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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-MIsCELLA
WANTED Singing. violin. or piano pupils. p-f-
Eale lesson, 2se- For particulars address PRO
ti->>oR, Fp,t1tiee box 22z city. e4-3
WANTED-A HaIlwg9d cash register. bon 525
th-, office. el
NANTED-At once. 90 secondhand bedroom
suites. sdeboards chairs. TcirIgeTztOrs. stoves
carpets ard everything that Is used In house
Keeping, now having country hotel 20 furnish
can paw you a good puce tHr fuur ca-t-Jf furuI-
t-rc providing ! can get it al once. Phone
Main ,iS-L r A. CARNEAL. 2IG3 st. uW.
U.s-S
WANTED-Chair Gaming 25c ups upholstery and
repairing ITaY0rtiouarely lgu, best " WORK Brup
postal ~, .tA ST. mss
ANTED-Furuiture oi an kinds; see ugs before
sou sell FRIES q HOPHOOD, sth and SIS.
nw. uI2-g
LEARN shorthand Eom COURT STENOCRA-
Pier, sl3 e. ST. uv. mss
WANTED-Twenty nlo-e students to ioiu the
shorthand and typcvriting class al The Star school
- Sten0guphy and TyBeNrItiuE. Individual at
teuuon. See The principal at 5zJ nth a. NV
de IN. 70 $3.50 D. m. ez-8
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gent 8 cast-oh clothing drop postal TIi call
B. TARsllEs. 1905 -.h 81 NV r2I-Imo
WASTED-Highcst ,-h prices paid Tor ladies
and gents Cant-ou clothing, drop postal TU
call : kEBEshi, 100 'th ST. nv. m27-Imo
HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor ladies' and gen
uemen's Csst-of clothing Address postal and
win call ". RICE, 1882 7th St. nw. c7-lm
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for household
goOds. feather be Is mattresses, etc; drop postal;
lrders promptly ATTENDED to. s DAVIS. I5ps ia
81 nv. m7-lm
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND vEHIcLEA

FOR sALE-CoupeIet, IN good condition; cheap
ior cash Can De seen at 80 sth ST. NV cts
FOR SALE Stylish bay trottlug mare: youug
and sound. cheap. fsjlz G 81 nv. mas
FOR SALE sill sell cheap for cash two bav
mares, coupe rOeksWay, c0upelette. trap buggy.
JlSer wagon, harness, and stable outEg. TAY-
LOKS STABLE, rear ,-il ST. NV. MIS-
FOR sALE-Cood family horse; viii Do for light
delivery al0 bussy uad haHes. Apply - b o.
Tua-3
FOR SALE-Concogd buggy VIII De- -oId Novem-
ber n iOT cost OF repairs IL b. LYLES. 2Ua
1th ST. m8-3
FOR sALE-Cood driving horse. buggy, aud har-
uess cheap; leaving city ADDE'S BOX igs
this Office. m3-3
FOR ~ALE-Thrrc work horses. three wagons. tyys
uuggies. also tine youug driving mare well train
90 and fearless ANDERSON DBAY & STORAGE
CO., \. Capitol and D sfs m2-g
FOR SALE-lZ5 10 SO have no further use. 20
horscr and mares suitable for farm family OF
general busincss purpose; one fast driving mare:
also wagons, harness, utensils Apply 4s3 Pa
ave eyO-T
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FOR nENT-FURyIsuEn ROOMS.

fuR HENT-Tva bedrooms. furnished WITH hra.
.na gas. gentlemen preferred. ea-- N.r. lnt
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. s. and g. Con
lemen- ll26 18Th ST. NV cas-
FOR EENT-Seaoud aoo- front raum- furnished or
uufumishsi. 1920 New jersey ave uV. els
FOR KENT-Fu-nishcd front and back parIars
s23 tth 81. NV els
FOR RENT-Furui-hed. two -lnCle rooms. well
heated; - month 223 az St. NV. e'-&
FOR RENT-Th-cc furnished rooms. AIS 10th ST.
FOR RENT-Tvo furnished rooms for light house
keeping % I'd ST. NV mi-3
FOR RENr-NiccIy furnished rooms, heat. ras.
and bath Housekeeping. 1870 ath st. NV. mi-S
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished. well heated. third
story front room, $40. hall room. s. % nth e.
NV mss
FOR Rents for second story front furnished
room, bath and gas 9ol 9th ST. uw. mi
FOR RENT-Tvo nicely furnished rooms; mod
crate Uoi 81 st NV mis-
FOR RENT-Smau room. second floor; steam
heat; - month f2l 9th st. NV MIS-
FOR RENT-Tvo large frons rooms, with OF
without board; gentlemen IlC nth 81. nj
FOR RENT-To unobtrrsive gentleman. large.
neatly furnished room, between aai !. and
plenty of hot water az an times rent very Tea
Souahie. Address BOX JUs. this Office m2-3
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished rooms with or
without board. convenient Co all lines ~ cars
address 3z5 9Th st. NV m3-3
FOR RENT-F-.ruisbed, three nice rooms. III
B 81. me- m3-3
FOR RENT-III5 I ST NV. large. handsome.
warm. sunny room, opposite park; reasonable.
mss
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished rooms; Sc. IS. go
p So. NV. mss
FOR RENT-Rooms for light housekeeping. single
or on sulte- all modern Improvements; reason
able, heat gas Ilo6 o st. NV mss
FOR RENT-HaH bedroom; So 2ls H st. NV.
mS-3
FOR RENT-722 9th st. ne, large furnished front
room; private family. m3-3
FOR RENT-Large front room. nicely furnished;
( heat, bath. and gas 7Ol New Jersey ave. nv.
FOR RENT-Rooms. furnished; heat. gas. IS to
Si2i references 22l NV. e2-8
YoR RENT-Nice large front room: bath and gas.
$50 First st. ne. e2-3
FOR RENT Three large nicely furnished rooms.
en- suite OF single; rent reasonable. So2 Indiana
ave NV e2-3
FOR RENT-First floor front room. furnished
or mturnished. ms You ST. m2-S
FOR RENT-Largc f,.ruishcd parl1r. three win
cgNs southern exposure; also unfinished rooms.
gl5 y. y. ave. NV m2-8
FOR RENT-Furnishcd room. with or without
board. 1917 2ath ST. NV. m2-3
FOR RENT-Parlor and other rooms. 1921 New
York ave NV u2-3
FpK RENT-Enti-e ao0r completely furnished for
houseaeeping- 40 New Jersey ave Sc. m2-2
Fox RENT-Furnished room; heat gas and
bath l3y 81. ne. uZ-s
FOR RENT-Bright sunny rooms. nicely furnish
Cd, lear gas. and bath; caterer next door
SIS .2i IT, NV. u2-S
FOR EENT-Furuished large front room also
ha- room; gentlemen. as G. 81 NV m2-s
FOR RENT-Furui,hed or unfinished: hot water
heating; cheap. 81 5th 81. eI-3
. FOR RENT-IsSs II st. NV. furnished rooms;
Permanent OF transient. e2g-I0
FOR RENT-Very large beautiful front rooms.
furnished, with all modern convenience. 4s5
II -. nv. r12l--
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WANTEU-GiI jo do light homework. white
preferred Call after B. m-, 1884 North Capitol
II. Il
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wANTED-ROONs.

NANIED-Three rooms for light housekeeping:
furnished OF unfinished; by ran and wife: rent
reasonable. state partiCuLars- AEdre-s BOX 5I
this office mi
WANTED-OEC OF two rooms first o. second Hg8r
i1I light usnuilcturiu-5 central location. Ad-
dress BOX 500. this office. ms-g
NANTED-Nnv. -. lady and grown con. 3 -ecen,-
story uuiurnLsLgl rooms; modern house Meas
partly prepared AZ home, SO AdtIlss Box fEZ
this Office. Ettc-ruces. Il
hANTEE-Pref-Tably in 0laee building. q hs,lyg-
keeping Fat for two refined business women v..tl
hr-t-class references; viii give SI5 for three r5u-
furnished rooms. win heat and light ,ei't.u
.iN squares Of lGth and Pa. ave NV Address
hpA ya. iil~ once. aII--ts
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-rbrs,rA trains irorn ne south arrive Washing
ION G-f2 a n J-52 an 7;35 an. daily. 2-I5 pm.
- zoo 10 M. daily. From Harris1nburE II.S1
M week days and $40 pm daily Prom Char
IottesviIlc SIS an. and s.40 pm daily
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WANTED-N gisI 90 do general homework; small
family. 1870 Il ST. NV. 81
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

MANTED-A gentle horse 10 work every other
day for its keep light work BOX 52l. this o.
nee els
NANTED-Ii0rse o. winter. ven lsI and GOOD
attentions responsible party g. ~. BALLEN-
GER, I2l5 I g. sc. uI
WANTED-H0rses 20 winter for - rcr month
Address BON -. BiyerdaIc Nd mg-s
WANTED-Horses % winter at my farm near
Rockville. Nd. Address @. l. HICKERSON.
ru3-g
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NANTED-At once. Young or mi5dl5-agc3 lady
for special work; good pay Address BON s3l,
this office. a
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NANTED-To buy 5-ro0m house Tor shout q. 100
replies must contain lowest price and lD,atiol.
Addrcss BOX i92, this Office. mag
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WANTED-,.irl Co Do general houScVora for small
family bring reference 1851 $ ST. NV. %
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MARRIED.

CONTINUED on Sixth Page D
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elf they're Rich's shoes
they're proper"
Ten-one F-Cor. 10th.
Entire building-'phone 'one-ffty.'D

Approval of the handsome
styles being shown for fall
and winter wear is heard on
all sides. Expressions of ap-
probation of the facilities of
this shoe store-and of the
completeness of its stock are
: being showered upon us.
We are serving you as an
up-to-date shoe store should
and though, conceited as it
may sound, we are serving
you as well and better than
you are served by the best
New York shoe shops.
No shoe store anywhere
carries a more comprehensive
stock-embracing, as it does,
novelties by the score-the
most worthful footwear,
which the fashion-setters have
approved.
A whole floorful of Wo-
mems Shoes. A whole floor
full of Women's Slippers. A
whole hoorful of Mems Foot
wear. An entire floor de-
voted to selling Children's
Footwear.
The distinctively exclusive
styles in Women's Wedding,
Reception and Evening Foot
wear are all here. The va
riety is amazing. A score of
styles in carriage footwear
in footwear for riding-for
shooting-for golf playing
for automobile and street
wear.
Special footwear for nurses,
for buffers, footmen and bell
boys. Footwear for nurses
and housemen with elkskin
soles and rubber heels. Red
Cross" Shoes for nurses, such
as are used at the leading
sanitariums and hospitals in
the country.
Riding boots for gentle
men, including the regulation
U. S. riding boot, in all sizes
and in all sizes of legs for
thin, medium build and portly
men.
1t will be an object lesson
to you to see our stock if you
have not already seen it.
B. RICH'S SONS,
Hish-grade footwear.
Ten-one F-Cor. 10th.
1t
Evening star., 1901-10-12

nohnMAN-GLADMAN. On October z 1901 In
Bai6more Nd. by the Rev Ed Huber FL II
both Of this city. ~
fENABLE-o'BEIRNE. On Monday. october 2
tsoI' az st Peters Church, by the Rev Fa.
tner Mcguire, NELLIE A O'BEIRNF 10 Al
Ef Bh6f J. NENABLE, both OF Washington
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DIED..

pIpv n oeuoper II, leOl, Miss MARY JANE
Funeral from fro residence of her sister. Mrs. W.T.
son, L. street northwest, Monday at 2.3o
pm Family and friends invited 90
DoERNER. Suddenly. on "Wednesday oc,o,or q
NTR sySi; at ha,S:3 s;l5 pm, RENHoLD }. NJ, DoER.
eS MI6' beloved husband of Mary Regina Doerncr.
Funeral from his late residence. 15s6 stb street
northwest, on Saturday, October - at 2 nm
Friends and relatives invited to attend. 5.
MANNING; g. On Saturday October II, 1901, at
services at her late residence Benning ID G
Monday October IA, at 2:So pm. -
In Memorinm.
JOHN B. ANDERSON. jr'. Who died a tyo 1or xsor.
ago tomorrow, October Is. 1883. 1''O '"O se"i'
Day by day We saw him fade and slowly sink
Yet in our hearts we often prayed that he might
AnctoRs GnssF So say icns he bore Dbv.,c,,n. .r.
But he has gone with God to dwell and suffer no
BY HIS PARENTS, SISTERS AND BROTHER.
BoWSER. In loving remembrance Of JAMES a
BoWsER, who died October u, 1894
precious from has gone;
A voice We loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in home
Which never can be filled.
Cod, In His wisdom, has recalled
The boon His love has given,
And though the body slumbers here
The soul is safe in heaven.
BY his WIFE. SARAH B0wSER.
BROOKS. In fond and loving remembrance of my
dear father ALBERT BROOKS, who departed
this life October u, 1896.
BY MS son. ALBERT P. BROOKS of FredOniA.
GEORGE % ,b In loving Gs%s%hEanee of my dear hus-
life two years ago today, October H. 1899.
Sleep. dear husband, sleep.
'BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE, LILLIAN NJ. GEORGE.
GEORGE. In loving but sad remembrance of my
By HIS MOTHER AND SISTERS.
NEURATH. In loving remembrance OF my dear
beloved husband, CHARLES NEURATH, who
H. 1900. ''
One year has passed and stin miss him;
Friends may think the wound is healed,
But they little know the
That lies within my heart concealed
He has gone, but not forgotten.
BY his WIFE.
NEURATH. In loving remembrance Of our dear
brother, CHARLIE. who died one year ago to-
We watched his form fading. but little did we
That on the sad tomorrow his soul from earth
Thou art not forgotten, Charlie. dear. and never
As long as life and memory last we will remem-
BY HIS BROTHER AND SISTERS.
STEPHEN. In loving remembrance of my beloved
rest five years ago today. October IL, 1896.
Oh, Christ, that II were possible
For short hour to
The soul I loved well;
What and where he be. MAMMA
VOICE FROM HEAVEN.
Mother dear abide in peace until dawns for
you the long day of light; day that knows no
night needs stars / have risen
and you shall rise. There is no death!
TALBERT. In loving remembrance Of my dear
husband and devoted father, RICHARD T.
TAlBERT, who died tomorrow.
October 13 1900.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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PADDING SKELETONS.
One Pound of Grnpe-Nuts Makes
More Flesh Than Many Pounds
of Ordinary Food.

1t is worth while to find food THAI
Will put two p,unds a day on .he frame
OF an invalid that has been reduced Il
skeleton. A lady in Midd.c,oSn, Ind.
says; ''Fcr more than fifteen years |
have been more or less OF an invalid. TIC
doctors said general debility was the
trouble brought On by ove7taxing the
nervous system and the digestive or
sans Then hnally Ia grippe and plea
I!sy ST. in. lasting ab,n, ten wesks
and l was reduced to skeleton OF lie s
THAN seventy pounds in weight. not
outstanding / was being fed on mat
ard ordinary food.
MY relatives were telegraDhed 10
come quickly II they would see me alive.
Az this tins | was put on Grape Nuts
food, and found | could eat IL and thae
ii suited my taste and I began at one
"a gain IN strength and weight, My
weight Increased about two pounds per
day. 1 reached about 100 which is hsavier
than | had weighed for moro than ffteen
yesrs.
Friends who saw me on the st-eei
stared at me as though had n zen rrou.
the dead. | shall always DC gra efdI =
the good Grape Nuts food has dcne 10,
me. shilriS from having my name b.
Nshed u you shcu,d use this letter, hni
af,i willing 10 wTlse to any one c1nees n :
ma these statements, ~ In that way | ca n
peneht slffcsins humanity la the SligAt
sst." Mamie will be given by Postum
0s~ai Co.. Ltd. Battle Crssk, Mich.
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AMMuNITIoN--Po Powder. per keg. s400d
so, blasting powder Sl,61 per keg: drop
shot, per sack, Sl.55; buck, Si.s0.
bACoN-E2tra short clear, In sacks, sac:
regulars eci boxed l4c higher bellies, 0MM
BAGGING AND TIEs-Bagglng, lib,
Size, 2Alb, DC; Arrow ties, less than car
load lots, from Houston, $140.
CANDN-Stick, wrapped. basis "A. 6ia6
CAic Ter Id; No l, full weight, basis "a
tAetii9c per lib; special sizes i.e higher.
CANDLES Star, full weight, lie, Gran.
CEMENT-Portland, 81. I5@3,25; Rosen-
dale. Sl.T5@2.0O
COFFEE Rio, fair. DC; prime 9lsd9%c;
choice, luiSd1U5sci Pcaberry, lic; Cordoya
l3c Roasted coifees Arbuckle's Arlosa
basis loU-lb cases, 12,5oc delivered; 36lb,
l2,7Oc delivered; Apex, 12.90c; Lion, II o0c
CkACKERS-A X { soda, bulk, boxes,
creams, Sc; stage planks, &c; cakes and
FLOUR Basis 4s.lb sacks: Fancy high
patent, $50; fancy half patent, $3.50: third
grade. $3.50; 24-lb sack, Zoe per barrel
higher; tiour in wood 11c per barrel higher
fARlNACEouS GoQDS--GrIts, hominy
aud cream meal, In barrels, $3.006I3. III,
Pearl meal, In 3s-lb sacks, Sl.s5 per barrel
of -four sacks; Scotch oats. $3.50; Friends
oats, $3.50; Columbia oats SO O0s,a Ia,
Hawkeye oats, S2.OOa2.lU
LARD-Renned tierce, compound ai!c.
leaf, SMc; 50-lb cans higher than tierccs
l0ib cans %c higher; BIB cans 5sc higher
:. HAMS standard, o%@iic; picnic haus
LIME Bulk, 500 per barrel: coopereJ
HoNEY--In barrels. 6oa75c per gallon; IN
oo-ib cans extracted, oq6c per pound; IL
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KANSAS CITY.
Especial TO The Post.)

Stock Yards Kansas City, No, February
lS.-1he following Gaiessol Texas and In
han Territory cattle were MADE here to
day:
". (. Stone, Leonard, 1910 pound steers,
4.Oj, Bonner y WItherspoon Gainesville,
lU24 pound steers, 40; =. j. Creci Good
night, l4lU pound stays, AGO; &. II, Hard
ing, Wntcwright, $40 pound steers, 400;
iallalerro Bros. Whitewright, 1890 pound
steers. 100; 100 pound steers. 4.lU; y. Hop
ping Purcell 334 pound steers, ! 10; l.. a.
1 orcc Bros. Ninita, 9U5 pounn steers. $40;
j. ID. Jackson. temple, JIo pound steers,
400; Peter O'Connor, Perkins, ZIG pound
steers, ilT&
Kansas Cty. February 13.-~Cattle-Re-
ceipts $500 natives, loo Texans and 400
calves, market steady to 10 cents lower:
native beet steers 4.o0G5.50 stockers and
feeders 3.7O4t.i5; Western fed steers 40
Texans and indians 3.SJ04.4O; COWS 5000
i2u: heiiers 3.50Gt460; Gamers 2,2562 90
lnlls 400; calves 5,j0ILJ7O. Hogs Receipts
l",tuO; strong; heavy 5000. 421a: lights
/! lO@o,3O; pigs 460Mo.1o, Sneep-Rcceipts
1905 market strong; Western lambs $500,
o.lo; Western wethers 4.15M4 40; Western
warnings 3.iuMi. So culls 2.T5a35O
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Wheat-No. 3 spring 6s996t72ha; No. rod
7449iti2.
Curn-No. . 3s1t; No. . yellow 3sit.
oais-No. . 251an25M 40. = white 279im
2Sis Ne, = white 2Tm2Sl@.
Ryc-No. 81.
Barley Fair to choice mailing 1900
Flax 8ccd--No. 16i; No l Northwest
err 163.
TiDothy secd-Prmc 80.
Mess Pork-Per barrel II ajdi1i co.
I.ard-rcr 100 pounds I 42lhfTT A..
short ribs sidcs-L Loose .00Gi7 20.
Dry saltod shoulders Boxed GAG6h.
Short clear sidos-DoXcd { 2J0i7 40.
Whsky--Bpsis of high wines -.
Sugars Cut loaf 60; graduated 5.T2;
ronrprt toner's a" \ 10
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MARKETING or COTTON.
Captain Jenkins VIII Introduce Res
oIution NJ AHsncintinn Mcciinr

Natchez. Miss, February 13,-- Captain
John +. jenkins LETT Natches today for At
ianta. Ga, to attend the meeting tomor-
row Of the executive committee Of the In
terState Cotton Growers association. Cap.
tain Jenkins Is member OF this commit
tee and proposes TO introduce resolution
the hatcher Democrat Of July. 1850 appeal
ing 10 the Southern press to publish more
stat Etical matter on the cotton situation
and TO regulate the marketing OF the crop
The reports OF the cotton market for the
past several seasons show that the prac-
tiee Is 20 market two-thirds OF the entire
crop IN the first months of the season and
This produces a congested market in the
early part OF the season. and decline in
price Invariably follows In the first -four
months. no matter how small the crop
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Many now hope for reaction. bringing
considerably higher prices mniuly because
this has been the history Of the market
this seasoD-but partly because they think
marked falling on III receipts must be
due.
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The Rice Market.

=, Ut 70 7 Nv T WIZ
new orleans, February 13.-There was
little Offering In rough rice. although re.
eeipts marked considerable Improvement
The market held strong for all grades,
Clean rice ruled quiet but strong, with Of.
ierinss light and the supply forward
but limited. Trading was moderate. with
prices unchanged. Receipts from country
mills We're on n moderate scale
me quotations are from the official 70
port OF the New Orleans board of trade:
clean Rice-Per lb.--Strong but onlet !.
nea q. !, fAque; straight nominal, screenings
2hd3isc; No. . nominal with actual soies n :
24M5Ac. NJ
Rough Rice Market-Quict but strong for
honduras az S2Ood4.l5; quiet Int strong
rel or lG2 lbs, with actual sales M s3's,
tor honduras; rice polish STA. 0002n 90 ner
ton from mills; rice bran si3.oo0i4oo per
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DnIrn rpI-i1,S Am MITES

APPLIES Fancy evaporated, ho-lb boxes,
exc; lib cartons. &c; choice cvaporated &c.
APRlCOTS-per h. loose. 10c.
ClTRON In t0-lb boxes, l3c.
CtIltANTS--ln bhls. l3lac: 25-lb boxes,
cleaned bulk, 1tc; lib cartons, f5c.
DATES-l-lh packages. Zoe Cobb boxes 7c
FiGS-CallfornIa, 12i5c; imported, 10
@1St.
FEACHES--Choicc new stock Sl5c.
RAISlNS- California. 3-crown. L. L.
boxes, 81. % i4-box l.. l.. rnlsins, 65rI5c;
2-crown L. NJ. raisins, 50-lh boxes, S6iShc;
3-crown !. VI raisins, 5O-lb boxes. Sc
IKUNES--C alifornia, 506Os, Sc: go TOS. Tc:
Iu.Sus. &c SO.aus. 5,@c; a0.lO0s, 5c
NUTS Brazil, lie per lb; tilberts. Sicily.
l:t,; wainnts. l4@15c, peanuts. fancy hand
llcked ClGi2c; no ., 5M5kc' almonds
THraSona lSc t., In sacks; Italian chest
nuts, Zoe; pecsrs. selected, l0c large, la
llc. medium. GM7c
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Grain and rrovi.ions Elsewhere.

New Orleans, February l3,-Hog products
Quiet. Pork Standard mess 400, Lard
Refined tcrcc "a pure lard sass, Boxed
meats Dry salt shoulders SIS; sides IN Ba-
con-Clcar rih sslcs SH, Hams Choice SUI
gar cured 1Oltl2. Coffee Rio. ordinary to
fair IN@Sls. Rice Ordinary Ia good 366
AZ. Flour grain and feedstufIs very
steady Flour Extra fancy 3.GD6l36J; pat
ents iUCMi.lo tornmcal .. 15m2 -. Bran
~ HaN-frimc li.501tlS.5O; choice 17OUd1
II 30 Corn-No. . sacked white -: mixed
10; yellow 40. OntS-No. sacked 29I4
New York. February ~. -Wheat-Rcceipts
VI eco exports $4,000; spot firm; No =
red II fob. ahoat and 70la elevator: No.
Northern Sis fob. ailoat; No. hard 0Oi2
70 b. atoat; options steady; March 1875.
Hides steady. Leather steady. Wool duh.
Kansas City, February Wheat-May
Giia; cash No. hard 6Sis@O9; No. red
Iu4lilla. Corn May 37iSm3SA; cash No. :
mixed a6ia; No, 81, oats No. white
2Ils. Receipts: Wheat $1,000; corn $1,000;
oats la,NO. Shipments; Wheat 10000;
corn 2u,SUO; oats li,OO0.
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Gables WE'RE DISAPPOINTING.
BeariEh Foreign News and Home In.
flucnces Against Cotton.

New iors. February H.. rAe cotton mar.
kei as' eioJed wcuEncss today In the All
sence Of any public interest TO overcome
sne mere or less generally adverse condi.
Tons. Cables were disappointing. with
Liverpool showing a decline OF 132d In
spot prices and a decline Of lsat3ls points In
futures. IL addition to the bear,sh foreign
usNs inlusnces In this country were
against the market. The senli-weekly stock
market statement shows some increase in
the absence of demand, with receipts large.
1nis was an Offset TO the port receipts,
whlti continue light. Under the conditions
the local market opened ut a decline OF 3
10 Z points and gave way 10 ~ points
further. Liquidation was quite Inactive
otherwise the market WIS quiet. The de
cline was arrested by profttaking by the
short interest aud some buying in small
way for an upturn on the idea that during
the late period OF depression the market
had become oversold. The market closed
easy OF 4 net decline of To II points
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Louisville and Nashville unified As. .1oOas
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Is a.ls
Reading general As .................. VIA
ls!o Grande Western lists 100
st. l.. and Iron Mountain consol os lolae
Southern pacllc 4s ............ 00tt
Sonfhern Hallway 5ss ...........11 6
Standard Rope and Irvine 6s ........ ..
TEXAS and Pacific lists ............. lioH
T'exas and Pacific ends ......... 30
mon Pacific As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 06k
W1lash lists 1893
Wabash ends ......... .............!! III
West shore As Observation-Disclosures. 114&
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81 LOUIS, FeNluary l3.--WNVnI NJ. : lrI
cash elevator ~; May -; July 1874. Corn
Cash 3Tts; May 3SN July 3sia. Outs-No.
= cash 70. May 26ii; No white 2sl2 Pork
Firm; iohbing l4.5V. Lard Better T2Il3.
Flour-Quicj; patents 3.55a3.75; extra
fancy pnd straights 3.20Gi3.i0 clear 2 I0dr
= so. Timothy seed-StcadY i.25d+. 10.
Coiumeal-- STEADY 205. Brnn-Scarce;
higher; sacked east track 7i@72. Hay
steady, timothy l0,J0dl2O0; prairie T,oOGl
1860 Whisky 1.27. Iron cotton ties 100
Bagsiugs 7.O0d734 Hemp Irvine ., Dry
salt mrats-BoXed steady: extra shorts
ll2la, clear ribs 10; clear sides I37ia.
liacun-loNed steady: extra shorts 7SII, {;
clear ribs s Fla clear sides S.23. Receipts:
Flour 5000; wheat $1,000; corn 100000 oats
100000. Shipments: Flour 1906 wheat
l1J,OOU, corn l25,OOO oats %. Geo.