davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

quotations follows: Flour dull and steady
No spring wheat. 65d72c; No red, t4ls9lBc; No :
corn 3s%c: 9 yellow. 3s%c; No oats. 2l2c; No .
white. 2sIa62s1sc; 3 white. 26@46274.c; No rye
52652i3c: fair choice mailing barley 52d0Sc, No
faxseed 81 63 No Northwestern 81 81; prime timothy
seed 81 So clover contract grade S14S1 To- mess pork
bb S13 S5Gsi3 90: lard 100 b, 81 ~ 29sl 40
short ribs Sides loose 81 s5dSI 5 dry sated shoulders
boxed SO 35S6 so. short clear sides boxed 81 +HSI So
whiskey basis OF high wines 81 q On the Produce EN
change day the butter market was active creamery
l4G22c dares, nisd1Sc- Cheese fairly active, hit0
HSsc. Eggs dul fresh. 15c
Cincinnati Feb. 19.-Flour dun Wheat quiet: No 2
red 79c Corn strong; No mixed. Al 1%qi2c Oats hrm'
Duluth, Feb. 19.-Cose-Wheat-No 1 hard cash 747se:
May. T7sc; T27sc; Nav, T57sc: July
16lec; No Northern. 6Ie. Corn-NO yellow. 3l54c;
Nav. 3S1zc. Oats 26t4 926Ec
Milwaukee Feb. 19-Wheat steady: No Northern
T5d75i5c No Northern. Ti673c Rye firm; No 1. 53G
534c. Barley easv; No ? 57G5Sc; sample. ld55c.
Minneapolis Feb 19--Wheat-Cash 1850; May, T49sc.
July. T5c: track No hard. T57sc; No Northern.
I39sc No northern 81 Q69c Flour unchanged Bran
higher. S12GS13 %
PhIadelphia. Feb 19.-Butter firm: fancy Western
5c fancy Western prints 23c: fancy nearby
24c Eggs lac lower; fresh nearby l6izc; fresh
5e Bran steady winter in bulk. SIT 5OgSls 20 spring
in sachs. S17 50qSfs.
St. Louis Feb I9.-wheat-No red cash, I27sc; May.
T3& 6737sc: July 73c: No nan he Corn-No
cash 3siac: Nav. 3SAso; July. 3s4d3s7se Oats-No
cash, 26c May. 26c July. CSC: No white 2sG2Sl2c
Tolcda Feb. 1OWheat dull. higher. cash. 9l4c; May,
s07sc July T9c Corn dull steady cash. 4lc May ~ c
Oats steady: cash 27c May 26+sc Rye nominal 525c
Cloyerseed quiet. lower 1893 prime So GO; March 81
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
11vERpooL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Feb 10 p. m.-Cotton-Spot quist prices
132i lower; American mlddlng fair, 2332d good mid
ding. led midlling. SID; low midtlng SD;
good ordinary 4d ordinary SD The sales of the day
bales OF which so for speculation and
included 700 American. Receipts 5000 bales
Including Futures opened ana closed quiet:
American mlddng I C. February. 5 IL 6ifl5 l5-6fd
sellers. February and March. 1o6taS l64d sellers:
April S6id sellers; April and May, I-64d
buyers May and June 56-Gh sellers; June and July.
Gid sellers. July and August 3bid sellers; august
September. 53-G4I4 81 64d sellers; Septemb- r.
G4d Sellers October. o 80 64ai 80 SAD
-.-r.lr
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

ColfON-To-day's operations in cotton were sorp,-
Thing over 100000 bales while fluctuations bv turns
Favored both factions with having rather tha
better p1suD ne close Belief that the market hss
declined Oar enough Tor the present thar The weak !sne
Interest had been totally elm that shorts
so!l themselves a standstn brisk huvag f0r
a reaction the opening. Bush Liverpool cables and
sal receipts south helped encourage general buying
me market on this support started lrm tone Alth
pees unchaneed 20 points hisher The foreign repye-
eerlacoI inquired fair purchasers of the May
options oa the initial rise; pt bears sold. The nrmness
% came q an end and pronounced weakness developed
under turn IN the Liverpool news and sudden luu
outside support Liquidation of March large scale
SET h. and selling Tor a fresh break INDUCED IA
freely. Prices declined rapldly under this combined
pressure and everything Tor tine pointed q drop
ID May 4 long
interest appeared have been totally unloaded Nttle
market every symptom % being dangerously
sc1. Covering became popular ana prices improved
coTdngly. The official reports from Southern spot
keis proved holders seriously frightened
hy the Weakness here and IN position
20 follow uplift. Estimates Tor continued light
oeDts the porte rather bulsh sem-weeky inteTi1r
town statement and commission orders all helped 10
place NE market n healthier position. by miaafer-
The opening again la with later
Variations indicating further Eenerai improvement The
% shorts increased the market advanced
unl buying this easily overtopped that FOR
al other purposes The close STEADY. with prices
net b1e points higher
Tie RANGE OF contyac, prlcss the local market
as
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New YORK. February l

New-York February 10, 1901.
BEEVES-Teceirts 81 S56 head all FOR
slauzhtere-s with the exception Of No trading
80 th. -att-yar.ls. SoH nay steady. Dressed beef
quiet recorded quotations Liverpool and London
quoted beef lower al 9is d0c per
live cattle sheep unchanged shipments today the
C Liverpool sI0 cattle. l6T sheep 76O quar-
of the -. IS1uis for Southampton
100 quarters % beef shipped by Schwarz
scHlIa q Suzberger. Majestic will Liverpool
ga quarters u beef fr swift CO. ana lSo quarters
tcstimat~dl f0r y. Morris.
CALVES Receipts we're f6f head. all for the market
Demand slack but prices about steady; Ordinary 20
prime vral- 15d 3 - ito NJ harnyard calves
nominal dressed vs1ls slow AT S'2Hl-'sc per W.
tb v~rv f-W sales IL. dressed lower
little cHV"~ steady az 9f &C. dressed oaryaIi
calves also sold az S-.- -. -.
s,.rsrs A s. r~r ita n. l0 40. 27f N. at s. %
a; curtis Son. 4 veas l63 N, az - 70; \ do l5s
n ~ . 12S n al 81 SO - ,,,
SIf.T, AND I.NMBS-Receipts were cars or lo5l
n car- on sale sheep In fair demand and prime
stc.L arm. lanb. but fun steady. cars were -
Ordinary choice sheep soi AZ - ttH
g y no. 1nn r., good choice lsmoS ~ 6dso -
Dressed mutton steady az 6MSc per To- dressed "Os $40"
.isNeton & 90: iTs Ohio lambs. Sc N average. at
g. y I-r l00 N > Ohio sheep l2o Io az - 40 90
ohio sheep. % 10 AZ e. 20 l'l
Indiana DO M 81 so - do ilo n g. 81 90 gale
Kentucky lambs - 10 ~ - w. = rNeH-
sheep lOo n, al - 30 ~ an.
y l. n ems a Co: Western lambs. % 10. at ~ 80;
n Western yearinrs. % 10, az 30 g, - =, e. ~ -
Harrington & Co: 143 OHIO lambs. ~ h a. % 30 %
Ohio sheep. iO4 n. al ~ = , o., -, -. s5-5
T. Harrington: 223 Buffalo lambs n 10 az - - g.
UOGS-Recepts II ears. or 2io9 heaa. an LOT
sIaurharers Nothing doing. Feeling weak In syupatX
and Chicago markets country H"ssed "'''
az Sizashac per 70 for heavy 10 light weights.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
ERIE RAILROAD

ThToush trains leave New York. foot OF
follows. and minutes earlier from w. I'D ST.:
9GO d. m. Daily.-Soiid train for Buffalo g
Binshamton. WaveFiy Elmira and Bradford Coacaes.
parlor and cafe dining to Buffalo.
s.sO .. m Daily -Chlc7XO Limited-Fast Mail
train 70 Chicago arriving SO ART. Cleveland
Seepers to Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
T.3O D IN DalJ.-Buffalo anc Cleveland Exprssse A.
Buffalo 100. Bradford I20 jamestown 100
town 1927 m Cleveland 1880 p. Sleepers to Buff
falO and Cleveland. Cafe car.
o.I5 D Daily Solid train for Bnehamtor wava,-
iy Elmirs Chicago seepers to Bura,o Chicago CIncn-
natl Dining
fgucKEIs. Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
a ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill III. 26i. and O51
BEoSdway lS' East i25th St. and 2Is West I2Sth ST..
Chambers and West I'D st. ferries and
$50 Fulton ST.. aS Broadway. Brooklyn: River ST.
HOboken and Jersey city Station New-YoTk TTansres
Co. calls TOR and checks baggage 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
ei2 A. NJ. 3.35 p VI. Daily. Sunday 20
Pttsheld Sundays only at 92O A. NJ
Pullman n all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
cl<-t a 2f6 Broadway -
Union So. w. 275 Columbus 1888 West 125th St.
I2Oh St tSSth ST stations New York: 33S and ia
FULTON st. and Broadway. = D.. Brooklyn
Street for New York Central Cab
service. Baggage checked from hotel residence
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

24a25c. Unwashed medium stc-Kentucky and Indiana
q conlbing. 3H2ic: = blood, 23d24c Missouri
I blood eomsing 22aa3c; @s blood. e2a23c braid comb
2Ou21c; and Georgia. DC. Territory, secured
bass-Montana lae medium and hne, l5aiSc; scogred
4464jc. staple. 4144sc Utah Wyoming hne medium
me Ifq1je; scoure 424f3c: staple 45i6c; IdanO
hne medium and hne. i54t4lac secured. 42F Sc staple
45G48c; No medium 15dl6c; secured. iOG i2c. Aus
tralian. secured basis spot priees-Combing superne
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

spot cotton closed quiet and with quotations lice
lower on basis az exc Tor mddng upland and Sac Cor
mc1linE Guli Sales 2l0 bales. Southern spot markets
Nete teiegraphed follows: NeN-Orlesus hoiday,
Mobile holiday Savannah quiet sc Sc; Charles
Ton quiet, quoted at So. Wilmington hrm, unchanged
at hc Norfolk 10 Baltimore
"a. lhr lower . unchanged AZ
sitc - Louis quiet l-lGc 9isc. Estimates
.eef'pis 70 morrow "a New Orleans 5al 500
talae against h0t0 bales week and q Al3 bales
latl year AZ Houston. $500 10 $500 hales
i'A Win O2 halee last week and siu5 bales last year
Recer's tho ports ana interior points to-day CON-
rarsl VIII the same iaN last vel .Id last var
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Feb l9-Csttle-Receips. 1000 head includ-
ing Texans generally steady including butchers soh
and good prime steers - hogSo' p1oI ~
medium g. 20; sockers and feeders slow s@ ooG
COWS. 50 15 hefers. g. 5o.lSi % Gamers
81 T5aS2 4O slow Zoe lower 81 500 81 10 calves
grass steers OGSf. bulls. So 5odS3 90 Hogs
ecepts to-day 80 OO0 head to morrow 00o0 left over
steady closing weak. tops. 50 4O.
nilxed ana butchers s. 5as5 30 good 20 choice heavy
81 lS5 90 heavy, s. 1885 %: light 81 l5gSS 30
bus ~ sales IS 32isaS5 - SheeP-Receipts 10000
Ieas sheep strong Zoe higher, active: lambs strong
good choice wethers S4G$4 So fair choice mixed
81 S4 Western sheep s4a$f 50. Texas sheep, s. 500
ss CO. native Lambs 25s5 90 Western lambs s5S5 81
CINCINNATI Feb. ls.--Hoss active. lower. ass 27ls
cattle steady 81 25GS4 81 Sheep dun. 81 7SGsi TO-
F,ast TJb~rtv Feb I9-Catte slow. extra. IS S5GsS 50
prime S5qS5 Is. common S3qS5 10 Hogs slow prime
boas 45lS5 So pigs IS iOQS5 -: roughs SO 1885 10
Shssnstsaav On sheep and lower lambs Choice
ethrr- 81 GOaS4 u.s. S2Q$3; choice lamhs s. so
S5 90 common TO good Sass % veal calves. sTgS7 so
East Feb i9Recepts--Eattle. cars sheep
ana lambs ears hogs Is cars Shipments-Eettle. II
sales were few punches which were left over from Mon
day Demand light and sales to-day We're barely steady
with vesterfay. Among the sales were head at Si
fair demand and steady choice 20
extra 81 5Oass: good choice SI4sI 80. Sheep and
ambs-Tota offerings t6 loads. most Of which were over
IRON Yesterday little stronger the offerings not
heavy demand good lambs choice 70 extra
extra, 81 75dS5; good 70 choice. ~ 5odst 90 HOGS
Trade slow with basis s. so generally for heavy mixed
Workers and pigs roughs s50sj 10; stays Ad 10; total
offerings SO loads OF which left over from yes
tsrday. There fair clearance and the close was
steady.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

c1t1n Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
Quet, SALES. 1000 hales, speculation export
American. 6ooo receipts. 1900. American 6000 mid
ciinE upland a-lod futures opened barely steady. ?
ruery. Slsi7s Fehruary-Narch. lOiss. March-Anrii
aoas April May. S07b. May-Juns. 5.o6s. June-July.
ooas Juiy-August. 502s August September 453iks:
Septemher M G.. A53iEs; October o e. ss3gs. %:
octsbsT-NoVoniber. a-259a26. hanchester-Harns and
elolhs quioI.
end cases quoted a0Gs8 as iobbng So sO0S 81 as pow
deHed 81 81 aOGSa y0 Morphine ruled steady and que
with bulk 81 i0nS2 20. ounces az 81 1882 20 and
eiEhfhs o5Gs2 Ouinine s.eady. with American
quoted 30Q Q35c foreign al eSa33c ESSEN
IlAL olLs-The market Eencra-y quiet and steady
Nile prices rule unchanged some anse oil could
~ BOUGHT Tor 81 S. inside price bur holders
asking higher prices We quote Anse s. S5dsl 30.
.eloi prime s. 30QSe az; osssG, S5Q33c, cubeb $500
slno, emcl, prime, sinSl l5 and low grade eScuSl
siion native 81 s0ESl - mace. distilled 81 25G
~ ~ mustard, natural S5QS5 80 and srtlncial. s. go
Peperninf Mestern tins 81 loes 2o Ne~-fork,
~ " isasi 25 and cases 81 7%gsi so; pennyroyaL
80 speafmint 81 lolSl -. 81 l0Qxl rs;
ssh nslntsl 81 sa1sl 90. and artncal. a0r.lc
80 u iStSl - ,Hc woTmwood pure. s. s5Gs6 25
lgois-iie marlft steaeiness. ths denland
tnuan; SAa8i.o, ginseng. s. 50. ginger beached. hac
n snoeeehed i2c golden seal. S706oe; senega, West
FLOUR AND MEALs-COndltions In the -four tr.a,
.Nel 40 improvement the previous days
fr-r soss remained unchanese closing about steady.
- ssnss ~ winter patents. 50 eoqss sprins clears ssa
:. sftTs 30 winter 50 7Oas. IS: extra No vfnter
NeVss. ,o ne srads sls oonSl0 so spot arrive
y, hICkwHEAT FLOuR-s2 l0ds2 rs, ...... RYE
!. n-Dnn Quoted; Fair % 5000 e. so~ss IS; choice
'&hes' Szogss 0-....coRNNEAL-sleady. Quoted:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

OluuOILvHNA
RAIIsRoA
STATIONS foo, OF WEST rwENrY-TfIIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS
sErhe leaving time from Desbro"ses and
o"rtiandt streets is Ave minutes later ena"
that given below for Twenfy-thtrd seree'
station. except where otherwise noted.
' r a. M W. EAST MAILissd tD I've spss prr'Gs 70
Chicago No eoaeSes 10 Pttsburs
o5 VI PlNNsY EvaN1A He1 Conn
Cars Sor cSicaso. % eieveIand Tosdo Cincinnati
I5s r. W. cISaeo ND b"s1s sT LOUIS ExPREss-ro-
roledC; louisville (yia CncnnatD. Indianapolis CHI
SOS p. VI. ST LouIs ExPREss-For- Pittsours.
y ~ wEsFERS waE e ExPREsFoT PHs DRRs cSisaso For
7.55 NJ PSefFTc isy IPlFs Pttsburz and
RoSts RnSsso For knoxvie daily via shsnsndSah valley
PREss-Fcr PittsbTrs Cleveland. Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
fca eDaS 2 ieo % psssr0ssss p , and r9 e0rtsndT sTsr
1855 Cbinns SsI I 1e abS Ss a5a a. % eortIs1s. sS9
Htreess 2el q g CongTessiona Lin all Parlor and
a aS5 e g nigh! sunday SIS $40 loss DINING
Lin. an Psfor ana Dining cars, a25. S25 Dining
soTEhS RfD?9s S7' s5 % Tiisd 2 T. 'sas E m
days 1 and Certla9dt Streets u 20 mS week.
NoRF3LK 95i 3.I AND wFsTERS RSIiW1Y.%FoT MsmDhi.
A5STs oaT sAS fsT;i55 :9: 3 s.. X
sFaS@AnG i,.5 p AIR LNE-ortda Metropolitan Linn
o. tH l@@99 p m dsv Express l2 10 night daily
-Myeek-days and s55 daily.
ATLANTIC -CTTY.-955 a. m. and 2. weekdays.
Ihro9gh Nestbued Trains Buffet Parior Cars and
standard Coaches.
APE MAY.-f255 d. weelx-1ayz
points on New York and Long Branch Railroad lrroa
vest Twentv-third Street Staton) SS5 a. f2+O.
=. and = 30 o. m SUNDAYS. o q a. ass .. m
from Desbrosses and Corta1dt Srreetsl. 900 a. M.
Izao $40 and 10 p. m Sundays. a45 m. sl0
FOR rrursrrvpprs
os sDsSnrossss ard Cortlandt Streets s2m. T25 7&
ana Cortsndt Streets 10 2 Dining Carr t055 0Din,ns
Sarl 1l55 a. I255 H. Dining carr. 2 10 CDes-
posses and Cortiandt Streets 220) 255 rs 355 42A
= uDining Carl ass DINING Carr SIS Dining car)
- 20. s5o a. y m. II N night sundays TO-
sS IDinlnE Carl t2.5S t255 Dining Carr. l55
lh,'ng Carl 2 25 355 25 (Diring Carr ASS Dining
night ' -
Ticket oFees Nos 4s1 a45 1aG 1854 III and
way Astor House: West Twenty Street Station:
ana stations foot Of Cortlandt Streets
court Street $50 Fulton Street. az Broadway and
Penusylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station Jersey
CITY. The New York Transfer Company will call for
70 destination.
Telephone "9f4
road Cab Service
J. r. HUTCHINSON. T.. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
STOCK IN HAND

savannah FEB. i9-spiFits tnrpentine nm 80 '.: e
hbls sales col. exports. 100 Rosin STEADY
receipts 42I2 bills sales 40s3. exports Iaii quota
tons follow: A and G. 81 90 p 81 - l. 81 SogSI "
?. 81 S54Sl 40 c. 81 40dSi as II. 81 70; 4 81 60 n
81 *: 81 81 IS: n 81 e0; G, So; " W. 81 Is
Charleston FEB l9--TErpentue dur. nothing doing.
35i G36c. Rosn firm. unchanged. .--..
Wilmington. Feb leSprits tGrpentine firm DO gS
receipts % Rosin firm. 81 1881 90 receipts AL
bbls steady 81 80 and 81 so; receipts.
bbls Tar firm. Is. receipts. 81 hbls.
London Feb. l9--TuTpentlne spirits. 2ss ID.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
ROYAL. BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHiA. A.
~-43O tT3O $500 300 1000 .lL30 m. n. 90
.L3O 1900 $40 t4UO. s'4OO t430. 800 TOO. T7so.
$500. Tt9.25 D. m. "l2. IS mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
1880 ts.OO 5000 .I13O a. tLOo. 'l3o. 's.Ao.
800. 100 .. m s121 IS mdt
Ohices: Liberty 81 Ferry South Ferry. f13 IT, es1.
s34 cas- 1900 1884 Broadway I73 5th 737 9th Ave-.
D i53 I25th ST.. 273 West 125th
St Columbus Ave. New York; Court St. 3i4 SEQ
Fulton St Brooklyn: Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New
for and checks baggage to destt-
sFron Liberty 81, only. sDaily tDay. Sunday
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

Foreign Coffee Markets; Seros-Coffee market quiet
good average Santos 5S4O0: receipts i80 %
bass; stock, l.lS6.0OO bass Hamhurg-C0ftee market
opened : pig higher, 2.20 , N unchanged =
pc higher; sales, COCO bass. Havre-Cofee market
opened barely steady = franc higher l2 uncha ageo
haf holiday total sales. 1000 bass
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

hlO-C0nee market weak 10 I 10, U>l2o. exchange
10 23eG receipts Two says 10000 bass, cleared tol
yhe United States 1000 bags; cleared for Europe Loco
hags. stock 500 600 bags
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee s as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
CENTRAL R. R. Of new JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
Four Tracks. Electro Pneumatic SignaS
Stations in New York. Liberty ST. and n Ferry
Trains leave Liberty St below thine from south Ferry
i've minutes earlier. except notedl.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
WEST SfIORE RI.

and l1uL later foot West 42d ST.. " r.:
'l:lO ~ M-For INTERIM points 70 Albany & Montreal.
tll:2O A. M-(D Lake MohOnk. MinnewaSka. saratoga
Catskin Mountains and Utica
.l0o p M.--Chicago Express. Daily.
.2.2J y. M-COnt. Ltd. for Detroit. Chicago LouA
!s;t z M-99 For Hudson River Points to Albany
Is9e M.-For Rochester Buffalo Detroit = 81 LoiA
~Daily tpally, except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
mex y. J. az ig;to a NJ. az 80 II NJ Leavss ysrssy
CITY. p r. r. STA. No. az IL 10 A. NJ At $50 p n
Time tables principal ho,eIs and ohcsA DaxsaHe
or residence by Wsstcott Ed G. -
LAMBERT. General passon9g A0nne ~ Z
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
Railroaos.
IaCkaWanna Railroad

Tickets % Fifth Ave, Columbus Ave-. ifs and
s23 Broadway, IA Park Pi 1873 ". i25th ST. and Full
ton ST.. Brooklyn.
wsstcotts Express Company will call for and check
baggage destination TExcspt SUNDAY. sDAily.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Feb l9-F1euz quiet and only steady. Wheat
Spring. no change In spot; No Northern old. Slse
re: No white T5isc Corn ouiet: 10 = yellow 43a.a
44c; No do. 43laa4Sase; No t3lad43%sc; No
do AZ slt31ac through billed Arm; No white
3iisc; No do Sic; No mixed 29c; No do. 2siso
through billed BareyFar inquiry prices asked above
buyers views and business done. Rye-No IN
sold az sic. No 2. track. 56c asked.
Chicago Feb. 19-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
LEHICH VALLEY.

Foot OF West 23d A. Corandt and Desbrosses streets
Daily Except sunday. sunday changes: l2S. di2eA
IS I5 s. S. t65 v455. x6.l5. y5.l5. zLl5
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
NAVAL STORES.

A slight occurred spirits to-day out Of
sympathy with unfavorable information from the Sout
lack OF here The close barely steady
quiet and about steady. while tar ruled hfn
hut not quotahly higher. we quote:
TAR-Regulars s.; oil bbls, Si
SPIRITS TIEPENTINE--Ssi = a. lOc
ROSfN--oulrnon eoo1, strained, 81 6S: T.. 81 %;
p 81 50 G. 81 50 II 81 90; T. 81 85: X 81 o. ". s. -:
" So S5: " q. 81 S1 " w. 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

MAY IL ga Il o2'2 IA go Ia Il C2iz
Receipts 81 hreadstus at interior points thousands
last three ciphers tooD omitted -four bhls gran bush
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09
MY FIRST TARPON.

Day was just breaking when Will and
\ pushed our boat from the wharf of
Pine island. The whole eastern sky
was II mass of crimson clouds, shad-
ing softly into the pale blue higher
up where the cloud banks suddenly
ceased. Gradually the changing colors
paled and paled, fading into dull gray
and white as the sun rose higher and
showed his fiery edge over the tops of
the low mangroves on the key oppo-
site. 1t was beautifully calm and still,
S 10 calm that as we rowed along hardly
a ripple could be seen on the surface
of the water. From the shore the chat
ter and whistling of a flock of Florida
crackers cam family to us, while now
and then a mullett threw itself out of
the water, falling back with a startling
spalsh. Far off across the bay, in the
mouth of a small creek. a flock of peli-
ans were fishing noisly, diving and
splashing the water as they fished or
chased one another about in play. AS
the sun rose higher the heat increased.
and Will, who was rowing. laid down
his oars and wiping the perspiration
from his forehead. turned to me and
said: Its going to be a hot day. Mr..
Nox. and a fine one for the tarpon.'
Passing several low oyster bars, which
are covered at high water, We rowed di-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

the most remarkable sight was reveal
ed. From every barbe, except three,
of that two miles of fencing, hung a
fish. There were pickerel, bass, pike
suckers and every other imaginable va
riety. A simple calculation will show
precisely the size of the haul. 1t vas
a five wire fence, lis. 200 barbs to the
two miles fencing. There were three
barbs that caught nothing, so that
there were only lis 1877 fish. Perhaps
the most remarkable part of the story
is to come. From that day to this in
all parts of the Missouri river there
nave been caught just three fish, the ex-
act number that didn't get caught on
the barbed wire fence.
On the farm of Jacob Croft, who
resides near Zodiac Springs. in the
Southern part of this township, is a
large pond where COWS are in the habit
of standing during the day. One of
the cows acted so strangely when at
the pond that she attracted the atten-
ton of Mr.. Croft and the farm hands.
She would go into the water an hour
or so before the other cows, and, after
wading IL a certain depth, would
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calling a calf. Immediately after she
would remain perfectly quiet and seem
contented. No cause could be assign
ed for her strange conduct, although
on several occasions she was closely
watched. Recently the water in the
pond became low. scarcely reaching
the cows knees. She made her usual
daily trip. however, and took I'D her
old position. One day last week she
was watched very closely. ana it was
discovered that when she ceased calling
a monster catfish would come to the
surface of the water, and suck milk
until its appetite was satisfied. The
fish was caught by Mr.. Croft. and
weighed one hundred and eishty-sev;tl
pounds. This same fish was caught
in Sac River by Mr.. Croft a year before.
weighing at that time three pounds. and
was placed in this pond.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09
WHAT'S IN THE NAME!

Everything. "Sardines in olive oil,
sell readily as disguised PASSPORT her.
ring in %cottonseed oil. Ocean Trout
and Alaska Mackerel' are considered
far superior to the common Menhaden
from which they spring. Picked
Whitefsh' are much more satisfactory
to the imagination than the weakfsh
which represent them in the market.
Cod steaks" sound promising. even
when cut from the savage wolfish.
"kennebeck salmon are always in de-
mand. whether from Maine or in the
gulse of reddish from Oregon. 1t is,
then, with little surprise that we hear
just at this time of the wonderful
dinners provided by a celebrated res
taurateur in Washington with young
halibut" from Norfolk as the chief at
traction transformed and idealized
from the homely and humble winter
f1atfish, which has approached our
shores. not to thrill epicures. but TO
deposit its eggs peacefully.
We are reminded of a circumstance
in a noted coffee house which happened
on Wall street a few years ago., which
created a great deal of excitement.
The proprietor introduced a fish of sur
prlsing sweetness and delicacy of flavor
under the name Of Sweet William"
His patrons eagerly sought and de-
voured Sweet William" and the 1ash