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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-14
HERE is A CHANGE.

A seven-room stone and brick house
with all modern improvements, bath,
closet and electric light; size of lot,
AS by POS feet, stable, carriage house,
COW shed. large chicken house. divid-
ing fence for cow yard, fine shade
trees, situated on a beautiful eleva-
ton overlooking city and convenient
to car line. Price $4,000, one-half cash.
balance 1 and years at s per cent
The lots are worth the money. Call
and see John II. Hambleton & Co..
Daily Light Building. II 5 If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-14

amusing recitation. handling the sub
ject we'll Little Olivette Bradley. the
favOrite of every one. recited the
Horse Shoe" in her inimitable man
ner and responded to an enthusiastic
encore. reciting Mammals Little Al
ALBANIA Coon"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-14
FAREWELL PARTY.

1t was jolly party or young people
that gathered at the home of the Miss
rs Louise and Fanny Schroeder on
Montana street Tuesday evening,
from which place, at 1870 O'Clock, they
proceeded to the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. KOllmann, 21S South Pine street
where they rendered n farewell sur
prise party to their charming daughter
Miss Ophelia, it being the eve of her
departure, together with her mother,
Mrs. f. G. Kollmann, for an extend
ed visit to La Grange, Weimar, Sealey,
Columbus and Fralesburg, the former
mann's parents.
The evening was spent by the gay
SuTpriSers in various amuSementS, and
so enjOyably was it passed that it was
long after the midnight hour ere they
departed, bidding their fair young hos
tess adieu and shOwering well wishes
for pleasant journey upon her.
Refreshments were plentiful and
were served throughout the evening.
Those present were: Misses Louise
and Fanny Schroeder, Katie Jackson,
Ocie Martin, Berdie Irwin, Mary Rey-
nOlds, Della Rice, Meta Bernhard;
MeSsrS. James Castanip. James Ell
lott, Charlie Reynolds, Clarence
Martin, Frank KOllmann, Will Bar
ker, Peter Rippstein. Bertram Cas-
TAME, Al. Martin, and Mrs. E. G. Kohl,
mann.
Mrs. Kollmann and daughter lett
on their trip Wednesday morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-14
RITIJDINGs REGIIN

H. A. Miller, dwelling, 81 Camaron
street, Ward 4, to cost $500.
G. Z. Harris, dwelling, No. 306 Lamar
street, Ward 6, to cost $500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-14

Converse. Trenter, Taylor. Rutledge.
Salter, McClOskey, Churchill and
many others, chaperoned by Mrs.
Hawkins.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-14

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. 25c. I0-5-156t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-14

Their has been so much electioneer-
ing going on for the past weeks that
for one IAN all in tiutter' for fear
our gossip brigade would be wiped
from the earth forever. What would
the world do without n wOman's
tongue? How can the woman herself
spare it? Cupid understands fully the
past and present history of that Won
dcrful organ. and he has been busy
administering to it with every oily
sweet, persuasive. earnest. loving tone
to please the fair ones and he ready TO
sound the praises of beauty which
only the tongue can make replcte with
joy and true love. mt the grand jubilee
about to he held in the court of st.
Valentine
We are most asSuredly in the pro-
gressive age. We have our clubs, so
cieties, orders and lodges, but new
fad is now raging in Boston, the for
nation of Il number of school children
into n Juvenile street cleaning brigade.
New York has her juvenile company,
Philadelphia her civic leagues. COM
posed of children pledged to pick up
everything offensive to the eye on the
street. In Hartford. on one is allowed
To throw paper. fruit, or any kind OF
garbage on the street. If every one
would refrain from throwing litter of
any sort into the streets our cities or
towns would show an astonishing i'm
prOvement and our general health
would be better.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-14
LADIES DANCING CLUB.

The dance given at Beethoven hall
Tuesday evening by the Ladies' Dane
ing club was par excellence. the
dance of the season. The large ball
room is ideal for dancing and the tall
stately palms formed the only. but
attractive decoration. The reception
committee who so Charmingly and
graciOuSly added to the pleasures of
the evening by their courteous treat
ment of the guests were MesdamCS
Drought, Palfrey, Badger Darragh,
Gordon and Seeligmann
The ladies never looked so we'll;
there were plenty of dancing men, and
as for the music it was delightful and
one always has n good time at these
entertainments, Elegant refreshments
were served. Among those present
were:
Mr.. and Mrs J. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs Drought. Mr.. and Mrs Badger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Darragh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Seeligmann, Mr.. and Mrs Grice, Mr..
and Mrs. Sehorn, Mr.. and Mrs. New.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. George, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. FlOrian, Mrs. b. Rely,
Mrs. Barnard; Misses Fenwick, Hart
man, Sanders, Graves, Irwin, Wael
erd, Caldwell, of Tennessee; John
stOn, Smith, BERTHE Caldwell, WATSON,
Bell. CreSson, Mayo, Kalteyer, Wright,
Fischer, Griesenbeck, Moss, Jacobs,
Florian. Sullivan, Phillips. Nc
CARMEL, James, Sinner, Barnard,
Taylor, McElroy, Rena, and Jessie,
Maverick, f. Reed. Messrs. B. Green,
G. Smith, Grote, Keeran, Kearny, Will
son. MaXey, Smith, Brooks, Drake,
GOsling, Waelder, FRANKLIN, Johnston,
DIR. Graves, Caldwell. Seng. Davidson,
McElrOy, Lewis De Ham and F. RO-
bards, W. and ID. Sullivan and others.
b. y. Z. L. ENTERTAINMENT.
The b. Y. F. L. entertainment at the
First Baptist church on last Tuesday
evening eXcelled itself. The vocal
quartette was highly appreciated; the
leading soprano was Miss BrOckway,
whose sweet, liquid notes thrilled the
hearts of all lovers of song. Mr. More
houses comic song did credit to any of
our MINISTRIES. Miss Mcdonald. with
her grace. innate sweetness and beau
ty, cOnvulSed the audience with her
renditiOnS. An instrumental solo was
finely executed All were entranCed
with the exquisite performance on the
22ndolin and guitar by the mandolin
sStte. The charming faces of the
Is pleased our eyes while the
they awoke beguilr1
An operate g
pat the prOfaf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-14

Half, Mr.. Kallsky, Emil Blum, Fl.
Michel, NJ. Steiner and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
LIVE STOCK MARK ct.

Now York. March 20 1897,
BEENES- Receipts a. LII head all consigned
direct exporters saIghterers. with the exception
cars. 40 trading Feeling steady. city dressed beef
qu0ieQ American weak lO9.dl2c per n aLl
American sheep selling al DqII5zc per ~ estimated
dressed Shipments to-day the Carthaeinan
Glasgow 800 cattle, IN the Georgian to London 500
tie; the Etuiria 10 Liverpool s53 qrs u beef. To
morrow the Manitoba. fOT London takes $50 cattle
the CHICAGO CIV. Bristol 2fO head.
CALVES Hoceipfs - head. and all sold a
prices. S5HSG 30 Per 100 10 for ordinary prime
veals Dressed calves had limited Inquiry unchanged
prices.
sa5s-J. p Nelson: 81 Buffalo veals. l3s ~ SO 20
do. 1870 y, a. 50
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 10 cars. o 90 head
were in moderate demand and fciady lambs little
and all sold. with the exception Of II ord
choice sheep ranged in price -
100 H. ana medium o. choice lambs sold AZ - ionsG TO-
little bunch % Clipped DO. s. - Dressed mutton quiet
at 7GSc lambs 4 si-H9isc. country dressed
spring lambs selling AZ $3Tsd per carcass.
sales Judd Co: .of ONO lambs ~ III average. at
II NJ ~ d. 70 N. 81 40 1903 Ohio sheep 30
~. at 81 20. - Buffalo do 10 ~, at 81
D. Mcpherson CO.: 30 Buffalo lambs, CO n, AT $" 6.
J. II. Wi.kers0n 2O Buffalo sheep 9j NJ. AZ - 90
NJ Collins 10 Western sheep. JOS n. at - 81
II. Harrington: 2u3 Buffalo Lambs ~ H. at 81 a.. 9O3
d. s. H. o. 30 do - H., at So l75 state 10. So
n. Sc.
hume 4 Mullen: I73 state lambs 81 n. at So
HOGS Receipts Dol. 3I1s head including ll3
head market NJ sales reported. Nominaily nrm
30 per loo n. pigs AT 81 lVS4 30 ana choce
70 fancy light state pigs would probably sell at 81 ica
81 90. country dressed higher At F,H7c per 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
OTHER MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH

Buffalo March 2r.-Cattic- Receipts FOR the last 81
hours 2Gis head. total Tor the week thus far I5Gs4
signed through 25al head: New-Y 1920 head: on
sale ~ head Market opened slow closed steady Light
veas 50 2ju2J % Iors-Kcccipts for Tie last = hours
for the week thus far. $500 head. FOR
700 head: New York 1890 head sale ESQ head.
Market opened higher closed steady. all sold Good to
pigs 9ods4 10: 81 i0g$3 90 81 75aS3 80
sheep and LambsHeceipts for the last - hours.
head; total for The weeh thus far $1,000 head; for the
time last week 1000 head consigned through.
500 head. 10 New-York 200 head sale. . 400 head
Market opened strong for lamb firm fer sheep. closed
81 l5m$5 81. cus fair - 2Jns5 - Good 10 choice
mixed sheen &, 25@s4 30 common TO fair 81 75as4 5i
culis 81 NS% ~ export and wethera 81 25Q$4
good clipped lambs, - 5"Qs4 IS.
East Liberty stock Yards. March 2o.o,attle- Market
steady. extra. 81 sDQt5. prime 81 55nSi 20
20. tidy 81 l5asi 30 fair 50 5Dasl IL: common 81 Is
50 40; common to so2d rat bulls and CONS S2as3 so
Market active and b higher. prime medium - e0i
81 ~ pigs SASS ~: heavy hogs sasi H. good rslebe
81 2oG s. G,. sheep-Market strong. good Western
wethers q 25asi go prime natives. 81 5oasi co good
SaIs seas2 49, choice lamb. S5ass II" fai, FeNs so so
lambs Sass Gull lambs Sass 80 veal calves s1sG
Kansas ,'ty March cp-,atile- Receints .3s FbeaI
and hefs - G,9S3 30: soces ana feeders 81 s5dsl 90
Texans $30Sf. calves. s51Sls Hogs Rcceinrs Z G,1
So 81 sGSi ~ light 81 o5asi pigs 50 aoass 80 sheen
-Receipis. $50 head market steady P
ceips head market STEADY Common Extra steers
s. 7oasb 81 sock~r and icees 80 i0psi 30 COWS ana
Hoss-Receip's 500 head market firm and Sc higher
Heavy packing and shipping lots 81 soas' 22is: common
ueh, So G5@s4 Is: pigs So 25asi 10 shcep-Re-e'pi,2
300 head. market firm. Inferior 10 choice. ssasi 20
s. Louis March 30 Catte-Re Receipts 20, head. make,
shade Native COWS 81. Texas steers Ssgs8 ~
Receipts 300 h e.. market b higher Yorker
Sheep-Markct steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21

Saturday, March 20-p. n.

Saturday March 20-p m
Stock market trading to-day was active IN the
two hours Of business, with considerable irregu.
larity in prices at the opening. followed BY
strength at the close. Renewed strength in New.
York Central steadied the market after early re-
cessons. and though there was continued pres
sure from sales for profits throughout the list
no noteworthy net losses were made. final
changes as a rule being Insignificant. New-York
Central and Omaha furnished the only exceptions
among active stocks. the ffrst-named making
net gain of ~ per cent. and the last net loss OF
per cent The upward movement In New-York
Central again reflected the negotiations now max
ing by the company for refunding operations
Compared with a week ago, the majority OF ac-
tive stocks closed at substantial net gains. Chi
cago Gas, Delaware. Lackawanna and western,
Illinois Central. Manhattan. Michigan Central
New-York Central, New-York Chicago and St.
Louis first preferred, and Wabash preferred max
ing the heaviest advances In the bond depart
ment net gains were general. The weekly bank
statement published to-day showed large but
expected changes, rejecting pretty accurately
the known movements OF money in the week The
heavy payments made by importers IN settle
ment Of customs duties goods withdrawn from
bond were reflected in loss to the banks In cash
holdings OF IS. 7S5 900 made up by loss In !ega
tender notes Of So 04600O. and gain in spece@
$3.50 100 Deposits decreased S4365,3OC and
surplus reserve S4 694 575 to S4S 16S915. against
$1,000 615 this week year ago. and S14 14ooW
in the same week in 1895 Loans increased
S457 800 against an increase OF S3,o5O,'U 10"
week the liquidation of recent loans ofsettngm
part the new loans made this week by mercanM
borrowers while other causes contributing 10 me
small increasa In loans, when q large expansion
had been expected. were lending by the trust COM
panies and the borrowing on call by some I'M
porters OF the banks and the return Of the fun0
before the end of the week the large balances
held by such importers making this opeTau%
possible The Sub-Treasury gained from tos
banks in the week S6024OSO. 49,
Prices for last sales OF the principal actNs
stocks compared with the final figures or w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March 90 (speciaD.-There was better feel
cash wheat early Baltimore reporting acceptanc-s
there overnight and there being the prospect here for
awhile u local shipping business This sort OF
news kept the market firm almost up the close The
cash however did not develop well as II pro n
lsed early Even the business here miers very
small indee mot 1900 bushels and NewYork re
ported nothing export. Prices closed the bottom.
lane under Friday May opened Is. sold between
75 ana ia and closed 1i3 cents. Clearances for
e day shovel some slight zinc, nerease $4,000 ogshel.
bushels very different week previous
from last year. Liverpool closed 4d higher. but its
consols shade lower. the newspapers dill not
describe very warlke situation around crete Argen-
,ine shipments continued to show marked fal..ng on
f9bseA Ti5h last yfSrSy 5000 eg1hff as1 h
last years. showed an Increase over isDj-372 cars.
Luis was weak for July and the next crop features were
from Friday night % cents today NV YORK
sold here on the swell ST. Louis on both sides Of
Itself wrong and urnS d'"f wh ss we S eon iDaed
MID and Wet Gnr %s'Ser + INDICATED o Tor mex week
2iAc bid and closing at 2i7sc There gossip
by any facts: 1t caused scaplng selling however
There was some renewal OF hedges by the which
very light 100 cars with lss estimated Monday but
hope large arrivals Gables kept strong Liverpool I'D
higher for MARCH, Samples steady. Clearances
s1emeqis Were 5oi 900 BUSH aF@ls5 i:ceo bush
ping was very light ss it wa os on a nS sh
The buyGg OF The day was led by Patten local short
cars With S estimsted for was Ss
small NeT-York dd little selling Patten covered a
Provisions did not show much strength. Packers re
ported pause in The cash demand The pit thought that
%ere very light only sSco With 2SS e HHS eSeP Pos
higher commission house se S yse Of
The day was by bad WI, and pork Armour
2iAg2i7sc. " '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. March % 1880 p. m.-Beef-Exra India
mess dull AT DOS Sd; prime mess dull Cd Pork
Prime mess, Western line. do medium,
nrm at 49, I'd Hams-Short cut about Il TO l6 n, nrm
at 43s Bac"n-Cumberand cut. about Is 10 10 n, nrn
s short rib about ~ 81 n firm M 2ss "a long
clear middlcs light. about - - n firm an 27 "a
long clear mldlles heavy about H. firm ar 20
short clear mddes, heavy. about TO 80 N firm ar
2is Cd. clear bellies. about II TO ~ firm AZ 2os "a
shoulders. about Il 10 IL NJ at oGs Lard prime
Western spot steady at 22s 3D. nnest
white and coIored steady at 57s 81 Tanw-Prime CITY
steady at ISIS ID 'ottOrseed ol-fiverpool refined , a.
lie 3D. spirits ~ mrpentne firm at Els. Common
steady ~ ~. Nhedi-No 2 red winter no stock. No
Northern spring firm at "a iisd. Corn-Mxcd Western
spot new. firm a. % SID old. firm a. Is i'd. March
steady NJ = SID April steady - SID: Nav steady
- gid. Four-St Louis fancy winter steady M ~
Gd. Hops a. Lond1n-Pacrc Coast firm AT G5Gsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21

Cash quotations follows Flour. quiet un-
Wheat 7sa.c 80 2 red s4iac: SO 24l.c: 10
ma NAL Cork per Dbl p 5ds lard Per 100 h
sfoIers cboxed s. 75Gs5 short clear sides boxed 81
as s7a whiskey alsers' finished goods per gal 81 i,
s. 5i oil raw. Bic boiled sso. on the Produce
crssmery s}c Grsts lSSisc seconds i4ai5c Eggs.
easy. fresh stock ss.d9c
cncinnsg March Fou, market Il quiet winter
at pig Corn more active; No 2 Yellow 2sc os at
f y. ay & Bacon .ea g. oos.
short rib sides sac; loose short clear sides 0sc loose
t s snort rib sea s shOr TSsr sss s G oS5
whsEey active. 81 L.
MTaa4G March mwA,e sPs ne ses s;,.i Nay
s 3 on PACK %A5 barley S .ssd1 20 :1 S
Xo saga. x 10 $sassac Flour steady on the basis
Minneapolis March 2o-wheat vas unsettled and did
work satisfactorily to interest The market lacked
s s at and Wsos s 2hsse
ssans, so yeseTaay pemSer opsned at ess and
closed at ssS Cash were 6eTa and
MAY No northern was quiz At lgl,,c under md No No
Fs5a PATE So s. sSf sS e s
H Bfsn IN bulk D, ao!sd at s7as s. shorts ssS
whest open Tnchansed eased on Ac and closed barely
steady. Contract wheat~-Close March. sfs4as5c April,
MAY and June nominal CARROTS In export elevator 40
Perrsyivania red SOL. d9oc: No Delaware red s9'4
9Oc: No rod s7s,asSc: No Northern spring stAqs6c.
corn firm. under moderate offerings and good inquiry
export. CARROTS &c higher No mixed. close March
and April 27a. CSC May 2Siza2SAc. June. nominal.
CARROTS in export elevator No mixed. 27a.c steamer.
2G d27c. No B. 81. d259c. Oats-Carots firm. but de
and only moderate options dull but firmly held sales.
40 = white clipped. DC; No white clipped, 24c: No
white close March. 22a, ,c; April May and June 23a
23sc. Other articles unchanged
Louis March 2"Flour firm. Wheat lower: May.
2li,c nominal, May. 22asc asked; July 23i5c.
steady March l7Ac nominal. May lstc bid July 17c.
Eegs weak ~ 7&,c. Lard. prime steam 81 10, choice
81 ~ Lead nrmer; sales 100 tons chemical hard
81 % other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
rxpnRTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET HhronA'

New
co,r,rON-Thc cotton market openea oares co,les
~ no,.s decline following rather oshpi nrsver
80 oIn,ne at,yev heavy receipts IIe14'e
80 80 small and without special Ieatu's 40
sales The Ars, hour 81 only l2Vo ba1es 49, hers
49, az some small selling. but as1e lIVi S,s
,.a fest1re The from the nSouvu ~
49, 80 SIN threatening but the fact tha' my "a
clear is an indication OF better como 30 si
,,ss the snow nelts rapidly In the Northwest nj, h
- 49, situation may possibly be over nc ia ~ -
- beavv IN the Mississippi Valley TOT iaIi ~ o.
farm operations. In the far Soulh"esS
work but II mas beeh IaI ,ts-
s1.6cSl in Texas although more ram rs nee.f
~ sdy1ces from Fall River We're lair! nhi ~
e trr saies for the Of 25e 0o pieces Oh ao
10 200 ,eces were sold yesterday stock go sr,,
Zoo reees The market was steady al ce.n,s FOR
"a 5sc for contracts The estimated pOit - "a
sbs dsy were u.s. 900 bales asainst lIos ,ns. e. asa
so,o last wear This week 10000 bales 80
ist week and 81 s24 last year Inc ,,s N. total
s-o,v The last hour and was without lealure, 500
transactions Of the morning amounting 10 IE s giyn
M e. AKA bses against AGO bales las year IL
~ 60 ia bales against 10O3s5 last year lhs
,nr of cotton on shlpbosrd last evening no, M
am 10 "a baes against 49, Os4 bales last year
deliveries OF cotton last week We're - 900 go,
preceding week ana tl,v"' 'a.es
ii The net overland movement ior thr NsA .ao
bo,es and since September J. '49112 oaes ne
.Sno-,s ~ domestic cottons in January were . rn
80 against 20 73s 5l9 yards last year ana loI ,,
months fs2 si7 10 yards against 15.l'4"4 Ear's ~
year. -. .,.o today and closing bids the
tqbf md asst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

COO bbis wheat nrmer: spot. 5sHc May saasrla arn
by sample. aoqaic stoea IT, Ssn d52ss.c
June 2sse July o0NQ291Sc steamer mixed 2eispSo.e,
Southern white corn 2sac do yellow &c stock N
bush: sales 5000 bush Oats hIn sey 100 7es hush
RYE armer: No nearby 4oa4o,5c No 2 Wes,ern'
4ic sales; stock 1881 bush Cotton quiet mlun,ns
nc: short rib sides and sides bulk Sc sugar
shoulders 6Nc hams small lie: large los.e lard re-
fined se Butter Arm fancy oo ereane Fer. s q, eaSc
sugar stronger GRADUATED. 81 As Coffee duh at ec
Boston, Colour quiet and STEADY spring pat
ens 81 4Od4 TO- clear and sralghs 50 Goas4 20 en
Corn steady yellow. 32'5c NO ana steamer
s.as2c oats steady fancy clipped 2oG NO tsed asTy
s sFsns s sFs5 o. to m 5%S ,%s' :s soss
snas 80 s ros s''l So Ssf s g. Hams Sa
5a5i.c Bacon. So loc Fresh beef SLOW steers S S1W
ladies' 1iG12c: Vermont dairy. 7asc common l3g loc
Lambs quiet 7a9c: mutons and yearngs oqic ' faI
Use Eggs quiet nearby. l5c; Eastern choice nc:
Western 1O5@llc; Michigan. lie Beans quiet yellow
81 1oasi TO- G kdaey. 2g as 80 oMs5 pp
try ouief western turkeys i3ai4c: Western chickens
i1aiic: fowls lo0i1c geese 7asc ducks llq l9c TO
tans 5Jdsc. rose. 4oc sweets, Jersey 81 % barrel
Oranges vaencas. 81 5cGs4 70 case Lemons " s9e
s. Hay quiet choice s5gsle lower grades s0glt
sole acid hrsts &c; seconds 2oc Union sole lrss
23d30c. seconds, 2Ig2Sc
firm. 10 old hard s5lsc; No old Northern s2sc
Corn steady; No yellow 27Hc; 80 corn 27a:7.s on
changed. Rye nominal Flour firm. unchanged MIL
>r.-.s IN ,..a,r~ ru,rr.. r.roed FIJI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London March ~ l:ao . m-Cosing-Consol. ,i,.
or monev and III II lG Tor the account Canadian PA
cine. a0i,, Erie l4h Erie first preferred "a Ilno.
1en'ta. o.. Mexican ordinary, ~. 81 Paul common
~. New YORK central; lu2. PENNSYLVANIA. 5i Read
ing II, Mexican central per cents bonds CAL Iouis
VIE and Nashville. a0l. Atchson common la
40 m-Pars advices quote per cent rentes al 100
francs iIs centimes for the account.
Berlin. March 2o-Exchango on London 20 marks s1,1
pfSs for sght and - e0h pigs for coda bils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah March - cotton quiet. mlddlng q bile
low InadnR lGc: net end receipts a6G bales
sales isi bales stock -. 2n3 bales
Galveston. march 2D.--'otton steady. middlng Tao.
low middling &c good ordinary. 6Ac ana gross
receipt $50 bales exports 10 the Continent $50 bales
coastwise ~ bales sales "l bales stock CO $50 bales
Orleans March 20 Cotton easy: good mlddling
7c. midding. &c. low mlddling iGc; good ordinary
66-lCc. receipts $50 bales gross 9i0 bales a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21

COFFFELThe weakness in spot coffee SLACK oe'S a.,
Nsnass IN Europe depression In Brazil were az! N
ruences bearing the coffee market io-eay anu oDe
esiss were small footing only loo bags a, ,e
- 1rna d.nresson to be case or Hquloalioit
Ins IJaTrs to-5ay the trade active. with prices
Snc,a5lv lower Deliveries here are small ana reec ny
uir,Tortant demand spot coffee. wnich is now Ile
inwest for very long period. The lowest price OF [
- ,aar was 9l.c and the price Is alreacy &c toMS
shan that Hamburg market was fepoIteo a. Ia
sale amounting 10 4V" Days bIdH.liD'
osiiIe 80 r. cute market Santos. with good aver
60 o,ofe1 a, lOS4oO receipts 1900 bags stoe t''o'
rnsrket weak al 5000 Tor 40 =, tN,
Ss5gA &c. recepis GOO bags cleared for nlds,i
60 bsgs. for Europe 4.On bags stocE -rfv'
Ssgs Al Havre the opening was quiet ana ntnC IT,
80 mn heinz steady and i,a2 franc 4dN sne% me
49, j. vere "a 600 bags Toward the close the mar
ist rproved lttle closing steady at unchansa 70 ~
.--s,.s sivsnce sales 100 bag The market f9r ST.
80 VS. little sead!eT to-day but not GuolaoY hss
brazilian coffee quoted a. sc i'r y" MO anu GU
snr 10 s Mid coffee was duL $3.50. - o,o.,c
The following shows tH hehesN lowest "'iN N'N'
..rirnr I'd confracfS.