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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

The silver Men unseated Four Michigan

ihe SILVER
pcicgn'e' y" Se' "'' .,
CHICAGO. July e.-IheIe was 'o
r,rtion this morning of The opening
80 ..t.r5.v SO far ass admission
..... ..,.,..r,e3 Pv
10 iNe c'ii''''''" '"'' .,....,4,,,.
order % tle .mpofdE 'i."i' ''''"'
Daniel. of Virginia, just before ADJOURN
..+ 1..t evening the doors were OPEN
,.t an ,..rsans having tho
ca a' -' .l .ltornao.
rent OF eAu'' "''-''''
and holders of tickets were ailniil'i "9
....4 tf.r,aafvos Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
wrArHrK FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. July Store
cast for Thursday:
For Virginia. Rain Thursday. clearing
by noon: fair and warmer Friday: east
erly winds. becoming norrhwesterly.
Signals are displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Wilmington 10 Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
T8g HTCHIG4N REPORT.

Detailed Report on the Minority Recon-
n,ndation Favorable to the Gold side.
CHICAGO July s.-The oihcial vote oy
States On the minority report 70 retain
the sitting gold delegation from Michl-
pan was as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
RECORD OF THE FIRST HALF.
The Fielding and Batting Averages d
YirSinia'S League.
THE LYNCHBURG CLUB LEADS IN BOTH.
Richmond - Close Second In Field Work.
While Petersburg IL only Nine Points
Behind the Leaders In Batting-The
League Average for Battling, 27i.

The Times prints below the individual
batting and feldlng averages OF the Nir-
ginia State League players. and also the
team averages for the first half OF tue
season. These averages are approxi-
mately correct.
1t will be seen that Lynchburg leads.
both in batting and fielding. with Peters
burg second in batting, and Richmond
second in fielding. The league average
in batting was .2ll. and In fielding .soi.
Which compares fayorably with the Ma
tional League.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

delcfafcs-at-large were fairly elected the
district men had been similarly elected
This IS exactly the same position taken
by Congressman Swanson. at stanton. in
regard 10 the recommendation for gold
dclcgatcs from the Second district, but 81
did not so to-day with the National Con-
vontion. and the Mlchg8ndors were COM
PEELED to submit
TWO-THIRDS SECURED.
This seating OF sour silver delegates
gives tho silver men a majority upon the
delegation. and as they have adopted the
unit rule. the twenty-cight votes OF Mlch-
ran Will now 20 20 the silver men. giving
thcm tho necessary twO-thlrds Tor the
nomination OF a national ticket.
Tho T0ll-call was ordered upon the
report OF tho Committee on Credentials
amid much excitement. for everybody
understood that upon this result the con-
Neuton rested. 10 was strong position
behind which tho gold men had fortified
themselves. Tho adoption Of tho report
meant two-thirds FOR the silyeritcs and q
practical close Of tho battle against them.
The defeat OF the majority report meant
70 victory for the gold men. and that
would forco the silver men 10 resort 10
an abrOgauO nof the two thirds tradition
or proione the vote upon a presidential
candidate until a conservative candidate
could Do chosen.
Tho vote proceeded quietly until New
York was reached Tho threat OF Hill
20 leave the convention IN Michigan WAS
tempered with was remembered. ard
when Chairman Fellows announced the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
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PORTSMOUTH.
RICHMOND.

Tedm average ..-.............-.. ~
The folding averages are as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
NOW TWO-THIRDS
Silver Men Carry Their
Point by Force.
A HARD FIGHT ON MICHIGAN,
But the UnSeatin8 Of -Four Gives
the Required Majority.
TIE BIG FIGHT OYER CANDIDATES
Till Probably be Decided by The Con-
YeltiOl To-Day.
The SILVER PLATFORM PREPARED.
TIE Big FIGHT OYER CANDIDATES
THE SILVER PLATFORM PREPARED.

scenes Of fIndescribabIe Confusion During
BaiIotine on the Report on the Michi-
ran Cases The Impression Prevails
in some Quarters That the Gold
Mcn VIII Ecpudiate the Com
vention-The New York
Delegation Discusses
the Proposal Chair
man White Makes
"A Plea for Har-
mony in His
Speech OF
Accept
ance,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

continued on Second Paee)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

CONTINUED From First PsSe,l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

iptei1 sss.s..s ..ssss....s- 30 oJn
Two delegates from Maine not voting.
and one each absent from California and
Minnesota not voting. Totals votes. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March II. 1896
BEEvEs--Recepts were 800 cars. or 3l22 head 1853
cara consigned exporters and city saughteers
81 for the market. and. with single held
over Wednesday, there y to be sold The
were disposed Of with the exception 81 carload No
demand Common to prime corned steers sold at
"a i5aSa 70: oxen at 81 35as3 80. bulls 81 10 and
fat do. ~ 759x3 80. to fair cows at 81 ou
81 So There was fair demand for cry dressed native
beef sides at GQ1.c per ~ Latest cables from London
and Liverpool quote American steers weak az onc per
~: tops dressed weight: refrigerator beef lower NJ
G4Iisc; American sheep at"hdy NJ l2flJ's'. dressed
weight Shipments to-day. the St Enoch
will be laden with 1900 sheep for Antwerp by j. sham
berg a. Son: Sunday the Mohawk VIII sail for London
schd a. Sulzberger. and 30 cattle for j. Shamierg Il
making. with 20 sheep to be shipped on The Fonia
cattle ioG29 quarters II beef. and asa sheep all to
European ports. with the exception Of ~ cattle and 80
saies-s Sanders: ~ Indiana steers 23a n average.
per NJ Is DO. 1914 II. at - 40. ~ do 1884
NJ at 81 30: Ohio 1883 NJ Mt ~ -; do. 400 H.
nsys. do II ioa NJ At s. 20 DO loss H. ut s, ao oxen
i545 H. So 49, bulls. sis NJ at So 10 DO 1000 N,
81 10: II 1859 NJ 81 s0 do $50 II. at 81 30;
IL cows $40 H. So do. 100 N. OF So. do. so No. at
So dc. go N. at 81 30
s. W sherman II Illinois steers. i2iG No. at 81 49, -
sherman Culver Illinois steers. 1870 NJ 81 70:
n do 1927 No. 81 A.: do, 100 ~ AT 81 10 Is stable
at g e s''0 bulls 100 d. at " So COVE 'oS' 3D.
D. Mcpherson & Co. bulls: ilc5 n: At So 10; II
Ol ~ 50 10; 81 do 1865 N. at 81 90; DO $40
II. at 50 20: do o32 n. al 81 ~. 49,
Newton Coz IL Lancaster County tPenno steers Zoo
at S Ss 49, i1S at 3 j. Kentucky '"'" ''4'
A. H. Eppsein 10 Kentucky steers. 1890 N, Mt 81 -:
do. 1890 H. 81 49, 20 Kentucky LOGS No. a, 50 ~
j. H. wkerson: 10 Kentucky steers l4e4 ID. at 81 40
e head Market steady I ana a.!
sGs3 10 for fed calves Dressed calves lower for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14

di,ions promising. and the weather mus The
month has been less trying the plant man % uaek
interior and seaboard movement 81 wheat Iu with
shows very slight changes Cash wheaI we%,ns "
sales Of 50 600 bush for export. including $500 49, T
hard Duluth o store private terms; loVV 80 trst
hard Manitoba b afoa private terms lo'o ,uctsi
No Northern spring. afoa, privste te.''' roat
2&Q3c over May; 1900 bush No Northern % casc.
private terms quoted 1sc May: May closed go
No red nominal lie over May aiOa' the
sprne quoted SIC May b aioat - Aa
corn market was steady at rsi but soon followed me
cline IN wheat. with rather more acuHe a. las,
usual The Interior is about the SAM az
week but the falling of Of 10000 bush at seaooaiu
was encouraging bulls. The market Closed an COO
ATSc net loss Cash easier win saies "a IT,.
bush including 5000 bush No white aioa, 10
terms bush yellow, Axe o D anoa., ia,t rner
March. steamer yellow 1000 bush 3ssc elevator steamer
97Jc elevator: No quoted 3s'ac elevator anu
delivered nominal. .OATS-The market foT oats 49,
dull and easier continued heavy throuehou, ine
Influenced the weakness In other markets. n ~
heen moderate falling off in interior recelps uu
week but trade and the market soNe,icu a.,
by local surroundings. The close was NJ ,sIlt ~ a.
cline Cash oats dull and easier Sales ''"~ nr' AZ
Guiding 9 900 bush No 25iec elevator and 20.
Ivered 600 bush No at 24i.c 1000 bush NO wl.e.
white 2sG 2yc 1000 rejected white. 2ic es'a,oI
900 bush rejected mixed. 22i4c elevator; cov 'u'
No white clipped to arrive. private ie[is ~, asa
BARLEY-Markct ourst; mailing. +iQvoc; iceIihs;
&c RYrc-Marlet dull: CARROTS 4il4'c; ,r,
asa .MALT-Market quiet Western ana Guy 80
BIC ... BI' CKWIIEAT-Mark steady; prime "'"'o'
4Og4lc elevator. , ,.. .o- ,b. nre-
The quotations today the closing prices for AN, ,r pr
vious day and closing prices for the Corresponding u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. March l3-Coton quiet; middling. 79-16c;
low m!idling. 3i0c good ordinary. 1916: net and
receipts. s2t bales exports to Great Britain 5000
bales; sales $50 bales stock osos bales. weekiy-Net
and gross receipts BOSS bales exports Great britain
0,54S bales; 10 the Continent POI bales; coastwse
bales; sales 1882 bales; spinners. lag bales.
Norfolk, March l3Cotton steady; middling TIC: low
middlng 7sc good ordinary. 7iec: net and gross
ceipts 205f bales coastwisc 1l94 bales sales
22' bales stock. 3i.62o bales wecky-Net and gross
receipts 1894 bales exports to Great Britain $50 bales
coastwise. 6.106 bales: sales. 1850 bales
savannah. March l3-Cotton quiet; middling, 7-l0c
low mddng, TIC. net and gross receipts, 1908 bales
exports to the Continent 1850 bales; coastwise sos
bales; sales. IL bales stock 5lo4+ bales. Weekiy-Net
and receipts 1870 bales exports Continent
$50 bales; eoastwss 1883 bales; sales. i2s7 bales
middling l3i6c: middlng 7%c: low mdding. 7-isc:
good ordinary. TIC: net and receipts 207 bales
70 the Continent sois bales coaswisc soe4 bales
2ie24 bales gross 70 O6 bales; exports to Great Brit
ain H. 40 bales to France. IL 7os bales: to the Con-
bales. '--------- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
A. Of nesbrorses and Cortlandt streets.

Stations foot Of pesbrosses and Coridanot S'res'~
TsS,. Ger EI 1s R,eoFs
tic" ca4s NJ Ssy scS H.
Louisville li.So A. NJ St. Louis 300 r. NJ ana i0'e''
200 r. M-cHcAco AND ST. LOUIS ISsl, ss.
Sleeping ana Dining csrs ss s ,c 'S,' T.
SwS SsIssSS EsxFPnMHsspum.s s..s.n.
5T II Gs!Sssf RE: s.y
sleeping and Dining Cars to nSanaaos anS w.
500 r. M-PAcIFIc ExPREss-P sieeg, n ca
TO Pittsburg Connects for Chicago daily ana Ce'eA""
except w sa.;lahy AND THE soyTHs 10 =,
sSo pse a'G DH" az Palor and caT
,ss ss ss' s ssS D'ns cs &c. saM
srsssona Carl 4o Dining car DINING p NJ
soGTHERN RArLwAY-s2o NJ daily sls M ss,l 70
sleepers to Memphis Ashevee ana snS
Springs 1918 night daily seepers to Newor'eA"' ""'
Atlantic nHr snS So 81 Augustine 80 p
daily seepsrs to pOr! Tampa 10 MJaessonvils ana
cH HE'S OHIO RAlLwAY Express 500
rS daily OLD POINT Va
Charles Route. A.; NJ week Gays. and VIII" -"''"
Sleeper ,s p r,T y day NJ weekdays Through Buffet
rP Par CAPE pr Nay sSa i weekdays and pon.
FfE sS ssa s 1870
week days. Sundays stop at ih'ef""S
Park), o - A. NJ. bib y NJ, uuuA
's "s e. ss So =. q: a;ss 5s 80 ~ P,s:
ias night sundays 80 soc 80 ~ tsd apinn;
car, Z Dining Car) Dining Carr 1'''' o. - '''
IL Is night. o, ~. ,oa 1323 III and 28l
AstOr Houss s and f0ss 81 Futon
1Sa and j;r oklyn station. 1907 OF Yorx
Street brooklyn Station Jersey S's neck baggage from
hotels and residences through 20 des''"JJR WOOD.
s. NJ. PROVOST. -.r.rai Passr Agent
General Manager. "e"e'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March l3-The offerings at to-dsys wool sac
comprised 1876 bales There large selection or
crossbres which afforded the Yorkshire operators an op
extend their purchases and MI their orders
The Continental operators also competed brisky at fun
prices Greasy merinos at prices ranging from
sd lOd keenly bid for and the lower qualities
prices. The superior grades fetching Is
dragged somewhat which fact attributed to the alb
stentlon Of American buyers from bidding. Secured
sold freely French and German buyers at full
The sale Of the salvage OF the steamer Missouri
which recently beached at Falmouth with fire In
cargo sold satisfactorily. In view OF the sod
den condition OF ~ the heated parcels l. all
sold To the home trade Messrs. Jacomb. Son & Co..
wool brokers' who conducted the sale report extreme
animation throughout nearly MI OF the offerings having
been sold highest prices - the series Following
are the sales and the prices obtained:
Wales-t9OO bales. secured. 0dIis Id
pieces 7s.dVls Sd: greasy. 6Qii2d; locks and
pieces i.IDd.
Queensland 800 bales: secured sals ID: locks and
pieces 9S.dgls dad. greasy 6aiid. locks and pieces
3lsG9d.
Victoria-7Oo bales secured oisdals SID locks and
pieces 0isdGls Bid: 7duis ID locks and pieces
Cs.nild.
South Austraa6oo bales: secured. lodGis 3lsd locks
and pieces. Ifid. greasy, 5aod.
West Australasia bales; greasy at I'd.
Tasmania2i bales greasy at I'D
New Zcaand-3.20O bales; secured. 9dIls 3i2d: locks
and pieces ss9ild; greasy. sdgis: locks and pieces.
4,eal0I.
Cape o Good Hope and Natal--COO bales. secured.
6xdgis Id; greasy 5.9Ii.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
CASH OrOThT1
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York March IL, 1881.
COTTON-The market was quiet to-day anu ' s ,rades
was largely directed o election when
day on the question OF fixing regular rave io No. hrra
eiors market opened with ssh ueeiinis and The
1raa quick recovery when the late months anu '
months reached on the can IS
somewhat the close YESTERDAY anu s - ~
followed "a further advance. until prices MeiS ~
ro.rs above Yesterdays final Then came pTeak e'
about points and then rally OF about 70 bont
and at O'Clock prices We're little i9wer "a was
no, al all animated. and there was no nlo''"'. ,bs
hand from any quarter. The market rallied to1"su
close on covering light interior movement e'nts
very steady AT net aoNahse OIL % " mar
Total sales were 1875 400 bales. The iork spo. %
ket was -lGc lower. Southern spot markets snmad
unchanged proposition to change the rates
The proposition to make commissions siV ire
outside accounts and So minimum Tor MENU ,rno
ballot stood 1852 for and lo2 agans J., ~ ohirds
vote lacked fourteen make IL effective kecr.s d,
,,orts 10 day including various were T. pa,s,
against II bales day last week ana $50 az,
iast year The total receipts the week were 40 ot
tales against bales week ana l"ls>3 bes az.
year The receipts New Orleans Saturday are ,i
week s2a bales year and 1856 bales TWO years ago
days receipts NewOrleans were 23I4 bales asans,
7CG bales day last week and 3s9. baes asu az
bale against o6S and 53l 1908 bales against
04S and SIS Charleston. 3;s bales against o'l anu
1917 Norfolk. e62 bales against SO. ana raInsi
week 22oli
az, and baies last
Interior shipments for the week were 3362 pae asar'
Interior stock is 344 bales against 31 uaies the
nreyious week and 34s bales last To re
ceips az Memphis 404 bales against 100 bales same
dan last week and 155 bales last year houston Io'
Gai.s against Osl and 4O5 Receipts at Houston Satur
cay are estimated 200 l,sOJ paes; against 32Gl
bales same day last II Is expected that only eoVo
bales will come sight this week. $50
Opening and close to-day. ana cosihg Dics he
previous night and last year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
+ ROYAL BLUE LINE.
IEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations foot of Cortland and Ds.Pr Cpi cHt.SK
's.NS a n daily except Sunday. Tor MACOh NhN'''
and n'esmeMSa'ss aiIy sor GENEVA RoCHEsIER BUTs
ratO NiAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION biDu ~ s Ss
~ ysst and principal local points dining car 70 SUE
nnns,on Bridge Pullman Nestbue sleeper c,nSarr m
P,1.In VI daily leaves II 1880 A. d. Sunoas ~
vaf'cI CHUNK and intermediate points oo"neo''o"'
~ 90 r. W. daily except sunday Tor E..Mhn IA an Rsa1
stations connections FOR Po'ts's anu "o~
ING chalr-car Wkesbarre ,,.u,...,--. r a "a
lao r. VI. Sundays only) Tor WiiKesoar'e' - !"
function and all intermediate stations N rr-vr.
X.tO ~ VI, daily except sunday Tor l. -, s.~.,
rICH and principal intermediate stations PmSn ''s
car TO Wilkesbarre: connecting for fosy
40 p NJ daily. except Sunday. for Bound b'0"N al"
nIn p NJ. daily for EAsToN and intermediate Sta
a:o r. W. daily for B!FFAL0 NIAGA sl1;s,l sA lain
Yo- 70 Chicago Sleeper TO Buffalo and Io'oo'''
ccornsc,ions for Reading and Harrisburg . -. ,,,.-.
GRO p VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR Eas'oh a'' INV"
mediate stations r,,.c, GENEVA ROCKIES
NJ. tr- Al a. NIAGARA FALLS. ana ali points
,,,ran eisepers 10 Chicago and Buffalo 'hai'-N ~
Wikesbarre. -. o,,r,oda,,ons NJ cs5 csi, pa
~, aoa Droaiway 81 East l4th-st. 100 East LON IA
III Ut. $50 Fulton St Court ST. Us brOau"a'' "A~
Irooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. " u -. 49,, ,,sct har.
r Sec,York Transfer Co will call Tor ana cheVA "~s
c,as from hotel or residence through 10 des'ha"o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14

cosc To-day's break liquidation II was
than Of any especially bearish news Gables were
hu, .Is no, show as much break for futures as was
Thursday. There was bad break on spot
uhea nj Liverpool but this was rather decline Ior
Two days than FOR There was some bearish news
,rn, Winnipeg about large stocks Bu as Manilopa
e,,Ire. are always matter simply OF private announce
nnt they can bulllsh bearsh without any one De
inc ahle 10 salnsav them. The visible supply prospe,
US rather Disappointing a decrease probably OF only
s0, 900 bushels But very large cash bust
ness done to-day The sales here nillers were over
Duluth reported 10000 bushels TOT 81
rect export Baltimore reported nineteen ioas
at Northwestern points were lsht <co
cars agans, 33i cars week. and $40 last year
spies were exhausted There fair seaboard clear
pnces 800 bushels Shorts did great deal OF cover
ing To-nghts prices show drop from last week Oh
6 cents II bush"l ,,-
corn lost sc which really evidence OF steadiness
I'm view OF the Generalization IN wheat May SOLD De
tween 30 and 29t.c and closed at N.c The receipts
we're comparatively light 2s3 the estimate for sat
shade easier S-aboari cearances were $4,000 bushels
oats lost &c and quite active. May sold between
a)a.r and 2)l,c closed 2o4c. Samples We're '.c
lower The decline In sympathy with wheat There
was some with Buffalo. lot Of $1,000 bushels
clipped oats. but there direct export business
CLOSED.
Provisions considering the break In all the grain mar
kets acted firm. only Iisc ribs only De; lard
closed where THURSDAY This steadiness too, was
for Saturday. Prices AT the yards were 2sc
% &c lower
on the curb puts May wheat closed at Gitc: calls
G5'4c Puts on May corn 2Ss.c calls, 23Sg29Ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
WEST SHQRE R. e.! !.

Troirs Iray
minutes earlier foot OF Franklin ST.
:,iO A. VI. Daily local TO Buffalo ,.,u, Maintain.
10 A. H. Daily oca, to Albany for Catskl.i
,v S"rs,'ga parlor cars Albany sundays onIy.
oiS A. NJ DAILY for Albany Utica syraeu nna SScaso
~ Nj Daily. except Sunday. TO Catski.s NO. A..
iains New Patz Lakes Mohonk and Minns , ca, "
$3.50 Saratoga Caldwell Lake George. farto' N"''
ss j., NJ Daily except sunday. for Albany syracusn
1,H y, NJ Daily Albany. Montreal uuna 'netroit
R"chsster Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Ds''
Cleveland, Chicago and 81. Louis. - x.,hu-r Albany
a,tO r. VI. Daily except sunday. for Ne"ou's ~'A"''
.at ~ Daily. except Sunday for Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo 49,, c.-,.use Rochester.
six % NJ Daily Albany. Utica syracus. Sni.
buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto pero'" N'''' NV
,sNsts time tables parlor and sleeping car accom-
,Satnns apply city offices. Brooklyn and W ,nsr
~, stations Time tables at principal no1e.s ssprpr
Information address .rn,, ave New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14

u,A,rprades City dressed veals sold az 'v az aaac
cauntr dressed al sG91c and little calves al at
sses-IIaenbeck Hollis: veais 100 DO 40 liz III al
81 80 per 100 n: % do 1872 70. al ~ d. 90 Wv "
s.: fed calves 245 h. at 50 &c 20. q do 12T ~ at
J. = Nelson: veals. 10 10 Al ~ ~
s.: . fed calves 225 n. at 81 10, % ~ q, 81 20
Sanders: 10 veals 1870 10. at 81 do w To- d, - 100
SiiIsEP AND Receipts were ~ cars s- civ
head-ic for export 10 Aht"eip,, making with
sIanyb,erers and - cars for the market Th mar
90 RS held over Thursday 2slz cars on sae hnavv
~, Us ra,ed steady for desirable weight but po
Sbc,, and lambs were dull and tribe easier anu wars
are neglecng these grades Three cs VI n, x,1
ri, over Very common choice sheep 500 a. eoiD1
a. ~ ner 100 n: medium prime lambs az nrssst
Z, i9i and no sales Of spring lambs repor'e esssd
in request at ot2f'c PEI ~.
in,hs Low al 7Isisc dressed sprhs a'"o' ~
light supply 81 oCIs' per a., ~ average
at 81 1872 per N: 1GG do - ID az e. ~ io' w. "
AZ 81 90 3 state sheep 112 ~ at - ~. - o-, ,s-
Collins; 6i Michigan ame. 81 10 AZ - vn q lo
~ Ar SIS O5. 2I9 Ohio Is 10, at - o. 3s~ west
err Wf,crson G. 60: 1903 Indiana lambs II 10 at 30
o.2 pmffao do Oh ~ 81 s.: 3s2 Buffalo sheep 70 10
a. 81 OIL 23l do II n. at 50 So; - Indiana do lo1 TO-
at 81 ~ 900 ,,o.or, ,,,rhs So n n, S. TO-
-, 40 & 10 at 81 G2is 20 Western sheep lZ5 ID at
81 30 co do I0l H. at 81 80 o, >. . .. ,o,, oo-
- Harrington i0 State lambs SO n. at 80 l2s; 2o
DO ~ II. at s. TO- 80 ., -. - ,o,t. 90
do IGi II, AT So Michigan do 50 10 at - io STATE
sanders: 100 state lambs N at s. 10: 81 do. IS No.
AT S. 10 III state sheep. ~ ID. at - % o
Newton & CO.: 81 Kentucky sheep. los H. at - 'o "
do 20 10 at 81 -oo - III Tor
noes, Receipts were 32is 5503 head. all for
slaeberers with he exception of % head No sales re-
rortcd Nominally steady at 81 4OqS@ ~ per lo II:
country dressed in light supply and unchanged al osc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March ia. 3:+S D. m.-Beef-Extra India
mess dull at 87s 81: prime dull 53s I'd Pork
Prime mess Western fine dull a. sos do medium dull
a 45s. Hams-Short about II 10 IL 10 steady
ais Bacon-Cumberland cut. about % 10 30 10. nrm
Cd rib about % NJ steady 27s Cd: long
mdles light about 40 to 40 10 steady 27s clear
m,dles heavy about 20 to 81 No. steady 25s Cd clear
bellies about ~ to II NJ. steady at 27s Shoulders
IL to Is 10. steady at 2is Cd LardPme Western spot
steady 21s CheeseAmercan finest white dull at 42s
do colored duh ut AIS. Tallow-Prime city easy at
?os Cd cottons.ed oil. Liverpool refined. steady at
los Cd Spirits OF urpentine steady POS Cd Rosin-
Common firm at As I'd. Wheat-No 2 red winter dull
at 10 Cd: No red Northern spring dull rs 5d. Corn
Mixed Western spot dull at IS l14d March dull at
20 iind; Ap dull At Ss; May dull at Is isd. Flour
St Louis fancy winter easy at rs 3D. Hops London
Pacific Coast steady at 8045Os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
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PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS. m
NewYo Of daily ao 90 al SUM-
2:3O sun 1918 night CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. ~
a. M. 800 p. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 8 a. m M
ex sun. 10 m.. Dining Car. II 80 a. m, Dndns Sa.'
2:3O D. m D. m. Sun. Dining Carr o'VV p ILL.,
600 D. m. Dining Carl. 1913 night
NORFOLK. II: 30 a. daily.
NEW-ORLEANS, Roanoke and Chattanooga Pullman
Sleeping Car 80. Sum- 230 p m. Sun
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light 49,, .,
Ticket offices: il3 l72 2si AIS ll4O Broadway ii
rast ian ST 2I Bowery ~ Y 344 Fulton ST.. Brook
lyn; stations fooi OF Liberty St, C. r. r. OF y. J:
New York Transfer Company will call for ana checN
baggage from hotel o. residence to destination