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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March u (SpeciaI.Wheat steady to-day.
after such a break suffered Friday
May opened &c cents sold between G3 and 62h.. and
closed at G3M sellers Cables. OF course. were
lower Liverpool decline about one-,hird
much this side Friday There moderate
clearances for the day. bushels The clearances
the previous. The Argentine shipments. 1.o2aooo
bushels, showed falling off from the week before Of
l25O1D bushels and a falling oil from last year Of
bushels. Northwestern receipts large 5i1
cars against week and 327 year.
There a moderate cash business here. about 10000
bushels millers The scabOard reported little
done for export The business done Friday on the SHARP
break seemed pretty well I'll the demand. The
trading large. The liquidation Of long
wheat appeared TO be pretty well over: the other
hand there appeared unusual demand the decline
The bulls felt disappointed
any demand. II Saturday market, however
with general inclination TO even up
where opened and just where 1t closed Friday night
May between 237. and 29a. cents. and closed 2
Large receipts prevented advance. 1872
to-day; estimated Monday. Gables without
change Seaboard cearances 307.O0O bushels II
expected local stock here Monday will show
of 300 600 bushels Samples easier. The
speculative trade was unmpor,ant The support Of 1t
from holders Of puts
steaded by goodsized export business with
London, 10000 bushels They were also inclined to
sympathize with strength wheat May opened at
2OS. between 207 and 20A and closed 2O. d20
cents looks II there would be a decrease In local
stocks Monday. Samples were !. cent lower.
1t looked somewhat II. with Lent drawing toward
close they proposed 10 push their bull campaign In ribs
There general covering Of shorts to-day partcu
lary by wheat traders who have putting
in provisions The receipts 1900 the
for Monday 30 CO., thu estimate for
was 12s 600. Prices at the yards steady
calls; at Gas. cents puts" on May corn. ON cents;
''cas" 29ssQ2J% cents.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

London March 1.-THE offerings to-days wool sales
comprised H. 100 bales. The was good the
competition active and the prices irm especially
and good greasy mcriOns and most OF the secured
woods There was fair supply Of crossbreds which sold
top figures stimulated by strong demand the part
OF Yorkshire buyers and anxiety Continental
operators who purchased largely. The total
OF American buyers 1000 bales. The sales the
prices obtained
New South Wales-2OO bales. Secured Is 3i1dN1s Al;
greasy. 6dg9d: locks and pieces. I'D
Queensand-2sUO bales. Secured, Is i1dQ1s Id locks
and pieces. lo,sdas %; 7daoisd; locks and
pieces. casa.
Vctors-I 300 bales. Secured 11hd@Is Sd: locks and
pieces. Gh4s ID; G24il2d; locks and pieces.
4Q0d.
South Australia-13oO bales. Greasy SG10d; locks and
pieces. 6hNskd.
West Australia 400 bales Secured 0kGls 81. locks
pieces Ss994d greasy, 5hq09d: locks and pieces.
3hQ6lxd
Zealand 800 bales. Secured. 74dQ1s 3D. locks
and pieces 7dQs Id greasy sQl0zd locks and pieces.
6&99d.
Cape OF Good Hope and Naal-100 bales Secured. l0i
q1s 5isd: greasy. 5s4Q6hd.
series Of sales will close March 20 The offerings
for next G048 bales The arrivals for
the third series to date 90. O47 bales
imports for the week have been: New South Wales,
30 bales Victoria 8463 bales: South Australia, 1867
bales NewZeaand 1855 bales: Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal. 67I5 bales other points, sos bales
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a quarter of an acre to each person. and 10 nave
understood that if the plot is not taken care OF OF
properly and the weeds permitted 10 grow; IL Is
10 be taken away We shall furnish the seed ana
the tools. do the poughnS. and proviue such iei".@
are necessary. -.
'In addition to the individual plots, want 10 nave
a cooperative farm, as II may be Called OF scNsia
acres-as many as may be necessary-Whlch shdii
range that those cultivatlng plots shall 90 certain
work this farm for small wage so that IN, IN
will be able to earn their carfares, ana also d htte
to help them through the season
AN EDUCATIONAL WORK.
1--WE shall be providing not only assistance for
the time being but shall also be educating these
try and do farm work intelligenty in case they
wish to do so and there IS demand Tor them'
There is a constant demand for farmhands. ana
believe a great work is 10 be done IN TINS way.
I'm undertaking this work realize that am as
summing a considerable burden in addition 10 my
regular duties here and | hope that the rlshII
person will be found TO relieve me OF II. III NOT
believe that a good measure of success VIII be han
OF course, the work will have to he under inc
supervision of intelligent, practical farmer.
understand that we have the use OF the lana
placed at the disposal OF the comInttee ldso S,d
and that the company owning 1t has sufncient iahu
at it's disposal allow us as much as we nced. !.
Elections Commissioner Erreger, the chairman OF
the committee, also seen He showed Hlucn
interest in the work and expressed the OPINION .at
IL would be carried more successfully thls year
than last While he had been somewhat douptlu
he said as to the ADVISABLE of going on with H.
he was now convinced that ii would he a mistake
to abandon It, for 1t was apparent that tne comu,-
tions last year were not favorable to Its entire sue
cess. He thought Mr.. Nichols plan OF registering
the applicants and seeing that only worthy persons
were set at work an excellent one
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railroads.
lEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot of Cortiandt and .Si:

stations foot of Cortland and Dsspr sm cTpr'SK
700 A. VI. daily. except Sunday. for MACCh ShO'"
and intermediate stations. ---.-.-,, p,r
S,IS A. VI daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. bCE
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE Ans
the West and principal local points. dining car 10 sus
pension Bridge. Pullman Nestibule Sleeper 70 o.
II.tO A. NJ daily tleaves 1t 10 30 A. NJ suhlnr. 1T
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
800 p VI. daily except Sunday. for EIMlRA ana an
intermediate stations connections ior fo's'e anu ~
ing chair-car 10 Wilkesbarre n
3:YO T.. VI. SUNDAYS only for Wkesoarfe' Ia -
Junction and all intermediate stations , ,,-x~.
4;lO r. ". daily. except sunday for l.. * - y ~.s
TIoN principal intermediate stations; Puiimsh 0uHe
naror-car 10 Wiikesbarre; connecting for PottsNi
i:2O =. VI. daily. except sunday for Bound Bro'H anu
NIB p. " daily for EAsToN and intermediate So
800 r. VI. daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA fAL IL:
ana all ro,nts West. Pullman sleeper vesunuLe u.,a
Nh, VI - Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto:
connections for Reading and HARRISBURG ,.,...
O,3O r. VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR Faston ana h'
mediate stations s ,r>.rx,. po<rIEs-
TER B(rFTAIO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points va, =.
pullman sleepers Chicago ard Buffalo Chair-cH
Wilkesbarre. ga
and i32s broadway. 81 Fast l4th l5S East Inn ~
Nav York. Fulton ST. Court St. 9S Broadway' a"s
Rrooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. y. Y
Transfer Co. VIII call Tor ana cnecN oSs
cage from hotel residence through TO destination
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Duffy SECURED THE REWARD.
HE BEAT HIS WAY ON THE RAILROAD BY SWIM
MING IN THE WATER TANK.

From The Kansas City Star.
Duny-Thomas H. Duny-,is in town Mr. Duffy DUFFY
describes himself tourist baoonst anti-railroad-
ars and He says he has s,a and ds evs
on eHsEy r ne sa ii uHe ships
makes Kansas City every eighteen months lie
Wth gray gray mustache G quiet twinkle his
and active thirst. He doesn't carry a runk
D %ure has h Peey E egn of cas
two pairs of nd Psa ol sa o
said Mr. Duffy. proudly, explaining his methods OF
riding. AN there amt TO road my Pullman don
DUFFY claims be the only. man who ever took
down the late Jo Key yb Ho snTnes
Railroad. which runs from Malvern TO Hot Spring
Ark is very short line eq he nsed ib 70
tariff Diamond Jo had the trains closely watched
of clothes to any man who could beat his way over
IN" TT iV Was this way. said Mr. Duffy munchng
Glove I'D from Europe and the sea air al, had
Reynolds's kind reward to- the man who could es-
his conductors The EN- used to wateh
couplin' pins. one evening. just before the milne
R ank in up hs mime 'd% S ana cmSed Inc
The milne pulled up to the water tank and took
Thsn Ma e train tn pae s ou an
ngagem'nt the man fish; The water in the hole
utes and get swallow OF air, then down az m n
and so on Purity soon we struck ~ gram ana 'h
while it had got down to me teeth; sos ! could
breathe an when we pulled into Hot Springs 1t
was down to knees
IL knew when we got to Hot Springs. so pushed
up the top of the tank and hauled Inesef up lhefc
on the platform wuz 'I)imon' 10.
HI there! says l. Where's me shute OF
clothes?
"'Who yeZ? says he.
I'm a bail6onist whln amt man fish, says l.
What are We dom? says he.
I'm peddlin' brains says !. an l think I've
struck with a good market
with that he laughed and took and bought
a good shue Of clothes and give me his check c.
fer twenty -foive. An l says 10 him: II yc don
want me Ter ride free Mr.. Dimon 10. you've got
TO tear up yer track or quit usin shame. An
went out OF that town ridin in the window cars an
wild Mr.. Dimon' JOS pasteboard In me pocket
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rypORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REfoHi.


.orro>- -r.oro ,os steady opening. with prices 2a4
n,s richer on pretty good Liverpool and covering ny
i"'' Trere was n reaction which carried away
80, al ~ the Improvement. after which the MARI"
I'D fairly steady closing very steady III .''e - a.,
ne,a s and others showing a net advance o
p.., To,ai soles were only 3I,2W bales bNefppo
a advance OF -ho points, az.
ao,nn was a little better but quiet. sales HoWs ~ ~
: 90 bales Tho trading almost ehtHe) loi
account with fluctuations within the Mario" ANS
Local traders conservative
light. and the movement
p,lt' e. eg,red on a light basis IL Is thous". , we"
s,ocks will considerable TINS Week ~ -'. nor
n - 1esl ~ cotton bought Will come forward nv
~ ,nr Tho day were about 500 bales hHals. 800
week L. ia2 last year anu ,oh
the s", r Xew orleans expects Monday 2Sno 20 "Sov
iaies against 1913 the same day as % ~, Ia vii
90 7to Two years ago Probably soVv naies W.
E rccce,ya nj New orleans this week rot
,n. ueek are estimated at G.nw 10 49, r,re,,,s
=, 7sT last week and 1857 last year. oaS re law
a, houston wer. lsI3 bales. against o.h, 10 hales
Ice week last year. ana ri MN M, u.a,har
,ao last 1857 last year, ~
perors received up Friday evening py ,,iriv GOOD
indicate farm WORK mas na'
pt Tho rainfall has moderate as go. bs
W ,,y localities in the Gulf and Atiah''c eel
zion has been heavy. Al tne 49, nuph.r
lower. with sno" IL. In
OF po,s7 .yeninr was Isl s1G bales against $500
s'h'. sa,pc neri0d TINS SHOWS u" T,.rc
rs comnarcd with last year OF taica against
~ - s,rht during week S--'' -,
u wy We .,s decrease Of 1loi, -'N bales ..,
pIS =, a.. ~ 1875. falhs or ~
ia,'u - a.. Corresponding date Of lsi ana "ni, "a
on bales r. 1898 The tolal ~" L., year
go 900 in 1894 and 4rI2 40 In lN' o., o,e The same
lean supply Is "i"- '"' '''N@'
time ias year and close to-day and closing DIGS inc
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Cash quotations follows: Flour su.ss sna :;
rTSss S sqsssnf Ssas Sc SPITE
sSin NO oats iS.c 3sc: No barley SaSes
Mo pe aIs's ssi 3d. 3D. 8 s'5s r.
g 81 short . 5Ss 81 s Clos g. short
HAS So wafssy s'e rsaa nnisner S .snd.
81 ~ Der Dbl Hinged OIL 3sc boiled .oe o.
Produce Exchange t ida, iss sands i
erSs steady: fresh stock. ioa1oi.c
C,rciunati. March i4Flour market fairly sssvs win
ter pasn 81 5Sas2 Wheat market euis
steady 70 st ' &c y ysf ?s SS aSs
steady fampIe mixed 22c No wne; ,sss api fxmI,
s sss g SHf Lard sas Sale s:eaa i s,t ..
prime priv steam s S fso o su, nor s e.s 1 sS
&c Dry easy; cs: ssss sss se hSs:
Sn9s worth .Ss se more Egg quiet barely say strictly
Ios,o,se ID, suct ioa i sS. s Ct 81 e
Mfvaukee March H-whsai opened nn rs %T
openeS at Csc fell e.c rallied q esc and sses 4
Sor tsa4 esseese N.hsfn & s 5s1s.y h, Wy
n s;.e rc sn k sHe rssr and price. teeis
.c more and ie for tS5s .s s srd s
natents in wood MI suns ioxer; sacked oran NO"
Minneapolis, March 1A-rhere vas r'ssfrs m,sk n =
speculative wheat market Toy sm nusraas to -
MARKET ala not sr.ss into SS,s ), n'S ss "a
s Closing a; ss.sSss.e Iuy opt CO... srOs. 70 4s
and ciosed scae.c Case ~saan'' srs.aT
rom &c to &c May ps rs r1,ss ing, af; - y 8:
IN
mnd.r No Northern. On uaek-No ! hsrl sS ., 80 -
Eorbern hec: No Northern. 3si4c ptor ,'any ~ ~
81 10 FOR patents and sess2 ~ Tor hassT frSises0S
., coo hills: shipments. - 5e6 bois HIlstuht-f.iAn ~
hulk quoted at s. 1881: shorts trihe scarce a. ~
figures. l.
Ph;ladeIphia March 14.-F7our-Trade costnueo Gov
and unsasfactory and prices Of springs weak usI -
cra PRESSURE TO sell Winters IN nall supply ADJ
Wheat offerings and prices resi steAiy ~
ract vhea,-Narch and April. 1lsfslisc' My ana 'uot
sL sr7Oc Co-n-Market dull: fea:urelesS WIN no Ir,
shan S,1 in Sfes Sun no sats aa
light Tor and options but no cns ~ fl
Re.e,ps and offerings liberal No Write Garn ~
AprI 2sLQ2ei.c: Nay and June Ttgzic. HSss Sat
weak Pennsylvania nrsts fiirE12c: western az e
Srgars-Rened with prices generally &c nisne' o''
trade quiet Other articles unchanged
St Louis, March 14-F.our weak. uncnangso;, w.
higher March 59isc: May. GosG6O4c July 11se- 30
steady March cjizc: May. 26i.c; July, na-sc
NAV higher Others lower; March. isitc; May. Gs9ssi
July 1919. Eggs firm a; SAC sor fresh
mss nominal S. s1i. old. So 3Ii1 sieaay:
zoe: choice 5f7l1c Bacor-Shouders orc long oses
clear ribs SIC: sides. sac Dry salt
ders 4sc: longs &C. clear ribs ohc; clear sdes osc
High wines steady AT 81 % Wool lower missouri sna
Illinois medium clothing and combing, l3gltc, iow ana
braid iolfi2Iac light fine l0QlOzc; heavy me sgo:e
Ters. medum clothing and combing. llql2c low aha
hraid sG9.c: light fine 94lOisc; heavy me, oa'n,
,,h washed choice lsq20c: fair 1Il.Ilsisc low; lse
t3i.c Ragring orders. MD. &c; I'D. tsc;
10 Iron tiers re; hemp Irvine, &c Lead steahy' ~
souri ana desverizsd. 2Soc bid; chemical, -.s0c oie
SpeIter steady at 3eoc
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-lork. Macn H. NV"
REEvEs-Receipts were single OF 10 head FOR a
city saugherer The transaction In live cattle was
Which l' averaged ii5o ~ and s. % per lco 10
Feeling steady CITY dressed native beef SIDES were IN
Isn5a a' @nae n beef higher at Ease per ~
ann lmericS s sheep steady a. 2gsc dressed
Tn M Mohs S s WI na Sf 200 he il rh e'
CALVES Receipts were co head No trading Of any
Importance. Feeling weak. Dressed calves IN limited de-
mand al 6n9sc country dressed veals 'Hllc FOR city
dressed 3pic for little calves and ig'e for dressed
sHFrr AND LAMRs-Receip,s p cars or ass,
head ali for market. and counting the cars held
Pr trade in both sheep and lambs at steady prices
held over Ordinary 10 choice sheep s9d a,
89asi 70 spring lambs on SALE Dresses Ssh mutton s0
country spring lambs unchanged at s. 5onsd per
Sales Haenheck Hollis: 1875 Western lambs 50 n
= 10 FER 800 No. 2o9 ONO and MchF ,7 d 90
90 b. S i@, 81 sias sheep 1872 n At 81 L %, %,
H9 S at N s5 c q S'' nmsi iS
s. ~ q is ssss sheen ms lOS 2, n a, !, 81 az
So H. 10. 100 do, 10 10 at s. 50 DO 10: ~ at 50
~ rSnao smes T &c 10" at sS IS s dd = NJ
$ sanders 2l5 ohio lambs II ~ at s. 10 Jas state do
s Judd 4 Co.. ie oro lambs OF ID, at So 20; ISL Ohio
j. H. wkeTson. Indiana lambs rs N. at IS, IA IN
diana sheep 1876 n at s..
S,r5" S sa %s'f" s%s' At i"
% sars or 4aIg heal Of 81 xh aSh
s. 10 per Country dressed steady at SAFE for ex
Sales " Lamb lis hogs 10 ID average. at 81 81
per 100 NJ
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Louis March &C n.css sps H. S.n head xny.
steer. gSss cow ss
S .: s IN ins ss'sss
Receipts 20 head market as no M. sales epS,'sd
600 head market steady Common s 20 sr r.
cows and bulls 81 Soqss 10; calves. sSas6. Texans
s. cgs H. lots sssa TO- ms sammdn r To
hoice mixed 81 soaSi TO- choice assorted 81 ioas4 i2s
200 head: marte! firm. Inferior to choice 81 Goa
market steady iight and medium 81 I5asa STA heavy
So 7Oa$3 50; pigs So 65@s3 10 Cattie-Receipts. 800
to good sSqss So hefers best s3as3 so; far
good 81 soas3 bulls 81 25ass % stockers and feeders
81 Sas @ Trees S9a S s ssa a
East Liberty. March i4-Cattle Receipts fair market
ssass u.s. p' eSyes s. SoSs IS liberal
market duh and prices fully Zoe lower Medium grades
ar: 50 4oa$s 60; common. 81 I0asal0 lambs 50 500
Buffalo March 4Cattle-Recelpts last "a hours 26is
head. Tor week thus far l592s head for time
New York 200 head on siic head: market opened
steady closed firm. wh all sold; light TO fair steers
ssa s. qs % last q hours 50 sS
head head total for wss thus a aso heaa for sam
head; New York 1920 head; sale $500 head
S a S' mediums S "ns % m ESy s. sas
s. o roughs 81 4oass 70; stays 81 7sasa Late sales
Light and ,S good rom Workers. sa2S mixed 40
lambs Receipts hours. $500 head; total for wees
Ss ' Consigned f0 o head. .ms to last wsss
head on sale o4oo head market opened active CLOSED
s M a., od i0 as pma siS lambs s q g
good to choice 81 coast 10; export lambs 81 7eg$4 So
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March l4-Flour dull Wheat dull: No 2,
asked; Southern by sample. 74os5c do grade. 7o;9
I3isc; stock 10000 bush sales 10000 bush steady
mixed. spot: March and April. ss7sas4,sc; May 34sa
3sc July 35sc asked; steamer mixed 32%Q32'sc; South
34i1I35c: stock 100000 bush. Oats steady; No 2
white Western Ss%a2Ic No mixed do Zoe bid; stock.
Western stock. $1,000 bush. Hay quiet: $40 bid Grain
relghts steady Sugar strong; granulaed 81 90 Other
articles unchanged
Boston. March H.F1our quiet easy; patents. 81 I5g
81 winter patents $iqSi .5 winter clear and straghs
81 GOa$3 49, spring clear and suaghs S3qs0 go Corn
meal steady 74@76c bag 81 s0qsi s5 barrel. Corn
steady: steamer yellow track 3Vc; No and
Ssisc Oats steady; No clipped 29c; No clipped, $50
quiet spring bran ship Sl3 10; winter BRAN St
middlnss. sls 7sGsis So cottonseed meal s2i 7o6s22
sl2 so; barrel beef ssgsil Hams ehaiosc Lard 6nc.
Bacon. eq9iic Lambs 7asc; mutton and yearlings SO
Gisc Veal. sIOc; fancy. lie Fresh beef quiet, 5isG
bNc hnds 7Gesc fores, 1900 Butter-Choice Northern
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March a. p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
duh 67s Sd; prime mess dull at 53s 3D. Pork-Prime
Western fine. dull at 10s; do medium dull a, 43s
about IA to 10 n. steady SIS Bacon
cumberland cut about - 30 n. firm 2ss 3D. short
rib about - 10. steady at 2Is Cd long clear mddes.
light about 40 A H. steady at 27s long clear mddes
heavy about 80 TO 50 n no stock short clear mddes.
about 50 n, steady 25s 3D. clear bellies.
about ~ TO IA n. steady at us shouldersAbout IL to
1s ~ steady at 24s 81. Lard--Prlme Western spot,
steady nj 27s CheeseAmerican finest white dull A.
do coioed dull 42s TallowPrime city easy at pos Gu
o-Iiyerpoo refined steady at 1Ss % Spirits
~ turpsn;ine steady at EOS Sd. RosnCommon irrn at
Tor,hern spring easy at 5s 3D. Corn-Mixed Western.
sno, firm at Is ND: March dull at g ND April dull
MAY dull at IS F1our-St Louis fancy winter
easy at Is 3d. Hops Iondon-Pacihc coast steady at
3DlilOs.
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The market for Rio and Santos rone va 1, ~ sno,
lake Tor Rio 10 ,so sp9 Ma Sn private
FI0rrH AND MEAI.-The market for -four to-day was
steady more inquiry than has been no,cea re.sny
Prices for brands winter wheat grades were nrmy hrh
but on others Lover pTGf %'e ncudns 500 bb-
Winter patents s.: 1900 bbls rashs 50 ssgsa 10 100
At as2 @ ,aS, 200 So e sD:
Esmerada s. IS western southern. s. ooasa IS
terms Quoted: Fine white 0oc nne yellow s5c coarse.
ga saa1p so u2 Ss te% as sc' ho@%y
chop eoaG2ic meal s@s o' oil meal a2lac;
city feed C5a67c. Sales. 400 tons city at G5n67c.
GRAIN -wHEAT-The wheat market had steadier
ps,ea further weakness IN Of the bcarish Of
we'll short and fearing to stay 70 over SUNDAY. they
oSsr last night tn. was quickly satisfied and
s .ns an no sold Vest est snd "i' s n aF here
tradsr~ who bought early on Investment account the
pool market and continued bearish crop The
weather in the wheat belt Vas much the s san as IT has
with Indications pointing to continued favorable cond
Shipments. pTeaicng 7ooooo bush for the week This
was reasonable figure but ANY In the trade noush II
ncially given l0iocoo bush. Bradstreei's' weekly
hush wheat and nour against 2 io7 on, bush the week
before since July the exports have been 1907 40
were instrument o1nng hu in the last nv" minutes
rushed prices highest point Of the day the close
being kQIc above last night. on I'm curb trad
ing was rather quiet about closing prices Cash wheat
neglected. Sales: 1900 bush No Northern. l.c over
Nav o afoat, No red quoted nomnally lie over May
Z o nfoat hard spring quoted 5'4c over May o b
afoat and No Northern quoted 2tc over May b
afoat May cloe.d at 70i.c. .cORN-1hc market for
corn was firm throughout the morning with fair trade
The ~ interest was report that, owing 10
breaking roads in the West, the receipts
would probably decrease during the balance OF the month
The close was firm AT advance. Cash market
nominal Sales: $1,000 bush No white o u anoni. pr
vate terms quoted nominaly 3sd3s1o elevator and
3D0 lOc delivered 'Brsdsreets exports Tor the week
were 7Os bush against 10000 bush the week be
fore Since July the total has been Gs 100000 bush.
against II 20 bush year. .OArSThe market
was quiet but fairly steady. In sympathy with wrat and
corn The close was unchanged from last night. Cash
oats neglected Sales: 10000 bush No 25tc elevator
and 26.c delivered No oats. 25*ci No white. &c
asked: No white. 25isc: track whlts 20n29c
BARI.EY-Narket quiet mailing. 4laooc; feeding 3sf
4,c - .RYE-Market inactive: carlots HQ<oc: boat
loads asa 40c. MALT Market dull; Western and city
nuoted nj 4o457c. BUCK WHEAT Market quiet
prime State quoted at 40uilc elevator
The quotations to-day. the closing prices for the
vous day closing prices for the corresponding date
Loo f.t
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.o-aay. and closing bids tho
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-15
ROYALTY on WHEELS.

FROM Lazy \ IlctoI"i.
That bicycling will be more popular than ever
as fashionable pastime this coming season Is
practically certain. Not only. OF course Is Hyde
Park available for cyclists. but the Green
Park Club for Ladies taking steps to
make their Enclosure at Battersea Park especially
attractive this season, This club now numbers
Princess Christian and Princess Victoria. an ac-
complished cyclist, among It's members. while there
is a great rush of fashionable folk to join 1t now
that il has new premises in Grafton street II Is
sure to send smart parties forth daily into both
parks. l cannot help feeling glad that the Duke OF
Cambridge did not grant the petition TO have n
portion of Hyde Park rallied off for this club Such
a step would have been extremely unpopular.