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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-31
Died from a Mules Kick.

Willie Jones. 16 years old. died yester-
day morning from injuries received the
day before by being kicked in the left
breast, over the heart. by a vicious
mule ut the Continental mine. where he
was employed as driver. The young
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,

Hinder this heading short letters OF IN
terest will be published when accompa-
MED, for publication. by the writers
name. The Tribune will not be held re-
sponsibe for opinions here eXpresseu.I
LETTER FROM CAPTAIN MOlR.
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Choral Society Meeting.

This evening there will be meeting
of the Hyde Park Choral society at the
Congregational church by order of
Louis Watkins. All the members are
earnestly requested to be in attendance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-31
West Side business Directory.

PLUMBING-Willia d. Grifiiths, il3
North Main avenue, does hrst.ciass
Plumbing, Steam Heat and Gas fitt!hg.
Satisfaction is strictly guaranteed .
SKATES-Club, Strap and Lever. all
sizes; lowest price; nice present Grand
double heaters, SIS and up. Dock ASH
range and shelf. SIS and up. X. y.
Hughes. lsi South Main avenue.
BARBER-Hair cutting and shaving done
In q first-class manner at John II. keyn-
old's Barber Shop. at Fairchild's hotsi.
FI.ORIST-Cut flowers and funerai 1e,
signs n speciality. Floral figures, uSeIui
as gifts, at 104 South Main avenue. Har-
riet J. Davis, florist.
BICYCLES repaired. scissors grouna'
tools sharpened saws filed. Keys nt'eu'
machines repaired by W. L. Steenback
dealer In Guns, Fishing Tackle, uhuar
West Side bank
PHOTOGRAPHER-C Photos, sl.io
per dozen. They are just lovely. COR
vince yourself by calling at Starner =
Photo Parlors. 10l and l0a South Nam
avenue.
GROCERIES-Revcr Standard Java Cot.
fee Is unexcelled. The leading core OF
the day. For sale only at i. w. Mason
&. Co. Fine Groceries, Jig South Maih
SECOND HAND FURNITURE.cash for
anything you have TO SELL Furnlturre,
STOVES, Tools. etc. call and & see inc
stock Of ]. c. King. 1924 and 1026 jack
son street.
Special sale of Holiday Wines for fam
lily use. 35 cents per quar-. at James r.
Bests. 30s Cedar avenue.
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News Of tbe Suburbs.

fellow lived with William Jermyn, of
the Continental Patch. Arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been made.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-31
WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Elaborate Entertainment of Lackawannu
Council, No. 1873. X. A. in ST. David's
lIall-Number of Social Events.
Scranton and Taylor.

Lackawanna council No. 1888, Royal
Arcanpm, gave their annual entertain
ment last evening to gathering of in
vited friends that filled st. David's hall,
gallery and all. The auditorium had
been neatly decorated for the event,
which was pretentious to a remarkable
degree.
On the easterly wall, in front Of the
audience and covering the entire side,
large American flag added color to the
surroundings. Potted plants on the
platform, with numerous other decora-
tions at different points in the room
made very pleasing picture. The en-
tertainment was greatly enlivened by
the Lawrence orchestra, with Professor
Lindsay as director. During the even
Ing the orchestra rendered several
pieces which pleased the large audience,
as the hearty encores showed.
John Proud was chairman of the
evening. He made a short address in
the beginning of the programme on the
aims and Benefits of our ORDER"
king Cotton March" was played by the
orchestra as a programme opener. A
recitation was rendered by Miss Anna
II. Kuncle. William i. Prosser gave a
trombone solo. and the Misses Joseph
and Kahn sang "Rest Thee on This
Messy Pillow" The singers We're COM
PEELED to repeat the selection. Miss
Lulu Sylvester and Charles Doersam
gave an instrumental duet from Flotow.
Mrs. Alfred Connell sang thine"
There was then an intermssion. during
which the orchestra played "Jacinta."
Miss Cora Griilin's recitation at the be-
ginning of part second of the pro-
gramme was one of the finest numbers
Of the evening. Her selection was "The
Spanish Mother" She responded to
continued hand d-clapping with humor-
Gus fragment.
The address of \. ]. Colborn was
semi-humorous. He told charming lit
tie anecdotes to illustrate the important
points, and in bringing out the pur-
poses of the Royal Arcanum. His re-
marks We're very effective. Miss
Kuncle again recited and the enter
tainment closed with n selection by the
orchestra. 1t was Il thoroughly enjoy
able event.
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A Period of Parties.

Charles Holley. of Fourteenth street,
was pleasantly surprised on Wednesday
evening by Il number of his friends
Those who led the entertainment were
David Anthony, Elias Anthony and
Thomas Thomas. Those present were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. George j. jenkins. Misses Katie
Coombs. Maggie Bynon, Gertie Thomas,
Rachel Roberts, Jennie Bynon, Cora
Reese, Viola Evans, Annie Williams,
Ida Hughes. Emma Mnntz, Esther
Thomas. Tillie Muntz, Emily Holley,
Alice Edwads. John Woodruff. Edward
Peters. Charles Wagstalf, Thomas w.
Thomas. Ernest Miles. John NJ. Davis,
Reese Lewis. Harry Kostenbarder Fred
Lutz. Edward Schroeder. Willie G..
Thomas, David Anthony, T. Thomas.
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Burial OF Loser rh phillips.

The funeral of the late Joseph Phil
lips was held Wednesday from his late
home on Jackson street. Many of the
friends OF the deceased attended and
the many floral tributes testified to the
esteem in which the departed was held.
As lodge member he was popular.
This was shown by the large delegation
from Enterprise lodge, Loyal knights
America, beth of which attended the fu-
neral in n body. A Gates Ajar" was
presented by the Enterprise lodge. and
the Sons of America gave floral shield.
The pail bearers were: From the lodge,
John r. James, Thomas Thomas and
David Anthony: from the camp, j.
Archie Jones, Sylvanus Savitts and AL
bert Hartman. The flower bearers
were John II. Reynolds, David r. Jones,
from the lodge; George Saunders, from
the camp. Rev. II. Bell preached an
eloquent sermon at the Plymouth Con-
gregational church. where services We're
held. A Quartette composed of Mrs.
Brundage. Miss Margaret Jones, w. w.
Jones and John w. Jones, sang several
sacred selections. The interment was
Programme of TOnight's Entertainment.
The programme to be given by the
Independent Glee club this evening at
the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church is as follows:
Part First.
Wyoming Campus song...............Anon
Glee club.
~ - 4 ,,,N
Harlech war song..................G ..Glee cluD
10 SeNllla. ........................Ml MISS Tayiur
Southern Memories. .Glee club
My Queen. ......................Ar. Reynolds
Simple Simon.
Reynolds, Wells, Carr, Smith
Answer ......................... .Olcolt
Mr.. Russell.
Part Second.
Wandering Singers Patrol. Clark
Glee club
Aunt Sophronia at the OPERA"
Miss Carhart
Negroes Prayer"
Clark. Reynolds, Russell, Carr
Springs Awakening. ......Bu1k
Miss Clark.
Negro Medley. ...................Sh .Shattuck
Glee club.
Banjo solo, Belle Of Wyoming"
John Barnes Wells
Mr. Wells.
annie Laurie. ."...Buck
Gee club.
The fo owing are members Of the
club:
First tenors-William Milton Clark.
George Washington Reynolds, John
Barnes Wells.
Second tenors-Arthur Gerard s. Brink,
Frank Irwin Rummell, +. Louis Sturde-
want.
First bass-John Burnett Russell, Fred
erick Arthur Carr, Elwin Carlton Taylor.
Samuel John Price.
Second bass-Sterling j.. Wells Eyer.
Charles Wesley Lineth, William George
Boyle.
Soloist Miss Georgiana Curry Taylor:
elocutionist. Miss Helen NJ. Carhart; ac-
companist, Miss Libble Aileen Hard.
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News Notes ana Personals.

The Free Me;hodists will hold a quar-
terly session in Beers hall, beginning to-
day and lasting over Sunday. There VIII
be preaching by Rev. George Eakins, of
Binghamton.
The literary circle Of St. Brenden counC. Il
will debate this evening on the subject.
"Resolved, That personal liberty under
the law is the absolute right Of free
men,"
The Columbian Horse company has for
It's benefit attraction Joe OFT in the star
Gazer." to be given on the evening of Feb.
- at the Academy of Music,
George Ginader has sold his North Main
avenue hotel.
George Il. Clarke is in New York city on
business.
The coming of Chaplain McCabe has
awakened great interest among West
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-31

The programme to be given by the
Independent Glee club this evening at
the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church is as follows:
PART First
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Tribune ALMANAC 1896
rIo PAGES IS CENTS. POSTPAID
His Professional Advice to His Fellow Suffer-
ers: "Take NO-T0.Bac and BE
Yourself Again.

You are a to-
bacco user?
Why? ? ? ?
Can't give any
good reason, eX-
cept that IL
oh. Ilearned when
K ] was u kid"
y ~ h e W Orl d
= movea, science
B evolutes, and Is II
not reasonable
= that a cure should
be discovered for
the tobacco hab-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28

York March -. 1890.
BEEVEs Receipts. i26 care 2O0i head III for
and slaugherrrs and cars for the market
supply wns extremely light but demand equally lin
tied and stock WAS barely closed Wednesdays
prices The Of the Jewish holidays VIII prevent
all Hebrew butchers from Flaugicrlng until lat" Monday
Tuesday morning. Medium To prime steers
- 20fss - 100 NJ AT ~ ou$i 30. bulls
sides slow at Gu74c per ~. Latest cables nom Great
quote American steers dl al London ana Liver
pool nj o49xc weight stndy nj Glasgow al Dism
iOc: American sheep slow 1Osnliiic dressed weight
refrigerator beef Gcfcssed at 5fD per ~ shipments to
dny none on Saturday Massachusetts Tor London viii
take ou; 3l3 cati.e 2T5s quarters Of beef for
Schwarzschid Suzb"'ger, 800 cattle for j. Shamberg
Son on sunday Ontario FOR London viii carry ia cat
II. and Tor J. shamberg Son. and Ild cattle
Schwarzschild a. SulztrrRer the British King for Ant
take 90 sheep for l. T. Dilenback making the total ship
this for the week 2Os5 cattle. 1894
quarters beef. ana 3557 sheep. Of which to Great
Britain. 26s5 cattle. 9Mt quarters and 1854 sheep to
Antwerp. LOO sheep. and 10 Bermuda ana the West In
dies 103 sheep.
sales-Newion 20: II Lancaster County PENN
steers. 1903 ID averase so per 10" No. bull 4bo
81 30; 4 90. sos N. at So
p McIheSoa CO.; Is Kenusky , stsers 1881 NJ sI
State oxen l7I5 N 81 20: 10. 1920 NJ at % 81 q
bulls ?0G ~ at s. 10 Is $3.50 N. at 81 3D. Il do s+5
N. "A 81 l5 8 do. si+ n. at 81 -.
s. Sanders 10 OHIO steers 300 ID, AT 81 27s: II Ten
u. 1870 ~ at 81 10; cows 40 ID. at ~ 81: DO 800
H. at 81 10: do. 1890 n. at 81
shamberg SON ~ Chicago steers. 1893 NJ. at - 20:
is do 1895 10 Mt ~ ~. a
Hume & Mullen: bull. $50 n. 81 90; cows, 070 10.
at 81 10; do. 7l3 ~. at 81 81.
cALVES-Receipts 40 head. all for the market Trade
slow and at easier prices but the offerings all finally
disposed Of Ordinary 10 good ycas sold at t5asS 70
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


corr,o,c cotton market was fairly steady. open
Ing however with loss Of 4a5 points on me acl''e
months on disappointing Liverpool that inaIhe'
respond fully to advance YESTERDAY There was ls
Street account the months selling up ABOUT
points above yesterdays closing 1gaTe Nay e5 and
August 76G these prices being the highl OF 'e r's,
while lowest about 10 points n'peI "a. dacno
10 . points advance compared with Yesterdays ma
prices. The closing tone was easy, win 20. ,es
1si0o bales. The weakness curing me ,nr novsment
due largely heavier poriwar. ana interior CIV
than expected and free exports nte Th g.,
Great Britain amounting 10 about -v D, or,a If the
terror receipts sweed BY The receipt AZ some vi
smaller towns OF more than was looked ror. Inc
amount sigh, is also larger man vas , eH
peced Some unfayorhbe reports we're reoeN-u i, Nm
Kew England spinning centres and Boston reports tna
the Colony mills at Wilton y H. na.e snu, ~.
indefinitely owing the small market Tor their prouu,
ana II was also reported the Central cotton mills
a. south bridge Mass. Will reduce wages 10 per cent
next month. other mills have already reduced wages ol
eight cent cotton and two ana nan se,s io R
cloths The NewYork slo' cotton market as Wen as
generally unchanged: Receipts at New-oans oa LAY
arr estimated 200 200 bales. AGAINST Sls4 ne
day last week >9i3 last year ana 30. M 49,
against 3 4l5 the week and 64G4 last year
Galveston $50 bales against s42 last week ana -,
year Mobile. 1l9 bales against - las, WEEK ana D
year. Savannah. 9is bal against 2li8 last "ee e
and 235l last year; Charleston alo bales ssanst 30,
last 100 last year; Norfolk aCl bales against
against last week 461 last year Houston l"A
iats against last and 39ss las, year, at
9643 the same day last year Interior reeeps
for o242 bales. against 24o'S the pro
~ 3l3 bales against 900 last week and 1880 last
year stocks 292 DDS bales against 80
CENTS FOR the week were 10 bales including 1892 at
Brunswick. 1891 at Port Royal. 400 at fensacoia ana
357 at Newport News. ~ ,,,
The opening. and close to-day ana crossing o'oS
the previous night and last follow:
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.o. ana GENERALLY easier. CITY dressed Vss oocs car.
'"c rar M, country dressed at +'sy2e; ~" S
csss.s at sse and little calves ~ ouon 1873 ID average
ksles-HsIlsnbsok H0ils lVs 'sais 90 - 1ag NJ az
a, % p per 100 S s. DO. 1871 3D. at WI 20 '0' 400
80: o do, iii ID. at 50. an, - "a .o. as d. 1873 10
Hume Mullen ves: i.s n a. ~ ia al H. at ss d.
40" Nelson: ~ veals. 1870 ID. at So ., oa- or SIS
SHEEP AND LAMIss-Rseeips wers 80 S,p' the mar
Ier. and Including held over yeseIu T Srmsr:
rs cars on sale she-p In active dea .rhta not
lambs steady to ,oc lower; wi'n neav ~ Tedum TO
prime sheep sold at s. jvgs4 ~ per loo 10, q, s5
choice State sheep at 81 to; prime 10 soie mutton
So 10 few ohio spring lambs at % oy 80 a 1Msisc:
very firm ut egac 10 dressed iaIhus 20 ao0s5 per
and country dressed spring lambs easier al - o0sS '
SAFES Judd Co. Michigan lambs 80 70 axe ste
at 50 10 per 100 n; 1875 State do " ID al ~ w. ~
Hume Mullen 217 State lambs 81 10 at 70 ~ i 20
do s4 10 at So 49, 1888 do 90 fb at 70 ~ | s
H. at So in; 2oQ Western do IS TO- al % i'' LOT
sheep H Sg 10 state lambs. IS ~ ~ l''
Mchiran do IS 10 at s. I2 1875 do 81 No. at 30 at
u Mcpherson 4 Coz 204 Michigan LAMPS 90 no. 10 20
DO "a n at S. is2 Indiana DO loi ~ at - a. - ,p
pnnalo sheep l25 H. at 81 so; I'D do - 3D. al ~
20 Indiana DO lo2 ID. at 81 So ..n
j. H. Wilkerson 49, Ohio sheep. 80 ~ at ll3
ohio do l0l 10 at So Ohio sheep 10 10 AZ e., oh
Kentucky DO l02 10 at 81 spring lambs, a. ,,i
s. Sanders 30 Michigan lambs ,, % TO- lambs 81 d. at
Dllenb.ck: l75 State lambs "a ~ al 20 ~
HOGs-Rccepts were IL cars or i'Si W On e. C5 per
ion good light hogs cholce ISL. or
would sell at 81 10. Country dressed hea'S ""e'""
5G7c per n. r. l.. (,,o hogs iss n average, at
e. 10 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28

Chicago March - (Spcci ln-Th- wheat market mas
sin All the signs Of lsns Armour affair 1t goes UP
when the news Is bearish ana il goes on when the sur
,,,ndings nre all bush. May cpcned at E',c sou w
,ueon 63i. IJ4c sellers. and closed AT O3'sc- E"'y
everything looked bcarish Cables were DISAPPOINTMENT
Iv.rp,l being only I'D up There spring. wealth
Or West Minneapolis and Duluth promised an increase
f,r the week of bush. Seaboard cieaHneSS ior
IN. day cr, small less than $1,000 BUSH But looked
fr an hour as II Armour had peg In the market III
,,ic for MAY When found that their efforts
TO break prces were futile they turned about ana coy
shorts however got their supply rom some quarter The
last hour Of he "a weak one IN spite OF
very large sales About 100000 bush OF red winter
sold 70 millers TO 80 all, IN aan.''o'
charters made for l,o.h0 bush No Northern 10
sail ut opening OF navigation To-day sales MAKE
the total cash business here In three days chiefly red
winter wheat. about 100000 bush The theories In 70
o,rI 10 this market t-licye that Ar
mour has a bull campaign ahead: Others are Of the
opinion that Is simply making big market IN order
10 get his wheat from May TO July at profitable
premium ~ =,
Corn was quiet and a shade easier, May selling be.
tween 297sT2us,c and closing at 2oAc. There were
light receipts the estimate Saturday was
80 The sample market strong at 40 i,c advance
nothing. Cables easy; seaboard cearances were
Isl bush. There very little done In the pit en-
cept changing.
estimate for saturday 200. There little
port business done 1900 bush July at the close
only &c May. against sc premium on Thursday
Provisions stcaded by light hog receipts, only
1900 to-day; only 1000 estimated for saturday
yards DC higher. Packers SOLD little
July the advance. but inclined TO permit the
the curb puts May closed 62Hc: calls at
639sc. Puts on May corn at 2'Nc calls at 29i2c.
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations foot of CortIandt AID De.brOsses sta
100 A. W. daily, except sunday Tor MACCh ShSNA
az S,iK A. NJ daily Tor GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUF:
FAiO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE ana
nerson bridge Pullman Vestbule Sleeper to Chicago
lilo A. VI. daily Qeaves It 1870 A. NJ Sunday sos
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
Tor Reading and Harrisburg =.
800 p. VI. daily except Sunday for ElMIRA and g
connections for Pottsvie and Resd-
ing char-car 10 Wilkesbarre
Is 40 p NJ Sundays only for Wilkesbarre. L 4 b
Junction and all intermediate stations.
p. NJ. daily. except sunday. for l. b q. yCNCf
TION and principal intermediate stations Pullman bunse
narior car 70 Wkesbarre; connecting for Pottsvie
4,2O r. W. daily except Sunday. FOR Bound Brook ~
NIB =. W. daily for EAsroN and intermediate str
"S goo p. VI. daily for BuFrAI0. NIAGARA FALL!
snJ all points West. Pullman Sleeper vestibule traiA
Ecw-York Sleeper 10 Buffalo and Toronto:
Connections for Reading and Harrisburg.
O,}O p W. daily. except Sunday. for Easton ard inter
S,oo =. ". daily, for ITHACA GENEVA. RocHEe.
rf-R rIFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points Wet
pullman Seepers 20 Chicago ara Buffalo. Chalr-cas 10
Wilkesbarre. -. A.
ana 3c3 Broadway al East l4th-st l66 East 25th ST.
EswYork $40 Fulton St. Court st. eS Broadway and
fsrookiyn Annex Brooklyn. n. Y.
The New-York Transfer Co. will call for and bag
rage from hotel residence through to destination.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. March a. 3:4J p. m.-3cef-Exira India
nj UDs 3D. prime easy a 52s 81 Pork
Prime Western hne dull sos: do medium dun at
AS. Hams-ShOrt cut about II 10 10 H. firm M N,s
Bacon Cumberland cat about ~ H., firm AZ o,,s
rib. about - n, firm 2ss %: long clear mlden
light about ~ NJ firm 26s Oh rhort clear IN
dies. heavy abou, - 20 20 H. firm at 2is oil
lies about IL 10 IA NJ duh 2js 81 Sb0ullcrs- AboI,
o - N. steady iard--prime Western spot.
dull 20. ca. Characterization finest white dull at
t2s colpred dull AS Taliow-Prime city dun
DDS. Cottonsord oii-Ivcrpopl refined. steady
Spirits - turpcntne seady AT 2Js Cl. Eosn-C Common,
4s 81. Wheat No red winter. steady nj 5s I'd
No Northern spring. ficniy at IS Al Corn Mixed
spot. dull at - I.d March steady - ma:
April steady at - ii.d Mey steady AT > ~ Flour
81 Louis fancy winter 1ull " 81 Hops London
Pacific coast dun al 20lt4os.
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DrL LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN r. \
sta1icns in New-York foot Of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
vEsTIBULED THANSs HGiGMM BUFFET

Direct route 10 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTClAAlk
THE ORANGES. Summit Bernardsville. BaskiV
Ridge Madison. Morristown Passaic. Paterson Room
Dover sta ~r%T NEWTON pupps LA Ny
MOUNTAIN washington PHIII.IPsbURG. EAsToN
WATER GAP STROUDSpURG, Poeono Mountains
SCRANTON. fITTsTON wILKEsRARRE, NANTl-
ros. BINGHAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH water
VILE UTICA RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS, Cor.lana
SYRACUSE. OSWEG0 ITHACA OWEGO ELMRA
CORNING. BATH DANSvILrE, Bt'FFAIO and su
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST =,
1:26 A. M-BINGHAMroN MAIL. Stops a, principal
o ~ a. M-RrFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAMroy,
UTICA RICHFTELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars con-
meet at Buffalo with train Tor Chicago and points west
100 p M-sCRANroN wILKEsBARRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet parlor
4 % p M-SCRANTON. WII.KESBARRE and PLfH'
OI'TH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars.
73O p DAILY Buffalo Vestibuled Limited Expires
for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON EINIRA, BUT.
FArO Pullman Rure, Sleeping Car. Connects o.
buffalo with ira. n for Chicago and points west. ~
o 30 p n CIDaily)-BUFFAIIO. SCRANTON. RlNGHAN.
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and OSwEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers a..
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at Y
Park Place 429 Broadway. Tickets ferry stations ~
broadway III 4th-ave.. i2th-st 81 West i2sh-st
2Ss ave NewYorls 800 and 726 Fulton st. ana
100 broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving full in'o'-
nation all stations "A
check baggage from hotel residence destination
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growing crop little uncertain pa 1atssy NOR. one
guess than Of actual knowledge Cash wneat trh No
dull to-day Sales reported OF lIvC ot'1 harS a.
Northern private and Of 1000 bush 40 ~ iaha
5c over May o b. No red was auo.eo a. 1wt.
lie May. b. anoat: al ran Lar, ana a., ~ Zoe ~
CORN-The market for corn was ieaure 80 ,Is Wsst
and futures There positive prediction from 'le
that rscepts will Increase. owing - the shpheh, ..
cribed corn from country stations Tn demand oi eo
locally IL insignificant hut fair business
fom ftnorts The close to-day vas UNCHANGED livi" aH
evening Cash corn dull. Sales included 4"" o"sn
steamer white corn SIC; 600 bush Yellow o c0rn az
3iiaf3Sc 1900 steamer yellow AT "f.c' "vn plsh
uneradsd white 3Dc and = steamer ana 20 = 10
aether al 37i.c No quoted al "'1gc e
vator. OATS-The market for oats was again IN
AZ the West from the Southwest are that see
ing is being pushed forward rapidly and that the Ro
is in good condition The interior movement OF Da's M
This week decrease In five days OF Z-l'"p pIsi
while corn has decreased 27oo" BUSH Cash oats We
ouie but slightly better; sales were only 2ioo pnsl IN
Guiding 5000 bush "a 2j.c elevator 2tn nsh
No 2 at 24c: 1880 bush No white. 23c; l1O" nusl
track white 24G2siac No . white is quoted a, Zo..c'
BARLEY dull and nominal. Mating
quoted al 45G49c: feeding. 3503'c. Ky E--sla,het
Inactive CARROTS aga i3c MALI-Market dull az
45G55c ......... Observation-Disclosures quiet Prime
state quoted at slisG42c delivered
Thu quotations to-day the closing prices for the Pre-
vious day dosing prices for the corresponding GATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. March 2I-Cotton quiet middling. ll-l6c
low mid1lng 5-ldc; good ordinary. Is 6c net and
.ii0 bales. sales $40 bales;
bales; stock s24 bales. Weekly-Net and gross re-
ceips lO2il bales; to the Continent 1872 bales
coaswise. 49, bales; sa.es l.l62 bales spnners
bales
Norfolk March 27-Corton firm: middiing I e-lec;
low mddng 3 i6c; good ordinary 6sc; net and
receipts 5Gl bales, coastwise 3I7 bales
sales 56 bales: stock - $50 bales. Weekly-Net and
gross receipts. 6.5iD bales; exports Britain
3i24 bales the Continent 100 bales coastwse 1894
ba.es. sales p2T bales
savannah March 2I.Cotton quiet: miidling. O. Ice:
low middling 'sc: net and receipts LBS
sales 2s3 bales stock. 42,577 bales Weeky-Net re
ceips $3.50 bales; gross h33l bales exports Con-
unent ill25 bales coaswise, Gli7 bales: sales J22
bi.eH.
New-Orleans. March 27.-Cot,cn nrm good middlinS
10 lGc: miidlng Issc; low mdiling. 7 1-l6c: good
ordinary 7c receipts. = 40 bales gross ba.es:
exports 70 Great Britain 252 bales France. 30 bales
ceips 259o bales gross q 5G2 bales exports to Great
Britain i2doi bales: France. OTS0 bales the Con-
bales.