Apostle. 11eth
St, near st. Nicholas av. Kindly omit flowers.
HICKS.-on Monday. June 3. at her residence. TO
West elst ST., Josephine g.. vito OF William n
Hicks.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HOYT.-on Saturday. June 8. at Highwood. Nor.
walk Conn. Henry I. Hoyt in his s5th year
Funeral on Tuesday June 9. at $3.50 P. II. Car
riages Will meet train leaving Grand Central de-
potato P. NJ Interment at family convenience.
Enthusiastically. on April IL. 1899. George Nor
Ram Hyde, beloved husband OF Violet Buel
Hyde and son of the late Prof James T. and
Augusta Hampstead Hyde.
Funeral private. Chicago papers please copy.
| LETHBRIDGE.-At Orange. N. j.. Monday. June
s. 1899 Frank r.. eldest son OF George and the
late Minnie Steers Lethbrdge in his s5th year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MONTGOMERY.-On Monday evening. Juno 8,
at her residence. West 74th st.. sitter linger-
ing illness. Hester A. wife of George W. Mont
| gomery.
| Notice OF funeral hereafter.
| MOTT.-At warmnster. Pa. on the I'd inst. John
c. Mott, son OF 8. R. Mott of Bouokvtlle. n. Y.
| aged 10 years.
| Funeral services at his homo. 2so Central Park
| South. on Tuesday. June 9. at 4,so P. NJ Inter
| ment at Hamilton. NY
OLIyER.-June 4, at sunern. N. Y, George Oliver.
| in his 18th year.
| Funeral from his late residence. Wednesday. June
| !. Services private. owing to serious illness of
his wife. Albany. N. Y. papers please copy.
| PARK.-On Sunday. June 4. 1899. Edith Norwood.
| wife of Noel r. Park.
| Friends and relatives invited to attend the
funeral services at tho residence of her brother
nlaw DR.. william H Park, 816 West 10th ST..
| on Wednesday at 1880 A. n. Crawford N. j.,
| papers please copy.
| RYAN.-suddenly. June 8. 1899. John Ryan. Jr..
at the residence OF his father. John Ryan. lol
East s1st street.
| Requiem mass at tho Church of Our Lady Of Good
Counsel. 10th st. east Of Sd av.. Tuesday. juno
| g. 1899, at 10 A. N. Intermsnt private. Kindly
omit flowers
| dicitis Philip Henry Savage. aged 81. son of
Minot ]. and Ella Savage.
| SPRINGER.-Suddenly. In tho Hudson Street
Hospital. on Sunday. Juno 4. Samuel B. Springer.
| aged 90 years.
THOMPSON.-suddenly in Paris. on June Z.
Mary Evelyn Mefet widow OF Col. W. p.
Thompson OF New York
| Notice of funeral hereafter. Virginia. West vir-
ginia and Cleveland papers please copy.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave NOW YORK, foot OF Vhambers
street. asfolows and hvo minutes earlier from West
ono A. M.-yestibule express daily for Bing.
J.OO hamton, Wayerly. Elnira, Buffalo, Bradford.
arrives Buffalo 7. NJ. Parlnr Car to Buffalo.
Ono 4. M.-Yesubule limited-Fast mail daily.
ZsOO Solid train for Chicago arrives at Cleveland
1910 4. NJ, Chicago y. NJ. Sleepers to Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
T,Q0P. M.-Butalo and Cleveland Vcstbuled
:OO Express daily. arrives Buffalo T:O5 A. NJ.
Bradford 1920 A. NJ, jamestown TOO 4. NJ, Younvs.
town 1927 A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 p. NJ. Sleepers TO
buffalo and Cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
OIL < =. M.-Daily, solid train for Blnghamton.
az - FlmiTA WRvrrly. Chicago. Slecpcrs to Buf.
fAlo, Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
INCKETs, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III, ia, 2dl, 4Ol and
ah1 Broadway, 1871 BowoTy, i5d EAs! l25th st. and
res New Yori; sSs and $40 Fulton 81. Ss Broad,
way. Brooklyn: 20 River ST., Hoboken. and Jersey
City station, New York Transfer Co. calls for an
checkr baggage from hotel and residence " destina
ton.
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Took Poison BY Mistake.

Mrs. Amelia Marion. 80 years old, died yes
terday at her home. 100 Schermerhorn street
Brooklyn. from the effects OF oarbolic acid
taken. as supposed. by mistake for medicine
On Sunday night Mrs. Marion got up and wen
to closet in the room in which she kept tn,
medicine, but PICKED up the bottle containing
the carbolic acid instead. Her husband sum
moned DR.. Thomas Dixon, but II was impossi
BILE to save tho woman life.
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DELAWARE, IACKAWANNA Z WESTERN,

Stations in New York. foot OF Barclay and Christie
pher StS. Leave. Arrive.
Binghamton Mailu.......... 800 am S:3Opm
Buffalo. Ithaca. USwego. Utica
Express ....... '..,..... 10000 am 300 pm
Chicago and Buffalo Express. 1900 pm $500 pm
Scranton, Wlkosbarre and
Plymouth Express. .,,.,,,,, 400 pm 1920 pm
Chicago Buffalo Lin. FIX. 1900 pm %7:3O am
Buffalo FIX. arr. Buffalo am $3.50 pm $3.50 am
Syracuse. Ithaca. Oswego,Uti.
ca Express ...-....-.'..... - 80 pm $3.50 am
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at IL, 42g
and $50 Broadway and II Park place.
WcEtcotts EIpress Company will call for and
check baggage TO destination. "Daly.
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TIE srILLMAN JEWEL ROBBERY
Nearly All the Gems Recovered Except .
Diamond valued Mt $4,000.

Nearly All the Gems Recovered Except .
Diamond valued at $4,000.
George e. Hird and Robert f. Wright. but
lers In the family OF Lawyer Thomas Z. Still.
man. who were recently arrested on suspicion
OF having stolen nearly $4,000 worth OF ewels
from the safe In the library. were arraigned
yesterday before Magistrate Bremen in the
Adams Street Court. Brooklyn. The former
waived examination and was held for the
Grand Jury The hearing In the case Of Wright.
whom both Mr.. and Mrs Stlliman believe to
be innocent will be held to. morrow
with the execution Of u ar-shaped dia-
mond. valued at $4,000. nearly oil the stolen
jewels have been recovered. Some we're found
in pawnshops where they were pledged by a
man CLOSELY esembllng Hird. Mrs. Stillman
told the Magistrate that on March 81. when she
and her husband started on "Trip to the South.
she put the Jewels in the safe, and fearing that
she might forget tho mbination, wrote IL on a
sheet OF pansr which abe placed In the writ.
ing desk; Ths detectives think that Hlrd got
the com bination. while looking through the
writing desk. which was left unlocked.
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10000 FOR MISSIONS.

Public Requests Made by Mrs. Eliza De
Wolf Thayer of Newport.
NEWPORT. II. l.. June 5.-The will OF Mrs.
Eliza De Wolff Thsyer, widow OF Dr. Thatcher
Thayer, which was filed here to-day. makes
the following public requests: $1,000 to the
American Board OF Commits sioners for Foreign
Missions OF Boston. 5000 to the Woman 3
American Missionary Association tCongrega-
tional) 81 New York. $4,000 to the American
The valuable library OF DR.. Thayer goes to
Brown University.
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Railrnads.
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 A. NJ. and 300 p. NJ. Daily. except sunday. TO
Ptttsheld; Sundays only At p:20 A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Ticket oiiicsS At 49, 26l, 4l3 and l2lG Broadway.
20 Union So. W.. 235 Columbus av,. NJ W. l26th
at, Grand Central Station. l2oth 81, Station and
l3sth st. Station, New York; 88S and 72d Fulton at,
and 100 Broadway. f. D., Brooklyn
Telephone "27s0 Thirty eighth street for New
York Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence by westcott Express Company
GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
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BARRIERS to Defy the Sunday Closing Law

Tho BARRIERS of patchoGue. l.. l.. have banded
together and pledged themselves to keep their
hhops omen on SUNDAYS in defiance OF the State
law One OF the BARRIERS said tonight that he
had as steady customers four Of the leading
clergymcR in the town.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot OF West 2sd, Cortland and De1DrosSes
streets Qenna. Il, Ferriesl
. Time West 2hrd Street Other figures Cortlnndt or
DCshfUsscs streets. daily cAccpt SUNDAY sunday
only. otner trains daily: sunday eSNes6S. esun'
t,B,53 100 a. II, lHca, FOR EASTHNx
FALLS md " est, and principal Local points. PArlor
and Dining Cars Connects t?T Goal sranChes.
ExPaIHSs, - HandsOmtst train n tie SorS. Inn
Tied TO seating capacity. Due buffalo y6 l. NJ; con
psctlnE with through secperS to De'r.it and Chicago.
13.33 st rGs TdkkKtE as E4anaSE;
1893 4.0s r. NJ and fHinNye1rH@sdis,S Poip,:
Ts4,51, J,l5P.M Local for MAtCH CHUNK.
1910, $40 l.. NJ Local fon MAI Cd CHUNK.
1910 0.2OP.M. Local Express for EASTON.
'5.51, EO.0S L, NJ. For iiunaO ard points West
Through Sic ping Cars TO Chicago and Tofonto
.7.33, 500 !, Express for BuFFALo and
-l0.25, 1910 PM. orlTHACA ROO HkslE
BUFFALO and Meet. Sleeping Cars TO Chicago,
SOUTH PLA lNFlELD and BOUND brook locals
49 'S.2J and $50 y. NJ. - -.
So, 81 and &N broadway, Is Union Square west Ea
Columbus Ave. n. Y S6i Fulton ST., Court 81, W
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station, BrooGlyn
y. Y. Transfer Co will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through TO destination
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New Trust Company in Harlem.

new trust company. to be known as the
Harlem Trust Company. has been organized.
with a capital Of 100000 and a surplus Of
100000. Tho company will have Offices in
the Hamilton building In course Of erection at
Park avenue and l25th street. The promoters
OF the company are Macay Davies. real es-
tate brokers'
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Mrs. Winslow,,s Soothing Syrup for Children
teethinR softens the gums, reduces Inflammation
allays pain. wind collie diarrhGa 26c bottle
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l,FAIEN r,rosals lutorsed Ptupo ais for steel
- and noor, will be received At tn. Bureau Ok
Yards and Docks, Nav Department; Washington.
until I o'clock June ~, 1899, and then ana thcrS
publicly opcned for tn" structural steel and fire.
proof door for the COnY"Tsipn ct building No. "A
Navy Yard. New York. INTO two story hroproot
storch"usc Plans. sp"c hcati"ns Hud forms Of pro-
posnl can he obtained from IN" Comnlandaut. Navy
Yard. New York. MORDECAI T. EN!iEoTT,
NAV ~ Isgp Chief OF II ircAu.
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If You Haven't Tried 1t BcfoSc

Begin now and learn what other leading ,ummer
resort have discovered through adyerts
Ing in luE SUN. The result, desirable "ell'pay-
ing clentage.-Adp.
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Sp.clai cable D,spatch TO The Sun.

FALMOUTH. June 5.-Another attempt has
steamship Paris, portion, OF the rock on
dynamite and it is reported that her bow Is
clear. though she is still fast amdships.
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AIbanY evening Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
will leave Pier ~ \ T., foot Canal 81. At p NJ
with trains North. East and West.
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL.
III leaving Dssbrosses St a:l5 p M tSstnrdays
lab West AID At. $50 p N. SATURDAYS NJ }, for
CRASSTON WEST POINT, CORNWALL, NEW
BURGH NEW hAMBuRuH, MILTON. Pc 'KEEPSlE,
RONDOUT and KINGSTON.
CntskiI, Hudson and COXsackie Boats.
Leave foot OF Christopher st. daily. except Sunday,
N8P.M
NEW HAVEN LINE.-Pier 20. +. II, Steamers daily
~ except sunday. at 7. M. and IL midnight.
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1t il better to wear out than to rust out.
Lafayette Place Baths NEAR +th ST. will stop the
rust and prevent the wear
Open day and night.
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Proposals.
AqueduCt Commissioners Office.
NO $50 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK May II. 1922
TO CONTRACTORS.

ing tho materials called for m the approved forms
of contract now on u IN the ON Of the AIuedurt
.Comuus-uuris for building overflow and blOw.UR
sewer. water .plrrr and arpurcnanre, IN connoc-
ton with the jerome PARK Reservoir ~ the new Crp-
ton 4 Iu' u I %. tho @ilh Ward, Is rough Of tho
bronx IT the f S,w York viii be received ltths
SOON. AMI they Mil he ppbll ~ pp"ncd By tho
AuHrlUct rnlul.sIuu'r r. soon Ihcroait"r ~ pos.
sh,r and tho awlrl ui the Contract T. 4 doing sail
wurA and I'm -lshiuL sal mat 'rial- Will o." made by
sad Comm - on, r. a. ih"ryaIlt ~ lr"trahi".
spc,l m 'Rt'ums Thereof. and bids "g proposals AMI
proper envelope, for tn r incl srg, irrm Of hon .
and all p'hur information can b. 0htau,d at tho
ar'Y. office If ~" Alu,Uu : commissioner, on APP
plica on To- tllr Docr"'ar,.
Is urd,r II the A uirdU,t COmmisaor'r
JOHN }. RAN. PresidanA
HARRY ", WALKER. Secretary.
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Railrpads,
New York and Boston All Rail.

NY. y. II. X II. X. n. and connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave By way of Due
p;O4 \ NJ Springfield aud Worcester, $50 M
1000 4 NJ THEW London and Providence 800 p M
$1,000 Nj, 'New London and Providence - Pm
IL: ON. Springfield and Worcester, 54uP.M
tl;OOP.M. Air Line, Via Wllimantic. H;oOPM
l;o2pM New London and Providence, 7;opPM
8:OOP.M,,* Ncw London and Providence 1900 3. NJ
4:OOP.M ."Spriuvhrld and Worcester. 1000 PM
sh:UOP.M.. "Sew London and Providence. / ! .ODI NJ
sil:OuPM M Sprin Iheld aud Worcester, O:l5A NJ
Hoop ,"New London and Providence, 6!o5A NJ
"Ruus daily, including SUNDAY.
ttBay state Limited all paTlor cara; fare 81. In.
GLIDING parlor GER seat
tAir Line Limited arrives and departs from Park
Square station Boston Return service same hour
And ny same route swll stop AZ o5th ri.
Through parlgr and sleeping ears by each train.
U. I. HEMPSrEAD Gen. Pass Agent.
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"PRISTED MATTER, &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &c. for Ger
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&c, for other parts of Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays German
steamers on Thursdays, and Cnnard, French and
German steamers on saturdays take Printed
Matter, &c, for all countries for which they are
advertised to carry mail.
After the closing Of the supplementary Transit
lantc Mails named above additiu nal supplementary
mails opened on the piers of the American. Eng
lsh. French and German steamers. and remain open
until within Ten Minutes of the hour OF the sailing
OF steamer,
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QUEBEC, Can chat 'au Frontruac. 4. r, $500 mp
QUAKER HILL, NY ......, MIAcn Top, op juno -
ROCKPORr Mass. Turk silica lima y Sl7.1uNkly up
RHINEBECk, N.Y. prugbruuk Inn, A.P.sIOwkly up
SARATOGA SPRINGS y. l..,,..... Tho hCnsiuStu
SANBROOK Pr, Coun.. Fcnwick Hall, opens Iu.c -
STANFORD. Conn .ShiprRl Point, 80 week
STATEN ISLAND, Pavilion Hotel. sii anIUp weekly
WASHINGTON, D. ...... Arlington Hut"l, A. r.. 81
do. ,.,..,...,........ The Itarigh. +, r. sl.5u up
WHITE MTS Profile Hsr, i a. gn-: uI. july a. oct.
The sun., 1899-02-19

The exports from the ports thus far this have
been 5bSp95l bales, against 1875, 7S thus far last
season. The worlds visible supply is &,473.055,
against AZ, ia last year at this time The Postal
weather in Alabama. the Carolinas. Mississippi.
Tennessee and Georgia. The Signal Service pre-
dcted rain within the next twenty -four hours in
Tennessee the Carolinas Georgia and eastern Flori-
da: fair in western Florida, Alabama, Oklahoma, In
Texas fair in western Texas except probably rain or
snow in the Panhandle New Orleans advanced
points. Futures here rose to points but reacted
slightly and closed st ady at net rise OF to
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unfavorable ", ather conditions, light receipts
diminishing stocks. tendency to reduce crop esti
ward planting preparations. ali Infused greater
strength into the market. The election OF NJ. Loubet
as President Of the French republic seems to de-
prive Liverpool of its alArmst ammunition. and
futures there We're higher l-day inasmpch as tho
the civil authority rather than the military will be
supreme in France. As to the weather conditions
Signal Service predicted rain in the Atlantic States
during the next thirty hours. The warehouse stock
this time last year. 26e 900 in 1927 ia oooin 1898
it.ooo H. in iS%@ and HOO" H. in 1871 t showing that
past; There was less pressure to sell here to-day.
@ % bn qsi
ing for southern and Wall street account. The
ago II will be Interesting to see how much the de-
nett vii be increased during the coming week That
certain. Birmingham. Ala" March cotton has
rotted in, fields owing to unusual long spell of
and We md smaller number Of remnant lots than
at same time last season. Our stocks are rapidly
Atlanta. Ga-"In spite of bad weather, we find that
good deal of cotton has been gathered in January
and so far this month and sold. Not much now in
aGlds and SyidencGs of exhaustion are unmis
farm work for at least week or ten days. even if
.This ssciion ha; seen me most dsSFreeaGlo fall
and winter in thirty-three years. W" now have
the coolest weather that remember. Many OF our
tS SeS SItS9 aye st !" E hs
covered with snow. We have had almost continuous
for the next crop. no fall ploughing and since
nR n To T plant veE gss @ GStI2n from
10 per cent Of former years. Not more than 30 per
cent. of last years amount Of fertilizers will be
sold" Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 1--we have had
week of better weather and thRw has come at last.
Hope now in for a spell OF fine weather"
Atlanta, Ga. Feb. IA" Planters claim that
poor grade Of cotton left in fields. together with
lateness of farm operationss, owing to prevailing
weather conditions. practically force them to aban.
don further efforts to harvest same"
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull at 6Ipc. for No.
T. Sales of 300 bags Savanla Futures closed steady
at unchanged prices. Sales $3.50 bags. Havre and
Hamburg were unchanged. American warehouse
deliveries 1Op05 bags. Rio firm at unchanged
prices; receipts. 10000; stock, 900: exchange
unchanged; receipts. 5000; stock, $4,000 Prices
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UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm S1.O00s).
q u 3a OO4
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COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

SATURDAY. Feb. 49, s.-GRAIN-wheat-spo was
steady. Sales 100000 BUSH for export here and
at the outports. No. l northern Duluth. 6Ec.
over May f. o, b. afioat; No. l hard Duluth. 12c.
over May; No. l northern New York. &c. over
May. Chicago received 80 cars. including
@ contract; estimate for Monday SO cars
Futures advanced &c. to 'Ic. on the general
list but reacted and closed 3Ic lower, with
sales OF 100000 bush. After Change May on
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Tho coffee trading Is light, the receipts at Rio and
Santos oLtinue large. ard the warehouse deliveries
though liberal. are smaller than last month Tho
trading in futures Is mostly local and chiefly in
transferring from near TO distant months. Owing 10
the recent large arrivals deliveries ex-ship to the
interior dealers will probably he liberal for a time
and likely to be mist Lken for actual deliveries
from warehouse. Tho truth is that the warehouse
deliveries of late have been smaller than had been
eHpect.d though this decrease may be partly due
the ditfcult navigation in the harbor. The visible
supply of Brazil in the United States is still very
large being 1,aIs.o0o bags. against 1.152. 900 a
and 1856. 900 bags at this time in 1897 To-
days Brazilian receipts were still liberal. exchange
was lower. and this market was decidedly dull and
entirely devoid of features of interest
PRoNlsIoNs-Lsrd was quiet; prime Western.
S5.H2S; city. $500; Continental refined. $685..
were steady; picked hams; 7e7'4c,; do. shoul-
Dressed hogs. 5A@Oc. Buttrr-Creamery West.
ern, extras. 22s22hc,; do hrstS. 2I92Ihc.; State,
full cream large. colored or white. fancy. 1oISc.:
do. choice oqi@1oc,; do. small, fancy, ilslIjtc.
SuGAR-haw was frm at l6c. for pba test and
snGG l%iGG' for ~, test Refined was quiet and
CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-These were to-day 8 priceB;
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Burp's S8b.5ll.s26 SsI.s7a.s25 Dec. 81. .13s 900
The surplus a year ago was SOS. .69S $50. aAd
two years ago sos. .665. $50.
The imports OF general merchandise. includ-
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curb was 7ex@77c.. closing at 1880 Prices
rs follows: -,


oDeafno. HeA,a Le..,L cs.Inc. N!.CI,:: N!Cn,,::
#;;sn s$ig :,1:::..::Sfsss Sfssss III III s ESs
s SS Esti IN elevator, S s5to DO Delivered sSs HG
s.f sif Isd aIsd sSs s9e FataTss
received sei oars and expects $40 on Monday, Corn
poI Sss 's%ey SsSs yD0a 0G se s sS No.
May No. Sss tSS SSS SD
FutnrS; declined sc sales g" 500 100
sO sSe ac.nE AsE Css3so aSSS fo My SoR
Hy;c$ o'iSjs' HiSS sSS h;;S;i ;S$ '.i;:' NS :gs
lack Of animation is really the worst feature Of thS
Il because Of the favorabie crop reports from the
SsS %Ss sFGS a. SSGSSS snd baSh sR
increase in the visible for the west aud SsportS OF
S @ sods fSm ESS
small but this fact is rScsiblo 70 the recent storm
total exports for the week Therefore only ssss
~ BUSH against 5.7soSSo last TsSf sn SsSs ssnes
july j It should be borne in mind the total
i tno 'Eas' ss asa.cS
this years figures are even Larger Than han during
at the West to-day was clear, mild and springlike
Sooner or later crop scSres NIL have more OF less n
Wheat Of it's coveriid of snow. and alternate thayne
and are trying to the gssst IN
California and material increase in clearances dur
ing the coming week would not be at all surprising
Here we have two factors which may have consider-
able influence, especially Europe ts still largely
dependent upon this county for wheat and will be
for n good while to come, all tho luouhra-
tions of pessimists to the contrary notwith-
standing. Prices to-day started stronger. ospo-
Corn was depressed partly in sympathy with wheat:
The tendency too is toward an increase OF stocks
the West. Owing to imp peded navigation the exports
for the week dropped to 1,hbO,S4b bush, aganst
8 S65 1922 bush. last week, 5050,515 bush. in this
week year ago. B,44l APO BUSH in 1897. e2b,O39
bush. in 1895 and 5p2.H67 bush. in 1895. since
July this season corn exports aggregate 1o4,StO-
12l bush. against 10. 5G3; 24d bush during the
same period last season. This shows that the un-
paralleled exports of last season are closely hppro1i
mated this season. Elevator interests and country
dealers however have of late been free sellers at
times Oats sympathized with the rest of the list
FLoUR-Quietand steady Sales 1000 bbls. Receipts
were 5.5OI bbls and 6,p22 sacks exports 1l,412
bbls. and LILO sacks. Winter in bbls.: Superfne,
s2.2Oa$2.3O; No. extra. S2.35oS2.+5: clears 3lo
@sS3O; straghts. $34OsS3.5o; patents, S3a59
S3s5. Spring in bbls.: Clears. S3@S32O; straights,
s3.35SS3.6O; patents. S3.soGs4.
COrTON-Spot cotton here was unchanged; sales 100
bales for spinning. Middling upands 6esc., against
G4c. last year; New Orleans and Gulf 6Jac.. against
6ltc. The Southern spot markets we're unchanged
Memphis sold 5000. New Orleans 1,25O, and Au-
gusta 43o. Liverpool declined l-32d. on the spot,
with sales OF 5000 bales futures advanced III to
. points closing firm. The Vement o-day was as
To- Day. Last Week. Las, Year.
Port receipts. ......... S,2S2 16,486 25,o9+
New Orleans est,
Monday. ay............. hnOO %'oIS %o'onS
Augusta. ZOl loo a"S