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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

w-York, March ~. 1897
REEVES Receipts. iG. cars. 2IO5 head-l35
for exporters ana city slAughierers and q ne
oxen we're tribe slow but generally steady bulls
unchanged. and ihe The yards cleared
sold Sass per i H. cars Of haif-breeds at s. So
ana :% g. @ tS beet at IN fs% s@sd at
'@S.c per ~ Tor decent TO choice native sides Latest
cattle at io.aiac and i've sheep slow at oaiI,sc
dressed weight refrigerator beef selling al Daioc ID.
none Tomorrow the Georgian Will be laden with 80
s,nn fS r. Sherman and 10 head for A. H. ,p
seween seh%srzschl surberser and j. shanbes
m me- WIN prsy'ousIy reported shipments. total for
OF s beef al 70 ports OF Great Britain:
average at s, & per ioo & ao ils r. at g. a. -
49, :. e. & STATE "a 90 Oxen Do iS M s. s dG SEQ
81 II do S sss foT a y. ~ H. at s2c' II do 1913 H. at
j. shamberg son: Chicago Steers 1915 H. at - 70;
10 90 i22s H. at 81 49, stays i's H. at 81 30; oxen
-, Ne%ton Co. % lancaster County. Penn steers. 1855
81 81 g! Il 3D. 3D. ss 0o ~ az 81 g Onto d. 10 H. at
% d. g g. at s. enc 49, G i.so '% & 49, s.
'Ss a 3D. So bulls at 81 10 co at 81 2s T. d
s. lo g t ,s a. s. p go 10 at Sc 90 do SO
10 a S a Ssf - aa S T. 81 s d. s
7. s,s at 81 . 90 , req";yivS%a ii,s
So % at i c b. Gs G sn ~ Do at 80 81 y At
cows s 1879 H. aye co. do; 700 ID. at $: @
q % nsiI SaSs Go ls so'' H. no. at
chicago do ljD II. at 81 -: III Kentucky oxen 1872 10
$50 N, at 81 81; 3 state do. 1909 10 at ST.
s2t5: do IS, H. a, 81 30 II" o. - cows 40 To- al
Mich tOwS-Only . head received and no trading
Feeling steady and dealers quote S2Oas.5
CALxESo Receipts, l23 head. Steady for live calves
Sa e pe9is 'sct STdns. to yss Gt .s .s
at '@lOc per 10 country dressed idsi.c and little
calves slow at 3aSac
Sales r. Nelson: ca Buffalo veals I2s n average at
81 per 100 10: 10 do. IOs n. AT 81 80
Newton x Co: veals. 1856 N. at SO IS; do 1870 h.
Sc ' ' NV -"
50 Is - N"''s"' 'e'''' '22 to ia H. at s. BOG
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 20la cars or 5oa7
the market; and including the Ia yes
terday there 20 Sheep were slow and
nc lower than on Wednesday: lambs weak l0Q i5c
lower. and Of stock held over Good 10
choice sheep sold a. 81 sOGs4 sI2 per 100 10; bucks
50 5opA common to choice lambs s5ns6 i2i5 with
general sales at 80 ,oaSG for good to prime No
dressed lambs sold at ssa9c and country spring
lambs at s3as8 per carcass.
sales-iiume Mullen 1s4 Ohio lambs 81 10
6S do. IN H. at 81 s6 100 do II n, at IS 10 % Ohio
sheep and lambs 10 H. at s. ora State sheep II No.
sheep. % H. at 81 So w. ~
- HARRINGTON; ll3 Western sheep 90 n at s47s.
SO d. at 81: M do, 6s h. 81 so; do 80 No. at S.
Newton a Co: l22 State lambs 10 10 at So 10: 176
Ohio do. - No. az 49, go Ohio sheep. Il NJ at 81 5o
IT, wkerson g Western -h ssGh ro aSo b. at
81 do. III n, at 81 IS; $50 do 10 N. at 81 10 w.
HoGs-Rscepts, cars: or 1.524 head including 10
81 30 per 100 NJ pigs steady. except ordinary West
erns Country dressed firm AZ 4aa6isc per H.
saies-Hums Mullen ~ State hogs. 143 ID average
s Judd Co.. late yesterday: 2ss Western pigs, 50
H. at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
LONDON WOOL SALES.

london March The wool sales 10 day were COZ
Quoted BY Du CrOz. Doyat a Co.. and Williams x over
bury TIE offerings 18.334 bales. comprising good
selection The bidding spirited American buyers
took 800 sometimes paying extreme prices for the
best Victorian woods Home and Continental buyers were
active Crossbreds and best merno greas.s were sg1y
higher suitable for the United states were
10 per higher than the last 50 Following are
the sales in detail and the prices obtained ~ -
New Waes-3. 100 bales. secured Slduls |l
locks pieces 6.dYls ID; greasy. 1a'sd' "cks ana
pieces. 4isu7i4d. ..,., ,,,, IL. -, ,
Queensland Secured iisdals i'sd locks and
nIs,es OaiOisd: greasy 5qazd; locks ana pieces igq
7i.d. .,s, :, =. ,, an,
p,ces 0idi. "a; greasy 5lqis ii.d; locks and pece-
la.qsiad. " &c.. .soo,.d. ,,c,s
AMI pieces. 4aGd. - .,a.1a
Tasmana-W 900 bales Secured locks and pieces. SGD
greasy Gi.nIiitd locks and pieces t'sHloyi. o.
nSau yseIsndI 300 bales Secured, Thighs 2d, Jocks
"a t.rs 5das llsI greasy 5Til%d. locks and pes-s.
4isn?d -, <.t,i a., laes scoursa ,ocLs
p.c.s i. id greasy. iItaesd locks and pieces. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo. March lo-cattle-Receipts for the last 2.
hours 2eo4 head total for week thus far. head
$50 head to NewYor I.Tss head on sale. "a head
sass a"s u SSssa r s 81 s S, 90 medium
choice eas s.as5 IS Receipt. for tSe ias,
- hours. o72o head; total for thus far a. 40
signed through 2.52o head; to New-York 42Io head
on sale. 100 head Market opened active and steady
s. l3as4 20; pigs SO 5oas4 roushs So 4oas3 10 stays
50 '5aS3 % Late sales Workers. 81 20 mediums and
for the efs last & S a s'a 900 snsfo S Snd
for week thus far 81, 30 head; for time last
lower for lambs about steady Tor sheep: closed steady
mon fair s. 75ass IS heavy western Exp Export sheep
@ae' scsd to strong natSe fsst sade;; ga
cows and heifers 81 S0asa %: calves s5asis iossI
e. s head ma q &c nsaer ,Opp.sr ss7
sheep Receipts $50 head: market steady.
81 i5asi 30 fair 81 Soasi 49, common * 5as3 40
ssIS "a, 'S and
shade lover g%s medium S1 s. o1s. 80 ssG ID, h sS:
s.ayy Soss ssss good rossSs
sshe-p-Msrket strong; good Western wethera 2Ig
s. 30 fair mixed 81 15asl: common s3qsa 80: cuIs,
seas so choice lambs sass 80; fair good lambs.
$685. -: Gull lambs. s3as3 So veal calves. SASS
St Louis. March .-Catti--Recept-. 700 head. Mar
ie strong; native steers 81 7o9s' ~ native 81 sog
- Ss ;GS; 81 300 Rs ss1
So heavy. 81 55asi 10 sheep-Recelpts s'O head Mar
Union Stock Yards Chicago. March io.-ca,r--Re
ceip- $500 head Market slow and harely steady
81 aoas TO- cows and Sus 81 stass 5 calves saSss
Texans 5oasi a. Hogs~RsceIpts 1905 head MARIE;
lott: So sas+iS cnscs mixed s soasi IS
sqse s TO- s h 81 Mdf T Pig rm n
ffrior to choice ssa|4 20; :amhs 81 75as5 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

Chicago March 10 ,SpeciaD.wheat bears here had the
marke, up noon but In the last thirty minutes they
stampcded After acting very drll all forenoon.
wheat finally put call figure on covering
started by improved cash demand here and at the
seabbard. New York reported 81 loads for export The
saes here mcrs aggregated 50 OC0 bushels. The sell
ing by 81. Louis. the Southwestern market showing
weakness all session. The strength here was altogether
in the May the July showing gain a. all. while the
May made gain Of almost ic. New-york was about as
loss July. ard showed &C. loss the close. crop
The Modern Miller reported improvement in the al .
Wees fro" Indiana and Illinois state report no rom rom
announced increase in the Of 30 per cent-no,
really important. Nebraska is much of winter
loooooo bushels against decrease Of las,
out Inspection OO0 bushels Liverpool closed I'D.
higher Continental markets, ON the other hand were
in the Northwest were 2DI cars against $40 last
was by St Louis the buying led by shorts. MAY
opened T3.c sold between 3'sc and 75sc and closed
Corn was firm being stirred somewhat by wheat Sea
sGaf mae or m two days
I'D. 'ed. higher; samples hc. higher. The
markets we're fully as strorg wheat. There a
pause in the shipping not ese"ase OF lack not or
willing sell at the discount and car lots were scarce
MAY sold between 24'.@2ic and 2o'sc. and closed at
Oats were firm. with corn and wheat. May selling be
Receipts were ght-iio carswith 10 estimated for
We're s, eaSy Near. ac%
Seayerms was o al rs oSs he s gss Sa
WITH There sne was se very ahn nd
Armour and swift sold ribs the English packers bought
n mission "Ss asSy HHs u
the close pork sEo%ss an Sr OF e 70 were
oo~with 200 estimated for SaurSa; prices Wrrs
We %ere 20 $500 sSs " against SsooS LAST year
s the s Sn1 pn on nA Nan wn cSn we
calls" 25.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

naxseed soasc: prime timothy seed. 81 O. nominal nal
g p .or per r1 ri . $ 1888. ss 81 S sn
aers boxed 81 75ass; short clear sides bosess q ~ ~
'ss si c whIs oar s 81 81 qrala nsns @
tSdui per pa se.a S Ss 5s e Market
extra creamery isc' 9r,ts iGai7e; seconds i'ai'c'
ftSn Mar srcn sS S pr winter
SS Sd. s. g. Cor, do fairy 1spsy aes 'g 9
white s's two cars No mixed at &c I ua.s Re,ie
Steady "Sd steam " Issf &c a prime ssan,
steady az zoe Dry salt meal. steady clear bellies
5,.c Bacon steady loose shoulders DC; loose Isss
.G;sc Butter Eisn zoe: Ohio and Indiana creamery
l2arl3c. EGGS rresn arrivals sc. Whisky STEADY ~
Milwaukee March iowhest opened arm Nay op Pr
at 74c fell '4-sc. rose 15fc and cosei a. ,n.
S On track Sso a' I've 40 ssa GS! No a5c
33aa3lse. Flour steady. unchanged
aG closed strong AND MAY
So sSS to S' op %as ' a a. ana s
against The ye-t"riay September opened ~ &C ana
from mii'eTs for No Northern a. ~ MAY fancy
@.e under S SS No wa. offered at saS under
northern Ca track No hard 'S.e; No NSr,,e, =,
SssS s 40 81 s SSps o picdaco" 1000 IS, shipments
8 e. at ''"S' D. ''''' 10 -'''' '' "'''"'''
raapn s'f q , ss~ e" b i%sd
yana roller clear 81 sSasi ~ straight, SSgssS9.
ps ssf 8. s"ss gar sptns Gear sss6
So DJnsf 49, patent 81 2J$f 40; city mills. Nra. - g
10 Gear ssuSI straight. - 25Vs4 40 patent ~ 'oi
s. -four and steady al - 2lmS2 ~ per DBL
qualify Hour dull and Eomlnai ~ VI lOp
per 100 ID. quality. Wheat hrm Exporters
chow little disposition to trade. Contract wheat on caii
March. Stas4c: April. MAJ and June nominal CARROTS
export No Pennsylvania red r3ms9.c No
Delaware red. s9peS4c. No red sigsIc: NO North
S3ISisc. Corn advanced nc Export inquiry
fair bids la0ic low CARROTS quiet but nrm No
mixed call March and April. 2i%n2sc. May. $40
2s&c: June nominal. CARROTS IN export elevator No
mixed oIs.g2sc: steamer, 26.n2Ic; No 3. 25l.42ofc
Oate-Cao,s STEADY, demand moderate. Options quiet
firm. Sales, No white. Gle; No 2 white clipped,
storage in special bin &c: No white. clipped
regular In special bin BE: No white clipped. 2&1c No
white on call March. aea23l.c April, May and June.
23a23 Butter firm; good creamery extra los
Q2c. Pennsylvania prints extra Wholesale. &c; )obons
22m2Jc EggsCood demand AZ fun pr.cfs. PennsyVana
hrss Ol2c. Western do. i0aulie cheese quiet Prices
hardly steady NewYork factory, 1i.ni2c; part skins
oaioisc. Feed-Supplies small and the mar
: with a fair inquiry. Winter bran In bulk,
spot Si3 50sl4 spring bran sacks spot si2 '5nS3 20
Potatoes steady good inquiry for fancy seed varieties
Pennsylvania Rose choice 3sniDr fair to good, 3cU35c;
Michigan Rose choice, 33a3jc NewYork Rose, choice
3Od35c fair good. 25a2sc Now York Burhank@ and
stars choice. zoe. fair good 2G2sc York state
Of Maine, choice, 33N35c; fair TO good 2sl3oc
ST. Louis. March l9--Flour steady. Wheat lower:
May StIsc: July ,i.c ssNed Corn higher March. 2l.c
nominal; May, 22c; July, 23'sc bid Oats higher March
fT.c asked MAY ioi4c July. 1Iic Eggs steady at Sc.
Lard prime steam il0c: choice 411igc Other articles
unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
EXPORTS TODAY.
TUE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. March ". lNfts
e. COTTON opening steady IN zone VIZ ~ ~
-. higher 10 point lower The slight ctshse n.
,eec el the interest in husiress ana
or - moro active than previous days sa1es 20 M
W. 5000 bales. The apathy on t'v .o.
gay o,t, was restraining influence on nhsh,Ns la''
h" bs,,or Liverpool reflected N an aHsahCe o
e co,,.s hert liverpool and New Orleans !9uss ~
TO :, 10 ~ best buyers of the morning me sa'Ss
Is.S. cotton a Liverpool were only so" naIes anu t
q o. ne lis, week have been light. The eTt
- to-day only 1000 bales against ~ r
-, ,aar The light movement was also sl'a1y!nS
go encouraging reports We're received rom ~
n. obsre saies yesterday 600" pieces NANNY
ii .ounfs Al unchanged prices TIE adN'ces rom me
GALLEY very serious. ana Very gave
s<.- + ial. Is the possibilities - the sltiatoh
-s,s this morning with low barometer "Nehu'i
r. ;ha crtral the precipitation eNte'd't 'n'e
,fon ~ tire valley the Alleg1en'', stNe
,oS.c no dminution in the ho0l ana TIE l.eI Irlo,a
:. continual rising water. The market durlng we
...,,.o, was steady about the hshes prices o. ,he
a. an s mates Of small port movement I1"a'u ,i'
-. fe market was little lower. closing aDoni niu
49, ttween the top and bottom Of the day f,sunlsIeo
Orleans 70
49, week am 3.l"1 hdleS aSt
-. Houston receipts loo bales egains'
"a, balee last week and i1O bales last year Ioal N
80 receipts during last week were 2o'.,l oales
sysrs, 4.0 week and 24S'3 bales ast year
shtnenis 5oS5l baee. against il$2H bales asf week
~ ~ g.G bales last year. Present stock at interior -
n bales against iIl4 bales last week and 3l"-f paes
IL. year ,ho
-. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
Closing PRICES san FRANCISCO STOCKS
SENATOR DAILY NEED Not WORRY.
From The Newark News.

From THE Newark News.
Here IL Senator DAILY working hms Elf into state
of mind the prospect OF row In The Republ-
can camp over the appointments TO be- n de IN New
Jersey, In his prophetic eye the Hudson County
man sees signs OF Kilkenny time among the Re
publican leaders General SeTell. he says. Will want
10 an a whole lot Of the Offices; vicePresident
Hobart ditto Some fellow $ going TO get the long
end of the pole. and Sena. or DaW is cocksure a
shindy Is % follow. with political fireworks throw n
In. But why should the Whangdoodle mourneth?
IN Il is 10 be fignt over the spells dill the lamenta
lions OF jeremiah piped In minor key would not
attract any more attention TO the scrlmn age Hut
there will no fallingout this question Let the
Uudson County statesman save his voice and econ
omize In prophecy. When II comes 10 distributing
National pap II viii be found that the new Vice
President ALL know how TO do II as gracefully as
oxpedltio isly and effectively as his more expert
enced colleagues In the Sc late Mr.. DAILY may rest
assured that In the division Hobar; and Sewe Will
make the Offices go as far as Is possible IN the
way OF butterinS parsnips, and Will do II with
much ease ss TO disabuse the mind OF the most
grcwsome statesman Of any notioa OF hitch In The
proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. March 49, 3:45 p. m.--Peef-Extra India
mess duh AT ID; prime dull at AS ID. Pork
Prime mess fine firm al As Cd DO medium firm
A, ios "a Hams-Short cut. about II - ID h. firm
43s Bacon and cut about ~ to 20 No. firm at
.9 short rib 90 - 10 firm at 2ss Cd long clear
middles light about IS ~ IL. firm 2Is; long
niddles heavy about 30 to - n, hm 26s 81 short
clear midd es heavy about Is 10 80 H. firm at 25s 81
clear bellies about II TO ia 10. firm at 29s Shoulders
ah,u ~ 10 is H., firm i<ard-Prime Western spot
steady ~ 22s Cheese American finest white and
colOed steady at 51s I'd Tai.ow-Prime city STEADY
IN "a (,onssed oil-IiverpOoi refined du.l los ~
spirits Of turp-ntine at 2ls. Rosn -,ommqn steady
~ ~ Wheat-No red winter. stock. No Northern
sur,rg firm at Aid. Corn-Mixsd western, spot.
arm AZ as Sd old firm al 20 Ohd: March steady ~ "a
81. APRIL steady - SID May. steady at - H.d Flour
=; Louis fancy winter steady I'd. Hops Lon
don Paclnc Coast firm az t5nS5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MARCH 90 1897.

mSus Were made that the stock OF wheat Minneapolis
10000 bush The wheat market dragged along in very
noon 49, manner until the early part OF the after
n'ls OF export business advanced onite eaeiiy The
't'u pN some reports of damage,
,,,ng y shorts and rather hush statement Iv The
mnple,h Miller in regard the nleror demand for
Nc me PRINCIPAL feature in the re he
ra curing The last u the session the market cav-
advance b pu, Inc bet price Of the day sac net
~" Nortnern eprng New-Yorl and Duluth private
private forward 5000 bush <" N SaiS snrnr
Cbicaga 1a MaNJune private terms: saooo No
Tush spring wheat forward loading private terms
anoat. 'S No. 40 red was o"o,el az &c May o
SMg g Nav Isy aioat and 40 Northern duluth so
Was oniS , % ahoat CoRN-The market Tor corn
MARI ana the encouragement the decreasing arrivals
seem sufficient to harden tho ma,kei The mpr"veoe.
seems 10 he more in The gain on light spec:i-
Of Futures Locally interest in The spo market Is un
npor,ani bat the volume nom outporis
gressed so9ooo bush in I'VE DAYS while exports
van 4ors naye Increased 100000 bush The market late
Sal's OF cash corn 5000 bush followe:
bush Sl@;e o ahoat; No corn 5000 bush 2S.c
go covered Ga No yellow, 1000 bush. 30sc
ne metket for oats improved little to-day hu.
quiet Prices sympathzed little with san in other
been light end in live days ehowed decreasc Of 500 600
bush from last week and loroGoo bush year
Exports nave been excellent. amounting G3oOro
s 9m all ports % 5e close wa at &c advance Sales Of
was hrmci. Details were track and ungraded white 10
0S oas1 -.a2sc and 20 800 bush No white clipped.
S92e nARl,Y-Norkc, steady Quoted: Fe siils
ss99 a & mailing a5a42c. to quality. .....RYE-
NaIket ,Imag CARROTS state. ioit@iiikc track; No
C. + Nov uYork al ran.. .BCCKwHEAT-Mar
sac rSc n S%aifS NE ' Gisns p-,.. m -.
% ana closing prices FOR The corresponding date las,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
sins range and close today. and closing bids the

Ar<et closed steady az Gas points advance compaicd
i.lys,s-dsvs closing prices Transferable notices 90
Tot sales 7s bales New York stock 2i't oat' :.
To net port receipts today. 1850 bales mus 'sf .
wee "a 3is bales against I4."S bales les' week anu
CG9 bales year. Exports today: GIeat hi.dln'
Continent. 900 bales; stock t'.>- .'i,
Tot, interior receipts during the las; week we're 2'>i
hale against - 973 last year. shipments 90 pars,
apat n 329 last week and 5GMG last year. lTesent
a, interior c93 763 bales, against 3+'i as wen
and i6 s28 year SPOT cotton stead &c lis, -
Njdnc urlsnds Ts.c. middhng Gulf. I'sc. Sales o.
hale iacludng l15 bales direct shipment ana Zo' SPIN
nns 1000. c.. o...or
ouieanA nnch anged sales 5000 bales speculation ana
exp 1000; American. 1000: receips 100" al. 10, an "a
decs closed steady. 'sui point net sdvanoe MACH
aces March April 3Gos. April M.l, 5sls' Ma, sd,e'
nsJuly 36ob: Iuly Angus, St',n; NaseS .,p
her IN, %ovemper- December. 345i.s. Deaembe-1a anu
AIRY Ann Manchester-Narns quiet. hui STEADY clot-s
MeeklN rnffOn steitflcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
STOCKS SUFFER REACTION.
BUYERS REALIZING PROFITS.
BOND MARKET sTRONG-MONEY AND
EXCHANGE

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE MARCH -
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

t.oF-rE-The coffee market opened Il roih's 42Wr'
This osnne pronIty rejecting the wcakn'ss ~ Ie -.
.ig, r-e,s sales light the call pui the'e Mas
c-Nee T. sac all tie morning, safes ne Ifst par 80
s..sto, eo,ibg coo bags The depression au"d99'
- BRAZILIAN Increasing stocks ana apa'h',lc
,oae in sn0 coffee all disturbing Influences on 'he
I,el-.rcs morning were Oily ""l nis. a.
nj ,,o,nt ,uch insignificant amount az uh M"s
enourh l. case weancss. but. taken in connecueh WI Mn
-. Scn--siof abroad brought out some iInidetioh
eables were quS, market al RIO ara ra'''-' "a.
,,,h " I; united al OSOJD nominal; eNchtnse' o. 80,
,.cs,rs 10 90 cleared for United STATES Iouu"
.cck 2eaoCc santos~as fat At 1oslJo i9r COCO
raoaIr,x IA Oh bags; stock, +3SUU". There was &c
cine ~ 4 ~, Hamburg ana sales were itO"o DssT'
=. ua[.,a the mark~topened dull. "a =" franc owl
"a y m wag hsIly steady al Il T. 3 frame ceCilne
barely s,eady to ii9 francs net decline Saes
~ 90 hsra The lopl market more active ana weak
4, 80 ss.ernon lQulation. closing az net de' ne
a. :. oa ,osntS sale fr day ?l,2o bags SPOT
- ue,k andlO'er with Brazilian quoted at sS.c
~ NJ Rio and ssp No :. MIA coiiee was 9uie''
60 ws-s 50 bags on-al American, private terms
the following shos he highest. lowest and Closing
to-day ccntact:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

Cash quotations follows; Flour In good oca
demand steady and prices UNCHANGED No spring wheat
red sa'.ne"i.c: No 2 corn. 2+624,.c No oats iox0
lie; No ? rye 33Q33tc No barley. 33c nominal, No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

Receipts Of breadsus interior points in thousands
last three cphers oV0 omitted. -four bbs grain. bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
DINNER FOR DIR. N1NSEN.
NORWEGIAN RESIDENTS HONOR THE ARCTIC Ex'
PLoRER. WHO RESPONDS TO \ TOAST.

NORWEGIAN RESIDENTS HONOR THE ARCTIC Ex-
PLoRER WHO RESPONDS TO \ TOAST.
About two hundred and fifty guests attended tho
dinner given IN honor Of DR.. Nanser BY the Nor
v.eeian residents OF New-York ana Brooklyn las'
neht among those present being Carl WoNen'
Consul OF Norway and Sweden: Arne Delhi, WIZ
lam K Heard C. Ravn. vice-consu; Professor j.
T. Nelson. Dr. (. Lrmholtz. +. Groth. }. l. len
gcls,u Beirut Berger. Mr. and Mrs Theodor bJo'h-
stem Professor Magnus Ihiseng, john NolA' INV
Rsv c S Eversen, August Reymert. l.. W. BIN
Miss Martina Johnstone. A. Gundersen. oar S'Eom
julius lsalxsen. Johannes Olsen. ). Harris. u. l.
Veand. G. Aas Chr. Tansan. c. Thompson anu
C. VI Petersen
pr. Groth gave the first toast OF the eVenlns'
.'0ur Guests OF Honor. Or. Fridtjof Nansen. Inc
Other to,sts were: Norway" by J. T. Tengelsen'
The United States and American Explorers oy
Beirut Berger: our Guests" by Professor lnisens'
Mrs Tarsen and the Ladies'" by john 'o'A'
THE Fran aud DR.. Nansen's Companions oy ,.se
Rev Nj Eversen, ana lhe FreSs' ~
Dr. Nansen. after being toasted. was pyesen'ssnu
with q costly inkstand OF emblematic oesis", 80 a.
responding to the presentation pr Nanseh ''y The
estiy compared himself 10 Carlyle's ny On ny
chariot wheel which said. What a dust -. ..sv,,i
raise" My children" he gracefully sal1 i fron,
the Norwegans of America and OF New YET ,;n,ts
il shall he handed down in the famy a. !. very I'M
from Amer n no WHEN reached s
1eecrap5 station in the civilized world he s aIti
Il had no idea that the news ! had 10 o'i"e "N
create so much of a sensation; ,s q Ash pud-
DIM served as horsd oeuvres which had oeeh POI N
OF the stores of the ship Fran on her ,sS Under
the polar REGIONS The ices w naar bear resting
covers bearing the design OF Po'a' 's
upon a cake OF noe-ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
GRUBER ACTUALLY ATTACKS rAMMANY.

The Commercial Mems Tracy Clubs noon meet
Ing. at No $40 Broadway. yesterday was addressed
by Abe" Grubcr. who made funny" speech
lie began by saying:
I'VE have in midst distinguished foreign
gentleman. who Is making brief sojourn here: is
betting every day At the Hoffman House on his
CANDIDATE. Van Wyck. | want 70 say. and that
right here too. that II his candidate will not run
any better than did his horses in England he will
surely out on the losing side. will take for
my text to-day paraphrase OF 'Grays Elegy IN a
Country Churchyard.' hich says: The curfew
tolls tho kne of parting Low and Tnmmany's
overthrow.
When, in the interest OF party principles. which
We represent, and IN the interest of good govern
inent, we sent word To the Citizens Union asking
for conference, they sent us back word: No. you
nasty things. We won't meet In the same room with
you Just look at the situation to-day. There Is
Low at the head OF the ticket and Tom Dunn
and Tammany Hall at the bottom
why. my friends If they had been honest. II
they wanted q cOmbina ticn, why did they not say