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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
r,,r GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

"
corroN-T The cotton market was active and higher to-
I,1rine The morning hours there an advance If
~, IA n1ints with liberal trading On the first cal.
was large and prices officially op"n"d hrn al
~ o. ncine advance The market during the middle Of The
,v was fairly active holding the early rise and later
was nrm ON volume of business. closing firm al l.
10 il points gain. Sales :5S.jrO bales The rs"
In Liverpool seemed t. he the excuse for the adNauc,
here If any were needed. It brought Very aciiy'
bryng local and outside accounts. Shorts T'r"
AN Traders who took their profit YrseldHs came ia
again. ana the offerings licked up with ayil'. The
reports improved trade Conditions ol1nRr in arntim ~
and adv''es Of mu"' better spot demand a. HON" hnd
abroad. aided materially. There seems to l." a very de-
cdcd change sentiment 'isel the demand and the
aia reports also The price for thr 80 p,". h' idea
large crop. depressing Ter n.oHtf" PAST ht- nr'n
sieh OF almost .aiirr, in Tho .g'sc' condition -
Icrn. thc morning tne estimates Iont' ., - ~o bales
the day ana 10000 10 HOOD tal's go! iH' wee
The amount Of cotton VIII en- has com" int ssi on yrs
t. the close II the ids' was NGWD t+...
would take Int ltADUn bales II invisible Supply 80
reach the 90. million mark IT, however tlr ''ai" CON
diiions continue the supply VIII Doe os' sight = 80 h" -
couagen"nt ~, demand Receipts ~ lIvust u 'elH
j312 bales against illN bales lat week. ana i,
bales last year. And AT Memphis. 80" 's AGAINST 90
bales last week. ls7 bales last year. ia" estimate" AZ
rivals at Mex Orleans for mono" ~" 600" g. ''"
bales against ll2? bales last wct. ana $50 a'~s I'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
Opening range and close TO-DAY, and closing bids che

Market closed firm 81, :; - - !ris aIyaa"" i1 4
WIKI Yesterdays closing prices Iran-i"iu" notices
Total sales 2jS t.,i-s. Nov YORK MT frrrii 10
bales gross 9Oi4 bales. ENpartst Continent ~ RACES
Great Britain. $50 bales Franc. ~ lli-S.
3j2S bales; sales 800 bales. si'yt 1871 80" b'i"S ~
receipts to-day 20 Ia ba.os. nus iAf nus -, N.
bales Exports TODAY: Great britain i4"N u1l""
France bales Continent 77l9 bales Thus lar i's
Great Britain. 1918 laI,s. lIau'" - ~ -
SPIT sales toduy night o''cally reported
contract bales; total 90 bales. spot c'ii s"'lN
miijllng upidnCs, Gc. mCd4ng tuli. 'i"'' WIZ" ~
l-lGc up compared wiki yesterday closing 1900.
Liverpool ,ab.rSlot cotton nIiA. sales. l-.W" t"l
1000 bales. An~ an, II "f' i"l7
bales. American. 900" bales mao ilf uP
lands - Futures opened ann. partially 90 d-'"
closed finn - 60 - points dnNan'" NJ d. "tg.r7
Ma-ch-Apfl 3lGb April-NaN 3lG-s Man -Jua" 'l''--'
Iuu--Julr 3si.b july August 3i'sn A"A'- zap tll'
32ls September October 32b O,tpter rutcf ~ -
November December ga 3D. Decent --JanuAty 10
COFTEE-Thr market showed strength. tE' 90" dealings
continue quite small The STEADY ra.k"ts abroad HELPED
The frmness IN local markets Tier. carly luf-
ing october delivery by promh.ni J'h"s hi ..'
trade Indifferent Tho receipts Hi ia"
brazilian ports keep sufficiently small O. eAc'uds" %
n a small In the afternoon tn"t" was slis' .
Improvement. RIO the market WAS quiet y" qun"i
r-is exchange quoted az H-s' receipts az ~
days. Cledranc~s fui To" hlr states
bags. Santos market quiet at l'"D f"is fi 60"
average; receipts. 600 hays week. - rp
CoIerdge with % 900 bags. Ia,r~ closed quiet Mir'A.
10 francs April 9+.pU May ~ -. Jun". - - liam
burg steady. March $3.50 pigs April 1II1 May. ~ a.
June. Zoo
" 100 bags, a. follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. March 10 1895.
El,IVES-Rec~ipts IS ears. 9i2 head; 81 cars for
export aly. and 81 cars be slaughtered mainly Tor
tha EUROPEAN market 40 trading. Feeling steady cry
dressed sides but slow at IsH'c per 10 a
Do selling London and Liverpool cables
received this morning report a steady market FOR reS-
orator beef g.Mluc per fb and American steers I'M
changed I.nI2r estimated dressed weight shipments
to-day 80 the Runic. equally divided between
NJ. Goldsmith and i. Shamberg SON also on the same
steamer quarters y. Morris. On Wednes-
day the britannia takes out lsOO quarters ot Deer "
Eastman's Company.
CALVES Receipts all New York markets 20 head
81 which head At tDti-st. Trade llhlteI Dn'
diaarv choice veas Dressed calves quiet but srady
q 1n!ic for dressed v-als. 4n>l4c Tor country
dressed. and 2isGac for little calves. .
Sales-ilume Mullen; veals. 30 10 I2S ID average
AT sass ~ per 100 10. -
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts carr. or az heal
for city butchers / for the market. The
steady prices. aud dealers
rated the feeling weak. while "'h"iS ah'I.!ph,'u
demand 10 morrow full Yesterdays ngur"'
Dressed mutton steady but quiet. AT 6ds'2c per 10
dressed lambs request az GlO with choice
selected stock selling at lWgc country dressed spring
lambs In moderate supply. and nrm al S2iSo per
carcass scattering sales were made AT SO ~
Sac. Newton Il Co.: IGs ONO lambs 80 10 average,
~ 81 II 100 10; Ohio sheep III H. al w. 10 40
81 IL. 81 =,
HOGS Receipts 81 cars or 5oIi head all con,
signed direct faughterers Feens hffil dhd d'aeIs
dressed sold ut strong Yesterdays prices or az 80
1sc per IL for good heavy 10 lGit WriShtS whl'r I'
pigs vrr- In Tn" following sales "t iva
hogs were all made late Monday. 49, .
Sales Hume Mullen: - state hogs; us 10 a'r,"Se,
NJ 81 per 100 ID ~ d. $50 ~ 81 IL do. Il" 3D. al
81 90 | rough do. En H. al ~ , a.
q pilI.uhack: 40 stat" hogs. l7h u. ~ - - 60
iiallonhr,k n If,Ns' H. stat" hogs ~ 81" ~ - w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
oTuge MARKETS TELEGHArH

Buffalo March i9-Cajtl.- Receipts ,a,t y "9n'S fo
head: total lpr thus far T.. y h'iI ,,o,t i'i.
time last se.L $50 head. .gnrl hf"''sh 80 49,
2, YORK. head 60 sale" ~ h'ii ~, - i,s,
steady. closed nam. II ks k"c.It- i"' I'm. i'm
head. total for thus f, ab"D h''h i"t ,, ti.
ii-' 4ase hrad. Cuurish'a ii"u.i; 30"
=, New York 80 head sale J. Nj" ",i' i.,
op.nsd c,os"d hrm all sold. ''f- 81 -. "a,
- 20 irs 81 Ijas3 - sheep AMI lambs l.r'-in '.
total faT week. thus lai NV" 49,
for SAM tine as' week - head; Consigned thF"'f
600 head. 20 New York 4Op head. IN sale """ ~
ambs EASY. good lambs. - ,3Hs' 40 'i'''' -
PRIME 30 state lambs Oh 3D. - -, -lss IN
choice nixrd sheep - $3.50 hghi go' - ''"S' "
exports, - I5H>J. . g., ...,,. -.
c.iuts .,no bend. market strong common - NJ
~trrfs so, k-rs and irt'irI = nl'S ~
aud bulls II 900 81 90 calves - 'ppf' ~ Ii't,
..tlfs -. uo head. market weak. heavy - "hSf a.
:, 5O - Hight :, 3,asi -" pigs. 81 I'n>' y" S9e'l
.,pfs II head. market steady. inferior 70 ''''
- ,sdsl -. D. mis- - soasj -. .- IA.
LOUIS March ~ .tHtte- '~iIis' JOB n..i,
"A 10. ,Ivs - -. Texas st"ers. - @'H>', 49, u -
I.o.lui- lU2 head. market oI"n"! re-" "'-
sl,rs made On that basis decline 'i ''' NV ." -
10 n, Wa apin e-tablish.d after WHICH NE Hd'' '"'
active best medium weights ana t",l i'''r .',.I
0Jusi 80. FAIR gud med. ava W'tn.- ~, ,.t,.
i,. N ?5nSi -. common light ~ -'H|t 80 Isl
%. - T., Sl-.l Receipts. ~ irau. na'tN' ~
sio-3st ~. SOUL west mixed. - 71usl. lamb. - g,
,.e,n T.,m.. - .ins5 80 ses! - H,Hst ~ 80, 80
nrhf Market steady Phnol"pha-. - Spst % u'',
mixed - 7oas' -. best VI ~rs ~ h1es' o., .st
% fair Workers ana pg tog> ,T J neptei st@ay
EsI1r, we,irr- 81 soe<j ey'ra - |ast ~ go' ,,,
20, a.. FAR ). common 81 "or>- BEST 'fh-s'
q ,oaSC god lambs sass 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY,
(Anthracite coal used eXcIuslYeIy)
-Four tracks AUTOMATIC Block Signals.
on AID AFTER DEC. 30. 1891.
TIMING leaNe sialInn foot OF IlLertL-st.

(Anthracte coal used exclusively
On AED After DEC. 30, 1871.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty-st.
For Eas,on. Bethlehem. Allentown Maueh Chnnn ga
T. Ha.dn yS 30 54S. 5:a to Xie9own P sundays
30 q II 10 Easton). \. 81. 1900. 30 GOO 7. ~ a.
For WnkesblTe. Pittson and scranton, s;lo a. NJ
For R So 80 a, + - SON SnI $40 1000 & A. le
20 4 Il, 100 l:So. 80 900 p. ~, iei5 night. "a
90 81, P ~ i2:i5 night. Sundays. co. $50. 600
For sunbury Iewlsburg. and williamson At 40 s;oo
sio A. ~. lilo 20. : 20 P. ~ surdays GOO p. u
peosant $50 S5 II 30 A. NJ. 30 l:i5 $40 TO REQ
nanlo ~ 40 G:l5 p " SUNDAYS Co EXCEPT oeea'
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 SIS A. "a. -. $40. $40 P; ~
For Tarmingia!e Toms Elver ba.nsya' fa'N anu DAT
For Atlantic cry. vineIand and Bridgeton 4"o A. NJ.
FOR Monmouth Beach seabrlyht and Highlands 4
Sa;s'q s3os3y: s sc Il M 70 os NJ 10 ''' I'D
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND wAshi"''
,l fS5 t pnS Ear A. 81. $5 $50 400 S fSs:
Carr. 800 Dining Cap, 800; 5So; So p. * I'm In
s 90 Dining arr 600 p; NJ. lel5 night o.o, san
For Batno-e Washington. week days 900, II ~ ~
Dlnins Car, A. NJ. 80. $50 500 Dining Carr. .og
4 n i'% 90" dining Carr 500 p NJ. l2:l5 night
Tickets and parOr-car seats can be procured AZ ~?
col a.. ga 40 1923 Broadway: 53I 6.h,aye 81 "a"
Irmbusav. w.York Court-st. see Fulton Rrsok.
lyn: sS Broadway W amsbnrg. The New YORK rtansfes
COMPANY viii eap for and check baggage from hoe! "
residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

.CORN-The market opened steady at the hnai ng
last evening dropped little during the early par
of the session toward midday advanced easily win
The rise Yesterday seemed To he suiceht
show tn. shorts the supply hand was light ana
fha' not much stun coming out To-day the IN
terror receipts small and the adviccs Indicate
further falling during the Of the week The SCOT
interest Chicago g. claimed 20 he very large In the May
ceyery parties having sold freely IN the large soNs
which contain very small proportion OF c'"
llttl. recession from the top prizes
ffc ocl,ct ard the close the market mpFo,'l
again Leaving the highest OF the daJ AMI al ish'sc
n.t advance i.radsu ers visible showed decrease ni
GOO bush and i63iGOOO bush. Cash very
dul bu, strongly neld sc the price Of May MAY
closed at 51.c $500 Lush ungrai~ yellow sold az on
51'sc delivered SIN oais trade was small win
prices little better tone on the rise IN cor"
Operations wrre = spress Gharscier howrtrr tni
~. close duh unchanged prices ''Bradst'rr;s
I'LL. showed q decrease u 10000 bush making the 70
bush. Cash oats dull Sales were 10
bash including 3oOC0 bush No at 3i'r delivered:
bush No = white SIC elevator and 3sc delivered
-. .DU bush track white aGi-Hilc 1000 bush track
iuX"i -" O.. AMI 1000 bush rejected mixed a2lsc rlt
Nafor. BARLEY Market steady. Quoted: No NIL
waukee. o5c; -rided Western. ,E'n6jc MAT Ma
quit. Quoted Western 1OnI4c. .SEEDS Market
eca ly. quoted: Clover $ ioHsi0 30 timothy. So oT
50 BU CKWiiEhr- Market nominal season prac-
iicilly
for comparison the closing prices Of the pre-
law fGr he last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

buyer could get perhaps lGc Buyers continue 70
exercise good IN making selections, ana
their deals Indicate that they for the most part taxing
only such parcels will I'LL their immediate wants
There exceptions tn this. but they are 80
few that they emphasize the conservative character OF
the trading. From present Indications there Will soon DE
revival OF business. and wool men now more AIS
posed 10 take optimistic view Of the situation IN
fact. thc-. has been quite In sentiment even
during the This has been brought about chiefly
hy the evidences Of better business In manufactures
goods. and known TO have booked
considerable orders ahead for which they VIII have
DrOvid. In the future. There has
Loen dmuuton in the demand for carpet wool and me
sales Of such woods been fully up 20 the
average. and there Indications OF !etup IN the
demand. Texas wool In good second In point
Of demand and In" OF territory j. considerable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

Boston, March lathe demand for wool rules stenus to
domestic. sales mostly In small iots SuP III
are reduced. and the grades holders are NM
Ohio Pennsylvania heeces are quoted az nc h ho
and above; Uc for Xxx. and 80 lJi.c for ~ WIN ~
A. lgq20c Michigan Y ia l5c, and No az ioelve
No combing woods scarce and duh AT 1oH;iCs
rne lelane selections nc for Michigan ana isuo'-e
for Ohio Unwashed and unmerchantable neeces sou a.
l2TI,;c Vnwashed cJmbng woods In good deinanu az
for one-1uarter and thI-e-elghths blood Territory
woods selling steadily At Inllc for me any ins
medium secured iess principally OF aVvoIS pri
~ Texas California and Oregon WOODS are wen sou w.
Pu.d steady and firm NJ 2Od2Oc Tor sood supe'
AVN - Ice Tor extra Australian wool In active demand
and firm AT lT42Ic as to quality: Cape and Monevti-"
wool at i+nlGc Foreign carpet WOODS are III s'eauS ~
u,t,d "A STEADY prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
london WOOL. SALES.

l. ,ndon. March 10-TheFe vas spirited competition To-
dag crossbeJ woods Yorkshire buyers bldulhg 's0r
,,,sIv lots their wants Continental pui
chaspr operated pretty freely Coz mernos The coipe
Inn for medium grades az m-rnOs however was scar'sl}
sustained Some washed combngs were In poor d-lai1
Relieving detail and the prices obtainsi
I, NH Wales 100 bales: secured. 1dmls I'd; d,
locks ana pieces js.aliad greasy tned; do locks ana
n.cos 2sGT I'D decentralization bales. secured. !da
is ca do lock ana pieces 6ail.d greasy 49a1sd 40
I,rxs and ueces lsu6sd. NctOlia-3@U bales secured
"a as ID do locks and pieces Glqis I'D; greasy, t4@
IOi,f do locks and pieces 4lggIa.d South Australia
West \usiraiia-;,2 bales greasy. Oad New-ZeaandD
600 bales secured 6glgis do locks ana pieces o2ot
OIL tIopr and Natalie bales; greasy. ol2d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

60 ase 90 extra fancy 81 59s2 co. fancy. So 25as2 o
choice 10 Bran sonn %" w steady ow Se May
5i7Gr55c: July 5Iac Corn higher May on, ~ 70,
Juiy &c oats higher; May 3olsc June ~ 81 sT
Prime steam 2s choice 50 e2 B SYss ss Dry
,sl shoulders 43sc longs. 5Isc: clear RIBS Oc
SHIRT clear Gc High wines unchanseaM sa,,H and
illinois medium l4Gi5c: braid and low; i2pltc; nsn
na Iol lie: heavy fine saDc Texas and Arkansas mr.
HIM, tog lie braid ana low saoc light ine. Ia9c
heavy fine sac slightly BURY ioa,Ss ha aTices H.
go: . h. Sc; "a d. $40; iron ties Doe hemp ,"ne ~
uer H. T.eaG steady 80 Spelter steady AT -''g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
EUROPEAN PRopuCE MARKErs.

Liverpool March 10 IA J.. m l}"ri i'Nti lul'' ~
finn at EOS. prime firm at t's. F"lt ''lht, ~,
Western tine iIm 1js ID: do medium iIia az ,is OCT
Iams-ShoIt cui about - Ia Ii a. arm - ~ i'H'
Cumberland cut, about $500 ~ nm az - va S,' - H.
.,l.,ui - long clear mlir@ ","lu :" -,
MN al SIS Gl long and short clear lnu' H''' - a.
fnn AZ BIS shoulders. about - to - 10, liil ~
,hnesa American finest firm ~ 4's "a 81" '''
t,rnl ID. sis Talow- Prime city nominal ,, tr
,trong at 2ss 6l Resin Comm n no s'&sh' t.H 1i
i"I. r. > red spring dull at - 81 Flour -
Louis fancy winter iu al Is err Nix" M'S'|'h 81,
Hn d" ,i 80 j. I'D Hops at Lond Pacific ''Hsi I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

c.iv.ston March ly-Ctron quiet: mlding. 5;.c. low
n,SI,ny 40. good ordinary 5c and receipts
los ba es exports Grea' Pritatn; o@p bales 10 the
Crntlnent 80 bales: stock. 1854 haies.
Norfolk March 9-Coton firm middling, o'.c; low nid
ding > IGc. good ordinary. -i6c MT ana gross r
t,pts U21 bales. eNpJt, f)@s;"s", $40 Da'rS' s1'rs
NJ bales stock iG.C>2 ba.s.
s,,.nnuan Mar 10 -,otto:. firm: midiling. 5s4c low
,,tilinr Lido. good ordnar. &c; net and gross te
CENTS 3 g,0 iales sales IA iaes; stock CJ3il taes
orl.ans March ~ cotton firm; good mlidling O.c
rutddIing 5f.c. low mud3s ,--c good ordinary 10
t:,i lirit,n 2a5 lllc =. TO continent. l9s, bales
',,stis. > ioi bales sa..s 800 bales stock. $50 ~
It1.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Fast Express Trains to
BAL timOre, Washington, Chicago, Cincinnati
LOuin mud All POlnes Meat.

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
%SI as t?Gt Of nsR AUX for cifAd9
and l2:l5 night CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS, a. m.
500 p. m. WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE a. m.
a. 20 a. m Dining carl. 30 q 80 D. M ex sgndayA
trains run daily except $50 ..
NORFOLK, II 80 a. m. daily 1880 D. m, tx. sun.
NEW-oRLEANs, Roanoke Bristol and cha,tanooga.
through Pullman Sleeping Car, daily.
All trains illuminated with Piatseh light
ar s, iS7 an to: ~ .oi so EyI,nn o. la.
stations. foot OF Liberty 81. c. r. II. OF n. J.
New York Transfer Company vii, call for and check
baggage from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
ERIE LIN ES

. tNT0usn tgdns ChlcaoO ahd the West leave new
YORK. Chambers daily. follows. and NE
minutes earlier from West I'D st
ok A. M.-vestibuled Express for Waverly. Blnx-
CAO homt"n, Elmira Buffalo, Bradford aud Saa.
Paror to Buffalo.
C.A0 v. M.-Nestibule Limited. solid rain for Chi
o'OO cago via ChautauQua Lake. arrives Cleveland
cage. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
Gan Il. M.--Bunao Nestibuled Express arrives Buffalo
O'CO A. NJ. making direct connections for Detroit.
Chicago and the West: Buffalo passengers
remain In sleeper until A. NJ.
S45 to 5 hsss and 10 N nso F eh
cago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
I OCAT. TIME TABLE, TICKETS AND PULLMAN
- accommodations at ~. 2s !oi and a5I Broadway.
New York. 233 Fulton-st. BROOKLYN zoo Huison-s
boen and Jersey city Station Erie Transfer
calls for and checks baggage from hotels and residences
destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

..l.. -
NJ. s s.. s e. !. e.. Y" .;.:s,
H. t.i as, ll.h sil~- 5r-p bush. corn strong
a. ,g sa A' ,'a 30 g. HE ,-.s q 90
..s.. Z. % 1., a$5 IS j: o 81 J ;:;@
t.~rh. iD anI S'~11 un' ii n,,er art~- IN
se r u. ...' j, ''' r.., ...i c .s g,
steady sha s'eal rro'sI,o. nm s''''' cf Gt,':
500 bee, N.r,hein. I1aIr.c. w~-,srn iopil la
IT,. IT,, ,....... -,..,,.
N' No, ~ N' X.r w. S' c,s; C",ns S. aa,d ~
\, N.ra,rn. uea o. :. DID, o. ,,,,n.' vE,i
0a,,, a.rag, 90 zach nri'' y rsl cc: " Whit
e res ~ '. a1 49, s,1". . ,a,e cars S5
. ,,,.0 o.. cars t'. 3d. - - ,'.'" rn a.
= 80 r,- y. ,.,rn. s. "a tra.A 5000 bush y
,-,.~ g.. S. F.. ,.rn 80. " carn 81 N ,last.
80 3 yellow. -. in s'"t. Oats nm s''i AT
1', -, - .H,,. a. y" , ru,r,d an cleaned ~
'.rs I'D - ~ Barrie, steady, u. 9nerinss - 'annd,
81 - Ia .'Dre Flour unchanged nrm MI feed s'r'"F'
cn''ss M'r'n i'-Tne leading futures ranged u.s. '''
wheat -. Z. opening Highest Ia"rs' 'o-,nk.
Maroh .-......... -. , :;ti 80 81.
jab 1870. ''' '''
NAM is..;ta,5r, 4spt,i. ,5t
Nay .............. g. &C.. "'"tt;it, ~ -
july .','''.'''''''
=, ... ~, a,-.aa,. a,,s.
M .n '''''''.'...'' .,,.aE,., ~, ~. aga, ~.
Jus, ''..- .'''''..
Moss pfh p'i Dbl. -- era
Iuly ............. u!o u :" II - u -
Lard r.r 100 H..
i M '..'. ......... 80 80 GS7s c'''s
short n1-. per lo IL ,-. -,
Mi' .............. SS5c So, 80 -
q.aa. dlsv. i:ar in',r ., aa. ', p.
I't'' h"H'i SIS ltl-'N ,.h.,f u5pr.
smins wheat - sH"l - 30 " l'tt'ts" \, . ont.
-" i'i - IS Mo ''S ~ 1,r,1 ~ 70 r,N-
sd. - ~ no'r ~ .,r. Iii =, .,i per leo ~
s., i5a 81 o. shor rins side doosc, -5,,>j 20 dr
'a!c shoulder. goNd <nS' ~ .h1 g9..i i' r,Is
.pp'~ "p 80 80, ,,, I,f Il srnnuiird 81 ~
rona In.l 81 ,ompamy Raw, sc boiled ON
.atla creamery. I"c; htsis. I IKE ''''''
n,,r, un 10 Flour ,rtive bat unchanged.
MINI, ami, IS ny i,u prirer com about steady
prc., are pfacic'l, uncanfed " whit l1seN 4'c,
misrG g.. r5ri more qCiri and raslr. 81 -
8, D I1 1 .. ,s nr'r %.' u Is" shoulders ~.
" o, E, 'G. ,, ' n improved demand loose shout
cr a'" s'a's "' '" rb ~ie Gac loosr short clear
@ NJ s demand At e1s 'H a. and S sS
demand prevails at lower prices ''" "'
'0 MS un gsFs Mar S in store opened
ard %ek under @nlay@%Gr EJp' ABORT mo, me g
though he advance, not sas'ainri, rhe mnske'
S SoppSa to ~ 9a l S'y and closed at 5 Cash ranged
from wen to isc below sample wheat less active and
%orirTn Ip rpp Gsc samp:c barley quiet and weak:
supply moderate Minnesota. 53a33'sc corn hfm ana
No 10 forward 4sTisso. oats steady; fair local and
shipping demand; supply Hight. No white, 3ZdJ%t''
70 fnfr donna i'll |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 42d st. Station. NewYoT ~.
lows. ahd - minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
1880 a. NJ. Daily. Local to Buffalo
Otl0 A. vi. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse, Rochester,
punalo NagaIa Falls. Detroit. Chicago.
oIlo H. NJ. Daily for Albany, Montreal Utica,
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis.
S,t5 J.. VI. Daily except Sunday, for Utica, Syracuse,
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo.
Si15 H. NJ Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse, Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland Chi.
md ST. Louis.
For tickets time tables OF local trains parlor and sleep
ipgcar accommodations apply city offices. Brooklyn
New-York. and stations. Time tables at principal
hotels For other Information address
{. l.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
HAY AND STR AW.
Spring ties sorts.

W1R@lGl1M MO11 SPRINGS
NOW OPE:;.
New Hotel and Cottages and the most complete u2ihi"S
establishment, America. ,,v
800 feet Gle, alton IN great Warm Springs valley
direct ~ the Chesapeake and ONO
Ralway Magnificent mountain surroundings AMI incom'
parable climate ,..- x..A.
ia hing attendants from The les European ahs Baths
,ron nowing springs apoT hot air. hot spout chs
most bath known. needle spray, electric mas
etc.
V Limited. Slcepers and Dining Car. 80. 90
Full Information a application at c. y once. ov
Broadway Nvw-lork. or By addressing FRED S'etFS'
Manager. Hot EnT!ngs Bath Co. Va.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-02-22
800 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
In all it's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being q constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in it's cura-
tive powers, that they offer Ono Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list Of testimonials.
Address, F. j. CHENEY &CO., Toledo, O.
az Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills Csc.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-02-22
Wo1Idn.t he m Englishman.

arHT AErX 80 H4N1rN
wosldn't he m Englishman.
Blu6kins wandered IN st the club
the other night and drew his chair
CLOSE to the Are.
II wouldn't be On Englishman for
anything" he calculated. They
have the most g%luttonous appetites
on record"
you cawn't prove that. bah Jove"
said Mr.. Algernon Hawkins, who live d
N chops and swore by her majesty.
II cam" replied Bluffkins. with UNI
rufled composure. land here is the
proof. / was riding home in an cleo
trio car last night Two Engliehmen
sat next to me. Il ave just bought
. stove.' said one. SO ave L. said
the other. But mine is the best on
sarth; it cooks my breakfast in 'alf
IN hour, said the first. 'Jove!' said
the second, that isn't anything. /
can eat my stove in five minutes.
And even Mr.. Algernon Hawkins
acknowledged the Fnglishman did
have pretty solid appetite:-Boston
BUDGET. &