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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-03
HE WON'T THAw ANY MORE

JAY, Me-, Dec. "A tremendous ex.
plosion of dynamite, which shook the
country for miles around, occurred here
this morning, killing Orlando Larocca.
an Italian workman, fatally iniuring
another and manning several others
Larocca was thawing out the explosives
over n fire on the new Philips railroad
extension, when sixty sticks of the dyna-
mite were exploded.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-03
THE ILLINOIS NOTE

Springfield, H., Dec. 2-The official
vote Of Illinois for President Ms tabulated
to-day by the secretary of State, is rs fol-
lows: Mckinley, COZ, 1870; Bryan. 1914,
523; Middle of the Road Popuists ,0D1
lowering, 9,9i6; Matchett, I III; Bentley,
national, 1913; Palmer gold Democrat,
$3.50
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-03
EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEACHER

1t requires several years of hard work
and intelligent application to learn well
II trade, business or profession. We have
been many years in the piano and organ
business, and claim to know it thor
oughly. We are independent merchants,
own and control our own business, and
select our line of instruments upon their
intrinsic merit alone, and, knowing also
values, buy at lowest prices. Are we not
therefore in position to make compete
ton with us impossible from those pos
sessing less advantages? Our continued
large sales are the best evidence of this
fact Call and see how we do it, Hob.
bic Piano Co.
The United States Government reports
show Royal Baking Powder superior to
all others.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-03
BIG CONCERN IN TROUBLE.

Clinton, Mass, Dec. 9-The j. b.
Parker Machine Company, makers OF
wood working machinery, made volnn-
tary assignment to c. G. Bancroft, of this
city, this afternoon. The company was
attached for $40, 900 in favor of the First
National Bank last week. The concern
was founded in 1851 hy Joseph Parker
and now employs 600 men.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-03
CONDITIONS UNCHANGED,

Durand, Wis, Dec. 2,-Thc flood con-
ditions remain unchanged tonight. Fur
Their danger is apprehended, rs, if the
dam up the river breaks it will raise such
flood OF ice and water rs will inundate
half tie town. Grave fears are enter
tanned for McEnerny and other men who
were left on the bottoms Sunday, and
1T is thought probable that some lives
were lost
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-03
HER MACHINERY O. X

Washington, Dec. 2.-Chief Engineer
Melville has returned from New York
where he has inspected the machinery OF
the Texas. He found it in satisfactory
condition.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-03
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN

Factory prices. Easy payments. Hob.
bic Piano Co., sole dealers.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-03
SINCE ADVISING tic

SINCE ADVISING the
public some time ago that we
guaranteed all p and 30
cent Tooth Brushes our sales
i'll that line have increased
considerably. Not one has
been returned.
MASSIE'S PHARMACY.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-03

continued on fourth page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. March 2t-t'!o.r dull Wheat dun; No 2
GsI.c asked. Southern. by sanpe 759Ioc DO grade
1liswIt.c, stock ii7OOO bush sales 1900 bush Corn
steady. insed spot March April 33ia34c May. 3is
d3ti.c. Southern white. 3GV36sc: do yellow. 35q36c,
stock. 7i2.OU bush. sales 900 bush oats steady No 2
white wes,e-n 2G.q27c. No mixed do. 2i. 25c: stock
5000 bush Rye dull. No A2isc nearby i5gi6c West
ern stock $500 bush Hay hrm Grain freghts steady
Cotton dull. Nc. Other articles unchanged.
Boston, March 2t-Flour quiet and unchanged; spring
patents 80 s5$4 spring clear and straights. SQs3 50
winter patents 81 DOaS4 10. winter clear and staighis
81 oGS3 SO cornmeal steady i+qisc bag. VI SoVSl ~
n barrel Corn steady. steamer yellow on track. 39,
No . and 3SU3siec oats steady, No clipped
- &c. No clipped ~. No white 2'isc. No 3 white
2,Q21&c. Mlfred quiet: spring bran 10 ship SIS 20
s3 so: winter bran 81 q; midllings. sl3 25esi3 800
cJttonsec meal SCI I5pS22 30 PORK steady backs SlW
sl2 cuts, sl2 lean ends. $l2 BARREL beef. sogSll
Sc. mutton ana yearings 6u6lic. Veal sQloc: fresh
beef nrm 5,sp7Hc: kinds. 7Gosc; fores Iy5c. Butter
steady choice Northern creamery 2fu2,c Western. 80
2ic: Imitation i5nlsc; ladies. i0HIec Vermont,
milk ?Onc2c other dairy. I5ai0c Cheese quiet. North
choice. IoGiihc; Western. oao'sc. Eggs ateady
nca-y 1Guisc: Eastern. 12sc; Western and Michigan
IihQi2c. Beans quiet peas 20gsl 49, mediums 81 ~
TsI 90 yellow eyes 81 357Si 49, red kidneys 81 2Op
81 IS. Poultry quiet choice turkeys Western. $50 6c
Chickens Northern choice l0ViSc; Western fresh. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
N'w-York March %. 1896.

NV Jrk, March ~. lN9J.
uI.rvFs- Receipt, 81 cars. 80 head Il cars
trading Pooling strsdl. CTS dressed native side
rrsi,r-ie request o. cf7.c yer y NJ additional cable
new shipments today the Nr'nadir 80 cattle fr
siar.f~rg son $40 head ~ Schwaf1schd Suzhefgr..
~ M,rrs Tomorrow '.e Tout nie Will AXE one 1000
Quarters ~ beef ana York $50 quarters an
Il.frans r any, am fhc f0rurrlnar Will be laden with
cattle D. morris. bat VII hardly get ~ before
rAI,rs recc.rts Il4 bod az f.r The market De
r.r fair n,i a promptly .Nl 20 >5Sj - per leo No. for
Dr,irrs o. rasi ,.ais lf stock would have Sold q
ss1S7 - Country l- sci calves IN liberal supply. bat
about sftay 80 5000 ~ city dressed veais sold az
C1lUl.. lffe calves - 5uic.
SALES g. D,ub..k - veais ii2 N average Mt 81 Ter
Hame Mullen ,eals i27 ~ SO 10 20 DO ii5 N. a,
81 3d. l2l ~ a. . lo ." n AZ -.
SHEEP AED LAMrS Receipts were - cars. or Z~~
head iu cr, - export alive cor city saugi
/ car fh~ market. luruiiug the - <
hell over - h' sIi Very little il-
inr bur he feeling steady. ana nominal quotni ms
sansg inferior prime sheep ana - "N' 10
ilt they reported nounnly firm Dressed riuti"l
steady quiet jiri5c u. dressed lambs also
slss NJ 1ISi,c per n country dressed spring ltiihs
s20s5 - carcass. with general sales
sales D. Mcpherson & Co 50 Western lambs. io4 ID
VI collins date Mond,y): 100 Michigan lambs. Of 70.
CT 81 -. 57s do. ~ II. Mt s. 10 ,., -
sale market - 3odA - 100 ID for com
heavy choice light hogs bunch OF state pigs
sold late yesterday ut 81 ~ Country dressed hrm a,
JlIIc per N. -
i47 n average AT s. ~ per do. 30 II. at 81 "a
Haenbeck 4 Hollis date Monday; - state pigs. llS
c. Dlllenhack: State hogs la 10 at 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25

Market closed quiet and steady to points decline
compared with yesterdays closing prices Transferribe
notices 755 Total sales 10 200 bales NewYork gross
receipts 5043 bales. Exports: Continent. 600 bales;
France 462 bales forwarded 12l6 bales. sales 3%e2
bales spnners $50 bales 1G5 Az bales Total
receipts to-day HAT bales far this week 81 v3
bales Exports to-day: Britain. bO52 bales Con
tinent 450l bales Thus far this week Great Britain
20 8os bales France 4G2 bales Continent ~ 400 oaies
stock Cos 73s bales Spot steady UNCHANGED mid
upands re middling Gulf SIC Sales, 1892 bale.
including 2s43 bales export Ga direct Shipment ana '49
bales siinners.
Liverpool cabe-Spot cotton moderate demand sales
5000 bales. speculation and export 800 bales; American
bales. receipts 1900 bales. American. 1909 bales
Middling uplands 4%d Futures opened steady. partially
LEA decline closed steady unchanged 10 y point net
decline March, 4sizs. March April. 4lI'4b, April May
AIS: May-June. 4lGb. JUneJuly. 4l42b July August
414s: August-September 4l03s September Ocioer 4u2o
November 3Gilss. November ccenbeT 3Gs De-
January 3GJs. ADMINISTRATIONS dun. cloths
buyers and selle~s apart.
COFFEE-Tradng the Exchange chiefly local.
early prices shade higher subsequently, casing N
a trhe Total sales Eht Foreign markets II frac-
ton lower. chief sales for March. Hamburg final
quotations n shade lower March and April 0GOJ pigs
May %. June g. 10 July GOO Iavre D. frame lower.
March AIril. 50 80 May. 500. June. $3.50 July
10 Official cables for No Il so reis exchange
p 80 receipts DAYS 700 cleared fpr The
United States 5000 bags. stock 1900 bfgs. Santos
ceipts days. 1909 bags. stock. $4,000 bags market
Il $50 res cleared from RIO PER kai.s Prince.
300 bags.
Contracts closed barely steady unchanged &c de-
cline Sales were 1900 bags as foow5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25


Buffalo March 24.-rattle-Receipts last = hours
los head total for far. 6s42 cad. for same
time last week. $3.50 head ,onssned through 10,
head; 10 New York Loss head. on sale 20 h'ad tnrhr
opened steady ends on sale. closed steady
with all sld v.als nrm light 10 good NSSS 'o en9lo
head. total thus far. i7co head for same time
last w"ek = $40 head oohslsnrn 'n' ".
opened slow for pigs and hay strong Tor workers. ana
choice medium. @ni mixed - S5asi 20 heavy. 81 1870
81 22f pigs 81 4or<I SO oughs 81 JoWS3 10 stars - 80
total for Week thus far 49, go head. last
week. $500 head; consigned through Up heaa; TO New"
for lambs steady FOR sheep osed s'eady and firm for
sheep easy for lambs. bulk Of lambs here day were
good lambs, 81 oOrSi ~ light fair 81 loaS go mixed
sheep good 10 choice s4st 20 common 10 fair' W "p
Union s,ok Yaria Chicago March 2i-Cattle receipts
800 head ks weak and Zoe d ow ter smw 80 s 80 Ha
and balls 81 Gogs3 90; calves s3pS5 20. Texans
y 2oas' Hogs ltcceip,s $500 haa, market weak s SnS
- %. TO choice mixed - v'Si sloire assoteu
sirSi IL. light 50 Nj4$i 10 pigs. 81 3pPS' Sheep Se
~ %. lambs. 80 soQs' -. g., ., c,.,,.
vance. steers $3uSl ~ native cows - l'o>- 90
ccpts 5.i2 head; market, 5c lower heavy hogs and
about stead, ON others: heavy SO 7opSi, ishi 50 500
s. 10. nxed 81 G,aSs 90 sheep Receipts, 1910 head
market steady to strong native mixed 81 - lambs ~
East Liberty March a Cattle Receipts iaT ana ana
rough ft SASS H. calves 81 tons3 - Hogs Receipts
light market active ana prices 3dloc higher p,ini'
- 49, To n ssasi Rcc.pts ; cars maike
steady. choice wethers 81 lutN - prime sheep, stu
:: 49, fair 81 'oa'' a. com" d" ''''' ~ lambs '''
Knnsa, CITY. Mach 2,-nogs Receipts. 10000 head
50 80 heavy. 50 S5gs9 90 psa 81 oaS 5 20
and neifes cs 81 s5ass 40. fair to good s. soGs2 50
bulls 81 lousa scksr' and frsss $1,000 20 TsSa'
1900 had mrkct strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COT~rON-Tbe local market opened frcrl 20 points
lower and after a slow GALES movement ard an unrF"hi
ful run +, closed quiet steady wiki net cecln" .
10 points compared with yesterdays closing pil-
within a narrow range, say within points N the
active months No one IL dl sec 90 enter INTO
active deals Liverpool closed generally lneAang'l iI
ste Nnl- trade 'l-4."NA az
Manchester, according public cables Nrir ioi over
bright rather free ore' ngs - spot coy 10
Southern markets to-day. and Ne"-OiIeai@ NJ -''
hand concernins preIaratios Tor Toe new crop
Reports Providence indicate that business s very
dull there. intimaied that unless business I'M
Of ihe mills VIII Doe compelled To s'ui p'NA
fo- month or Some points r'pori The ii.fthE sfi
backward II lie reported that officer uf ih' !l' In
Central that Mississippi VIII she" an i
Jackaonvile Miss reports that stocks are h some 'f
80 per cent greater than the Supply he- . l-7
600 bales and possibly IcOoOU bales C.nral Genff a
reports az! tho cotton acreage 10 That state
- 20 per cent N0rkvi. : o. ports large safes ~
fertilizers that farmers ni'ntNs o. B
DELAYED extent than for tho last
fifteen yeara receipts for Tho estimated ~
ports reporting cearanc" Of 5000 bales az
Port ROYAL 300 hales The port receipts TINS w''~
year amounted 20 GiD bales and last week ih
The receipts al Ncw-Dflrans We"ints
cay were estimated 200 4Gfo bales against 80.
bales day week ass bales las: y"i, and 4t
bales years To-cay's receipts ~ New orleans
and 727 bales last wear. Galveston $50 hal~s arans
o7O and bales: Mobile. bales against 100 and
bales; savannah 1887 bales aransi Ia and 80
Charleston 2l2 bales AGAINST Us ard 3' nnl's
Norfolk 2G bales l.4H3 and LIS bales Mem
rhis 2T bales 33G and 3CO bales Houston ia
iales against 900 5791 bales Receipts Houston
WaSresSsv arc estimated AT 300 n 300 bales
tge bales same last The receipts a. the
terror points estimated AT about 5000 bales
Opening range ana close to-day and closing bids the
night and last year Follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot OF Cortinndt and De.bros.e. =, q

station, foot OF Cortiandt and De.brosse. sta.
700 A. VI. daily. except SUNDAY 10Y MAONh ef'S->h'
aI Xix A. NJ daily FOR GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUF:
raiO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
a. West and principal points. driIgcar 10 Sus-
nerson bridge. Pullman Vestbue Sleeper 70 chicago
PIS,Io a Nj daily Oeaves 1890 4. NJ. Sunday for
uaf'CH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harrisours e. ~, ,,,p. III
100 p. vi. daily. except sunday. for El.MIRA and all
stations connections for Posye and Read
ing chair-car Wksrbarre
S,3O =. VI. (SunGa,s only) Tor Whkesbarre. L. d
Junction and all intermediate stations d, ,,,vc
1,tO u, NJ, daily except sunday. for l.. n r. JUNO
TON and principal intermediate stations: Pullman ounss
10 Wiikesbarre: connecting for Pottsvilie
400 p w. daily. except Sunday for Bound Brock ana
n,1S y. NJ daily EAsroN and intermediate sta
''S S:oo r. VI. daily for ByrFAIo NIAGARA FALLS
- all points Pullman Sleeper yesttue train
WswYork to Chicago Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto:
ccornsrtons for Reading and Harrisburg.
40 P VI daily Sunday for Easton ard inter-
500 =. ". d.y: for ITHACA GENEVA. RocHEs-
prim,n sieepers Chicago ari Buffalo char-car TO
Wiikesharre. . ,,,- ...o,,ro,o,,ons n, o,s oAA
- ssa rrnaiway. 81 East i+ths'. l5G East i25th ST.
n. Wv. 500 Fulton ST. Court ST.. 9S Broadway ana
pr,okyn Annex. Brooklyn y. y
w. Sev,Ynrk Transfer Co. viii call for and check bag
In rom hotel or residence through destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SIEiGITEEN PAGES

TONS coal Philadelphia to St johns, = r. 81 o bark S.s
c scbconer q Jeso an n OK s Ii ,es
iamao to YORK iic Two sch on .shoSSr an" aSo1 80
IONS lumber Il SIN ~ or Darsn 20 ,1 ties Sat.lla
Riysr to New York private crm' q Sc saoorcr i tons
qm'rT Pensacola to - rms lac loaded dis
charged and towasc schooner 1872 tons lumber
so tons smep sTfo& to Sew-RocheIle 81 49, tres
wharfage schooner 80 coal PhlaSePnd, enbo
salem. 81 schosre $40 tons coal Philadelphia to Ports.
81 49, cNs chsde i los tons coal
YAH r PH c s TOM. coal
t. Eicsmond o shoonsr III o tons eos to oo
bay ssc schooner els cement, hence Baltimore
zoe schooner. fertilizer. hence to ches'er'own
oIis~The market is quie, for cotcnseed oil and rather
holding on There is however much pressure 70 sell
Prices lard and lnsesd oils are a9oIt as a prime
crude Rb &c prime crude so'e butter oil nun nomSay
27G2sc summer yellow prime 25he summer ye sas S
grad grad, n2G wineI y' sasc lard OIL prime city
sia52c nseed oil American raw. Ale; American boiled
40 Calcutta raw. BE , .
with s. 30 ba Refined essed cas- as New
Ys, Y 81 eG 81 & so Nahha SS IS %
provision mark, NV %as Il. Continued
decline IN i've hogs az rs and lower sales
e HS s SOC SIP 30 Sgo'el nAT9
tx. siT.s S5sS s spgs fSmy
s,rSqser icG4 r %s TGcr at s % cute,
quoted a fr - to 10 e5 Ss ssady at 4sd4ac
rick,sd hams IS, s' s.c sgTEARYEHDu and weak
M at 49, closing 900 city ,,n 30 Sa cone re-
tn"a ower soun Onions eIoscd at nominal for May
are, is eqo' 81 sna ,P s'sS hIsh h' rade'
= r1s SSsS' siqs4 ; % ~ ,.n. Co., a.
ts nm, fr@isn is having liitle better demand ne
general market Il siesdy We q1os Law far /" .ir N,
sc god 20 prime 3-gia.c: choice to i hinS a1GSc
gapan T.aec Ia,na ia'l; ratna in bona 2g aSo
an Iai"nsms s", :, Sate ~ f,oVs: Receipts cleaned
4. Ks s' Biz sales i5 bls Myenen steady r s9s
n beng Sna aSne with Neaorlcns ana con,isgogs
ris IN I"uisans crop movement to date l9ys
Receipts rough nciudns amount carr,cc is cleaned
,@,matci At 23l 10 bos against iG5 700 bbs last yar
Mnrs't i,el un"n FOR fair to prime grades. stock OF
latter ish and supplies being sought nom A"a""'
sI-GAR-The London sugar market rules steady i9g
cane ~ there no, much doing Java quo,ei a. 9s
an~ March quoted i2s ca APrI rs "a sic s2y" ,s
hcc In the United hingI'n ~ 'S' s dSInand g5 les,
cenTifusai quoted iGc; musSSy1do ~ ses rs
.sss 'uuA shin The demand Tor refined mod
changed Cranuaied quoted nj IN" Old price "i orc
s; S w%. ONLY s n Fn' a 1ss sn s5
o a. .ow 70 s as l HsSns 100
sc 1925 rs0nsyvans seed ,e,f IT, g gen
Havana at Gscasi TO- and 100 bales sunara iocgsi "a
wooI~-The rnarke, has beea less active locally than
.o several weeks past and he sass ~gTs only ANU
faciurrs shown little nore interest ney.Ie'.'
in the way Of asking Tor samples hut they continue
condition = goods market a good many malls aie
sald /. quite liberal supplies on hane ana un,il
th,Ir sick Z materially depleted "v VIII not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
WESTSHORE R.K.

Trains West AID st. station n. T.. foowA AMI
10 minutes earlier Franklin St.
$3.50 A. NJ. Daily local to Buffalo.
1880 A. NJ DAILY local to Albany for Catskl Mountains
and Saratoga Parlor Albany. sundays only.
Ol5 NJ: Daily ter Albany Utica syracuse, Rochester.
Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toledo Cleveland and Chicago
IL ,55 4. M Daily, except sunday catskili Noun
tains New Paltx. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnswaska. AL
bany. Saratoga, Caldwell. Lake George. Paror Car.
4,OO r. NJ. Daily. except Sunday, for Albany.
Goo r. ~ Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo NIAGARA Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis.
c.:sO r. NJ. Daily except sunday. for Newburs Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal
7.45 =. NJ. Daily except Sunday for Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
L. NJ. Daily Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. Chi
cago and ST. Louis
For tickets time tables. pao. and s,eeping-car
modations apply city Offices Brooklyn and SewYor ana
at stations Time tables at principal hotels For otheS
information address G. z. LAMBERT
Gen. Passenger Agent . vanderbiit-ave., Nsw-Yosk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. March "a. 3:45 p. m.-Beef-Extra India
Cos Sd: prime easy At OPS Cd Pork
Prime Western hne dull at oos do medium dull at
i5s Hams-Short cut. about IA to ~ 10, nrm a. SNs
Dacon-Crmberland cut, about - 20 80 10. firm al s
about % n. firm at 2ss Cd long clear mlddles
light about 10 firm 26s Cd long clear middles
heavy about 30 to IS ~ no stock short clear mlddies
about IL to Il ~ dull at 26s Shouderr-About II 10 "a
~ steady 2is LardPrime Western spot dull at 2's
CheeseAmercnn white dull Mt AS do colored dull
nj i2a Tslow- Prime city dull at 20s Cotonseed oil
Liverpool refined IDS 3D. Spirits OF turpsntne
steady 2Os Cd. Rosin-Common firm at Is ID. Wheat
No red steady at rs Sd: No Northern spring
steady at Is Al. Corn-Mixed Western spot dull At 81
March dull at rs llAd; April dull at 81; May dull at
So I'D ForSt Louis fancy winter dull IL 3d. Hops
At London-Pacinc Coast dull at 20Qi0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March 24-Cotton steady; middllng 7ac low
middlng 7a.c good ordinary. Ic and receipts
bales sales. 81 bales spnners bales stock "a 324
bales.
Norfolk March oiCotton steady midding TIC low mid
ding ne: good ordinary 0l6c and gross receipts
POI bales exports coastwse 22i0 bales sales SO bales
stock. 81. 1854 bales.
New-Orleans. March 24.-Cotton quiet and easy: good
midding re middling. II Ice low mddng 7tsc: good
3-i0c: receipts 9623 bales: l0067
bales: exports Great Britain. 5O52 bales: the Con
nent 3Ol bales coastwlse 26S bales sales 500 bales
stock. 2l9. 454 bales.
Savannah. March 2i.-Cot,on quiet; middling. ei6c;
low mddng Ic; good ordinary TIC: net and gross re-
ceips 35I bales exports coastwise col bales sales
10 bales. stock. %. 100 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
orv vaCKAwANNA AND WESTERN II. n,
sD.Esacrs In New-NOrk foot Of Barclay and
S'" Christopher Streets.
VESTlBt Lr:D pIyTS CtI tic:IlT

,,,r.c, route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNTCLAIR
TIfE ORANGES. Summit Bernardsvire Basking
Tiage Madison Morristown. Passaic Paterson. Boon
.cn Dover Siarhope. NEWTON. BUiieS LAKE;
IKE HOPArCONG Hackets,own. SCIooI.EYS
WoI-NTAIN Washington. PFILLIPSBrRG. EASTON.
MtrER oar sTRoU DsRI' no, pocono Mountains.
scRANTON. PITTSTON WIrKEsRtRRE; NANTI-
COKE DANvIiIE NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
vie UTICA RICHFIEID SPRINGS Cortland.
sW2ACtrSE OswEGO ITHACA. oWEGo. ELMiRA,
SnRSfNc BATH nANsvIILE Bt,FEAIo and alt
oonts WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
,.o6 A. AUTHORIZATIONS MAI. Stops at principal
o.oo M-BJIrFALO. SCRANTON RINGHAMTON,
w" yrrIck RiCfIFTT:I.D SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
oSWEc;o EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parior Cars con-
80, a, buffalo for Chicago and points west.
.oo p N-SCRANToN. WllkFsBARRE and El-MIRA
i'rvpRFsS pullman Buffet parlor cars
4 ~ = W-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PIfM.
~" ~ ,,-,J EXPRESS. Pullman BuNet Parior Cars
-.,o n N 1)aIlv).-RuNalo Vesbued Limited Express
10y . SCRANTON BTNGHAM ELMIRA. BUF-
EaIO Pullman Bure, Sleeping Car. Connects at
i,nroio with tram Tor Chicago and points west
q. 10 p N CDaiy)-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON: BINGHAM-
''r oN UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
pullman Buffet sleepers .-
ricKFTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at ~
PARK place 400 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations 943
OAK New-Yorl 33s and I26 Fulton-st and
broadway Brooklyn Time tables giving full nfor-
ms n Ill stations.
wESTCoTr FXPRrSs COMPANY will call for anA
check baggage hotel residence to destination
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RAILROAD.
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daily SR@ p ana
'S Charles Route X Week Gays and With Through
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rcke; ofc.s No. 49, 044 Iee Is2S III ana ana Go
Broadway Aston House. and foot 81 nn Street, os
Cortlandt Streets Court Street. $50 Futon v,iton
Broadway Br oklyn Annex station roo' S 2e York
Transtcr Com3anv viii cali for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to desnation ,vooD
s. NJ PROVOST. go D.. age,t
General Manager. Genera' Aa''' ''"~
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Ge Hrons 3o s5a4cS Green go Sou aans
90, white ok 2jQ2se Apples nrn; So 756gs3 %
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s2i n ton Cabbsges 81 30 Hay. slsgsig, a. o"e'
des si3Gsi7. Rye straw steady slsuS'o'" .
puraio March 24-Spring wheat-C.osins fn,'s ,sary
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as osLoi. 10 Northern Chicago. 6'sc Win,et gs
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Oats cosed weak unchanged i'aslsy-o ,,ona M
900 IN sold a. Doc; iuo'auonr
1900 pve lower 400 hush No 2 In store s"d a.
90 Flour dun unchanged MIL feed steady' uH
changed - .. =. ,ol
C,caro March 24-The leading futures ranges az io'-