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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

Chicago March (speciaD.-The wheat bear had eyery'
thing his way today-weak cables small clesIane
lack OF spot improved weather The natkst
forced under put figure and most 81 hes'- -
leges good The close, May opened from o.
I5l1c sold between 76c and iS.c and closed At 'su,o
clearsnces only 5000 bush from All p9tts n,ut
practically spot demand from any direction The
seaboaId reported only three loads worked f9r eHp'
killers through Illinois, Msscuri and Indiana reened
to have laid OF, while the tenor OF mos OF tne nss'
from those directions to-day OF good crop prosps
Every affected by the Signal Service predctnn
Of warmer. clear weather Tomorrow. AlnnealoiIs sho
Duluth had 2s3 against 1870 care last Ne1nesdV
43t The only help the market so vas
early from cOnsOls, suggestive OF new cretan foHber
and from the claim from Minneapolis on very large noor
II for export The feature In the trade was ~, ing ~ 81
Louis presumably for the account q Kaufman. TIE
interest the buying side al AROUND put
figure The volume or speculation was iimlted' -.
Corn slow within range Of less than Nc May
opened 24lsc sold between 2i.u2i.c and 2ic. ana
closed at the bottom. Receipts were moderate Z5s cars.
with 2i5 estimated for Thursday. samples we're
without change. Shippers declared ne msrk, unsas
factory Gables I'D higher for spot, but "a =, "a
lower for futures Seaboard only 25"o
bush. There little september buying hy one OF ne
English concerns little selling ty local bear lhefes
Oats were as dull as corn; II anythng ouller May
sold between llsQ7e and lie and closed ~ NE eot'o
Receipts light. 5l cars win 2i5 cars estimated ior
Thursday samples steady. The seaOoard clear
ances were only 10000 bush.
Provisions the incident being large buyns
by English houses Pork made an advance OF Ion:
lae and OF Sc 7izc. There were 5000 hogs with
$1,000 estimated for tomorrow prices AZ me YARDS wers
&c higher Receipts the seven points, however, we're
year The buying u the dsy by the lnfernatonal.
swift, Cudahy and Armour The packers are sun tIkng
much lighter last year and the situation abroad also
improved. ,, -. -.,..
"cails 73l1a75F.c puts" May corn closed at 2fc;
calls" 237sn2Ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

cep 1900 mead market nw and os higher ns ,esd S,
mon q sx.Fa Sse snA 6 81 s5asS 81 calves coa
Sc 5 TEXANS s. 1900 3D. .aT HsnS
% aer E@ av yHd packing and shipping $ 4sass Is
fa9e 8, ssa S Sss 8 oS ssS So
Receipts 1900 head, market strong Inferior 10 cho'ce
. 81 'oH kcais March ?stl head n %pr
kr5 csdy to s99s e1 Tss IS soSss o. Hogs
head ma S 1S "a and be S ns IS oass So
Receipts LIP head: market active and strong "a'Ne
- ETaio March s|cattie-Receps the las, - hours
1914 head total Tor week thus far $500 for the same
time last week 2oo S9nsg MS. tnr Spas ssy closed
steady Bulk o. oens Canadas oA x 60 x F 50 ss ga
81 Is Late sars-Fair good Canada sockfts =" ga
sqk 3 3d. light r. @s%H@ Tar '! the last q
hour head toa for ..S %'ee .hs d i5ro@s $40.
the ann TIM .ss o "@N: o 5e0 marker opened steady
coseI rm Y5rers 50 sqss 80; pigs So sjgs3 20 mixed
81 'os sSs w. Sc gs5 6ass ana < ae
So % mediums and mixed 81 gs3 3d. STOP l2 S Msk thus
FAR 300 Tor the lime last week agS e ,0nse1
loo Market opened steady; closed closed s a. Ny
u nd best lamb g o3qs5 To- gcGa e TO raoG to - x s
~ a0as4 ~ common TO fair. 50 ioas3 49, euI's Wv"
East Liberty March 2cae-Markst stssdy extra ,iT2
s. 3gst 80 rm s. Ssa g. % r s0S4 a sS eo
70 r sa cows Ss and a spnngers s5Ssi5
s:: a an s5s4"1. :, &
s.s 't ss % ]. 81 81
81 choice lambs - !5as5 %; fair to good lambs sia
Kansas "a; a city. March Receipts 2iss head
a hghss ay Sc ] eei s sssd sni =
stn ." 81 sass 8. cows and 6sFSrs So s5ass TO- bulls
g "qSa % s q, d s9S MARKET TsTT 5a asSv
s ' g sass ss;fP' msdam i7sss
s355'.; pigs 81 2oasa 30 sheepReeei2ts 1900 head;
market steady ~ strong and loo hlshe..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

FLOUR AND MEALhe market was dull and w sa5
Of wheat and the barely steady at the
vim s Say sss Hp scSdn as' 7 sPr5 bis 1a
1Ds clears s2 81 o. 80 1850 so t GS city clear,
= 2S 12Is 10 I az bbis city Is 50 eogss 7c goo
ssl. spring patents 2as4 % 800 1es sa y, a -
Da at . nominal ON. % sc cea
STEADY sas oo3 100 'O' k IN 81 75asl
M2fstesdy sales bags 9gS,sd; Fine FF Tnl,e,
Fms Fans Quoted Sns 40 90 and sas loo S 5
72ic sharps 72asO; rye fsfH cilmeai 81 o2 "a
81 o. city feed, 72lac
whea, market st the m SpSn"s
When were lower Liverpool @eening ID T-y ore ena s
mn, mn S aesn which exeed Influence ahoqgs
he rst movement Of p'r Of Vas The ' weakness abua
fren selling favorable GISP
Vest were ali which opposed any
prices The L %Da.m for the last month bush
and -four an increase Of 2ooo sacks BeeT nrs R
the ssoat March al 80 go bush asan 90
$4,000 bush February J. the s sns The re-
SUPPLIES Ds Of Wheat at minneapolis Duluth and Chicago were
S car inerior points show over last year
While esps Gr are "ea riae larger Atlantic
board The trade develop anything me smo
Of Wheat S STGkf :, th seDa sft t owes quota
Ing r" on ne eas saI ' a nes Loss q eHPo.
the as" 6ua nPps a a's oF sh
r Paa a5a i S and private terms me marke for No red
10 / hard Sew-Yo &c MAY o h ahoai ana N, 30
Northern Nevr-York &c May o sfoat :. .'ChN-
The market for an unlh'errshB -
moving slowly here and Al the West qule"S -
ging In the on light tIhnssc'ois sO''is
dull and rather the lowest hgures OF me Gay, 81
prices. Receipts OF corn west haNs snS",
quite an increase this week, about AooVV Duhh l-NI
liberal Monday Tuesday but TO-DAY "ete si'
only 2,5 900 bush from the The persistent hoeA-
NV of the interior movement cutie depressing
prices Cash corn was qnet. SAFES were
ported OF 80 bush FOR export The AgficuuiaI Dt
uartment, II Is understood III addition 70 giving tHv
amount OF grain In farmers hands March -, WI,
IL stated, the Of wheat heli IN iis M"
minor elevators included in the regular visible s
ply Total sales OF cash corn were % Vv busiL as -"
lows No corn. new $500 bush. 2I'.c elevator 40
bush &c elevator; No white 5000 bush IN " .
anoat. 1000 bush. 20lra%'c elevator. sedine.
white 900 bush. &c elevator, .OATS-The market
for dull but nOminally steady Receipts VS.
have little decrease the last week, ana TOT lhtrr
DAYS go 900 bush less Than for three DAYS last week
Exports been fairly good amounting to aeU bush
from Atlantic ports, against 5000 bush last ""rk
The market closed to-day quiet at &c net decIle
The market steady Sales 1000
ungradei white. 1000 BUSH 2a2sc quality 1000
hush rejected mixed 1870; No quoted ~. ele
Vator No 8 oats. 2lc No white 23kc. .Rf Mar
Vet oIiet CARROTS State s094Ic. track; No West
ern aTm37kc Buffalo. opening navigation. BAR
Market quiet. feeding quoted 26a26i.c, Buffalo
onening, 800 New-York; CARROTS Sihq32i,c c
Track mailing 3Ja42c. az 70 quality BCCKWiIEAT
The to-day the closing prices previous
ds and closing for the corresponding date
''" Open- High Low clos Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
40 STATUE TO "BEN" BUTLER.
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATORS DECIDE THAT HE
DID NOT DESERVE ONE.

MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATORS DECIDE THAT HE
DID NOT DESERVE ONE.
Boston. March 3-The Legislatures committees
On Military Affairs and State House yes
terday sitting Jointly. heard the petition for an APP
propriation of $4,000 for the erection of an eques-
trian statue TO General Benjamin f. Butler. Repre-
sentative Hayes. OF Lowell who introduced the
matter the Legislature in 1896. eulosized Gen
tral Butler and strongly advocated the passage or
the resolution. No else appeared in favor OF IT,
ExRepresentative Thurston OF Northbridge. OPP
tosed the passage OF any act which would result In
the erection OF a statue TO such character as Cen
rra Butler Mr.. Thurston said that General Butler
did good work al New Orleans and, had his career
ended there. he would have left great name and
been worthy OF a statue but his subsequent career
disqualified him Among other things Mr.. Thurs
ion said that Buffers inOrdinat@ love OF gain over
came his patriotism" and he wished 10 enter his
protest against the erection OF a monument TO 4
man who did not in any sense represent tho patri-
Otsm Of Massachusetts.
Colonel Henry L. Higginson said the state OF
Massachusetts stood for good citizenship, ana Cen
elal Butler did not stand for il. General Butter
went TO the front because he was COMMANDED ana
not because he wished
Louis Curtis also opposed the proposition on the
ground that It was an expenditure Of public money
for an object that the public do not wish. FRANCIS
Morse J. c. Stone and G. $ Curtis. jr, objected 10
the proposed measure.
The hearing was closed and the committees de-
Cded TO report against the petition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
NEW YACHTS AND THEIR OWNERS.

=. Herbert Ballantne, Of the Atlantic Yacht CLUB
has purchased from the Gas Engine and Power
Company and Charles J.. Seabury co. the Steam
yacht Hiawatha ana will have her name changed
The Hiawatha was built in 1896 by Seabury a CO..
at Nyack. for Charles Fleischmann, Of Cincinnati
who. after using her ore season, decided TO order
larger yacht. Her builders are. therefore, now
building for Mr. Fle,schmanD n l70-foOt steel steam
yacht also 70 be named Hiawatha. The yacht Tails
man, formerly owned by Mr. Ballantine, is in the
storage basin Of the companies d Morris Heights
The consolidated Gas Engine and Seabury
panies are also building at the Morris Heights
factory 25-toot steam launch for G. W.
Chi!ds DTexel. which viii be carried as a tender
on the new yacht Nj DTcre IS having built This
!duhcn VIII Dc double banked or mahogany. and
Mahogdny nnished throughout. The machinery VIII
consist OF q Seabufy fOrc-and-aft compound marine
engine and a SeabuTy Safety Water-tube boiler OF
The latest design
r. X. Nichols Of Brooklyn. has purchased q A.
i2OI cruising uaphtha launch for service on the
huuosch al Nyack where he has "A summer home.
70 q Foster, of Providence, f.. L.. has purchased
q ~ i,0ot naphtha launch for service in Narragan
selt Buy and its vicinity.
,,.s ares g. Emery is also having a naphtha launch
"i.t tor use at Calumet Island on the 81 Lawrence
Ill "a foyey. OF Nashua. y. IL. is having
Aphtsnh launch built. and A. psughaupt is having
New-York Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
EXPORTS To DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

New l0Tk. MhTCH o, IoUI
('OTTON-Tle opennp Of the cote market this morn
ing Displays better feeling than had been hhtlclpa'"
owing 10 the rather favorable Liverpool market when
showed loss only point where larger decline mao
been expected. There only moderate business IL
cotton which construed by the bears as ndica
ing absence OF anxiety to the situation lhe open
ing sales al 10 points advance ON near monts
and unchanged points distant months. with the
steady. Southern houses moderate buyers dur
ing the morning but the rather free selling by the
Liverpool houses took the out Of the trade ana prime
steadily weakened dropping To lq2 points below the ma
az last night hy midday Trade was small Another feat
the early strength the sale OF about 1000
pieces Fan River the basis OF 2sse lie
port for day estimated at only l2op
bales small figures being due to light arrivals az
New orleans and other points. The total Tor
the week is still maintained however AZ 5000 bales,
s45 bales week and So $50 bales last year
The market during the afternoon ruled very quiet and was
quotations OF the Estimated re
cepts tomorrow Orleans 200 200 bales.
3O13 bales last week. 1+39 bales last year
Houston 400 TO 200 bales against 1,Ii3 bales last
and LII bales last year. $3.50
Opening and close to-day. and closing Dlds the
nIz md las. fnllo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

Exchange special Liverpool eabiesS2o; e0',U
export 500; American 9OoO receipts 5000; American
400. Mddng upland. a. Futures quiet ,p pafusMa srcS
s5si5b; March-Apri s5s4b April-May 3d. May June.
95gi9s June-July 359zb Juy-August 3591eb husust-
September 357s September October 3oss OrtooerLNo-
vember. S462s: November Decemoef, 80; DeceIUet
January 845b observation-disclosures moderate demand;
cloth. quiet, but steady. -. 49,
COFT'I,E-The coffee market opened steady at un-
changed points decline. with sales on the can OF
OO fngs The romewfla, easier feeling was attribute
Me 20 The lower Havre market prices there showing
decline at ~ clock OF u franc. closing a. franc NJ.
decline with the tone quiet. Sales 2O.UO bags aho
Brazilian markets closed, owing TO holidays me
deliveries at New-York Were disappontinsiy small ah n
his induced come little local pressure The STOCKS
showed but slight change for the day the visible footing
nm total OF al bags against 45S Iss bags last year
the Hamburg market late coming M GioseI al
8 n,g decline with sales OF 1900 bags The Local
was niet in the afternoon. but about steady
closing dull unchanged TO points decline safes 'OV
bags The market for spot coffee quiet 10 day
naTtv due 10 the absence or Brazilian news quotations
we're nominally follows: No . RIO vSc; No o. va;
Nud coffee wa. quiet, with sales of 400 bags CentraI
American private terms. , . $500. o,..,,,,
The following shows the hghts', IO"es' anu '''''"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

RaWg March b s ss Sn I Mage s-s 80
soajh t BY i 5asb cS SS' as 80 po Sn ss
Sg. se x Mas :5sS:Ie 10 s ys0w
2Gc stock 100 900 bush oats firm; NJ wh;'e 2Slsg
81 nearby tOi iosc: No Western 4lc stock loo 50?
bush Nav steady sls 5oaslt Grain fsights duh and
rs.y 1Tsm to- sr 81 3D. Marea q aqss ID
Marrh April. cotton quiet; mddinss 'a.c Provisions
shoulders u e. short sides and clear slider 6isc hams
f sney crra-ry oaslc fancy Iad isStc packed
Egg; Th s az 2 sc f2F ' Ksns r5Tf' s. '
-nts - i0aSI - and strashts. 81 eoas4 30 win
Cornmea quiet at d2a64e bag 81 53p>i 40 Dbl CTrn
steady; steamer yellow 3ll.c: No ana steamer sc
do. DO: lower grades 4gAgc Mi.lfeed s.ssiy
spring bran ship, lake and rail- si5gsl5 %, winter
s9a s '9s2 m@ ar o s sSG short S cuts sio %
backs 80 5OaslO % lean ends s2 Hams, saio,2s
5ia7. hind quarters qOl.e fores 2sa5s Butter
quiet northern creamery 2iq2ltyg western; -ou -o
I'M Vermont i2d dairy 7gss SmmoH isaia
10 5eese arm: Northern. i2qi2ss Western Tia
iia,c r:sgs dull and lower: nearby. 7ulse: Eastern
yellow eyes 81 Ioas 20 red kdn-ys s. 2oas 49, mar
row pea Wa95c small PEA 81 oasl 49, sys
choice chickens. saloc: fowls, !gs'.c gs-.e. 'asq,
ducks Haze Potatoes quiet HsbLons $3.50, Mn i
sweets 81 bbi Tor JERSEYS Oranges vaenciss $. 500
81 20 case Lemons 81 seHS3 80 as qas ss 70
ASH Leather firm: hemlork s9r non-acld
seconds 20; sole hrsts. 29a3oc seconds 2'a2s
Buffalo March 3-sprIng wheat closed quiet at ~
c lower corn closed slightly hrmer FOR c9'ice sInuess
quotations gnchsnsel . TG1s asking ia2 adyance Feed
5 steaGSr; ao,a,Sns ancGsngea KyeNo quoted
3gc in store Flour quiet steady ana utchdhseu' MIL
f-e,l-NO spot offerings and unchanged
chicago March 3.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

extra short clear 4nc clear sides 4c' clear W soe,
steady Missouri and Illinois clear iSdiosc: isnt me-
fiai,sc: heavy fine. saasc: slightly bury l~Ioac:
hard bury sQSHc; Southern hard bury, &c; Iexas
medium iSc: hne medium. logie sandy ana hef Ivy
G67c Bagging u. ~ SIC; NJ. jAc; "a TO-, o4c, ron
ties BIC twine. Dc. Lead Arm. higher; deslyeriIed:
81 10: sales 100 tons Missouri 50 10 speter quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

s15 sa 81 i5ssg re Others unchansei 40 spring
wheat @ No sGas w9 T 63e; S Ga ;e re- a.
S. @s 49, No No '9' barley 5sc nominal 10
oaoc prime timothy seed s. y nSm o 81 aess e sS5S
Tbs sides oose 3d. dry saea sa9us5s ,oCSsd
key a:ri s snaa Isl Pc. .a sS2a 'of. Lam
today butter market was steady extra creamery iss
ars's iGal7c seconds i4ei't ESs' WEAK Tres" s'O'"
] Mara oq !, a ,ass StS aw x TiasF :! So
Q>2 =" Wheat quiet 90 ana sIIaS' ar Cat. auie 10
active No @3ei no. i6,S; SG White s,.S Lard
~ prime mort ir rp sides a. P c n .Sot esss
Shoulder. e rib sides 40 do short s | ds
sHT Indiana creamery l2a5c. Esss quiet; fresh o.
Whiskey steady. 81 Il
Milwaukee. March S-wteat opened ,.g,sc lower. May
b. sample wheat dul. and weak No NGrherni
s@3dy 80 2 5lS FIVE steady demand; No
on the basis Of 81 lOusi ~ FOR patents. in wood.
M1 G TS SSse s on Bottom Sso in The Ss
n.s , 1.rne Wa. L. NAV opened at 73i,c and ad-
yanerd to- Isa!asc from which pin. i broke to 5:as
ana sosd e. % s 9ssn 10 'S Sottser ye' .s.
SSSsp, a a ld over MAY ' There was biz DEMAND
%,,S M ,o %lr Within & 1 Of No doSn TO
under No 3 ranged from 3q5c under No l. on track
% hf dr pa No s. Ss s5a % ~ 10
production. 1000 bbls shipments 444G bbls MI.
o1"1rd A. 50 25asG 70; shorts soasd - mlddlngs, s.
ass 81
phil,d-lphla March 3F1our quiet. unchanged Wheat
M,rkat lover ~ cash wheat light. contract
wheat ON cali: March. sstussc; April May and June
nnrnaI CARROTS In export elevator No . Pennsylvania
red gi.c lid, No Delaware red sl.c bid; No red.
s,tc lid. No Northern spring. ss.c Corn STEADY; No
mixed on call March. 2dQ2ji.c, April III, p26i9c;
MAY y7Q27c: nominal CARROTS In export elevators
N . uIN.J 9GdaG.c. steamer. SU2o4c. No g. 23isU
aSAc oats-Cariot, freely offered at former rates: No
white ON cali March April. May and June, 3a23sc
Other articles unchanged
ST. Louis. March a.riour anchanssd Wheat SS
NAV 2Isq2IAc bid; July. 30 bid. Oats hrmer; March.
7 nominal May YNs r0rss'arH ar ho s.s "a ~
shoulders 4c extra short clear &c clear ribs
SIC: clear sides. &c. Dry salt msaU-ShouiderA A'sc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

Market closed steady at TO points decline compared
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferrbie notices
Great britain 800 bales; continent 7i4 stock 26l 1924
Total net port receipts da l2oi6 bales thus FAY ms
week 81 1853 against "a AS last week and 59liI las'
year Exports to-day Great Britain IA oaies CONT
nent. 1.474 stock s75 1903 Spot cotton quiet sna i,too
lower: mddng uplsnds. 5l6c; middling gulf Bloc
Sales 79s bales including l9s spinning and COO contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
SWELLING THE HOSPITAL FUNDS.

Charles Lanier, the general treasurer Of the Hos
pital Saturday and Sunday Association. No. II
Nassau-st. reports the following additional. contf-
buttons 70 the general fund of the collectioc;
FROM THE IRON. STEEL. META. AND MA
CHINERY TRADES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
Ocean Steamers.

-or~->>1rrr>>~nnnNrnNI L1<1I<</<<<.c>cSrT1,
EIDRTGl @GRMAN l1OWWo
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Ausr Tu Mich. o. 10 AN. Lain. ..Tu Mch 30. 10 An
HaveI Tu Mch l6 10 An. Tr3ye. .Tu ADrll ~ ~ a. a.
Spree Tu Mich. % 10 \ N. Havel. tn. Apr H. 10 AM
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA =,
Vera. Mich Q 10 \. " Ems. ,,.,,A April 10 10 A. r.
Ka %. 10 A VI. Fulda April y, I'D ~ N.
FOR ALEXANDRIA. EGYPT -
Steamer o. March 18th will proceed 10 Alexandria.
OELRTCHS & CO.. . BOWLING GREEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

sSis ..:: tx tx -: 4s: ~ iss' IN
Corn:
May ~ 2on gI 2,,s 2ai, g,i. sa
July .......... 81 all 81 81 81 81
oats:
Receipts OF brcadsuns Interior points in Thousands
last three cphers WO0) omitted. Flour Obs. grain
tbush), follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
TOURS 10 EUROPE.

~ Arrangements suited 70 all Best accommoiaions
Select parties Mar. -. May $, -, June = 20 Pro
and part 'ulars rom
TI,oS COOK 4 son. 26I and 225 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
WHITE STAR LINE.

Majestic March 10, noon Majestic April noon
Teuonc. March "a noon Ieutonic Apll - noon
t,ritauntc March 81 Britannia April ~ noon
Ho ToTToT CARRIED by PASSENGER STEAMERS
pier No as North River. Once. - Broadway. " Y.
49, 49, 49, H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
CHINERY TRADES

BY auxiliary A. Il. WhNAey. president; Max
Nathan 1icc- presidenl: y. A Neshltt treasmrer:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
OI.YDE LINE.
CHARLESTON, :. G,
a.. cnr.rrI Am SOUTHWEST

CLYDE LINE.
The SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
JACK SONVIILE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
From pier 90 r. r. loot ~ Roosevelt st D. p m
CoNANf.IIE Chas & Jacksonville. Friday. March
SEMINOLE Chas. e Jacheonyll Ne saturday Mslch
IPoDi'DIS a. Idc,slnN lie. Tuesday March
ar coNorrE cha. & Jacksonville. Friday. March IL
Si..nrr. nave nrs' class passenger accommodations
NM T. CLYDE 4 Co. General agents
q Bowling Green y. Y
III. Csr, and Penn Fast p Line. Via Jacksonville.
Sr-,t 20 Freight Passenger Line. Via Charleston.
Il a. EGER Genera. Agent. 33l Broadway, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
CIVANZAH LINE. Florida via savannah

- From new pier "a. \. n. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
..,nr,avs 4 n m for Savannah direct Special eNcur-
Som, 20 savannah and jacksonville VIA steamer Kansas
Cay MAI. M Mich 4fc. Brm'ham. p. m. Mch
Kansas city .. m. Mich Or Duchess ~ Mnn ~
corXNrf-TIoNs for all points South For tickets ana
fresh, 1nr,n~ ~, q. NJ sORREI. Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOULoGNESl' X MER.
@ .vsTERDAM -. Saturday. March 9. 10 a. m.
O. o. nIRKE\DAM........S Saturday. March 10, 10 m.
III; cshn SKI 30 ana upwards second cabin. $50; steer
fl.t In, Inv rates Apply To Netherlands American
s 80 :, N,yiaa.ion 90. 80 Bway. ~ Y
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m, srom 1850 10 s6s itineraries o. EDWIN JONES t.1
YutnS "a Ava. Broakiyp> n. X. Tour Hound TIE "onss
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JA[pMElu@l10EIMn
PACIFIC MAIL s. 8. co.
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CT\ARD LINE.

~. TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN.
Msrch 9 a m tampanla. March ..
Amranla March ~ noon 'rnbria April J. I'D a. m.
Mch Iucana. April 10. II A m
" Erom pier 40 North River. foot OF 'lark~on-st
For freigi, and apply 81 tnr company "HeF
No Bowling Green. New-York - 1870
W. VERNON H. RROWN < co. General Agents.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.

II woKLD-Psrtle, leave April 10 fos s, Holy isnd
may y ~ +. c. CLARK, III BROADWAY. ~ 7.
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~ For Ia ousyrs Puerto Cabello. Curacao and MARI
~.bo. via Curacao from Robert stores. brooklyn
IS CARACAs................s saturday. March q ! D. m
NENEIf FLA TUESDAY M"'n
90 pin ,pEI,PIIIA. Wednesday. March - p m
o. FOR MARACAIBo. VIA ST. THOMAS -.
90 ,trp.CIo --..,..... Saturday. March y. y. M
These American steamers built expresAy FOR the trade
49, .upeTior Recommendations for passenger
ss'' sSS> BOUI.TON RiISS q DAII.ETT.
General Managers f33 Front-sL
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FRENCH LINE.
GENERATE TransatlantIque.

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs FRANCE
A CASCOGNE. Baudelon, sat, Ach u a. m
LA BRETAGNE Rups . ~ n'p. 10 eco a.
unwards Including railway fare TO Paris parorar seat
ia Landing charges Second class 10 Paris. S5+ ID:
~" E0pCsFyr General Agent, Bowling Green. y. r.
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11aIIORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

Nl cossne along tho Atlantic Coast TO Brunswick Ca,
or similar Voyage Crossing the Gulf Of Mexico TO Cal
WESTON Tex. H. an ideal rrip .....>.ou.-. -
one NAY EXCURSION. on TOURISTS TICKETS "a
oil pon,, in Texas Colorado Utah Arizona California.
&C.,, f,.orgia Florida AlsO Hot Springs. Ark.
W,,ts Tor our 81 PAGE POCKET GUIDE tmailei free,.
q II MALLORY & co. Gen Agts. Pier 20. T.. r.. ". z.