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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Union Stock Yards Chicago, March lo-Cattle-Iie-
cep,s II 900 head. markets steady; common to extra
steers So 4Ogs, so: stoekeIs ana feeders y. "
TS%s "'D s. icas, Receipts. $500 head
market and 5gioc lower; heavy packing ana ship
81 Is choice assorted 81 D5asi %: light 81 Sass o7ls
Inferior ~ choice 81 75asi. lambs So soas, 20,
-, Louis March -Cattle-feceipts. 21oi head
ga cows 81 ISs. 90 calves Sass Is Texas
and prices &c lower on grades heavy. 81 ,oGS3 no.
rnxed 50 4oas3 80; Hight. 81 1888 30 sheep eceipS
lives 50 30: natives mixed 50 IS: bucks 5oqs3 10
Eas, Liberty. March l9-Cattc. iecep,s far. MARKET
sg Pme a;att c% as s' Si faT af market l
fair; prices lower Phadelphias 81 l5nSi 20 common
Workers pigs 81 as To- Go IG@Fh arm 'Soc want
s,6s, 10 good. 50 1898 So common - 'eS" 80 '"DS
81 5oQsi ~. ~ -ooo -,
arb" seaGy light and medium s. 72'tas3 s2s heavy,
s. e5ass 7O pigs. s. 'on% 70 Cattle Recsp,s s ~
fair 10 good s3Q 81 90 and kefers. best 81 $40
81 10: good soas2 so bulls " oasS TO- r1ck
nunio March Receipts last "a hours $50
week II go: consigned through 2,?i. to New YORK
2.S: on sale a Market opened dsi and closed weak
4, IIyas5 rs Sheep lambs Receipts last p hours
3 400 head total Tor the week thus far tI"n same time
$500: on sale TO- 900 Market opened lower i3r lamb,
steady sheep closed very dun Tor anhs WIN tug
go carloads ansS ME- 3d. sr d prir Smbn
e. 70, god to choice. 81 ioqs u, Feeders bought
loads q selecc - 10 20 Pun @maT Tier wss no.
port demand Iogs-Eeee ipis iast y h"u,H 80 he'i
total Tor week thus far 81 20 same cn" ,- week
aoie 40 Market opened lower. closed weak with a
few pigs unroid Good TO choice t9rhrd, y 10; PIG
81 l0Qs4 10: mixed an neo"'""' - 'o"S' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


pEEvEs-Reccips. 81 cas-. or SO heai Az i"' 80
J,es.ea native beef side. slow nj 6a'.c per N ior CON
mon 10 choice quality. Latest cables ir"ih I,"', ",
liverpool quot, refrigerator beef AT o.gsc per 10 N,I
can 81. pHA.c dressed "rls"'' ~, ".,,,,n
s,ecr. sold M Glasgow lOc No sipaenr 70 huf"p''
DORIS day fn"frr" o,c ,.,t
cAIVF.s- Receipts. ~ head making MIN 80 ~"
b.d over Yesterday 2G2 ca,e. on SAFE VERY htb~ N
nu,rv Tor he stock and fully 30 caV.. "rI. carrier
nve- Common 10 yeals sold az s'."ts" ." y !,
IN, NJ mime grades n0mina. AZ s"H>' - ana y
extra veals cold at 81 - Dress"i e"y.s SOW, .,y
dress.d vea.s sold at G4ioc yer n country dresr'i
wcre IN lighter supply and prin. stock a "''l. n'f'
The whole range given at 'H'c niue CAVES AZ
aq+c. ,,.. . val. tcs n, average AT,
e. =, ,.r 100 N. - do. 10 n Mt - -
= Nelson: 81 veas. 1872 r.. a. - % -,
Ieuine Wright q Co.: vea- lSs 10. Ak - %" Ne"''
w. StI;rp AID LAMBS Receipts were II cars, ~ .. :
he,r ali f,r the market. making. win Inv r'fh h''i
80 y.s,.rday lgi, sale sheep We're MN anu
in fair demand lambs were slow esl'l"'y '"' nm
,,.gh,s and several cars were carried over al both
- S,,r,ng lani,- nominaliy wax Good %
choice sheen sold AT Sass - per i" 10 cHis q, -
,rme iamls nj Sass IN and - cars of choice 90 az
$500 lambs steady but 7ds'sc Country dressed
srr;nx lambs extremely duh and quoted at S2H%o per
soiss-D N pher-on & Co: lo2 Michigan lambs - 10
e@ag. AZ e. Is Der 100 ~ 10 do. - ~ AT S. "a Ohio
shee5' ia6 n a. 81 -. iG1 10. ii3 H. al 81 - ~.
< Judd 4 60: l57 Michigan lambs NJ III. al - -,
l2o state do - N 81 2is 30 stat" sheep ~ d. at
e. Iii ~ "A, 81. 30 Western sheep l2G n At 81
-; penbaok state sheep. iOI II. at 81 30. - d..
Io2 II, M 81 -. 1893 state lambs. 50 ~ Al 81 l2'z.
-It.ceufs were u 3.o3D heal .N"n-
for sale Market nomnly dun and weak at ~ "a e. 80
er lo, ~, good light pigs would sell up TO 81 %
Hume Mullen late Wednesday extra prime state
ngs l23 N average 81 80 per 100 10 Couny dressed
QUIET steady at SAFE for good heavy 10 sh, weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20
EXPORTS TODAY.
THIN GENERAL MARKET REfORi'


<-,,ro>, tn. .,,,, ,or, ~ the morning session was
81. ceiling having brought out ers, call
snnontinr carly Liverpool months
Anil ard NAV about unchanged Du ,.iceu Tell off
roints after the can pits
until they 10 points unue sa, 80 Inc "A con
rha result Of the early trading today seee ves-
ornation of the opinion expressed IN SOM Tor mo
arav that The advance had about cuin.i1' oond,tion
nresent al least point TO he sene ,har also
~ the drygoods trade adverse factor a' ueveen
nont In n lack Of general speculative my no,nts
Inc evening and ! o'clock the market fuu ,rrnor
ahove veseriays closing ,here being some qui.e ~
49,, ,ancas and declines the market being mrgey con
lila, nv the execution buying or selling
on with Y 10
vance The market weak in tone VIII nc rbs
~ points total sales OF ~o,'''.
New-York market was unchaisea ~
Mobile and Savannah Lice higher Whie I'M Ths
W iirngron Norfolk Augusta were &c hisne ~
ynn,hav weekly statement shows receipts i"r ue
o.sr balas 900 bales same aay ias'
rhi,a receipts since were 49, pdies' is
AZ 600 bales The adoat is IL Vv uais, ~
on, haes the same week last year ollpnnen's ui S
800 r ~ 900 baee against 700 bales last year ano
Msen Tsnvary OF 600 bales against $4,000 bales las,
y.ar The mort receipts for the week are now -
n, 90 600 bales To-days receipts al New , $50
os9 haes against S14 bales same "a! iast Wen
S1s" taIss inst year; Galveston loo4 bales agas -
"a 900 bales Mobile. 4l9 bales against 90 anu o.
Hnnreh o0S bales against $50 and 80 Dses'
10 bales against 545 and 37s bales Norfolk
oG1 bales against and 1875 bales Houston VIZ p
nd bales Memphis sos ndes ae'i.ss'
and SO bales: receipts at Houston rioay are et
nated AZ 300 10 bales. against 5o2v naes saie a
nst year Receipts at New-Oreans Friday are es,raeeu
st 200 ~ Sl bales against 279I bales same day last
a. o9 Hses last wear 1916 bales two years ago
range close to-day ana closing Dlus inc
1870 NIGHT and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20

London March ia; wool sales to-day 1922
bales offered The attendance good ana the
brisk. the bulk the being secured 10y
Continental operators figures and the
brcis going Yorkshire. the finer qualities II each being
taken by German purchasers Cape of Good Hop" and
Natal woes sold well M previous rates Charles l'ame
4 brokers, follows: although the
present received little support from America
a further rise Of 10 per for mernps has been
tabllShed. and with the exception Of slight check
October last the upward movement has been steadily
continuous May. 1895. Australian merinos
81 per and crussbreds p cent higher and from
the present indications OF trade even without the
the reduced colonial supplies which Will available dur
ing 1896 while the probable deficiency In season.
clip will fail to have important effect the
Of prices. Jacomb. Son Il Co. wool brok
report that throughout the series ~ sales
medium and inferior WOODS have led the advance
while the superior second mernos and woods suitable for
IN. United States have scarcely advanced beyond tho
points reached IN the last series CROSSROADS have
sometimes sold lrrcgulary but have merlnos
woods, pieces and broken. have been In the best
demand To-day's sales with the prices obtained.
"a follows.
New south wales-3 10 bales; secured Trsais Al:
locks and pieces ssdals ID, 5Adpls locks and
pieces. 3A.Msied.
Queensland bales secured locks and pieces I'D;
greasy, 4l-Qgd. locks and pieces. 1u1i.d.
NictorR-5.Ho bales; secured 9inis Id. locks and
pieces 7isdQis bid greasy, 5Adqls Gisd; locks and
south Australia bales secured 3dQis al: locks
West Australia-l0O bales; greasy. ItGslsd.
Ncw-Zeaand-l.s,O bales secured. lldMls. locks and
pieces s.duis: sai0d; locks and pieces. 6.g
SID
cape Of Hope and Natal 100 bales: secured.
Gidd 6isd; greasy. 0.aIi1d: locks and pieces 3sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20

f,icaeo March 10 tSpecial.Wheat to day ioft cent
ord closed weak May sold from 623s TO SIS and close"
, cpn 01G2a cents curb In the afternoon the price
90, "a low as G2 cents II Partridge had not covered
,,on short wheat the market would probably have de
c,ed further than II The only other support was
cold uave predc,ed the Signal Service" There was
Great deal Of OF the bear sort ,hb"s were
lower There "A poor chsh d"hahi less imam
No OO bushels sold here. The receipts al MINNEAPOLIS
nd uIuth were surprisingly large. 6Is cars against 800
ears last week 3G2 last year S-ai"ari clear
s,,ma,es OF the visible supply were earis there being
nnssaly Of an Monday although the chances
mr. ina, there will small decrease Last year there
,yss decr.ase Of 100000 bushels Neam was the best
buyer. The former was putting
our short line, the latter was taking In shorts AZ
MIGHT N.w-York claimed twenty-threc loads FOR export
The Price Current claimed that the week hnd been an
unfayrabe crops and that some repaniing was
Necessary in ONO. ,,.,.. A., ..,,.- 4.
tween 20a. and 2DS.. and closing at 2yt.qSA cents
Recents were the estimate for Friday 800
There gOod-sized seaboard clehrancet, Enpp
bushels firm. The sample market was
steady The trading In futures was uniinporant
oats and not quite as steady, May
selling from 2Oss 2O cents sellers and closing at 2O
cents sellers charter reported for $1,000 bushels
cents lard. IA ribs 10 cents There were
evidences OF heavy selling by the Cudahy interest and
that started selling by all those other holders who have
long because Of their faith In Cudahy bull cam
pagn Hog receipts liberal. IVD prices at the
yards 10 cents lower; the estimate for Friday
- 900 bushels.
on the curb puts May wheat closed at elh90iH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20
EIrKOnEAN PRODECE MARKETS

Liverpool. March 10. 3:+5 p. -Beef-Extra India
mess mess easy 06s I'd prime mess 52s Ga
pork-rrme Western fine. dull at tas do medium
dull Al i5s. Iians-Short cut about IL III H. nrm
a, gss cumberland cut. about ~ 30 H. firm
ni 2s- RIB - 10. nrm 2ss long clear
middles light about ~ To As n. firm 27s. long clear
mlddlcs heavy about 30 TO % To- no stock short clear
,nlddl.s en- about 80 - N, "A
bellies about IL To IA No. steady at rs. shoulders -
About IL ~ H. steady mt 2ts 6i. LardPrlme West
crn spot duh AZ 27s ,heescAmercan finest white dull
at 42n. coored. duh AS. TallowPrime city easy
nj 2Os Cottonseed oil. Liverpool refined steady
i6s Oh spirits Of turpenne steady at 2s Gl. Rosln
common. firm u I'd. WheatNo = red winter dun at
SIS III: No Northern spring. duh 10 Ard. Corn
Mixed spot nm at 81 Nd March firm at b I'D
April steady at 81 Nd May steady at 3s ID Flour st
Louis fancy winter dull at Is III. Hops at London
Pacific Coast steady at DMJOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20

Market closed TO points decline eonpe 1n5
,,h Yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices, 200
Total sales bales New.fork gross re,e'Pss
bales Exports: Continent. Oo6 bales; Great BRIAN
1s4 bales forwarded bales sales 26s bales; sihne'
aeo haes stock 100 1876 bales Total net recepts louy
10 12S bales thus this week o5os3 bales Expor's
today: Great Britain 1!g4 Continent SOD n has
,H,s Great Britain 81 $40 bales France ooo baes
~n,inent 26 $50 bales stock 6665O6 bales Spot cotton
1917 Unchanged Middng uplands, SC; mdding guIi'
So Sales 269 bales. all spinning. ~ ooo ,,
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton nrrner sS, Zoo 800
SPECULATION and export 500 bales American 100 bales
racsnts Is OO) bales American 900 bales Mlddlng
lands 1921 Futures opened steady sellers at 20
on near buyers at l64 advance on ate
.hss closed steady at point advance March
aa0iss March-Aprl. 49i1s; Aprl-May Abs; May.June
Ash. June-Juy Ais; Juy-Augus. AUS; August-Ssp-
iember 4i2 TO Alb 4o4s october
vanber 363b November December. 362s; December
nary 3aos Manchestcr-Yarns and cloths quiet and hrn
Observation-Disclosures the Exchange was SLOW ana
featureless the opening prices were SHADE h Ig
easing off In the afternoon on small offerings aEIe
SI quiet Al 4 franc advance: March and April 81
MAJ s. June $780, July. so. rs Rio official cables
stssiv al IA 300 refs; exchange 1915 receipts 500
bsss cearances for United States. 5000 bags; STOCK
5000 bags Santos receipts. 1900 bags; stock. 1bSVO
bags Market quiet at 1900 reis hamburg e mark.
auie March. CO 80 pigs April o'-o pigs' May % pigs
June 66 pigs: July g. - pigs ,o ,. s,, CT.
closed Inactive al oglV poh's oeSie' oaie'
were 30 bags as follows:
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railroads.
.msR,c.,s oRsArEsr RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL!
HUDSON RIVER r. p.

From Grand Central station .2d Street Express
$3.50 's ,ss sa,d Ssa
Syracuse Tss and Rochester; Due Buffalo $50
Sas %b FAIL. ' fs. Niagara Ara
1890 SSEscsDs Sunday Day DaI1i Express S0' -
'" bus cincinnati Indianapolis and ST. Ia' Roches-
At Pousnksepsie. Albany Utica. SYRACUSE
100 %Psy chicago speciss o ssT at nefs'
sle Abany schenectady. Utica. Syracuse -''0''
s,ao ter and Buaaio sunday West Point POushkeep''
1870 F. M~Daily North Shore Lim!ssa stops at Albany.
600 M.paly Fer Albany lT syraeuse I'una s;
Sissara Fsiis. Cleveland. Toledo. oe''''''
40, cage CINCINNATI ST. roy Saratoga Burlington
Piatsburs st. Adams era M N',ss3a Falls. ceve
"a M n9ahapo ksF st. Chicago Stops
Poughkespse Albany and nsSa Car passengers
only. FOR points Fall Brook ha''"a''
' B 1s s, F teT Cape
g1ss G sss he s1s s.isSs and
1910 train .1 for ch ayfS Night
U nday on night sDnsay Albany and Chicago
oos s'sfF' an snys 81 pi' sunday
Pitsaeld via Harlem DivIsion nos,a and the Berk-
sS,rs Hl :I% H 4RsPSs giS To 099osKEFs .,
IAN nSh Tanr run between and points VIII
ny'Gn as HS, as !, ns only line
n rIs f trains out 6sa' 81 Ns~y%rs trains.
sns Enf ears With IR Al sh
a sS h nGA ras 20 s ana We II
l25th-st and las,hst station Nsw-} n1ooklyn.
baggage checked from hotel residence by the "e''
JOHN Se S' r. To GsTRi"' DASIE Essn
General Manager General fasses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West A2d ST. Station n. Y. as follow"
10 minutes earlier from foot OF Franklin 81:
$3.50 4. VI. Daily local Buffalo. ..,us
7;:sO A. NJ. Daily local TO Albany for Catski Mounts
and Saratoga Parlor Albany. Sundays on!.
DUB NJ. Daily for Albany Utica syracuse kSenss'
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland and chicsssn .
,s5 4. NJ: Daily, except sunday. to catskill MoGaL
tans New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Minne~asss: ~
bany. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George Parlor Ssf'
400 n. Daily exeep, sunday for Albany syracuse
600 y. W. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. ps''~
ESQ r. NJ. Daily except sunday for Newburs Albany
Saratoga and Montreal. ....>
7i45 II. NJ. Daily. except Sunday for Utica. Syrscs~
Rochester and Buffalo ,s.~,.r
Sis y. NJ. Daily Albany Utica Syracuse,
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. CLEVELAND w
cago and st. Louis ...r.
For tickets time tables parlor and sleepingca snl
modations apply city Offices Brooklyn and New
Information address c. r. LAMbEEt.s
Gen. Passenger Agent. . vanderbiit-avs.. Nsw-S"s
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Railroads.
DENNSYLVANl
RAILROAD.
tations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt s,re,ts
In Effect January IL, iS96

Stations foot Of pesbrosses and Cortlandt s,re,ta
9 1890 MEAFT s'[ TTsS's,!s
ton Cars Arrives Chicago A. NJ. Cleveland =
ou M o No. st. Iou,. So" sss
Vile and Chicago. Arrives Cincinnati io.45 A. Il.
600 6sYi r. NJ ssifafS 2
and aiming CAP e cnaaso srs nss DAY.
7.4s +. M-soUTHwEsTERN EXPREss.cPuuu,
s s1rSss sns Dn"s Cars snS s.
su MLhA Nj 1ssqES Tsss s..D.,
to Ptsburg. CONNECTS for Chicago daily and clevslss
except WXsHIxGTON AND THE SOUTH.
LIN an ParlOr and ,I Dining e., CARR Is
,ai5 light sa' sunday sun no $780, Il K n sa Co
gressona Lima 30 all parlor ana Dnns Car HaT =
s1 Augusta. St. Augustine. and Tampa P. dsn
sleepers to New-or ms Memphis Asheyille and III
SPRING. H. Is night daily seepeF' to Ne~oreaA' ~
Atlantic COAST L1NE-"FIoraa Special for lad
A. NJ daily Sleepers TO Port Tampa. Macon and Jast
sonville. 800 p NJ daily sleepers to Jacksonville ~
cH HES OHIO RAILWAY. Express 500 P I
rS daily OLD 5h FoSr SsSE,ns nT ana via
Charles Route. A.. NJ. week Gays and with Throusl
AT TssHs CITY Gl;y weekdays. Through But.
| Parlor Car ard Day Coach.
| FOR CAPE MAY % p. NJ. week
For Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and Pna
pleasant 0IO A. NJ IL 10. $40. $40 and li.5O
| week days SUNDAYS lsfop at Inter!aker for Asbur
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
e2o 72o $50 $50 90 Penna 5mitea, 20 10 10 %
carr Dining car, coicns 90 Sa, 20 % 10 1,m,,.s
| 10 II 4 M 2 Dinng Carr, 800. T. 80 40 DINA
| carr. s Dining Carr. Dining Carr. 74o p
TICKET offcss: Nos 433 ga. l.le6. I323 III and \
broadway Aston House. and foot OF DesorS:ses q
Cortlandt Streets; Court street. $50 ruton street
Rroadwav and Br oklyn Annex station ,oot of Fut'
street Brooklyn. Station. Jersey CITY me New iN
transfer Comrany Will call for and check baggage na
hotels and residences through TO destina',n ,,,oo,
| S. NJ PROVOST. ~-yy o. -.
| General Manager. 1eheia' faS'' NsS"s
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

r,, Fast 1879 s~, ChicnUo Cincinnati.
ST. Louis and all Points WrSst.i,Ns
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on All All ~ tnH eWicAGo.
Leave NewYork foot Of Liberty St. day 10. DO ~ sun
900 p and 1915 night pITTSRTrIkG ST g:'J oIis. 10
a M 800 D. m. WASHINGTON. BALL Monh' Din Sin
a. m OK sun. 10 a. Dining Car)' 10" n,rng Car,
900 D. m Dining Carr. 800 m. 1913 night
NORFOLK II 30 n. m. daily o,....ooo, Pullman
sleeper 800 ex. sun. 200 p m Sun. a, Fast
l45h St.. 2I BowsTy II asS 50 Fui 10 = 81 D'0'"
New York transfer Company will call for ana cnecN
baggage from hotel residence 70 desunaton
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bbIs Wheat dull and easy; No red spot and MaaGn.
72a72c May eoaeec July &C. s9u'hf Ter o ~ bush;
Apri $s.as4c: May s4sa34hc; July s5,ac asked;
mixed s2asSae southern sa 81 ocS bush
oats armer No white Western 26a92.c NO MA tac
do 2iisa25c: stock. 10000 bush Rye quiet; no t1av
quiet and steady choice timothy sle Grain iIesn,s
steady; demand small; unchanged other ar"c''' W.
changed. ,r,,g
Boston, March 19-Flour quiet and steady .adSa .o
winter patents 81 n6lsi l5 winter csar and s &
50 5oas3 20 Cornmea steady 7ia73c bag 81 soc,
10 and steamer ssassc oa,e steady No s'Ppse
Ss s4qS 81 f M Ted quiet, spring e shD
ss @ winter %ss ', ss s fSs a backs
en- 20: cuts si2 20: Jean ends s2 50 Barrel beeet VIZ
lie. Hams oAalo'.c Lard; SIC c7e bacon veal sSi
ioc fame, lie Fresh beef quiet at 5isallG hna ra
9sc fors ta5c. steady; choice Northern ns
cry 24a25c: Western. 2ea24c imitation lSaInc' ioc
Chees. uuiet Northern choice. 1Onlosc; western
9G9isc Eggs quiet. nearby. l"Nlsc, EASTERN, a. o.,
Western and Michigan. i,s@l2c eans quiet; pea s = 3
Kidneys 81 2oG$i % Poultry quiet; cnoice
western I3d 6c chickens. Northern choice lVT a
ern iodiic: STACEY chickens and old cocks, 'ploo'
ducks i5c. Potatoes quiet: Hehrons SOC seed Tvs.
s5qiOc: Green Mountains zoe; White stock 2ou2sc
Jersey double head sweets s. ATPies nr Sno' So 2,
So 20 Turnips quiet. 81 % Squash $50 Ton az
bages 81 80 Hay slsGsl9: lower grades. s3aSl' rye
straw steady at sisnSls 80.
Buffalo March io-spring wheat closed dull. &c lower
Winter wheat closed dull Corn closed strong to yei ,
and weak mixed prices UNCHANGED. Oats closed du.
and Barley firm for spot offerings demand h ,
feed in fair demand: unchanged.
Chicago March i?The leading futures ranged as ro'
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Galveston March lo.-Co;ton steady. midiling. 7ac
low midllng 1Ac. good ordinary. Tc. and gross
ceipts o4 baes, exports coaswsc. 2iol bales sales
1901: stock. o.. 800.
Norfolk March Iy.-Cotton firm. middlng nc: low
mlddng 7asc, good ordinary ll-6c net and gross
,eips .I bales. exports coastw~e IL bales, sales 2s5
bales; stock. 1888 bales.
New Orleans March ln.-Cotton steady; good mddng
Sc middling. 1916; low mddng ISc. good ordinary
receipts. 3.3S3 bales. gross. 3O6t bales,
ports the Continent. 1SO bales; sales 1900 bales
stock 30 Os2 bales
middlng lie; net and gross receipts. 22S bales.
ports coastwise 313D bales sales ~ bales stock 81 40
bales.
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CAYANNAH LINE. OCEAN S. S. co.

~ Tri-we-kn Pier 81. n. r.. foot OF Spring-st.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. at 3 +. NJ. For
freight and passage apply 10
J. y. Hashagen. T.. A. w II. Rhett Gen Agt
S. r. & W R'y 26l Bway. Cent r. H.. 3i7 b. way.
X 7. Walker Agt.. J. l.. Adams, O. r. A.
O. s. 8. Co. y Pier Is. N r. r. C. J. r. r.. $50 b way.
q. ~. sorrel. Mgr j. p. Deckwith. q. y. r. 4.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations of COrtIan0t ana ~
7cH A. VI. daily except SUNDAY, Tor MAONh |heNA
s.i5 A. NJ daily for GENEVA; RoCH EsTE lRr Bu y,
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE ~
the West and principal local points dining car 70 SUI
nension Bridge Pullman Nestibule Sleeper 70 chicago
II.IO A. VI, daily leaves 1t 10 80 A. NJ sunday ~
MATCH INK and intermediate points. Connecuon
FOR Reading and Harrisburg. an
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~, all POINTS West Pullman Sleeper vestioule tn1
VI VT ~ Chicago sleeper TO Buffalo and Toroose;
connections for Reading and HARRISBURG. ,,...
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go" r. VI taily for ITHACA. GENEVA RocWNs .,t
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rates To all points: ~ 49,. -.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

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