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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, south

ern District 81 New York-In the Matter OF The
Petition Of Antonio MasCovetere, al. have Francssc1
Afalo adtudged Involuntary bankrupt II anDsar NJ
TO the satisfaction OF this by the afH5avfts Of
Cainsburs Eli NJ. Cohen both verified the 23r1 dav
November 1899. that petition has been filed In this
court praying that the above Francesca AisI0
may be adjudsed bankrupt in involuntary proceedings
that subpoena thereon issued out Of this CONT
directed said Francesca Aeo, returnabIe on The
18TH dav Of November 1899 that service tbereoF va ~
the petition upon which the obtained ro,5 ~
be made by the Marshal Of United States 1istr.
Court as the the 81 IA Nia-sba1
dated the 18th day Of November 1899 STATING tbat III
debtor could not be found. and on file In this
and
appearing that than ten davs have
elapsed the said return and no apDearanre
Med that the whereabouts OF fs debtor
unknown and that service OF the subpoena and pon
with due diligence be made upon him within the
Jurisdiction o. this court. Il Is
ORDERED and DIRECTED that the said Francisco
AieIo appear, plead, demur on IN. 27tb 4sv
February 1900 the petition herein dated the qrb
day November. 1899. and filed in the orc - the
Of this the 10th day Of Novenbar 1Sg9
that the said Francesca Aieo NAV be
involuntary bankrupt, and in his failure 10
appear. plead, answer demur, adjudication viii be
according TO the OF he petition And il is
further
ORDERED and DIRECTED that service Of this order
location week for six ;,nsecIIfiva
weeks in New York Tribune which paper is lesig~
mated by most likely to give notice to the said
Francesca Aiello, such publication be commenced not
later than the 18th day u January. 1900
Dated New York. January Il. a. D. 1900.
ADDISON BROWN
United States District Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York February 16, 1900.
COFFEE-There IA NV and unimportant changes
81 the quotations for Brazil coffee futures until late in
the session Not only market to
the range OF prices; equally small to the Eo
ume of business On the opening call there sales of
but $50 bags: lot i40c advance of
points the ~Feyious days closing price. Up 10 u
sales had reached only 1860 hays but for the entire
session the total "a bags steady undertone
the rule throughout At time
nominally points above the closing basis
yesterday decided actual transactions
Sellers The smsllness Of the during
the morning considerable extent due to this
fact The HavTe market made of Z franc Ham
burg advanced ~ pfennig; Santos cabed frmness and
Rio a decline of coffee l-32d the
OF
bags: this full while
deliveries the United
suhsidng In the afternoon the market better
chiefly local buying and closed firm a net advance
5a15 points Havre 1880 bags. including
Brazilian against l.SU2 400 600
spectiNely. Asst.
Brazilian ruled steady,
closing quiet. We Goute: No Sic; No a. sac; No o,
sac, and No 3. csc
The range contract prices market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York February L. 1900.
BEEVES-Receipts 1919 cars, 2.34i heaf
Guiding lib for slaughteers direct ana 10 TO the
arrivals % cars to be sold. which were Jersey
trade Steers ' not fePpS ge 6 9e9T tone 70
STEADY to shade hgheT Yards well cleared Ordinary to
at 50 4O and stays 81 s5aS4 90 bulls 81 5oa
% @ beef Later at g 5sS per g e fancy g beet beef s9
OF Great Britain. Exports to-day. 200 cattle the
ky0na to Gasgow for Doad Keife on SATURDAY the
COMPANY the Ontario $50 cattle for W A. sherman the
the Grenada 81 sheep for L. s Diienbsck and 21 for
ending satuFdsy February r. i4o c cattle sheep and
the oe of Of % al and 10 Pf sbee o6 Great Britain wit"
salesxShe G S Culver 4hio steers li3 n aver
IS Do Iiso r. At s.: do iis4 n at S. il Gos
y s. so 20 39o do i9Ss 60 ~ at 81 So stag 1850 n at
50 %; $ ds 1lsa at s s.; DO ii35 N, s. IS;
Ohio ,oos l2?4 n at s. 80; q
n ss4 N, at 50 10; IL cows, $40 N, at So
:io9 q + o6s 50 % d.
sanders bulls: 1850 n s. do go n. at 81 5o
s. SCI at 49, s. d. sto 8 3 s. DO $50 ~ s. 3
do sos r at 50 Gi. DO s 1aao @ g. 3 cows 500 n
at s. 50; , Do $50 n IA At s So IS co..
John Ducey: bull, 400 n at So 80; COW, 100 N,
CALVES Receipts were 1913 head including A. direct.
and with the few stale calves there We're ign on sale
quality considered higher Common % choice yeals
GOOD fed calves at s. So No 6anyerd stock on sale
dressed veals firm 94122c NJ country dressed
steady Sale little calves at 6@7'sc; dressed harm
Sales-J G. Curtis & Som 20 veals 100 10 average. at
do II 10 at 81 so; 10 rs ID at 81 % fed calves
at S. 25; 10 I2s S.; do, 1O7 n 81; 60.
s sanders: ysaIs, 1871 N. at IS 70; g. at sS0$s
NJ Collins: 10 Buffalo yeas 1876 H. a. IS 90 =, . =
+ H & Bro veals. Ia n. at IS 80; DO,
Andrew Mullen: 3 yeals Of various weights. at s5a$s
market making with the stock held over thursday 25ia
to be sold Of which II at Jersey City and SO at
sixtiethst. Sheep were in moderate supply and top
grades firm lambs in better demand than yesterday
and higher selling at Wednesday9 prices; ears Wg[e
50 IS per 100 NJ medium 20 to choice lambs at S@$I 3d.
7g9c per n dressed lambs at ssG1oc country
winter lambs Sass carcass and choice stock at
Be 3S9 Do 1871 STATE IA g 81 2d oS &C.
80 n a5 2IO g Buffalo do % ~ at s. 5 So 2 2c DO
do q s 10 'q os s h @ $ 81 s st g g. g.
at 81 62 Ohio do, de- 81 n q 8 So 10 'u ~ H. at So
Il ono 9 sTs los Rr re- at Isl State lambs s. n at 81 co.
1si do Sc H. at s. 5o 90 Michigan do 81 n at s. so
co SsP lS4 Bualo lambs at s. "a 22 do 20 n
81 SO Western sheep 112 ~ at 50 10; 81 do 50 ~
Harrington & Co.: Buffalo lambs; 81 n at s. 90:
SS do ois 20 % at 81 So l. Us Ohio do 50 ~ at s. % 50
s Judd & Co i4s kentucky lambs. 10 n 81 30;
% Nfh'@ Wkt s9SSR 2c5 B1a al lambs s. n at
s Sanders; I06 state lambs 80 NJ at s. 40; - do.
H. H. Hollis: state sheep. 1903 n, at 81 30; buck.
HoGsNReceipts were 10 cars or 1856 head, all for
slaughterers with the exception OF 20 head Feeling
ste fr Pm 6oG s fS pg per cG3
dressed hogs steady at 5a@7c N for heavy to light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb 16.-Cattle-Good to choice generally
steady poor to good slow to Toe lower stock
steady; Texans about steady; Texas bulls firm;
choice. $5aS6 poor medium S4q$4 50: mixed
SO lod$3 10 selected feeders sld$4 75 choice
cows 50 10Q$4 hefers 81 25G$4 10 Gamers 81 50Q
50 go bulls 50 7OGS4 40: calves $5dS7 so Texas
beeyes S4qS5. HogsAverage shade higher: top 50 o. q
butchers 81 T5q$5 choice heavy 81 90
O217 rough heavy. 75QS4 50: light 81 7O0$4 92i
bulk OF sales "a S5a$4 %. Sheep lambs slow.
lower: wethers 81 T5Q$j so; lambs S5GST;
wehers 81 S5q$5 90; Western lambs SEA Sc
ReceIpts-Catte 5000 head hogs 1900: sheep 5000
Cincinnati. Feb. 16-Iogs active, higher. 81 81 10
strong SSG$5 25 sheep steady, So i0dS5 lambs
steady. 81 5Oa$7.
East Liberty Feb 16mCats steady extra 50 20 prime
mediums and heavy Workers; 50 10 light Workers $3q
heavy hogs, s. O5U$5 To- pigs 81 7O$4 90 roughs
So 5OaS4 30 sheep steady choice wethers 81 70aS5 so
common $3d$4 choice lambs. ST. 90q$7 10: to
good S5a$6 So veal calves. $1aST -.
East Buffalo Feb 16.-Receipts Of through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty four hours
a day follows: Cattle. 119
sheep lambs 1G hogs. 30 Shipments
tmel-Caue III cars; sheep and lambs, % hogs,
Cattle rather slow Of sale Feeling choice
mand higher: choice SSdSS % good 20 choice
81 50Gss Sheep and iambs-Oferings A loads choice
lambs higher sheep steady. Choice lambs,
81 1887 30: good choice $7dS7 10; fair
S64$6 IS; yearlings sheep S6d$6 80 mixed $5Q$5 90;
ewes wethers, 50 50G$5 Close steady.
Hogs-Ofrerings 43 loads. Heavy. 81 13dS5 - ia
So Ia; Workers 81 OaS5 15; pigs 81 75q& so; roughs
81 4Oa$4 7O So 5Oa$4 good clearance and steady
,IpSp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
petitlon in Bankruptcn.

AT a STATED TERM of the United
states District Court for the Southern Distrfc, Of,
New York at the United States District Court Rooms
New York. Borough Of Manhattan, this day OF
InIf e n have Noses scbeyer ?n OK VIVIAN P r.
Edward stern comTosing the frm Of scbaver POS q 60
adudged involuntary bankrupts
It appearing to the satisfaction Of this Court the
9fdaylt Of o Maurice 5 HymaH yeTed the 18th day Of
bi o % fSt fSe ABOVE named A SI oeen s niea
Theodore and Edva stern composing the firm Of
Scheyer Pots Co be declared Sank[uPs in involun-
OF this Court for service the said Moses scheyer
scheyer Co on the 2sth day Of September 1899
mat desc b ana F9 hsvf Appeared
Of N N duly flied by the na said HoIw5
vice Of the Pe%n and su6Pns could not be made by
he "a dsv Of January 1900 stating that ma 5d 5 ef-
Court and it further appearing from the said adayits
day, and that no appearance has been filed;
Herein cannot with due diligence be made upo5 a him b
ORDERED AND DIRECTED, that the said Edward
March 1900 to the petition herein, dated the 2sth day
this court on the 18th day Of september 1888 PRAYING
Composing the firm OF scheyer Pots & Co NAV be ds
h sad Of eheye P c and ans
Of his failure plead, or deulur
ORDERED AND DIRECTED that service this order
be made the said Edward Stern, eopartner Of
week for not less than six consecutive weeks
New Tribune which paper is designated bv me 40
likely give notice the debtor said pubIica
ton commenced later than 10th dav OF ian
uary, 1900 And II is further
ORDERED AND Directed that before the day
publication Of this order If service is made
by publication that the petitioners herein deposit the
Post Office in the City Of New York Borough Of Man
haitian copy OF this order, in securely
postpaid and addressed debtors
last known place residence. follows: Edward stern
No 1856 East New York City. Borough of Man
haitian
Dated New York January 18th, 1900.
ADDISON BROWN
District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17

Liverpool, Feb; 16-Glosing: Wheat; spot hrm; No l
California Is 4lsdq6s Sd No 2 red Western winter.
stock; No l Northern spring 6s Id Corn spot steady:
American mixed new. IS SID American mixed old. IS
9sd quiet February, Is sad. March, 3s
MAY SIS sid F1our-St Louis fancy winter firm IS 3D.
Hops London (PaChc Coast. duh t3 lOSGt4.
Canadian. 5s sizd Beef steady extra India SOS;
80. Hams short cut IA 10 10 N. steady. ass.
Cumberland - 80 10, steady. 37s short rib
q H. dull 35s Cd: long clear middes, light 80
dull s6s Sd long clear mddes heavy. S5 70 40 10 dun
3Gs clear backs 10 rs n. steady :5s Gear
bellies. Il TO 10 NJ duh, 39s. Shoulders-Square.
IA ~ steady, 3Ss I'd. Iard-Prime Western erces.
steady. American refined. pals dull AIS Iiut
ter finest United States nominal Cheese firm
American finest white 6Ss Cd. American finest coorei
COS Cd Talow-Prime city strong Dos: Australian In
pals, firm. POS Cottonseed oil-Fiu. refined Au-
gust steady 22s Cd TuTpentlne spirits steady Ais 81
Rosin. common firm. Is IOl2d. Petroleum refined 7tsd
I.lnSAc oI As RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb. 1dCotton steady: middIing Ss.c: low
niddlins $50 good ordinary 1'sc Receipts 900 bales;
sales. $40; Primers, 1873, stock. 207 go
Baltimore Feb l6-Cotton nominal: m!ddling SIC:
low mddng Tide good ordinary ~ Bc Nrt NJ
oepts $50 b4les gross 1904 exports the Continent
Memphis. Feb l6.-Cotton steady: mddlng sac; low
middling. Sac: good ordinary Tsc receipts so
bales Lao; shipments. 10; sales 500 1t ~
1870, las $50: 1899, 20 az.
ht Louis, Feb ld--Cutton nrm; middllng. Size low
nlddllng, S-luc; good ordinary. 10 l6c receipts
50 2tO ''' SUI w.
Savannah. Feb. id-Cotton quiet: middling size; low
mlddiing. s5-ldc; good ordinary il-tGc Receipts.
800 Nales exports eoastwise 254o: sales 1897 stock
New-orleans Feb l6-Coton quiet: rnIddllns Sa.c;
I mlddlins. oac good ordinary rs Ice Receipts
stock. corrected S2Adli- -' "N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17

c0TToH-speculation in cotton was very conservative
Local traders particular showed hesitation The trade
hsd choose firm cables Southern
market and bullish statistical
hand. while the other prodgious without
reaction presumably large long absence
The outside public The opened steady
with prices unchanged points higher Soon after the
call the months drew rapidly from the later
positions vigorous buying for Continental and local
supplemented by fair support New
Prices advanced a sql2 points
nights closing for those positions, and for a
Indications pointed a of rampant bull
supTeuacy- The months neglected, and after
advancing few points sympatheticay gradually eased
of level several points below Yesterdays final
midday had fallen away a scattering
trade while throughout Of the the
almost specuatively fiat. Light profit taking from
time gradually early improvement
in the months Bear hammeng however totally
lacking Sentiment seemed be mixed. with
the crowd looking Liverpool the
the right 10 Private cables accounted
the advance in Liverpool Of
holders South the bullish
Europe Official dispatches leading Southern markets
reported good demand lt offerings
prices The market closed barely steady. points higher
10 points lower.
The Of prices day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb 18 p. m.-Cotton-Spot-M Moderate de
mand; prices unchanged; American middling, , sd
The 5000 bales. of which JO0 bales
were for speculation export and included 100 bales
American receipts 10000 bales including 1000
American. Futures opened quiet closed quiet
steady the advance; American mddng | m Febru-
ary IL buyers: February March, G1-64d sellers;
March and April 57-6lqr4 S 64d buyers April and May
cad sellers May and 80 GGI 81 Gid buyers
4 64G4 40 cad sellers. July and August
AZ Cad buy ers August September. 40 Cad
September and October 64G4 - SAD sellers October
and November IA -64a4 15-64d buyers November and
December / 3 -64d4 lO-64d value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
NAVAL STORES.

There stronger market for spirits turpentine.
Rosins ruled steady Tar and pitch steady.
Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars. 81 IS; oil bills SO so
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- 56656lzc.
ROSIN-Common to good strained 81 TO- r. 81 75dS1 so:
f. 81 So G. 81 90 II, 50 10; l. 50 % X 50 40 NJ 81 so;
w 81 TO- W G, SO 20: W ", 81 TO-
STOCK ON HAND.
Sosn IS sol bbs
Charleston. Feb. 16-Turpentine firm at 53c Rosin
nrm r. G. D. 81 80 F. 81 40 F. 81 40; c. 81 30; H. 81 So:
81 30; n. 81; NJ. 81 20; y, 50 60; W G. SO %; W W,
Savannah Feb 16-Spirits turpentine firm at b4c paid
and bid; receipts l42 bbls 2O9; exports
Quoted: II. 81 s5ISI 95
Wilmington. Feb. 16-Spirits turpentine 53la9
o4c; receipts 50 casks. Rosin firm 81 40QS1 40;
cepts S42 bbls. Crude turpentne firm S26S3 %;
cepts % bbls. Tar firm at 81 30; receipts $50 bbIs
London Feb. 17.-Turpentine-Spirits 39s IOikd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
BALTIMORE & OHIO 4. r.

Leave New YORK South Ferry NhltssAn Terminate 49,
foot OF Liberty street .-,,4avA
sDally fExcept sunday. Eli
o. and .12- 10 right. -. -,,va so
PlTTSBURG. sS.So a. m liberty aS@sSN NN-'''
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 1000 a m. 800
ROYAL RLVR TRAINS ,,,u.,,
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 49, 49, - ~ (pissfh
.il-SO tDinerl tl0O p IN. t,.Het !--,t, pi1sr
500 tltoyal Limited. exclusively fu man, and sls a
snd Catci. "A5N S. y. N NbiheIi. 49,
night NORFOLK. fIOO m
All trains Illuminated with Pintseh LAsnss y,,,Ss
Offices; ii3. Ire S6t 1854 Broadway - vFsfr
w, ~ Bowery. y Y; $50 Fulton ST. BrooSISns Sos
hall Terminal AID Liberty Baggage ensNAs
Aotsi % rszids.cs dsstinattaaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
lEHIGH VALLEY.

stations foot Of sd COrfIaNd and Des6rOes stTees
tPeuna- Z. T. Ferries
Esd Other CuraDt or Desoross
Streets Daily except sunday Sunday > 0lasr
trains VI rSunday leaves SD IN
\ sunday 81 SUNDAY isaveS Is IN
ts6,55 100 A. " Local for EASTON-
+7.55 Is. % a. ". For BJ FFALO NiAtyAlA FALL> u
West and principal local points Paror and DHng Ca Co
meet Coal Branches.
HaudS,meSJ world Lliillru ses-ls
TO and Chicago Dining ,--r,Ny
sI2.55 LOO For W LNES- t5At.ttt -
|@355 lilo NJ Coal Branches and interInglaJe poLns
y.5.IO, yJ.30P.M N. Local for Oh SHCNA- va
s5.55 x6.IOP.A chicago Nestinu!e Linl-t ryI ,s,
ARA FALLS points West Through Seepins CARS To OAs'
.s.55 500 P. Exposition Express for BUFFALO Aa'
TORONTO r--rraYR
fS.55, 900 Pm For ITHACA ROCHESTER, 30 fFAN0
and est sleeping Cars chicago .--.rs
So IAINFIFLD ana Round BROOK locals. daily exsP'
Sund,- -55 ava NJ: 10. ~ 'p 6 - sni - ss;isra
Pullman az ltS M -
BROADWAY g UniOn square West -! 13unos Az HSu
S6l Fulton 'dvy and annex S,l 80 *
y. y Transfer Co x call fer and cheek baggage -ONi 49,
res, ieuce through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
WEST SHORE R.R

Trains leave Franklin St Station n. Y. Is fonoWA
and 10 m. later foot OF W. AID St:
'l.s45 +. NJ, CONTINENTAL LIMITED Detroit.
Chicago and 81. Dining Car.
.B;I5 +. Nj. Chicago Louis
$500 T. NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls ExpresA
'UiI5 p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
DAILY. Except Sunday.
Timetables at principal hotels and offices Baggage
checked from hotel residence by Westcotts Express
C. II LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. Y.
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
9.12 A. NJ. and sos + NJ Daily.
field Sundays only at 9 20 A. NJ
Pullman all through
Trains Illuminated with Light
Ticket offices l1S POI. as Broadway 25
Union So w, 23S Columbus Ave 81 West le5th ST
l25th St l3sth 81 Stations New York SSS ana 40
Fulton ST. and l04 Broadway =. n. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1880 Cortlandt' York Central Cab
Service. baggage checked rom hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Feb iGsprns wheat-No hard, round d lots
Winter No 9o Quoted round r 2 5 No
sSe No yellGT sSe' Ne Ne yellow sI.c No S gSrs
29a25He: No white 2s1sa2sAc; No white use; No 2
nSg CSC f 10 N sao f Flour steady rye No H
Chicago Feb 16.-The leading futures ranged as fol
Wheat No 2: Opening. Highest. Lowest. CLOSING
3 nay $S'ssSs Ss ''~9s ss$ $685.
Corn. No 2:
%9y az as .sss s, o 81: ''~sass S. S.
Oats No. 2:
MAY MAY 2 2 :G,3s ss.s3t ~ ss asA az e.
Mess pork per b1I:
} Hf5 - 81 }S94 'HS Si. 1882 1892. 1872
aai2 ::.:::::: s sGs~ siss ssGs 49, go
Short ribs per 100 n.
3 H9y :....: s sss s sSs ss' s sSa:
.p Ge 4S a so So 3oeT' o F?q s's 40 90
No ? white, 25%c; No 3 white, 25l5a2Gc No rye
oTe 81 go pr@ a %9y sa 5 oqs b5
81 7oa$1o 80 lard 100 n s. soa$5 65; short ribs
81 oIas6 % short clear Sides tbo8ed s. @5a$5 5 wis
kfy yas difTs finished goods per gallon bass sh
On the Produce ESga2Gse TO-DAY the butter market was
12p13c Eggs FIRM fresh 12iaa1Sc
Cincinnati Feb. lG:-F1our firm. Wheat steady No
=
No mixed. 26c Rye firm: No 2. 63c Butter steady.
Sugar firm Eggs firm, 12lsc. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee. Feb 1C-Whea rsc lower: No Northern,
GNl4 ttSzc: No Northern 6Ji54G6ac. Rye easier; No
l. 5SdJSi2c Barley easier; No . 46iac sample 37N46c
Minneapolis Feb. 16.-Wheat. store I Northern
65l2c; May. 6J&c: July 67lsGG74c on track, No
hard &C No I Northern GjI9c: No Northern, 63lyc
Lonr.Msrket strong and &c bb higher; frs, patents
81 t5uS3 second patents S. Boa So A. clears
81 G5G$2 "a; second clears 81 Is. Bran unchanged.
Philadelphia. Feb. 1G.-Wheat unchanged; contract
grade February T3laG74Iac Corn weak and &c
No mixed. February 39l5a39%4c. Oats steady; No
1ite clipped 3lza3lHtc No do 3oa3O1@c; No mixed
creamery. 2514c: do prints. PC Eggs steady fresh
nearby. lie: do Western. hwestern t4c;
Southern. be. Cheese firm Receipts-Four 5000 bbIs
10o sacks; wheat $4,000 bush: corn oats
$1,000 bush Shipments-Wheat 100 bush; $1,000
BUSH 5000 bush.
St Louis Feb 16-Close: No red wheat cash tic;
February 70%.c May. tic; July 6sIsc No hard 6TIs
6Sec Corn No cash. BIC; February. 32%sc; May 33asc
July, $4'sc Oats. No 2fl2c; February 24I4c:
May. 2+l2a24ssc; No white, 2GG2iltc.
Toledo Feb. 16.-Wheat active, lower; cash. 72c:
May I3sc Corn dull; No mixed. 35ltc. Oats steady
No mixed 2+c. Rye quiet; No cash. 59lac.
seed active. steady; prime cash. old 81 81 February.
new, 81 Coz March, 81 62l: No seed. 81 55dS4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
a
3AIhRoAD

ANAAA1Hio AT
brosses ana co 1S1y e BIRD Street and De-.
N Fhe leaving time from, D.H
M -, Is I'VE minutes later e.
stations exeeDt where othervyt.s ae'. street
Cars a. New % 9 TAsI M4It--Lined to txo susss
% chicago. ~ coaches 'Sos Stepping Car PsSa1f
os5 A. ". PE ls S34 Cleveland
Ton Cars FaT cRits, Dt c s%oE5g osssrvaa
S5s y VI. WFsTrRI,SSs f FxPREss-r,- O.
'' bn-r - ". SOUTHWESTERN EyPREss.-r,-
Spoif- 9, T Cleveland Cincinnati IaIvs I5 40
''; ah.c5co VI PACIFIc ExPsEss- ror Pr,s.s,,-
R91is c,r M Kn ~ daily via sheaanioas 7, f.a
SIS; SissI - w. MJL a,;n FxPJrsR -Pal rr15,
e ea,c ard poin's West szcso, sa1TT Ply
-, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 ao1 SD S 1910 ,Desoroszes ana C1r;land, str..,
sDesSrose an CortisSdt Sues Rss ,a a, M e. % 70
Dining tar = at P2FloT ara Dairs Cars Is as
c %Gy, Cd s5s ioa5 ,DninE car, n H. IS h =
f2I e DianE Ss as Ti Dung 97 e. p9as Carp
G'H6 asBI3s.NS, F az E S.ar,ss r.a 70
and NeK 6 AP wSTHS R,iiwAYSo9' 2smDhl,
7 MteEld5v.c COAST IINF: yo1iie srecs.
'd ay. iI5 1dIc RAiLWAY-55 m m d1 T..,
G %se 2t9 PG an c{o2MFoRT and SoEFoLK-z
m "A N,
IsI4hGt Streets ESQ p week-davs TL-.-
Coaches 4'~tS' FeF'or Cars and STANDARD
west ew fork and Long Branch Railroad rrror,
o., ana r so p Sundays p A. N ~
!25O $40. and $50 D. m S,.rdavs d * 40 l. n:
s1o ,D..,-o--F FOR PHIL tDEIPHIA
L'Iss6rosses aud COrJandt SLrescs s2U -
sDI 80 tJ51 Pelna- Limited. 40 10 f-s6-assSs
Car, M E5 Streets lO20l Dining carr 1915 Daas
70 2zD 2jj. s .. 35J. 425 425 1Dri1g Csr1
D. m 10 ne T,5l 30 Dining carr L55 s55. s1
t1tt1IiI,ed' 300 1875 tDining Carr a. m - = K
,,DDsnlus SarJ. a2J. $50. (D5DI-r
ia IN Gsr) SOS Dining Carr. T55 SIS 9a5 D. a.
nSt oIGes Nos +61 at4 119G 1874 III and 2s1 Broad
ttstor House: West T~enty-third Street 81 -
nd stations foot o. Desh-osses and Cortlandt s-,.
Sourt street: $50 Fulton Street. 9S Broadway 49,
rshhsyIsana Annex Station Broo klyu S-ar0- -
lily The New York Transfer Compsuy win ~sn -
to destination. ~ ----1---77 through
Telephone ''a14 Ffrbtesnt6 s-rs.,.. o.,
Railroad Cab Service 1850 '9 Fsi-lsylva1ia
= - NJ :. JOHNSON r WOOD
ll1aEer. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17

&ew-Orleans receipts estimated Tomorrow 5000
bales bales Houston. 5000
$500 bales = 81 bales The
brought sight for the week just ended 306g6j
bales against l04 Ss3 bales last Do 81 bales 1885
and it5.s05 bales in 1897. This showing
pectatons Of the local trade
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day
fbis week. compared with the totals OF last
IL In