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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-15

annexation Of Hawaii. but before that
was taken up, a resolution was intro
duced extending the thanks of the con-
gress to President Mckinley for his ap-
pointment of Captain W. L. Merry, as
minister to Central America This was
adopted with cheer
The congress also gave instructions
to have 1000 copies of Professor Water
houses paper on the Nicaraguan canal
printed.
Several resolutions were introduced.
among them being one by Wright Of
Iowa, favoring the establishment of
daily or weekly international weather
and crop reports, and also commencing
Willis L. Moore, chief of the weather
service bureau. for the efforts that he
has made to establish interchange of
weather reports between the United
States and Mexico.
ELECTION OF SENATORS.
Mcfarland of Idaho also introduced
resolution, urging congress to arrange
for the adoption of an amendment to
the constitution providing for the cleo
ton OF United States senators by a di-
rect vote of the people.
HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION.
William A. Kinney Of Hawaii then
took the platform. and gave most in
teresting address on the subject of
Hawaiian annexation. in which he
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-15

ing mining strike in the eastern states
and declaring that il proved the neces-
sity fo- the creation Of a national board
Of arbitration; also by Patterson. eS-
pressing sympathy with the cause of
the Cubans; by Walsh, OF wyoming,
fsVoring the annexation OF Hawaii: by
TREY /. Ford. ol California, declaring
In favor Of the creation Of a depart
nscnt OF mines and mining as a branch
Of the executive department OF the gen.
oral government. This resolution also
contains the following PROVISIONS:
F;eaoived That congress be requested 10
ai2 TO tlse mineral substances now subs
sect 10 entry and patent under enact
-scnts relating 20 places the following.
VIZ. Petroleum. as-haitum. brea. mora
zlte. n0uzifc. Manganese. uint2hite or gill
seilsfe. soda, saltpetre. states and building
stones.
Resolved. That the honorable commits
s.o-Cr of the general land Office be re-
escsted 10 reverse his ruling. so as 10
c.; form 20 that Of his predecessor as to
Tie legal status Of lands containing petro-
leum and other rock oils, that is TO say.
- permit the location. entry and patent
81 such lands as mineral lands and as
Srch, 10 be excepted from grants to rails
roads and Other corporations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-15

Pittsburg. July Washington did.
and Pi5tsburg did not, hit the ball.
and that tells the story. Score: Pitts
burg, 1; WASHINGTON. Is.
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Union. and destined IN the providence of
God 20 become the seat OF empire for &
moral and cultured people far exceeding
any in recorded history fApplause)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-15
THE DIAMOND.

Cincinnati, o., July 1.-THE New
York's made their last appearance Of
the season here today. Score: Cincin-
Eati, II; New York, 8.
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CONTINUED from Page u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-15
ropAY,s PROGRAMME.

Today's programme is as follows:
Mining interests. The necessity of a
secretary of mines and mining in the
presidents cabinet. Tivey L. Ford, Cali
fornia-
Tue contribution of the western states
TO the gold and silver of the country.
Ben C. Wright, California.
Prof. Waterhouse, St. Louis. Beet sugar
Industry c. c. Bell Missouri: Henry
Studnickza. ST. Louis. Interests of the
farmer Chas. w. Thomas, California;
Hon. \. J. Colman st. Louis. Legisla-
ton for the grazing lands. E. V. Small
ley. Minnesota Irrigation. Willard d.
Johnson. photographer, United States
geological survey; K. r. Moses, Kansas,
and others.
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FREE SILVER.

A resolution was int
Thomas of Colorado, provi
free and unlimited ccinags .
tae rate OF &c TO /.
iSeyes, OF California. OF
INTRODUCTION OF this reso
ocsfru IN ruled that de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Yorh March II. 1897
BEANS AND PEAS-Rather export interest in
both marrow and kidney tended steady the mar
kst for e in fact fac h o Rseeps are Sns
lighter and there somewhat stronger aayess from s
been mainly 81 10 FOR marrow and 81 y for the best
afd sns y bought al Saostons White kidney and
round lots offered 9ws Turtle sosp Gs ra pes,
sseady. but quiet erote: Beans. domestic marrow
Sh sss per so s. 81 DO DO fair al tar to good %
choice, sOc DO fair 70 good; 200 Zoe DO White kidney,
So good s. osss1 20 do black turtle soup s6as -
green peas b6ls si DO eosessc do Scotch. Ob>
'RrrTsR"iaghtsr receipts encouraged sellers in
belief the market can be carried through si'
Trade was only fair to-day 6u, bu did not object to
class Of stock which comprises the bulk Of the oer.nqs
rn for strictly extras There 70 little business IN
%1p f0S'' not SG' Fancy active
sna arm e" s Sms oer nsur.. We auoie Ne%
sr er-smery Western ssrss psr 70 ise' e 90 40
thirds nrst lsal,c st1s asy oDs 'Ss
alton ss,as TO- DO seconds 70 sIs
ssss 5 ss F; GO ID
Ter. crsamery, wes,ern extras sumner make. iec 90
State Sar,es entire finest i4ai4sc: State dairy arins
% .' Z. s .conS fa g. Se' western ss factory
cHEEsE-Th.re IS a continued fair demand from the
ion Fsncy large size nm cream Ia. worked down to
Size availsSs Small scattering lots Of
eginn'n. TO arrive and we motto sale today ,s 81 a.
iO.c Importers still looking for priced cheese
Uut fnd yer ~ suitable quality within their limits
Winter made skins generally undesirable and selling
slowly Liverpool cable SIS Cor both colored and white
We quote: State full cream large September col9rsd
or white fancy. 11Ic: DO late made. psme, 11sul2e
do good IlhalKc: do common TO fair sIIic; do small
made good choice lisui2c. do common 10 fsir 30
lie Ilcbt sk choice f0Ac: skins good 70 prime
s1ec. 20 common fair. 5u5izc; fun skTas, 344c.
FGS;s-Arryas to-day larger than expected
Many a the receipts Monday have been held OF
IN. m srkef Under shippers orders the basis u ms
ornnesr having expectation ~ decreased re
s,n,s owing 20 and wsshOus which occurred
1fai nj
week but arrivals have continued steadily beyonl ne
a rts az the trade the accumulation docks mas
b.en heavy The continued liberal receipts have weak
nsd Ire market prices have made further decline
700 were sold. AL the western
ranx - lie Tennessee nj lokc Al that price ME
,arxs movement but supply seemed 70 De hfnpn
Tor ali ~edulrenents and the market is closing no mo'
~, .>es4v nj the price quoted We quote Jersey ana
.srbv fancy per dozen f2c; Pennsyvsnis fresh gath
80 rb,rs like. WESTERN rrsts lie. Kenucky cho.ce
,msaio..c: Eastern Tennessee and Virginia choice lg;e
49, southern good prime 1p49l0sc; western ars
fresh per 20 % s.; dsck egg Ma5sah' pe
Epfrf1s-rREsH- arrivals of apples are aue I'D
.rs and he trade generally fuil stock onsr'ns rsa
r.s,e ouail.y pressed for sale o. any 10
so""Sas sids CsaabGshs vsy dull few sAuA ~"S'
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH ~ 1897

a ,,ms. ss sor ewes choice wethers Late sales
Good eioped lambs - 5onsi 81; good clipped sheep,
50 toQS3 20. ,,,..u, ,t,ro, I, - c.,,,e-pe
rs,nts oseo head: market stead. common 70 extra
800 90 fs5 90 and feeders 81 OGsf 20 cows
90 h,,,s 81 yp4Ss TO- calves 81 s6 To- Texans 81 100
e, peeeipts. head market opened nrn
~ o.. p.her closing with the advance lost Heavy
.,ng ard shipping So asa DO common 70 choice
~ed a. asnxa 81: choice assorted " sSnS3 w; nkht
"a ~, a. soi. pIgs S3gt3 So Sheep Receipts. 100
20 %ark steady TO firm Inferior u choice. 81 ios
" o. mIs Main ifcattle- Receipts. ~. head: market
Xafys steers 81 s5p<f 10, native cows ~ Zyg
e. 81 Teas steers 81 25us3 5j Texas cows 81 Sos 80
ti~s,R er.lpts 1913 head: market DC higher l9Ise,s
sy IJax3 packers 81 oopS -, navy =" foeF' ~
Spss,.~I, sc.lpis 30 head: market steady -
Fss, I,r@rty stock Yards March ll-csttle- Mar ke,
.tesay. extra ynsJ TO- prime. 81 6ors4 ~ good - ~
ara 90: tidy s. 2saSi 90 fair, 81 6Drsi - cominon
80 TAT bnis and s2US3 60: helfer, 81 iJrs& -
s,esn cowa and sprngers 81 501s4 30. Hogs Market
steady: prime medium. s4asi % prime light s'ast 10
go an slax3 30 hogs 81 sofs3 30 s)od rolshs
sqs,ia 70 Market steady good western wetners
e. foax4 40: prime natives. 81 25ftA DO good ~ Vg
e. 10, <alr mixed So .3Gs3 common, $3gS3 90 cus
sf,sa ~: choice lambs. sHsJ 80: fair 20 goo1 iafnDs
sIr<l *. Gull lambs SSd<3 So veal calves f0uso 90
Kansas city March ii-cattle- Receipts. 3.UD he1d
,,srks steady 10 native dressed beef grades s4
e. eO. stocksrs and feeders So sass 80; Texas and
Western s3lS3 50. and hefers s2 t4s5 toi cay es
s51SfO Iiogs-Recepis. 25I head: market DC hzneIi
ton prire Sc So heavy 80 I0ns3 10. lgt. ~ bV~ iV
nIg, s3 sSqS3 3D. sheepi.eceipts O324 head. marke'
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12

Market closed qiie; to points decline. compared
with yesterdays closing prices Transerriole notices
6s5 Total sales e5.3Oo bales New-Totk net receipts
bales Exports 70 the Continent ,593 bales STOCK
c4I 43s Total port receipts to-day. 1000 bales
tus .a- this week 90 700 bales against IL 4tS bales last
wax and bales year. Exports to-day: Great
Man r. 3i3 bales Continent. LIB bales, stock sl'4l7
bales. e. 49,.
steady Sales 5000 bales; speculation and export 800
haes American bales: receipts. 1000 bales Amer
lean. 1900 bales. Mtding uplands 3l-32d Futures
steady partial decline; closed quiet unchanged 20
poia; net decline. March 357i.b; MarchAp-i 357'sb
Aprf-May. 35Tisb May-June. 35ss, JuneJuly 33soi
rlv-Augis September. 355ish; September
October SD-.s October November. 346s Noyemoer-De-
cerber 344i.s peceber-January. 344i3s Manchester-
Yarns que- but steady. cloths quiet and unchanged.
COFTEE-Thc opening Of the coffee market was steady
IL points decline again fair volume OF trade develop
.ng on opening call and this kept UP during the
morning transactions footing UP about 5000 bags by
midday Business however, largely In the way
OF switching deliveries 70 more distant options
deliveries small from the warehouses. and the alb
demand for coffee and pressure OF supplies
Brazil depressing features The for-
ern markets were lower, both European and Brazilian
quiet. with good average quoted
l0<sOo 10 900 bags stock, $4,000 bags Rio
reported the market quiet and No Rio los2oo exchange
cleared for the United States
bags: stock 2s9oop bags. The market at Hamburg
showed decline OF laa% pfennngs with sales OF II 600
kaxs the Havre market steady az a
decline i.5 franc. but Al o'clock showed an advance
~ franc and continued steady. Sales TO that
hour were 80 600 bags At the close the market was
stead AZ net advance II i&dis franc Sales, $4,000
has Business in the afternoon was quiet slightly
,n,s Ssclins sales % 500 bags. Spot coffee dull
ara featureess. Brazilian quoted at s<c tor RIO
10 7 and SC FOR No : Mid coffee very quiet
With light demand. Sales 300 bags MaTaca!oo, private
terms. -, ,,,. ,... 49,, ,,
rr1ce fO-t.ay
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cash quotations follows Flour seaeX; q- -sl
sons . mrrs WSeas 7sc By sample red sq
Sc: Sc a corn 10 ssry $50 nominal S axsssa
T,gsio prime timothy seed 81 sIsas2, 20 mess Ssr
PER Per, S' .,d IS spss s. s si s9aa Goa
oSas4 q ssS, f asissei ids goods as'1f pei saS
s. IL sugars cut loaf s. IL gTanp,eAa s: boed Sic
on the Poace Exchangr today he butter marie. . TSs
arIn extra eTe .,n.s .,d iss n lcc
DO family . 50 .sss 5 S s s
a.. o. DO sScs $ 5tasi family 50 4Sass 70
, maest ds Lad steady kettle aso prime steam
4iOo Dry salt meats steady snoHiHets 80 "a y,
f sssn st.aay loose SHOULDERS 49, short ro sides
&c: loose shor, clear sides 47se; loose Gear oees
Whi.Eey h. .isa1y 81 81 II INV ''''
Milwaukee, March Market seaiisr nay opehs1 a.
VIA, ise lower Northern; 762q!7c No sprns on
. sraGs' No rnmoa to choice 25a5oc steady -
al :55c 40 = ssa3e. Flour steady On OASIS Oh - y"
asa t. ,..,, -.
Minneapolis. March 1.-The wheat market vas fu!i 81
interesting situations 'day Prices were FsiI ~! ov.n
men report was extremely 6gi.sh su ne race d1 ~.
think May oPraee al n. nc ee e point Of tho
7O7g7lc and ne market closed lners 1t AZ CSC ard
.Ssed At 60 a, e yer Nav Sas paid Tor spot 10
snd 80 high as Ike over for fancy No
Northern dull and prices ranged from .gisc uhSef
80 l. 40 ranged from 5000 under ~ N2sern o.:
Northern 7oo Fiour-psents 81 sp4S4 20 Da AZ aI
81 iOQs3 40: production, 400 oo.s snP,neos .. w
hs Nlsufs In brink demand. bran In BULK quoted a.
sa 5la q. .horts 2J4S6 30. middiings. $685. %
r,f.seiphla March it.-Frour-Market weak city mills
Extra IS i5ass 3d. patent 81 5sgs45 Other brands IN
changet Wheat-MlrSst sased on tr Exporters had no
WorEsbe orders No PennsyIyaaa red N grain depg,
ssc Contract wheat cali-AGrch s'gsIl:s, ApIl .
NJ and Inn. nominal CARROTS IL Export elet atorNo .
RED So BID; No Delaware red. soc bid
No red ~ bid No Northern spring. SIC bid Corn
Option market steady Export Inquiries out u line Car
iof f- local ira ie No high mixed ana Yellow lor
local trade e7sa2>c: No mixed On eail Aareh, -osg
s;s.c April 2es. g27c: May, 27'aa2Ifc June nomlnal
Csriots in export eleyaror--No mixed 25':gzyt1.
.,..nsr o5i.455..c No g. 24n2i.c Oats-Carlots sh0"
- nn1rtsnf cnaIge. options neglected Rejected whe
an 10y aD, No white track, 2lc; % choi>-, track
s, NJ white clipped. IN grain depot 22gc, fancy on
-rack pc. No white clipped 2fc No white. on cal
Msrcn ~, a 2-c; April Nay and June -SG-Jtc' o'heF
articles unchanged.
=, Louis March il.-F10ur unchanged Bran strong
and higher AZ 55Gsoc for sacked East sde. Nnest y"s
a., - IA. ulv Corn rrmer. March, gN4c nom
inal NAV 2i5.o bid July 2Ilsg2itc bid Oats easier
Nh IA nominal; May. 1870. Eggs lower az &C
Standard ness new s. u.s. Old 81 - Other articles
ueet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York Mnrch hi. ls97.

New-York March II, 1927.
rOTTON-The opening OF the market this morn
ls firm al TO points advance and after the call
advanced 10 points buying by foreign houses par
tcusry Liverpool. and some buying BY professional
traders The Liverpool market rather encouraged the
trade here showing gain in futures after the opening
although oue; trade IN spots New Orleans houses
rather liberal sellers and presently the market fell
hack about yesterdays closing quotations and trade
quiet footing during the forenoon only 4oOco
There was report current that conditions were
FOR the Increasing OF the cotton acreage and
Texas tended indicate this. Inc
mort receipts for the day estimated al only 900
faes e97 bales last week. and s252 bales last
The total for the week is placed at 5000 bales
913 bales last week and sotS bales last year
TIE estimated receipts New-Orieans fOr tomorrow
100 1890 bales against 1891 bales last week
and 7e7 bales last year Houston receipts morrow
$50 100 bales against 3 300 bales last week and
bales last The market during the afternoon
ruled quiet and heavy with very lite interest taken IN
Southern markets
tnue good but these dd not TO stimulate trade
business reported completed IN
soot cotton Speculation however very largely local
ana particularly decisive Fluctuations were within
harlow range Spot cotton quiet and UNCHANGED Mddng
rpands. TIC mdding gulf. ii.c saies 200 bales, IN
Guiding 255s bales export direct shpmenil. and 2i2
bales spinning
Opening. range AMI to-day closing bids the
n and last follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
THE STATE or TRADE.

wheat dun spot Ssac BID; May siSaSsilas; souhe
2Giga2eSc April 2c a2c7c May steamer ens
mixed ST25hc. Southern white 2oH pa, 90 yeiv.
assisc stock 24s6oo BUSH sales d III 600 s,os
ss2 900 bush Rye dull: No 2 nearby; 3oh4tc; 20
western 4oisc; stock. $4,000 hush nay aue,; sT I
freIghts dull. Cotton 1uie; mitdines -, 9o5Ssc
auet Unchanged Butter fair fancy creainery q-iv'
sancv lade i3fo4c packed 99loc Eggs stes1l
io9ioisc Coffee quiet. 9i.c. Sugar qus'' s'ah1'ae'
s. as -.
Boston March lEour aget and sAs &c aoa sS
wnter patents 81 75as5 TO- clear and sralgts - 9q
s. 90 Corn.neal QUIET l2Qosc bag q S3gs ~ ~.
CORN steady; yellow, 3lkas2c 30 anu 5
alGslisc oats steady fancy clipped 2G'-c 70 eppSrl.
2Dc No Co. 25c: lower grades: 2in2o ~ 49, 500
spring bran to ship, lake and rail slS 94Sl4 T'ss
bran. SIS 201xl5 so miiEinss sl2 ~ r., cuts
rour si4 25gsil 20. Pork steady; long arg snDr ~
so So backs T5qs0 20. lean ends sl2 % Rams ~
Gloisc Lard & Bacon. sGiOc. Fresh beer SLOW 49,
5sass.c; binds. Ilzalose; FORE tsicoe intuition
Is tune fTc laf.es. l2dl3c; Vermont dairy,
common. 1919 Lambs steady tasc; i' North@rn
isa2,sc Western iiaisc Eggs quietii ssa1Dy ,ag
Fastern choice lac: Western 12i-nl3c Alcnga,
3c Beans quiet yellow 81 lo9sl ~ rvi ,sixi *
si iozsi 81: marrow pea g0d95c small PEA ~ V ~,
.t,1-. aolfqSc Poultry dull Western turkeys 70
Western chickens 9Gilc; fowls gflv~c ss
ducks iidi3c Potatoes quiet; m-b59ns ise.
s. Jersey 81 bbI Oranges-valenclas 81 y,as 90
cass Lemons 81 sOqs2 90 Hay quiet cno,ce siess
lower grades soasi4 Rye straw qIet o., ~ sa,Ss
temiock .oe. uon-acid MS. ''
On r-nion sole hrsts 2yG3Oc: seconds -'H-'S'
wheat c.osed lsHc lower sia-
dui Winter wheat closed duh; " ~ Noon
prices oats closed easy. UNCHANGED sartey n, ,fn
chsnget Rye nominal. Flour weak denia"l ''s"' '
feed arm. unchanged ., =. o.
chicago. March 1.-The leading futures ranged A. '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New-Nors. foOt ot ChAmoere0-
"a failo%s and nye minutes earlier from West I'D ST.
OcnS A M.-yestbged Express Daily for Wavefv.
Btnshsmton Emira. Buffalo Bradford Arrive baaAs
sv5 p ~. Parlor car 70 blnAio -. -. ,,., IA.
S,n, - M.-Vesibusd Limited fast mail Daily. sniho
train Tor Chicago chautau9ua LAKE arrives SlssS
ISL, Isn IN NJ Chicago r. NJ Seepers 10 Chicago
cs .S and Cincinnati. pinins cas .,..,., u.-.
,a0 . M-Ilunao and Cleveland Iesiouiec Eapress
nsi" arrives Bunalo Tl5 A: NJ. Bradford 10 A. "A.
jamestown. ss5 A. NJ Cleveland To - a. ss, I've ~
troit Chicago and the West -. 49,, x,a~.-. v.u.
psir soid train chiesse sleepers to Hornrisvhl~
&c. 20 and Cincinnati Dining Car -
sr1TSt r-rs LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PtiL.NAN
acoomnodatons at III as 2ni to an ana u ~. p ,,
A., 'e-,amb@rs and West East, ferries New so
~ HoSohen and Jersey Cty station Wescott s.press
call. Tor and baggage from notes ana 'eS"eoe~
70 destination -----------------------
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,.t March IL 3.l5 D. m.-Beer-Extra India
mes cnll AZ SIS "a; prime mess dn a. AS 81 PORK
a, 80. Uams-Short cut. about u - 10 10 s1sady at
A.. 81 BscOn-CumDsrsnd cur, about > Z, 70 ~ nm
r riIdes light about % 70 81 d. hrln al .Os long
49, ,ffs heavy ~ to a. N. firm ~ 2s short
ar ,,sdiss heavy about 40 - 10. firm At 24s ID
esr t.i-s about y 20 u n. steady az 25s shoulders
a., 10 dull a 2is 81. Lard-Frue western
.no euIl AZ Els 3D. CheeeeA nerioan nnsst white and
colored steady SIS. Prime cry steaiy az is
Snrsees o-Iyerpool refined steady az los 3D. Spifis
o, tIrrenfine al 2is Rosa-'1nfnon steady az 5t
re-t winter stock. 40 Northern sprins
ssal,. a. a. 5d COrn-Mlxed Western spot, new steady
&, ?, Si.d old firm at p ioi; March steady az r. go
Al s,sdv a, % cad May steady az p nd Flour
- Louis fancy winter dall II IS Cd Hops az London
Pacific Coast nrm a. e5g-'s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah March 1lcotton steady. middiing ia-l6c;
tnddus g-l6o. and receipts. LIB bales
s,rorfs cess,wise 300 sales. IS. stock. - Yl7.
Norfolk March II.-'otton hrfn; mlfdline, .c: low
aa.c- ordinary. 70 loo. and
e-.pts Tls bales. exports coastwiss 90; sales e22
Neyr-a,rears March 1l-CotOn quiet and EASY; mid
sns &c. low mlddlng osGc. good ordinary. u . luc.
o. ~ecsnf- 7OI bal-s gross BOA. exports 20 Great
Trsln COO 10 the Continent 1GU sales. 400. stOek
S;aives.on March ii.--Cotton steady mddng l-ioc;
Ie~, midIling ll-ioc; good ordinary. ioc net and
srrx. receipts OIL bales exports 10 Great Britain
i.s. coastviss SCI. sales. 1874. stock soV'S.
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BALTlM ORE g. OHIO

Leave New-York. foot q Liberty 81. daily
CHICAGO = p. M. and ~. 10 night. -,
PITTsBtIRG; 80 ex sun, sun Up night
wHsfIfNGToN. BALTIMORE. 500. 10 Dining CAD.
car "a M 70 AZ night, Sunday 10 DINING Carr II %
a m Dining Carr. Dining Carr. DINING carr Il ID
night.
NORFOLK. II 20 a. daily. ,sl.
NEW -ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. $50 p M '9"""-'
zoo D. NJ. a. ..x ,,-x.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light go. g.
Offices: ii3 i72 2fi. 434 LAO B'way. 81 f. ltIn St.
1877 Bover y. 800 3.i F'u,onst B,ookyn: $1,000
foot OF Liberty ST., y. c. r. r OF ~ j. bassaSe S"e~N
hotel resfence 70 deStination.
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RAILROADS.
"AMERIcA's cReArasT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL.
~ { HUDSON RIVER r. r.
yuc roun r0aov F0lluH l1ne
the FouR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 42D STREET.
si5o 4. M-Exeept sunday. Empire state E1P,e res
Syracuse . ana Re ,as wSr'' Due Suaio
NIAGARA Falls 80 .. IN This train Is hmtsd "
$3.50 MDaIy. Fat Mail for Poughkespsle, Aiss sy
r,ica, Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo Niagara A'''
1880 a. M-Encspt Sunday. Day Express. For all In
loo ?. M.-Daiiy Southwestern Limited For coium-
bus Cincinnati. Indianapolis and ST. Louis s SOP
az Poushksspsie. Albany Utica Syracuse f''e"s'
100 ?. M.~DaIiy Chicago Special for Detroit cl.vs-
Albany. Schenectady. Utica, Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 p. M-Excep, sunday Yves, Point, Poushxeersie'
4.3O p MEDaily North Shore Limited. Due Detrois
$50 a m. Chicago 4;3o ?. m stops Al Aioan''
600 ?. M-Daly. For Albany Troy Utica bd,ron-
eass Mountains cunt. Monres d.as DerS chicago
o'- s and except ses tt ssaraay
.s3O Z. M.-Daily For Buffalo Niasara FaAs Cisve.
I P5asak salsHs'I albany ana I Tsss
300 cy Mpsy caE a , sle.p Rswsy Pa Lyons.
and tor Rochester. 49, u...r.o~,
"'i' ossnsbr Bu rsT Nlasa Fails Cleveland
ledo. Chicago: except Saturday, for Cape vincent
NlcArN6sa,rs train Chicago and principal xa.s
points on Sew-york Central, every night encsps
Sunday night sunday nights. Chicago sleepers leave
900 a No aS R . !a p Mpay e.cep, Sunday
on5 M"sunasy only. to Pittsi,eid and the BERT
'SlT1 L H NnGH Ti@ H 4RHTss 70 "YosKERs
AL night trains between l3oh St ard poIn', On
Putnam Division as far as Yonkers in connection Win
he Elevated Road This is the only line running all
night trains out Of New-Yonk.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
css ana %ssns s' 6 ra at dand
~ 2 tIS Broadway 81 East ian and ssh st s's
ton Sew-Yars sss and Fulton and ioe Broadway
Baggage Checked from hotel or by the West
COY JOIN INN n. ro 5ue GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent