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The Dickinson press., 1894-10-20

Hops Bros. with main office now
located at 2l5 Wabash Ave Chicago,
have sold thousands of musical instru-
ments in the northwest and have yet
to learn of IL single II that is not
giving satisfaction. They are now
selling pianos and organs Of all makes
and all styles at greatly reduced pri-
ces, taking old instruments in ex:
change as part payment for ones
and allowing good cash values for
same. Anyone thinking of buying
IL piano OF organ should write for
their catalogue and prices stating
terms of payment desired. Address
Hops Bros. .2I5 Wabash Ave-. Chicago,
The Saginaw hunting party which
spent a week northwest of Dickinson,
left Monday night in their special
car for Mandan to shoot geese for u
few days. The members of the party
were: WIN. B. Mershon. E. n. Briggs.
Farnam Lyon and Watts. S. Humphry
of Saginaw, Mich; F. i. Many of
Cleveland, O.: Geo. Danseib Of New
York; r. d. Schultz of GAINESVILLE, O.;
J. b. Halstead and II. T. Dain of
Pcekskill, n. e.: and L. O. Rhodes
of Dawson. This is their THIRD trip to
Dickinson. r. G., Paddock went out
as guide, and VIC understand the party
found plenty Of large game.
The Dickinson press., 1894-10-20

ID. Il. Zimmerman came in from
Western Montana on the 18th with
eight cars of stock cattle.
The Dickinson press., 1894-10-20
Steam or Electricity,

1920 Mrs. LANaDoN.
The Dickinson press., 1894-10-20

TEN DOLLARS REWARD upon
proof and conviction Of the boy or
man WHO cnt the canvas signs ut
The Columbia. III. J.. PARKER.
The Dickinson press., 1894-10-20

Take all your watch, clock and jew
s!ry repairs to Angliss, the Ievcler.
l1romptly executed and Marrlhlted; ut
Freemah's drug store. 9-1tp.
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iii ANCE ANDCOMMERCE.
Market Firm With Professional Trading Hester
mssky statement-Cotton Recedes Slightly
Wheat Advances on Weather News

cqnatlons are improving daily ana the
a,uAAnce in spots Of lido, with sales OF
l2pQO bales. Liverpool. after opening i-Gtd
above. yesterday, lost this Improvement
and closed i-6id below las, nighes rgn,es.
Silver surprised general expectations By
an advasea OK Lad Our market opened
rather steady m the face Of the disnp-
pplnting nature of Liverpool al last
nights iprices, hut the unloading OF longs
caused decline OF points from which
however, there was some recovery and
the end Of The day records a decline Of
only or points, For tomorrow. the end
OF the month, New Or.eans expects 400
aga'nss 500 bales last var. and receipts
81 ports today toot up $50, against 1900
a year ago. The amount brought Into
sight for the week shows loss OF COCO
bales as compared with last year, includ-
Guiding s,le addition Of correction In
the Interior stocks OF 900 bales A favor
able feature OF the statement is the large
overland movement Of 1900 against 3joO
showing plainly thai Northern eplnnkrs
are inclined 20 hay in surplus stock at the
present present level 81 prices, Spots here con.
sales today being 5e0o buies.
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rho messenger on * press car No s IN
tho run between Acno and psdei, hbd
satuer q Qaeer experience. AYhris Che tf9itsf
was passiig Iron Point, III tile sastf'r4l
part Of The state, bio heard n yoi1e - lins
him by his given unuar, asking
was done with se ecrpscl'' A a Nns 40
once as though glued ii tlis k'ar iiouy. Hi'
ths package OF letters he WAS sorting QUO
dropped from his hantls. I5s
Not bumssr haing was y, tilo yaf i,'st
the messenger, aud III d fhofpfat or Two
he recovered from Aie esinnishipe,i epeusil
to think that some quo had s,n.a ;.Isi ed f,is'
the car at tho last ata ton and began ~ II
ing the ftukka % find thu epnceaie Ell intlis'
sidnnl. lie was bury slug tlit tfitnkf
when, ii the napae yoiec. he heard solne
one ray Oh, you might hnnS ~ ioo1ns
day. hut you ia: A nsver dierpT IN tfie ~
terions Individual who 10 sd sits1S Sa. \
The nlessepeer's A6is was nov stnsdjnE
on end, und he WAS unable 81 eyels c1fL{
This own weight, much hsa az 5gl{y els''.
The trip svhx mod ff1ljs IfyIp rsst13t 10 Re
no without further Incident! b. tltt mes
scnRer gaya lie wants no usssre 81 atz SSs
3. Reno Cnl I, Gazettt. Is; & :. Az
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B Il Ii the Prinpe 81 Weles gslo h tlirqafl>
sosponaible FOR tho ''}araad az tlle haia IL
smoking ii The 4i3fnfr isiie. The Is1ndo4,
correspondence 81 che Shcille indessci 1t:'t
declares. Whpn he first lzegnl, 4, dfs,s ,!,' !:
smokers were fiiin to watt The sss
81 retirencDt to lilo 4,s.s,''s ii i j <iofsl y
royal hiatlness l,e&dIi 1aplfe}' qaoth<li
witi. d cigarette opd has Icui Il; ii re-
the ,iksp. Thefe aiestil a cue pr- e ll1l1s'A,
III r.pnslon wlaie cigars ara nut l,fpll ticfi
add more where mo Is pft D q ~ y tl'e ~
1aaaqsiate csHnr<tte hut shek MY growing
fewer. ii d not usual Ia sstpl.e ~ fl,S 4 A.
hle wisafe Mr.. Gladstone aires, f'ni' 3 hls1
peisonal knowledge Of X care Il f9IEflS tis2
pftlricr. knowing The hA,liss cf tiis ef1ss.:
pang he MAS % niefs N ssiiN9no
that tho cheefIui oIRsr might n sha Iisfls,
time circulate,
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irrsrEr.s RnPoRT.

IS f,lsans La. March SO.-Secretary
us.ys weekly New Orleans cotton ex-
..,6 ,tstement. issued before the close
4 ss,sass 70 day, again shows u fatling
4 injured ssSnp the two nast ys,irs,
4 !. 1850 1850 ii the seven days ending
sa Ms !; i, being 5sios s.sS aa sna AGE iyS
rs;ss ieaences, however are aitup ~
sinc IN plus stock corrections az IN
Xxx i,ia{ without which the actual
c,sl. r,SlIIent was iO,7l2 behind iRst
|,ss,s =. Il, i02 behind the same time N
4 q 4, .:..i.ty days OF March thai have
~. n exesss Of S9a2 hnles ma peeh
<i,5s'A(o sight over last year, put sne
Sne Is sss,0o5 under the same uays
4 llfb 1885 /.
! 4, rtisss the Increase Ia the amount
~ cotton crop brought into slsht
~ MI davs OF the season from seq
- 10 Mnrch 90 inclusive, lSH5fs
Il stst the same I'll days ot last sea-
! is he deficiency COMPREHENSIVE, ae
e dine OF year before last l,i-s,xsS,
Z '5ial brought into sight durinE the
~, slavs including corrections, has
q ASH against $3.50 last year ana
IL DE year before, while the nggre-
= fsf tbs FIRST thirty days Of March
/ SIS, against "a, and ios,4%
.. infal marketed from September
IL Is ISL, III. against G,04s 81 and 81
" for last year and thu year before
M this lime on last year the amour,
i,Iton brought into sight was b5l5Sf
8 and wear before last 66s.9Sa. In
y Words, after this date last year 9i2
teht OF the crop was marketed and
4 this date season before last 70i.
Dc movement since September eliQWS
ipla AZ nll United States ports OF n,4H,
asajnst 4.52B, 100 last year and 5.i5s I6i
'reaf before Overland across the MiE-
flppi, Ohio and Potomac rivers 10
slhefn mills and Canada, G62,Sl2, against
stFiiof siociss in excess Of those i.eid
1se close Of the corn5nercial gear iSt.9ln.
'sinst sss Inland 5i2,57g, Southern mills
.'1ga ~ ssSa, against pio.'iia ana sot.ise.
,#e'er exports for the week nave pecn
a against 66,Asi last year making the
q hug far for the season ASV5 zoo.
'li9Si sssS,ei7 last year, or an increase
\ fnill .aiSings for the past seven
=, DOW an Increase Of i4aQs as com
Win the corresponding period lost
y, nera decrea9ed 2al. t2s.
= total takingH Of American mills,
81 South and Canada. thus far fpI
& seas0n have been l,4aa, 7l2. agains,
~ last year These include !. lle, ssl
!. sprihern spisfnefs against 1861 .y55.
! must be remembered that the weekly,
a1n " ard seasons comparison IN Sec
~ HHster's report are made up t.
isspoii1lng date lnaf year and year be.
p tQmnurisons to close OF Correspond
Hseks are niisieadins, rs totals "a
=. q mss week tast year would fakf
e days of the season, and 70 the close
tn'f week IN 1889 includes 1l4 dH ~
At p this week This year covers onis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31

Two sppr1n walk ing sroitisa fpta
hoth y :.s..z2 4 te
signs IT wlsaa eould Do had "a t'iS ifs!,is
for 4 ySry small! auln. llie Aikta seAH
Aonacihinq lika f',isi = 'ssfk Ana biaaH 2
cents; ronst he4f and pofatdta, f,se,,lst
ssleub. i cents: Il, b {; ;lsf.si, 53zs
tnblcs and .,Ee, 10 ueilA;' llae{ mrs q
nsuts;' ham aud sess, 5 oeilfs;' <eosI44
Or ton snd four foll Z. ; eaI3t. 3 and 80 pts-
both sporty stopped and tesa tll1 <iili pro-
Rr5infno, when ono II filesi, ftEa nr -,
Ilind 10 etnit. ,ses,ld A, ~ II ~ s4Iid
break that Fellow .ilsdsip'
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t...r ,.ss.s5 @sor before MARCH
Isl and render your piapt'sty FER texit;
ton
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Vl0LETT & co.'s cIRcuLAIs.

AtR Orleans Aiarca 70. Atwood Violet
g 81 say: The Liverpool pput market
'pNs salsa Or 1900 hsies at 1915 advance.
5.ssl1 eis,<ed quiet and steady az de-
rs r' Ibid. AZ an evidence thai there
49, tncreascd drsnand foF the Eastern
E' ''.,' " eite. not only the buyinE az piaiH
; ~, Ply the, 400 bales reported from
49, p,p'ninent Arm at that point IS buy
3tions IN Texas which nrq being
Fie Shreveport 60 New England
|:'zs'. n frrther continuation of ,this
a5s'ne,k az pubiisaad ~ our exchange
- week i2b16 bales, against 1857 last
- Fct only are we likely to have an
- '}kf ',, demand from the AMERICAN spiisr
~ 7. 1Itably informed that farce aiean-
- .@@ .oua a. this polt Tor Spain diring
|11z@z< y Z, e. Apftl. The position OF cotton
/ + =, IA n statiaiicalIy Strong. and when
s. 4: y q staplsh. and the outlook f6rr the
sa ~ ,IyP Present prices seem rensoua-
|<+i1 n''k 1eulAnd would tend to mate
<s11,, ' rs ','ase alus:s The amount
-,'*s vain e. 80 ia@s yeef the cxeeas
...5=4t,> ';tn'',er last year Is isSsid. Port
@1I NJ. me week are 1885,. agapsat
i>zl... York has shown rather less
s's s rkis:s c'sslss1 hS ten M 's n Z
a15<'.. y ;1rn Al Que time seemed quite
zss ~ ,st .'s' TITS 4 sama sffs poifts
= .. 31'<sfbss dsrink shs oerlr part 81 me
= <,&s 1aiei efi'i etftdy but t0waTIi
IA a. (, z..HFre3 strength. being nuofnd
il 4, ..4aHn4fd prleff win sales ~
Z. II. ,c Z. Z, sz'ft ~ nFtfyn 40 We think
e 800 ~ H'lh he incFeesef slpae
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corron.


holStcu friday, March ~.
Liverpool spots advanced i-i6d ali around
and middling at Savannah went up l-is
and at Memphis &c. Other SPOT markets.
We're unchanged but better IN tone than
yesterday.
Houston closed steady, Galveston. Nsin-
phis. Savannah ana New Orleans trin.
New York quiet; fair demand In Liver
Liverpool futures opened barely steady
i-5id higher than yesterday ruled quiet
with most OF the advance lost, went on
lrdid further and closed quiet aud steady
al that loss from yesterdays CLOSE Ten
ders OF new We're 800.
New Orleans futtlres OPENED steady at
the same prices as last nights close,
went of 4 on near and middle and 3 to
on far, months, ruling quiet. gained l
10 points OF the loss and closed steady,
8 to points under Yesterdays close.
New York onened steady / to down.
farther months bearing the heaviest cut.
ruled quiet and steady 1 tot3 below the
opening advanced Tor April, UNCHANGED
10 . OF on Others, and closed steady.
April 3. others 20 6 on on the day,
Liverpool total stock Is 1.659.Qo0 being
1900 greater than last week and els 600
larger than same time last year. This
stock is the largest ever held IN Liverpool.
HOUSTON DAILY STATEMENT.
Gross tecepts,..l... s.................,..... l22
Gross sblpuiunls. 49,. ...-., ......s.. ,..-,. rs
stock 1S,s2o
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lhocAL PaIcE cuRnENlr.

q,ha following ara Inc ruline prices Tor
gfoeeries, etc. 81 the matsset TO-DAY 4 Z. s..,.
n, 4. AZ ,,a9ns s saasS@
81, eS0t5ac. i3pStnn opkels VI, uer cafe
pi.ts u l,sI st -. 2uaftgI f sss.
,,,ss nsa = nnwder SKI, us, kes, agents
price shot, drop per sAch' $i.ssa ~
py Y, =, si's < ~ 81, Tagging as
is SSss,fe; ! il. uUat.c, Delta fiRA, i.ss
pef bunuia: alAnd4rd Arrow Ties. Sl.iVH
AS per bundle; d ID stspl ARROW ties, si'vs
Ps 1sN pe1Is1s POWDER sApeS, NJ Per
dozen 500; Y 10. Si.yS; "A ~ 1861 \ lciuf.
10 per dozen. SIsvl; IS u iqc, 4 =. -, sec'
lels One spoon, 10 Dor dozen. $50, -
q p SIiss II S * s fSr seoa ysllsy lse ipt
DAtVS wnslseals sgsrsrs sasSEe
V4Ef3Y. Plan. canaya eu5Ac. YTApped
6t1u64c; fancy nliHal, ~ phile Svtf2i
rANNiaB itlll51'f ssRndart cApnen
goods per duaen AfraWpnrries, kl.lAfp
f,go pi1eappleq, sianunfdl y we NV YES
y i t5E nahenbf ataudura ) n; III aVlti al seq
onls -. 9hrfi SI.ns3 6btndnK1 ID tislpff2
lisB IA hecppds. 5uali NJ &. Z ~ ~ II.
hsario%iat po.ss, 81 lsAl.z Linla penns,
81 06sli 10, slr!ng beent, zOts slci Germ, peeft
n 10: fonntoas ". Ag.tys ~. =, 2gfg
& sssss'S, bo y y 'g r.. eis s
|. salmon 10 tana n 21ss1 40 Per apxnn;
rosIsf besf, 81 IDOL POI ellipflea beef : nj
1i S'si ! i " ~ siNNEn GOODS
I Who,taaie Gr0rerf M orieyH ~ the tq,-
loving quotations per dozen ier ~
eans pouches. 31y'ls'pVi eEF piNu'p'
"a. n III mis- s,ugt6a as ieliewa; STAR
l0i8e le eH pafplls'e, Hei, 81 wv
go faaey nd = .cs ch1lee rio, az
/ 6l31n: fair fln. 2e4tc HHoFi Itlo, 21H2pi4r,
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hiinni> jhIinjes alseafE az s ~ 3l',f'
Tftnci, cpnnt Il broken. = K. R IS. As
Manis~ Good aoiotlx Sqlsy e
Minnie fou Know her bali + 20 t4{3<f
that ii can al:nost t'sslii M y h''i3
nho Is ssanfipe. He <fi5f 81 74Ef enc -
her friends II that {eep ami rAid sl,s hnsI
'hAir almost Ms long rs a,st f>l' !, :, fa:si s7
euaAe sut 50 n,k9l ai'Vua = Ans 81 ss''i''<
aes him any mora. ~ ies'4p',i'a 191tsIei
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New YORK STOCK MARkn9.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
New York, Mnrch sQ.sDhfiHg the fifst
hour OF business the NAdlnk Wat very
sslItnr by .he heara. hefore noon 4 was
developed that london was nkain " me
ninriiess as a buyer and ti1nt qlefipEs 4
fh nrsnsurc 10 sell WAS fegnovpa AMI
N the afternoon the carly NplletF beceiaA
buyers. resulting IN fen hgvpnqf whicn
ltcnunued until The ,a2see, ths ntai shi ,,
| Ne closing safes OF yesterday Inc VII
| Nasd movement war on 1aasy ptfkfaSea,
sac 70 be fpr the aen1Sat o. 2 new pnii
IN gTSsp' Wore = Also clrdnlatod that the
aft&nsy general OF Illinois had reached
| c4pciustpn against ne Al,fykn ~, ~, "
/ ton ii common and preferre1 1850 4 and
lie per Senf respectively on fHrQf4nle Efnne
nrospsass Lead prefsrfea galnes, IN, Snp
| snRar which reached & u the enFiy
4 dealings, became strong aufinK k,ie nfttrs
noon {ns egysfng o. s mo ss'ss n na'a
/ Within :, fns highest point 'opghef' Do
1 pfefefred tdyaneed ~ National lead on
ssis S e 4 shasss I, broke IN ssg s 81
| morning andsiTons IA the efu'rrapD'
TBEsF<tSTs REVIEW.
I New York. facch 20.-4in ne review o.
Itfc market me 5gyfuipr Post says.
The aspects ths aag's market v V:
,sr lie VETO mssaeo Il eopc9rnea erf
astsiea b. toasS ss news tss; 'a1 ftss
eoeRsess'nen fspu'n r cry ea!aprep,;' ...
1 sSf This fa1 was uni iil5ficsii'5
ianenniel 70 sft n rat doubts AZ 70 po<z
slblf currency III SINS. fppafetiiT y
xs ss e ,.1annnnaseiiers ts<d II RasS
stsale aisolher pqLilts II the az.se.s...s:..
,nnre favorable et;ff':'s q mr.
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uarch 30. --prematnrc selling
N zee .,.eoant yesterday and this
feIi 49, sst,lcd Tor before the ai-
rs ~ we,l advanced. SO confident
~ '. 80 hat the veto OF the seig-
=, h, w would make the turning point
~ ~ y. 4, that their safes reached q
4. Ft nboye their recent trAnsaf-
II nQln ncre encouraged IN tnis
4. {qt,rning by plain signs Of nlu,-
I y q sns apeake ana ONO anu NeS ss,,,
h. ' w lr1ccs yieldeu s,pMis 49,
[5rnlf soon evidcnt that out
y ny .,nslts Named the bears were
\ jpc Ia only settlers. Room niiu-
y VIZ, ,,'s large losses and the rulty
a rQs ~ ~ the decline. London
I = x ha.h smaller than yesterday
<oio before aud .-Neve % pcsn
|f ~ market. Recent operations
.,rreonnt we're no doubt speeusa-
Erii Y vuuld moi be surprising x me
<s .,,rr 40 take sucn prvllts ~ nave
4 a rrosld prove irresisuuisi -,
tl, 'su ! s.snrbcd by this time ana
NJ S,n for sterling today while uuli
re 1. market may be said to haye
h sisc e,' nan ana up again very easily
~ 'ass ,sl,,.,ions 10 decided tendency
" ~ 1,sS,scrtcd In the trading. which
Il Ms.,v Professional. The features OF
e. .,ts N point u strength were
~ ~ Si,l.siQo gas. Tile former cont
: ~, 40 10 have obtalned concessions
H. senate finance commlttee W9llSa
n.'.assfaciory TO Its manaRcinsnt INV
te thelr close agreement Win tne
4 ,5llles are insured Of passage 10
x '.e N The enactment Qf rne tal III
trsl.so eas was bought by the
te eeN usually enjoy the custom or
~ w a terests IN the concern. Inc
49, 49, circulated that the attorney
n III j, tit.nojs had decided TO stand ny
~. ,t. y. nf his predecessor md decune.
,,,s H. company st Paul was the
N1ii1j,t,. t,i.s ~ tho Afternoon and be-
y 1922 On very heavy ttanha cflons.
4 .. ..-r 'rs,torta fhat the statement to-
Z. ..sarid he very Favorable, but the
~ ~ r Indicated clearly the. cover
4 !; ..i,stEe line OF snort stock. the
= efSt. Paul kept the remainder
r. 't.' Ks rkct very strong also. me
. v .-,.es AZ the day were recorded III
: 4 .trnr a,lti the dealings were on
I. XIX than during the forenoon.
~ H, IA be no reasons, r,imors
=. 81, S.'s ~ account FOR tho streng III OF
(. [,fkri. which was accepted VIII
7 .,s'res,r. lnere were no EVIDENCES
'-ssIpIlalion except IN few ol he
X 49l shares and that Was not OF
.;t !. 10 infuse life into the resi- OF
sslktt. .o1,
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LIVESTOCK,
NEW YORK;

New York. March, sp,v Receipts
eei0S on sale 20 very active. good TO prime
native steers 2afIt 10; Ia,edEum 70 fair ma
75fiSe5; bulls 2.766abei dry cows LOG
s.a7ls: oxen 2.9ona.5D. Europenn eiiaies
quote American steers paioc per In
dressed Weight. refrigerator heef GltM1.
exports tSdisy ~ beeyes and 2sls auartsiai
Of beef tomorrow 90 heeRee 900 unarters
Calves Receipts ~ market weak; veals
poor 10 choice dso5f676.
Sheep and f.ainhs~fseceipss 7SsH; on sale
y cars active. Il higher on both Sheep
an lliap ,, a s poor 70 prime assS5
. choice 4.HoSfs GIL far &, choices clipped
do l.VeIis7b
Hogs Receipts PSI; none on Aale; nomi-
naliy firm al h.l046 ~ for inferior 20 ehoicc
sghlcago, Marsh ae'--pl'e EyeninE Jour
Gattle--Rec6Infs 1000; shipinenls ;7eo:
turn; prime TO extra native stNcre i2Sn
l.s5 gesd @ chgice vs.; good 70 choice
Hogs-llsecelpts HOJ1. ahir;nonta 500;
market active, stendy rough heavy 1857
t.Ss packeiH mi mixed 465N4.sds prime
heavy butcher weight a.esNll,s5; assorted
sheer ssid Lambs Receipts 5om: sliip.
inpnts none: active, tlrani top sheep t.21fp
80; top lambs and yearllnsa i'ssatNi a
~ s'' NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans. La, March 30.--lioE pr1r
ducts steadyi mess pork l2ss' refined lard
Boxea meats Dry shoulders 81 sidss
i4ms. sugar cured stSMio.
Rioe-sIeAsiy ai'd aetive ordinary -
glnd 3Ltftfft.
Elear. Steady extra fancy spg: patenss
,,; Sn tsads 10 mixed ss,sss,. I,
49,. 4,
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y9i1 were f0s0ht: fSaou came from
Arstrviin and i1onP from Lisbon,
NEW YORK MONEY
New York. march Do Money Oh cnli
Cay ~ T. last loan I. closed I per cent.
Primo mercantile PAPER Sow
StcrlinE exchange Jun but Nltncf With
actual business IN bankers huls az as
VtNSA for delnRuA and at f.Niaif 81 for ~
gs m posted rates i.sIftNASsi commercial
Silver ceflitlgstes eess
Mexican dollars tnA
Tne total sales Of stocks today were
i1.200 shares.
LONDON MONEY
london March so..-Consois Tor money
pt4 account % iS.iG.
Canadian paoshe TIN; Erie 1914; Erie ?,
NA Illinois : atrial vgh, Mexican ORR
iiss; 81. Paul common G., New York Con,
tral 1Oias. Pennsylvania b2hs; Reading 1pisi
Mexican Central new a. WI.
Bur silver e7isd per ounce
Money ~.
The rate OF discount IN The ot.cn market
Tor short bills ie I S-ie and for three
months bills iM6l s-ie per cent.
BANK cLEARINGs
New. orleans. La. March so.r~c learines
commerclai ii per sioN preniumi bank
si.5o per 1900 premium.
New York. Match o.. Bank cienfinga
feS,es65co, balance s4,o5i,40s.
M BIrLi.l1N BALANCES.
London. March So The amount OF bui
lion gone into the bank OF Ensiand vf
balance today " f6S.oo0
fsONp MARKET
New York, March g. Government
bonds nrm, State bonds steady
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Mafkot dpii ens 40 changed
DRY GOODS lark VII
Nuw York, March ~, Theirs Has con-
si.'efasIe more iiie q sse dsl goods mar.
81 tnaey a;.a sns sa.ss saseaPd s ,n,t
'' sSoa s~ dsnssS isie ia i@P u
5sl ~ &, tas M. ss'er v'l ar
i VIA! san,s!,es sss l,e'1F ispeisea
y steady rdaseat DQaslsln joan Are fe,
brown aas'tona i, good ael,yers'.. ~ e!d
Ss'S Wsd 81 iai'@sr aurshaSs ai'a 1 XIV XIV
hss h, f,s 6 s a., Dress goods
7As ssa' # & i' ], & = = better
asSa ',sI. ts :g ss 's e is ss VISA a s sss
s ',,.,.. lhseyy aas' s'pFt stspls za
ss.' Ss ''' IBs,'s s ,sM y. ssRs s'..
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si.<N{41.srHe cl.orn.
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, NJ I'll; sss s.isi 5s'a II .s e
ssAft'I1s5s,< tl<l4 sl3tf>i4.
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]. MexIcan do.lars l9fa

, n.., i<seAr very nuIet: g6 ccntriftlSalsl
r.2'6rades. So 26-S; InolnSges sugsfs
4 ~ For scsined the demand has
..Hd almost entlrolx away ana re-
~ AZ not producing buEar az the
,r..ul Prices unchanged,
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faaiVeStot. reNas, March Polarization
agents ptdccA at lpnnd lott "a wv w
load Tor Louisiana sugar MsflSis rie ss,.
on Whine 1Me; lancs yesaws Nj rhe NJ
yellow, ss.c, primo yellow ssse prime see'
Reiinea sueafs, s!andara, sranulai9,ss.
s.8t, standard. confectionrrf A., Alt,
eubess ssgt powdered, ssgsi rrusnfa nnq
Wholesale grocery quptatiors as1sic
higher.
Grades omitted not n market
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, La, March ~. SnE4f. :.
Stoady: prime 4; fair 70 fully fhif ttlp
aga good common s-ig9fss; eomnyn
, Z slG4fg5s: Inferior 2Ni nenulfuHa nulel
on white gray white = cnoire yei'eh
clarified GIG prime Ssaus s7iv' on go
. i3.ls1fai6, seconds yltf
Mqiasaca-ssCe Centrifugal dnli Eooj prime
70 rtrietly primo tpNll; fair 70 prime
kUat common to 5000 commvn ssts,, ne
NEW YORK
New York. March 30 sugar Raw dplii
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spoduct AM. counted ~ both ssavannnh
and ChAalesfon. l---.-
STOCKS


New York March 30.- tslrseed OH
Steadier feeling y noted " the mafket
business has picked up considerably Of
ferlngs are limited, Prime crude pplst ~
crude 81 on 400. prime alInpner White
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