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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

While IT Is only natural that the twenty-nfth
anniversary of the battle of Sedan should nave
been celebrated yesterday with much patriotic
fervOr and enthusiasm by the Germans. the SYM
pathies Of many people In this country VIII go
out toward those gallant French. who, after
making a magnificent fight against overwhelm-
ing odds finally succumbed to the invaders II
is "A popularity Of the American people to feel
for the vanquished more than for the victor our
sympathles are always with the under dog, espe-
cially when he has made a splendid fight, as did
the French. And then. too we cannot forget
that they were our allies In our own struggle
for independence. and that II September and :
are the anniversaries of terrible disaster these
dates are also the anniversary of the Inaugural
ton OF n new and far brighter era for the
French-an era Of progress. OF popular liberty
and Of unparalleled national prosperity. The
France Of to-day has risen, phoenix-like from the
ruins Of Sedan. and now occupies ut the close OF
the nineteenth century n prestige and pre-
emncncc. both economic and political, such as 1t
never enjoyed under the rule Of any monarch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

Senator Hill seems 10 be engaged in his usuai
snte-convention performance of speaking 1air
TO all factions |, would suit his purpose eX-
tremely well to persuade the independent Demo
Gratis in all parts OF the State that he is their
friend and has always been in favor OF 'heir
having a share in the naming Of candidates. But
they ought TO know the willy politician 10y inns
time; if they do not, they have only to recall
their experience a; Saratoga less than twelve
month ago. The sane soft words were spoken
then. yet when the convention assembled, II
made short work of the claims Of the lndepend'
ents,.who were turned ont Of the hall with baS
and baggage. If 1t pleases the bosses, exactly
the same course will be pursued this year.
1t is often regretted that the celebrations OF
Thanksgiving and the Fourth Of July take in
so large measure Il form entirely foreign 10
their origin and their supposed purpose. These
holidays are given up in the main to outdoor
sports and the religious sentiment OF the one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

The summer wanderers are returning, and
incoming railroads and steamboats, are crowded.
yet how hard must It be to leave the country on
such day as yesterday Fortunate shall we be
II September can give us many more days like it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
LEHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

station. 100, Of COrtianat ana yesbrOssea 70.
TOO A. VI daily fcr MAUCH CHUNK and int r'ed'~i'
stations. ... --.....--,-, mr..
S;lS A. VI. daily FOR GENEVA, ROCHESTER,. ~ :,
FAiIO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. an !
the west principal and local points dining car 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Nestibuie Sleeper % chicago
III 40 4. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inteFne-
dat. points Connections for Reading and Harrisours .
900 4. VI. daily. except sunday, for ELAlkA and az
intermediate connections for Pottsvte ana ea;-
t. Wikesharre
4ilO T.. VI. daily. except sunday. for L. aid Is ~.
TrOS intermediate stations Pullman c-Nst
pa ror-csr 70 WSesharre connections for Pottsyile
t,2O y. VI daily, except sunday. for sOt Ill llAiN'
FIELD and intermediate stations .-.,-
SI5 p VI dply EASTON and Intermediate s,atto-a
0,OO r. w. daily for BlFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper vestiuu.ei iran
YORK Chicago. Sleeper Burall and T'rorto;
connections tcr Reading and Harrisburg. -
G:3O VI. daily except sunday Tor Easton am h''''
0,oc u. daily ror ITHACA GENEVA. r HES.
rt-P Flr-FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. aHi ai ponts
wes, Puna Shoppers TO Chicago AMI Buffalo GRAZ
car Wllkestarre 49, ne, a.,
Tickets ani Pullman ac.ommodai,.ns AZ ?s. 2.' "a
and 323 B-oadway. ll3 Bowery. n Eas ll'H =. g
vas, 10Th St NsN-"ork SEQ Fulton $. '..r; - -
r~-qdvpv and R-ookvr Annex b.. kl,n y, ': 49,.
rho Sev, Yp-, T-ansfe~ 60 win r7 - 7r' cio-N gag
gage rom hotel residence through - destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
mn, I.ckAWANNi AND WESTERN Il. n.
S,ntinu, in ScU -lork foot of Barclay and
Christopher streets. .
,.,,,r,nrIl,u I'm ans. Pl Ii.MAN BUFFET
'E>i'o' "'tVRs I.iSTsCII LIGHT.

?, 200, route % NEWARK BLoONFiEi.,. MpNTCLAlH.
=" r-ttr. ORANGES summit. Bernarisyille. Bask :
Riire Madison Morristls = Passas, paterson Boon
pHTFONG Hackettstown. SCHOoLEI-S MoCNTALN.
wash,ne5n Pm LTrsRrRG. EtST,oS: WATER va iI
T13TI PiIiTTSToN. WILkESBARRE NANTiCoXE
tVTvIiiE >ORTHtMpFRLANp Non'r,se RlEG-
ifAxTNT OXFORD NORWICH. Wa,eryle: uTIcA
VIRGO ITHACA. OWEGO. EIMIIA CORNING
n,frU' u tNSVTILE BUFFALO ami all pola,s WEST
T6RTWWFsT AND SOUTHWEST.
90 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL. stops at principal
ooo M-RUFFAIO SCRANTON. RINGHAMTOH.
~ -TicA RIcHFIEl.D SPRINGS SYRACUSE al
OSWFGO EMPRESS. Pullman PUGET Parlo- Cars con-
nee, AZ Runll) with train f'r Chicago arriving 0 %
100 + VI SCRANTON RrNGHAMTON AMI ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman rarl'r cars.
9th EMPRESS. Pullman parlor
co Z. DAILY 81 ftao Nest'huiei Limited Express
for SCR ANTON. PINCH ANTON. ETMIRA Br'r.
FAI.O Pullman Bvret Sleeping car. Connects az
puiya, With train for Chicago. arriving at OBS p.
$50 ~ Daily -RrFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and oSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a, -
Murray AM 40 Roadway Ticket ~ te-ry stations
e; and R-oahvav - West i,Sth-st o. C'urnhus
ave New-York 22s ani go Ful;nr-s md - Pr adway
Rr,o<lvn. Time talles giving .ul Information az al
s'"'iora
wr,ercOTT rXprEss COMPANY VIII car ~ ans
chrk baggage FROM hotel residence o destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16

Nef n. s. 3 g 90 o. DC pea d Sny
!9gI ,9 10 40 turtle soup 81 sonsl - d. yea ~ Eye
s. Ease 20 DO lima oaliio'a , $S@Si ,s,si - e
,aeas bis 81 U5asl OIL % Lass '''s'a>l 80 '''"
market has deveisreI nrm,r tone ,1 III.
fancy fresh creme ana ,hr n, 10 fik~ ", The
,o ino,~ ,n~ goods mad no 'Ho t. get ~ H. H.
l, hoy were se' isc f"r me s'2." ,hi'
SOW ami is dlagsns mark, for on, H'u aies
Al nc Wc.,c'n pacfnes W. quaie: NV butte, ram
s .. , gy1 Il 49, &c., s,c dairy ma" haf aDs exa- iri
DO Welsh luns. eNras - Do ms "a mss I.iai4t
90 ' .c,'nG pSios i"r,5 eS,ras uola. 40 n.s,.
9r1oc. do birds 80 e.onas 01 s,n,., n,S.
cy. state fan made l"pi% ~ M' n, I:o do AHA
an nc c., - 'u f or 'S en- n''' '
9e5s Eas r yey sn'1 . saa a sa, 'S aa
,ai-of town orders reported. Tho situation h5"e''
"n e1nGg' Of, Gn ,md fancy s mad fu bat
prcrs grades II ful cream ana neai' an s'
c S SKINS @od an '1r 81, sH' White 4s W. quote s,ae
.- ~ fn i Sra" rs %"' fnct trF o.a Do ssd
choce gaoso common to i"'i. Sg'; 90 Go sol -
oh,cc ,o'sai'.c j, TO faiT 81 iHr raTi eki"s
iree cho,cc r.. do common to prmc $al.c state fa
'E%s ~nn'yy"@% Sme er on, noted y~se
day have IN, prices hatc junI' i1i} lgltc
arr q Il" Sufpl, II, uGi number Of lots ha'~
been NtdraWn from 'ae m nc. Isl ' i4 da5s
business has been at gu''''ps l" ~ ~ ,r,,a s D
mn We 4n.c 'cI<"y ir>ta pr b h sna indiana
lFsql+'.c. other Western. l''1c' S'"'h'fn '"-"'''
.d TEyfT* FHl.g MN. 2 guns ana ar Ii syn m
Fae ;,[agGorres 'rqs 81 =! ss az p d. ra and
Sr} Sias$ ~ DO in,s.p $40. d, Een Davis -.
g. Eqs" 20 S2E$ T2 p ss""I' s. ;5os -
Ss per box 81 5oas3 80. strawberries flord" per a.
FIX DRIED Nothins doing eyaGara led app.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16

- choice mixed - % asa 90 choice assort.n - s1r
liah, 2jl$4 IL. Pigs SO 50dsi % sheepI
100 head market firm; inferior To choice = 'opF' ~
'amb.. 81 50T$5 ga. 90 -, ,,-
81 Louis March ID CattloReceips COO hS S r td
higher native steers. - t'hSo'
..or- q ,;lGS3 -. Texas cows 81 81 Hogs re
seips ,s head. quality good. market strong
10, riphnr, top. 81 60 paid foi g9"1 ,"fHo,,N
II, aveIages far t. good ght and mixed lots Grousht
o5Txt 90 common light. 81 2tnSi 30 sheep h"fe'ps
y.rv l.li market strong. Iar's - 90 native sheep
- ,.-.... ,,,rto,
arr At unchanged prices. Prime 81 2j$! &C. 90 - ~
:; 10 god butchers m$i -. rough rat - VHN' ""
nrs-E Receipts light demand good and market aS,'N
and higher. Phiiadephas - 36Si ~; best mNed - %
ri Ia host Workers .I0S4 g.. common - fair orkerS
ami ui-s 81 fasi ~. rouchs S@pS' sheep sa o
i,,. ma rkat about steady Export wethers. - IPpst %
~, 81 3iaSi ~. Good 81 ScGSi fair. s. 3o1S3 "a;
common 81 2jS2. b.s lambs. 81 iCdSl 80 go,d lanps
:. NIGSj 30: common to fair lambs. - 3pdt 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16

Galveston. March cotton h.m. mId5lius . lG'
.rW md4lng. > 10. good ordinary. ~ l'.. ard
gas receipts ;>l bales sales llo7 ba'es ~och. no
81 ha'"s N'"k N't aud i"D".,tS G'5 bales
exports 30 ~" Continent. iI11 bales. c.astNt.. NT3
taies. sales 30 bales. spinrrrs. ~ ua.es.
Norfolk, March t. cotton hili - IL.
piddang, ''s,. gu,d ordinary. t'sc. AID gros.
c-ps. 5'Ni bales. exports wise. t,S bales safes
srN ta"~. STOCK - - hnlcS. W.,1l,. set receipts
l:N2N ls - ~ has. exports Britain.
80 ht''e ''a-tWia". 'Hld bales. ~ti"~ III bales.
N'"-Orl"'ns. Mach lj-'ptt.n steady. good mid
diinG. g.. moo. ing. 5'.c low mddug. gnol
ordinary L-iG. n', receipts. 3N"i bales. gros4 sIll
haef tNiorr- p, Franz. tales. coastwisc. 37i- bales
coon taes. stock Isl - ha.es Weekly Nrt
c~pis. ;1fai tal's 49,? bales exports
Britain. G.N3 t1t Geo France. 12oN haics tu con
tnert li2 hai's c.astWs'. 10 uo BARS: sales b GOA
bales.
Savannah Much I5-,otton n-n. n.il,irg 5s.c: low
midd.lng. . 10 good ordinary. 80. net and gross
celps. l.S"S hacs exports bales sales
40 hairs stock. G2;33 bales. Weekly Net AMI gross
receipts II 10 bales. exports the Continent iibl
ba.cs s'wis. 100 bales. sales ! ~ bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
nm rHAnr ~ .nncNGn.

,t.a., Ma.h H. t-i.,.rn. TIGER" We u!gsof. wheat
rnafa-i ',,llt tan SINCE fhs % tt sIriri
Although h"r enormous selling ~ l'us wheat aui
,.'a' deal ~ selling ~ short p.i,"r rtr!t W"r" higher
.uI closed .pt o.. under la.' night Man opened ~
5.t.. ..id i~fwrcu 80 and 49,. tuI '.He'l 30 ~,
It.'fT'i Na. 49,, IHat va "r'ut tn" '',F h.p from
,ufstir irI~ n Inherent. \"N Ifh dragged ail
dt' Tine s's" arI reported 100 export business. the"
... cash ..lI h"r" tl'I.al."a moderate only
1870" bltn u an Urinary receipts li5 -" bush were
than ls m" Northwest ht1 than last
year. 80 cars against ~ cars There was enHmouS
yell TX Sow lorh sod. did = Louis Where the
maud from th" SstcrA. Partridge IS
-,@-l hay" covered goat The 81 Louis
short line supposed g. h." big night.
The general trade showed a broadening night T.
fe that the market saturday would depend good
deal fhr CABLES
dnlI. ur littl. with wheat early. q
ltitlc tho ,t-c MAJ opened at &c ana ~
4G, ami iGi.r sample 81 higher cables wore
S-a-afI c,trdut,~, i31pD bash. t.il-
along in huuiruI Ec'pug N"r, dun sI.,uatN
Ma "I"n"t - ",N. sid between @'Ac ana eoisc snd
~ god - -" o.
Provisions very active. PRICE. or~ncd Ip with Il
They % sol weak ~ the bottom There
d"nrcf = manipulated I'm hr opening the
weak dosing Ma, pork sold between 81 81 and <il ~
AMI 81 Hard 81 and and
clas-i - - There - hogs
mat" fo' '.m'rr'" vas 5000 prices the yards
ior higher.
@1'-. iui- IN MHN com w"r' iG'sc, calls. iGNsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. march ~ At the wool sales French pur-
chasers We'll IN" front the competition for
faulty greasy and secured merino, German operators
made good purchases u parcels suitabl.
and Yorkshire buyers took literally ~ all fun
Pieces sold hriskly, and lambs readily
Following IN" days sales and the prices obtained
South Wales a .p bales secured 5t.dmls 3si. do
locks and pieces. fisailii tapef. do locks
pieces ia1i.i gUeca-1u' . bales secured 5'zdu
Ia ed. do lcc"s AMI pies, - ~ 81. greasy. iAg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16

do locks and pieces 5.dSlad. Nictoria-2 700 oaies
secured 5isda2s ~: do locks and pieces 2tn4s III
greasy 3I.G is Nd do LOCKS and pieces f7uo+d south
Anstraa-JoO bales secured, 90i0'sd 90 LOCKS ana
Ma nd. greasy tadsd: do locks and pieces inoth
Tew Zeaand 300 bales: secured 9isai0l9d do locks
and re~os 5pmsd. greasy i1d39 d, locks and pieces
ta.dIiad Cape ~ Good Hope and Nata-2,Vo pa'es'
5dT Is I'D: greasy ii.GGl2d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave 42d st. station New-lorA. as tos'
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot Frankn 81.
$3.50 A, VI Daily. Local to Buffalo.
D,I5 A. VI. Daily Albany Utica Syracuse Rochessef
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago.
5,5 r. W. for Albany. Montreal. Utica SYRACUSE
Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago ard -. Louis.
.:15 VI. Daily. except sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
Bunalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland Chi.
cago md ST. Louis.
For tickets tables. Of local trains parlor and sleep
Accommodations apply city ofcos Brooklyn AMI
Nsw-York. and stations. Time tables at principal
hotels For other Information address
c. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
Eailroa0s.
-AmkR,c.s GREATEST RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
w. g. HUDSON RIVER R.R.
& HUDSON RIVER r. r.

rr,n ,it,nd Genital station. iad Street
$40 4 Except SUNDAY. Empire state Express
t,,st,., ram the World
p.o A NJ pain. Fas Mail For Syracuse. Rocheste..
I,lu,l, Ni,snia Falls. CnitagO
IU,.,O M-ENccpi SUNDAY. ~ Express For all I'M
pDrtant points
.nn :, N-lailN. southwestern Ilrted. Tor Ciac.n-
nnti indianapolis. St Louis aAd Chicago.
r,ro q M-EA,rp, sunday. West Point. Poushkeeps.e.
Albany. 1ToN. saratoga
a,:.O T. MED,ny. North shore Limited. Due Detroit
''"" IN A At Chicago. 40 l.. NJ
Ann, y N-DaiN. For Albany. Troy. Cleye-
WV" land Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati St Louis
DIX T. M.-Baily. FOr Troy. Saratoga. Burlington.
We" ipattsiurg AMI Montreal.
: ,:to H. M.-DslN. For Auburn Road points Buffalo.
Niagara Fails Cleveland. Indianapolis 81. Louis
chicago.
o,OO p i-paily. only sleeping Car passengers for
o,l5 T. M-Daiiy For Clayton. Cape Vincent. Ogdens-
burg Nl-yrltnd. Detroit Chicago
i2,O5 Nisht-Eheept sunday night. For Albany. Troy.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Chicago
O;O4 4. NJ am :'i:S ! NJ DAILY except sunday. to
Pttsheld. Via Harlem Division.
Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated by Pirtsch Light.
Tickets Wagner offices Grand Central Station.
il3 26 Alb 80 broadway. 81 East l+th ST. Lincoln
Building. 9t2 Broadway: 235 Coluinbus-ave, 81 West
10th and l3sh ST station. New-iork: 33S and I2S
Fulton St and - IiroAdway r.. D.. Brooklyn.
Baggage checked from hote residence by the Westcott
Express CompanN
JOHN rOI'CEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager Gen PASSENGER A's"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. March IL. 1885
BEANS AND PEAS-Iiol1ers asking about -
for domestic beans and while there been
but few sales above 50 ~. best marks could
he bought the Jess than s. 81 Medium
steady at 81 and further sales % choice AZ So %
have firmly established that price Ofhe- kinds
changed In demand or price. Green peas quiet and IN
buyers favor We quote for choice quality. Beans do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
RDYAt BLUE LINE.

10 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WAsHiS@
ION.
For Thl7t. ivhia week days. 40. 500 go 1000
II 20 ,1ir1g t~r' A. NJ 100 $50 400 Buffet raIla,
Ca0. 500 DINING Car, 90 30; - T. ~ ZAP i-ao3
3 ~ dpin.re arr 600 p. ". 1915 night 80 81,
Fo- R1itiu~-~ and Washington. week days 300. u =
OHM Ca II 100 800 200 .p;o'ng carl GGE2
p io.i- night .rlniays eel. II 30 lD.n'7s tarD
4 NJ f;sr 10 Dining Ca-1 500 p. y. - - night
Tcke.s and na;,o-car - procured ~ y IL
oG a. pa 80 3o3 Broadway ~ on ave. r East
iph-st i3i las, -2t,h-st. 3fi Wcs' - =. ~ 60
'y- g p-oodUav Williamsburg The NewYork T'ans'er
Corranv vii -a' To- and check baggage from hotel Or
residence t, 'es'i'ati0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16

DIRSI' Ant To- statutory requirement. n"i"'
| is hereby given Act has been passed by b,h
branches ~ the Legislature entitled ana ""uen AZ l'l-
lows. -, a.. 81,
of public ninNirlilon. dls rdeflt con
duct ,r varran.v N the city ana County or No" lors
notice - r.r"b, given thar public hearing upon
such I'm viii be- he'd IN" mo "t the MAYOR IN the
an lIal I'm a.. cav u New work.. On NJ niay. March
18th. lSa5 a. J.. IN ,,,,,,, ,r,,,., ~,
tSignrdI Nl'l's y" = 49, H'N"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16

& S.;'-5 .a;': 49,: =" ="
Total. .........7 "a ~ - 80.
HEMr AND lite - n"s aeye'n"os sa'' -. 1'cg g
f1crythns hu -ssl ami 'ha' 5 an!y ia,s ,'Taal
ggae M. M2n3 lid 'c e.. irn,s sf' 80 r % o
san1gn . 5, t,r,. si:m sl' bsr qaiy 10
pIttI %'H9 ss t GafF Is sAns co- advanced psi
tii aithoueh tne improvement ne ~ sentiment
an anlhns fSr . ,r r'T ,, are ba r,. have ben
running light f,r some tiIne ne demand is IN nc
quote CIV siaurh'er native steer tp7's so COW
~ Country slaughter COW ;soa " 5f.adc 90
10 q ersT ~ a. tul ~ 10 a.; ' g~,,e de-
ana and the marc Ike, fer It !, ~ d Tnn ems
non acid Rnenos Ayrcs lizal>. 4emagcl '2'; -,
acid all n3s 9a2iC damassa all Trsh, os
dressed backs :oa33c seconds 2Ga2"c; beiles lo1li
gb, su,ies = srcily desirable graics
mon i2alo fair prime l5a?l. ch"c@ 3 80 G ,i
Ssgdc. '@T Iat Pr;@ ;-o gda%sc rs sugar
ordinary - common Gnor far 20 good. ilHl'" pfim'
METALS TiX- advance IN market was c.n.in-
a. >s loq>ia f,r 81 Saie- :; ~ M'r's 4. sa -
71rIii:E IN. wca,r.st Il the mary, vas r-r~ as-
parent today and on lis oG"rinrs pr ,rnm4-; ."'
qa'c I'm, soaIr a. s. .srf!:TEI Nar'~' quo a
SAI tIoEES * E2 a'4, n. g 49,; '5 . .
ir. md r,.,ht,cs Resin va th.r QUO, ~, ,ng o., I'm
. 1T ', ' i,, r, I'm -, ,h. ID .a.is r 81 ,.,0
81 *, fr n,n1n ., I'D s,ra,nei The primary uar<e-
@r ye,I arm, ',,,lo- li,n,'.l slruly
orIS rhe ,',,,sa.I ,,i mako, * iuIet although
.-iras a.. rr,rti.afi, Unchanged tho '-.e ,l.
,.ing .i.u s4,dv Ia,J and uu.ert .ais ,e only mol
nscof .N i-',nn ,-. 4. lIs ~. prffl. crude .se
ms NH. c,n l7air.. ~ c-'rl. tIs 4lg2,c sum
-. Writer vtte prime uontnalir 340Gs. sumr-r
- r., ,r,,n ~, lI!fcr g-al.s ~. Is irI N -
,inercl d. American. rau 5c.. American boiled 80.
GrtA% rEl-IGIIw- Tho uarl..' f.r berth freight. vs..
n'rinaly steady ant cute En<ar'n'~n'+ f".i'@ IT,
>n,w' 9 e; gain $1 -" '@s ~. 49,.
a-c4d though ihe AprI is siE hd ts,oL o. liam
Jury 100 tale. c,uon. d. To tris' 800" 'tn.. u =.
' rr 3' rs ,e' "a % ', ao g. Gram Zoo i,P 2l s,
I"ojrn I'D Glssg,u god ss.el nri,.0I 9li Hli.
~ T., ..,T.u JJar,,ir, a. ,fg- Grain -, ~ +,
30. ''r o.. eI i,ef9o, a .qse1
~ +lnc,l rs.ke, e INV ,o,. acfiy. for gnal saI
,esses In, quet f,r s,oa,n-r, and sail ship -Ie,'
r. ghrs are irorr -uil SO" r., sai
,os<os some Of which IN GNfau ~ outward cargoes are
going on, ligi. IN. IN urc ~ sail ship grain tola,
. s1notlng Of uoY.It, in day. = trnnsp.r alton
.t. Newport orlors - 1Oia1 prompt
brush steamer ~ tone general 'a~G. N.Nfoil 20
danish sound ron ono port ports NAi
,ns t,.,l'n -, X. yok -, "a H,.,i.h i,fA 600 iI,s
nai,oe,r N.c Yof a., Inntr, - l;ritisl bah lo",I
prs , yort ., 81. or orders IS n 10 a direo,
I f'r icij c,,,r ,,,k nS4 ,on. l.orrcc.oG ir,or
T..c,r..Ia -. Rt, III. f,nair. Sl form. bari.
t:r,los 49, north If li',,cr,s t2Gisc- out IT. Ia,l1s,
p,,,.i raw G2o ,,ns Tcv. Yors n, D.mernra 81 700
ro,t, cav. e. r..,t ,n,ro.s
I1."m rs go, sI veu Y'tt -, Can. Iiayf 81 ard
pft cnaIsr@ 49, h', ~ 'N 80: ,. ,,,.a, :,
81 ~" -, n a, 70 n ara i4 yrssel n,yiny
lgh,"rago a. all over - feet dfaush,-'n ~ nfya''
.,h%ner ~" Ioh s: .n,''i va ~, 49, ", rr
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Err IE LIN e S .

Nlt'~~S hcss 49,
lO'h. OntInbcl - iVlUMs, ~
li.i.,s taiurr ttun. -.d st
OIL = n. M.-s vsubu.rd EApiess tog Nayerly, b'hs
$40 hsmtn. tlmisA. Euuao, Bradford ana S"'A-
nanVa lallOI Gar 10 Buffalo. ri.
300 5 G t@. Limited so St,9 a'" c iSI S@
m thi,..,I Srry-ls Chg
,aAo. -'"NelaHd and Cincinnati liniNB 1 ar -,
E..(n 4. Il. :naO Nrstlhu.rd txlress aEg'es Duh.
O'DO \ ~. making trv,t connections Tor pruoI..
Chicago and the West. Bu..alo passengers -"
II sleeper a. NJ
S45 a S"rS SessS sS a"d 10 N bao
ana Cincinnati pinlns car u,,t,AH y
I pCAL TINE TABLE. TICKETS AM J.. Ili 80
~ accomm dations at III 20, i0i and pS bfos 49,,
Easi l-tth-st. Chambers and Nest 90 81 ~ :,
New ork s33 Fulto}s. Brooklyn. 2OD hu ison-st r.
hoken and jersey - station Ere Ians,SSF .ssncss
calls checks ragsage from notes an"
- destination.
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OTHER MAnNrTs- nY rnLrGn>ru

ImffaI, March 15-Cattle i~,ilt. last - hours
head. trib for week thus far "2ui bead. or
wc-f 1i.uD head Consigned throIEu. ,
New York J. st head. q
strong cl9s-i nrrn. gh medium steers 25uSi ~
tir 10 CpI s.. VQsI = bulls. - Nif az - Nras
$g@ % fod calves. S2n$2 - H. r. Receipts .ast -
hours. 500 head. total for wcr thus far. -
f,r IS 80 head. csn,ign,-l
iNDt head. - S~l, York +. 400 head sale
market opened ard higher and closed loo higher
pigs. 81 d0H O - Workers terlN s. son a. -. closing
e. a. myci packers. - 7O0Sj -. gll MEDIUMS
81 So choc. heavy. s. S,a$j -: roughs. 50 7jasi IL
stagF 50 2jH.9 -. Sheep and lHis Receipts -
hours go bead. total flr week thaF
fr tim" last week. ii..D head. Consigned through
500 head. 80 Now YORK.. .. h"sd. sale 1vp head
mar%'i opened liH5k higher, c4si -iriis and al
sold state lambs 90 81 III. - GA -. good to
prime Western. - 1886 extra prime here. cu,l
fair lots 81 1915 u" mixed sheep 81 j0a<i - choic"
prime - ioHtj culls. ~ 1899 -
nion stock Yards fficugp. March II
ccipts ZOO head Market nrm Common extra steers
81 On 81 q: sfoekers and feeders So t.tS
i,i;'- 81 HSi 81 ,n.v~- s. 5oaS5 - Receipts
1000 head indInet sfOns hedNs 81 iJ.s Co. eOul.,a
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Marke, closed steady GQ> points advance compared
with Yesterdays q. ng prices Transferable notices 90
To al sales l5Glt New York gross receipts 'i'
bales EAplts: Great Britain j.OSl ua.es forwarded
1l23 ta.rs sales bales sprne.s. = tales. siocN
1872 92 bales. Total receipts to-day lSA't mus lar
tins week. 12a">l bales.
Lverp1 Sp.t frmer. sales. loo"o bales
speculation al export, 1000 bales American. l2"@
bales receipts. lO0pr tales, American. 1000" bales ma
ding up.ards 3a-1G Futures ,pen-d auto, g4r aIiy
l6id decline. clos a steady March. 3lui2s Marcf -Ap-
3lOiss: April May. 3lls Ma, June, 3i2v, June-Ju\,
:}i3ss July August 3lii2s August Septenlter %s sep
temberOctot-r 3l7b. October November. 3N'as Noyem
ler December 3l9l7s: DecemberJ anuary, 32oi2s Man
chester-Yarns cloths quiet The weekly state
inent Of LNerpol stock is as follows:
This wees Last week Las year
In store $500 49,,
Aaoat .................... l22oD l25.r~ l4"""
Total Observation-Disclosures $4,000 les5coo igii eco
OF which American. ..... lNl7uc lS"V" lo"t"Tp
COFFEE-Prices were unchanged al he openins and
in the e import ,at.es sprr - nlf-"h"
was dspay-a. Gny 'nte- saes took place during me
IN rnirL md he lgh AZ the Close. Ham
burg c4os-s al... March. - pfgs. Apl. 40 Ma>,
~ Gu.,; March !t3 10 APRIL "a May
80 - Jun ~ 81 Tie RIO ana santos markets w~i"
feaiureless The go res lpWet ~ Ia 700 f"is
for No Exchange quoted az ll-l6 Receipts not ir
ported owing interruption E. railway 'rdhc. stock
Sauf receipts. ll.'oW bags w-'k
oO7 bags. market quiet a. leo" i'is. Cleared from
Rio steamship Hiea with 1000 tac-.
Contracts closed dlfl sal" points decline" Sa.tH
-, bags. follows