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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
ana close to-day. and closing bids the
penlnS, range anu NIOSt Y
V.ous night and last year follow

Marker closed firm at points advance compared WIN
Yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices ~
sales bags NewiOrk gross receipts. 30
ta Continent. $50 bales; FORWARDED oop .di1S
saes 1925 bales: spnners l25 bales: stock 50 paies
o, net REGENTS today Is 40 bales thus lar th week
Continent 1913 Thus far this week Great L'*
o Ss bales Franc 1901 bales Continent 4ll2l baes
stock gg bales NewIOrk spot sales TO-DAY ana last
night az officially reported For consumpton 10 taies
Spot cotton quiet middnng uplands. Il 13-lG; miding
GUT 1916 witch unchanged compared with yesterday
closing -..,,..
Liverpool cahles-Spot easier but not quoiaby
lover 10000 bales: speculation and export i'Np
ia 900 bales. receipts. 1850 bales Amer
can Midiling uIlands. u" Futures oPthea
quiet .-G4u36id decline, closed quie ana seadF AT
5Q2. points decline March. sl4ss. Mdrch-Alr "ltsS
April May 31fss; May-Jun, 3l',-b June.J MY 81
JGy-Augus 3lsi4s; August september 5l"9aZ' Sep'Ti
terOctober 32ls October November J22b; November De
cemp-r 323i9s december January 32ii2s Manchester
Yarns dull but steady; cloths quiet.
COFFEE-Prces started JalO points higher this morn
ing on a single sale followed by few transactions
witch brought the total 10 bags by =. m Their
after the trading SIN light, indicating continued III
di.l lSticn o trade until encouraging news Was
There switching rom
distant positions. ana future fn2N-d up -
points last increased trading haNrr cHSt4
steady: March. 9.2i francs: April D+1o iihncs' MaZ
So francs; June % % francs. Hamburg d9l Mtr.h
quoted al 1915 pigs April. - pigs MAY 100 LiEs
quoted a. 1900 reis exchange quoted a. ~. receipts
1905 bags. cleared f)r United states. 80" Dags $40,
a Rio III firn At III go fes' receipts
IL 40 baeS stock. 22sVp0 bags
contracts c.as.d nrm AT 15d2j points advance. sales
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Eundp March .7-Catue- Receipts last - hours. %ii
week thus Coz head for same time
Ar week. C1lN bead: consigned through, 33A head
New york 1876 head. sale - head Market opened
steady. closed Cattle ranging loo 90 llGl Ii sold
Ia,c at 1JaSJ Iocsccerts last - hours 32,u head,
week thus far il.i>o had. FOR sam" time last
week. Il.1iO head. consigned through. 80 head. to
Nov York 10 head. sale. 5000 head NJ opening OF
medium ami heavy grades sieady - firm, hight
grades AMI pigs eo~. market closed weak to cents
all kinds with "a number u pigs and Vgnt
grades uns0ld York good Sjisj 10 Light. 81 81
AS ~. mixed packers and mediums. 81 0usj -. good
heavy 81 15HSI pa roughs. 81 2ju$ GO stays, 2'us'
shop lals Hecets last - hours 63o head total
for af. iD'Dp head. for time last week
head. co.siRn'd through. 500 head TO New York
900 hcnd. sale 900 head Market opened steady md
finn closed strong with sheep oHl3c higher and sales
of good (pJ-rb mixed lots AT 81 IL all sold Early quo
taiions Good TO prime lambs s. 1913 90 fair to good
s., 21GSi 90. light s3 1915. mixed sheep
fnir good 81 24St so cus and common. - 'Df3 a.
export shcc.,. SJn$; 40
East Liberty March .T-Catfle-Receips light market
about steady unchanged prices Prime. - 50u 81 -;
sJ$J Is. good butchers 81 2,uSi 40. rough nat
5j0s4 70 fair light 50 3oas. 2. Receipts
for: market flow PhlnGephias Sass 10. best mixed
e. gs a 81 Gsdsl so fair Workers and
pigs 81 G0aS4 ~. roughs sJnsi q sheep Receipts
fair: market slow unchanged prices Export wethers
s. 1895 70; extra 81 oog$5 30, good 81 $685. ; fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

ssasS so 81 5oas2 best lambs ossi 30 s00'
Union Stock Yards Chicago. March Il
400" head. market weak comnlon :" rN''n - a., I
i5GSc - stockers and feeders - GaS4 Coz cows am
bulls. 5GGS4 -: calves. 81 5JaS5 -
head Market wax. Heavy - ioHs' 10 h'i'rh
4, chn nved :, 0IS5 o.. choice assorted - NN<t W.
light s. cg,0Sl ~ pigs - 23aSi 60 sheep RrceiiI-
1900 head MARKET steady. Inferior % choice, fNSt o.
lambs s., 1JN$J =. 90, s,t. Gun
St. Louis. March 27.-Catc-Heceip's. Low n'ia. sup
ply 10. small 10 admit ~ actlF" hlIN'l 3
s~er4 and fair good sod at st"ady Eaa 1eS
medium and common lower. naii'e s'r'is - 90.
Is. native cows 81 H. Texas stee,f, ~ -piH ~
gs- Receipts. 5oil head weak ana oWtr ne !
on the host grades l:,e and others rH-"' th
top S. being paid for 2l6a2I6 ID ay.rage FAR - g
light and mixed sold 81 1OdSi ~ common ught
a 81 .u4s4 80 Sheer-Tecepts. Loss head marc,
active. strong: native mixed ~ S'1N 3D. SOUTHWEST
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
ENpOITS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REt IN Ut -


-. o,,-o 81 with m advance = about
..r-,eJ slightly ard then settle" "tVN $50
-. ti,s.nc prices but later a"faH''u ,.o fal-
g., ,l,ence was On buying tn' LIZ, -,
~, ,be,e was considerable selling MOS "t, i,,,.,t
~ crj howoyer was promptly taken ny 'u'S''
hence the market ruled h-incr As n'i'l 90 ,sas boo
r.,i i5.o * that tEc holdings of comml't -
r ,,ter.,lv reduced i'm consequence r the Nqullltn
IN, bas t..n g,i1g on f0r some niue uh' i
aivres indicate that the weather Ch'l'',,s , c,,.nt
proved Throughout ire cotton belt ~, mis- lea 4
SIM a'.riliy ~ that o. - - a. 90,
W nv :, b.liev, THAI crop VIII Zee FL" l>-' a.
iaIes Alvices have been rrcs V'd when go o ii,'s
tho r-evio,l-.v conceived idea that th" i+h',
to increase The acreage IL - 50 u
-, ,be otG.r hand however that the gro"nd IS IN -,
condition with the result II making backward l'i'i'7
season. and that even n TN f rccd "a The
o,,sn.itv and quality gathered Will not be :, 1000 - ~
- cr,n Ths bulls Ia stress on inc lh'rt'S''tN
,s,rc ~ i,ruro1er1cct all lines e" business. VIM
-, .e, ir,li,,res th.' consumption OF COTTON W.
to come. Hubhaf0 bp,i'. :
- in cor1nen ing to-daYs market: say; .@I
market gradually assuming more ha,uii LIN NJ,
M violent fluctuations Il the last ie" N''hs
b,rts aroin calmly considering the prospect oi eI'ei d
d@Ni.na or advance from preaeut prices. ana tne ma
Distinctly shows that the differences 81 vf'"
- fa.o-e I'M the situation Secretary Hester OF We
n. orleans cotton Exchange reports tl- semi N'nN
,1or7ert al leading interior towns as follows:
Iai~S in f>ie shipments. - G6 bales. against - w.
tqies last wear and bales in lSs- St'N -'"i-'
rs araiust 2iS bales last year The r'CeiIls h
- for m. week still estimated AT at"u' !up"NV
t aers Al sac bales las yea. The official estimated
r|s4rfs at \ew-D-leans Thursday 100 u wv" ode
cocl,ared with 7use bales last week. l+'' uai's iiS
anst 22lG bales last week. i2ri bales last yeai A
4 ugh there a light demand durnB me "ello p
sleis were Garce and the market improved SOM" nav
,stng finally a. about the highest prices OF me DAY :
e 10 = points TO'al sales. llssh baieS. 80, -.
opening range close to-day. and cosirs ods 'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York March y. 1919
nEEyEs-Hec~lrs ., . Gnr' ana a. car, for n,
u'rk. Il which 20 ,a,, Inc. ;y rrair oF.n-l
noi.r'i~i a'i'.. h' vs. ,gbirb verc rated stead,
a'r N re.er, q J 10. any,, ar IN aiS ".
~ ga" ~ feS =, .a' '"' a. ~ i as. W, spat4 ~ H'.
~, s. ,oass COW. - 81 3'gs' . .nl stc'f's "g'' %
IN a... 9s ,, -,s.l 1'' g. g., . '@ a s,ic
IT,, u Nmera .'' .cr .., o, n u, i:,lis a.aa
vlle,f .iu',lav ,,i,,. Lao" quarters % r.ci ~ 70
M' I,..,r,s ,'.-...rt saI 90 quarter. f.r D. u
-.-,5'o v'r.,., ..s.,.o ~. III ...r,.. =,
:, 80 r.r 10, y = d., - = ., 2 nr,g, -
s. e,asi - 10 ~. ic'7 n = 81 ;,.t -" ~, ::
-, M H. a, s. rs 4e. 20 ~. - 81" 49, .-e
r. At s. * ID do a.ai, = 81 s. - - 10 '' "'
3D. ID" 81 80 - o. '' '@. ''' d., ~. a. ,iea 90. -
s.-0 49, e.. T. l"' u ~ i,a T. =; $ , ss
i r." NJ of 81, = ,;os,,o ~ .s, 10 p -
3 q" ~. H%g az ~" y -; a. r. ~ H. -, . -
-rnan ci, 2; min ''rr r7,s li'' A., = :. e.
=. Il. liz, 'r 81, s. - 70 la io,s n O.. > 10.
J., .aaa,'l,'ea. ii'' p, a. = 80 iol. d. u. :, :
-a'r =. 9la H. a. ,'-2o'. ...... m, r .. 80.
. " 9,'r =, s. "a 80 .. JOS n ut ;; -. :" 30.
Ia r. ~ :, - ...... ...., ~. r ..
s.. -. -''n'r's a SON. - '..'''' ,.,o
=, G'a-"i.' So
- Nr-'. A'''
Mil coy .'. ,,l..a,. ~. m,il., -u.r. arm ,ai
~ yr,. .a.i - s-nsi r~r bad h.stcr 'aan .1.' ~g'@
~" ,i ' ,' Ia ,p q. S5oqs.5 AID a. eNtr. .r
Two a. 50 ,,.,,.. Of ,..n ,.,o. a, s22asI,
~. 9'i head "'''''
A,,e'T Ia ,."' s a. 1.eS $40 "a, s.,,ic, IT, AMI
. aa,i aa g q" srs sS1 ao' s..a 81 Nan1a
brcC The pen, T%T t.. ' AZ 81 sosS 80 Tor choce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
DEL LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. X.
Stations hew-NOrk foot of Barclay ana
Christopher streets.
vEsTIBULED TRh!NS, tGMATN BUFFET

pirec, route to NEWARK BLooMFIELp MoNTCLhiR
Hige Madison. MoFrisoan, passse; Paterson Been
ton. Dover. stanhope BUDDS LAKE; LAKE no
PkTCONG. Hackettstown. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
Washlrg ton, PHI IIPsBuRG. EAsToN, WATEE
GAP STROUDSBtRG. Pocono Mountains SCRAN-
TON, PITTSTON. WtLkESBARRE. NANTft,OKE
DkNvII.LE NoRTHUMBERLANp. Montrose. BINo-
HfMTOE. OXFORD. NoRwicH. watsIyiIs: UTICA
TfCUrlELD SPRINGS Cortland SNRACt, So. OS-
VIRGO. iTHAGA,, OwEGo. EtMIRA conN,MS
NORTHWEST AND sol THWES1.
20 a. M.-BIN iHAMTON MAIL Stops al principal
-..... ,,..-...
UTICA Rl"HFlELD SPRINGS. SYRACUsE and
oSWEGo EMPRESS Pullman buffet Parlor Cars son:
rect EcHao With train To- Chicago. arriving o:ce
i.c6 /" 4 |S6RNVToN RiNGHR.ToN and ELMiRA
EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars .
Ot-TW EMPRESS Pullman 1arlor
:; 90 r G)alyl-Br rslo VestihIled Liritsr Express
f-r eCRANTON RrNGHhMToN. ELMiRA. BUr-
FAIO Pullman Brret Stepping Car Connects at
Buffalo with train tor Chicago. arriving at 935 n
o36 p " Danv)-Bt'rFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON. I'TrcA. SYRACUSE and oSwrGo EXPRESS.
II -FETS AND Pullman Accommodations -
Mls-ays AL 100 Broadway Tickets at torry stations
40 New- Yor> 100 Fulton and .. Proadway
RI Sivn. Time tables giving .uli information az all
sta
wr,STcoTT FXprFSs COMPANY Will call fcr ans
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination.
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London March 27-French operators and BUYERS LOT
the most active az to-uay ~.
and greater part Of the onSrlnE
600 bales were bought for America trossDrenA spu
vau Following arc details Of the days sales
ana the prices realized: New South Wales.n1 piS -
SECURED locks and pieces Gsdliisd; greasy in"gd o.
locks and pieces 3fped. Nictoria-lHD bales scDure'
7,dais 9sl locks and pieces 5sdmls 20; sr'aSy
900 bales secured. 9sdGis Id: do. locks and pieces
saiIsd greasy 5lra1iad: do. locks and pieces o3I'
south Naturalization bales; secured Gsuls iii 90.
locks and pieces ial0isd; greasy 3hGS2d; do, .ocK'
"a srsI: do ard pieces 1870 New;Zeaand =.
bales: CURED cI.dIis Id: TO- locks and pieces 2eu
i'd greaer Si.GJild. do. locks and pieces 4is4.iEd
cane OF GocL Foi- tni Nstsl00 bales secured 6'ad1
Il id greas, l'."ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
Spring Rcserts.
W1RG0ENlM MOT SPRINGS


Cottages and the most cofnote Ddt'"s
establishment America ,..,..,.
5Go feet .ls alton In the great Warm springs Fa!ey
Virginia reached direct 6y the Chssapeak. ana Olo
Railway MAGNIFICENT mountain surroundings ana hf"h-
parable climate Oath.
Bsthng atrlynts from The tes' European htths bans
from flowing springs hot vapor hot ar not spout s
noe, cratiIc b?th known. needle soray esctric mas
sage. etc. -, II, 49,, r. r. n T. T.
one Nigh:'i Ride from New-York via the C. a u T. r.
Y Limited Scepers and Dining car 90
Full Information application at e. * - C"S. .,'
Broadway New York: 10y address Nc "reo. oteri''
Manager Springs. Bath Co.. Va
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March 2I--Cotton quiet. middlng 1916:
low mdfling. Ice good ordinary l-lGc. net and
receipts IsG bales. exports TO the Continent l3j
bales. stock. 96. s73 bales.
Norfolk. March 2i-Coton duh: mddns sac: low
mding 1-l6c. good ordinary, IL lGr. net receipts.
LBS bales l17 bales exports to the Continent
lo bales conswise. Loss bales sil@s 49, bales stock
Jp.sO hal,s
Savannah. March 27.-Couon quiet mIddling. = 3iGc
low mkidng $40. good ordinary BIC: receipts.
1877 bales. gross atl bales exports coastwse IUl3
bales. stock. 90 c13 bales
Newt Orleans. March 2T-Coton quite; STEADY: good
middlns. aide middlinG, ~ l6c low midllng
TGc good ordinary 81; and gross receipts ISIS
bales Exports coastwse. 3soi bales saiee 1850 bales
stock 35i5G2 bales New Orleans Gotten Exchange
ment semi weekly thirteen leading Interior
towns-iteceipts this year "a 62J bales against IL 3s2
bales last year, shipments. CoG bales against az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of AEiH-JERSEy.
tADthsacite coal Lspl rXcius.y.ly.t
TJIr tracks, AB-0idslc BocN s.-2s.
on ND AFTER DEC. 30. 1881

tArtn.ac.te coal Used exclus.y-lyJ
FoI5 'rgss t Ar2iaI ntc H s i I5n'''
Trains leave station foot Of Ilberty-st .
Ergon Bethlehem hi."ni0 wn. Mauch Chink. 1c.x
80 ~. 9:i0 II - TO Easionl A. Nj. 80 80 ,tNo
80 4 II 10 EastenJ s. NJ 100 80 500 p II.
~ 10 So r s SSadsg :; 40 ,3So 4 !, =, 40
~ * 10. ~ "a SO P n, isis n,ss;. .oo
.ol -. r. -. i?i5 night sundays 100. $3.50. 60"
e. tSr S| " :,io 70 - ? SUNDAYS 600 P
d s' hnG Eplc' m 2ni "i: ;'%'a e pi sss
Bark, ans. 40. .ei5 2 NJ SUNDAY, Except Ocean
Grove ard As - parl onn '" 30 p NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
$50 s:l5 a n. 10 80 40 P NJ -, p,,.
Fo- Fa-nngase Toms River Barns3at PARK ana ba''
ne~,' 30 SID \. u. 1855 $40 p ~ oo a.
For Atlantic Crty. vneland and prdge'on ';"o A. NJ
For Monmouth Re,ch sNabrtyh' nnd HishIa.d' 4
S',;T'r sr, 49, Az az ~ oS 10 '''' '' v"
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMoRE AND wAshiHo'
r % Bnase t r's i'y SO 90" @
ca 800 .in.as Ca6 100 20 t is0 so cs iso
s&S' QiH% ss's .1 - 800 x lsis Siss,; ~ "a.
OHM Car A NJ 50 $40 500 lDIrlnx Car, G:o9
P y. 1915 night .unGays 90 J, 20 n,ai MA "a"
Tickets and parlorcar SEATS can be procured AZ ~ LIZ
col. Al. ga Lao 323 Broadway 49, sh, e. ~ E.s
s,s - % 2''t . e. ws sso Rroe
iv- Rro1dw,v. WILLIAMSBURG. The New-York Ttars~
COMPANY viii and check baggage from hotel %
residence to 'estharon
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LEhIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

Static, 400. OF Sor..a.... am. .>esOrOsss, sta
30 A. N. 1aly ter MAUC!I IH.Nh ana mediate
statlpAs.
SID 4. VI. daily Tor GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BCr.
FALp. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDE ana
tie Nest. pginclD-l and local points: d.nnsc
Suspension Bridge Pullman kratlbUs 10
Ii1O 4. "a. daily fog MAUCH CHUNK and in,errns-
dat points. Connections heading Harrisburg
I:OO 4. VI. daily, except SUNDAY. TO- EIMIRA and all
Intermediate stations, connections POttsye and Read
T. WikesuaTrp.
t:lO u. VI. daily. except sunday for l. and r. JUNO.
TON and principal intermediate Pullman buffet
pallor-car 10 WHesbarre; connections Tor Pottsyic.
t:s0 y. W. daily. except Sunday. Tor SOUTH PLAIN.
FIELD and intermediate stations.
6I5 4. NJ Dolly EASTON and intermediate ssfionA
600 4. VI. daily for BuFFALo. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West Pullman Sleeper vestlDuled train
Nrw-Yorii Chicago. sleeper buffalo aad Toronto:
connections Reading and Harrisburg
$50 u VI. daily. except Sunday for Eason inter-
mediate NGtio'
3:Oc ~. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES.
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. puma sleepers TO Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
Wilkrstarre
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 235 2si. 90
and 223 broadway. 81 East ith ST. i56 East i25h ST.
-Yo.k $50 Fulton St Court ST.. o. Broadway ani
Bro5klvn Annex Brooklyn. y. Y
The New oe Transfer CO. will call check has.
rage from hotel or residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

The market for Brazil rather SLOW jobbers
isis in Turn "a quoting efect their business and
p from 30 pSi aS" the range Of prices has been
sg,ly No spot being quoted a, IRON ie to ioc &C
0i5s.c though tie latter price is perhaps extreme We
iosrlat for mild grades without developments.
being fairly active and the tone at The close steady
The sales movement was iar though most Of the .ansac
lions We're in small parces We note sale OF l'" bags
flour AND MEAL--lt was an unsatisfactory market
trade carly in afternoon while the late reaction sim
feTence The trade is bidding loai5 ddcr asking
hes t6s so On xii5 $ 3D. akp and rail- to arT's Spring
bakers firm. with light trade Sales today wer"
terms export 1863 66is s,raisis s. 75ds2 s.: 80 bbs
ers sS 200 Sb city c SS * sS 20 a2a5 bGs city
s1,,a seconds, ); ,a.2 pa ey an~s = isas2 =
ana May; and 80 O6l: clears. g RYE FI,oTR
MEAl Mark :. steady bis Quoted brandy
%ne s. " r1Si"Sr s. - Western and southern g 20
me white s s. i20s l5 fine yelio~ coarse
ssa92fac; 80 NJ S5'4Qe2sc 100 H. s5c homny Chop 3D.
si@yoc c,,S Soit eeS a Gsa S'' oil meal 81 oa
GKAiN-W!iEA1T,u IT, wheat marke, wa. dull bu,
during the morning .e The rise appeared be due
orders brough, in by the advices Of continued dpy
the Southwest No rains Of importance have
reported in sight Fear that prolonged dry weather wi
generally though, that any damage had Vel taken
were again large. this week primary receipts
have shown gain last week The weather at The
while dry. has been quite favorable many places
for the pushing Of the spring work and Prime
wheat in Northern Nebraska is about half
Abroad the markets were quiet to-day. but fairly steady
excepting at Berlin which was lower The reports
Rarlng European continue somewhat contra
dlctorv but do TO important influence on
the European market. The report OF the Washington
Bureau February that there has been damage
England in France the weather has been injurious ana
the area s9wn both wheat and rye. is less than last
Spain Italy and Austria crop conditions are
fair. but Hungary good deal 81 damage Is reported
N Russia Of whea, is 25 per cent
less than and In the south the been
damaged sudden changes. Interior receipts wheat
at spring markets to-day O15 bush Din
GLIDING Chicago 1890 bush nearly all winter against
49, 1853 bush last winter ~ 39i bush against $40
VA bush seabOaid receipts 10 2J7 bush against II 7G3
bush total 300 106 bush against 2 800 bush Exports
l2)O65 bush against. .l3l bush
noon the very firm Just before the close
on rurors Of rain in Kansas. advance the dav
was about all lost the market leaving of nervous at
9ny isc net gain. Cash wheat hush
g. 20 red sold on private terms ahoat 900 lush
ssc over May b store. 10000 bush lac NAV
!. % afoat Monday. and 1l.OOO bush No Northern
ssprhg New York AT 54c May store and ~ 900
"usn NO red bl4sc under May o store as 10 time
Tn. ccORN-There was generally fair market in corn
opening was steady prices advancing quite RAPIDLY
lew minutes after the onAring. then came a fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
ERIE LIN ES ,

fI.Ilsu ND lie West
; Z. 100. Chambe dai.y, d follows,
OF = 4. M.-vestlAuied Expsess for WAverly. B!ng-
"'Ao hsmtnn. Eini.a lunaio Bradford ami sals'
Farc: TO Bunslo.
.(.n0 -. M-vesiihule IirAc d. Solid train Chi
c'"O caeo via Chaetauaua Lake. arrives Cleveland
eaao, ci.veand and Clnc!nnati Dining Car
E.(N =. M.-Blralo Vestituled Express arrives Buras
O"'O \. ". making trr,t connections Tor Detroit.
th.cago and West. Bu..alo passengers can
remain In sleeper until A VI.
S45 "y 20 casssS ss and u N hs F Iii;
and Clncirr att. Dining car.
I 1ttL TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
II seso"m. dations e ~ 2G' .oi and aS7 Broadway.
%ea York; ~ Fi;on-s. Brooklyn. 20 ;fsdsonst Ho.
ll-n ami Jersey civ Eric Transfer Company
Tor and checks baggage from hotels ard residences
20 -s.nton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Fast ENpgess Trains to
Washington, ChtcuSO, Cincinnati
nAA 4

Sc. Louis nnd All Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave New Yo foot Of LiSertyst, daily for CHICAGO
iSo y N. ana i2.l5 night PI1TsBuRG. 1880 p. IN.
and l:;io night cINclNNArL ST Louis, a. M.
600 p. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE a. M
e. 30 a M Dining Carr, 30 80 p. sx. sunday,
trains s run run daily except $3.50 p. m.
&33Kf0bki a I go a M da'!y 80 p M Ex sun
through Pullman Sleeping Car. D. M, daily.
All trains ii.umin-f ed with Plntsch light.
Ticket ofncss liz. 7o ?el AIS lilo Roadway Al East
iNh St. l2i Bowery. y. Y. 3i4 Fulton ST. Brook,yn
stations: foot Of Liberty st. c. r. r. Of ~ J
N'w-York Transfer COMPANY WI. call for and check
baggage Il I'm hotel or residence to destination
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reaction followed later by good ally. The strength
was credited TO the rise in wheat 20 light arrivals today
al the West, although the total movement far inns
week has shown an ncrease. ana 90 advices ~ l"'W
bush Of corn for from Baltimore The r"pprai-
ehce ot the export demand is looked upon as P.' ,i
encouraging feature in tho inarhet view = me re-
ports rem abroad that the Danubdn supply is pr'cc
exhausted N2r1 supplies be obtained from ne
Argentine ur&l late summer. leaving America ihr only
source Of imptranoe 10 supply tho demand FOR the NO.
Few months With the late reaction i'm wheat tie ii'N''
for corn eascB olf. closing fairly steady, however! M "a
i.c net gain. Cash reelected. ~ vas Gup'"'
ii ASKED In store: bush steamer corn sold ~
~. ,45ii-C elevator. and 1000 bush ungraacl .sn a.
j7se delivered. and 10 600 bush :nr.'dd white" - ana
delivered. pAIS-ln futures today I'D" r!,
blank y slightly better to1" Wd~ seen hGi inc
Improvement IN hi ami asked prices The cloge was
nomnaly steady unchanged prices Reports IRON 'h"
West show a liberal movement ~ oats at primary mar
kets and Prime quoted saying that thrr' VIM hr
large to oats Ills year t2SH 'i'7 'elr
somewhat more active to-day Sales $4,000 bush rs
follows: bush No oats. 32lgc elevator - ~
bush No white SIC - bush track white. 90 .l''
ard 100 bush track mixed. 3i'.c HAKliti va; Ma!'
ket dull Quoted No Milwaukee. ''c ungraiei VS.
ern 1906. MAlT-Marl"t quot. Quote1; NtS'''n
1On &c. SEEDS Market Quiet Ru'''i+ ''''''
IS seas 80. jmoth,. So i0ll 81 a.
W. give for comparison the clos mr. pTir"f OF , PFC
vic,t day and II. .bc nd
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Baltimore March ?Four Gull unchanged gel, s ,nS Nav
bbis Wheat 40 red. spot month. Aprii anu wa.
Ci. 1Gac: No red 5I%djsc. southern DS sa'i
pic G0dG2c on graie 5S&ndls,c; stock i-o", pusI'
sales bush C,r' teady; mixed fp,t rn"n'h ,s on
APRIL .GJOi.c May. 80 .fi5n',c fi"au"r mix"l 80"
~. southern white i?ienjOtc. ID y"l"", f"2n'"
stock "a IrD bush. firm NJ white N's,'rn'
a7sa3Nc: MIXED do 3jq33 stock l'%@o t SiSq
Rye quiet no demand ~ =. jlrJsr. Hay hrfn si3h
Grain frelghts steady: unchanged cotton
miIdlings Gisc Provisions steady: mess PORK; H 81.
shoulders .c: si'r' rib stfes and clear slc'
sugar-clrcd Shoulders I.c; hams small llc' arg ~;
Lard H.ancd sc. Butt"r Inn: fancy creamery
2c. laiir l3aii~. roll. odiic: stor. packsl 20 io'
Eggs nrmer II .ul2r Ccfcr steady l6.plo'sc. sugar
finn. I2O~
Boston March 27.-Flour quiet. Corn steady. Oats
quiet shorts quiet FRO, sons nIm l3utt"r irr' &
creamery 21G2li7c: Western. l9p-o,cc, -
steady. best Northern lli.alIAc western lOi nc, sSS
nmer. Eastern. 80 Western and Michigan l-'s"i''
Buffalo March 27-spr.ng vhea,-Iimts are weak and
i.c lower; No c.osed Gisc; northern nr" 80.
asked no offerings u Cd No Northern. Sa.es I,,W,
hf-h 40 hard. G5i.r 2o.O00 bush 81" No Nor,ntlh
% over Chicago July. Winter wheat quiet steady; ss
ears NJ red ,o0GOi.c car No Whit 80 ,rl''
80 rod store a. asked corn quiet; steady, sa'f'
ca,a so yellow g.. 10 30 yellow. V.cs No :
c,rn ouCtoI i.i.c. No 2 tract. oats hrn'r D..
snos: cars 80 > white 3a.N3i". cas- 20 cnolc" "tn
~ a. cars No / white ~. Barley iul.. unchanged
f,v. nrm"~: 40 > pc bid Gc 1%ed ! rr steady "Hnt
inquiry. unchanged Mil f".d Grn. unchanged
,.Nra,o March 27-The ,aG'ne futures rarGed a. I'll
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LONDON WOOL. SALES.

bales las, gear stock cei2j toes against .i So 'a'e'
last