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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-08

is too numerous to attract special nj
trntJn. In the restaurants Of this
Quarter which men alone patrOnize hc
is by no means al uncommon figure.
1t Is likely that within another month
cCailrSS Ecn If correctly garbed i'm cv-
"!y particular will be served without
question in Ill the eating places re.
str:ctcd to male patronage.
Eapid as las been the progress of the
reform in New York. 1t has gone even
farther In some other cities. In Balti
E:orc. for example. the costume is so
far recognized that the fashionable
young women lave countcnNnced II
and arc willing to receive calls from
their male friends or to accompany
them to public places in these hot mid.
summer evenings without questioning
the absence CT coats.
The ancient and honorable city Of
Boston. which takes all matters of cul.
turc and fashion seriously, seems to be
fully rcconcilcd to the shirt waist man
Indeed he may be said to have been
welcomed there almost without Qucs.
ton. While the number of men with
courage enough to walk along Wash
ington street without coats in their
possession has not reached formidable
proportions. thousands daily go half
way and carry their coats over their
arms i'm indication that they are ready
80 rclnquiSh them on the slightest en-
rpnragcmCpf.
Careful Investigation in the principal
cities and summer resorts SHOWS that
as rule the young men hail the pro.
posed change with delight. while their
elders. presumably more conservative,
regard it with slight favor. The most
hardened objcctors to the new style
seem to be the proprietors Of theaters,
restaurants and other places OF public
entertainment. In most of these places
there are ruics, written or unwritten,
against serving mcp without coats. and
Instances are multiplying daily Of the
election OF men from such places be-
cause Of their departure from the es-
tablshed custom.
Up TO the present time the shirt
waist mans efforts TO invade the thea
tcrs have been generally unsuccessful.
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The Eoss,.in Wou1An., Co Eouud.

The EoGs!sin Wouldn't Go Round.
Hungary Swarms with barristcrs. Ii
Is the greatest ambition OF the Hun.
Sarian peasant to make one of his sons
an advocate.
The son OF n small farmer In the
nciShborhood OF Budapest was sent
by his father to the law school OF that
town, but, either from lack of parts
OF the necessary application, he was
plucked in the qualifying cNamlna-
tion.
Not daring TO return to the paternal
abode empty handed after all the
money that had been spent on his cdu.
cation, he conceived and executed the
plan of forging n legal diploma. The
father was not however, so ignora Mt
as not to be aware that such diplomas
are always written on parchment
kutya-bcr (dogskin)-in Hungary.
"Why is your certificate not made out
on kutya-ber!" asked the old man.
"The fact is, father" coolly replied
the youth. there are more Darristers
than dogs in Hungary. and so there Is
not enough kutya-bcr to make dlplo-
mas for us all."-London Answers.
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Citation TO Kindred and Creditors

oIlutiui " RlUuiCu dlIu UIEuI,UIS
Safe of South Carolina,
County of Union.
BY. Jason NJ. Greer, Eq., Probate
judge.
Whereas, Clara Nanlue has made suit
L' ne to q ant her Letters OF Admins
ratio" on th. Estate OF and . ,cv, uf
Wes Fanlue, deceased.
These are, therefore, tn cite aud adj
monieh all and singular tn. KINDRED aud
creditors of the said We. Vdnlu.. de-
Ceased. that they b. and api~ar, lrt"re
me. in the Cont of Protate, la la u d
at Union, G. H., South Cai0ira. -, The
| 'th day of March. next, af -r puirici-
ton hereof, at IL O'Clock in TN fn-,,pn,
t, show cause, Vt any they have, hy
the said administration sliuud 10 be
granted.
Given under my hand a., d seal this
10Th day of February, Ammo ID mini.
1901. JASON NJ. GREER,
Prota'e Judge.
Published on the lat day OF March.
1901, In the UNION TIMEs. ss8.2t
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Tho Too Liberal Use Of Snlt.

Salt draws the juices from beef in
corning. tcuGhens the fiber. makes il
very indigrStille and less nutritious
On cucuMbcrs il draws ont the water
tor"hcns the fiber and renders them
vc:y inAigcstiblc. Salt acts il exactly
t"r same way on fish as CI meat
There are two ways Of cCnSidcvir'
these changes. would hardly Say
that salt destroys the food value. n
though it robs tn" flesh CT part of its
focd value by making it less digestiblc
Mrs. S. T. Rorer in Ladies' Home
J@urnal.
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The secret of Crisn bacon.

How many know that bacon should
be thoroughly chilled just before cook
ing If it is to be crisp. asks Table Talk.
To serve II In thin. crisp curls II Is wis
est to cut 1t ut home. Have sharp
Knit" and shave it as thinly us posi-
hic. then lay on ice CT in ice water until
very trm. iiavc the pan very hot.
Grain the slices for moment. then lay
"a The pan. They will curl up almost
Instantly and should be rolled over
with q fork until evenly colored. III
three Mlnutes they VIII bs deue. !;
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-08
-Four Good Hnbita.

There are four good habits-punctu.
ality, accuracy. stcadipess and dis.
patch. Without the first Of these time
Is wasted. Without the second, nils.
takes the most hurtful to our own
credit and interest aud that of others
may be committed. Without the third,
nothing can he well done. and without
the fourth opportunities Of great ad.
vantage arc lost, which 1t Is impos.
sible to recall.
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BAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.

The si;in is the seat Of all almost end
less variety CT diseases. They ere kncwn
by various names, but ere all due to the
same cause, acid and other poisons in
the blood that ir-i,ate and interfere with
the proper action OF the skin.
To have smooth, soft skin, free from
all eruptions, the blood must be kept pure
and healthy. The many preparations OF
arsenic and potash and the large number
of face powders and lotions generally
used i'll this class of diseases cover up
for short time, but cannot remove per-
manently the ugly blotches and the red,
disfguring pirnDles.
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THE SHIRT WAIST MAN.
Has He Come to Stay or Is He bat n
Passing Wave of Fns,,iao.


"Not only in New York, hut In all the
other large cities and even at the sum-
mcr resorts, the question OF sticking to
tho conventional coat or casting il
aside i'm favor of the cool and com:orta-
bic ncgligcc shirt is being actively dis
cusScd. says the New York Herald in Il
resume of the situation. in which occur
the following items:
1t goes without saying that Il man
who prcsumcs to cast aside his coat in
any place where people cOngrpgat2
must wear Il ncgliGcc shirt with either
white rundown collar or an attached
collar of the same material az the shirt.
Tho old fashioned billed" shirt. with
Its Stiir bosom and free and easy way
of opening in the back, would never do
at all. Nor is the stand up collar.
whic! reveals the uncertain progress
of the tie for the entire distance around
the ncckhand, more permissible Sus-
pcEdcrS of course are absolutely ta-
bUuCd. The unfortunate E;an whose
physical conformation makes it mroS-
Siblc fer him to hold up his trousers By
means of Il belt cannot hope to adopt
tho new cC&t"n.
This matter CT proper Junction be-
tween shirt and trousers iS indeed the
incest point that the shirt waist ulan is
called upon to consider. Property. no
buttons ShGU,a SHOW on the outside of
his trousers band. His belt. which
should h" Ct fairly generous width.
mG@t lass through loops on the trCu-
scrS. so arranged that the top Of the
belt is i.ush with the waist line Of the
trousers. To he 1c rigucur no uart Of
the trousers SHOULD hr allowed to show
above the belt.
Although it is scarcely month since
the first shirt waist man TO appear in
New York walked down Broadway
calmly CblivioUS OF the inuuiSitive
g:anccS turned upon him, one need on
ly look about to bc convinced that the
costume has gained many ndhercnts.
On ;il" streets, especially in the down
town office district. the shirt waist man
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IreSpasS Notice.

All perspns are hereby warned not to
rnn', cut timber, walk, ride, or haul
through ur in amy other manner trespass
" allow stock Ia Craze Gu any lands be-
'm eing to the VI d-lsigned in Bogans-
vile to"nship Parties who disrpg ard
This notice vii be prosecuted for ma
ic!ous tIt: iaiSS.
+. NJ. FARR,
~ g. GIsT.
d. G. GlsT, Agt.
9-it ID &. GIST, Trustee,
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condition to perform its part towards
carrying off the impurities from the body
If you have Eczema, letter, Acne, Sal,
Rheum, Psoriasis, or your skin is rough
and pimply, send for our book on BLOOD
and Skin Diseases and write our physi
Clans about your case. No charge what
ever for this service.
SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. AILAnTA, GA.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
EXPORTS Tn-nAY-
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-fork. Februarv q. 1901.
CoFFEE-l has beer months since rr.ces have shown
,he violent variations recorded to-day. and in only
instances during that time have transactions exceeded
those q On the opening call the market
as buetined steady. though prices down 1890
points active selling from nearly all quarters for
orh accounts receipts the crop country
haS break IN foreign speculative the
relapse the quite steady
movement. Noon found the 'rade in bearish frame Of
nlua but reflected Of Importance from the
opening eve But the early afternoon fresh
he sal and set short caused further decline
os 10 points the market showing pronounced
ness RUmor had Il that the coffee coming that
within the by the metal cliqe
Investors accordingly much worried. and
-iesy anticipation Of further
fhe hour a sudden demand for months from
outside sources resulted in decided improvement through
out the list and the net less had been reduced a
matter a 5al0 points by the close which tine the
market hrn. Total sales for the DAY o. Oo0
hagE Spot coiee in the market irregular
and less nominal about the basis of 7c
invoice lots No Z Rio.
The range Of prices local to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET

,---,-,.. . New-hoT oTk. February % 1901.
Is 'oars be exported alive. So siaughterers az f
market making with few stale cars 10 ha
81 Of them at Jersey City and II Sxtieths steers
were duh at decline OF I0Ql5c common stock
medium good about steady; bulls bIt sIscL
thin trihe higher; medium and fat cows fairly
steady: three cars cattle he'd prime
steers sold at - S9as5 so 100 10: at So ESQ
81 40; bulls at 50 15GSi %
q Dressed becf Glow perr common
choice native sices. Cables nd
sheep steady; refrigerator beef SisdS&c
Shipments to-day included 4s0 cattle 34OO quarters
beef Manito London. ISL cattle and
beef 0atter estiulated) Caedonian Liverpool
quarters OF beef parity estinated the Oceanic tho
last named port, / 200 quarters New-York 10
Southampton % cattle IS Trinidad
Bermuda The Marquette which sailed yesterday
London took only 400 cattle and 200 quarters beef
SaleS-NeTton & Co. 10 Pennsylvania 1856 n
average IS 30 per 100 ID do. l3I 10 s. O5 do.
1o15 H. 81 55 DO 1000 ID az 81 ss: is do l0i II.
p 10 "A 81 so: - II. at
g. 80 oxen 1880 10 81 bulls lOTs 10 at So
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb 27.-Catte-Receipts 1900 head: choice
strong: medium lower low-priced steady
butchers strong; Texans steady: 70 prime
steers 9pQS6; poor medium. 4OfS3 So socksrs
feeders steady. s. 15q<f 20: 81 6SGSi 90;
heifars So 65dS4 $2QS3 60; bulls slow 81
81 l5 calves slow S4d$d - Texas fed steers S4dS4 60
So J5d$i, Texas bulls So OH 50 so
Hozs-Recelpts today. i20n0 head; tomorrow ~ 600
over 5000 generally 0c lower top s. ~. mixed
81 ass "a. good 20 choice heavy. s. asa
- 81 81 20: light. 81 35GSS fTi2
bulk Of s. 80. SheepReceips li0t0 head;
sheep strong steady to slow; good choice weth
35Q ~: mixed So TSS4 ~; West
sheep @5d$4 ~: Texas sheep 81 1 So native
lambs SASS -: Western lambs. $5gS5 -
C!nrinnaf Feb. @7-Hogs active. lower. - 23qS 80
CattJe steady. So 25dSi ~ sheep strong. $%Gsf ~
Lambs steady. So 75NS5.
Fob .7-tsc steady; extra 81 S'tG $50 90
rrine S,6S5 p s2dS3 Is Hogs lower; prime
mediums and best and s. IfqSS %. heavy
hogs $ 6nISs 80 Sass 20 sheep steady choice
yretFers foG$4 S2gS+ choice lambs - 80
3 90 common good $tG$S -, veal calves StGS D"
East Buffalo Feb Reccirts-Cattle l2S cars sheep
and lambs 10 cars hogs ShPmertsCattle, 1913
cars, sheep and lambs 81 cars; hogs. cars cattle
choice to extra calves en ,9dNi
good 10 choice 81 50aS6 Is sheep ana lam6s-Nar&6e &
choice s. 7GS5 So good 70 choice - hot
s. S. common fair s. S3 - sheep eh9ice 70 extra
slow and lower hesviss IS 65aS5 70 mixed s. I0 York
ers SS - pGs. - 656S3 20. roughs 81 inaS" " s'as-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

net to The pToluce.s. a. "a cents quart
POULTRY ALIVE Receipts to-day. . cars Of wc.,
stock working oqt fairly at about ,@ pTice f5oaE
ia request ISe pigeons rIi61e , dSs ana geese IN
N ToI per 10 ioc chicken 9iso: ROSTERS - urkeys
we-srn s. Ss s5a! 81 e. per Fgd@5 eaI eas9S 9 geese
erai l only moderate proportion o fowls ana .s ,,I
ioc Tor cioiG en- mali s3dT VIII holders generally asking
secf a S47eI f9 ana only possible to reach closely
s,aTeIS ar. .ns 'ar9ns continue plenty and dun
slow W. quote: Turkeys Wetar4 b S.'TimS SqSatH
Old tom. g. 10 moo ~ % 'o.9g toms PRIME ST. -a9c:
pai- 25" % PiI % ~ So DO rhilat@lphia 2'sG3 IL 70
49, 4; PcnBsy 1rS'' i@g i6t do medium grades ia
HIio' chicken Ohio auI Michigan soaidoJ /" go, go,
100 do scaled ors ntSaS SS RCSed average best; %
9l I6d! ~ a. ap9 ~ fowls Western mixed ayerags best
good to prir@ loc DO Western iry pcEed qlnc
= good saac: Old ROSTERS 6gec arcn9 90 tar
IodI I2- DO Westo,6 inFin ,i9 - T3c do and slips
i2 10 ~ f s' ~ and Sins I1r ducks. western prime
Pc doz e ss 6 M ses seif s. So & s ssgq9bs choice White
mig Rbti few game birds of any description ar
ader We English tn snpe ans ana F6sp 5S4s oo. s9sde
yerae to para sf2af Sc eP5s sSss 81 s. IGgs2 S dasks
sR: xeights ssa Se3si @ y eysass y to pair 5OaS2
Dc teal b;uewing 4oa5o rabbits Prime large unSTswn
Taebi prime NoihwesteIS as7 @ i poor % sa1Ge JACK
POTATOES. AND VEGETABLES Offerings quite III,
p'ta'es also dragging Onions in light slppIv ans g.
Tor, iahcS FLORIDA beans weaker Florida lettuce arm
~ t,-G1iSlonaIly bringing premium. Florida
Nrsetaples snow no material change Charleston ana
N"rlh arolina lettuce nearly all poor Norfolk kaa and
spach IN active demand and higher: Baltimore recApts
aso sold promptly. California "aufioNErs when
Gh5iee Csiiforhia peas hold ssaiy NeNoreans vege-
Tn phen choice Other vegetabIes unchanged. quote:
per Dbl s3"s4 state and Western, $50 10 81 S7g
eol 81 5o@ s. 20 10 per basket '5soc. beets per 100
hunches, - 506k5 Do Florida, tops off
65Ha5c; do Bermuda crate 15caS1: per I0,
bunches. S2GS3 do Bermuda. crate. 76cdsl celer-
dozen stalks, i5@ 75c; 10 Florida case s2a 81
81 501s2 90 chicoTy New Orleans per bl sao e.;
cauifowers. Florida. per basket s2dSs Do Cations
crate 81 25f So rs egKpians Florida per hoI a
Gs3. escarul Eew-Orleans bbl S4ds5 borserajis,
per n S5a$6 ksle. Norfolk per hh 81 2,Tst 50 -,
Baltimore 81 % lettuce. Florida. basket sf a 81 =,
crate Sq So So do Charleston North Carolina
per basket. 15cGISi -. New Orleans. hhl
bermuda per crate So 2$2 so do Havana 60 35
do Connecticut and Eastern white. al 10.
yellow. 81 JOqS3 so. do red 81 50d do reJ 90
81 25 and Western. white. double baaj
81 son 50 80; DO yellow 81 75GS3 25 red 81 ~
Florida basket 81 5UdS3:
box s2TS2 80; peppers. Florida per carrier s5S.
parsley, NeVy-Orlsans. 100 5sq,s~. ~
Bermuda. crate. sidS2: romaine OrIeers ,a
bh'. sia$5 10 B"rnuaa per crae sla$i 75 do Forida
Scpst o. spinach: per bbl. s2Gs3. turnips Cansds
Russia. Dbl, 13a s5c; tomatoes Florida pe- carTsr
81 50ds2; do Havana. 75cdSI % - '
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

CoTTON-Though had things pretty nnch .nelI @
curing session, they 10 more tn'@H
succeeSe6 increasing and IN shahs oI q
remaining Interest. thereby placing the nla.
pletext The in the afternoon WIN d
suicsnuess which fairly took away the nreath ~
fairly bullish IslNeiIpo ial
ke .eTs. cables The effect that sentiment apEoAd
favorable the Nev-Eork market 20
with other markets. unusually small receipts AZ INC
and oppose anything in Tho OF speculative suFpI'
The market. while about STEADY In tone "eft on 70
points under these conditions and soon aftNr tht a.
broke points further under increasing pf,l
rom the bezT side At midday weak unq"rlohe Nas
apparent with loss q matter OF . 10 :" p'nts
dpTess SIN further. under the nel
bull speculation would make is appearance 50
long manipulation imminent while poor cottoh
Ea1Es conditions quiet southern spot MAJ
kes would bring about outside selling arc an easier
ruling to-TnorrOw- But the esii
Eols uGQuesonahly inside ~ expectations a
circulation that strong bull clique han
teen f1rnee March beyond }" cents
scramble cover. which a,tr into small bear
fsysrshly active and Arm that Liverpool would
advantage strength decidedly upWara
n he morning impe'lea shorts reooubed efforts while
houses quite prominently IN the last
hour buyers May aoe July. The South Furnished
FAR buying orders. anc everything again
shove cer- level Very fes March notices were
issued morning those put out quickly passed
into he hands Of Common repor- lad II
fnsr prominent Nev-York and Philadelphia export
house the of the March deal The
rl5se quiet with near months points higher
rhe OF contract prices IN The local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

Cash quotations follows Flour dull No 3 spring
wheat 10q73Lc No red T+s. 4T6iac No corn, %'c
No !, YELLOW, oats. 2ii2C No white. 2t'Gq
aIs,c. No 2 white 2594q2TieC; No rye. JUp3c: fair
barley. 4SG5jC naxseed. No North
prime timothy seed, 81 90 notniflal
clover contract grade $lI Mess pork tbl Sl3 9Sp
SI4 lard 81 42lqGSI IS; short ribs sides Uoose
sTGS7 - dry saed shoulders 5oxedl 81 25so 90 snort
clear sides thoxadl 81 35a$L3S Whtsksy basis OF high
Wines ST ~ Produce Exchange to-day the buter
market was quiet creameries i5al 'sc dares 1Oql9c
Cheesa QUIET al 10iduStc. Eggs quiet; fresh 1850
cincinnati Feb. 2I.-F1our Wheat quiet; No , red
To- corn ouiet mixed 42q+21tc Oats Gu:et; No
2Tis steady; No =, SIe Lard quiet,
Rulk meats easy. 81 30 Bacon steady. IS S1t1.
wbIskev dIsers finished goods active on basis of 81 -
sugar firm
duluth Feb 2I.-Whest-No hard cash, 15sc; May.
7ssc: No Northern 73-sc May, I6%sc July &c;
10 > Northern 6T n G70'sc. Corn. Sose. Oats 2ssq
26l4c.
6t7sc; No . Northern T2q7Se. Rye lower: No l. o2%Q
sac. Barley dull: No 2, 57aSsc; sample soaot-c'
Minneapolis Feb. 27.wheat--Cash Itc May 1ti1T
T4ssc: July. 757s aI5s.c on track; No hard foc NO
Northern, 74c No Northern. os'saiofse.
Philadelphia Feb. e7.-wheat steady; contract grade
7Iis67sc. a.c lower; No 2 mixed Feb
ruary 44l aIII.c steady; No white clipped SSc
good demand fancy Western creamery NC
Western prints. 2+c do nearby. 2oc Eggs steady
nearby lsc: do SOUTHWESTERN lec
Southern lie. Cheese hrmer New-1 ruI creams
fancy. small Ne DO fair choice. 1o'ballsc Re
cepts-Flour. $500 bhls. 14oo 600 b in sacks wheat
IS 600 bush; $4,000 bush oats. 1900 bush Ship
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
coUNrRS PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. February -. 1901.
BEANS AND if.As-Ihe market remains dull.
Home johers buy small lots current needs require but
there Is export demand speak Of and prices
This applies 10 nearly all knds Vf both domestic
and foreign beans We quote: Beans marrow. choice.
bush 81 421- 1sa -: do medium. a
Sc 25 pea bhs choice. So 22l. 25 bags 81 a
kidney choice So 5o DO yeilow choice 81 sea$2
DO baeh turtle SOUP. choice 81 s0GSl s.: 30 lima.
forna. SO So imported 50 2oas2 25 imported
Scotch. bags, 81 80
BUTTER-MarSet steady. moderate demand
dcrfsrr taking only sscf stock they
Of changing hanGs ana v;f.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
LrvERPooI. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb % p n.-Cotton-Spot. fair demand
prices 132d American middling fair sd good
udding = 16d: mddng -3oi: low middns J-J2d.
good ordinary I 81 3d. ordinary. SD. The sales
10000 bales of which SEQ for spec
ulatcn Iort, and included s.6so American Re
ceipts bales including 200 American. Futures
opened closed quiet, American mddling, I IN tebrt
airy. 1s-6id buyers; February and March. f2-641
? buyers: April. 1l-Siu5 II Gid sell
April May. 9-64a5 1o-64d sellers; May and
3-64d sellers: June and July, 6SiG9 1id
sellers: July and August. +64d buyers august and
September Gid sellers: September, ID 64d sellers
October c. sd nominal: October and November.
G o c 2T-64d nominal
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

St Louis, Feb. 2I-Cotton quiet: middling si.c: low
mddlng s9sc; good ordinary Sc receipts $50
gross. &.o'i shipments: i1T3; stock. Il4s4
Augusta. Feb 21.-Cotton steady; middling, e<c low
middlng sisc net receipts $50 bales gross $50 ship
ments. 1873; sales 61S: stock. 1eS.
Houston. Feb. 27.-Cottou quiet; middlins 9isc low
middlins s16c; good ordinary IS Ice, receipts lSI
bales; shipments i.425 stock I03. $40.
savannah Feb 2I-Cotton easy: middlns i-isc: low
middlins she receipts 30Ss bales exports coasvise.
2541: sales. 255: stock 10 5I5
New-oreans. Feb. 27.-Cotton quiet: mddng si.c.
low middling S4sc good ordinary. T&4c receipts.
452I bales; gross. 23l Great Britain. zoo
TO the Continent, s1Si coastwise. ASH; sales 5000;
stock. 355. 49,
Memphis, Feb. @7.-Cotton quiet; middlins. 9isc; low
middlins. Ssc; ordinary Tssc; receipts. I92
bales: 11I9; shipments 1887: sales. 1850 stock
I4a 1854
Galveston, Feb 2TCotton steady middlins slsc; low
middliug. 9t6c, good ordinary, 13sc; receipts. 3,s
bales; sales. 1,fi3; stock, 1s66II
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

steady quoted Spring bran srot 81 251sl7 So sacks
20 arrive 200 n. ST. 506S1s spring bran Sl8 51
81 % coarse winter bran ST. 5odS20 So SSd
Sls so cornmesi S2S inseed cake. S27 -. oil
GRAiN-WHEAT-The market for wheat opened
n tone AT decline Of and further declined &c
ar NOR or less general liquidation following lower
cables quick public foreign
strictly local contingent. The decline largely
result of unsatisfactory cable and the
apathy n IN the OF favorable
rates Later however the market recovered sharp
Fnilaleiph1- covered largely. but early
rfnoTs failed m&terialize satisfactory
harhef eaeed up hte again, but closed steady Al
net decline Of IA az. The market for cash wheat
decline IN futures. and closed steady Total
sae We're A 90 bush. including 96 600 outports and
I-F" local for export Quotations Of cash wheat o
ahoat basis, follows; No hard Duluth aI &c,
ola No Northern Duluth. s9c. No | Northern Duluth.
sc 20 arrive No Norther1 chicago s4bsc: No . red
Ne"-lork, soec store. Sos4c ahoat: hard Chicago.
- sc spot and No hard Nen-Eork. CORN
fne market Tor opened 6sc and
decline due largely unsatisfactory cables
when wheat rallied improved little affair
OF sympathy ana partly alsn talk Of better
conditions The market finally steady at a net
cline Of '.4sc. For spot the market lower.
with demand unsatisfactory. The of cash
corn were 2OSoo0 bush including 10000 outports
The market closing quiet Prices follows: No
corn. prompt. 41Azc, No h. March. 4724c.
(. white corn. $3.50. late March. yellow corn
4sisc-.-.-. OATS-There a slow IN oats with
prices shade easier under the depressing influence
No Sic No ,. 2Olac: No white cats 3ar:
No white. 32sc track mixed. 30lf d32c: white
S2f3o1c; No white clips ~ .RY YE;-Market
quiet No Western, SO. and No = Western. Gle.
steady. feeding quoted 4eG4sc. and mailing 6oa
1nc. both 2.