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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March Fl (SpeciaD-Ths start in wheat to-
rally instead Of decline. May opened at 6i7s sold
between 6lTs and C2A. and closed at 62hG62S cents
The weak opening larger Argentine shipments
than expected. 04O0OO bushels: very small export
clearances for the week. 1.592O0O and big North
western receipts 66l against o4l last and PSI
last year. The rally started by the prediction
cold through all the winter wheat States
Sunday. In addition. there crop damage
claims from Ohio. Indiana and Kentucky. Shorts
less affected by the prospective trouble growing
out OF the holy war In Egypt. There a general
cinaton among the larger shorts to get out. Cudahy
among the number. in Hot Springs. st. Louis and
the Southwest did good deal OF buying possibly
enced by crop damage claim The Offering OF wheat
comparatively throughout. Cearances made
total Of only l24OO0. Il Is expected that the visible
supply Monday Will show increase OF less than
bushels
Corn steady. helped by the wheat advance and in
fuenced by the disposition the shorts
cover. May sold between 29% and 2g%, and closed at
29iaQ29 cents The inspection 526 cars the estI-
mate for Monday 800 cars. The local stock here
Monday will increase 600 bushels Cables wers
I'D lower seaboard cearances for the
and for the day 5000.
The prospect OF a cold nrmed oats I'D somewhat
May sold from 1915 to 2O and closed 2Ol cents SCI
and that severe cold wave might throw seeding
operations into April The receipts were 279 carr
the estimate for Monday. 800
Provisions were rm early moderate receipts and
selling by packers for July the market all its early
advance The close the Is on Friday There
1900 hogs; the estimate for Monday was 80 COO
for next week. 10000 ~
ON the curb puts May wheat closed At a. e~nt..
calls. 20sasss cents. amy ~''"' -'"S-'~ cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, March Il. 1870
BFEvES-R.ceipts cars. or lag head. all Tor West
side slaughercr Nothing doing at the cattle YARDS
Feeling steady City sides in light demand
M s6lc per To-days London and Liverpool caoles
quote American refrigerator beef lower top price at Lon
don csc per Liverpool INC; American steers al
Liverpool OF. l0c dressed weight at London vuv.ac.
American sheep dull at 1iGl2c. dressed weight. The
beef: the Bermuda, "a cattle ana uo sneep
CALyFS-Rec-lpts none. and no trading Feeling nrr
cty dressed veas firm at 90 0c per no. country dressed
5G9c choice nearby calves at V3c; ltte Calves al
3a4c ., - - , ~, 49,.
all Tor the market: making with cars held over Friday
- cars on Demand moderately active at vel sus
ainei prices sheep lambs steady 10 loc lower
about all sold at 5Oqsi IS per 100 10 for medium 10
choice sheep 81 ONS5 - FOR medium to choice lambs
4 deck clipped lambs brought 81 20 Dressed mutton
steady 5Ic per 10; dressed lambs at IWsc country
dressed spring lambs dull S2nS per carcass. -
Saes-D. Mcpherson & Co.: 200 Buffalo lambs. ~ 10
average s. 90 per 100 NJ 2is do. 10 10 at 80 ia
Buffalo sheep i6 10 81 49, pol do. SO 10 Mt 81 To- 2o3
do 10 81 10: 226 do, ~ N. at 81 100 Indiana DO
j. H. Wlkerson ~ Buffalo sheep i24 10 at 81 -; Isl
do 50 10 at 81 ON $50 Michigan lambs ~ 10, at 90 Os
H. Harrington: 2i0 Michigan lambs SO 10. at - l2is;
100 81 No. at s. i2 100 Ohio sheep 100 II. at - 80;
10 do. 81 ~ al 50 SIN
Hume 4 Mullen: 1876 Michigan lambs. 81 10 at - 10:
06 10 az 81 20: 3 Buffalo rieep Oh No. at 81 ..
Judd & Co: 200 Nj chigan lambs g2 10 at 70 l2h.
Newton & Co: 1875 Western sheep. l27 10 at ~
s. Sanders: 1870 Michigan lambs 90 n, at s. 10.
NJ Collins: 100 Ohio lambs, ~ NJ at So
IIaenbeck & Hollis: 100 Michigan lambs. So 70, at
s. 20.
IIOGS-Recepts IL or 2.i55 head None for
sale alive NORMALLY steady 81 i0aS4 80 per 100 10;
pigs 81 Country dressed unchanged at ogIc for good
heavy light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New March 81 lSo
COTTON-The market somewhat irresu1nar, put
active. Opening orlces were hp.u. %, >, hs
higher than they closed yesterday. this pc
inc due largely TO an Of about points IN Ve.
pool futures There considerable realizing howe.e.
ON this he broke about points "l'hlh tne
first hour continue To run conpafau'e.y
light while crop preparations backward owing 10
bad a South. and the export cchahu .Vn
tinues quite good and altogether the satstichi postum
fayors This combination OF strong io.Vea'
be offset by the rear OF Hlahp"aon'
ana local traders are taking conservative course
which has rrads or less constrained market 10"
day The market closed generally at net loss OF
points and Of 2O70O bales. with the tone easy.
Sales OF PRINT cloths at Fall River for the wseK "eto
3.5 pieces production Of 2ooO and deliver s
OF l46 10000 pieces The market cIosed
firm nj port for the week are estimated
at 63 bales. C69Jl the previous week ana
l6 AGO year while receipts al the ports Quay "ee
about 1000 bales. against l.IoI same day last week.
10 40 last year and 1888 years ago Io-iays re-
cepts Memphis 233 bales. against 452 same day
last and 55 last year and at Houston no bales
Monday are estimated at 200 $500 bales against
lay last week. Sjo3 last year ana S2"s TWO
wears reports received by The Flnancai
Chronicle Indicate that has been general In the
belt during the last week. and that IN some as
trics the precipitation been rather heavy. Farm
work has interrupted BY the rain and has conse-
quenrly made only fair progress on the whole There
came into sight during the week Il.GO bales against
in sight on March 20 23 536 bales against 3sf
saur period last year. thus showing decrease as COM
pared with as year 7oi SO bales The total visible
supply shows Of 1885, 26 bales compared
with the Of 1895. falling on Of 1os6'O bales
from the corresponding date Of 1894 and decrease O.
55 l1s bales 1898 The total visible supply Is now
4s4 1857 Lales go 1893 last 4.2s348 IN
$50 1898 The American supply Is
29sl. 567 bales against i3o2. 1893 bales last year
Opening range close to-day. and closing bids tho
lou follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

light for both and sundrS apples :u e0 steady
pmSIy or r,s any fGns s cao g
the s are s Sna:f
Ss . ny One ss
saxs BEEN Sy ss f We quote
"a DO prime ss esH'ss
ern ihasitc do coarse sOuthern 2a2ac aa SH
s Chops
Southern peeled 4a7c do unPeeed Cherries saiOc
s ss do south
s peeled Sc t ao ss very
s sSs 90 :sSse e.
do O" co@mon to PRIZE gs.c; State and Pacific Coast
sg p6 EqFRsS "a I'VE arrivals and with very little
doing market sn qass and per nH%'S
s per Per B. pa
ssi EST pnl- sS Was stock
few m ST' vs snd s ssr
and mpossbty the market shows so~ iced the
with lo for rh 16v ana and rm Not many
fresh turkeys few i attractive snouSS i0 quoss
f4rs 4s s "a"'s Ss
and toms 1s@s spGns s0 PBSaSepha
xTse sS2oc DO isa1s do : small AND AND
f2 boilers 11E b.
:sso 90 d. " r@ssns
and fowls Western best dry,packed ys %
g S ss. sS Sl &c. sssa sn! ss
hens q 10 DO lS Sd t toms s'd2s
ems fowls No , ioc s cseh SS ana sa iIe
Quail grouse steadily in ysw of snd fn
r tsRR S as?5y s. ssa.n sass
+ acks P soo s4HS So otssr xmas g
e s rabs faS ud nS igsc do Jack Jack
Sca6c; venson per ID, saddles. sa22c do whole 0ee'
the Ss;s OF i MAKE w's a
least some prospective encouraging report 70 'e
Large bulk Of strictly prime 81 nay nr,s sna but there
has not been moved make good bank ana
regular prices lots were in treaty Sus
Ns Ssd shipping with grades are of nd srsas
IN as n aSte7 c are SnASa.
1 Largely ayoS of cn%a as 4y. wh aw nm
f9'IssS ss' dsy D;% per 1879 S
30 S :? per- mixed SSs SLAYER ss;s J per
lSs ri SS9Gs s loo a hs 1
n sSgs s 4Se S S @af faSSs f scep
hay today were as SoIws TO- Wst
Shore i2 valley ioo Ontario and sysn 5n
Of 10 49, aDs receipts fo week $50
tons receipts co tons receipts for week. -"
Potatoes AND o, potatoes se
as IN weak With wi prices sweet os
mSder1 srp gPpy largely aps poo and
prices show vide range Cucumbers IN large supply
Sna S srns beams steady fancy exceeding g.
Kaie nominal spinach dull and weak Lettuce IN ia Ia
asnnIv and Offering Old onions in good deHann
and 1rm especially yellow Bernuda onions sell well.
hut Havana slow Parsley steady. Tomatoes freeua..
in quality and value Trnps firm SQUASH carrots ana
ofber vegetables unchanged We quote iotatoes pei
wuda ner Dbl 81 5oqs6 do Havana. per Dbl s4gS9 20;
do Maine Rose per Dbl 81 5oqsl .' 40 state SsS
81 81 do Hebron sack 9oeasi 40 state KD nTha aha
ar $50 n soc soc; do per 6Oa1oc sweet potatoes
her bbl 81 5oas4 So asparagus doz lunches kgs.
heats r.r 100 lunches 5OaS5; do crate - g<
csSage per 100 stass; DO crate 81 2gs2 90 cail
cry per doz stalks 23cas 20 eggplant per box ss
c,c,nbers per doz T5cq$l so; peas per crate siIso'
nar cra,e s2ds3 kale per Dbl 81 o0Qsi %; let
tuSe New orleans per bbl 81 5oas3 5o do F9rida per
basket sIs2 do Charleston per basket oocu>l.
white per Dbl sias2 do yellow per Dbl sigsl 80:
red Dbl 6ocasi DO Havana per n a buneSes $50
e. 10 ner crate s2as3 spinach. per bbl 81 2Sg$ ~
squash per bb 75cas 25 turnips Russia per DBL oev
| Sf tomatoes, per carrier, $lg$3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
WINNERS OF MANY TROPHIES.
COMPANY B, 7TH REGIMENT, HAS MADE RE-
MARKARLE SCORES AT THE RANGES.

MARKARLE SCORES AT THE RANGES.
The members Of the Second Company OF the It'll
Regiment are naturally proud Of their prowess as
marksmen. The company has record OF victories
second to in the regiment and its latest feat
is the winning Of both the Kemp and Clark matches
with an aggregate score OF 2.066an average OF Az
for each OF the fifty men who took part In the
matches. 1t was the first year the Clark trophy
was competed for. The company won the state
prize at Creedm DOT last year. competing with all
the companies Of the different regiments 1t was
the fourth consecutive year that the company had
won the trophy.
Company came to the front for the first time as
the heaviest trophy winner in the season Of 1929
1t began the season by securing the Kemp trophy
with score Of 1062 out OF a possible 1,25o estap-
fishing q record.
The following week ten Of tho twenty-five men
who won the Kemp trophy competed for and won
tho Abeel trophy, with a record Of 63s out OF
possible 100. Within another week seven OF the
men competing in the foregoing matches won the
lie Boutillier trophy, with score OF 453 out OF
possible 400. and again making record TOT inc
match Previous TO winning these trophies the
company won the O'Donohue trophy and the FIRST
Brigade trophy at Creedmoor. and the Team OF Five
trophy The company made the top aggregate
score Of 400 In the year. Company IL was second
with 1850 The company still retains the leading
position in rife shooting which 1t gained that year.
The history OF the company since the season OF
1925 has been almost unbroken string OF VIC
tories and many of its records will, In the opinion
OF the experts, stand for long time.
The commander who has done so much to bring
company into its present enviabe position is Cap
tain George w. Rand. famous marksman himself.
and one who has done his share to win many OF
the beautiful trophies which now adorn the COM
pany room For five years the company has also
held record Of 100 per cent in attendance In 1872
1894 and 1895 the company also attained the highest
~ IN and
less TO say that the ranks OF the popular Company
3 are always full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Liberty March 2l.-Cattle-Recepts fair Market
steady Prime 81 359s4 +o good butchers SO soa$4 TO-
rough fat S3ds3 10 calves. 81 50p$6 Hogs-Receipts
very light Market active at UNCHANGED prices Roughs
10 prime. x3GS4 2J. Sheep-Suppy light. demand fair
Market steady Choice wethers sass 10; prime sheep
9Oqs4 fair So 40aS3 S. common. 81 1888 49, lambs
slow, 81 50MSi 30.
National Stock Yards ST. Louis March 2l.-Catte.-
Receipts AIS head Market dull and prices unchanged
Native yearngs So 4o0s2 go cows 81 5as2 GO: Texas
cows. 81 l0as2 10 Hogs-Receipts. 1914 head Market
opened strong and sc higher but closed steady
teriay Heavy So 7oass 90: mixed 50 cOqs3 ISL
light 81 1CMs3 90 sheep-Receipts 100 head. Market
strong and prices shade higher Native mixed. So $50
81 30. bucks. 81 60
ceipts 800 head market steady common to
SO 4JS4 so stockers and feeders 81 s5q$3 So
bulls 81 5OQ$3 80; calves. $3ls5 49, Texans $2qS4 TO-
Hogs-Recepts 1900 head market strong Sc higher
heavy packing and shipping lots. SO s0q$3 95
choice mixed So s5gs3 oI choice assorted SO s5as4 10;
light 50 9Oa$& 10; pigs So 50dS4. Sheep-Recepts 800
head: market steady inferior to choice 50 1898 90:
lambs. SO 1884 TO-
Kansas city. Mo-. March 2i.-Hogs-Recepts 800
head; market strong 70 Sc higher light and medium.
So 7OdS3 S0 heavy 81 05Q$3 49, pigs 81 40Q$3 10
tle-Receips 200 head market nominal. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 300 head market steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
FLOWER AND MOLONEY SPAR.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE CHICAGO GAS
TRUST INQUIRY.
TIE EX-GOVERNOR GLAD THAT lie NEVER
PRACr1sEp LAw-ADJOURNMENr OF THE

THE EX-GOVERNOR GLAD THAT hE Nh'H'
pRAcrsEp LAw-ApJoURNMENr OF THE
HEARING TILL TOMORROW
r.,. A.,orrevCeneral NJ r. Moloney. OF IL
,ro. came out of the West and on to New-fo' d"
WAS TO grapple with that Monster, the o"ioaeo ~
Trust and wiring from 1t It's innerInos' seoie's.
graphing began yesterday morning III inc ~,
William H. Clarkson. at No. lilo brodu"a'' ~
CIarkson was appointed by the Circuit Court u
60, co,n,y III as referee 10 take testimony III
the sut 10 prevent the carrying out OF the pan io
the consolidation into corporation OF 'he 'ai''"
companies in the Trust r. -,
Tho title of the suit is the People Of the state oi
Illinois against the Fidelity Insurance trust anu
safe Deposit Company. OF Philadelphia, which Is
the trustee Of the stocks OF the Chicago gas CUM
nanes deposited under the original trust asree
ment What Mr. Moloney wants TO do IN Ne" o..
IA to obtain access to the books ana papers vi '
Consolidation Committee. and to ascertain "iia' &c,
Iations exis, between the Fidelity COMPANY anu .ne
Central Trust Company, of New-York when - INC
senos,torv OF the Fidelity Companys receipts LOT
stock under the consolidation scheme. Mr. Mooney
subpoenaed Frederick 7. Olcott president Oh INC
Central Trust Company and chairman OF the IN
solidation Committee, and Ex-Governor f.oS"e
Flower Anthony y. Brady ana walton e"''"'
members of the committee
When Ex-Governor Flower appeared as inc ms
witness Mr. Moloney said the hearing wouio De
transferred to the office of Anthony n. braoy' al
No "a Wall-st. Ex-Governor Flower did not IKE
this Il do not propose" said he. looking nara d.
Mr. Moloney, ito be dragged about wherever you
want to 60"
Now. that's talking to the galleries Governor
said Mr.. Moloney. land am not such blamed
fool as to be affected by It,. ..x.,. l.,
II suppose" retorted the Ex-Governor. that II is
criminal in the State Of Illinois for person 10 hod
a dollars worth OF stock :. l.,
Oh! there's no objection II he tries to get 1t in
legal way and you know. Governor that It has been
confessed that the law violated IN the case OF
the Chicago Gas companies. Illinois Is the most
lava bil,ng State in the Union 1t does not DeHeVe
in Juggling of stock for instance the transfer OF
so per cent OF the stock held by the Fidelity Trust
Company to Mr.. Brady. How long since you prac-
.sThank God. | never did practise I was wiser
than Yourself | studied, but never practsed:
"Oh see You found something more profitable
remarked Mr. Moloney ~
Yes ! made 30 many laws during four years OF
my life that the degree Of doctor of laws was con-
..Wei Doctor suppose we now step down to Mr..
Brady's office" Ex-Governor Flower agreed
on the arrival there of the party the hearing was
adjourned until II o'clock tomorrow morning, on
Mr. Brady's promise to have on hand at that hour
documents which Ex-Governor Flower was expected
to produce. but which he said were not In his pos
session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

sss :5;ss %s.s - P,Ps
Ne ~ Se y 5 RYE s
I s4S 1 sf 30 S g. s short PER RIBS Dbl s.
shor, Clear Sides oxed s5as5 2s whlsey dsters
l hnshes S s 81 sandard s. IS per Dbl nseed o
the butter market easy; creamery. &c nrsis
is92oc seconds. 4glGc. Eggs fresh stock. 9iag
3s4c.
with buyers and sellers apart on prices Wheat market
sfSs9.ss r 81 .ss @
ss NAY S and ans .s a aga 1f fr
dull O%rs steady YIN M a Gsrc S ena Hp
May 251sa25Nc June 2s1.a2ee Eggs Arm, quiet: Penn
quiet unchanged. Other articles unchanged.
Minneapolis March q The speculative wheat market
was surprisingly firm 0a1y for there was usnsd
then rallied s.c after which &c lost. The close
to Sss S5e7se and Closed at 5e,sS554sc Cash
the IN Su q No ana on Do s' %
Ssdsi NJ S II a rar s ma 1nS
ts.c; No Mor'hern o7nc Flour steady sSg$S 40 for
Shipments 80 "a bss Mil stufs"sran in bulk quoted
at 81 70; shorts. at 23c less.
p% May az &c
gao and closed 62c. Cash ranged lie below Sample
iFaf' .s!ss sls sf ana ga
CSC Barley In store nominal sample barley dull and
lsc lo"eE No 2 3lg3li1c Rec dull but steady No /.
S7%c. Flour quiet and unchanged Mil stu.fs steady
and in fair demand the basis OF 50 2s9 sacked
bran
81. Louis. March 2l.-Flour hrmer; patents 81 S5a
So e5 fancy 81 sS9$3 fancy 81 25qs3 49, choice
50 oSgs2 'o rye -four " 7oes2 o. Bran quiet sacked
side, 45c bid, country points, 44c Wheat higher:
March, 5ss; May sssQssc bid; July. 5oxe Corn higher
March. 2oisc; May. 21xq26Ac; July, 27xQ27Ic. Oats
firm; March. iac; May ls.c; July. lsHc. Eggs arm
rsts seconds 7ssc dairy extra 17aisc: seconds
ioaiic Pork-sandardi mess new te2s old 50 IS.
Shoulders 5Te longs Ssc clear ribs sc clear Sides
ribs sac; sides otc High wines steady at 81 %
Wool quiet. unchanged Bagging orders. ~ No. &c;
soft Missouri and desiverized 81 90 speer steady at
IS IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

Captain George W. Rand comes from family OF
soldiers. Both his father and grandfather bore
for the Government. and two of his brothers
were in the War Of the Rebellion. One Of them
killed at Charlottesville and the other is now
Northumberland Of the 9th Regiment He was
born in Portsmouth. y. II. His record Is tersely
given in the regimental record follows Rifle
Battalion. Boston riots, 1853; Ancient and Honor
able Artillery Company, Boston. lSG5-lS7; private,
Company F. 7th Regiment November &c. 1863; cor
poral November H. 1S71 sergeant, October T. 1872:
first sergeant November 1873: second lieutenant
September L. 1874; first lieutenant, May q. 1885, ad-
5utant. November It, 1882; captain. Company b. Au-
gust 2. 1882"
Captain Rand is OF fine presence and Is extremely
popular both in and out of his regiment He Is con-
nected with the ST. James Hotel at Broadway and
Tyenty-sixth-st. He is widely known In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

Market closed easy at point atvance % points de-
cline compared with yesterdays closing prices Trans
Terrible notices 755 Total sales 1900 bales Sales OF
print cloths River FOR the week. $4,000 pieces
stock 100 pieces production 10000 pieces. deliver
les pieces Market nrm at PIC spot cotton dun
unchanged. mdfng upiand-. l5-iSc. midd!ins gun
3-i6 Sales. i19 bales. all spinning.
Liverpool cabe-Spot cotton hardening Sales '"V
halea speculation and export 300. American. 1000 re-
CENTS - 900 American. 24"oO. Midins uplanis
ia 3od Futures opened steady. buyers at Ia Decline
closed steady 10 II. points advance March els
March Apr 420v. April-May. 4i9iss May-June AIS 70
ara June July 4i74s: JulyAugust 4lGiss August SIP
TENDER 4i3b: September October 4o4ss. october NoVn
her 363i5b November December. 362iss DeceinberJan
uary 3s2iss ,
COFFEE-The range was narrow Tor a small volume
~ business and chief trading In near deiyerics De-
Iyer,es are small and receipts light Gables were feature
less Havre market. isal franc lower. March sl,o
francs; April ~ 81 May. $500 June. n. sales. 10"
bags Rio cables "a 300 reis. exchange quoted AZ
25-32: cleared for United states lvs haEs' -" a,
10 on, receipts. 3.erb bags stock ~
santo, 10000 bags. market at Santos nrn NJ l"Pr
Cleared Victoria steamship Nasmyth. WIN
bags Hamburg cables quiet March ~ 20 pfgs'
April 90 75 May. SO 10. June. 90; July. IL -
Contracts closed quiet unchanged prices 10 points
advance Sales were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

with ri" no spo, quoted lsc and No rro, Tom
nay iac Mid coffee was fairly active t and 100 ',eaay to
Guayra private terms
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths market to-day was fteader
sni being Sought Even these u
and the temper OF e s Tas wheat grades sellers
md the widely apart with the future nhces
sales $500 kss Including 500 sb: winsr
so 500 b Ss: spfn Tst pssn sss' and
Ry TEAT FmH and Snsy spot
ee SGsSM e 4 Quoted
= g. E' nsna MExbcpS ouessa Fine White
ne yellow s2, 9e II , Zoe rIs tes o0ss oG
g. IS Snaps sna 76a7Ss homny chop 6oaoe cotonsed
meal p wheat crowd
opening and sold freely starting the make, on about
sudden demand shorts and continued strong through
the win f soIs Under Sa ns Elmo"
prices showed iasc net advance While mos, Of The early
damage rsgrs from oh e na%a AND
Kemqsky bacEwad sprns in the Northwest and rushed
market on the shorts VINO were quite nuns a
day The important bear factors WERE hrs OF ALL spring
vaaron 81 quarters d million bushels Bind
streets weekly exports dull and unchanged cables and
sh worlds shipments estimated about
S Ss ea arnv isi a ns %sef slightly Witch
the OF bringing in more buying There was no de-
on ap the Sass OF i II' over for no o
over sr Ne Sa soa ana No No. May ps
on the curb May wheat closed at Gohc asked CORN
The quiet but little hrner on cover
Ing caused by the strength In wheat The close &c
above last night 'Bradstreet's' exports were 1S21i4
hush last week making seasons total TO- PA 600 bush
which il an Increase Of 55 45s 900 bush over last
The cash market steady with sales OF o2so bush
Including & bus 4Oc delivered ~ 900
bush No 2 o b. ancat. private terms and l2oo bush
quoted nominay ave. May corn closed on the curb at
86isc bid OATs-Tre market was quiet and steady
without much feature following the other markets during
the forenoon and closing at nc net advance The cash
market quiet, with sales Of $1,000 bush. including
1000 bush at 25c elevator; 1900 bush No AT 24c:
1900 bush No white 26i4c elevator l2VU bush track
white 25a2pc: 1000 bush rejected mixed PC elevator.
and 1000 bush rejected white. 244c elevator
BARIEY-Market inactive. Mailing. 4545Oc; feeding "a
39c. .RYE-Market dull; CARROTS 421asc; boa,loads.
44q45c. MALr-Market quiet. Western and city. %
@55c. :. .BUCKwHEAT-Marketd dull: primo State. 39t
G41c.
The quotations to-day the closing prices for the pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool March Fl. y. m.-Beef-Extra India mesa
at 60s Sd; prime 52s I'd. Pork-prims
mess Western nne dull at $685. DO medium dull at i5s
Hams-short cut about IA to IL ID. firm at ass Cd.
short ribs about - 10 firm at 2ss long clear midies
light about 40 to 4 No. steady at 26s 3D. long clear mid
dies heavy about 90 to 90 No. stock short mid
dies heavy about 90 to o. No. steady 28s bellies
about IL to IA No. dull at s ShouldersAbout IL TO
No. steady At 24s Lard-Prime Western spot dull at 27s
finest white dull AS coored dull
at AS TailowPrime city dull at Dos Cottonseed OIL
Liverpool enned steady at los 3D. Spirits Of turpentne
steady at 2os 3D. Rosin-Common Arm at 10 Cd wheat
No red winter steady at s. Sd; No Northern spring
steady at bs Id CornMxed Western spot steady At 81
Nd March easy at 81 Nd: April easy 30 I'D May easy
at Be- ID Flourst Louis fancy winter dull at u sd
Hons Mt LondaA-Pacinc Coast dull 1t 20@4Oe