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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-york. February 10, 1900

New-York. February ~, 1900.
COFFEE-Without being than moderately active
IN speculative the market for Brazil coffee was
decidedly opening call developed the fact that
disposed while sellers were scarce
Only bags changed call this actual
advance of 1Ud15 points the closing
figures Of Saturday while the opening official advance
called 59f0 points. II a broad market. and
dealings up hour May at 125c.
July 735c September 7.45c. October at I61c ana
For the of the session the mar
quie- with firm uncertone closing quiet al mel
unchanged advance OF 10 points Total safes
confined 10 1850 bags The market to-day was
supported demand from the short interest rather
than any outside speculative demand, and oy a
leading rmnes in the market for actual coee ana
warehouse deliveries Holders OF spot
expressed themselves as
that two months ago began sell the
positions sold @ estimates next crops
# anywhere 100000 100000 bags. while
there have been several estimates
houses in Brazil pointing TO total
crops Of anywhere from SObl0Ou
down 800 bags. the holders claim the
The conclusions nox that they
worked upon months when crop estimates were
generally much higher than they Il is also
claimed the European bear clique selling Tor Two
tenle- 10 January amounting bags New
alone The bears point the visible supply
Brazilian cofee In the
open market firm. with fair demand. We quote
=, SAC: :. Sc: No 8. No g. Csc. Total
deliveries for the past week 8T.p0S bags
including SOL from York against a all
ports Of q Receipts Brazil last
$1,000 bags. against lzsuDo the previous
week and i3I.VJ last yeas. shipments from ISie and
Santos fer 0OO bags, including 1900
to United States.
TIE range Of prices local market to-day
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20

fair supply snd s sse STOCK VERY few
higher with few fancy exceeding outside quota
s:oS
9 g9 TsvDs sos 3d. g ss sSgs4 no.
per 5o M Rii per sS 81 5qsa
S Ses s Is o per 81 & g. g oas Do
prime per Sb Il aSs az DO an Jersey pyme per
81 25Ssl 90 sweet potatoes Jersey per Dbl 81 239$
@s1 Is do oTspgs County white bag 81 2S@si IS
reGT Dol s 1909 DO yelloT s. 25gsi 49, White, to-
per- Dbl s'sS ye Ssss "
okra Florida carried 81 90gSa so Florida per
PARSLEY HsS%uda case 25@s2 So Sor6 Care
per Dbl s. Toass; do Bermuda crate 5o@I5c rnu
F6 s per per crae @ DO
spinach Norfolk per bbl siasl so: do Baltimore 81
prime 50casi 30; turnps canada Russia per Dbl 75@
california per '" Dozen 6uns6es ssGsa
bush crate 75casi 25 DO Charleston per 100 bunohes STA
81 do BerHd9 per crate sas 2S celery aSrnG a.
EoT9a peer peer hal, to b 6 dGn 81 S
Sass Stall 81 0 ea 6d Frd per 6 crate rat 100
or Nsa r orr s' per Dbl s ecR PS
Leans $4as9 elephants Florida per half Dbl box 80 20
half Dbl basket sSas4 do poor to prime per basket
HAY AND Aw.-HAY-Receipts were Surprisingly
W the fact Dealers began to ok up no February as
almost al lost trading month There is nothing In sight
evident winter prices a distributing points
have little advance Mush of the local trnf
nG of trading abandoned owing to the bad wheeling
diuons Of the Fortunately for the forced
sumpve needs OF the city the CapaCiOus stations
receiving good share OF the moderate supplies. Gov
not in attractive shape for Selection Another
large supply cargo left Saturday for Cape
Town by the Domingo de Larrinugo consist
ing Of % 1863 bales pressed Canadian We
Prime large bales 100 fb S1i2C; No do S0dS2i2c
No do I5a7Il2c; No do. 672Q70c; grade. 5OG60c
salt hay unchanged; clover mixed 75a77i2c; clover
7OQ72l2c small bales 2tac per than
above prices. sTRAw-Frm for all legitimate uses
buyers rejecting good Quantities
quote: Good to No / long rye 7Od72lsc per 100
straw in tons reported at the Produce Exchange at
noon to-day: Hudson River Railroad 500; Erie 1850;
PENNSYLVANIA. 30; Delaware. Lackawanna and Western.
10; West Shore $50: Lehigh Valley. 30; Ontario and
10
EIgin. Feb. 19-There a small Offering of butter
the Board of Trade the being 800 Bidding
opened at 24c and remained figure. The quota
ton committee reported the steady The
weekly sales 606OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
Holiday.

COTTON To-day's cotton market, as the volume
~ speculation concerned the recent
times The action OF the local market
ing hesitation only The Of the
outside speculative sentiment well. Eariy
cables disappointing and led a opening
points the feeling continued weak under
the pressure az long cotton prices continued to de
lne until the low level SGl points closing
Of Saturday. In addition
unsatisfactory early cables port receipts were
beng estimated 29oOo bales. bales
week and 1892 last with advices
thai good deal Of unrnarketed cotton
mote interior points previous contrary
withsIandug Subsequently. however, local feeling
the English shown by later cables
Covering became active prices not only
returned 10 the closing figures Saturday at one
time showed gain of LAP points active
positions There also good by a
local concern having large England connections
This house bought about 10000 bales chiefly March April
snd May and although th could be as active
buying. - developed the fact thar the stin
reaoT 10 respond anything leadership the
sentiment inclined bearish however as
private cables indicated that The English
less buliish, spinners having
Piled their urgent necessities:
teTsst had been largely covered speculative mr.
chases in Europe had subsidized. the same time less
encouraging accounts received
ING circles in this country they disposition on
the part OF spnners to review the
r6ting wants. Locally there enthusiasm 10
outside speculation any during the session A.
10 3 points lower F s"'
The range OF prices in the local market to-day
Vss as follows: - '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
sorrHERN corroN MARKrrs.

New-OrIeaus. Feb. 19-Cotton quet: mddng sssc; low
middlng SSsc; good ordinary, Is 16c Net
gross II 436; coastwise 1927 sales
1900; stock, 4oOs72.
Galveston 19-COtton steady; middllng Sasc; low
SSsc: good ordinary. Receipts,
exports France 269; coastwise 256s; stock
POI .233.
Baltimore, Feb. 19-Cotton nominal: middIing S7sc:
middlinR. T-16cs good ordinary 1916 re-
cepts 3219 bales 4054; exports coastwise 2OOO
stock. 1911
savannah Feb. l9Cotton quiet middling. 9-16c: low
mddng SIC; good ordinary. 7s4c Receipts. bales
exports coastwise. 1927: sales COG: stock. 1850
Memphis Feb. 19.-Cotton steady: mddIing size; low
middlng sac; good ordinary. FAC. Net receipts 7y5
13693s.
St Louis. Feb. 19-Cotton steady: middng SIC: low
mddng good ordinary 7sc receipts leS hates.
gross. 2267; shipments 2s13; stock. 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20

q, MET ALS-Ihe market for in a general uov
being hos not a sAiSet In In oe nsmpsfSR IN
warrants continue to rule vefV ann srkets Pig iron
g I, VaauIs 9ng quite nominal copper ruled
saturday quoted at sac IS in the %ih Pasy and
lead while steady closed quiet and nncbsnsd sz TO-
80 49, TIE brokers price for lead 81 72a and for
MoLAssEs AND srRUPs-The market for both mo-
demsnd fh fo 5r1s Eas steady to nrm with moderate
Guotaticns fnl6 5Re s tTnde Prices Unchanged
orleans kete 1858 PSesG Crime New
eSIHo ION i'@i9c fair 13914c; good I6G1ec; prime I'd
OCEAN FRElGHTS-A moderate business was roror+oa
sss pohnoge to1day and there steady inquiry for
those OF shippers ms % See somewhat above
~ The r iocs loading were in limited demand owing
departments business quiet but rates gensrsii way
well maintained Quotatoas to LIVERPOOL We're a6
a'doh 4ho Glssgov, room; Bristol. 4d Ieith Sd
burg IS pfennigs; Rotterdam s5aQ8c; Amsterdam no
5s a. 'o'o" to L'epoo per 100 H. ao London
olIs-Cottonseed oil inactive aud rather feature
important offerings Linseed OIL ruled steady and un-
6s. tefned petroleum was quiet Quotations fol
S%siphS bois 50 s. and in bulk, 20 refined cases
Of prime crude, bbls sac prime SUMNER yeow se
n 9T sumner yellow nominal butter grades 8sG0c;
fee1 american raw j6Q57c American boiled 6SD5oc:
city brands lard se oil "ss 5 n'osd oil quoted 20 under
day S little Of ab@y. yf5g
irm IN Sympathy corn They Wer@ .sS Influences sns
$1,000 With 500 SsmS SSs for T' Tnsf5a at
ansas cry received 900 and omahn 1000 Tho local
ss s5 .R@r, quoted Ma family sia5
quoted sloasi6 90 81 fdm 7Ss s 9ad.d si1
quoted 500 5osa ness s22gS22 BEE BEEF HAMs-Du
co. SsG9T T ME- $50 ~ GAc 100 ~ G%c; pigs 1Ac
bellies M 4 7&a7 Hsii'i 70 nm SSsc Sa Il
teeedv gotedi steady quoted: &c Picked hams
greens :'e cs. sc cou hn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. Feb 10. p m.-Cotton-Spot moderate de-
mand prices unchanged American middlng. Lied The
sales or the day were 5000 bales
speculation and export, and included 700
ceipts 1900 bales including $500 American Futures
opened steady and closed quiet steady the decline
american middling, m c, February 5S-64Q4 so cad
selers February and March, 4S5-64Q4 so -G4d sellers
March and April S264Q4 So Cad buyers: April and Nav
4e-04d sellers MAY and June. 45 64G4 4864d buyers
June ana July. ! 4S64a4 ~ cad buyers;
4l-64Q4 4264d buyers; September s5 SsGS
BUYERS october and November. i164d buyers: Novem~
her and December, 6-6+d buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BURIAL Feb round No lots 4s s reqaa
70 Witt Witt 72 asS s G95n at, s5oRs s; No ~ 9 S s
70 white 2s54ei No white 2sc no no mixed 2Sae
Chicago. Feb 19-The leading futures ranged as fol
Wheat. No. 2: Opening. Highest. Lowest. cnsl!ns
Nay o7sass ss"essn 81 sssess&
Corn No .:
5 SsS:'::: 81 So a. s ''"os 81
Oats No. .:
2 HaE 81 soss$ ~ s assSas aas sssz
2 Hay ' 1897. SIG ii 90. 1898 So" SIC ii Sss
Lard per 100 10:
HaE .....::..: 49, az sG 49,. s s2Fs
Short ribs per 100 10.
H 3aiy ::::.::.: s &C., s sSs sSS sSss
Quotations & 5oos ES95 s';say No Ss
$a$F,S yso% stl.e: oats. ss52sisa
and No Northwestern 81 So prime timothy seed s. $50
s. IS clover grade S5qss 40: pork per
Sides SS a a S dry sltsd 6xs
cut loaf. 605c; granuated SOC on the Produce Elk
change today the butter market steady creameTtes
h h9@?' fresh '' be- ''V--' '''F' '' '''
Cincinnati. Feb 1e.-FloUr firm; fancy. g lOGS3 %
family 81 45G$2 so Wheat firm: No red T31sc. Corn
quiet: No mixed 35c Oats active: No 2 mixed 2ec
Rye hrm No ., sc Butter steady. Sugar firm; hard
refined. 4.T5G6c firm and higher at lac. Cheese
steady: good prime Ohio fiat, l2lac
Milwaukee. Feb. 19.-Wheat lac lower: No Northern
67iGG67Ac: No Northern, 6513e. Rye easy No 5Sc
Barley steady; No 2 46c; sample 3TG45c.
Minneapolis Feb. l9.-C7ose Wheat in store
NORTHERN February 65Iac; May. 65@sQ65&c; July 67Q
81 1sc; track No hard, SIC; No Northern. 65 lzc
No Northern 6Siac. Flour firm first patents 50 cog
So 10 patents So 35$S as first 50 65f$2 70
clears 81 10. Bran. in bulk, Sl1Q$l1 %.
Philadelphia Feb 19-wheat tac lower; contract grade
February, 72la973ac Corn hrm and l.o higher; No >
clipped. 9laq3Iac: No 3 do SOqSO'ec; ? mixed
clipped. 29q29lsc. Flour steady: winter super 81 yO8
so 81 5OQ$2 70; Pennsylvania roller
IS 1898 %; do straight SO 30g$3 As; Western winter
clear IS 1898 49, straight So 1888 20; do patent
So 6OQS3 So spring clear 50 sSg$3 49, straight 50 S59
city mills So 50qS2 TO- clear So 25gSS IS; do
straights 81 35qS3 90: patent, So 75IS% hOur
steady So 1898 80 Dbl quality Butter steady
fancy Western rs G26c; do prints PC Eggs
firm and c higher; fresh nearby l6c do Western, l6c
Southwestern. l6c; do Southern 15c Cheese steady
Receips-F1our $500 bbs and $1,000 sacks; wheat 5000
bush; com. 900 BUSH oats. 10000 bush. Shipments
Wheat 900 bush; 10000 bush; oats 1000 BUSH
St Louis. I9.-Closing: Wheat. No . red cash.
7O7sc; February 7O+c; May 70b97c; July, 6s1Ac: No
hard, 81 nG7Oc- Corn. No > cash 32lec: February.
33c: May. 34ls934 }4c July, 34Sc. Cats. No cash.
February 24lac: May 24ssc No white. 26G26ac.
Toledo Feb. l9.-Wheat firm. higher; No cash, &c:
May T3sac dull. No . mixed, 3514c. Oats quiet;
70 . mixed. 24c Rye dull; No cash. soc Cloverseed
inactive; prime old, s. February 50 5T2
March, IS 60; No seed. 81 1884 0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20

spot cotton IN me local market ruled quiet. prices
4hehsfeeo On the basis Of S3sc middlinR
,se for Iniddrg Gnif sales 800 BALES Southern
9t nlarSets nicdllng quoted officially reported b
Hire as follows: NewOTle2ns quiet SIC: Mobile oI,et
snc savannah quiet o lgc Charleston firm. stsc vii
p'Dgtop nFn. S54ci Norfolk quiet 3-l8c: HaItir,ra
lomlna!. bAc Augusta quiet, 1910. l-iec lower.
1eInpnis steady, e31e: - Louis steady. BEc 1919
The export movement follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
NAVAL STORES.

Resins stronger here and at the South. with
good demand from obbers and quotations were revised
below Spirits turpentine firm but
changed. Prices follows:
TAR-Regulars, 81 80: oil bills. So 80.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-5 6456i9c.
ROSIN--CoulmOn good strained, 81 e. 81 so; +,
81 90; c. H. So IS; 81 %; X. 81 40; NJ 81 So n.
81 10; W G. SO Is; w W. 81 To-
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits tupentine S209 obis
Savannah. Feb. 19-Spirits turpentlne firm Sac;
ceipts 256 bbis exports, no Rosn firm unchanged;
ceipts 1915 bbls; sales. $50; exports II. 1893
Charleston. Feb. 19Turpentine firm 03c Rosn firm
and unchanged.
Whining Feb. 19-Spirtts turpentine firm b3l79
54c; receipts. IS casks. Rosin firm at 81 40aS 40
cepts 1856 bbls. Crude turpentlne firm s2aS3 25
ceipts bbls Tar a 81 so; receipts. S99 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20

The approx,roas amounts Of the SVssd
other Hens upon property which are ~ Ssch are
the purchaser out the purchase a.lgs T-rr Nos "
be paid hy Referee. as inl-l S,-ssi norsAss
Broadway and iS4 tod numberl NsfvI torsrSst tasss
December IL 1890 and taXes a. q nortsags ~
and interest Upoa No III East - ,tsres thssen A
November l. 1899. - ,oOO
DATED New YORK Fs0'N MILAN II. HOES. As'"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
1874 211 1925 96.9I3 SO. 7S2
8. S9S 1T9 3, 1870 81 2T6 SO, T64
WEEKLY EXPORTS.

i0'A'S -'7' ,,. U.s.. 1870 10 o''' i'o ''''''
Live Live or.. of
Eastmans Company So Etrura 'sp 3 00i
Armour { CO. s. Ta airiC I9SS
: shamosTg 4 Son S. raHTic $50 1o1a
sohwStzschlid 4 SuIz S. Monteain IG9
Doud ( Kiefer S. fIv6nian oFH 2so l""
H'ey oaie 98tsSasS Cos S. $ GsSoss
/ 5, BEIsnback s. S. G9,er @
G F I d9ush 4 g. S. rrlnIdad...... 70
rn,., .,r,r,. ~ go ' ,a,a -
Total exports last week ii79 i0I5 ~ 5 292
BsI!oTs 1850 AS 439 55 Sss
= sSG 5s47 1853 ds
T. southampton 1000
70
ali ports :ast week S4tS $50 oP5 30
Coo, 49,. QUOTATIONS. FOR HEEVEs
M HS9611nn to a, fair r naive sIssTs
9Ssn and 1 S9 s 50 50
aq9a to REf n@gs ss sr one year 100 %
head including - for export a1e ia Tor sia ign
an "e ss at 36s% 5a 9a'ss 6sf sod
6sa %oDs' sss5. %f5s and
thaa ss f S herds ua as0 sea 2sf
& sSgs 1 IS FER S shas at eo@ az ! sass G
os s t5 eoes 1e5 in fair 5qs n
% a al t 9s' London ana Ivepo3l cables quoted Amer
at eT o shipments Ts aa on
ed befWeen lRa9n HSn@ 400 che rGgay dyt
oefgeg 1857 quarters Of beef for the last named firm
ported FOR fGssdsy '"''' o 40 shipments re
3 fss at & s 3: 81 % q aS 0h les d a
$50 H. at So So 1852 n, at at s. 49, ie at do - $50 no.
do n 4 do
907 10 at 81 8 do. s45 n 50 co; do $50 ~ a.
Newton Ne tG7s CO.: "a = Ke6,geky 1922 so
50 s. % Sanders: 90 mno, steer. 20, - .. s, o. %
DO n at s. IS Is State DO 28 H. az at 70 81 is 70 10 od d6
sa 80 COWS $40 a, s 81 & Do Do
do, 700 n. 50 80, ~ 90 ~ No. 'o' ID al D.
20 de- m h. L 'ffs @ at & at d. 1893
h, at s49o; stays s s,, Il62 IN; n. At 81 Co.
81 20 d. 1913 ID s. 81 cows isa h. at s. 90 so d a.
$ % $50 ~ at IS $ 30 do $40 NJ at at 50 s % n d a.
o'2 !: e. $; &c., Co. cows !4s ~ a. 50 50: d.
b al at s. 80 = i 40 TOO 10 AT y o. ~ DO III"
81 c09 Cows d ss n a s no. at 81 3d. do $40 ~ at
at Is j Is j. = 10 pull It Sc at 50 so COW" s' m
$50; G s5@f IA? sd e s.sS s,o
% 81 So 81 81 n ~ o. n d 3 $50 81 al ao % at r.
Mt J 81 S 900 S a 81 g4 at e 5 H.
Andrew Mullen: bun 1910 N AT 81 Is. / do 72O n
at So IS; cow 10 at 81 80: do $40 10 at SO %
Mich COws~only head received and no sales re-
ported Market nominaiy firm at s25GS55 per head for
nooT ~ choicr COW. calves Included -
CAYTSNRecepts for two DAYS were O2O head nclud-
ing 80 for 1851 for market Of which
.B40 60th-st. and 4I2 Jersey
opened active and firm 25c higher veas;
for off upper yards
but pens cleared Common to choice veals sold
S5ISS a so;
M So 5OCSi %: Southern calves at S4 fed calves
al 81 50S$5. city 96G13c per 10.
9G1l iac, little calves TdSC;
basvyard fed calves At 6!sGsc,
Saes--Jeffe Wright & Co: 81 veals, 127 III
at 81 90 per 100 ~ 10 do "a no. at IS 20 - do III n
al ~ l05 n. 81 95 IA do. l0l II. a ST. T.
buttermiIk calves 1906 n. So 81 bsrnyard calves
10. a 81.
Il. H. Hollis l0T veals 1874 10, at IS so n do l26 10
at s. 20 do al 10 at S. 90 80 do 1S9 nat S. 10 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20

NeN-orleans receipts estimated q, II oo
% 1900 bales against u 35S actual last vel 80
$50 bibles last year A. Houston 500 "a 40
,aes are expected against l0G67 las wee HD
Lhae bales year ago ~ "Se" ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20

Bio coffee market quiet: No. Rio lOS7OO; Exchange
~ 81: receipts. 10000 bags: cleared for the United
states. 1890 bags: stock 10000 bags.
The statistical position Brazilian coffee is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
'areu with the same day iaet week and last year:

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Gables; Spot cotton
GT 6oa S9S american 1000 receipts 10000 American
S p nt 0S sc Gne but ssady net
FebruaIyMarch, a.55'*s; Msrch-Apr l.52Eb: April
A AGgsst 44I6 sePtemDsT 9s5tb sspember
December 4o6v Manchestcr-Yarns dull. Cloths
t1aghts Which aTs scarce @od bed ar
e first rather they later Seeatns a'.aGtsr Wv viii
Oa a PG S srS S Snr patents s.
Extra No winter, g e9as2 rs grade si7@sl7 IS per
N41EAH SoS but qpiei f Sd1'f
~ aoseS TO kim fancy IS g SSs2 Is as to
soa d5asi sgSed FEf En and
SIC @ Spns bran Spot se 81 . 59Ss 70 % arrive zoo ~
Dc9nss Sl6gSS So city bran sl7a$l1 'O hon'ny chop
GRAIN-MIEhTup to the last hour wheat showed
oT1 Htie setSitS and disposition if anythns to de-
%S1ed in the Liverpool market But. soon after |
corn the market developed firm undert2ne and with
BID osn at @ as1 D %keG which IP To & 70
ADVANCE over saturdsys sre The Volume Of business
entirely except Tor little English selling OF July whet
country advices speculative opera
NOT repor9g er ~ oaSs bout eveniX 8y,6ed
nsss came from Fame wheFe tie closing advance of
son ep weather S AND PrGf f for much In
higher. with prospects OF last night and Tuesday
increase OF 100000 bush passage
bush larger than the previous week responsible in
connection with cables from Liverpool for the early
scheduled for small decrease but instead showed
reduction OF go COG bush. which steadyng in
nnenGe Upon the naie at gGaay S1s 6ef0Te the aa
900 bush. conpafed with 20 6lS0 coo bush
$4,000 bush The English visible supply decreased gel
GOO bush for the week The loca. stock OF No red de
en os as1 bush and tei b The IN sn
of No red In Network down TO s6 100 bush North
year. Quotations of cash wheat b basis.
follows: No red New-York, store TSsc No l hard
prompt: No Northern Duluth sO7sc prompt; No
Morthern Nsw-York p &c prompt No Northern Cnicaso
few days, the bull element % life yester
and in the afternoon advanced prices rapidly 80 that
the upturn broadening speculative trade not
TO the bear side coming back again with more
bush than In explanation or the pro
that active feeding Is in progress IN me West ana
accepances moreover below the figures expected on
the country have brought falI responses bat as
whole the farmers understood 10 be retaining men
bush In the amount on passage ehd oecllhe 81 z47su
at Liverpool were Influences when hsd some eecI 1pSn
bush l4sl5oco bush. compared win
81 so 600 bush year ago export tsade amounted 20 10
bush at this point decreased III 100
cora closed 42i-c for both elevate and de
Was Steady. but without change saurday The ex
port about 5000 bush The visible
of i coo IN the local and reduction of
1sS total stocks at this point, No oats /
yRite 81 i%c track mixed 29G3Ol1c; track white 812g
85c No Whit clips 81 a. n Tsfsrn e
efoat: state rye 60a61c c / New-Yorl CARROTS.
NETWORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
Contract prices in the local market to-day

sseoo receipts 900 bags; stock $4,000 bags Hamburg
Eonee market opened unchanged 2:30 pig
higher i pig lower; sales, coffee
market opened irregular; partly > &c higher u
advanced Z fc: At irregular partly 4 lower.
$50 P. N. months unchanged; = higher;
total sales, II 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20

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$50 ~ : "a
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-08-09
THE CITY MILLS.

The City Mills. A. Dewey a. Co.
proprietors, is now in tirst-class
shape in every particular, and is
practically new mill throughout,
With new rolls, new cleaning ma
chinery, and new Universal boil
ter, it is turning out some of the
finest flour ever on this market.
Everything about the mill has
been overhauled, and all additions
made to the buildings that were
necessary to make it one of the
most conveniently arranged and
best appointed custom mills in the
country, and the machinery is all
of the latest and most improved
type. 1t has a capacity of seven
ty-fve barrels every twenty-four
hours, and it is in the hands of
three expert millers. Mr.. a. Dew
ey has been actively engaged in
the business thirty years, and has
owned and had charge of num-
Der of the best mills in the coun-
try, and he tells us that he never
had one that pleased him better
There is nothing about the bust
ness that Al Dewey doesn't under
stand, and a squarer, fairer man
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SHADY DROVE.

ID. ID. Woodson and wife are attend
ing the camp meeting at Sebrcc this
week.,
Miss Dedie Clement, who has been
visiting here, returned home Sunday.
w. II. Towery and family at tended
the show at Marion Friday.
Mr.. Crist and his daughter of Weston
passed through here few days ago en-
route to Princeton to see his father, who
is quite sick.
Mrs. Joe Cardwell and her daughter
returned home from Madisonville fair
and enjoyed it splendid.
Mr.. John Tucker and wife attended
the funeral services at Hill Dale Sun
day.
Louis Guess is in our midst very often
now. What seems to be the attraction,
Louisy
o. f. Towery and wife visited his ia
ther Monday.
Several of the young folks are fixing
to attend the camp meeting at Piney
Fork Sunday.
The protracted meeting at Blackburn
church is still going on have had quite a
number of profession.
Frank Travis, who has been sick with
consumption, is expected to die,
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than Mr.. Dewey would be hard to
find. Chas. |. Morgan has been
steadily at the business for fifteen
years, and there is no phase of il
that he does not know, and he is
thoroughly wrapped up in this bu-
siness enterprise and the public
may bank on him. John Warren
Travis, who has the night run. has
been making good flour for TWEEN
ty-seven years. He is the odd re-
liable" and wherever he has been
engaged he has been popular as n
miller, for the people know that
John is reliable, trustworthy and
constant as the rising and setting
of the sun. Mrs. Bell Dewey is
the bookkeeper and has charge of
the office, and it goes without say
ing that this part of the business
is in the best Of hands.
The brands of flour are "White
Swan" the patent. and Golden
Crown" the straight grade, and
these brands are giving universal
satisfaction.
The mill has 6n electric light
plant.
The firm extends cordial invi-
tation to the farmers throughout
this section to call and see the
mill. About 5000 bushels of fine
wheat are already in the bins.