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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1897-05-22
WHOSE DOG AM l?

An esteemed correspondent, much
perplexed by the kaleidoscope
view presented just now by the
Democratic party, desires to know
"where he is at"
If he is with the free silver
crowd he is pretty nearly in the
camp of the Populists, and if he
can't walk very straight, is liable
to fall over the line. If he is what
is now termed Sam Randall De-
m6crat, and Believes that he Isl
serving his country, his party and
his God by voting to tax the sew
enty millions of American people
for the enrichment of a few cane
patches, rice swarhps and lumber
thickets in Louisiana and q dozen
sheep pens in Texas, he may, and
perhaps will swear That he is a
Democrat; but no intelligent man
will believe him. If, on the other
hand, he stands for States rights;
equal rights for all and special
privileges for none; if he is for
encouraging American industries
by Legislation for the abolition ct
restrictions upon them and upon
the capital, intelligence, industry
and energies of the American peo-
pie; if he is opposed to extrava-
gance in government and corrnp-
tion in Office: if, in short, he be-
llieves in the intelligence and man
hood of the American people, and
in the wisdom and bene6cehce of
the Creator, who has given to us
this vast country with its prime
val forests, its fertile lands and its
varied climate; its inexhadsti bic
mines of coal and iron, then he if
a Democrat Of the Indianapolis
platform pattern. In that case he
lis no mans dog and wears he
mans tag. He is an enlightened
earnest Democrat Of the Jackson
ian pattern. He is already at
clear and honest understanding
and has hence reached conclu
= sion.
If, however, he has ihterminglec
with these sound and well-estab
lished principles the free silver
: and other heresies which th'
Anarchist. Altgeld, the Populis
Tillman, the Mine Owner Telle
: and the Crazy Demagogues Dicl
Bland; Joe Blackburn and other
Of their ilk stand for, it makes n
difference whose dog he is; he be
longs to a degenerate breed; an
!. his owner will never hunt him ur
We take pleasure in adding
however, that our correspondent
is true and tried Democrat, wh
indulges occasionally in q little {
what Artemus Ward called Ssrl
D asm.-N. o. States.
tits real down right mean
the States comparing the Lafa!
cite Gazette (by implication)
i, one of the degenerate breed"
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1897-05-22
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r. !. Liable House M1Sa fUSsasnNo ISL GOODS.
BARGAINS
BARGAINS /!

We now have bargains in ell lines Some Of stock must
at cost we pressed for floor make tor the new
stores and the goods way must 60 at prices
The Irish standard., 1897-07-03
LEGAL DIRECTORY.
PARTIAL LIST OF RELIABLE At
TORNEYS OF MINNEAPOLIS.
WITH LOCATION OF
OFFICES.

Abel, Ace p, 30l-2 Bank of Com. Bldg.
Ankeny. A. r.. SOP Globe Bldg.
Atwater. j. B.. 800 Kasota Bldg. ~
bleecker, Geo. NJ. 331 Boston Block.
Bradish. ]. H., 617 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
brice. A. L., Loan & Trust Bldg.
Brooks & Hendrix, 600 Guar Loan. Bid.
byrnes. T. E., 500 Kasota Bldg.
Corriston, F. r., 3O1 Kaso,a Bldg.
Davenport & THAN, 3l4 Bank of Com,
Bldg.
Darelfus, A. b., 925 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Deutsch, Henry, S2G Guaranty Loan.
Donahue, w. H., 90 Wash. av S.
Forth, Geo. E., 4O2 Globe Bldg.
Gallagher, Chris A., 4Ol Guar Loan Bldg.
Clarity, T. A.. G22 N. Y. Life Bldg
Gjertsen & Rand, 711-713 New York
Life building.
Harrison & Noycs. 40S Globe Bldg.
Aertig, Wendell, 307 Globe Bldg.
Hobbs F. e.. 255 Temple Court.
Jayne 4 Heliwell, 321 Phoenix Bldg.
Jelley, G. s.. 1903 Globe Bldg.
Lane 4 NantZ, Oneida Block.
Lawrence, JAS W.. PAP Boston Block.
l'eary. w. c., 203 Sykes Block.
Lynch. Il. r., Shcriff's office
Megaarden, Phil T., III Phoenix Bldg.
Munro, Weed. N. Y. Life Bldg.
Mahoney. Stephen, 302 Guar. Loan Bldg.
McGee. J. f. 3O6-3O7-3OS Globe Bldg.
Mcfinle, John j., 30l-3O2 Bank of Com.
Bldg.
Nickel, ]. H., G35 Lumber Exchange.
Nye. Frank NJ. Guaranty Loan.
Pilgram. w. II. H., 5l5 Temple Court.
Pond, Churles NJ, 40 N. Y. Life bldg.
Rea a. Healy. Temple Court
Smith. Geo r.. 5l9 Bank of Com. Bldg.
Smith, A. d.. sos Globe Bldg.
Steele, John H.. 40 Phoenix Bldg.
Stetler. l.. e., 3O7 Globe Bldg.
stocker, H. d., 205 Century Bldg
FRESHMAN, Louis, 500 K;sota Bldg.
Van Fossen 4 Frost, $40 Guaranty Loan,
WEIGH, Hayne, Hubachek and Conlin.
Bank Of Commerce Building.
Young, II. W., 402 Globe ndg.
The Irish standard., 1897-07-03

Treasurer. Daniel Callahan.
Insurance Secretary. VIM. Fitzgerald.
Meet first Sunday Of month.
RICE COUNTY. -
Division No. 1. Faribaut-B. ]. Sheri.
dan. county president.
President, ]. P. Coughlin. -;
Vice President, H. F. Mcmahon. "
Recording Secretary, John McShane.
Financial and Insurance Secretary. r.
]. Murphy.
Division No. 2, Shieldsville-Presi-
dent, Michael Leadon.
Vice President, +. H. Shields.
Recording Secretary, Martin Corbett,
Financial Secretary, Martin Burke.
Treasurer, Thos. Coleman.
Insurance Secretary. John Maggie.
The Irish standard., 1897-07-03

Sixth streets.
Division No. 4-Presldent, Miss Mary
l.. A. Smith.
Vice President, Mrs. NJ Cronshaw.
Recording Secretary, Miss K. E. Nav
Financial Secretary, Miss Bridget Fo-
ley
Insurance Secretary, Miss Kate Eryn
Treasurer, Mrs. M. Manifold.
Meets on second and fourth Thursdavs
at st. Michael's School Hall.
SALTWATER, WASHINGTON CO.
County President, Thos. ]. Dunn
President. M. w. Murray.
Vice President, D. j. Hooley.
Recording Secretary. F. c. Williams.
Financial Secretary, Thos. Curlev
Treasurer, ]. w. Cleary.
Insurance Secretary, w. II. Welsh
Meet every Monday evening at A n
n. hall, in Grand Opera House buildino
Daughters of Erin-County President
Mrs. James Forcia.
President, Miss NJ E. Grady
Vice President, Mrs. Thos. Curlev
Recording Secretary, Mrs. Jas. Forc,a
Financial Secretary. Miss A. e. Reilly
Insurance Secretary, Miss y. Foley,
Treasurer, Mrs. NJ. Donalds.
Meet second and fourth FRIDAY ev.,.
Tugs Of month at Opera hall,
MORRIS, STEVENS COUNTY.
County President, VIM. Riordan.
President, j. A. Welsh.
Vice President, Dennis Hennessy.
Recording Secretary, Geo. Howlcy.
Financial Secretary. T. a. Callaghan.
Treasurer. Timothy Murphy.
Meet first Sunday Of month at 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
OTHER MAnKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. March I.-cete-Recepta for the last 2, -
ne same time last week o9 head consgned 1ar2g ag
Market a' opened ed sow and oas6c lower Tor cattle q
all kinds fat cows AID hefers seaIy ciosci doi hnS
s5as5: few extra s. TO- god heavy SHIPPING
sa,sSers s. e. ,"ass prime st heseqs s. aS 90
good s3asS 90 old 70 choice fat cows y as% t9
81 lSasy IS fancy Canadas 81 soa$3 6O yeals sou
a. t week S 70: ss last s,a 99q' 6 same
last week 1880 head consgncd through $50 head to
Weight YofEsrs 8 s2asi S. is6, s 90 gls 81 5sa
TS:. y g. s. Sg 3 90 g. and a
cepts for the last "a hours head total for week
he sa '@ Consigned through 400 head to SewYo $500
head. sale $500 head MsISet opened steady , for
heavy sheep Prime lambs s. oasj Ii good 70 choice
81 S S s9s' 1 FSSa to s s choice ' ani
handy yrarlinss and wethers. 81 s3as' IS
Union stock Yards. Chicago. March l.--Catte-Ite-
sp. head Sss : .Scsr! zoe ana 9sSs 3
Texans. 81 25at4 ~ Hoss|RsceiPs 5000 head; mar
e S. s5 ssss"ssa ssn%an F"
sgioc higher: inferior to choice s. %asi % lambs
St, Louis March ica,,ls.Recepts, ssi7 had =. mar a.,
k. strong .a' !. ssSt .s os sf
mark. af q so saq 5a Ss.1 higher 2 39sss
ecP;. 2s head f market strong sheep s5ass 60
K1n,s. cry Mo- Mn e.!sG sds grades S5o
8 s,cs:r' ana s%eS :, 9 sas S COWS SsS @na
SASH. Hogs-Recepts 500, head; market Dc higher
light ana medium 81 47i4u2 52i5 heavy. 81 $5gs3 20
pRs 81 f5ds3 25 prices. 81 be. Sheep-hecelpts
400 head, market 5gi0c higher
E. Liberty March 3, ,os u5.sr SS active on an
{; {: ;S:; IS
Jhsep-Mhrk.t al grades. sheep at an advance
OF roc. Lambs STEADY Good Western weth.rs snN ~
mime Natives ~ 1904 IS gooi wrthers f+d$t 10; fair
mixed 81 Ofsa 20 common. 81 InGs3 20; cur 81 5oas2
choice lambs 81 I5hf3 %; fair 20 good lambs SdN -"
cur lambs s3dt3 20. veal caves. GuSG 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
WEEKLY IMPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeM-Ynrk. March 1. 1897.

NeT-Iori., March !, 1891.
COTTON-The cotton market opened easy THIS morn
ing ~ sf7 points decline months and ig9 points
decline on dlstan, months the unsasfac tory reports
nom Liverpool fA4 L,erpoyl maske. opened fairly
,ifAtI, iui quickly tunnel wen6, Notwithstanding thc
good 5entss IN spot cotton, winch for Inc day amounted
10 1900 bales Prices fell of lsW2 points, but rallied
subsequently. ciosng a; only poini decline The selling
quite bera the DISPOSITION TO take prohs Borg
pronounced. and plces quiGhy umhed to the one
iaCs. Later better feeling prevailed although Inc
vo!une'ot trade was Of ratnet moderate proportions s
estimated port factor In favor OF rsI!.
ard the expected arrivals for the week wers feduS
sa-uat compared with ;he estimates Of Saturday The
early made the receipts the p0rts o-ch!
l4up fass, 2O.317 last week and 1881 last
yea. THIS week SQUn bales against S4 iol lest week
N 60 year. The advices nom the South were
Q. eueeu aging indicating good demand for spot cot
Ten and exporters alleged good orders at
s7;uriaYs figures spots very firm and held at
i-l69l,c advance the southern spot market. Man
leioIt firm markets for cloths and yarns.
TIE ceiling increment. however. was ENCOURAGED during
afternoon b! the estimate Of 'hs New Orleans and
Houston receipts. whic. were heavy. partly due is
Caiined good spot business there OF the last
week Prices fell off on tnese reports or points Dut
Cd better ia the last hour with covering
,ocaa tiai~rs The estimated receipts at NcwOr.eans
C,SD ..S'O bales against e,Oi3 last
and 10sg last ESTIMATED receipts Houston
,o-no.rox. 400 4IU taics Against S.5O1 last week
i.J37 last gear.
Upsnire range and day. and closing bids the
L .sAl mig - ..Ss v-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

deliveries Of wheat March footed up about
10000 bush. and were stopped by
SoRNThc market for quiet but fairly steady
The decrease IN the amount aoat the
uW bush local stocks however showed slight ncrcase
l.7o0 BUSH and Chicago stocks increased s bush
small change IN the visible looked upon as rahsr
encouraging feature The Liverpool corn re-
ported az 225pO hush. against 0I1o0 bush FEBRUARY
l. and 100000 bush last year. The worlds exports o
corn the last week 4SOS. bush including $4,000
bush from America. ?iUD bush from the Argentine
4pup bush from Rusrla; the preceding week
were O,S@,oN bush and last year. T. i9 COZ bush. The
future market in the afternoon quiet. closing
about steady AT &c advance The rarke; was
Ing 5000 bush for export The details 2i00O bush
No private terms ahoat 5000 bush yellow. 297sc
anoai 5000 bus. No B. 2isc elevator. COCO bush
steamer yellow. BIC elevator 2Sc delivered and 1880
bush steamer corn AT 2Csc elevator No quoted
SAC elevator for old. .OATS-The market for
futures was quiet but 1rmer better adyiccs from the
west receipts nj Interior points were modernte to-day
and the increase In the visible supply only 32 900
push; offerings on the market light and the close
sales were 100000 bush. Including 1000 bush No g. O.c,
and Loo bush No white. PC: 10000 bush track and
ungrade white 2lm2c, 10 quality; UO bush track
mixed y.c elevator 1900 bush rejected mixed l9c ee
Vator: No oats were quoted at ZINC elevator; No
white, 2Snc ..BARLEl-Marke. easy. Feeding was
quoted Gi.d2c:c Buffalo, opening 3l1sc c New
York: Sales. 5000 bush; carot.. 32n;ic. track;
CARROTS. State. iod iic track: No Western. $40
3li.c, c Buffalo opening navigation. BUCK
WHEAT-Market quiet; quoted 35c. track. for prime
State.
quotations to-day closing prices previous
Cay and closing prices for the corresponding date last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

Market closed steady to points decline compared
sauUds9 c.osns 2:ices 1rans"rr"ie notices, 10
atm 7s2 oas. France 100 bales. continent 800 bales
stocN. .les3j a.cs J-iaI net pJit Iece.ps to-day
ii,T6 iatcs tnus fax mis- Week a@l15 raiss against
IoIts today: Great B:''an. 3Ol7 tales: France 49,
.acs, ls.29T bales. stock, asJSG2 bales Spot
CJttJn aet anu unchanged m,Gd.ing upIands, ljc;
SIS Isles Spinning ann 80. no bales contract.
Coioa EXCHANGE specai l-'erIDoi caLIrs Cotto
ana vAb5t los oai.s. american. 1910" tales; receipts
iIOp bales. American, l1oNo ea!es m'Gdhng upland
yely 'sipzGy !, / point net decline Siarca. 5Go;
sar,irAi-ri acl5: Apt-May. 3Gli.s: MAY jGne 1JZs;
llE,-Jaiy, 562s July AGgu.i SH2'' Ass9s sepemHHe,'
$3.50 ,eftsi.o-f- Octobcf SSH; Oeohe'-N9venb-,
SISIA N1yente lJeccmo4r. S,Il2s Decemier-January'
34i,7s Maprhester-la:ns fTmer cloths frln. ,uo,
Ct)FrfIhe ctff.e market opened quiet at unchangeI
10 linis eccne with very little interest exhibiting on
Inc taa although later there more activity The
foreign meas yas quiet and generally lower The Ham
fna St came a u franc lover al the opening. hna
a; p m showed SLIGHT further decline. closing al IN
$500 bass The Rio market was weak; No no;
iuS20; EXCHANGE l53od: receipts 5000 bags: cleared
Ior the United States, 1000 bags cleared Tor Europe 4V
average Santos lOss50. receipts 1900 bags stock 3S
600 bags. The weekly Rio cable reported shpments RAJ,
S q S 40 h S,s hs s0Hs s 5l h'
posns. 1900 bags; purchases 10, the United
s;atc,. iS.ceo bags Enrope. 1900 bags; steam saI-
santos shipments the United States 1900 bags; other
points. 1900 bags purchases Tor United States 500
states thtee The future market during the afternoon
WAS sea ~ closing unchanged TO points net decline
Sales II The market for spo, coffee was seady
the basis q 0sc No st.c for No 5. fair
business was reported in mia coee WITH Cucua IN sr
demand at s sales were lSoH pays na @ baSo
I3ucaran1anga, all private terms.
TIE following shows the highest. lowest and closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
2 y, rA''Pt = = : .
"BLACK DIArlOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo 9;55 VI. Pullman Nesbue Day coaehe.
AMI Paror cars Dining-Car service. Meals IA carte
Buffalo with through Sleepers To Detroit an
Chicago
i2,tO r. VI. daily. except sunday. Tor Mauch chun'
and intermediate points, ..,. ,,,..-
I,1O T.. VI. daily except Sunday fr Wkesbarre. Pits
ton and principal intermediate stations On
for all points in coal region Chair Care - WSes
barre. ,..,, -,
4:iO T.. VI. daily except sunday for wilkesharre
Ptston. Scranton and principal intermediate s'auons
for all points in coal regions Pullman bun.'
5.I5 =. VI. daily, for EAsToN and intermediate ste
lions s..,
GIO r. ". daily except sunday. Expr"ss for sis''ns
and principal Intermediate stations connects T."
Reading and Harrisburg chair Car 10 Slati1gtc n.
.:t,V y. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAli..
and all points West Pullman sleeper N.Stihulei ual.
y Y. to Chicago. Sleeper 20 Buffalo and Toronto
$40 T.. VI. daily except sunday stopping only o.
South Plairned. East0n. Berhietrm Maucn hunk
L. & H. Junction. Sayre. Geneva Rochesier. BATAVIA an.
Buffalo Pullman sleeper fr Buffalo None but Sleeping
car passengers carried. No baggage carried. -.
$500 T.. VI. daily. FOR ITHACA, GENEVA, hoc HES
TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all p2ints Nes,
Pullman Sleepers Chicago and Buffalo. Sleeper ID
Wilkesbarre. a..
Additional local trains daily except sunday, Tor
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave as i19we'
\. NJ. 23o. $40 ana $3.50 p NJ. 1850 T. ~ tsat'
urdays onlyD 40 M. ,s,
2T3 ga and 325 broadway, 81 Eost lfh -, loo las
81 broadway ami Brooklyn Annex BROOKLYN
New-York Transfer Company Will call for an1 cheek
baggage from hotel residence through 20 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

Cesh quotations follows: Flour quiet steady,
%ncai i:a1ic, 81 ryi s3,asss ~ corn. 32'.a
S s N 20 d In 'g,n;T prime imshy seq;
pork per bb SOFAS TO- lard Per H. 10, No. SO
Shoulder ,soxo 81 5casi - short clear sides Cboxe
i9s sugars cut %Ii 9 Eanuad sSs standard
s. 30 Inset OIL raw 2 hn,,e go,r nsrk1 was ea sI
extra creamery; lSc GTss idai7c; seo0nds' i'pl'''
cIncinna March -Four aget and steady: winter
'@' sm d. "a o& s g WGe sP' aG So
red winter s9n9oc. corn in better demand No mixed
I7izc. No white 2iisc Iard-Kettie steady. 80
prime d steam - gs. sy q Snort citaT sides .sc
Clear Ges 80 Bacon s1sady loose .s ssog sSIs &C.
2oc ,o ohio v 9na ind1na creamery 1"''
xxi Wapeo March What opened nrm. and '.a,1c
higher MAY opened a, 10 roS, to ; fell sa ,2 wh ra
iya to 80 3$ NorheTn 7ca7esS 10 sprns
s ,2 a So 2a an" 20 sS Flour steady The
Of s. oa; 20 for gs8p; n W SsSered in by bull
wheat NAV advanced c from low ", point ,oc OF s Ss
so.dG a. s04 the f s w S 7S %sa
Closing sc @ saaay July opensd 1s.S e, and md
SPOT 10 Northern disposed OF at ie over May and
H. nc S under No &, northern 10 ranged &c
10 90 go on rsck 's 81 h sS Fa5s
SE,s ~ I'S 10 NSTsTp FToSucon sos
hb; M u ,a R1an s ssf quoted at
strong s" Export demand ish, contrast whsa, on es
March
lots in export elevator No Pennsylvania red so.c bid
No ? Delaware red. S|fc bid No red solsc old No
Northern sprng bid Corn nrm; No trading IN OPP
tons, CARROTS ouie, steady. No m,xsd on cal MAJ
@Gq 26i.c: April 2c'.a26isc: MAY. 2Ia2Itc: June 20
eric Caric,- in Export elsvaor No miSei Eva !o.e
an6 Mornings liberal demand light No 2 white ON CAL.
March APRIL May and June 23d23,,c. Eggs dull lower
pennsvlvana and Western nrsts l4qlffc Other articles
unchanged. - ..,. ..,..,. a A,
81. Louis March i-t1our unchansed; ss ra,s a.
choice 81 i5dss 30 rye hour 81 Gogss 80 Bran nIn
So whea, hlshsr May. s7,.e BID; j.ly IsSc Gym Con-
steady. March eOi.c asked May. 2ts~d2l<r bid; Juy
ssic oats steady: March. TIC asked: May i7,.c bid
Eggs lower ut iac. Butter dull. unchanged creamery
exras isiLIgc seconds 1$Ml6c dairy extras. i$Hisc
seconds edOc. Pork. standard mess new e. sIs; Old
81 MI. Lard prime steam. 81 10 choice, ~ Div Bacon
shonders Csc short clear <sc; Gear ribs SIC
clear sides SIC Dry salt meats shoulders ave; extra
.he clear 4,sc; r,bs tssc clear sides nc High
wines steady Of 81 II Wool steady. unchanget Missouri
ana ulinois clear iadaisc; light fine tifiec. heavy
Ane Sns'Lc slightly hurry. io'@gii'4c hard bury 50
sisc Southern hard bury &c; Texas medium: l3 rnr
medium iO9llc SANDY and heavy 6dic. Tagging IN ID
5a.c IN Sac q. NJ &c Iron ties Csc, twin. pr
alINrrIxed g l6. sIe.ter unchanged ut 50 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERLY u. IL:
STATIONS I'm New-YOrk, foot of barclay an"
Christopher Streets ...
vESTInIIED TRANS, PULLMAN BUFFET
LIGHT,

Direct route to NEWARK. BlOOMtlElsip ApNI LAIN
THE ORANGES. summit BarnarGsyLe. Bs.AAz
Ridge Madison. Morrisiown PhSsaic iItrf soh, Son
ton Dover Stanhope. NEWTON Bupps LAkE.
MOI NTAIN Washington. PHlLLIPSBtRG. EAsroN.
WATER GAP STROUDSBi RG Poc9no Mountains,
SCRANTON PITTSTON. WIlkESBAllIE .NANTl.
COKE DANVlLLE, NORTH MBERLhND Mont
rose BINGHAMTON OXFORD NORWICH. Water
Vile UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. coriisnd.
SYRAClSE. OSWE6O ITHACA, OWEGD EiNlkA.
CORNING. BATH. DANSNIbLE. BtFFAlO AMI al
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
SEQ 4 M-BINGHAMrON NAH. Stops "a principal
ana 0W-ccaro can. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BiNG,
HINTON UTICA RICHFIEID SPRINGS. SYRIA
ct'SE and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman PaHor
cars Competing Buffalo with trains fes Chicago
20 a ~ lHi'm"s,RANroN wILKEsBARRE ara Er.MiRA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet IaIlor 1srs. 49, ,,,
4 .oo y M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARHE and PllM'
Ortiz EXPREss. Pullman BUFF, pahr az.
20 p N djaIyI--Bunaie yesubues Lro,e,i -tnrse.s
'",r~ SCRANTON BfNGHAMTON. EIMlRA, BrF-
FAIO Pullman Buffet Slespnk car connecting At
i,,f,io with trains for Chicagovnd points wssi.
IN - daIly)-Buffalo Express Pullman rlespefs fnr
'" S,iR INTON RfSGHAMroN ELMlIlN. BATH. MT.
NoHT{IS ana BIFFAIso arriving Eunnio \ " =.
. IN - N DAILY BUFFALO SCRANTON. BiNGHAM.
TON ITHACA UTICA. SYRACUSE and oSWEGO
FXpRfSS Pullman Bunet Sleepers -
TICKETS Asp PULLMAN ACCoMNoDATloNS AZ
Henry Gaze s. Sons. Limited. ii3 broadNsi, ~ PSfs
i51ane I1 Hroadway. Tickets ferry stations e'5
i,roadvay III l,have.. cor l2th.st: - West l:Ah-s.
%, eounbus-ave New York. a3s and 12f Fulton 81.
AMI iS Broadway Brooklyn Tme-table- giving ful In
',WVEsTroTT EMPRESS COMPANY will car Tor and
check baggage hotel residence q destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March Flour dull: western super 81 sog
So do extra. 50 2JGS3 DO family 81 25aki 60 winter
wheat patent - ijaS5; spring DO ~ 4ops4 oD' ~, ~
straight 81 20a$4 50; SAFES. $50 bbls Wheat s
Vod92c do on grade. 2ds9iec stock. 4'3 i5Z busn;
Corn firm; spot and March. 23&a21I.c Aprli 29sg
2Gse May 27.q!sc;- siesmer m yslaw SstsG2se
stock sol so bush: sales. 25U00 oats steady; No =
white 23q2ic: > mixed 2q22c; stock. 40 81 Sus'
Hye quiet and steady: No nearby 4oai02c No West
ern lie stock i253i5 Hay steady at sl3 5ocsl4
Grain freights juliet steady steam 10 Liverpool per
BUSH March, Cork for orders per qnarte' Maten'
I'd. March and April IS I'D Cotton duIi mdoihs'
ice other articles unchanged. IT,,
Boston. March Flour quiet and iairy steady sprns
patents 81 iOas 81 clear and stragf!s 81 0gsi ~ VI
winter patents 81 15aSj 10; clear and staagnts ~ 5F
$50 tOrnmea quiet. G2a6tc bag 81 3'9Si " a DOL
,'rn gieadv. steamer yellow. Bic. No and steamer
Oats steady fancy cpped 23:c; No elpPeI @gS
spring ship. lake and ran siZ 'Jqsi3 ~ VIM
bran Si 25a$I5; middlings. si2 joasl Red Dog no9[
a e. 5o1 80 ~ lean ends Si2 Hams. 9isa10lsc
TarI So Bacon SdlOc. Fresh beef dull steers ol3n
c binds dloG 59res a3AG B ,,ns que imitation NTTth
t;Gt6e. lime i7nlsc: ladies' l2glic. vermont DAIRY,
iTais common, l3a ldc Lambs steady 'aaci Wn., S
srn i2Ti2fgc Western. llq1il2c Eggs weaker NEARBY
20G22c Eastern choice isc western lsc Dn gan
i7ixalsc Beans quiet: Yellow eyes - VaSa Snail m psa
81 iclsi - mediums. 9oa05c Poultry dun; MesneTn
turkeys i3aic chickens. 9alOc; fowls lps2c'
White stock 85G3sc: Mountains 3sato
rose Dd &c: sweets Jersey, 81 - Dbl oranges,
va@ncio 50 0as4 % cas- L Tra6s sSasi o. Rye
straw quiet 5oasi7 30 Leather firm hemock o1
acid hrsts 2lc seconds 2cc; Union SOLE hrss Z'
30 ra,o March i-spring closed sc higher than
at noon Winter wheat closed dun uncnanged, ."r,'
closed unchanged oats closed d Pour nn,s, I'M
iInnpod MlIfeed firm good demand. , - =,
chicago March THE leading futures ranged as 'o'-
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