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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
THE STATE or TRADE.

Bmore March TmF'ar qgi .t. '3l'. 80 M Sos
d. ,s srsle TX aT4sc. stock HOO hush. Corn steady
mixed spo March len 1na Aprl @ 90 i Hly .oet
hush. ssir- 500, bush oats steady. ~ white West
Sush X ~ inactive ~ 80 nearby s'ge. western
az, I'D, s sa., w. S.'' conc ray anlet la7.c
nrs,on March 2,liour gu'e, ard easy .Pr l pa,
,- e, s s. ss Is ~in~r clear sni stfasns
8. Cornm,,l steady az ;Iuidc bag. 81 SlHS ~ a
sa', .,e,n Si" aSS re- OATS steady ~ clpp~
\, . clipped 27A12sc. ~ white. 2,,.c ~ 3 do. 20
s' BRAN. sii =. milling sS 20 G5onsrci meal s2i -
as22 Pork steady, backs il"i2e cH'so re- han ,n's
bacon. aaloc Lambs. as. Mutton and ye.rlinf 80
4asc N' fo.es saac aer sray casc Noran
creamery. 2ia23c Western 23H?ic imitation, l'HiSa'
i5aisc Cheese quiet. western 9ae'sc. Eggs steady
nearby ica IS Esslern FL western sq n "a ns
yes 81 a5qsi -. red dncys 81 2oasl p Poultry guie,
choice iGaiSc: Western frcsn .9a 3c fowls northern
2e wes'"n i"a s"gsy chicks ana old s saei ~
35aIoc Green Mountains. 3oc white stock 25c. Apples
infs s. 7ss - vsirncias 81 oasG Mcs1ina s. 5o@S
Lemons. s2osa Turnlps quiet a. s. ." squash 50 a
ash Rye straw steady At slsuSis 20.
Buffalo March 2,sprine wheat closed lsc higher bu,
nothing doing winter wheat closed dun and nominaly
lie. TO arrive. asked" Corn closed strong unchanged
Oats closed gue' .nghanf Ra ,rey :aiy s"%@ push
store quiet. unchanged Mfced arm. unchanged
Chicago March 25-Thc leading ranged As FOL
lows.
Wheat. No. 3 Opening Highest. Lowest, Closing
March ............ COS. 6liz cox 6iia
May .............. h-NHb-Hs UbntSt's t2tHd2i. ~
July ............- b-tsH'5 'lb's O@'s O}ia
Corn. No. .:
March ............ 2si2 Isl d2sAs "a. 2si1
May .............. 2Hi. - 2H21N 2ra. ~
July .............. .nss aot, 3O& 3Oig
September BIZ 3l9s 0ssM3lis 3liau3l%
oats No. .:
May .............. 1912 i9%a9A. i9asaipi. 1871,
July .............. ioHG2o 2oi. io.uia7s i9-,02o
september 20. .Ui.H2Os 20. 20. u2OA
Mess pork per Dbl:
MAY ............. 1915 sssj $50 S SCI,
July .............. 80 300 sH2is 900
Lard per 100 n:
July -. . 5.i2
Short rhr per 100 ID:
May ......+....... ~ % 4Olia
July $50 80
tntl.t IN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26

The statistical position Of Brazil coffee Is as folows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
,>rIr MEETING

The Indications are TINT there will be large
attendance at the meeting OF the Republican state
Committee IN the Fifth Avenue Hotel. at IL m
tomorrow. Replies have been received at inc COM
,n!ttee hea Quarters 70 some OF the notices whch
were sent ou; calling the meeting. and II was s3ld
last nigh; that of the out-of-town members Oh
The committee might be expected 10 arrive at the
hotel this evening The main business or the meet
ing Is to decide upon the time and place OF the he
,lbIican State Convention, which Will select dele
rstesat-,arge to the Republican National ConveIl-
lion and name Governor Levi p. Morton as the
candidate of the Empire State Republicans Tor the
Presidential nomination. IT IS expected that the
State Committee will call tho State Convention 70
meet on March "A. in this city. Carnegie Han ha'
been mentioned as the likely place for the con-
vention . A., c..
Charles W. Hackett the chairman OF the state
Committee said last evening that the sentiment IN
favor OF Governor Morton seemed to pc gaming
strength outside the state and that the letter or
eZ-President Harrison. declining 70 be candidate
again, had helped Governor Morton as mncn as any
OF the candidates. -, ,,,
Frank & Nijherbee. tho member OF the Repub-
iican State Committee from the XNllld Distrlct.
was In this city yesterday and talked about report
from Albany OF an ant-Morton conference he'd
there on Wednesday night. lie said: The meeting
of few prominent Republicans from Northern
New-York in Albany Wednesday night was purely
accidental. All the men present were entnu-
siasticaily in favor OF the Governors nomination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET

- NewYork. February O. 1900
and With some srsency 70 sell .auss unsettled and
sonc Of the nice marks t6bnx a. the nsHS S az
Medium were offered without reserve 81 70, and hat
sd sale for eSoi, at les. than 81 5 20 cali e for H %h,s
to cs 9nS a ' s n'es' n soup or yso
). W. qs9's Beans domestic marrow choice: peg bush
rcd kidney ST loQs ~ do white kidney 81 4G do turtle
soup 81 as do yellow 81 20: do lima california ST 30
peas bills. soc; do bags. 72.g75c: scotch. Toe
mai stock fas up god , shap. and the Market
ssa y at r s a we make e s,9sns S
re nG & to Ts 1n for nrs and seconds
with the local trade but goods have passed Of first
hands so freely ths week hat reeelyer. feel
dairy half tubs have call but IL is a duh heavv
market for summer and fall made goods Fresh factory
very little espor, inquiry We quote Creamery Western
o dssss s'5: lss STATE as %ss &c ' do 70 :
made 2giec STATE dSir; fresh iSgise
arkn' i2gieG imitation erenmsry ii0lSsi factory.
onds shSy Ss S 90 a'' ui2c do thirds to sec
CHEEsETh- severe rainstorm prevailing to-day inter.
orders. Really fancy september fun cream is srSdu"y
reducing stock and holders OF such goods show ncreas
Ing confidence Grades little under fancy have fair
attention from home buyers. and while held steadily
h,rs are s nd'pSS to Ss ws demand promptly
cheese at about SC. but fail to md them at
Without Attracting much attention Quite good Ina
skins have been selling to exporters at o0!c occasionally
New-york state full cream. fancy large. September.
Mons dS Sm o fancy to SAsSs d.
DO late made good TO choice o'10iote: do common to
fair, oe7Ho; lieht skins choice o,sa7c part skins
ss s9f full .ms 2s 40 large common to prime
EGGsAscnsh the receipt, are heavy today and the
holding STEADY position. svlaenc.: sha:
sSss: s:%ssa fso
sosvsrs have been able U move the liberal srivss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
Il year. 49,
OPENING range ana Close ' oG anu e'''"' ''' Wv

Market closed quiet steady 4g6 points decline
COMPARED Wit, Yesterdays closing prices Irassrrlna
notices 7s5c Total sales 5000 bales NeW-i ofk ny
uts 600 bales gross LIS bales Exports continent
400 bales; forwarded 1874 bnes. sales. 100 bales STOCK
lsO O4. bales Toi. receipts today 10 isl bses mus
far this week Exports to-day Great 3ilta H.
gGo bales Continent 1892 bales. Thus far TINS week:
Great britain e4 bales France l3.ol3 bales Consn-a
81 3s2 bales stock Ogi3 as. spot cotton que ana
Unchanged Miading Gp.ands SIC. middlng Gun. Ssc'
Saler ! 100 bales export. direct shipment
Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton quiet and steady; falea
100 toes speculation and export. 300 bales American
1000 bales receipts 1900 bales American, 1900 baes
,nid,,ng unands ed Ilttres opened quiet partially
I-sit ADVANCE. closed quiet lnGed Tor new crop 70
points net decline crop. FEBRUARY. 1908
Sa,ch 4.a March April 42sks May 42'b; May
lime 3oGV June--1u.y 1900. july Aueusf lob; Aufust-
September 423izs Snp,enber october, il's ocrohe 30
ver1ber ais November December +l0n4l, december
January 4lON4ll. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mgFs Slowly.
cloths more inquiry but not much doing.
COFFEE-owing .ower Euro?son cables local quo,a.
tiors were small and desltory 'racng when
was chiefly FOR near positions. Trading was chiefly local
Deliveries moderate. Havre lost franc. NosNS
February 20 fT.cs. HlaTNn ~" francs. ADJ
70 - francs; MAY 1915 faics Hamburg MARKET str'
February G55O pigs: March 81 ~ fga Apii % 90 p,ss
exchange quotei 532 Receipts. 300 bags oisaiei
Tor IN led states 1909 bags. stock al no - WO nags
Santos receipts COO bags. Stock a. Santos ~" usk
W.rle, lu AT 1900 Ar exchange ~ 800 bags Apfl
,r March took pace the local marke; az - points d
ference Contracts closed quiet al unchanged 70 ~ points
do-ltr. sales were 20.5'O bags. as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
WILL HELP arK1NLEY. SAYS INGALLS,.

Buffalo ~ V, Feb G.-John J. Ingalls,, ex-Cn.tec
States Senator from Kansas, arrived here last night
on his way to New-York. This morning he went
10 Bradford for a brief visit When asked what
he thought would De the effect of Mr.. HARRISON
withdrawal from tho Presidential race. he sad
that the Presidents letter greatly slmpes the
work NJ tine ST Louis convention AMI strengthens
Mr. Mex nley's chances decidedly.
DO you think Mr. VI KinlAy will be norninated'
Prom wha- have observed. Mckinley's NOM
nation seems assured. In the South the sentiment
for the great ~ o'e~tonist IS overwhelming. They
al want him nominated down there. Reed VIII
control New-England. Pat New-York. Mckinney
has much strength in the South and Quay VIII
control ennsyivania. J believe, from what know
end from my own observation. rnat Mckinley Will
be nominated. lie has the West and the south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
THE ELECTION DISTRICT PLAN FAVORED.
NEW OFFICERS AND A NEW CLUBHOUSE.

At ths rr-sslng OF the Loyal Republican Cuo OF
Harlem at 40. c3 East Observation-Disclosures
nfth-st. on Wednesday night, IT was decced 20
hire No l7s East One ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IT. IS clubhouse FOR one year. The following or
noers and committees werc elected; Presnent HoD-
ert Nevlas; frs; dent. Philip Baer; SECOND
,ice-pres dent. William White; secretary, j. r. say
age; financial secretary. j. L. kayser; treasurer
Flank A. Cellar: erscant- alarms, William Wes'
Vr; Board OF Trustees. John Kerr, simeon y !1Dn-
TeI, Charles LION Russell, IT. i. McAlister. VIII
lam H. Mcdowell Is. II. Breisscher elias Good 1a
Frank X Bowers and r. VI. Cutler; fioCec COM
ynittee. George Morrell. {. A. James \ Hsphnr ira
Daniel CiaTy, :. WarSchauer. r. II. Snith anu
August FrrihlnS: Membership Committee l-Pnaan
Baer. ". l.. TaylOr. Richard Bray 1noinas Ryan
and J.. l. Nander'noven. . ,oo p.
The club starts In With membership o, 80. ~
will take possession of rs new quarters feoreary 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. (spccaD -Wheat tonight closed lit
tie the regular closing Of Wednesday, but consider
ably those last curb prices yesterday The
ket started about the best figure OF the day New
York claimed that Chicago had been working the Liver
pool prices. There good deal OF selling that.
Prices slid of IL There however large cash
business done here Cables closed very The
closed with half It's early loss recovered May opened
u sol between Css and GIls cents and closed
OF G1ss TO~day's cash sales OF wheat
osed bushels lot OF 5O.0 bushels
Kansas City TOOK wheat from here st. Louis took
GOOO0 bushels II all by rail. Minneapolis reported
5000 bushels sod to abroad via New-Oeans. There
other bull helps The Signal Service predicted cold
Argentine cables reported the continuance OF heavy
San Francisco said nvc vessels loading there
with wheat and -four for Australia Seaboard clearances
almost 100000 bushels The from the North
west however bearsh Receipts up there were large
5l4 against 40l last week. and 0s last
year. Minneapolis said the offerings OF spring wheat TO
arrive increasing considerably The local commission
trade made rather bearish by the falling on In the
speculation. II showed decided dropping down The
spectators generally bearsh. The handlers Of
cash wheat bullirh to
Corn finn because Of very small receipts. May
opened 3O cents sold between Bon and 301 cents and
closed at 3Oit There only III this
ing: only 100 estimated for Friday. Cables were
steady; seahoard clearances $4,000 bushels The
sample market Y cent higher. shippers said the
Eastern markets about y cent out OF lne
Receipts OF oats smaller than OF corn Tho
inspection only 70 carr the estimate for Friday only
% casa The effect wa 70 steady prices xay ssA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot of

stations foot Of Cortlan ct and Desbrcs.ss sta
700 A. NJ daily. except sunday. FOR MACCH CHUNK
S:iS A. VI, daily FOR GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BUF
FAiO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
~. Neat and principal AMI local points dining car 70
Susper on Bridge Pullman Vestibule Sleeper 70 Chicago
A. daily GeaNes az 10 20 A. NJ. sunday fof
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections To-
90 II. VI. daily. except Sunday for ELMIRA and all
r,.rmeaiae stations FOR Pottsve and Read
ing m az v k-s.aTrc. -
S.HO T.. ". teunG9ys only fo- NEkesbalre. I. = d
Junction and all intermediate stations.
4lO r. VI daily. except sunday for l.. and y JUNG.
TON and principal Intermediate stations: Pullman tra
ra,,or-ca- ~ Wl'kesbarre: connecting f1r Pottsvie
d:2C y. VI daily. except Sunday Tor Bount Brook anl
intermediate stations.
BIS T. NJ daily for EAsTON and intermediate
lions. . $1,000.
600 u. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and ali points West PcliE Sleeper Nes,ioule ua.a
New-York to Chicago. Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto;
connections FOR Reading AMI Harrisburg
6:3O r. VI. daily. excep; sunday for Eas'on ane
intermediate stations.
a,OO T.. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHES.
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. spL all points West
Pullman Sleepers to Chicago and 6uralo. Char-car 70
Wikesbarre -
Tickets and Pullman modaiions at o35. 25l. ~
ana l323 Broadway 81 East l4th St 1876 East 2on ST.
New York: $50 Fulton St Court ST.. ~ Broadway sns
brooklyn Annex Brooklyn. -. y.
The NeNIork Trans .oT GO VIII cal ior and creek Lag
from hotel or tesleace through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07

THE CENTRAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-York February g. 1890
COTTON-The local market was yer! quiet and uIinieT-
esting Very little In from. Southern ponis
and the public private acvc-s from ahioid ~rr" not
calculated TO create much enthusiasm. Liverpool con
tracts closed quiet with about y point decline on near
crop months unchanged while spot cot
ton was not active Manchester to be In fairy d
shape although business not active. The nrst sacs
here decline Of 2N POINTS. after whicr me
being within the range 90 about points Eece pts are
running rather moderate NJ the moment ana the totd
FORWARD fOf the week VIII lfobany Dc
the estimates made earlier In Inc wre" IN"
interior The week to 10 fair Ihc
Of opinion 10 the amount o' COTTON
held a, uncolrted OpcliNa. An. sa>s that one
co,pa-.d with last year. Private acNices from Liver
POOL say that the market there hfeess ana without buy
ers During the latter pant Il the afternoon there was
FREQ y local nTln. WIN sJfnr OF fnr
smaller traders pouni!ag the market and under TINS u =
market cascd OF about from the prices and
closed al the lowest prices II the da The net loss VS.
only bales. rhe 'ocal spot market wa u
Changed weekly BOMBAY statement showed rec pls
bales against $4,000 bales same week last ya
The receipts since January were J.SVW Daes aef."s
$4,000 bales period ast year The am n aloat -
IL 900 bales aeains, 10000 bales last az. shipments
FOR the 1000 bales. against 300 bales WINE
5000 ba.es period last yea The receipts a. he
ports FOR the week estimated Al about ll'W"
bales against l2 2c2 bales last wesk nnc foV' paler
he NeW-Orleans FflsaN are "sti
mated AZ 5000 600 bales against nSU' baej fdie
day week. 5426 bales last year and '34 paiss .wo
last year. Galveston lab bales against 2oS' ana -"
bales Mobile bales. against 30 and $40 bales ga
vsnnoh 25O5 bales. ogairs li33 ana ~ ~ p 1'
Charleston l. 739 bales against ls42 and Ill, bales
Norfolk 40 ba.es AGAINST 2O22 and @1j bales Mempn
PCS bales against 400 and Sal bales Houston 32s nac
against 3JSl 1854 tales receipts a. Houston ffcay
estimated at 20" bales against $50 '"'es same Gay
Openng range and close to-day and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
LIVE GTNCK MARK ct.

Vow York. F"hriary q lS',
'nsl a,.c ~ wc.t SD sisaFe,ens 5% ns N 10 ,R
DONG oT a. b.i n" ra . ysis TAD IN M dressed naive sides
but ,t rs va reported Grn ,Ha Gq9 d , were aug SS
aioa- i1s'- per " reffigcrstor beef ami e,tH
s,p,s y., 5o % e@io n ne Australian r il
sherrs inc Marlel M Yesterday 80 sheep for L.
CALVES itecep,' - head - which only Is head FOR
a. SOS :; per- io ~ no fainyari Western eayes
offered Dressed ooifrs nrn'r A. >gl2:e .T eiE o ,
sa.-. NJ collin. IL Maryland ye"ls ~ N average
Iiim- Mrien: yeaIs "a, n. a, IS so. do $50 ~
SHEEP AND LANES neeeip, 20 ca ear, Or ss ,,'
.or ihe MAKE, Demand fary good. ani sh-ea
Which were lsm .nPry "er. , i"g i'S "f 6a,
r., higher. All -oii csceat car ,'Nr am" in ia,e
seep angel nom 81 5ol per NJ fair to prime
em., -'d a. SIS. ~ m ay ' rn az 5ac per H.
dressed lambs Al 7d-'.c. and few selects. e"''s-es a.
i w.s';,n: rs Iadlo@ A. 's .s 2 % ID 'v'
rag s az T. % sea sms. 80 state
sheep ~ H.. a., 50 en- 20 Do. 100 T. a! s. 20 s,o, 4
: JutI 4 C. 5s1 oh.o sheep. iol ~ average at 81 %
~ - nal,n'ec4 saa w,.,srp l,os, 'sr 49,
NeT,o - 80 Igsa cent" ..i g "a n h a" a., s
H'g 5lee ~ " ,a r. 9 8 Sea a. 81 @ler
hal Or ne MARI F".4 si 4 an" nd Fi Ge W. were
deck n Penn, wanna 'sAps' sold az 81 u country
dr~eel nrm for medium w'sn'' c nf b1 'rF '
s.i.s Hume u Mullen: - Safe boxes l2B ~ average
q, s, g. per 100 n. also sold Wedne'dal pigs q b.
d" naa & he wcape,d'y. , s,as h, I:a = =.
~ ~ ~ a, $, Il. ) r"ash hog 80 III. a' 81 70.
OTHER MARKrrs-py TELEGRAPH
,,,roio Feb 6-cattle- Receipts las, % hours GIG
,d ia for week thus Ia ii2 head; Tor time
last wees ll27i head g.naisnei ,h'ousn' oio H'sn 10
r Good Trades Hogs Receipts last - hours 5o2p head;
ion1 Tor week thus fnr 40 80 h'ad or same time Last
Kew york 5000 head. sale 1870 head market opened
sd mediums sod ae at - 30 WORKERS 81 4ogEi q
piss s4&5as'4 40 medium $, i'gsi So he 81 80.
cept. lnM - hours 200 ID. osl fr week thus tnr
s ss%5 r iraasb 900 head to New YORK head
sale $500 hcnl; market opened s'9dy closed hiin 80
common 81 sGss - mlxcl sheep sool - choice 50 9oa
70 FAIR 50 25G 81 -; culls 81 s3lS2 expo
ali shef BID % -'OS' :" extra '"' sou -F % ~ "''
s. Ien. rcb cNa,iono stock Re.
stccrs S3pSi IL: sedS3; Texas 81 80
GSS 80 bssy rp Ma S%" n p! a sio"s
81 Il. shcep-Rceep's. 7s' head. market nnn native
Union sioei Yards. Feb; o,-,Ca,ile-Ressip';. 1000
sa@ m 8 % ""a oas and sf' ed 81 S$ '
cows bulls 81 coaSa 50. calves. sagSc H. eN@ns.
ana &c higher heavy raekaA' and shppns lots - iod
s. @o commee h9ieS s, ,ee 5.aS ~, s9siSs as %
Receipts. 1000 head mark! barely steady; IN
'' Kans s1 c:y Feb S|iioss Receipts 800 strong
lieht g so0si medium and heavy 50 soa$a o5 pigs,
e. s: 80 50 @ g. r to s Ss' '' SS%s a
hsitss hes, Sass 'o talE to good ss9sa bulls s2
!. 5oa$3 Is. calves. saS9 sheep-Receips 500; mar
b" East Liberty Feb 6.-cattie-R Receipts light market
prices unchanged feeders ,c prime 81 :5asi 80;
~ SosS r. ps sGa w 'a 81
PIGS. s. 21asi az heavy hogs 81 iogsi 49, ronehs gag
i 75ass Co. la%5 vas, ''"' S '''" 10 PRIME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07

40 far this week Efforts were made 10 nuy done dome
sneaPsg but nSssrs i pfse 'R
Mssu fa@ Country RsF iSc sS
S5n i4 Ssr case Fs g aca s. g. per
sso b are er RI sod up Closely
steady ia, ARE , IN s s Sue
California M dull no oraas hsrT @
large ripe wEpd &c S I. g. S?' York RI'f imperial
sn @ BALDWIN : 81 'g sssse F 5S ao
1sss seS sla, gsr sss j; %
5a 8 r S5aGse' Fair S'o' ao PEI
SSs in;5iqr 2Oasos exceedingly light and the
rHiTsP in da unss!ilsd osSns
Prns s Ss sS aR'l at saen he wud
b SS , s paf. at apples ass' are dassns
nm, .ide quotations Scarcely any n,cfesr ~
peeled or u s sena pea'n Other small fruit.
CT aneed quote: Apples. evapora'ed IanCy a. com
fancy va s g. pr do sun-dried sliced southern 20
do co%rse ca, do qe State ssc chos 2c
e1es and skins iiG2c peaches southern peelsi;
S Go sioc h@ kbcrres g. 4c pums
Southern 59Sc a99 90 unpeeed "a 1,sc pruncs
sisM7e;. .,,, ,ar, ,,vn, and there is weak,
unsettled feeling ally on Inferior to Simply mon
sai 1 Ws au'.'r acc coast S 1873 ssc 1884 s
'' a. Tx. receipts to-day car
loads western Demand very light owing 10 ,he psr M
market weak ene lover We quote f0% c turkeys
per ~ oflc ducks. per pair 1oagDc; geese; Per %
Is saye rnstorr REVEALING tod, nteitees With the
demand and the market sencrally presents gne ,ss
continue in Ga sp ny Sna nta USE and bulk
Of the trading IS Of speculative charaet'r raney ani
IN fair request and arm. but under sraH,H ~"
IN See instances at iosc but with the bad weather an
fair
Gee:e not plenty. but Jew "@nted SQUADS ix"I
hens and oms lAtec d. young i404i2ci DO, cld
toms. lGi2s capens rhlad Pha ies. i1S ig &C.
western large. icc d. email anl slips. ilal3o cn'T,n.
,o G fa - = Cd SD. old ,,'cls Gisq7c ducks
nearby, l5qlGc. 10. western. loGi5c: see'e We''''"
CANE qSa ecanue sI supply and hIid nT%y
Sg' demand ne s Yta ,esdy veRSo SOW Rabbits
We quote: rirridses per pair nearby sSg9i q 9%
we.e t o ga" i . ps 81 tSnyS Sr"sa o DO
has s. go No. m@aTS &C. % do da@n 2os22c d.
jacks 35a55c. ,enson per ID. saddles -oH-zc' CO. "oe
HiY KID sTRAw-uAy-Th. severc storm seriously
obs,rs'ea s'r since " e,e,p conn@e fa and with
many days u wearher which, prevented their Tree
sofon prices straw x stable etaoes firm we qno'c;
l a[s per io 100 b. 80 az, x 90 per per- 100 r. "a
~ .h'prins ger o 90, - n oar, salt; prr 100 b
l,Gjoc. r'at' -nf r. s""W ,G.,,s,, wheat t5s The
oe'a ',!q 6s 81 gon R,cr Railroad $50 Eric Rail
road go rynns' isnroai &c. West shore Railroad
80. Lesh VALLEY itaroai TO nalra,.s 90 a. N oo
@ ,ia,-n ana Hartford Railroad 10. tota.. l-io
''p, 1r Rrn, AS s'' Nv SrAiEs-Po,aocs High M
ani y'> An ani ~eak ~ al sIHae G univ ,57
,.,,.i IN a,soncc of, fresh rerep,s -, higher
can.crs in today frm Ro'rlau Havana onions a'in
1,.r. ami lGS cra'cs BERMUDA tegcabes sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
BUsI4NEIL'S HIGH HOPES FOR M'KINLEY.

Hartford. Conn, Feb 6.-Governor Bushnell OF
Ohio this morning said In relation TO the feeling in
ONO in regard 10 McKinley's candidacy for the
Presidency; "Ohlo is solid for Mckinley All the
ports the contrary given out by the opposi-
ton press and by those who favor the nomination
OF some other candidate General Harrisons let
Ter declining to be a candidate has materially
added to McKin.eys strength All along Mckinley
has been Indianas choice after Harrison. The two
States neighbors. and their interests and In
clinat,ons are Identical. think thai when the bal
lots are taken az 81. Louis the Indiana delegation
will be for Mckinley. Harrison's great following
IN the Southern States will also be for Mckinley,
stnd his prospects growing brighter every day.
in Illinois also the sentiment ls strongly In favor
of Mckinney"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07

,,r N.o, dellv.r,es were firm due. perhaps. to the
recent export inquiry which has impressed dealers as
nossihlv the forerlnncr good foreign denhna ihe
rcnft NJ the Russian crop making the total production
10 $40 90 drs against s992l.0t0 qrs last year was
,scor In the mprov smen Cash oats were quiet naes
were 81 600 bush including 100 bush No at re
elevator 90 bush No at 2fi.c 1000 Dush 10 whI.,
&C. 10 0OO bush track white 25H2sc 1000 bush rach
mixed 23.g2ac; 1900 bush rejected mixed &c esVato'
white was quoted 26i.c asked ia i;l.E l-Mar*e,
d, hut slightly hrmer with feeding barley quoted at
34Gr3sc and mailing 40d4sc The Ru,nan barley crop Is
es,imated 30 01sCoo against ~ % w qrs last
wear MhLT-Markct unchanged al isWoSc
RYE-Market dull and nominal at iSgioc tor CARROTS;
RI-CKWfiEAT-N quiet and unchanged Prime
state quoted at S9is@4Ohc , E.. -. -
The ouctatons to-day. the closing prices for the pre-
day and closing prices TOT tue e'i'e'p'"S '~s