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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-07-15
THE SCHOOL MEETING.
Il. w. Gooding Reelected Trustee-An'
| other schoolhouse Needed.


There was a good turnout at the
school meeting held Monday night,
considerable interest being manifested
in the election OF trustee To succeed
z. w. Gooding and this fact probably
had tendency more than any other
to bring out the voters in severe rain
storm.
The directors report, giving the
financial statement OF the district for
the year just ended was read.
The receipts were as follows:
Balance on hand. .....................,..8 70
Received from tuition. .................. 80 ~
Borrowed from Bedding Savings Bank. $50 W
Received primary money ................ 1910 Al
Rec from city treasurer direct tax. os3l 81
Rec from township treasurer $3.50. SO "a
Rec from w. A. Olmstead, refunded. IA ~
Rec library money ...................,.t. ~ %
Total 1914 81
The disbursements were:
Teachers wages $500 W
Fuel .,.- .... 1913 95
Janitor Observation-Disclosures. AGO 90
G. A. r. Post hall rent 49,. -. .......... l29 80
Bedding Savings Bank, notes and interest 2esS W
Insurance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 %
Mary r. Stokes, bonded indebtedness ssi 50
Cowdin & Lapham, printing ............, n w
miscellaneous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 %
Total ......................s 1914 81
After the record OF the last annual
meeting was read and accepted mo-
ton was made to proceed to an informal
ballot for trustee. Alfred Locke
placed in nomination DR.. |. S. Morris
which was seconded by Hon. w. F.
Bricker. Both speeches in favor OF
the doctor were in good form and
brought out the fact that Mr.. Morris
was a college graduate, had taught
school several terms, is tax payer in
every ward in the city, and progress
sive citizen who would practice econo-
my if placed on the school board. F..
A. Washburn named Mr.. Gooding and
thought it better not to make a change
when we already had good man on
the board and advocated his reelection.
He was ably seconded by O. f. Web
ster. The vote resulted Gooding 81,
Morris 80, and on motion the ballot
was declared formal and Mr.. Gooding
elected. Mr.. Ireland, the moderator,
made some pertinent remarks relative
to the necessity Of enlarging the labor
atory in order to comply with the sug-
gestions of the agent of the Michigan
University; also for better blackboard
facilities He called attention to the
fact that in the Second ward the board
would be obliged to secure other quar-
tiers than the G.. A. II. hall for holding
school as that order had refused to
lease it for another term. The ques.
ton of building new schoolhouse will
soon confront us and his idea would be
to purchase site as soon as possible.
The reports all tended to show that
the business affairs of the district had
been successfully and economically
managed.
The school is now on the University
list and it was the sense of the meeting
that the board keep it there. The
question as to the necessity of electing
new board throughout because o.
changes made in the territory effecting
the school district two years ago arose
and on motion the meeting adjourned
for two weeks to ascertain if such &C
tion was necessary.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-07-15

See the beautiful line of Jardiniers
just opened at Ricaby's.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-07-15
KEEP COOL

Through the hot weather by coming
to the cool aud pleasant grove where
you will find tables, seats, stoves and
buildings free to all who rent my boats
Boats to rent at 20 cents by the day or
$l.00 per week to campers. We will
also have harvest picnic on July 18th,
in the afternoon with various games to
make sport for young and old. Dance
afternoon and evening.
INEEIyC q
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-07-15

Public library at Benedict & Co. IS.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-07-15

Haviland china at Ricaby's.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-07-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Buy your oil cake meal of Fales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

ny,no AVN pr.s There ,s rather firm market for
BEANS AM lt-H1 49, f., a.. ,o,..,,.r, 10 ,o,
most Kinds Of dorTsI n a. vet The strength Of the
position is que more 70 s ch,ip reyisad op'a,,ons
crease s IN, ,ransacons but there is disposition to
hold some OF the Ian'les, arhs han Ii,,,e s,rrer
are without Snske' os,i ,ar,ro, oboice nor hvsb
We quot bea's ,n 80 aonSsI' do medium choice
ss7 DO fair to good 75asoc do pea choice s0a
~ 90 a AZ ye5 kidney choice 81 256SI ~ DO fair
to goo a. 10 do lima california 81 3Odxl 51,
dJ yeiI"" - -" cnacoilc. A. ccofch Lhls
green peas, bills 6,'Ec' DO "'tT' oop-'%' u" ' ''
G 40 9aEf The market changed very little today ret-
Is sood IGe Snsr TO- maintain about former range
values on the higher siauss ~ AT rs,bor ,vv Tho
ties are aGoa 10 mostly local but there IS some a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

p. @ psusv 8 veals. 100 ~ Mt SO 20; 4 do 100 N.
" s. - Judd Co.: ~ ysals, 1874 ~ at se2S 2os do;
2s 10 a. lia 70 a s. 90 q; ss 49, iss 8, r. s. at
s sanders SG'''ns' IS ysaIs, i2s II, a, ssoS.
81 d. HP Fl u G: = p Il = .e g. p o g.
shEEP AND AMi,sRecsp,. 2" 90 cars or 70, s 7s
market Sheep ruled urn and were rated at a fraction
higher in brisk demand at an sdyamee 90
prime sheep sold at s. i2asi % 100 n; bunch bunch
at i ssSss g g. Deck ss fST Clipped at
Inferior spring lambs at scr head dressed m"1,qu
dressed spring lambs steady saasa 30 per carcass with
50 y 29 60 "So 90 8. e o ia at 49, &c. m r. d s
s. 10 @ Buffalo sheep 100 D. at q - ;o ' .. Do r . n
oG,G c ;SinS - si r d At 4 lambs. 50 ID
ai De- NJ 81 So; ~ DO ito ~ a, IS {. s.
X Sanders 249 Buffalo lambs few clipped "a TO- at
Hume Mullen @ sa,s am Is O. z; g sa Sc SeS % 81
n al s. d. DO ~ n. al 8 so; 1 do 100 H. at So
"t H. 4i mSIi.: 81 Hunalo lambs Is 50 IS 10 DO
ssie: Sos Buffalo sheep SO H. at 81 Is; buck 40 ~
y. Harrington 200 Brralo lambs. so H. at 50 20; 200
O. DenbacR l75 State limbs SO N. at Sc 10; II DO
d. McE'wee 90 lambs. IS III. at SO 1914; buck
ITO ~. at 81 30. -,
IOGS-Receipts IL cars or I0I head. including ~
for the market Feeling barely steady put Bnnao
advlces enabled sellers maintain prices on AL desirable
stock. Reported sales Of good medium to choice ign,
hogs 81 2pQSt 100 n Few pigs sold az
81 ~ and fancy light outside trade AT - 80
Country dressed steady at 4hn6i.c per N.
Sales.--future Mullen: ice state hogs. IA n average
81 30 per 100 n; 80 pigs Nhoice So n at 81 30; hog
$50 ~. at 81 90 | rough do. 2fO n. nj $50. .
s. Sanders 80 Pennsylvania hogs, lIO 70, nj 40; ii
State DO los NJ 81 20 rough do. 235 ~ at 81 20.
" Collins: II State hogs i9s NJ at 81 -
s. Judd x Co. State pigs 100 ~. at - ~
A. w. Lamb date yesterday: 147 state hogs 40 70, at
81 TO- IS do 152 H. 81 20 1913 Michigan do 1871 H. at
81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March II, 1897.
signed direct 10 saugnereis ~ cars the market
and single already IN the yaics mad me t'i' "cI
for steers and bulls: ana cows we're t!ie weaN
and sales Of medium COWS fraction lover me
al 81 159f5 70 Ier 100 H. oxen ana stays a. $5 g ~
cows at 81 75@sS city dressed beef steady at 7as,e
from London Liverpool quoted American steers iirm
lodi2c and Am,c1n sheep s,e1ay At "" n, of
per 10 Shipments to-day In the Germanc 10, quarters
Of beef for Eas'mans conpany IN the ar.F lsio quar-
sherman the Carthagnlan is not yet reported arrived
SANDERS II 9n @ ;'ee a 81 1892 g. f SSsss d.
Isl = n, per At s. so heifcr iii6 IL at s. TO- stage 1852
r. 81 9 49, S2 ~ e. s. 10 o5 So ,s 49, H. H. at
s a. is,' 81 o at 81 80 81 s s n' @ H. at g g
do ii4i NJ 81 20, da $50 H. at s. ~ 10 stays ~
d r i fc, n G at s. i5 bulls ioo g g sod
s %" II a. 81 S. ~. DO i25 H. At So - DO i4e b.
8 ~ T. 10 Do @ No i, :, r q SO ''s 90
Newton & co.: u ohio steers i2Gs ~. al 81 90; TO-
ilS5 b. IS 20 liG n a. = 60 lc Western y Do
s. SO: do 1881 H. at 81 u; Pennsyivana bull 1850
D. at g 'g ~ f Sc cove '"' H. at s4''
3:Is s 8 s.. H sss. ' ia M rs? at g. S
iiao ana H. 81 90 Is Virginia oxen. 1915 H. at
M Collins lulls. ses n at 81 "a: do $50 n. at
MDws ,d sq' !, Ct 81 80 o,o 1 2, 1880
81 ~. do loi? ID. at 50 10: do 1910 H. at 81 90
H. H. Hollis: oxen, 1880 III. 50 SO; do. 1870 ~
j. Ducey: stays 1900 NJ 50 ~: * 1890 NJ at 80.
! bun ii0 H. 50 40; DO 1850 H. 50 -. do $50
g. at p II coy s ~" 5s S a, e o. DO so NJ at
81 go; hgil. 1880 d. q, s. .. =, 90. ,o... o.,
at So o't de- So iS at 81 T. do SO H. at 81 Is III d.
Mich COW. ,Recells, 100 head. including 100 head
from 50 10 S. per head The yards barely cleared
at he rsd"e,'.n nm nm to ehGce soss calye- IN
he sales were az s2Jasss for ordinary 10 good cows
saes-G Easiand: 10 COWS and calves at s2oasiO per
j. G Curtis: COWS calves a, s2oosls per head
D. McEwee; 10 cows and calves. s27Gs3G; / DO
e. Iockefear; II cows and calves. s29a>a, per
r. r spellman: II and calves. s32qSiO each
H. H. Hollis; cows and calves at S2I 5O1$l2 10 per
"' ! pucey; sows and calves. at s2'as.s esel.
~ cHIyEs-ReeeIRt. IssG head, all far The market on
and iop grades were nrmer with sales in some cases at
advance Of isa2SS auay CONSIDERED i The pens ws5
H. choice and extra selected Harlem yeals at 81 70
s,sad az 7@oiS With choice stock bringing ioc cosn
try dressed easier 4isassc e calves unchanged at
S";@ veal al 81 ~ So 50 4 s 'fb az
h. a = % ~ ~ g. So G g, lo' H. , 3, I, 60
~ q 'S Gnrs: veal NJ 81 Y 'eals ~ n at
II 10 H. at 10 DO ssgi!o 10 at 81 '"as' So do
~ 1885, bas & yca a. 81 4'T M a, 50 a. So DO 1871 h.
a, s So: '1 10 d. iol n, a, 81 -
,ss s' H. a. M?f"i IL a. i5s n
10 ss ~ t.s q ss g sa e. 9a 80 b. " 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
THE STiTE or TRADE.

Baltimore March l7-rl1ur dull Wheat . nnse'' n,a
.,lr stock ~, bush CON iiiW4r; spot March ana
April 81, a27Ac: May 27sa2I.c. June 2sc bid; July
isn2gi,c. steamer mixed 25a.a25'sc southern whte
corn 27iac. do yellow, 2o9a:c; Stock %? 100 Da'ss
mixed re: stock 1880 bush Rye nTm No s3
nearby 3g ,filUc. No . Western 40l2c; stock. io.iD
bush. Other articles unchanged.
Boston March l1Flour quiet ard steady spring pat
ents iOa$I "a clear and straghts. 1 tOa ~ 20 WIN
ter patents 81 15n - Ia: clear and raghs 81 3oaSi 10
Cornmeal quiet 62aG bas 81 36nSi 10 Dbl Corn quiet
steamer yellow 3i'ga32c. No ana steamer, 3ig3lgc
steady. fancy clipped 26'sc; No clipped @c No
d. 2jc: lower grads. 30 Mlfeel steady spring
bran TO shin. lake rail s3 jUasll. winter bran.
So jo mddags ST. 5oasl5 80 red dos hour si 30 Pork
and sh $40 I5M31 30; lean ends ol3
hacks, $ii 80 Hams "asu1o'.c Lard. 5se: Bacon "a
10r. Fresh hef slow; steers, 5i2nI'qc binds. '-ye.
forrs 3n5i.c firm: Northern creamery. 2Up2lc,
Western. I6a2oc: Imitation lja l6c; June, lI4isc;
ladies' lgdi3c Vermont dairy l'4l-c common lSq itc
Lambs quiet. TH9r: mutton and yearlngs. 9pIc Neals,
1dlOr Cheese steady: Northern 12al2ac; Western ia
iI'.c Eggs steady: nearby jc Eastern choice iliac;
eyes 81 loQsi 20 rel kidneys 81 2oes 30 marrow pea,
.ma05c: small pea 81 I0as1 -; diums aOgs5c: Pou
ir Guei: Western turkeys la 4c Western chickens ~
an. fowls. 1OMllc: geese Insi2c: ducks. la he Pc
quiet Ichrons 4oa i3c white stock 35r; Green
Mountains $685.; Rose. i3c; sweets Jersey 81 a
hhl Oranges. Valencia. 81 JppS4 20 case. Lemons.
81 sgGS3 20 Hay quiet choice. S3ISlG lower grades
SMASH Rye quiet SIG 5lGslI 81. Leather firm
hfmock sole acid. hg5ts 2ic: Seconds 2)c, Union
sole arsts 20N3O-. seconds. 27d2sc.
prices wheat closed firm; unchanged from
closed strong at prices. Oats closed steady
unchanged. Barley active: demand for export lc ad-
vance as'ad other grades steady. Rye nominal Flour
firm good demand: unchanged Millfeed firm unchanged
Chicago. March 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

Cfcaxo March II ,Specian.-Nhea; advanced about lc
70 da~ and &C. last night The rally cohs'
the news was a disappointment 70 the bu"s '"''"'
I'm regard 10 the GreeceTuiksy situation were the FACTOR
Gables AZ the open g showed fractional drop LAYER
pool wheat prices closed at advance OF Ia IL was
argued. however. that the foreign markets s"""eu ~
such critical situation as newspaper cables
Paris ana Berlin wheat closed lower CONSOLE nelu.c e
day over showed an almost coihpI,te ~ as ~
There continued surprising indifference ss thas
neonis Ssaho,rd clearances were only liO.VO bushels
Sales here To mlers aid not exceed l1"o bus",s' 49,
York nt the close repored only four loads TOT tApot
81 louis did not show much srensth-not as much as
Chicago crop adyices We're very co"hl.,'s ~
favorable from Kansas but rather unfay2Iane from M
against 4i3 last year No red Whed5 a infsp wheat
sI-rot particularly ssnhesnt n s,s The SPEC
ulave trade narrow The market mos Oa f he
was over "ca figure. which accounted .oa "a and
selling. May opered at 'i.e' so'" ~
''sc ana s2 nn. gaining &c and holding IT, May sold
was decidedly better cash demand 'y's au5 ters
business doing from here ssaGHaa oI carswth lis
tea f"r Thureday cables al. higher samples
were i.c. higher. shorts did tne husLhs lint, Cash
ban}'r expect the mo, emcnt from the West t. con
tnuc light until farmers are through WIN mr' sp'e
1ots wee drm May selling from 1I'sc 20 ii'.pl lfse
ard closing at the top The receipts were '2 caLs W MN
clearances 30 900 bushels Inc unS'hs was
by those which soid go IIsl nnI bare Win
as rule There good shipping denia'" mere Win
Provisons had good reaction pork losing 2oc lard
0c ribs i2'ec IL was reas ' hoe nrd,ets lad had
There was a good deaf OF realizing NS l2hfs ahn cor,
siderable short ceiling cHaa"s Ard TG ,snri the cos the
English concerns which realized 50 H"eN rlii'H .t''
95 GRO with esoOo estimated for Thursiay Prices At
the wards were -. higher. . ,. -, -. -at.e g.
.csii. !" 74,sa75e puts May corn were 2i'sg2t4s
calls" 2t7sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, March Receipts for a,s last 2st G ~
New York 600 on sale 90 Market opened Gua
SsaS "fs se Hr @ ea SLOW good 70
- bass 5o common light 10 Salg 81 ,9u| 90 iire
steers 50 "asc 30 Hoss@Rccepis Tor the last q hours
oiso head total for week thus far ~ 49, f9T the same
y % s Se@s ~ os sn'sT S Spsned strong 70
weak for light grades and Workers. with rev decks lei
n'a and f'n ne S'nf 81 pigs S
and 9 the last - h ours ms 1s eaG w
% 500: conssnSG through 400: to New York 5000 on
sale. 500 Market opened strong closed s'eady: an
s rooa Go o csoce s. Ss 80 mse sheer good choice
81 1jdsi 90: common to fair 81 1884 %.
Kansas city March 7.cette- Rscepts Sete bead head
s. i3aS5 ~ stokers end feeders 3 WgSt ~; sShs
8 c sgl q es 50 s@qst S he1y 90
99 lS bSs5 g ,Sr % i Rs' bsHsi z'p'S ~
Union stock Yards Chicago. March 17-Cattlc-Re-
oepts Loo head market firm Common - extra steers
Ss. * - iass ~ calves saaso TEXANS 81 5oass 25
Hogs-ecepts, 1000 head market nIm, neavy pace agc
mixed 81 ooa$l l2s choice assorted siGs4 lo light So 20
as 10; piss 81 asi o q .s GO $50 head
ass 30
- Louis March iT.-Cattle Receipts. $40 head mar N
G sgfay ratiys ' ss sa g % c nSG Hoss
teceipts 50ji head maiksl c,ang TO shsae oT
Sheep-Recepts. 22iO head; market active and firm,
49, Prime a'' st5oa M O. sood 81 a6d:s o. d s.
49, a go 2'q Seer 'G g s 0G9 fresh and
.prlns s'as' HossMerk steady prime mssu IN
ST., r. G NV h bds. q 'S TSTNS good coughs
So as3 IS sheer Market steady to strong good West
good 81 i59si ss: fair mixed. 81 1aas common sag
81 so; culs s2ds2 j0 choice lambs s'ls' 90 far to
good lambs sgs4 So Gull lambs sagSa 80 veal calves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

a. follows and aye earlier from West 23d-st:
MIN, A. M,-vestiousd Express Daily for Waverly.
pvshs Elmira, Buffalo bradford. Arrive Buffalo
100 p NJ Parlor car To bunalo. a..
y 40 p M,-Vestibulei Limited fast mail Daily. soltd
train Tor Chicago chauauqua Lake arrives cleys-
ianJ 40 A. NJ, Chicago 7. M seepers " Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati, Dining Gar sr,,,,,,., r...
naiiv arrives Bunslo 7i5 A. NJ. Bradford 7:i5 A. NJ.
Jamestown s:55 A. NJ. cleveland LIS p seepers to
s and Cleveland making direct connections Tor De-
,roit Chicago and the West.
s,aS p M,-va chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fails
Daiiy solid train Chicago sleepers 20 Hotnelssls.
Hm,@x LOCAL, TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Recommendations at III lIs .6i. a0 and paI broad
- ,ef Dowery 1855 East i2Sth-st ard 81 West iaith-
st' chambers and West 2ads.. ferries, Nesyo.k 80
sni S20 Fulton ST. 1906 Broadway Brooklyn 2oc Hudson
o., toboken and Jersey city station Westcot Express
cas Tor and from hotels and residences
Ncstr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-yoIk, March II. 1897.
CoTToNThe decline in Liverpool Of s,sq3,: p pgn os
points down, with the tone steady Buslhess "as
active during the mornng. and the movement ot
rrsces rather narrow and local operators
seemed TO the best buyers. while the selling was ap
parently by foreign houses. The early weakhess IA
liverpool credited TO political uneasness N par;
although later market there improved somewhat ana
Ihis rally was promptly reflected here The fear of fur
iher nundaton in the Mississippi Valley was apparently
factor the buying here The edNices continue quitc
serious and fears were expressed that the oa,hase
would he important Sales during the morning, non
ever were very small amounting TO only dO,oo oales.
The small weekly movement reported ny hester
,nv Il 246 bales receipts. against 1886 last week
be due 20 bad roads Ia part me receipts
moderate, and were looked upon s.s
fulfilling the early estimates for the weeks moNeine'
The business during the afternoon continued
ouiet with prices working upward on estimates OF nst
arivas to morrow New-Orleans and Houston ana OF
drner Southern SPOT markets. Locally spots were s'eay
viii sales Of 49, bales consumption and export Els
mated receipts at New-Orleans 200 TO 2'W bales
,cainst TO7 last and 3%o3 last year Houston re
cspis TO morrow 700 500 bales, against LOB last
week AMI go last year. , 80, A..
Opening range close to-day. and closing bids the
night and asst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
LONDON WOOL SALES.

roudon March i7Today wool auctions MGpe con S
i]l'v', Jacor,b, Son d 90 IN" oii"fIhsS ~
Quoted ny ooo hales and roluded quantity 81 line
ges snlan Wool OF which American buyers o9N tfs.N,
Iasnishh , rrcsshreds and good merinos also wer.
bB III, I.',sh for America at prices per cent aoo's
yslus which ruled at the opening OF the srtI,s
me Natus roen taken 80 during this series about
,iss for America Home buyers to day purchased
-" , ,.u hut Continental operators bought sphFinsN
islrS are the days sales in detail. with the prices
obtained: !, o,o ,.,... scoured oiad01s 0i.d
,rs and pieces edas I'D; greasy. 4uloisd; locks and
4oo bales; secured 1isdas "a locks and
,,scas eismiOi.d. greasy. 69l0ad locks ana pieces
'"v,oria 600 bales; secured 5Ld1is 81: locks and
nlecss 5dQis greasy, iadgls I'D; locks and pieces
soth Australia 100 bales. secured odgls "a locks
and pieces sisn9,sd; greasy 4gssd locks anu pieces
VS., Australia IS bales secured loi; greasy. o%d
tasmania ? 100 bales. greasy, itdqis Id. Jocks and
pieces, 3is6sisd , s,.s,o,. til. .,,
Mace, ~ sei greasy 6eo,sd, locks and pieces. iha
gid. 49,, 100 ha,ss. so,,r.d IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

Cash quotations were as follows Flour was firm, but
7iisc \, red ssa.assse; NJ corn, sa2aSc; 10
a ~ "a % prime S NG mosy scsd ' g - No
mes. PORK per D6 mass % lard Pc. 100 p 81 ISg
toalicrs s CboT ' s. 7sasS short csar Sides boxed
81 ''NS. s'i5 "hsks} dlsers nnshed s,ods per gai
s. 81, s,anda s P& siSI per 6b !nsScd oil nav
butter market Was nrm extra creamery. lsc nrsts da
i7c seconds, lial5' Eggs easy; fresh stock 0hgo4c
Cincinnati March l7;.f,ourwWinteg patents, s. log
s. 7o DO fancy s. 'gst 80 WHEAT miner No geG
oats quiet; So . white, 2ii.c No 3 mixed, i7lac. Lard
Should ~ PT short 1'i 5 Sides, 5Sf@
clear esSs 5 Eo1sd p'a'; &c s 5 o bc short
cear sides Sc lose clcar bellies Slsa5as boxed meats
~ u IS'' Fresh s. Whisky steady 81
MatSs s. 9 M% oOs a'% at and .
soeSea 45e ie TO and Closed at is.c sample wheat
steady 10 northern, 7ea7S.c. No spring track.
steady 80 i. a,,sc Flour steady. unchanged.
Minneapolis. March l7.-wheat dull; May opened at
against !ic ysstsTay ,uly opened at sSIa rom
I2sc To Is and closed at 1s.s against ,29sg72c yes
ss sP%i ps9sss at was q i%S S,Ssf MAJ
S?9Si.s T Ssr,Ss,s Sc
q15a '2s Mo 81 sSs. TO- bakers 81 ioasa TO- pro-
ducton 1000 bbls shipments: % 300 bills MIs.ifsn
m laG M 's 81 ss gaa'S 80 q" '"' '"0 "''
Philadelphia. March l7F.our quiet. unchanged Wheat
n i'f ''' c5ntri,t Wheat Sn sa stgs4c APT
May June. nominal CARROTS In export eleNator-No
Pennsylvania red sgqs9.c; No Delaware red soasv.c
80 red s5as7i.c: No Northern rprlng 4as4sc. corn
Export demand unsatisfactory CARROTS dul, but
frm. mixed ca.l-March and April, 2In2itc'
May ga a2sc nominal CARROTS In export elevator
No , mixed 27d2TLc; steamer. 23U26.ci No y. Wsg
2iAc. Oats-Carots steady. options dull; sales No
white. :ic So white clipped track and gram depot @'r
90 special bin storage. 23c No white. clipped, In
le,aio- 23isc. No white cal.-March, .2isg25c.
April May and June 23a23,c. other articles unchanged
Il s% s As,s l laod s saafa paint
ys2 Bran unchanged Wheat hrner. May. sole asked
July ,iqI4i.c asked. Corn higher March 2e nominal
May 22isc bid July %,'sc asked oats higher, March,
iT.c May 1sc nominal July. lIfsc asked. Eggs steady
7ac butter steady. extra creamery ipc seconds iip
i5c PORK sandard mess new 50 20: old. s. Is Lard.
prime steam. ic choice loo. Bacon shoulders. DC;
clear $ IS, clear res 80 clear side.
81. clear ribs s. Ia clear sides. IS ~ High
wines steady; 81 IS Wool frm; Missouri and IN
ssaoc slightly hurry, o,t0lilsc. Texas medium iSci
nne medium. l09llc: sandy and heavy. OgIc basths,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,,e-nool March H. 3:i5 D m. -Beef-Extra lndia
mess in at lGs 3D., prime mess duli at AS 90 firm
prir, mesa Western ine irm al As ol 40 A., -,
a. ips al IIams-short cut. about IA - ~ 10 In a,
i9s unberaEd cut, about y 10 ~ oa To- al ons
ear mldiles light about IS to rs ~ hrn al 5si "a
Gear mlddles heavy about 80 10 20 70 H. orm al 25s
eear hell about II to Il H. rm at rs ca spot
,L",, 10 ,o ii H. firm POS. Lard frl,s 80 Ibtrsi
,aodv a pa American nnest VIII "a ,ss "a
steady at SIS Cd Taow Prime @s ~ "A spirtts II
f;.sssd OH Liverpool refined du.l a, los oi -
tnrpentine hrm ar 2s. RosinL vortbep9 sprlne
,ttP. rod winter stock No N"'tnri" 81,
- -, a. Al t'orn-Mlxod Western, sPi, n'm -. -
% "a. % Arm at - Dsd Marnn SS " ~ a Flour
Sp'T Ions fancy winter dull at IS el Hops at I"
pacIGc Coast arm at 6Jfis1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March lI.--Cotton steady: mddng lisei
low mlddling 0l.c good ordinary. o%c. net and gross
receipts SIC bales exports TO the Continent sss' sales
45l: stock ~. IUt. .,.. -. -,
nid,lng ss.c; good ordinary. l-lSc net and gross
receipts bales: exports cnaHt"isr I'o, sllrs ""'
stock (ao,uaD. 2is6 i'm, -
New ORLEANS March iT.Cpiion steady; midding. Iei
,o. nnldtiins 0c good ordinary 6i8c; net receipts
700 bales gross 4O4s; exports TO Great Britain. 800;
Ia the Continent 2di0 coa iwse, $50 sales, A""i
stock 2sG. 30s. ,,,, go -,
savannah March l7.--cotto auiet mldding sss. low
mddng csc, and gross receipts 100 bales; exports
eoartwlse. 479; sales. 3ai; stock. Hlvo