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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. March II. 1893

DEEvEs-Recepts. cars. or 80 head; all for ci,y
slangherers direct None Tor sale. Feeling weak C;,y
dre sod native Sides light demand at 6d'l.c per ID
Latest cables Great Britain quoted American steers
weight; American sheep weak az Ia
i9. dressed weight. refrigerator beef slow at 6aisc
nor II, Shpments to-day the Taurc. 80 head cattle
a, i5o0 heaI sheep for Shamherg & Son; 3I5 cattle
fr schwarzschid Sulzbergcr 2iSo quarters OF peer
f1r \ Morris The Marteilo will sail to-fnorrow tor
t;ernanic viii $50 quarters ~ beef ana the st
pau 2IoO quarters for Eastmans Company $500,
CALVES Receipts 272 head. all Tor ,ne MARI, az,
inclliur one lot held there were 5 heh' 81.
sla,k easier. with lI3 heah l.t DEer
an A. the upper yards Reported sales w.re at - %gSo
per 100 H. tr t ia et Sc 5od 81 ~ Dressed calves
ir a, ~ tGsc for city dressed yeas 61oisc FOR coun
Try dressed 3q4c for little calves and 4H'9c LOT ue'e
"Haenbeck Hollis CT veais, i23 10 average at
Hume a Mullen: Is vcals los n. at So. ,. %
:. Sanders y Heals. l2i H. az - w. "'S' '''''
Judd q CO. Late Monday ~ veas, IFS NJ at 90 10
cITTP AND LANES Receipts were ctlS. ~
held All fpr the mark. and cars were neii W.
day making cars on sale lt"re was Ii.
both sheep and lambs hut prices wet" Iulr sart-
sellers look f'r strngrr market % =. RIM, lambs
. Grim. ,h.-p s3nS4 1921 Per ls' n pr.i IN.
at n no spring lambs offered alive. nut feeihs
Dressed mutton selly hut limited demand AZ 'lsHs ,
per N dressed quiet at 7Qs'.c ,"untty go snI
spring lambs IN Eight supply and quoted steady az p ~"
"N.w,on Co.: ~ Ohio lambs 10? 70 ayeraGe
~ ohio d. ilj H. AT 81 - Kentucky %. 100 ID AT
Hume & Mullen: 205 state lambs. s. 10. at s. lo !
s Judd 4 Co. late Monday: es State lambs 90 10 at
noes Receipts ~ or sos3 head ot which
PIGS would probably ell up to 81 eountry dressed
Hume & Mullen late Monday: l4 State hogs
~ ~ average A, 20 per 20 do. les 10 at 81 40
Il DO i2, 10 at 81 40 rough do. 1913 10. at s. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo March i7.-Catte- Receipts last twenty Your
hours head for the week thus far. 6sso head
time last week toio conslglra ,'ouk ~, arr
closed steady. with all sold Poor TO good rat COWS
sass 80. choice sonSd 80 HOGS ec~i,s I"s' w "a
four $50 head total Tor the week thus far -
time last week SO" consienrn uhrousmi; ,ea,v
and strong closed with late Workers. at 81 22 ana
held 81 % Workers. 81 l5ssl 2o pigs ana Ish 1
good 10 extra heavy 81 i5as4 %: roughs 81 4oGsa go
sings So 75Ns3 Sheep and Lambs Receipts last tw,,,
four hours 34o head; total Tor the week thus tsr ~
New York ZOO sale 200 market opened urn
steady with all sold good g. choice mlyei sheer - 90
81 fair 81 95ns3 90 prm. lambs - ~ 81 90
good choice s. GoUsi 50. culls 70 fair 81 oouSt 90
Tas, Liberty March l7-cattie-Receipts tair market
y.rv dull prime :, 35ist 90 good 81 l3GSi 3O rough
fnis Sass - calves s. 5oasG do heavy TO thin - ~
ass % Hogs Receipts fair market slow prime s. 700
es g loasi - heavy hogs slqS4 10. roughs SASS ~
sn Supy TAR q err ~ on ,e . aos s'S common
mon To- good lambs 81 5oasi 80 - ....,. 20
ccpts. 800 head: market strong Common 70 ext extra
4oqsi 10 so.er and feeders g s r.x,n no.
81 io0 81 II Receipts 1900 head market strong
5c hisher Heavy packinS and shppng o' s, ~ 20
sorted 3, lGqs IS light So o5gS4 Is pigs 50 ioaft 10
shop Receipts, l3oo head market ier slS % e.
lambs and lopl5c lower Inferior to choice = %
Ta ~ ,,'; .,k yards 81 outs March i7-cauc
Recepis 1907 head market steady aSS p@sg csyes
So Texas s.eers 81 l5HS3 10 liogs-iNr,lps =. 80.
head market steady and prices DC hshcT hsSyy, ~ 30
celris eo5 head: market firm but sales reported
Kansas city March i7.-Hogs-Recepts 300 head;
81 76 81 SCI pigs 81 ioas3 Cae-Recepts 500
head market steady: native steers best 50 ".st 10
81 To- fair To- cool s. aOas2 80 bulls s2ds3 10: stock
es and feeders. 81 s5Qs3 10 Texas and Western ~ .o
81 90 calves teGso sheep-Keceip's $500 head mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18

,,0,oc. ,,,s,ed oil American raw 41c: American boiled
' York market sS FOR Rro Ss9 %s.
P p RaRis as'fr as York IS 49, Phadel
pha s 81 S2nAa SD was quiet and unchanged
generally In afternoon ruled steaSsr with 6 me bb Sa
quoted !" MSs soaslo @ family $40 5oSs E ssSr,
clear 81 ss2 so EEEE racket,
UAMs-Firm at sl5 5Od $40 DRESSED hoGs.EaS'
S aqSsa at 3 ans Se nseyy p, to' eas at
~ d5lc for il to oios Picked shoulders firm s t at
EXTRA hans ''e' sT a easy ip s
SaS,G steam 70 anTy 5c losing at asked
CITY steady sales 225 at 5o5c; refined Easy
options closed at 5Gsc nominal for May -,
RcEA fair demand was rTPors dor N s generally
rm Dan Tamsses sons telegraph from Charleston ,s
carolina 4. STR RI, hps faas To- bis Full move
ment at firm quotations They telegraph from sIiows.
Recp t rough Including carried over
aes ass! 90 g. SACKS ssa inst 'is 2i bbls
Demand scarcely 50 aTEe but prir ms ' shut down
nary c low fair 70 far 2ms' bs s2Gd &C., Go JAVA
SQ3-,c: lava in bond, Ma Japan 4s@4'sc' ra'""
4a4l,c. Paina In bond 2'.03c
vs. sMaE %t- a sados a'' s. 25@ grades
81 5cGss % timothy fair grades. So 'oaS9 49, "'s"
srGAR-The London sugar market Is hrmsr and higher
quoted is and fair refining Ing rs :rone and am saad
higher March now quoted l2s Cd and Apri is 20
STOCK Of beet in United Kingdom is now l3iw ,ohs.
The local market is very firm. with prices named d.
2 lc for 90 test centrifugal 3Nc for ~ test musc2vauS
and 3uc for moasses sugar. we note stie VI
40 TONS Jamaica nuscoyado. basis 80 test at 80 eN
chin The market for refined sugar IS fairy actNe anu
arm Mt former prices; gTanuated quoted at o'sc,
TOBACCO-The market is quiet FOR seed !eai Dut
{, rules steady Reported saies 80 cases
lis cases crop 1884, ewEngland Havana sai~' ,s@9
cases 1888 PENNSYLVANIA Havana. ll'2c, 30 cases ioyo
Zlmmers lOi5c Foreign u,d about steady ana ia a1,
active with sales u go bales Havana AZ
ami 100 bales Sumaira iOcfS2 in bond
Ia
do,es,ir The total .aes only about lWo"o 10.
Irilinr about 900 900 n domestic. The goofs marhrI
unsatisfactory condition, and this makes Wy
i,sbf dnrond as most mill owners are disposed % VAN!
enough 10 me current requirements Inc i|.-"
auction show good CONDITION .. d'''.
NJ ~ tho American have withdrawn rom ,he
,rt and left for home that the demand from t''
sure. has practically ceased Prices are noihihh"s u
cbargad and quoted "a follows; Domestic nreces NO u
n, . and Xxx 20n22c Xxx and above. lSgl'c' ~ 10y
~. cnnbinx A. blood sn2lc combng "a anu a Dioo,
i-1oc Delaine lsQ2Oc: coarse. lGp22c extra pui'u
9e@9sc. , super do 30433c: super do. 2Gaoca Z
s,,er 40 22d.Gc; No do i5aisc: combing do 2en3c'
rerr,or, lne 7ql2c do fine medium Ia &c inerlui
ioai5c california fall i0Gl2c; do spring ?gioc; IeAS
fa lOal3c Texas spring lOnl3c; TEXAS year Ho~sn'
Australian lsI23c: Cape. l3gl3c; Mon'eVineo
i5 isc south American pulled 2Ias'c Canala c2Ioi,
t.ece o,G26. Canada combing. pulled 2og-'c' bhssh
vols "a a26c Cape and Natal. 14gl0c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

81 R sssss z" Do Sa' extra
s. 90 wn,e whes, patent y os wSea Steady
No red spot and March 7iG7iAc May ssl. ses':c:
July 90 asked; southern by sample 'iT.9c DO on
81 900 Corr, steady: mixed spot March and April a,1.Y
33,c; May 3isa344c July 3oc asked steamer snn CO.
32sG32Ac Southern white corn 34TgSoc; s,osA u
9Gnc asked No mixed do, 2iiaa25c; stock loS 900
bush Rye quiet No q i3c asked nearby ioa toc west
othy Grain fslghts quiet; steam TO Liverpool per pusn
iis8lxd Cork Tor orders per quarter, Is 4'2d Eggs
drm at ilI.d. other articles unchanged
Boston, March i7Flcdr quiet patents 50 s9as4 w,n-
Cornmeai steady 7+a76c bag 81 soaSl % Dbl Corn
steady steamer yellow track 39c No and steamer
ssS oats 10 s's' SS No CSC GS Io whs 2as
feed quiet spring bran ship $3 1o winter bran
ddngs ls Sas5 ." 20 ,s mca lean ends
So 20 Barrel beef s9asll. Hams. 9laa lo.c Lard.
dc Bacon 9d12c Lambs, 7qsc mutton and yearinss
6qG4c. Veal s@lOc fancy nc fresn Dee ,aax choice
Northern creamery. Csc Western 22a24c imitation 10y
isc; ladies' lOaf3c; Vermont new milk 2oazZc one!
,n "a Toe Eggs steady nearby 16a lsc Eastern.
i2iII13 Western and Michigan. lll.gl2c .ahs lue.'
pea 81 2oasi 40 mediums, dqs '0 Poultry quiet:
hogcs turkeys Western 14Gl6c: chickens Northern
hoice iGaiSc: western fresh l1al3c; fowls Northern
1ta ,ucks I2dI5c Potatoes quiet hebrons 3oc seeo
ose a5a 4Oc; Mountains. 3oc; white STOCK
jersey sweets acs Appss eenngs 81
Ing 90 mig 81 81 squash $50 ton Cabbages 81 30
IIay sisGsio 80: lower grades, slSaSi'' Rye s'ra"
steady. s1sasls 90 ~ ,,. ,ro,. u.
winter wheat closing dull and UNCHANGED Com
n,esed steady at opening prices Oats c D. a,. ~
lover barley quiet steady. unchangeo, ,1,d ,,,r A.
44c asked. Flour dull uhc"a'"'''
mand steady. a..
Chicago March l7-The leading futures ranged az 10Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March Il. 1876
COTTON After very interesting day tho local cotton
market closed steady with early and summer months
showing net advance 4 2alt points and late months
The carly sales loss 10 about I'int- on ihn
early months and 2N3 points late positions This was
disappointing Liverpool news futures there closing
with partial net decline ~ about = point. NJ "nr
time Liverpool 3H4 points lower than ~ closed yes
There rally Immediately after the open
local market and the loss was soon recovered
reactions the market continued 10 improve
until Just before the close. whom there h" loss
local realizing The strength n n-d"ys mtfN"t M'9
4 IunflHn. prominent Of
hiyng the May option freely during The morning ana
this renewed talk q corner in NAT ''hith,'
le divided q" the fii4f' " ne
market expressing belief ~ lower pr '~ "h'
some the larger houses seem 90 D." lN-hlt '' .l'
Receipts continue TO rather light MOI ~ ''
Ing was for local German 81 ~ "ri' i'In
the afternoon The party hriiI ''l 't
May denied that Do Mas +'lhE -. i.-
belief IN "a My stu strong. n~t'rihe -
Greek house Il conr ect"d hN fuiluT WIZ , ~
NAV corner York spot market was 3 10, iiFi't
Mobile higher but other : ih"rn iiiI"'' 80
erallv unchanged Receipts AZ ports for Ne "..A "..
estimated at 5000 1000 bales against ~ 80,
week AMI lis 81 last year Neceit A. =" 49,
Wednesday are estimated A. $50 90 =" hN'7 sfa,,
III the same day last week. $50 last year ana ""i
Two years ago Tp-lay's receipts al N"N ,, -,
or lales Coz last ~c'k ana - @ "a.
Galveston 90 bales. against l,'NN "a, ' ,,.
iast wear. Mobile 40 bales. against II Asi .e.
i.rt year: Savannah IA bales artl' ~ I'm. ~,
and 81, last year. ChlrirstNn. ~ hn.r-
a., wcnk AMI year. Norfolk l4@ p''
ics, las week and or Last year is-cN. - ="
pa last Ncek .hu 80 -.
I.ts,,n ,Dg bales agninst " ls ""..'r,f.I
a., Cav Kec.lpts M Houston WcdncFiAN a''
lS, so a. o." bsirs arans, 22iG the same daN NY
Opening range and close TO-DAY. ana ''o''"s ~
mir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March II tSpecial).Wheat to-day rallied
cent and May opened G2s sold between
Gs and G3is and closed cas- on the curb no
Of shorts buying FOR long account by Mime
apolls and New York class Of profess nas
have covered The decrease In the w'ris
visible supply. $4,000 bushels about rs eNp'cte'.
though less than last year. The worlds shipments ior
the week finally given officially. Gplo,p ousn'ls
news. however. and there a good deal =
other Cables weak The weather West vas
favorable Northwestern receipts were large. ''' oaf'
against week 3I6 last year sea-
clearanccs less than 100 oco bushels New
York reported large business closed MONDAY some
putting high eighty five loads. To-days bust
amounted 70 about Is bushels rumor Il
a sale Of 10000 bushels AT Duluth No one could con-
Il. The best advces that the sales IN t"o
DAYS amounted TO 600 bushels Professionals
here Inclined TO lcok for a further rally
Corn firm May selling between a'ias ard 29s4. ana
closing at 29A Large receipts made the temper
bearsh early The inspection 100 cars the estimate
for Wednesday 5o5 cars Toward close the market
inclined rally with wheat. There was also an
improved demand for charters being reported ur
lGI.0O bushels. Samples wthou, change. Ihs
contract stock here showed increase for the week y
1886 bushels "Bradsreets' reported Increase east
OF the Rockies Of 100000 bushels
irm but inactive. May sold between 2o ana
2Oas closed 2Oss The weakness early was
The inspection 3s+ the estimate for "Wednesday
'Rradsreets reported increase east OF ING
bushels. The contract stock increased
the week 5000 bushels.
Although hogs 1900. less than expected. pro-
visions easier Pork the close showed loss %
7s cents Lard and ribs loss 81 2is TO cents There
free selling by packers. notably by Swift The hog
estimate FOR Wednesday was 10000.
on the curb puts May wheat sold at 62ss cents
calls al 63L certs. Puts May closed 81
2os. cents: calls" 20sG2ya cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18

N.rke, closed steady at TO II points ait"hce 'lr
,srsd u Yesterdays closing prices trans, n
H.. a, Total sales. ..B. 800 bales New l,.N -
rnceinte bales Exports; 'nnihr Ut. 80, ~
c,eaf Iralu 2Os1. forwarded. Los shies ~ ~,
M :,l stock lGJ 100 total net r''cHt@ t','S, 49,,
49, thus far this week. - rs hklrH's '.itt
Sriain .95 bales: Continent. l'O4 Ihls iHr t.'7 w -
Great I,ritan 49, ~ bales. France, 80" 'uhn'h'
stork GiGq5T spot cotton quiet and suady al i"'
b,ghcr. niddling uplands. 77sc; middlng gun 81.
80 bales including LAS direct shipment '"' SPIN
''It v~rpoo calc-sp,, cotton quiet; sales 5000 nal,
s,e",,,ilon and export 800: American 'v"' ,'lpr'
ann ava, American. $500 Mdihng upini1~, II ~
n,urs nrened steady. partially l-"id ADVANCE lose
s,nadv and unchanged e. y POINT net d. me ",l.n
ai,14s March April 4lfs; Apfi May 4l"s MAY Jun"
1i@if Jun..Iuly ais: Jul, August 4lo'as, Nufu-t
eo,iofcr 4O7b. September october. %is october No
yenicr 3;,sb; November December. ""'b' pc'"mo'f-
ancyeser-Yarns weaker: cloths easer but not
quotally lower
,.oFt,I,I-The tendency upward on steady cahlcs
ana small ,eceipts brazilian ports. with good ware
Iee rIlveries The volume - business was ia liaNic
rnsinr ouie AT a franc net advance; Mtr'h ana April
81 20. NAV ST 70 June S2J. stock nj New i"fK "thr
ban Brszlian II 800 bags total In United states w
o,y hays Hamburg market steady, March. 10 piHs :
Iur,l 81 %: MAY June 600 RIO cables dull al
IA 10 reis exchange 10 lG, receipts Tor ten days
DO Cleared for United States. nil Santos quiet at
I50o refs: receipts two days, 700; STOCK l'oss 100
Cleared from RiG. steamship Caribbean Irin'' win
o on, ana Cordoban with ZOO Contracts closed steady
=, dlO points advance. Sales were lh"o bags as io'-
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool March IL. 3i5 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
duh G7s Cd. prime dull 53s ID Pork-Pr,me
Western fine. dull at 60s: do medium dull al l5s
Hams-Short about II to III ~ al 37s Dacon
rlan cut about ~ 70 80 ~ firm at 2ss Cd short
rib about - IL. firm a 2ss: long clear middes light
about ~ ~ n. firm 27s long clear middles heavy
about 90 to IS H. stock short clear middle heavy
about 20 to - No. steady at 2js 3D. clear bellies abou
II 10 II H. steady at 2Is ShoudersAbout IL to IL M
steady at Us Cd. Lard-Prime Western spot steady nj
2,s Cheese American finest white dun 42s: do coll
orcd dun AZ US Talow-Prime city easy POS ID Cot
tonseed o-LlvcrpoO refined steady los Shirts
turpentne steady at EOS Cd Rosn-Common Arm AZ IA
Oh. Wheat-No red winter duh at IS Cd; No | North
ern spring duh al os 4i9d. Corn-Mxed Western sno
nrm at 5s; March duh at IS; April dull at 3s Nd: May
dull at 3s Nd FourSt. Louis fancy winter duh M IL
M. Hops at London-pachc Cnast steady at 3Oq50s "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
ANNUAL CHI PSI DINNER.

The Chi Psi Alumni Society Of this city will
hold It's fourth annual dinner at the Holland
House March &c. at o'clock. preceded by a
business meeting at T. The officers Elbridge
r. Gerry president: Clifford A. Hand. first vice
president: Osgood Smith. secretary and treasurer.
No IS Wam-st. Corporation Counsel Francis
NJ. Scott and Frederick d. Tappen president of
the Gallatin National Bank together with the
officers. constitute the Board of Management.
Among those who expected to be present
are Ex-Judge Robert Earl, Of the Court OF APP
peals and Ex-senator Palmer OF Michigan Chief
Justice Fuller and Speaker Reed have sent cor
dial letters of regret they are detained by pre-
yious engagements. The neighboring chapters OF
the fraternity will be represented by delegates to
the dinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18

Cash quotations as follows; Fioa.-d dns lScaiy
wheat Prng patents "s5s ss S hard wheat
I'm, w s. a ass SHn in aeSs se icas2 81
red dog $ Ry o0sl aa g : :sas cT mt
Wheat orlaSi.c spring wheat S'gSic' no N9ai. re-
Saas',1 we AZ a. S Srn 6ar.y s5ac naxseed i
prna timothy 50 IS nomina Mss g9rA .b prr rh:
81 ss.s se3:s , 5. ioG ~ dry houss:; 9se
d Isl s4sT nss"a goods
cr oaf s. ganula,ed 81 PSI standard ,o On h. Er u
Sace Exchange today butter market wac easy e1:
S %sre weak: -' fresh h's stock Sasltc.
cincinnati March i7Flogr ae,iye winter ter pa IsI,n
81 .. esqs' 80 :. 5saFs g P'11
~ 9rs 1adh: s 2se samp white
rive PORK quiet easy mes ssa5 W Ie g Sc Re,s:
agi 5ac; prm steam sales 52oq5 DC Bacon quiet:
3o Sc ss ss c Dry sailed easy less 40
i've loose shoulders 52oc loose short RIBS SIDES osc:
Strictly sa4 near fresh oaoc duck isc 4oc whskey
quiet steady sales. $40 bbis. at 81 p
Milwaukee March I7.-Wheat opened weak ana pncess
e yng l later e and in the os cay a, ss easa
anTed s S2T s2 BE- sn Shepn gle sample
ss rye lower and weak No M, on s srax.
@r s. a: en- a Fsfs si based 's5 81 IS ss'
sPTns T5a p al 81 80 for bran STANDARD
middlngs and $40 70 FOR white with sales al Inc ou'as
figure Tor bran.
Minneap is March I7.--Af,er struggle Of nearly z
whole started out o. an sdyan S s saS 'iS s
e s sH at ssc and then rally ,ha.
M 5sc July opened 5s-c and broke to 0oc ana eftee
advencing 20 Gs.c closed 60c. Cash wheat Inefe
was a sharp from miliers. who took All they
could get al permium OF from i.dssc over May me
larger norton Of No spot selling at os<c'
No Northern sold from i38a.c under No on track
No / hard 59.sc No Northern. 5sS.c NO : Nortnerns
7c Flour steady s3dS3 40 for patents ana s2Gsz 70
Cor bakers Mllsufs- Market ruling steady; bran IN
hulk quoted at SO 80: shorts. So 80.
pbiladelph!a March lT.-Flour-Traie continued SOW
and unsatisfactory general market ruled IN puye7s
favor springs freely offered. but not much pressure
sell winters because their scarcity Rye hour pI'''
shade lower choice Pennsylvania 81 10 per bnl neat
Market firm: prices deliveries advanced &c i,
bush Contract wheat March and April 'l'.c: May a',i
June C9i.c. Corruption market ruled hrn uhisr -.
crate offerings speculative trading l,rcal 'atets
In small supply and steady, bur demand lghb 81
mixed March and April 3l.c. May and June. 5fG5i'3.
Oats-Receipts liberal market for CARROTS barely soy
March AMI April 262c; MAY and June 2Gi. 'I-bc fgss
rrm fair demand Pennsylvania and Western mss =,
sugar in good demand. quiet. unchanged Other articles
unchanged
ST. Louis March l7-Tl1ur 1uie, and urchange, Wheat
hghr March 2Ggc. May. e6S.c: july 2'%c oats nisa-
err March. 49,: May 2oI20i.c bid: July lose h...s
lower AZ size for fresh Pork standard mess new ~
Ola 80 % Lard choice. 507i7 Zoe. Bacon-shouiies
sac longs 5'c: clear ribs. 51sc: clear sides 3,c ,Dy
salt neats-Shoulders. 4c: longs 5c clear ribs 5sr'
clear BIC High wines steady at 81 - WOO IN
changed baGging. orders y. n. &C. 10 as =. ~
DC Iron re. Irvine &c Lead hrmer and st.e.iH
desveriZed So So spelter steady al - w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
"PATIENCE" BY AUATECRS.

There full rehearsal Of Gilbert Sullivan s
opera Patience" at the Metropolitan Opera House
yesterday afternoon, and It eninently salts
hctoy TO the management. The performance will
be tomorrow night under the auspices OF the
Alumni of the University OF the City of New York.
The chorus is composed OF more than one hun
dred and thirty members OF the Oraiorio Society,
the JJederkranz the Peoples Choral Union. the
New York Musical Society and various church
choirs. besides the members Of the Metropolitan
Opera Club (amateurs), which last year under the
auspices Of Edwin j. Lyons. gave performance
OF 'Patience" at the Irving Place Theatre. Mr..
Lyons is the musical conductor OF tho present
performance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston March l7-Cotton quiet: midilInr 7o,so
low middling. 73l6c; good ordinary. i3-6c net AM
receipts. 100 bales sales 1873 spinners co. stock
~ 33T. ' w. ''o'"
Norfolk. March 1I.--totton strong mddng Tisc. Low
mcdng Tc; good orirarv Csc; and gross
l4p3 bales exports coaswise i22l; sales 27l; stock
% so '
New Orleans. March 17.-Coton very Arm; good mid
ding l2-l0c mddng 7ac: low middling 7 I-l6c
good ordinary 7isc: receipts 72lT bales gross 04
exports Great Britain 100; sales 1850 stock 3
savannah March 17-Cotton steady: middling Z Lice
low middllng. ms; good ordinary not quoted net and
receptA 27lA bales: sales. SAT; stock. g.. S05.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18

Total daNN supply. -, 71l W. on
Tho price paid ir the surplus the platforms
has been 81 20 a u 40 quarts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-19

PEP rsp~e" II wss IN response 20 this
toca; demand. nor 70 any pressure brought
% bear from the home government. that
the rnlnss Il India we're finally cEosevi- With
closed r,:nss. strenuous s-o-. has been
rzzts 20 bolster up ,hs prize o. me rupee.
shove Us bullion value. but wsthoc- suo-
cess. <o- gasrs Is 10 gold REDEEM taon money
behind 81
This IS the experiment which the Popz-
lists desire 20 have this country ADOPT:
10 abandon a sound ard stable currency
system. based upon the gold standard OF
the civilized world. which system supports
and keeps IN circulation some -. IS. la
OF silver. and upward. OF $s1 90. 90 o.
pager. and keeps every dollar OF IL 1t par
with god. and directly interchangeable
for H. For this We are 70 Substitute .
system based upon TIE bullion price % ST.
yer. . standard which viii fuesuass from
day TO cay. - the market price OF silver
balliou goes up or goes down. while .ae
market prices o. ali other commodities
viii nucsA,e daily in accordance with
the movenent in the silver market
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-19

Perhaps Sewall would get or the ticket
II Bryan would. Might speak to him about
1t. There Is enough of Tom Watson 10
all both places on that ucket-Detroit
Journal.
The friends Mr.. Bryan Is making now
will all expect to be remembered in case
he Is elected. but very few OF them viii
remember him in his Observation-Disclosures
Public Ledger.
Chauncey III. Depew's eloquence has not
been given free rein in public lately. but
his rumored engagement 70 his ward in
chancery suggests that il has been work
Ing overtime n private.-Chicago Record.
Present appearances warrant the predic-
ton that less than month hence William
Jennings Bryan will have ample grounds
for suit against the Democratic party
for non-suppcrt.-New York Mail and Elk
press.
The great unanswerable question from
which the free silver advocates shrink Is.
How IS the farmer who is IN debt going to
get the money to pay 1t OF any easier with
silver restored to $.s9 an ounce than now
Omaha Bee.
Tho Choctaws are In such q stew over
their presidential election that federal
troops have been called out to prevent
bloodshed. The march OF civilization in
Indian territory is abreast Of the band
wagon.-Chtcago Record.