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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-10
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED TO RENT. BY SEPT EN-
BIER LIST. either a SMALL HOUSE Of
six rooms. or a fiat o. nve, not over n
or fifteen minutes from post-0Gice Rent
mus, be moderate. In replying. state ex-
act terms. with full particulars. Address
" G., Box SIS, city. au S-9t'
100 CUPS AND SACCERS. &c PER
dozen. 800 Large White Plates. De. per
set; Seconl-Handcd stoves Gasoline de-
livered: Jugs. Jars. Churns. ana stove
Pipe Earthen Collars. LEIDGS STOVE
HOUSE. 1893 east Franklin street. near
Old Market. Phone 1865. Jy @3-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-10
AUCTION sALEs-Tht. IN,
7 WILL SELL AT PrBTrc ,rc

4 TioN AZ O'CLOCK ms EgFxfSc "
and at private sale FOR one haIf ts..
goods have just received from N...
York pawnbroker-a big line ~ W.t.t..
Jeweiry, Clocks. silvr rware. arl D....
Goods. The goods must o. .art
article VIII be- warranted az fr.l.. ...
Remember. at 6i3 east Broad .fr. 20
H. fOTH~IrfE
au 10 tY.,..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-10

Hoods Pills s sas I" sasaaItis. Y ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-10

By II. seldom Taylor A. son.
Real-Estate Agents and Aecuonecr
Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-10
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THAT

THREE-STORY. FIVE ROOMS. FRhVp
DWELLING AND iDr.
ali EIGHTH STREET BETW Isl
BAKER AND PRESTON STREETS
NOW OCCUPIED BY GEORGE BACON
By virtue OF deed ~ trrs. f. OBJ.
trustees u Home Building Company .Flr.
petuaD. dated August a l>, and r.. -.
cd IN Deadlock l3S "B. PAGE a-f t.er.s
office OF Richmond Chancery Court a
was given 20 secure the pawn rf .f
certain bond therein mentioned.
having been made in The payment
part thereof and being directed iE f-s
Board OF Directors of said Home l
ing Company Perpetual. $500 wi f.-
for sale. at public auction. 900 tne TO
ises. or
MONDAY, AUGUST D. iS1.
an > O'Clock =. ". the AUoNE-WEy.
TONED REAL ESTATE being the same
conveyed by said deed ari described
therein as follows. All thar lHr with aI
improvements thereon. situated Nn f1t
west line OF Eighth street. between Baker
and Preston streets, frorfr- tOtf.
and extending back, In parable. Drt'. I-
feet. 90 q l6-fOOt alley.
TERMS. Enough IN cash Oh ray frs
costs Of sale. an past-lue taxes 4
a ratable proportion of the taxes Hl l'.,
AMI the sum of 5000. which f '..
amount now due on said bond. dni OBJ.
balance. whatever that may te ODD .
credit OF six and twelve months ff
negotiable notes. WIFI interest d+.'i,
and secured 10y a deed ~ trust.
X. -. HARGRDN =.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
FRANK + SUTTON
Trustees for the Home Building Com ~
RernetuaD. al
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..TUi. Ep6ENt.KE."

Tnbounded success OF me nsGi fls
a sasnn ~ Edgsmere. l.. /, between ~,
s yerne and Wave crest, sixteen m.ls, PIC, p s
New York. Patronizcd By the ssst, and
pie Quests charmed wiz, Us r. s,ii bah.
aou"q a., 'psrf,ctlon: nifty private o'il,
Reatins. fishing everything thtt e,bsr.
Ssosile HE deightfu'. soei4.i,s any ,s',itr
wise. open m oc,e6et, . fSr e. Loas
address A. 4. plth55, Tn TaS IN h." sa& salss
Island. y. \. ~ -'-Ao'
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST. FOX TERRIER PUP. WHITE,
with. black spots. Answers 10 name OF
sport" Suitable reward II returned 10
Ill east Franklin street. au l0-lt'
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Bargains.
Biz Cut in Prices on Groceries.

Best Granulate-l sugar. pounds for sc.
Claret Wine, 60c. Per gallon time SUM
Clipped Beef. l5c. per pound.
Fresh S0da-Crackers. &c. per pound.
Country Hams. lie. per pound.
Sea-SaIt. for bathing. 2 l-3c. pound.
Fresh Country Eggs, lie. dozen.
small California hams. g. per pound.
Mocha ana Java Coffee. 2gc. pound.
Pure Leaf Lard, &c. per pound
New North Carolina cut Herrings, &C.
uer dozen. or s. ~ per ha.f-barrel.
Large 4-String Brooms. l5c.
Try our ioc. Tea: it's better than you
1' Vanilla nil and Golden-Drip Syrup. Soc. per
sod Ola cider Vinegar. years old. &c. per
Tomato catsup. Sc. per bottle.
2 pounds best Country Butter for 2Jc.
Pork shoulders. Sc. per pound.
Sugar-Cured Shoulders, So. per pound
SHREDDED Cocoanut, zoe. per pound.
NV Irish Potatoes. ljc. per peck.
Large packages BOraX. &C.
Matches &C.. dozen.
Large California Prunes pounds FOR
Ian Brand Roasted, in l-pound papers,
zoe per pound; Java and Laguyra.
Pure Lard. &C. per pound
i-pound can COrned Beef pc.
Large bottles Ammonia, sc.
H. IL d, dozen New North Carolina Roe
Herrings for 25c.
POtted Ham ana ICnEle, &C. can.
Pure Sugar-Syrup. l5c. gallon.
Good Tea, DC. per pound; good as you
pay 40c. for.
Pure Rye Whisky, 4 years old. 50 per
Silver-King Patent Family Flour. best
sold Sl25. or 21c. sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour best
81 or DC. sack.
XXX Fancy Family Flour. per barrel
s. -. or pc. sack.
Best City-Mills Neal 60c. per bushel
Cooking Butter. Sc. per pound.
Price-llst mailed on application.
:. ULLMAN'S SON.
$50 and lS22 east Main street
Branch Store. 506 east Marshall
Phone 3l6. aD 30-Tu. " F&Sa
LIVE DEER WANTED. f.
FAWNS PREFERRED Adj E<7
dress FOREST LODGE. Glen /-1SC~
Allen. Va. ~ 2)-Sa Su&w5m
rADIEs, Chichestc''s English Pennyoy2l Pl5
4, (Di,noaa Brand, are the scot. s- i, .fsst
- Tx. no ot1sr. send o. ,ianr% - pif' -.
%, - ~ LsrrrR ~ q etutn Mail. a. NlissS>
Chichester Chemical Co., Phiiad4'' Ia
my 25-Sa. Su. Tu&Thly
READ AS NOTf rim
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Sold throughout the wotii. Drti,h dspoti NV
.tar 4 Soss J. King Efvsrd-st. London. Potrrg
Dsuo AID CHS. Corr. Sale ffops- Boston, U. .. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

''' Z 10 3 @ g. at 15 go ssS Ss FOB s'
ID s3 q S :: rs & 80 n oo n,
At hS So ~ DO 1870 H. at 81 'o do 1900 NJ at 81 80
:, - Mcpheson & Co.: ohio steers. 1850 10 q, $50
So 3i' H. At s. . W o oA:n IL s :, o a. 81 30
e. w. at - -; d" - ~ - s.. bulls 1919 H. a.
81 ' 10 81 =, oH' ''% = :. = g i:s E
MHs1i cows ON. p head roc~i,ei Trading limited
COW 81 >% - each nominal quotations S2DnSij
ctLyEs Frcs. i o, hea ,'' al rer the market,
D"hdnI arVc nnI pr'"s firm for All grads 80 v"as lt
per loo T.: ilrnv,ri and 81 calves 81 5las3 ~
,'un'.y dre,l yal- 'allc fr cite dressed o"l y 1'
s. ,i-, g., u%mr Mullen = yca' lG: y ayr.eg e.'
- SO 20. q, Sex o. l'' H. - 81 ''' do ''' H.
g. Pr rlac.: =, ycais Iie- II a 81 90 T. Do. u y
- 80 !" io. ~ %. - 81. TO- -. 100 H. - 81 90
a. s. 81 3 >, Se', i+a H. s. '' 81 d ico ri
u a. So 90. ~ Ii. at s.. y Western calves 800 H.
Hsllerl4.E q II IFS. y,sl- i,2 H. at 81: - d. ~
T.. q, y. ~ d. nc - d.. $50 tarnysri c''s -''
No. a, y ." ! i.i caif %9g u. AT - 90 T., 90. - .,
So y Do. ~ H. 81 20 ! do io. H. at .. -,
s. 81 d. ~ H. AZ 81 -; do. - H. at s. - frt
n. collins: veais, Ii3 H. at 81 30: DO. 10; H. a.
silEEr Ayp L,Mrs-nc-erts. CO.. cars or To- = 80
head ; f1r export alive 81 fo- brfch"rs direct
anu ~, market Shop were IN good d"n"n"
and al! grades except sold ijp.c higher arhS
gIrhrd un 't-i. but generally lover ana 'ns"i "' ,'l
idll H.. n from last Saturda! Iuine hsnIrs &
pens "'te no. quite cleared. common =" pt'ni" fh'-p
s! g. NGSi 81 p"r I'm r.. cus - 80 %" "idihary y,
'iu''" lambs 81 .bHSG. car ~ 81 ~, aih p" '
rather an' do al 81 - Dressed mutton nin NJ o"N
dressed lambs steady 9 - n To-.
Sal o. DIlrulaci; STATE lambs. 81 - o'elase. q,
~ per ltT' NJ. los - H. ~ - -. III 3d. 20 ~ ="
:, 90 - uo ~ a. - -. iG STAT" sheep w il, ~
. 70 -; do III 10 50 ~: T. de- ~ H. ~ % -
o. ~ H. ri 81 - sheep AMI lamb. 90 10 a. > 90, l.,
- iiArlugt 1873 S'.ir lambs. - 10. ~ - ~ Do.
- H. NJ - - III chic d. - y - 3, 81 III Michigan
DO ~ IT, 90 s. %. 20 W-s'cfu -r"i ~ III. az - -
HUM Mullen 1915 stat" lambs. - r. a ;" ~ -
a. 81 20. ~ d. - ~. 81. 90 STATE sheep - ~ ~
ia!ienh"c Hollis: lGN state lamls - H. az y, So,
- d. ~ H. - cubs - n AZ 50 80. 81 West
en- sleep IS ~ 81 - IL state -. q TO- "i y 90
Newton * Co: l7G Ohio lambs 10 Ut So 10 30 d..
g No at 81 e2S IT, liam sheep and lamns. G9 H. ~ 81 ~
- k'ntu"Al do - H. s. 30, -, Kentucky sheep u'
10 az 81 - do - ~ 81 1913 Ohio DO. - III. At 81 ~
= Judd Co.: 2lS Western lambs. ~ 10 AZ - 80; ~
bnaio ~ - - at ST. 2O3 state she'p AMI lambs. 40
" collins. 60 ohio lambs 10 SO -. eG do 20 II.
- - 90 III state do 90 10 81 90 - stat" sheep. -
10 at s. 2u% Ohio - 10. 1T - - - do 100 ID. Ar
- 90 u ewes ana bucks. lOd H. IT 81, !" state spring
u McFh~ri1n 4 Co.: 90 Indiana lambs ~ n a,
s. "7' - Western 90 II. 50. % Indiana sheep ~
~ at - 3d. - d. los 10. At 81 =;
Iio Sa.li5o5 =, S'- ~ - ~ u s., ~, ,, ,oo
countr, dressed steady but duh f,r medium and heavy
weights
sa!c--A ". Lamb. 81 state hogs. 40 II at
81 co. l-r loo 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-NOrk. March !, 1850
,,or,rc>- ,.,or o,erine ~ partial advance OF one
mt, our market rallied sharply, and during the FORE
,,nn moved M about points higher than SATURDAY
c,oe, riCes There was bullish sentiment before me
b,. tho RECENT of news Charleston that
the arrivals at that port would De 80 -
changed sentiment some" hat ana pnen. , a. charies
- vara sad ~ L.. due to early clearance of two
steamers Liverpool futures improved about points u
ihe buu side Private adyices stated that there was
very good demand Cor cotton reigh,s at NewOtiea;Hs
ware preparing lake American cotton in place OF me
India staple This interpreted 10 mean that spD
covered and outside buying orders Were pactS
market weakened during the afternoon ana an OF VIC %
was lost the closing tone however o" $500
with Saturdays anal figures. The fluctuations we
within range Of points The deene WAS 9 5uy s
bales tomorrow and the report by MI Hester OF Ue
New-Oreans Cotton Exchange. that the increase, IN
weight per bale for the past six months would oe i
which figured would indicate increase OF pract
cay 300 the crop. Many traders. howcFer
d take stock in this statement MI Anreu -
cotton Of the United states senate
Agriculture. has issued statement TO we
price Of midding cotton in New York is now VIc per
iounl against I1.c on March l. lS'+ thus showing a
a. present prices only obtains about 4c per pound for
Nidlling cotton. AMI the crop will not average so hgh
present depression In cotton in great part to ne
large stocks in European and American markets and
The fear that the acreage IN cotton VIII not oe
this The price " cotton IL al me lowest POM hV
ls4S He recommends very material curtallnent "t
cotton acreage this spring and ar increase IN an fool
and forage crops Receipts a. orleans IursGsY are
estimated 1O0D % 1900 bales against l:lIs bales
Las, 6sl2 bales last year Receipts at ports for
re estimated n from 1000" 20 10000 bales
against 226 bales last week 5000 bales last year
ssps at os,.s '9ay Were s2 a9as
ll2i bales. against lao bales last week. $50 bales ss'
Opening range and close to-day and closing bids the
ions MS "a Inst .ear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
TIE TRADE II CfIICAGO.

Chicago March I (SpecaD.-Whsat w3s very ntm to-
day on the foreign bad weather In France and an
excited Paris market May here opened a. ii',c sold
and J5i.c ard close" At 1i'.c Besides the
cables there a dporeaee the English Visible. J22
,O0 and "A decrease of million IN tie Northwest
country elevators Stocks n French warehouses -
ports l.Gocb were less than a quarter 4 tn" stocks
year The important bear influence II the day
the dsappointingy small decrease IN the visible
supply only 7I5O00 This legs than halr much
last year. There also an Increase on passage
suovD The Prairie Farmer estimated the farm
1d3 oroooo bushels. Export clecra1c-~
small less than $4,000 As FOR the trade the
board led in the early buying Local professionals
reported only loads St Louis reported about I5oWs,
corn WAS dun ana inclined 10 b" weak May opened
at H'sc cold between 4Jisc and axe ard closed al
49, The early strength with wheat. There
Iarg" noreas" In Ia" local stock. 32 900 There
break IN lake rates 20 ~. That resulted s,rse
charters. 5000 Receipts were 2iI the estimate
for tomorrow. 800
oats. Tx" corn duh and inclined BE- wea'
Receipts 1870 carr the tomorrow.
MAY Sold between 29%c and 29,c. and closed at 30 scT
.'itc
Provisions strong. pork closing 90 SATURDAY
lard and ribs. JuIi-c The advance
pathv with cattle. which gained - asf week. Hog
ceipts liberal today. 4l.uco. ia" ostmate
:Op0 Somebody bought 300 ti-rces ~
lard through Il the commission houses Kenn-t,-
n pf!us III" selling was led L., OF -. exporting
houses Ilatry.
the curb puts Nav wh"a' - e. calls -. &c.
Puts on MAY corn were 49,. calls i,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

sS nf the e soS Tay and As
%,4c over Chicago May opened steady az S ssr
and closed 19a59c There was Wy fair raaS 6c sls
ah %nsa % d and sec ' WAS 9he price today
No northern The m,llers willing 70 purchase
&" 4t me ''S Ca %SfS = 4 P White
Flour Gr6er 50 ~ sas G s. qg r - ST 80
ssi s ISIk SO 5cssIas ."c;si Shor'' ''"m =" bulk
rhiado2ha. March Flour marke; ,nsd firm under
light oHerinss. but trad" quiet rs buyers were IN
snpe se@se s. d. cy, rae Sc 2CS 20: 10 lam
$: 80 d. patent s5asa lo c.sr 81 5C@'2 s c
qper steady under small supplies choice I'm, yan,
- HT5M9as aeur ,caro ggi@i at - nGs m ~ p
~" foreign inquiry FOR pare. lot. bu BIDS "sr" zen
t@: Rr,H 5eS@5S:.c I si'' ss.aloc' June cJ0Go,e
MIX What, bni Ruled @ I'M Foreign INJURY for par
los well but buyers AMI sellers
aa arpis oneyns! y mized Mil ,7EetIsc:
Maie or caro;s rued steady under light receipts but
@ m" "a 9R %G Mag ar' c 2,c ASq sGaa c
Jay. 2G'.aa7o: Iura. a7937'sc Butte duh. lower:
Y1 FL g" W :s e:,, Egg @% loTr rri
Lur quiet New.Yor; factory. ioNrli7.c; par skins
ir. s,s,arl do 4c crown A Sc: cysai A. g. double
~in.d diamond A. 4c; ccnf@coners A. &c red 4.
So KrystorG y 49, ro t'nSn = ie 30 t,s t sra e
&c (an !ess 2Gc l~bne) ~ !" li-lGc neu: 80 -
~ nep Feed firm; supplies small winter bran in bulk
Slsu$lS - per ton.
Nea 50 .a1 Isni a s.g gs,r o. : s. "a
81 >oqsi 80 BEEN sacked. ,as' s!e 'oc This side at
iuv 53s,r ',rn lower; March. lie; NAV 4ls.c: july
l2s,c higher. March 2ss.c; MAY. %'.H2',c. Eggs
liver a. Ike Por,t-Stanj3td $40 20 Iard-Prims
steam 81 40 ctoio- 81 20. Dry salt meats Shoulders
a~ icug cl-ar and cl-.r rib 90; shou clear 30
Bacon backed shoulders. - ribs :iJc, short cl"ar ~
Hlgh vines. 81 IS Wool Missouri and Illinois medium
c,thug and braid. l2Stlfc. low and Gifted
l2aI2o slightly bury. o0l0c hard bury. s.. Southern
hnrd bury Gi,1s1c: Hight hre. lOaltc helvv fine $40
Texas medium 20l3O: hn~ MEDIUM. P1lOc; IN" %;
heavy and sandy Gq7c: fan "iip. Gdsc Begging lobbnS
is ID $50 2-th Dc: 2ib. js.c: non tbs G5c hemp
wine per 10. Lead firm at s. 90 sp.l,"r stesdy at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

Market closed steady q unchanged to point Decline
compared with Saturdays closing prices Transerfloe
notices Total l2 700 bales NewNOIk net re
cops bales: gross 1914 bales Exports: Continent
forwarded. l21 bales sales. 203l bales spinners. 81
bales: stock ia S3 bales Total receipts to-day IL
81 bales this week 1874 bales Exports To-
day: Britain 49, bales; France llo5 bales Con
tnent bales Thus far this week; Great Bii'an,
J: AZ bales: France l55 bales Continent 2oI3 bales
stock 26 ba-s. NcvYor& spot sales to-day and last
night as officially reported: consumption 81 bales:
In'ddng uplands 5A.c ndding Gulf SIC. which is un-
changed compared with Saturdays closing.
Liverpool cabr-Spot cotton hardening; sales loeo
bales speculation and zoo bales; American 900
aes receipts A. Ooo bales; American. 1900 bales.
aiddng uplands 1924 futures opened steady buyers at
j. CAD advance March. 2Glis: MaTch-Aprn. 26l'2s.
April- May 22i,D MayJune zoos June July Bob. July
August 2O24 203: August Sept"nber 03gD; September
October 3G5b. November. 30Gzs. NoNomber-D De-
Cember @01ie5: DecemherJanuary. 3U5s. Manchester
Yarns steady: cloths dull
COFFEE-The market extremely duh and feature
less Lower cables had depressing effect Fluctuations
s. waiting market with scaipers control. RIO
cables steady 1900 res exchange. 10 10: receipts
ZOO bags; stock lO 900 bags: cleared for United States
1900 bags Santos receipts 1900 bags. stock 23sccO
bags market quiet At 1880 refs. Cleared from Rio
steamship Egyptian Prince with 5000 bags and from
market Irregular; March q pigs. April 20 pigs. MAY
$3.50 PIGS; Jtne - Trieste arrivals for Ieiruary
O62 bags deliveries. $3.50 bags. stock March l. 49,
800 bags Warehouse deliveries week ~ $40 bags in
Guiding i05s bags al New York Hayre closing Irregular
March 9e.25 francs; April 20 july. ~ fraYcs August
OF o. francs; September e3 30 francs '' e
Contracts closed steady at 10 - poins decline Sales
u 600 D1gs. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
IEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot OF CortIandt ana DesbrOsses Sta
700 4. Vi GaI. FOR MALCH CHUNK and intermeca ate
stations $3.50
SI5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. Buy:
FAiO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE ana
the West principal and local points: dinngcar 70
Bridge. Nssbue sleeper 10 chicago
Ii;IO 4. VI. daily FOR MAUCH CHUNK and interms'
dfa's points Connections FOR Reading and Harrsours
400 y. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. for EI.MlhA ana AZ
Intermediate stations connections for PottsYe and ReAd'
Ing; char-car Wikeshafrs. - .x.~,.
$40 T.. VI. daily keep, sunday for l.. and B. JUNG.
r'fOE and principal intermediate stations; Pullman pun0
ia0rcar To- Wiixesbarre: connections for Pottsyille
t:.O u VI. daily. except sunday, for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stations
5t3 p VI dolly for EASToN and Intermediate stations
600 II. VI. daily 10. Bt'FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
ard al points West Pullman sleeper vestiouisd train
Ncy YORK 10 Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto:
conn ertions ~ Reading and Harrisburg.
$50 y. VI. daily. except sunday for Eason and inter-
o.OC VI. daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA. RocHES.
rr.fy Rf'FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
wes, PULLMAN S!eepers 10 Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
car Wlkesiafre. a.. "a, A..
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ?3, 2sl. sts
,pl Az Rroadvay Bowery 81 Fast lith St, l56
rs io5th York: $50 Fulton ST.. Court g.. %
p~o,lyav and BROOKLYN Annex Brooklyn, y. Y.
THO Ne-yo, CO. Will call for and check bag.
cage from hotel residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
Den NSYLVANlA
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbroxsss and CortisnAt strss'
o ,o In Effect Jaiuary 20. ls0 ;,.sure.
100 sAiF Car
A4 fss"s th Ds'f a. Nm
. o'i ntitA ss5 HS5 e. Sgs EMPRESS
ln " aaa Sleeping and Dining Cars 20 49, o. NJ s.
c6o ,i Ii NJ SeIfsfS ErxfMkrsspum.n
.v'a.d H.: 81 Nj fsffss h:s
anS Rn"S Cars NJ to nanaSa: sDS
500 Ssx Singing sss a,. &C.
,"a '1S A a,i GsTlaS xSS SOUTH
H? ss 49, S slSS S', P1@ss @
s5$,n$S P"Sf SER @ %
2s ssepeSs to Augusta Jsctsons and St.
ns. as S ssS s:Sss & & ns sas If:
A@;S. :ns 9ssl SH 's::
9, S5 RArw%Y E 1S"S', 500
ro of Obj PUNT SR4 onG SoRFoLK via Cap.
Charles Roatr s A NJ Weekdays and with Through
r6 5is' <TLsFrI y G Srf 80 weekday. Through
y6R c.P Pfl SAY z 100 %1S ? S0ia weekday. ,,,
P-: s1S H 81" H No. @a' So SO sa%
.,o'@' '''' = F ss' IPs.LxDErrHIA.
"s IS Sio 's 10 G rHS"@ Dining
10 aqht s ss n e s car" $50 20 sn. Is
4 ~ (DinnF car 3 So Dining can. 4 40 RIins
rc. Da"E x C.F a. se F. a3 y III and %,
hor o. and fos Of oa s,sss ass
Broadway and Brokyn Annex station. foot q FSl,9n
Transfer o@pany viii @an for and check bssgss. from
so'sIs snd resiiences through To destination oon
General Manage General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
rr.rorr,v PRODUCE M,nKrrs

Liverpool Mtr % I . o. g. Reef Esfrn lul't moss
,teaiy A. ~ 81. prIur mess s'rtlN a. "a "i -.
Prime mess western nn. GuN - 81. DO medium dn!
q. q. o. Ham. Short cYt. ai-u' - 20 - IT, ''-''
"a Bacon. Cumberland tIf. Ab.It - tn 30 H. hf OF
%. 81. thor, rih abqut - 70 arm go unC '.'ff
tll.s a'..u' o. n, - 81 l'nr and short ,if
middle. about - n. - Shoulder ah j. 20
~ y rrrn 90 20. American hnesf white hfm a.
H. American ur..' ,.lurei nrn ~ So 81 Ih"o"
I-r. ..f, nominal '.''.usecl oi u" rf""i l~Hfl
s,.,Iy a, rs o. spirit, u tur'r inc I'm - = III
p,sir. common firm a . 81 Lard Priv" N'-'"fn.
sn,, iuI a, 33s o. Wlea'. 50 r'd winter Hfm -
a. 50 =, = f.I spring arm ~ ., 81 Fou So Louie
an ~ n,.r nrm a. - oi com MiSl W's'"fn sP,'.
nm "a, g. if4I March st'ad' 4 l.i ArfI '.ai'
-. A. ia. Ma r'-ndy 4 iid. Hops ~ tendon
,c'nc has nfm ~ t2ai1 Receipts 81 what f"t a."
i., y.eL H. IN Atlantic ports 22Sp guttfefF. y u Other
.,-ros 81 qInr'.r- Receipts - Am"ri'a' corn ir
r.. lt-' week ~. 10 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

TO voice the average the export
surplus Tor the Argentine al 4OVVo.mO bush. against
I9OOOVO bush actual exports the Interior
Gepts of wheat at spring wheat markets TO-DAY 36i045
bush Nncuding Chicago l3O45 bush nearly all winter
against t+36e3 bush last year. winter, lGG9l BUSH against
JOB Dush srabOard receipts 4Sl bush. against lS4l3
bush total 3Si5l7 bush A9G 19 bush. Exports
1Ol4r4 hush against 33.O14 bush The 10y T.
H. Thomon, In The Prairie Farmer that there
40 per cent was In the winter wheat section. had
little influence. With the present temper trade
seenent OF $50 Tor onidition against ?l] on January
L. had more Influence The tone Of the late cables Iartc
ulaiy the private adVices. the buying FOX France
rumors Of damage to the French crop together with liberal
covering by local shorts made strong market IN H.
early afternoon prices reaching The highest inquire OF the
day, although the Clo.e little reaction. but a.
2GAc net advance. With all reports foreign buy
transactions reported the close 90 'hange being GV
bush No req. old business. az lsc over May anna
May closed at 3y'sc COkN-Ihc market for corn was
gun" niin uIlnS the early part OF the session. although
after the visible supply there lit'Ie T.
action. During the morning local traders bought On the
rise In wheat and estimates OF small increase IN ue
visible. but the I0uln hu.h. AMI there
was also increase Of 80 900 bush ia the amount IN pas
sag. During the afternoon the maIke, was dIi. ana
az only isni.c net advance The cash market was di an
about steady: 10000 bush NJ sold al 4tc st"ir
late saturday. private terms; 1000 bush 80 =" Crrn
4ssc elevator. and 5000 bush steamer NelIo" '
toc delivered also 1900 bush ungra1eu az -
Nvere. OATS-The market foI oats was ,i,
1t opened steady trhlng advance aHu W. H,..r'
during the OF The session h" VA 9rn ,ne
disappointment visible statement ana "s nt me
afternoon trade was quiet the market leaving on q, ="
&c advance. Cash oats dull sales VIZ VT, QUIZ" ~
including No white at a"m%' &c arn d -
delivered: 70 900 bush white. 31g4li4c -oo y o,s
33Sc elevator and 34i.G34aic delivered bNItIEi
Wosre-n G3atsic ... MALT Market steady. quoted
Western 7oe1ac sEEDSS 81 16ass ss'a| Ia2 eE
WIiFAT-Market steady. quoted SA'er num- 'Ss'oc'
japanese jla34c. , 49, .,osirc -r,oos p, ,h. ,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

I@ni.n. March !. p. mC1nsols lo4A. for money and
icil fr tlc account. Canadian Pacific 81. Eric ST.
90 second c,nslls. JGi. Illinois Central So MeNcan
lrar, l64. - Paul J5i, N.w-Yorl Central.
49,. I"Gus, yanin jOa. Reading ~ Mexican Central
new scr ,'ut bonds -. Louisville ana Nashville. ~
Af.hle common.
i..o D. The = bullion the Bank u
Irgfrl ou hiInc- to-day Is ticuoOn Mln.y. al per
cont Tine r1'e ~ discount the fur b,tn
.h' .nl ihr"" ntl~ bills j. "a per cent. Paris ad-
Vices quote per cont r"u's 80 ln3 francs ~ c"rtimcs
fr ta account ana cNohanse on lI1n a - francs -
confines Z. ch.rts.
H.rn. March 4. Tls statement % On. uro-rlli ElGs
~ G"m shows lecr-ls- specie 1890 Hif's.