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Evening journal., 1896-12-26
WEDDED AT PERRYVILLE.


Philadelphia, were married yesterday
at the residence of the brides parents
Rev. j. Kemp, OF HOpewell Methodist
Episcopal Church. officiating. Miss
Mary Knight was bridesmaid and
Joshua p. McCay, of Elkton, was best
man. The wedding march was played
by Miss Annie KirkwoCd. The bride
wore q beautiful gown of white silk
with lace trimmings and carried carna-
tions. The bridesmaid wore white or
candle over pink and carried pink car
nations.
Miss Lizzie Halloran, of Philadel-
phia, is spending the holidays with her
parents at Yorklyn.
Abel Rothrock is the guest of friends
in Pennsylvania.
Miss Edna Dougherty has been visit
ing relatives at Lewisville, Pa.
Mrs. Benjamin d. Bowen and family
are visiting relatives at Fair Hill, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph E. Carter, of
Smyrna, are visiting Wilmington rela-
tives
Henry Hill. of Wilmington. is spend
ing the holidays ar Pennington.
Howard Downes, Of Wilmington. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Downes, at HarmstJa
Mrs. Susie Warrington, of Milton. is
the guest of Wilmington friends.
Miss Clara Boyd, of Marcus Hook. is
visiting friends in Wilmington.
A party Of young people of Whining
ton enjoyed themselves yesterday at
ternoon and evening at the Fairbanks
farm, beyond Penny Hill.
George Moreland is the guest Of Bal
timore friends
Miss Ella Connolly. of PHILADELPHIA.
is being entertained by Miss Blanche
Appleby.
Frank Maroney, of Port Deposit, is
the guest of friends in Wilmington.
Mrs Miriam Mitchell and son. Of VIII
mington, are being entertained by Port
Deposit friends.
Miss Irene Valentine, of West Ches-
ter, is spending the holidays with the
family of George Remington, in Will
mington.
Berlin w. Tinker, superintendent of
the public schools of Marlboro, Mass,
is the holiday visitor Of Rev Ezra
Tinker, of Wilmington. Accompanying
Mr.. Tinker are his wife and Mrs Wyer,
of Portland, Me.
Prothonotary Victor b. Woolley is
spending several days in New York
Civil Engineer II. II. Fulenweider,
Of the Edge Moor Iron Company, is
sick with stomach trouble He was
seized last night
Peter l.. Cooper. Jr., wife and daugh-
ter are spending the holidays at Ger
mantown, Pa.
Ira L. Peirce, a Delaware College stu
dent, has gone to Washington, where
he Will spend the remainder of the
holidays with friends
Homer s. Brennan. of Philadelphia
is the guest of Wilmington friends.
Mrs James T. Chandler and child
went to Kennett Square, Pa, this
morning to visit relatives.
c. II. Baynard, Of Farmington. is
visiting his son. c. r. Baynard, of Will
mington, for the Christmas holidays
Evening journal., 1896-12-26
Philadelphia, Pa.
Hawkins a Co.

Hawkins d Co.
Gentlemen:-ln reference to the man.
agement OF our properties, would say you
are giving entire satisfaction and ] am
moro than pleased with the prOmptncss
with which you attend to matters.
". 4. b.
Evening journal., 1896-12-26
Spring Lake Beach, n. ].

Spring Lake Beach, n. J,
Messrs. Hawkins q Co.
Am IN receipt Of check and statement.
lnus Tar you have given me entire saus-
faction, and had ! more property would
oe slad TO give ii 10 YOU tO=man6ge.
J.. l. S.
Evening journal., 1896-12-26

10 has been eighteen years since the
thousands Of books in the State liz
hrary have been indexed. and there is
now movement on foot to have the
General Assembly authorize the max
ing of o new index.
Evening journal., 1896-12-26

If you need our services. I'm the man
vs. fment or your property, call or write
CqDsultation free.
HAWKINS & CO.
Real Estate Agents,
7l2 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1896-12-26
Crosby y&HiIF' S
500, 607 and 6O9 Market St.

p. S.-After our immense sale Of Table
Linens the last few weeks we have
about 100 remnants all marked at
money-saving prices. We think
every person knows what splendid
quality and makes of Table Linens
we carry. CROSBY e HILL.
Evening journal., 1896-12-26

This afternoon the Addicks County
Executive Committee will meet and
take some action looking toward har-
monizing with the regular Republicans
for the city campaign.
Evening journal., 1896-12-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

Captain Daisy, a member of the cor
poration committee of the Constitu-
tional Convention, was taken i'll dur
ing a meeting of the committee in
Dover, and the committee was COM
PEELED to adjourn over Christmas.
Evening journal., 1896-12-26

On Monday the Court Of Errors and
Appeals viii meet in special session at
Dover 10 hear argument on the appeal
in the Kent county mandamus case.
Evening journal., 1896-12-26

attention given to the
collection of rents
and management of
nrnunnLL.. IN InD IN
Evening journal., 1896-12-26

Friends Of John n Carswell are
booming him for state treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London March 3-There a fair selection OF offer
lngs and "A very buyers Including
number OF Americans the opening of the series Of
wool sales day. Merinos per higher than
close OF the last series and shortbreds ranged
par per cent above previous prices The offer
ings comprised 6T0 bales and the
throughout the sale the purchases mostly going
q Continent. The French or eratives chiefly
anxious to acquire merinos Only few crossbreds were
taken by the French buyers the OF them being
purchased by Yorki ire operators Cape OF Good Hope
and Nata woods In coed demand at advance OF
I'D Tor and I'd for whites The total avail
able Tor the series 2O6UO bales Following
TO days sales and the prices obtained:
South Wales-3,OOO bales: secured TLdIls sid:
locks and pieces. 6sgllhd GisglOd locks and
pieces isIeizd.
Queensland 800 bales: secured. l0sdqls ID; locks
pieces 7dqls 3D. greasy 6tQi0isd locks and pieces
6noisd.
Vctora--3oO bales: greasy. 7AgiOd locks and pieces
2AUditd.
south AusraliaoOO bales secured 3isd: locks and
pieces 9isdqls I'D; greasy 6AQ0d locks and pieces.
5aSd
Austraa-l0O bales secured locks pieces Id
greasy. 6sa7sd. locks and pieces. 6Ag6td:
Ne v-Zealand-lSOO bales: secured Sul1hd: locks and
pieces 7agsd. ohgioad locks and pieces. o%9
Old.
Cape of Good HOPE and Nataooo bales; secured. ssd0
IL "a; greasy. 6hG7i1d.
Cablegrams from Chrstchurch say that the market
there is nrm or 10000 bales which were offered 100
bales were sold, g. - ---- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04
c,rtrrp MARKETLBY TELEGRAPH.

Union Stock Yards Chicago. March 3-Ca,te-R"ceipts
5000 head market nrm Common to extra steers - ~
81 49, O calves S3Ts6 25 Texans. 81 23a 10 Hogs
Receipts I2dDo head; market strong ana loc hlkh'
Heavy packing and shipping lots ~ sopst ~ eoI.h
choice mixed. So S5QA 10: choice assorted si@Si u"
light 81 s5afi 10: pgs. So l50S+ sheep hcceips loppo
head. market firm Inferior To choice - "gs3 o LANDS
81 5OuSI H. . - ,...,. -,
cepts 3G2 head market steady AT YESTERDAY advahre
Native steers 81 75asi 10: native cows s2dS2 20 texas
81 Ioas3 ~; Texas 81 % Hoss-he'Tips
552a head, market active and &c higher on GOO h"1s
Heavy 81 UQsi 10. mixed. So 1jps+ Hight 81 oHSi 10
sheep neccp!s 262i head market steady and active
Native. 81 iOGS3 20 lambs. 81 -.
steady: rough prime. >3aH 30. calves s. 50gfd 80
Keesps sn, ."rst' Ss'e al yssh Is
sheepsuppiy far market active prime" - o'as' So
'Kansas CIV March 3-Hogs-Receipts 5000 head;
market strong; gh and medium. 81 ~nS3 80. heavy,
S. G5aA So pigs. 81 4ous3 10 Cattle Receipts 1000
good. $3Qs3 n5 and heiiers best. - oas3 80
fair good s2aS2 bulls 81 3nas3 10 suckers and
csa,Ts aass 10 Texas az 90 W S s5as' 49, calves
buffalo March 81 Receipts for m" last ~ hours
s5s head total for week thus far 7N5s. for time
las, week 1910. consigned through. s5S. To New York
7s ON sale 40. opened steady and closed steady
with ntnut all sold. god iium steers 50 60. mixed
butchers 81 s5asJ 30. Hogs-Rcceips FOR the last "a
10 York 2.oso sale. 100 market opened strong
sid: good Workers 81 2,aS4 81: light 81 pack
- 2ouft 80 mediums. 81 i5Q$4 -. roushs. So 25d
SO sag- 81 6OuS3 Sheep and lambs Receipts for the
last 20 hours 40 head total for week thus far % TOO
for time last week q SD. consigned through. 500
TO NewYork 800. sale. 5000 market opened steady
all loads Of State lambs held firm good
choice handy 81 3gs Is; good heavy 81 Ionsi 10: Hight
fair 81 $3.50 40 cuis sSgs3 g. mixed sheep good To
choice. 81 JOas3 70. fair. 81 75as3 10. cus
{2q{2 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March (SpeclaD Wheat to-day lost a cent
had only partial May opened 67%. soli
between ga. and $751;. and closed at 66% cents The
trade dull a circumstance which had more than any
thing to dc weakness but cables easier
seatard Disappointing less than 1000
bushels Messages from San Francisco said that the
Australian demand had paused There was great deal
ceips we're moderate509 cars agains, SOS last week
and 81 last year. There fair out inspection
bushels. The temperatures In the Northwest were
20 to 30 degrees below zero As protection against
wheat belt There considerable selling Of wheat
a report that the Argentine gold premium
had suddenly Jumped from 2O to 300 This later de
RED There very small cash business here. less
bushels NewYork reported practically moth
ing export. The only round lot reported from d.
10000 bushels at Bunalo. There was dis
which husnrl from the best figure OF Mon
day developed important cash business On the
curb the market shade higher. t6's cents.
steady for but little easier for
futures May Sid 30a. and 30A and closed at
3pi. cents. Spectators affected by the wheat de-
cline Samples firm In spite Of large carlots-5I0
Interest continues Export clearances 1000
bushels Gables shade easier Charters $1,000
bushels.
oats were dun and n shade easier May sold between
ers lnspectioni20 the estimate for
Wednesday 26O The sample market weak
and "A cent lower.
Provisions advanced somewhat small hog receipts.
Pork the close showed gain Monday OF IA cents
lard and ribs cents This small advance really
"A disappointment to bulls. There only 10000 hogs
2i head prices 10 higher Speculation
tnurs light The cash demand does not improve. The
The country has qudaed and the speculative situation
IL improved.
on the curb puts on May wheat closed sBS cents:
calls at o7n cents. Puts May corn at 3oA cents;
c,li2 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


IN. l,r.ci i ,susr,ereIs Win the exception u
S. linton AMI iserpoi nsr ,oa al 7aS.c per n
r rcsrra,or beef American r'egrs selling az 1fiV 's
~ dre-sed weight. .hpments today 10 Liverpool on
tor sci~ari.hl & salzlcrger 1870 sheep tor J. b
Long GO AMI 1850 au9rsr, OF hecf ,o5 a., ). Mqfrls,
senuar5.ehi.A a sui1t-rs.r TN cry u Sew
ys s h. eo sa SO qaog. i t ssf M, t1 amt
ne nsnnc viii carry ~" for Eas'nans Com
Lys nce' 90 seaa OF "s sp 50 u a, f ,i5
prime ,ca- oi s'as7 - per io' y, Jew selected a.
dressed steady On aeraie reccp and selling ~
Gls a. per ~. clt, dressed weak Al 7slir. Hc calves
sa~. = %,a % ,eas - n nv'5 as at 81 .
20 g., ie3 H. at 49, do. 10 N. at So DO. ils H.
a. s. l., -.
y nun; ;, Ma? 49, t'l az, !, 4 g. f. a a.
se e: ' 4; 50 20 Ne at l9 q do III H. at ~ 49, 10 3D.
H. at s. ~ Is d. iai n ST. - d. lis H. at 81 less
g pllenb"ck 70 vcn. i'o 70. at 81 80: DO 1870 II.
J,ine wrish. C., veal: g. lSo ~ at $50 d.
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts were II cars or ;s6'
cars fr EXPORT aye ana ,eo ,,y 'o ond ~eT @
the c.ose -Four cars were To s" a, late
ing been delayed IN account - The Hoods Decent to
,,-lu, .neep ID Al S3as, per medium choic"
lambs were quoted 81 oas1 10 with 49, u pm" to
choice s5is5 10 No srrng lambs onercd Dressed
m of Sft1r ~ dressed ltiilhS IT
7@Sic, ~amn,ry dressed spring lambs firm s3a$I per
carcass but selling mainly NJ Sns6
saics-D Harrington liS OHIO lambs. VI ~ average
et 81 Nor leo II. Il Ohio sheep IL? H. at 81 -
: Sander. ms STATE limbs. ~ n. at s.. II state
sheen uari clipped loJ N. AT 81 ~.
Judd Co.: - state lambs - ~ AT -" -" State
sheep ~ 81 GU. late Monday @e' Illinois sheep
i2T No. 81. $50 -, 49,.
m6Gsr Receipt. we're 2s cars. 1870 heaa Nominaiiy
weak at 2ud<4 10 per No but choice light pigs wou,i
exceed the outside figures Country dressed steady AT
ii.H1c for inferior heavy - choice lighf weights
Saes-Iai, Monday Hume & Mullen II state hogS
i,I n average, at - 90 per 100 n. 81 do IA ~. Al
81 30: . rough hogs 80 N. NJ 81 80
Halenbeck & Hollis 81 State pigs. choice. ll3 ID. at
g. b7is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04

A.. wild
81 s'asi so quail per do d@ re heal s2Sss do
ducks. per pair. canvas . 90 nbi,s m
malard 75cas g. 9thsT kn S ,ack soa5oc venson
drawn. 20c; 40 drawn log loc; 20 Jaons' ,ogi.c
saddles per ~ sG22e % %hg ss dg ret has had but
HAY AND STRAW-HA , me - Gov March re-
little chance as yet 10 MAXI ny 100 Degree with
vva. Receipts nave accun.ua.s 81, rsgard ,heir con-
bending prices ana ora.is sun Iii So,ndad Most
fdencs in an early active uenitu - ~ ,ad,s and
o the current trace Is &c heen broken up
quite number OF NO ,n' orS,o n has good
accor7noeai. H. a. 81 40 ane,re that the market
run OF inquiry, enc II hesvier dealings than noted
IS Shaping iseit to hrnng nav make only moderate
last month, 30 1nr s III uasE has been remarked
sio"ns, oi 80 sor,s Il, no, as much In buyers favor
the quality OF 'hese SORTS "ol a. ~ Iamnd shippers
AS It wes II seems absurd 70 "a, Win Nv careiessness
t.a s'anaa,a snoHd n na p,rticl ry his one
n nrshsse and an3tbr at m next, short supply
one ,nr ,te saIe 81 roorer goods tbs
Ton of the country at least is not Yet working upon
foninc basis blending feeds are too plcniy ard the
op ration too well understood compe h iiscrmna'e
purchase hay Up this time the Under taes 81 Ia
inv iaI qualify merit which kept them active most
of the time As every horse or all iegs stable
keeers do no call Tor high classes hay and they could
not be accommodated il they did. prominent medium
demand should always respectfully provided for snip
eIs Of long rye straw about fill daily wants. and prices
continue steady and unchanged. quote Hay, PRIME
per 100 H. 81: No l. per 10. 92i3qH72c, No = per
loo S51s7I.c No 3. 100 II. 71i2Qs,c shfelg my
uer 10 75d77Ibc: clover mixed, 100 10 iIN>oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04
ytHT. - -. ~
ta., foliow.

Market closed barely steady to 3 points advance
compared with yesterdays closing prices. TransrrIibe
notices 735 Total sales l9s.0CD bales New YORK ntt
receipts bales 2.ssJ bales; forwarded iNp
bales sales 1906 bales: spinners. 5 bales stock IN >l
ba.es Total receipts to-day l5l77 bales thus iar
this week bales. Exports To LAY: Great Brltain
737 bales Continent 10 III bales Thus far this week;
n-ni % bales: stock 49,. liG tales Spot cotton
steady unchanged Mddling uplands il-lGc; middins
Gulf Is 6c. Sales. LOGS bales. including j,G bales
spinning and 800 bales Liverpool cabe-Spot
cotton business doing Sales. 1000 bales; sIecl-
laon and export 800 bales; American. 5000 bales re
cepis bales American. 1909 bales Midi!ng up
lands 32d. Futures opened steady lGig2 90 de-
cline: closed steady 10 points net decline: March.
4rb March-Aprl. 4O9s Apr!-May. i0sizb: May june.
40sl2s June-Juiy 40ss. July August. iOIn 0s August
September. 4o5lzs: September October. 3,Bs October No
35sl.b: NoVembcr-Dec.mbe-. 3Jsb. December
January 35sb. Manifestations weaker cloths. buy
hold off.
COFFEE-specuation IN Brazil coffee on the EXCHANGE
dull and narrow. The situation abroad shows 40
striking changes Havre still holds the key to the
slowly Europe bought here TO moderate extent Ham
burg cables steady March C5 70 pigs April G550: May
65: June AIS Havre closing quiet March and April.
10 80 francs; May So june 10 %. Rio official cables
steady 3 900 reis exchange 1916 receipts for two
days 5000: ccarances for United States. 900 bags;
stock Santos receipts two days 300 bags.
market 1850 res cleared from Victoria In Feb
ruary for United States 10000 bags from Santos 1900
bags from Rio. 10000 bags The next Dutch sale VIII
be held ,rdam March TO- and Will include 5000
piculs; brokers' valuation. good ordinary Java. Sic
closed steady at unchanged 10 10 points ad
vance. Sales 1900 bags. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04
cream the different railroad distribu'lhE points
near the city for the week have been as follows;
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. March 2. 1890.

New-York. March j. ls'"
COTTON-Our market opened to points lower On
early months points on on late positions Dul
there was quick recovery prices or points
steady. barely steady in according 10 me
official designation net advance q u . points anu
sales Of l9s bales The closing prices close u
the highest OF the day There was siderable HlsAP
Of the Closing tone the general opinion being tina; was
al least steady and some called firm. The committee
was appealed to decision by which II MADE
the market barely steady. but IL permitted It's desle
Liverpool al first considered fairly favorable on
futures though spot cotton lower There seemed 10
be considerable selling for Southern account abroad bul
that the cotton had gone hp ss
bearish although and there bear is found who Is
inclined % favor the bull side FOR turn During the
afternoon there realizing ty 'se
who bought early OF estimated free movement at y"
ing middng October and November shipment
al 7a.c landed mills Dispatches from Augusta
Ga fifteen counties of Northern ana Nottnsas
ern twelve counties in Western south Care"
lima free movement from plantations ana u'
posltion spot The receipts AZ New or.ea.
Wednesday are estimated 1900 TO 500 ba.es against
3 SO day last week, 1901 bales laAt year
and 500 bales years Tolays receipts Al Ne"
orleans were O79 bales agans, 52o bales day l"
week and bales last Galveston, "' h"!'s
900 and 267 bales Savannah. 300 baes, againti "N
nd Charleston 1850 bales against l'1' ana
Os4 bales Norfolk FAC bales. against 2if ana ~
bales Memphis 1921 bales against 1876 and GIG hal"s
cepts al Houston Wednesday estimated at 10, io
ZOO bales against 1873 bales day last year lh"
the week estimated az N'p
bales against 81 1903 last week and llOllA bales
last year. ,-.,. ,,a. ,h.
rrev,ous night and las, follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04

- rho Continent 1000 bales: coast"ise' '
ar bales stock &c. i25 bales r,ddIing 5-16c low
miSdng Lice; good ordinary not the Continent s9l5
us rrnents 3OO bales; exports 10 stock $40
s9s. coastwise $50 bales sales. 4S' oaies' ~
bales. 49,, d, Co,,or very steady; good ln'u ,
ding oDisc mddns 7c low miedl Fpess 400
ordinary Continent 2p2 bales coastwse: 900 oCS bales
exporn - s79 b,es: sales 500 bales; stocH '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04

Local conditions the market for Rio and Santos COT
practically unchanged the market ruling steady
but quiet with Rio No I spot quoted a 1870 and No
l2AdI3c Their Is good demand for mild coffee and
1876 and OF the mid grades 2 700 bags
Maracaibo and 200 bags Central American private
DRI'GS-The drug market is quiet. without decided
change the moment although there has been consider
activity higher prices. The closes with
natural quoted 81 Is and jobbing lots 50 7@
regular. :. g.. ESSENTIAL OILS-The market was quiet
on all kinds generally steady. with all prices
last quoted We quote: Anse 81 5oas2 ~: bergamot.
prime 50 40Qs2 49, good 50 25 cassia. 80 IOqs2 80;
cloves 4Oa45c cubeb. $1ds1 TO- hemock 35aioc. lemon.
prime 81 loa$ rs good fair 81 lemon grass native.
nciaL So 73Qs4 40: nutmeg native 81 JCus u.s. pepper
mini Western cans. 81 70msl 49, Wayne County. cans.
81 S5dsl 9O cases 50 2od$2 % pennyroyal 81 sassaas
natural 36a3sc: artificial 2602sc: spearmint 81 10;
spruce SOC: tansy. 49, wintersreen natural. 81 go
81 so artificial. G5a70c: wormseed Baltimore. 81 70.
without cha rge in prices which quoted follows:
Burdock 4zQ3c; gentian. 5q5sc ginseng southern 50.
northern SIS So Northwestern 50 80 ginger, Jamaica
unblsa ched lSaI5c eached iGql1c golden seal nc:
heilebore white. powdered o'.46%c whole &C; iicoce
ordinary 2il04c: selected 7hgi4c mandrake 4.c;
southern Ssc: Minnesota. 23lsg24c Manitoba. 22sg23c;
snake Canada l3isfloc: Texas 2lg2ic virginia -'c'
FOREI0N DRIED FRUIT-The demand s not large.
although Increased volume Of mall orders al mana
but the orders small lots Sellers are somewhat
tions have demanded Rasns OF all descriptions
quiet; nuts dull but steady. We quote: valencia
rasins lx9Gi.c: suitana, 6AG9c; California 2ngoc;
Halloyse dates SIC: curants. 2hQSc Turkish pruhes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04

Galveston. March 3-Cotton hoiday)-Net and
ceipts 553 bales to Great Britain 1877 bales
stock (corrected), 1850 bales.
Norfolk. March 8-Cotton dull; mddng 7-i6c: low
mddng l-l6c: good ordinary, 6,c; net and gross
~ bales EXPORTS TO Great Britain. 400 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

,o, T., Flour dull Wheat dull ana 4 7 cas-.
No red spot and March i4c asH Hr grade 7ia@7hc
Southern ~ o Ib sales 10000 ush Corn sas Xay asa
P9 and March mixed southern corn :e 20
stock bush sales $50 900 x eSf do s5sa2Gc stock
n s Nn. R,s &C ns' siGa snS 80
unc Gsa Other Ss unchanged
BOSTON March aTour quiet but s.a se &C., wP Dts
50 soa j. wn e p sprns clear and .ghts So
81 20 cernrea steady 7sa77c bag ,o - No and
steady steamer yellow on 30 ,'d'S Clipped 2esc No
clipped 2sisc white 2ss Ga Ne Is u Tnr bran 81
S t Ts' HH 81 s, Sos sss
e 81 a, s9e States s SSfs a
lard Bacon oso E:. L'% 9sc: a0fs sncy Fresh
Ssa Sss sT% &c. s's
ssSss ,ssc cs:s ss
n.s se' %si'''n len,
Ms Ssa si ss'' ss;: ,u yss.
Western sss ase Fowls Pals Ws:s
s herb a
s. i@sa % Aggs' ?"s es
ss Tu Hss grades
si5asie. Rye straw steady. SIS 90 mn ~ =,
eqaS :. March s a ssPF3s
from masi at No wheat closed
TS nc closed rm unchanged chang xra Se.:
soed anG FOR grades fair sd
=. a5i,c rive dull: No . 44iac asked Flour quiet
steady Mil feed firm; fair demand .
Chicago March 3.-The leading futures ranged as 'o'-
lows. ,,,-x... rovee, Closing
H ne $5$$sf. Il $ 81. s sssss
Corn. Nc. o.
March ~, 51,l 5or 3Oi5
May ~ 3fxT31ib
2osL
September oZs "-s
Oats. No. 2:
Nav 2Inaoll. 2Iha2lH 2lta2it 2i,sa22lli.
~
September <i1s
Mess pork per bbL
va 5000 $3.50 ses2i. s9s7h
| July iV"' wv"
Lard. per 100 10
| July oo-i2 90"
Short ribs per 100 n.
| July ............ 532ls 1914 80 o@a
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23d-st l32 6th-ave. l2thst. l42 Columbus
West 66th-s: 100 West 4ad-s, near 6th-avt; sUS
ayes: i5e East 47,hst 1888 50 between 7e!h xss
nth ss.: 1O26 3d-ave. near 6ist-st.; los ls-ss3
near soth-st $50 Sd ave .lstst: 6s4 sdsve ssi
Bieecker-ss 29os 3d-ays $40 East 19th-stj vi VA
t?ds i%s East lsth-st 2o3 East 4sth-.t $50 s.hsvs
g, so s s:aS.y s as's SAFE ss
sis 2dave: !Ss eth-sv: A the Harlem ess1.vs
~ west i2O:s.st bet 7th ana s,s Il, AYES: $40
nv. ii ~, isE ssAs = s.'1 ~ SiaadI;x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04

Receipts Of breaasuns A. interior point, IN thou'sas
last three cphers 1000 omitted. hour bo' gram ''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04
HAY AND STRAW.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Exports Of hay for week, FIST bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04

Q AvANNAH LINE. OCEAN 5. s. co
- Tri weekly 81 N r. Spring ST. Tucsss
days Thursdays and Saturdays at p. N. For freSns
and passage apply to 4.
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8. b. a W R'y POI Bway. Cent II. r. 317 y wsvs
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