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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-02-28
CRON]E'S MEN N A TRAP
Roberts Has Beers Surrounded by
His Troops and Is Heading
Off Requirements.
PETITION FOR AN ARMIsTICE REFUSED.
In by Vastly Superior Force
AnnihiIation of the Little Army
Seems Certain-Boer General Says
He VIII Fight tn the Death.

London, Feb. 23.-Cronje's army of
5000 men is believed TO be fighting its
last battle, for, hemmed i'm as il is by
a British force of at least 10000 men,
its humiliation seems certain. A re-
quest for an armistice of "a hours, in
which to bury his dead, was made by
the Boer commander after three days
of lighting, but Gen. Kitchener refused,
insisting on unconditional capitula-
ton or a resumption of the battle.
Cronie chose the latter alternative, in
forming the chief of the imperial army
that his men would fight TO the death.
Caught I'm IA Trap.
The troops under Cronje, after a
daring and almost successful dash for
liberty, are caught in a veritable trap.
They occupy the banks of the Modder
river. in a narrow defile, the heights
surrounding which are held by their
foes. They are practically without ar
tillery, having but one Maxim gun and
a few other pieces of cannon of little
value against the field guns of their
assailants.
Race for Concentration.
While the attack on Gen. Cronje pro-
cecds there is a race for concentration
between the Beers and the British.
The engagement with Gen. Cronje's
5000 intrenched men is likely to be-
come an incident in battle between
the masses. The separated fractions
of the Boer power are rapidly draw
ing together TO attack Lord Roberts.
Have the Advantage.
Will Gen. Cronje be able to hold out
until the Boer masses appear, or, if
he does, will they then be able TO sue
cor him? The British are facing the
Beers on ground where the arms, tao
tics and training of the British are
expected to give them the advantage.
British Losses.
The war office, for the first time,
has given out an official compilation
of the British losses. The total is
11,2Os to February II. That does not
include, therefore, Lord Roberts re-
cent losses, nor the Wiltshire prison
ers. The press association learns that
the British losses at Koodoos Rand
were 700.
still Holding Out.
London. Feb. 24.-There are reports
of Gen. Cronje's surrender and the re-
lief of Ladysmith, but these are UNI
confirmed by the war Office. Mr.. Bal
four announced i'm the house of COM
mons that no further news regarding
Gen. Cronje had been received by the
government. Gen. Cronje, therefore,
is presumably still unbeaten. So good
showing has Cronje made in the face
of terrific odds that the London press
is forced to praise his bravery.
Continued Fighting.
London, Feb. 26.-Dispatches re-
ceived here say that British forces UNI
der Gatacre near Molteno were rout-
ed With heavy loss. Capt. Mont
morency being among the killed.
Butler has advanced slightly nearer
Ladysmith fighting his way. Beers
have a strong position at Globler's
kloof Lord Roberts reports contin-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-02-28
DAcKAcHE is a symptom.

I'D ACKACHE Is a symptom.
ID Something makes the backache and that something
requires attention the backache be perma-
nently stopped. suffered for years with long list of
troubles writes MRS c. KLENK Wells Mimi (ox sI to
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-02-28
FasaI ExuIosfpn.

Platteville, Wis, Feb. 26.-The pow
der mills here were wrecked by an
explosion and three men were killed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-02-28

MIS-. FlHKna1n. ana 4 WANT 10
thank you for my complete re-
covery. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is a wonderful
medicine for women.
II had severe female complaints
causing terrible backache and ner-
vous prostration; was dizzy most of
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-02-28
Race for Concentration.

Will Gen. Cronje be able to hold out
until the Boer masses appear, or, If
he does, will they then be able to sue
cor him? The British are facing the
Beers on ground where the arms, tao
tics and training of the British are
expected TO give them the advantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
FIRE RESCUEs IN FTFTH.AFE.
WOMAN AND A MAN SAVED BY F1REMEN-
LOSS ABOUT $4,000

The fourth and fifth floors OF the five story build
- No 40 FIfrh-ave, at the southwest corner Of
--r,rtv-eighth-st-. burned out at 2 g. m YES
..-ssv and a number Of people who lived in the
s,f6iag had narrow escape.
Nine Nora Maynard Greene. teacher OF vocal
-,,sfc xko lived the third floor with her mother
I'd her daughters, discovered the FIRE William
.gksn ex-superTfsng architect OF the United States
--sasury Department. occupied the front portioa
- The 70 nth floor which he rented from c. NJ
Tvson occupied the top floor with his wife
nd, Miss Frances Freer. a music teacher The
other half Of the fourth floor was occupied by Dr.
watt and r. Ellis McCleland-
AL Q. these persons were sleeping soundly when
wme Greene discovered the Ere. Her cries
aroused them. and in few minutes the house was
The scene OF wild excitement Nine. Greene
aroused The inmates and nearly all made a hasty
s1it 70 the street Miss Freer tok refuge on the
= stood screaming for help and threatening TO
Fzp. Fireman Alphonso Wise assisted by Fire
q 3 scaiiug ladder got TO the roof OF a two story
sxtension IN the rear OF the building and then
mounted 70 the IRE escape from which he carried
Mss FreeE 10 the street
Acting Deputy CHIEF Ahearn. who was directing
TIRE 1reusn or the F1fth-ave- side. a man lean
sng trcn OF the windows on the fourth floor
front TIE Deputy Chef instructed Assistant Fore
out Howe followed by Andrew Fftzgerald CHIEF
BINS driver. ran into the house OF Archie Gum
the artist next door and up TO the fourth floor
Srrzd6lnE the sill OF the window nearest TO thar in
which The man was. and held by Fitzgerald he
leaned over ana assisted the across the space
between the Two window sills into the adjoining
house The man proved 70 be Mr. Aiken
The FIRE completely destroyed the fourth and fifth
floors The lower floors were drenched with water
L believed that the loss viii reach between $40
John 9 Nolan used the second floor as
studio. and John : Metherley. ladies tailor and
on The grognd floor. The house was al one time
owned BY William =. Vanderbilt. who sold il TO a
nan named f5oWIand ana later II came into the
possession OF Netherley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsyv-York, February l., 1900
BF,F,vES-Only . head received. ard nothing doing.
Feeling was rated steady Dressed beef had the usual
SATURDAYS light and prices were unchanged No
additional cable from the cattle and beef markets
to-day included loo cattle 10
FI on the Ontario quarters Of beef 10 Liverpool
IS sheep 10 Bermuda on the
trinidad sheep West Indies on the Grenada
%AT,VF-S-Receipts u head, all for the market
Steady FOR calves and al the stock taken Neals
10 oaruyard calves az 81 o04S4
Citv dressed veals steady at Sdi21zc per 10
SaIas-J P Nelson veals, 125 n average, az s. y
uer 100 NJ do n SO 70; Il do. So u AZ 50.
BARNARD calves 212 70, 81 % go u. a. 50 30
n 81 Hollis: rs 70. at 81 90
SHEEP IAANBS-Receipts were cars, or l,Oo3
baad Including l ear a siaughterer and cars
fr the market making with the stale stock about ga
ears on sale Sheep in limited supply and tribe firm.
-ner was inquiry for lar-ns and most OF
The stock appeared be carried over for Monday
~ re- 80 we're Al steady prices Medium sheep sold
e. * Der IO0 n choice lambs al ST1Sf 30;
80 - canadian lambs 81 -. Dressed mutton quiet
7Tac Der n Sz41Oc, country dressed
winter lambs steady at S5t4So 80 pTr taI
Saes-M Collins: 1873 Canada lambs 81 10 average. at
81 - 100 n.
4. Hollis lambs. 50 10 ar 81 State sheep.
80 n RI s. . 400 - ~ -
signed gor slaugherers direct Market noninaly steady
Country quiet az last previous quotations
a. ~ 67l-c ner n for heavy 10 light weights.
Saes-H Hollis Oate Friday % state hogs. 1872 10
average al s. 30 per 100 n roughs go 70 at 81 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. February II. 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-Both the jobbing and export
changed materially. and such sales
plished quoted prices The
Ing domestic beans Is barely steady only very
quality commanding outside rates Foreign
largely the advees indicate quite
reported early We
quote choice bush. 81 2OGS2 70 10
common good S@9S2 Is DO medium. choice 81 12s =
81 Is; do State and Michigan bbls. 81 10 do bags
81 l272 do medium and common 70 good 81 500
kidney. choice 50 25fI 81
ney. choice 81 55gS2 60 yellow eye choice 81 500
black turtle. chOice, 81
pea 81 s54Sl 80. imported medium. 81 s0ds imported
bond 81 green peas. bbis per
bags 81 %; do Scotch, 81 30qS1 32s do 81
peas. Southern black bag So 25aS3
RUTTER-Ihe trade seemed 10 be fully supplied
very few buyers were hand to-day. limited
tending make feeling
Possibly quarters could have secured slight
but rule holders carry
arrivals been somewhat larger than were
generally anticipated. and this stock
mas late IL has left a surplus 900 4 900
tubs 10 20 into The that were
discrimination
quality OF goods grade fIrsrs
and considerable nne butter available al 24d2s
In The OF iUl-
rfgn creamery factory fairly steady under
quite moderate arrivals. We quote Western
extras per nc. do nrxts. 24924ze do Arsts
onds 2la23iec. DO State extras "a 1gjc do rss p
do seconds, @1N-}c June. fancy
s3c. held prime 2Ia22c do common to fair. l942Oc
state dars. hah tubs fresh. 24c.
fresh prime. Z2G23e. do tubs hTkins. prime. pc.
common to good Is42le: Western imitation creamery
extras 22G22i &c do nrsts ls42Oc; do lower grades
f7Gfsc factory, fresh. extras le1s alSc: DO
drsrE lTsalac do thirds seconds. l8IlIc do held
finest I7c. lower grades legl7e. rolls fresh choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb I7.-Closing-wheat-Spot dull. No .
red Western winter, stocks exhausted ! Northern
spring lad. No l California, 4i=dG6s Corn
spot quiet American mixed, new. IS SID American
mixed old s. 9sd; futures quiet; February, IS 994d
March, S-sd. NAY. SIS Tad Peas-Canadan IS sad
FIoUr-St Louis. fancy. winter. firm. ~ Hops az
London Pacific CoasI) DUH E3 I0saf4 Beef steady;
extra India SOS. prime mess. Is Sc. Pork hru
prime mess Western, 56s 81. Hams-Short cut IA 70
dull. ass BacOn-CUnnberland Is n.
easy 3Ts short ribs - - n long clear
light 80 10 80 10 DUH, SOS Sd; long
dies heavy 50 40 n dun. short clear backs 10
10 Is 70 dull 35s; clear bellies Il 10 10 70 duu 29s
Shoulders-SqUare. y 10 "A D. steady. Lard
Prime Western IN terces gteady SIS. refined
pals dull COS. Butter-Etnsst and United states
nominal Cheese firm; American white Sos Amer
lean hnesr coored. 6lA Taow-Prirne city strong ags
Australian London. firm, Cottonseed oi-FFuI
refined May-August steady, 22s Turpentine-spirts
steady. Rosin-Common Petroarrn-Re-
fined Esd. Linseed OIL, 24s 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool eaoles-spot cotton
easer. saIer 600 bales speculation and export oe
american 5000 receipts 1900; AneFlelL 4OVJ mic
SIIng unIard I-Ied opened baFeiy stsaoE a
es4d deci.ne and closed quiet az 3g5 4d net deells-
March, 4JI11ns Aarci-<eI'rl
5sLg. Arril-AGay 45Oszb; May-June 441es JuneJE4s,
45b Julv-Augiist 4.43s: August september 4-Sozn
sep;ember-October 2OIs; Octooer-NoYehDer 4lIF' No
venber- December. 4-0ob. - -.-,,.. - =a- ,,.s
FLOUR AND MBAL-The -four nnerEet t9- was
IN the vel known brands for which Old prices mad To- 6e
GSs * winter straights So sass 90 winter patents
a e5GS2 50; spring clears. 81 sSS % solsa 80
Enter So 75qx2 90 extra No winter = eygsz tg 10
sl7QsfT % sIlss l. y
r. T-R@steady. quoted 81 50asl 60 r FL<1J R
c-set- fair 10 good Sass % eaoce 70 fancy - 5o4
- 10 CoRNMEAI-steady. quoted; Elm dTee. e 10
go - as to brand BAG AEAI-t - quoted
white and yellow s0cgSIi coarse 80
t,T-E,r-uiet Quoted Spring bran spot sAo 20, sse-s
sfs5 =, s1s 50as1e rs coarse winter bran SIG
ga - latter middlings SIoaslo 4's O1A' az
Is17 80. hominy chop. sl5 so; oinl'l- e.
cRAIN-WHEAT-Op Operations in lhE 'e1C tls
re-aav were confined princlpa4ls,, 20 5eaIpihg
-5s-a and prices varied only frsctot tS - ~. stsl
oro -aIa earlv blr room talent CARED on le greater
s-T a the small trade generaHy 80 -
pal. veex do1-yVard tendency OF price, inaAiested
arst al opening only cf,e- l,,bdr@y nor etIq
a-n advance, balance - es1,res vg5,b 1Sers
wheat held fairly steady al Era d &c Net lower
= under last night Last prices We" - 49, WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
IMPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cOrr-r ~. New-Tork. February II. 1890
t f-k-Ihe market for Brazil futures was
t--l one ana generally weak that The oDening call
decline Of 5q1O points. transactions lin
70 iVS bags Subsequent showed general
81 olslae speculative interest.
-c-4II - hesitate or 10 their
look a the situation. no material
~ ne statistical situation and Santos re
e-ps t-oV"v Degs) were regarded fair Rio reporred
49,, market at decline OF - points Havre after
TpeLing = Ir4nc higher closed franc net lower
m .I nlaae partial Improvement Of ! pfennig.
- A9ies as whole regarded encot--
Nor was The
actory; The later phases OF generally
WIN the a 5GI5
points Total sales SOL bags Spot coffee ruled
1-et ao crossed barely steady, and nominal
W quote. No 3 s9-l6e: No Z, Il-1Gc; No g. 13-I6c
The range o. contract prices market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKrr

Liverpool, Fen Il, 1 o. u.-Closing-Cotton-spot in
limited prices -i5dne
far sled god middlng Sid; niddlng i-l6d Low
The sales day bales OF vbfrh 400 were
for speculation and export. included 500 American
Eecefpts bales. including FUTURES
opened easy and closed barely steady al the decline;
American middllng, m c, February sellers.
February and March : s.! s4a4 5s-s4d buyers. March
ard April 54-64G4 a5-d4d seller ANIL ana NAV
s R4T4 81 buyers: May and Juna a. s4fI4 ssh
sellers June and July 4564d buyers. Jv ana August
4 AZ sd sellers, august and Septeubar a. sSa $50
buyers September and October eO-64Q4 2I-s4d sellers
I)ecenber 4 g-S&4 sus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
DELAMARE. LACKAMANNA s MESTEkN
ERIE Rail ROAD

Through leave New-York. foot Of Chambers-zr
follows, and I'VE minutes earlier
$500 A. M.-VestbuIed Express daily for Biaghamtou
Waverly. Elmirz, Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Blrao Z
P n ParlC- Buffalo
Zoo +. M.-VesCbUed urnited-Fast daily. Solid
train Chicago Arrives Cleveland T:4O A NJ Chicago
P. II. Sespers to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car
1880 T.. M-Bur and Cleveland vestfbuIed Express
dali ar Buffalo 7:05 A. NJ. Bradford A
Jamestowa 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1921 A. N. CIsv-
Library Car
9:I5 =. M.-Daily solid BInghanton Waverly
Elmra and Chicago Sleepers 70 Buffalo. Chicago and
Cincinnati u. Dining Car
FTVlCkETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
4 CO3IMODATIONS III. 1f3 261. 401 and 957
1856 East I25rh-st and 273 West
at Chambers West 23d-st- ferries. NeW-York:
Fuiton-st. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn I'D Rlvers.
EIoboken. and Jersey City Station New-York Transfer
calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

sorrHERN COTTON Markets.

SOUTHERN COI1OCN MAHhEIS
Louis Feb 1T-CotIon firm; rrddlns sac; low
Slice good ordinary l3-l6c. Net receipts
Sc bales 1877 bales shipments ASIA bales stock
IS 2I3 bales
Galveston Feb 1T-Cotton quiet; niddling ssc; low
SSsC. good ordinary Receipts 621S bales
exports Continent ID 163 bales sales, 45+ bales
stock 200 .694 bales
Baltimore Feb IT--Cotton nominal, riddling. s7sc
middling, T-16c good ordinary, lS-l6c- Stock
10 so bales
low middling. sac; good ordinary 77sc Set receipts
bales, gross 1880 bales; shipments. bales
sales, 200 bales stock, IA. O97 bales
Savannah. Feb. H.-Cotron quiet middling. s-16e
low uiddling. S3&c good ordinary. T+c Receipts 80
bales exports Great Britain. 29 bales. sales.
bales stock las. 90 bales.
Orleans Feb 1T.-Cotton quiet and steady: mid
ding. ssc low mlddling sasc; good ordinary. I-l6c
Receipts 6.45T bales, exports Great Britain p
bales France, 027s bales; Continent OT3
bales coastwise, 22Ol bales, sales 365O bales
$50 1863 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
orura nARKErs-Rr rvLEanAPH.

Chicago Feb IT-Cattle uOHlinally steady; good 10
choice s5as8. poor 10 S4S4 -. mixed sockers
f5dSa feeders. S+4S4 good choice
lows So 25RS4 40: heifers 81 1884 u s. 25a
50 90: bulls 75GS 40 calves So9SI 70 fed Texas
h4ev S4Ns5 strong shade higher. top 81
mixed and butchers SCGs5 Cis choice heavy
g-1efS5 O5: rough heavy - T5HS4 "a light 81 70e
s. s2s bulk Of sales. s. s5gs4 o. sheep and lambs
steady s. 75fiS5 80. lambs. $5GST
ern wethers 81 T00S5 80; Western lambs s. I5GS5 so
Recaips-CattIe today 100 head; hogs. 10000. sheen
rs Receipts the week-Cattie 81 900 head hoss
100. 500; sheep, $500.
Cincinnati. FEB Hogs active. u 2oux5 ID. Cattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
LEHlCH VALLEY.

Stations foot OF West sd Corrandt Desoroses
e. T. ferr-esI
other EEr tQTtLan1r or Desnrus<1
streets Daily cxgept SuleaI s- ia - "a S.nsf
q
Us6-I5, 100 A " L1-a- ruT kA>foN-
s55I -. d 80 Scr rel F. AIo. NIAGARA FALLS anc
principal local points Paror and Dining Ca Con-
++II.55 f2.O0 Nooa- SLACK DIAMOND *
Hantsuul1st Aa.4tr4 sank
cuEuectilG Wi-n ttrta ,ercrs
Ard Chieago Dining service carte
-I2.I5, 90 p. ~ Fer WtAAt--l A-.l.l sti.AN leN
%s4-5I ana iuTr~faf date poiEts
V.3.fO, y5.2OP.a Local TOR MAJ Ch SHtN 80
81 Chicago kesiirule A-al-tet-
ARA FALLS and pons West Through seepins C@ % Oe-so
10y, 500 P n Exposition Ez2ress for BUFFALO An
sS55 300 PIX For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO
and West Sleeping % CnlIezl
so PLAlNFtEIB and BOCNO BROOK .ocals. daily excePs
Sunds-. satA n. ie. -. ruH n = ana 49, -
ia ~ - - ala
1854 Broadway. square VEST 20 columbus Az y =
$50 Fulton s. dwy and annex 1-<.l orooA
y Transisr Co wiz baggage from ass "
Residence :, @a~-seszrr1&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
corr. C4LEEDARs FoR MONDAY.

s9oe1atz Dtvlsio9H-suPFeune Ceurt-Adjourned until
sa1r--7e Appellate Ter1l-Befors Tr1ax P J.;
A.ra. from order Of city Court: No ! Appeals from
tasH--rs q ely Court No 70 q inclusive. Appeals
sa7-7z CaG---sreciai Ter-r-Psrt before srnyrh !
za7-s1e -6s-t-speciai Terrs-Par1 I-Before L.sven-
35 Spa o e2 3 = f fa-5s '' Freed
Fz causes Nos AZ. sG4s, 1896, 4555. 1913. 4429.
sPs couEsPee-ai Te IN Par. Ty VI AZ AZ
- - 22.6 IS3s S1I3, 1895, 3749 2616. S7ss, 425s,
s1r-ese C5urr-sPeelal rsrm-Part v-Before Law
J-Cazses b for trial Clear.
supreme Cour1-sPecial TerH-Part VI-Before Bscho1,
s-sue cour-speeial Terr-Part vII-Before F75z-
Es5a-. 5.-I1ey@ts4 railr2ad cases Clear. ,,.,za
It's e'uT.-Ta TeTnT95' uef2 re a acA9 5a5R
ais i275s 12 15ao l5ass 1873 S5 I I99i
7rame c2urt.Tr5al Term-Part Iu,--Beforeo Beach,
--.a1ussi No 5st@ Day caLenlar- escs. 1913. 4e-o,
-s 2l-f, 59I7. SOS 1865 3497. +G02 1876, 5+62,
50 So 80 559s a5is $50 ISIS 5s@5 1851 S7f2
5-TTis Ts5@ Pa pr! 5Z Pc re MAJ MAJ
-I5-er,s q .--t-Tral Teru-Part v-Before o'Gorrnan
lauses = Be sent from Part III for trial Case IN
Tcauses be sent from Part III for trial Case
ssprezs -our-Tr.aI Tsr-Psrt yII-BsfoCs Gi ss-
sleeve Inluest 70 Day csle1aaF' S 800 49,
.7s 80 @e75 81 4sI1 ss52 1901 2se2, 1o1l, 2s9a
sa7-z-a ,-5ure-TriaI Term-Psrs VII and x-Ad-
su--ere -rs---TrizI Term-Ps-- Ix-Before Scott. !
-. 46T2. Townsley agt- Bankers Life Insu-
sar--us 1aart-Trial Term-Part XIxBefoce G5sgsr-
Supreme f-a.~r-Trss- XII-BefOre Slower
Iz-zes 20 rom preferred caIenosr Tor tr1al
Gases unfinished
.-gr-- -5i-s al 1870 Wills for probate: William
Ear-e-z-r-acer Roger C-ConnOr. Max Rauss, William
Fr-r- Tzza-ta EinnlngHr Frederick Boss Michael Con
-cu~ Sr-15a Bea1Eel 1870 3 Marie Jaeger al
GATES c7ur--Tral Teru-Before Thomas $
Nrz l5sa 1885 1-l6. 1892. 1854. 1871
tT-r rrs---Srzcial Te-ra-Bsf1re C0nlsn. Court
opers 30 M. Motions A. 80 30 A. N
C-u---T-1zl Terrn-PaTr Before c. DTyer i
,7s $50 ltT4 IS 100 -9s3 1913 800 2els s9o2Az
go a15- es6 1884, 50. 1927 1872 DOS 322s
~ cau----r-zI rerm-Pa-t I-Be6ors Fi!zsinaons
= Jaa $50 200 1852 liz Zl5as zllaSsa 90 Soz1
Case unfinished
CIV C5u--T-iaI T@rm-Part III-Before schucha1an
1-Sos l22f 1477. 743 1880. 2l55, l592 Zgss
POO 1852 20I0 1862 702 zT4 go. 1912 1881
case unfinished - 49,, >
r.-v Cou---T-tal Terua-Part IK-Besore iascsll l.
short causes. N5s 49, zl5s 4I5T 1855 1910 32o4 3735
as63 $3.50 4l53. 1919 $3.50 4l30 Aus Equity case
N. go. Clear
REFEREEs APPOINTED
Supreme Court
p srnyrh. J.
E--age KH-zte--Cha-ies Donohue
Hidden sE- Faae-Augusrus 4 Vandsrpoei
Kroehss aEr Doet-r-Thouas r. Donneily
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Supreme Court
p I-evertrtct- J
FrE5e--ck Minnie AendIov-i-z-Sa-1pson Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York Ferry CThItshAu Teruina0. AID
OF Liberty street
"DaiIy- 1EIcepe sunday. sSuncays. -
CHICAGO. '4.3o m. Liberty street onlT). I'D
PTTTsBURG '4so a m Liberty street enlyl. $50
> CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 1000 e. m. .5.5S D n.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE ts0O. 1000 DINER.
C.'oya Limited exclusively Pullman Train Diner
'455 CDinsrl '5S5 Dlner1. and 81 IL
night NORFOLK. +1.00 m.
trains Illuminated with Ptntsch Llxht.
261, 434. I2S4 Broadway. - 90
w I27 Bowery. n Y. 800 Fulton BROOKLYN White
all AID Liberty Baggage checked
hotel residences 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY FEBRUARY Is. 1900

ne nea. snong greatest weakness in absence Of
SAporL Yrsgn markets attracted selling
" r.. lower from Liverpool and 1Og20 points
Oh a. F anls. being supplemented by reports
Coiu 40 SHOWN on Saturdays enabled bears
20 maze staoe attempt break prices until defeated
H me, me Ia IN corn already mentioned Sentiment
~ IySat al tne close OF the still had buish
tnge but vas cautious because OF
supply nsues IL Is expected, be a standon on Mon
GAY may receipts 516JOO bush English
th - 49, oIoO0O bush. compared with COO
DUST SHt N-eE before Prices
io%c dsL wees Northwest
90 70 9uoo cars against 2574 previous
- as year agp Cables reported Hungarian
sS me wsp % 900 Lsoo0 bush representing decrease
- the week OF N1otO bush The curb May ranged
ION - II-loc 70 Fi<c. closing al 74&c at O'Clock.
hsie no export trades reported: No red quoted
CSC anoat aud 1850 elevator No / Northern Du-
- o anoat 800 CORN-At first the
vas inclined 10 be little easier
anle selling took place 40sc for Nav here but late
leLe vas sharp recovery in prices
9, &c higher than the previous
ano1ru cte2rances reached $4,000 bush
epaehes from the West announced that country accept
were not abundant. Interior
OoV DUST compared with 2g5 600 last year
developed at Chicago. understood he
Parties VINO were prominent
was weakened from 4034c 4Ozc closing at 4OI4c
liverpool cosed nd lower the export
eat 70 ire bull element corn closed 4214c eeva-
tor and delivered and 43c aAoat.--. o. -NS-The
Iasacons IN oats Of Saturday Character
an prices showed little change closed at
rack EliXef Hd3h-7c track white. 81
eeilps SAC R1Et-Market dull Western, 5tsc
% . anoat: NO Western. &c o ahoat: State rye
eya9lc c NeT-York CARROTS b RLLY-AIarEet
quoted 55e c I Z track.