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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore March e-Four dull, unchanEesa .s Mns.
easy: spot SO. Gp.,: s2n SIC; southern by samp
a1d92c 90 grade s6a9c stock a,S 100 ouen osSa
ern white corn 2Glc Yellow, 2ssc stock o. ~
bush; sales 3so0O bush oats firm No white 20
No mixed 22a%3c stock 3sl so nusn rye nm ss 400
mes rty toG4O5c No Western, 4lN4li5c; sock oofo
hush Hay steady si3 50GSi Other articles unchanseo
Boston, March eFour quiet and a1% sPRS wn,e
5, 5Ons4 10 clear and sra,ts 50 GcaA ~ wi Sn
PATENTS 81 1885 To- clear and straights - So~$r ~
ornmeal quiet 62G6ic bag 81 S9as 10 DO aIc
Oats steady fancy clipped. &c no sl,hP.u
3 do 20; lower grades. 24a2isc Mliised sea n,
ssn s4 5si5 middllnss si2 5qs. red dog do g5
backs t 81 Scaslo - lean ends si2 Hams o'aao,ss
Lard. 4ae Bacon sgloe Fresh eeea d Sie' hitter
S,e Northern creamery 2ic Western 2oc imitation atom
i'm lGc: June 17Gisc ladies, i2diic; Vermont u,.y
i.aisc common ISalSc Lambs quiet s a. sT Norh
ern. leqia2c Western. iialisc Eggs quiet: nsany
l7TIsc: Eastern choice i4h@5c Western i'r tos
Michigan IiUlii,c. Beans quiet yellow eyes o az
81 90 red kdney 81 gas 3d. T %%g9c f poultry Ga
fowls ;asiLc geese taste: ducks ii@l2c, fo G
quiet, Hebrons 4og4Sc White stars reT.sy 81 Dbl
@ lsnses vssnclas So 6Ss Lemons 81 sSa
81 so Hay quiet: choice, sl5nsls over eI..s a.
s4 Rye straw quie; at siGs i1 % Lea 9 1in,on
hemlock sole non-aeid, hrss s. a sss e'''''' wv
sole hrsts. 2oG3oc: seconds. Z'H%Sc'
Hurslo March s-spring wheat quiet; 40 ] oia nara'
s7Ic do new s6hc No Old northern ot3c, 40 IT, ~
ssisc Winter wheat firm; No red on track ,gaS' 20
white Ole Corn higher; No yellow 2'o' os, D Arm M
40 2 white 2il4c: No DO. 2o,: No mixed: l,to On
trace. no white store biz Barley quie. s',a ti
Rive dull No 2. aec asked Flour hra' uhehaHse' ~
GU. >,.-o, Thu leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

Makes are repor,ed stronger today speeially at New
orleans s, nase an c s4yafSs Of the %
Arm. with good demand a; ynchangeo piV osoe: No
are sun S 'Se5Ss sna oe s45 els fair
l hss I'D Fp SS l lSEi Sa2d goa 2o ga
2sc; Porto Rico 2sgS$c syrupscoonmmoS 80 is5
I3Gl5c; sood. l6ai7c prime. lsq2Oc; fancy -i"-''
NAVAL sroREssoc Ees @ 7e s' r se.: 'q for
spirits UNCHANGED T %as oa al G q,
$ 70 o" o an 81 So 'i and OIL bis s. s.
rnEleHTss market ' or. S sats
veP9o March 2sd April ii ho1 sG Sswcssts
ss SF Ahfme 10 ,s Gopenhafsn Hamburg 81
Fsis5aa v.59s g. o0'4 ii Ias
s ,s s e4 f s' IF
S a4s strong M In e ws.; India and
sut as previously quoted Grain steamers ar. IN yno9o
crate demand steady on The hes. Of 81 "a 70
S1isi 'V Charters toow British previously 5000
BAL saes eG91 evs brtsh se ton. pre
sawn timber Pensacola Liverpool lcos B :,sn;s
s st rssno LIZ 1928 ,sn' ca Bris steamer
wegian steamer 1894 tom, general earso hence to Havre
berthsi March. Norwegian steamer llll mns' ana ana
30 Hamburg Srthtd March April Ie,pee,ivey
British steamer grain n,s sn' ssnsi or con,se
pPva P'f ;e!rns March a.2 tons grain
United Kingdom Continent, private terms MsyrJSne
1atisTa ss Ca option ss abroad
british steamer ass tons COAL Cardiff 70 Jamaica as
5aai ore Was VsssaPssn Padep@s private terms
Ssd 6Tsh To Denmark IS one e 8. Pa
i l%6 a Apl 2SMay Is Bsh steamer
seams 1895 q rs gram Tsn Baltimore Bar to
h March CT gss spSnis terms A IS Nof
Wesan st ca lis tons West trade
" Hons Rsns ship 4s!
.arsd 9 s St. ION, General to cs fence
Rico and back pIivat. terms schooner 2s toni. genera
s shoon re" SCI to tons na box .hoSs
rsas sna 4d s'i ien s0' coal
schooner steel rails rhl.dephs TO JasSs9n
satannah 500 schooner 0s7 TONS coal Philadelphia to
oiLsWhs for cot,onseed oil I. cute. bu. fairly
a. ar. ss mot II S.t but rsds su S
ls5s ys1S ss* a5A. y 81 .vn wD
s ss s Prime sumner White .os.is
linseed OIL American raw Siaa2c boiled s5as+c; Cal
make, 70, Pip: ~, Line so s:sn ss
New,York Sc 3d. Philadelphia So %; cases. New-fork
afTs today 1a S "" LIE steady ou With Meats %s.
SSASyus.sss::$ So.;:s S' Ell: hes. .i
#4s:5 : &c: sss; !: sS
!S &; ~ 'n'fsi;
LOw-steady at 3asc sTEARIM NJ; oop LsT ra
4+c. .LARD-s,eady. without inquiry closing a.
452'ic bid 400 asked for prime steam; ely 20 pig DIG
tinent 4G5c compound 4Ac; options closed at 4''oc
RiCE-The market for rice was nrmly held at IN
prices with little better inquiry ior ootn 90
firm and showed a fair amount Of activity We quote:
&c prime TO choice 4%Q3c: fancy 5s.g6c: head rce
eGe.c; Patna. 4t@Sc; DO In bond 2%3oos' Japan 440
SCGAR-The raw sugar market was hrin and more
active to-day unchanged prices Centrifuga ~b test
8-l8c: muscovado. so test 3oc and molasses ~
test 2 9-l6c Sales reported OF $500 bags West
indian centrifugal o6 test 3l6c arrive and 600
bags Indian nolasses 50 test. 9-lGc TO arrive
The London marke, reported quiet Tor cane with
prices unchanged Java quoted at lis and si; refining rs
Beet quiet with prices fully maintained March
quoted at SIS 9sd and April IS io4d Refined sugar wae
quiet ana unchanged GIanulated quoted at 4i4c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool March q. 80 r rl.Beef-Extra India mess
dull at SIS Cd prime dull at ass Cd. Pork-Prlme
rress western fine As. DO medium firm
40s. Hams-Short cut about II to ID N. steady at
sos 81 Bacon-cumberland cut about % to 30 10. arm
AZ 27s Cd. short rib about 20 - n, steady
long clear nddes light. about 30 10 81 10. steady at
o5s Cd long clear mlddles. heavy. about 40 As ~
steady al 24s Cd clear midlles heavy, about
70 10 NJ steady PAS Cd; clear bellies about II Il
n, dull AZ 2ds shoulders--About II 20 IL N dun al
2ss fardprime Western spot steady al 2is "a Cheese
American anest white and coiored steady at SIS Tai
low-prnle city dull lis ID cotton-eed oiverpooi
refined steady At i6s I'd Spirits Of urpentine arm AT
ole Rosn-ccmmon steady at IS. Wheat--No I North
ern spring nrm 6s SID. Corn-Mxed Western spot
new arm ut Is ed; old nrm at - l0d; March, steady
M cs 6xd: April steady "a nd; May, steady at
e si4d Flour--st Louis fancy winter nrm 1t 90 d
Hops 1t Londonr-Paciho Coast nrru at oS6SSA e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
szw.Yonk DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, MARCH :, 1891
yo.,r, :, .oe,s co. packers. - ooess 80; heavy " 700

Yorters 81 4oa{s 90; PACKERS. E0ovS' ''
'" 30 10 ,hsr,y March s-catteMarke STEADY; ,hx
81 7Sa,i co. prime eogs 49, good ssasS 10; TAI
Ss and cows soGsa sos heifcs 81 7s4t4 10; sssn
and springers si5s5 ossMark.t active an" - soa
nrn medium 81 a5lSl prime light and loIke's ~ 80
81 pigs. oasa ~ heavy hogs ~ o %'s sheep o. steady
~ lambs: good western s4asf 35 prime native 1SI
s. 50: good 8! Ioass 49, common 1S.5 81 tsr to
good lambs ;iGs4 80; Gull lambs. sass 20: veal calves
Kansas City March s-Catte-Receips goo o heaa %
ket steady native dressed beef grades taf asa IN.
ma feedsrs and hefers. ~ S'Nf'
Texae and Western, saasa 40 calves sssi2
81 so pigs s. 25G<3 60 sheep-Receips 800 head "'"
stcady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-york March q. 1897.

w.
prryES-Receips, Is or 211 head all cnnsisneh
N .i,rhcrers direct. No trading Feeling steady ny
dressed native sides quiet o'sgsc per n no az
cable news Shipments to-day on the Hndoo 70 hun lSo
cattle: ,o-morroav on the Mobile 400 catte and 200
carter. ~ beef London The tmbra carried no peer
fCAIVFS-Receipts 90 head. all Buffalo veals ana "a
he Judd Co al Sc 20 per 100 n. The average wesh,
y;as I3i n Feeling steady. There quiet trade In
dressed calves dressed veals sold ~ 'Jl'ac coun
try dressed at 5iaQ9c. little calves at 453c dressed leo
calves A.: acc. c....
SHEEP AND IAMBS--Recepts. cars. or .oJi head
car for city butcher and cars for the market Count
Ing I0i. cars held yesterday there were ~ cars
on sale Sheen medium II fair lambs were slow ana
1,eaE' GOOD lambs steady and choice stock firm Seven
cars were sell at close Poor 10 prime sold al
ga a "a per 100 ~ choice lambs 80 olsj 30. !
car extra al &, 20 Dressed mutton had very light in
ouiry a, 6,,a7izc per ~: dressed lami@ slow and
unchanged al IsqS;9c many country dressed spring
lambs In market. quoted s.aiy AT 20 WYE Pe' val
cass with general sales NJ S4d$6 10
a, s. 10 per ~; 2i2 Buffalo sheep 81 70. at S5O "a
s Judd & Co: 2i7 Buffalo lambs ~ 10 At - %: l.s
DO 81 10 81 10 2ls do Y ~ at g - o ONO DO 20
10 At IS Ohio sheep III NJ at ~ 20. buffalo 90. ~
n. at 81: buck ITO n. al 81 $500 ,oo
J. H. WIlkerson 20 Buffalo sheep. 1oi n. A. 20
~ Collins 100 Western lambs - n at s. -, rs west
ern sheep 100 10 81 70; ~ do. 100 n. AT ~ DO
C. Dnlenhaok: $50 State lambs. $ 10. at - 20 state
H0GS-Receipts. q cars OF 72s head None for sale
alive NORMALLY steady at 81 25uS+ 40 Country dressed
ste a 3s.l6izc per 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March 8-Coiton quiet: mddng 1-1Sc
low niddling 6n-ieo good ordinary. lsc; net and
gross receipts 4.Oac bales: sales ls3 stock 90 100
savannah March Cotton quiet: middlng. sac low
mddng SIC: net receipts. 1854 bales: 3,TS;
norris c,,asiwise 1l9: sales. ISL: stock. "a isl.
Norfolk March 6.-Cottoh quiet mdding. &c: low
mddng Gsc: good ordinary. 5-l6c; net and gross
ce,ps III bales; exports coaswse. 1s9s: sales 1914:
stock. 1913
New-Orleans, March Cotton easy; good middi,ng,
Ta,c uddng &c; low miiflng 0-l6c; good ordinary.
s-iGc and receipts. 2I3 bales: exports TO
France 300 the Ointment 672 coastwse L. sales
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
LONDON WOOL. IMPORTS

London March 6.-ThA Imports OF wool for the weAl
have been follows: From New South Wales. 2..Gs
bales: Victoria II 74t South Australia. s63 Tasmania
4syi Zealand 2+slI singapore 2822 Cape Of Goo,
Hope and Natal 1871. and various other places SS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
Closed Closed

Highest. loves. o ,Sossy y, yesterday
january . "ess"S SO
Ms S5%''y . ::::: .; sos s ssSas$s SIC $40
As5ii . .:.::.sSSS SO S@sSS SO
June June '.'''......... ssSasoS Sos
s.psemb:r :.:....ooo 900 ss5asoo ss3
s ssy:s;s:! ':: ::: s s$ss$s e
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee h as follows
s.r-rers e.,,y.s,.. sS5 IS; sss s SIS
Sew"o2ieans deliveries. 100 sos s97
Total ssl,ysTIeA ss "a; ss sas sso ,Ss
NeW"oreans stock....... Ss,Sl 4o4sl 43743
othsr ports. stcck....... 5000 5000 =
Stock At all selSs s sSssSo ECO SS5
Anost ...-.....-.. -o'o'VNV 1890
Visible supply 73e.eas 7a79o7 '2"O1i
sr rSUa and HS S NEE, 6 %
demand not very 1c ssr ea N ot n. short
s s. ae'o Bsse signify higher Total
: :a!.i : 5 RI: Ss.7n: ssS s ST:
se1hsT e $50 5 ssi .g'1s P' es c.as IS
M i ouSsd &, 81 3 sor Conn.
ETE SrSDq uo. Sales k sGD sSi: s 4sas
.Ss.. a5 5sso Fine ELS 5ssis
sA 80 n S0g sS bdiny cop oa52'so cotton
sec; msal s7lscasi oilmeal 81 o2Aasi o.; city feed
disagpointn.nt was tex by tn:
grain ssae 'n The ' c.sn situation instead Snrx
buying by screp rhfSs sss 70 judging ss rom
the Liverpool wa. "a higher b., there the o, ss, no
t0s. hss Indeed any Of tn.
sss % them Tn' 1 SGs1ns S Ss
hssny again volume Of trade small all the morn
,nsonr the cold wave 10 ma:erialize in
ANXIETY and there was very 's on
1921 cars at M r s1S ss
sSpor,s for the hash against 1877 600
s sS.a iH y IL Sush
prscsdins year 2sls5ooo bush The dealings
ss e 10 nj %dss u Msr o.ns qa unchsnsd
ps q , is' 6 SS.9 Mss Selling ss"f
No export 81 in sah WHEAT Shs.n s ssa
n sic S@ysTed 70 red was quoted 4a4c
Mss and P Ne af' hard NeSoTors Nay
anoa closed s2c Interior reetps wne .h ,s
wsez' ana s7 900 year. Exports from Atlantic
ports o bush aSsS b Sis Ssa Gns aH bis a
and 100 600 last sseyn arAst p nor
at taars SsTs t. sh sei ss snd a. s
$500 sn oe'l July le log $4,000 bush against
SSs III SS bush against bush the preceding
wss. sps 2s SSh oa ass, last week
bush .be c1s MAY IN" was % 1'co
nominal h No new S IcTfss mase for oats was
es b, feaiureiess delivery Prices are NOV
I very ns n s9yans. Rec-s q at
.a.o- ,nts this have been 24IlVO bush, against
a44e bush the preceding week and 100000 bush ast
,,r,orts esq bush against BOZ 900 bush last
week and 2ol 600 bush last year Casa oats were hrmer
wI,h ss'es 81 2aOO for export, Total sales were
20 Co. sas including No oats 5000 bush pr-
yatH terrns Delivered No oats quoted 22c elevator;
,rsrk wne 1900 bush 22@3fc ungraded mixed. 1000
bnsh Ia4azc. dsyered No oats quoted Pc; No 2
r.,iot. state I0d4ic track: No Western. $50.
Ruffalo opening navigation. BARi4Ef-Market quet
ir1sd,rg Quoted 26Ac T. Buffalo opening navigation
sses 1900 bush BIC Ssx-York CARROTS ,soas2'sc
Bi,cKWHEAT-M stsad!sr: quoted. Sogs8tc track
~ prime etats. .,-,.. ... -. .-...,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bvna.o, March e-catiie-Reeeips for the last "a
hours ~ head; total for week thus far f5]o; for
the same time last week 7ss eonsgnef hroush 272
good butchers: closed steady: all sold butchers.
81 23uSs IS; and helfers. SASS o3 veals
steady al 81 2,rSG iogs-Hec-pts for the last ~
hours $50 head week thus far 30 $50 for the
SANE time last ~ go. consigned through 1900
New York i4so: sale. 200 Market opentd strons
closed nrm: all sold. good To choice Workers 81 COG
a. o,is: miyed packers az $685. mediums 81 IS: pigs
s4s, TO- roughs SO 25Gs3 co. So 50s3 10. sheep
ana .ambs-fecep;s a.. the last "a hours. i.6o head;
iota. for thus far. 3i5oo for the time last
week p. 900: consigned through -" % New-lork 600;
on sale 200 Market cpend lower for lambs steady FOR
sheep closed easy for lambs nrm for sheep bula sold
good TO choice .arnts 81 i0at5 20. common 10 good.
81 5OaS5 mixed sheep good 70 choice sass 2S culls
10 good 81 5OGx3 So heavy native wcfherr 81 iNfi 10
Union Stock Yards. Chicago. March 6.-Csite-kecep
80, head: market steady; 81 5g
A. s sockers and feeders 81 40at4 IS and bulls
81 9pasi 10: calves 50 5O0ss 25 Texans 81 c,gss 20
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head. market 1rm and 56l0c
higher heavy packing and shio2Ing lots 50 c3Js5 NJ:
common choice mixed 50 1903 s, choice assorted
So sOas3 90; light 81 7oas3 90 pigs ~ 4o1ss IS Sheep
Receipts 300 head market steady inferior to choice.
t3lsI Is: lambs So 751:5 %.
81 Louis. March 6.csttle-Recepts. 1877 head market
steady; native steers 81 Is: native cows " oO9&2 co.
Hogs-Rscsipts. Isis head market strong to DC higher;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

Marke, closed steady to points d.cine naccs
with Yesterdays clesHE prices o,,on onet and IN
Shaagea Mddng uplands 5 S,ie2' m'dai'ns '''''
c5tion Exchangs special LIVERPOOL s cy1ort 500
hf,aehin,, s-can 100 bales; recei, lsUS pass'
ercsn IS 60 bales Hddlng upland , bu,
1-a4i advance: closen 9u'- -
steady 10 y. points advance March zoos n.Iv
'2s ADri May. 355s; May-June 5Soo'
e5i. July August S55i.s August So,.n,
October November o4@-fs,
br iib DecernberJaruary. Sab The stats
OF cot,on .Ollows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

cane IN sight during week JOS oso w. ;dv g., Hn
ceel to points advance. ransactions az me 0pe an
- So.t,e M cn!y 1000 bales. Only small trahsaS ~
Ssyeo-sd during the early part OF the session anu .re
movement Of the market Was haTsoW. ana nnchane
- ,cints net decline sales $50 bags TEE foregn
go 1uet and exerted but little influence on ua
r-ow-Yo- deliveries small again ana 'ns III
-, srest in the market s reflected IN the inr,i
OF ~ conec going into consumption. The Rio cabs
sDor,aa that maze; nat al 10000 for No RIO eI-
change 1924; "cceips 1000 baG5 oedreu 100 :. VIZ
United states. eco bags cleared for Europe av caSs
bag Santos quiet ana good d.c,
cr",od AZ 11sOOG receipts 1900 bags: stock Alaop
bscs The market IIavre opened steady. 70 :;
trsnc advance declining !, franc at IL O'Clock ana al
r. m Irregular unchanged to Z frsno advancs SaeS 40
o'clock were % The narke. az harnpurs wa
ynchsnred with sales Of 1900 bags Spot conee was
VERY dull with quotations nominaly unchsnssn w ~.
p,o olo,ed al sSc ana No = a'sngtc MILO coHee was
ore, with sales of 800 bags Savanlla private terms,
The following shows the hishes' lowest anu ''o"s
Dr,ces ODD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

Receipts Of breadsturs at Interior points In thousancs
last three cphers omitted. Flour bbs grain push'
as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

I-Actua. saes--l Closing Shares
Open High Low. Fin BID. Ask. sold
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
ELECTED LEADER IN THE NNTIITH.

The XXVIIth Assembly District delegates TO the
Republican County Committee held meeting at
the headquarters in Fifty-t thrds last evening. TO
fiji the vacancy caused by the resignation Of Charles
w Earring who has been appointed by Mr.. Ocott
Deputy Assistant District-Attorney. and to choosS
one of their number for the post of Assembly Dis
lcan constitution. but nevertheless cherished IA an
districts. Frank d. Tansley. young lawyer. who
lives at No. 2S West Forty-third-st.. and has an
office at No % Nassau-st.. was chosen to succeed
Mr. Earring.
Tansleys election the first defeat OF the
faction that favored cx-Assembyman W. Nicholas
Iioag for leader. Mr. Hoag and Major William a.
Copp were the only members OF the six who voted
against the successful candidate. With Tansleys
name added the list OF seven County Committee
men from the XXNIlth District was complete. and
they proceeded ballot for leader. The vote stood
five for DR.. T.. Valentine Buck and two for Mr..
Hoag and Buck declared elected. DIR. Buck
and Mr.. Hoag did each other the compliment OF
each voting for his antagonist. Major Copp voted
for Hoag and Messrs Myers. Butler. Tansley and
Berry Wall voted for Buck.
The committeeman then turned their attention TO
the United States Scnatorship The district Is rep
resented in the State Senate by Frank D. Pavey
and in the Assembly by Francis f. Laimbeer,
neither OF whom is disposed to favor the organza-
ton's man. But the members or the NNNllth
went ahead and passed resolutions which SAID that
the vast majority Of the Republicans OF the AS
sembly district mindful OF the eminent services OF
Thomas C. Platt desired him elected United States
Senator: therefore, they continued. we demand
of senator Pnvey and Assemblyman Laimbeer that
they give their support and cast their votes
for Nj. Pl@tt.
to Messrs. a.ey and Laimbeer and the meeting
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
ANOTHER ANTIHILL CIRCULAR

Albany. Jan. l2-Cuyler Ten Eyck. OF this city
who last week distributed among the members OF
the Legislature printed circular opposing the
complimentary nomination OF Senator David r.
Hi by the Democratic members OF the Legislature
10 succeed himself engaged in distributing a
similar circular to-day. IL says:
Resolved That we. members OF the committee Of
eight. do not consider the nomination OF United
States Senator in the Democratic caucus. nm empty
honor. And. IL case OF David IL. Hllrs nomlna tlon
at this time. We do hereby empower agent
Cuycr Ten Eyck. To issue call for n State Com
mIttee TO send delegates to the next Democrati
National Convention: and. be 1t further
Resolved. That copy OF this resolution he sent
to the Democratic members OF the Legislature OF
the State OF Ncw-York.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
a. ELECTRICIANS AT DINNER.
A REMARKABLE GATHERING AT BUFFALO
-ror-R HUNDRED GUESTS PRESENT.

Rufvalo Jan 12--The successful transmission OF
electric power from Niagara. Falls to BunaIo was
celebrated tonight by n banquet at the E'''co'.
Club which was attended by about -FOUR huhoreu
invited guests. among them many OF the mos.
famous electricians inventors manufacturers ana
capitalists of the age.
The menu was simple In character, but the me"u
cards were claroratey gotten up, the covers beins
made OF aluminium manufactured at Niagara rams
with the electricity developed there ana win the
name Of each guest engraved thereon Inc panque'
hall was handsomely decorated The guests were
seated at eight tables arranged In rows eacn
accommodating about fifty persons
Among thos, present were Nikola Tesla. OF New
York: Elihu Thomson, of Lynn. Mass; r. J. Hous-
ton OF Philadelphia: Charles F. Brush oil C'eVe-
land inventor Of the Brush system OF electric street
lighting: Elisha Gray. OF Chicago; Charles A. COZ
fin OF Boston, president of the General Electric
Company; Georg. Westinghouse. Of Pittsburg; John
T. Hudson of Boston. president OF the American
Bell Telephone Company w. J. Johnston. OF ''rhe
Electrical World: d. O. Mills of New-York; Edward
A. Adams, president of the Cataract Cohstrucuo"
Company which built the power tunnel; FRANCIS
Lynde Stctson. Charles Lanier and W. j. Arkei, oil
New-York. s. L. Barton. president OF the western
Electric Company. of Chicago; w. II. Lawrence. OF
Cleveland. president of the National Carbon COM
pany: Frederick A. Nichols. president OF the Ma
tional Electrical Association. DR.. Louis Duncan
president of the American Institute OF Eiectricai
Engineers; c. a. Cutler. president OF the Metro
politan Bell Telephone Company, of New-fork;
S. Dana Green. OF Schenectady, manager OF inc
General Electric Company: DR.. Coleman Sellers, OF
Philadelphia president OF tie Niagara Falls Powrr,
Company. and a member of the international
Niagara Falls Commission Frank w. liawicy or
Pittsburg: Joseph Wetsler. THE Electrical Eng
neer"; T. G. & Martin. a writer on electrical SUB,
tects and many others well known in science and
letters. 80
Letters Of regret were read from President CieVe-
land, Prcsidentelect Mckinley. Governor Black
and others.
When the menu had been disposed of the guests
devoted Themselves to speech making, Francis
Lynde Stetsor acting toastmaster. Ine toast
THE Company" responded 10 by Mr. Stetsoh
himself welcome Buffalo, by Mayor Jewett;
"The Empire State" by Controller Roberts: t.ec-
tricty" by Nisola Tesla: THE City of Bunalo. by
Charles W. Goodyear: "lvater Power" by Charles
A. Pillsbury. of Minneapolis.
The general trend of the speeches was admiration
Of the achievement, which II said might justly
be regarded as one of the triumphs OF the century
and prophecies OF the great future awaiting the
Niagara frontier when the electric power reaches
its fullest development.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
4 COUuERS AT THE LTEDERKRANZ.

The closing celebration OF the series OF four in
honor of the golden jubilee OF the Liederkranz
was held in the society's house, in East Fifty
eighth-st last evening. 1t took the form Of a
commers to which other German societies OF the
city came and exchanged greetings with the
Iiederkranz There some or eight
hundred people present. and the societies repre-
sented were the Arion. Beethoven, Eichenkranz
Heinebund New-York Mannerchor and the Buff
falo Liedertafel Each visiting society brought
some present with II. such q golden laurel
wreath, embossed resolutions of friendship drink
ing or loving cups of handsome workmanship
President julius Hoffman,. OF the Liederkranz
made the openilg address of welcome TO the visit
ing societies. and the Liederkranz chorus sang "A
song Of welcome. after which the entire society
sang "Our Guests" Ralf Trautmann then read
letters OF congra tuaton TO the Iederkranz from
President Cleveland. Presdent-clcct Mckinley
NJ. A. Hanna Ex-Governor Morton. Governor
Black, President Seth Low. OF Columbia: ex-
President Andrew ID. White OF Cornell. and from
the German Ambassador Austrian and Swiss
Ministers and many persons in Germany.
Solos aftcrward sung by Conrad Behrens.
Jacob Graf and Edward Reuling song was
also sung by the old Liederkranz quartet and
Carl Splittdorf gave a humorous recitation.
The members OF the Cdmmers Committee
Ralf Trautmann. chairman; Julius Hauser secre-
tary; DR.. n. +. Mittendorf. Hubert ellis. +. a.
Rngle Charles W Kartz. Charles G. Wahle and
Honry Mertz