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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-03
TROUBLE IN THE soupAN.
a'' 'hat French and English Interests
May Clash There.

london, Jan. 2.-The Cairo corre-
r a., of the Daily Mail says. as
p pa, explanation for the Britist adj
F FIVE up The Nile, that It Is believed
elosa expeditions have arrived quite
$50 10 Nhartoum. According to the
shahle authority tho British force viii
~, commanded by Mai. Gen. Sir
Man Rome correspondent OF the Daily
SAN. says' II learn from private
Ma, that the Italian foreign office
pefo. RECEIVED information that EN-
Ahy,., nenelik has summoned the
Freneh 10 arms In support of the
Arm enterprises in equatorial
Russ ana especially the plans of the
the ~ count, Leontiff, governor OF
NensHIuuNtorial provinces OF Abysslnia.
himself III setting out at the
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TELEGRAPHlC BREVITlES.


Mr.. Gladstone's eyesight is said to be
failing rapidly.
,,.
challenge to Fitzsimmons.
e.., .
several earthquake shocKs We're ielt
III NE" hampshire ON SUNDAY night
The British government denies that
the naval reserves nave been called out
on Sunday Gen. Blanco received 81
600. 900 in silver consigned from spain
Tor war purposes.
w. l. Brynn md wife arrival In
Austin. TEX. on Saturdav on their ra-
turn from Mexico,
Columns o. claim he is four votes
short of re-election-
IL Ia said the Afridis in India are
holding councils with view to Sc
John boring, aged 40. respected
and wealthy citizen of Bellevllle. Ills.
morning.
1t is said the cotton-splnners of New
Bedford Mass, may strike against the
proposed reduction of wages. They
hold meeting tonight.
Lewis Ral,er TT G r,,r,stor 20
Nicaragua, says President Zelaya of
Nicaragua is an intelligent broad
minded and liberal chief executive.
r., ,,,,,,,,a. c,..,ot IT,, ,,,,,
,1i,or ,,,h l,s h'i,' ~ ~,
situation in Cuba, is said to be thor
oughly discouraged with the outlook.
,rto ,to,.,o,,,, ,,,,.o ,.,,,,,,,. .N,
tn, nav Leii'oNeu yneailer-
i Tsia,d "a" T., ttr,o Sniis Tn M.
island is claimed as Mexican territory.
r,, .,,,,.,
Inree tnuusanu concehtrauos nave
~, ~ ilJ ,i, N ma
tanzas pF9Vince' Cuna, railroad trans
purnns,Ih oe''s pioNiueu ny 'ne soN-
MI, a. 49,, =,
me sons OF the Iate George NJ;
o. u u III YIN cpnie lnto possession OF
Sle'VVo each Ms the result OF thelr inter-
EST III nie insurance policies carried Dy
theiF lather'
-Four insurgents belonging to the
lorce or sen miguel ,ionez nave sur
rendered WIN a poauoad OF 22,oOo
curtriIsea TO inc suhpoat contra
mesteo' OIL Jucaro.
1t was reported on Sunday that
Prince Bismarek was dead, but the re
p POI n loVta 10 ne Witnout ioundat,on.
! ms eopHlIlnl ~ NOT any worse IMAM
tor some Gays past
Tho Renublicans of snrinrf,e,d q
the home of Gov. Rushncil. held an in
dignatlon meptln. SATURDAY night anu
| nit 10y uyhuuieeu ule soNerhor iof
ms ahu-hahnu course
Mrs Mary Inmb died NJ Philannlnbi,
| Sunday uitrht from n fracture OF her
skull, caused by blow. Her son was
arrested, on suspicion Of having beat
en- her ana ihNlcteu lhe Ia'ai INJURY
A theatrical company playing In Old
Kentucky had n car, containing val
liable scenery and three horses, burned
on Saturday night, while enroute on
me tram from Kansas city TO 81
LOUIS MO
John Heron. n negro Iaborer. while in
an intoxicated condition on Saturday
night, lay down close to a stove in his
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81
OREGON SHORT linz
Railway.
TIME CARD IN ElFEor ocr. 81, 1sn


N'.''@ NshAsS iaN ~ ~ w l. 1ls 1870
Trains arrive and depart at Salt Lake City
as follows:
DEPART.
sas Guy. St Louis, Ogden and
For, san francisco, ogden, Cache "
p Valley and intermediate points. 8 90 m
For Ogden, DonveT, Kansas City,
Omaha, 81. Louis Chicago and
- intermedinte pqiuts....a ....;..... 6 IS m
For Ogden. Butte. Helena, Portland
=, aud san Francisco .........;..,., 8 As p IN
.ro Mqn 1t, and ntefrrmssdieto pqinis 90 m
and intermediate points. ......,. 90 pm
'Mlxed train for Garfield beach,
Tooelo and Terminus.............2 d a 10
ARRIVE.
From Chicago. Omaha. It. Louis,
aud ,ogdcp 1890. q 10 p IN
Francisco. Ogden ana intermed-
From san Francisco, Cache Valley = ~ u IA
=, Ogden and intermediate points. Is p m
From Chicago, Omaha, 81, Louis,
Kansas City, DUnyer ana Ogden 3 30 u IN
tFrom Frisco, Milford, Nephi Provo
nnd interme,,aiato points. go; as u m
MNntt and intermediate points. 6 20 y m
'From Tsrndnus, Tooole and Gar
+Trains south OF Juab run daily except
Daily except Sunday.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, UNDER HlSORIG HALL,
Cor. End South and West Temple.
u. L. hurley.
:. W. EccLEs,
". II. BANCROFT.
vlce-President and Gen, Manager.
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Think what it means to be
able to go right through from
Denver to Omaha, Chicago,
Kansas City or st. Louis
to eat when you wish-to
sleep when you feel like it
to smoke when the notion
strik es you-to live as com.
fortably and fare as sump-
tuously as if you were in the
finest hotel ~ the continent.
Yet these are Just the things
the Burlington's "Vestibuled
Flyer" offers.
Leaves Denver Mt $50 p. m. Tickets n.
offices Of connecting lines
W. F. MCMILLAN, General Agent
Il. +. NESLEN,
Trav Pass. and Freight Agent
2l4 South West Temple ST..
Oregon Short Line Buildlng.
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GAINESVILLE. Wis, Jan. Frames T.
Willard, president of the National W.
c. II. u, tainted tonight at the close OF
her lecture on "A White Life for Two"
which she delivered in the Congrega-
tlonal church. A physician was sum-
moned, but 1t was some time before
she recovered sufficiently TO be re-
moved.
The church was packed and hundreds
were turned away, The church was eX-
cecdlnEly close, and 1t was noticeable
that Miss Willard was making pain
full effort to speak She suddenly
brought her talk to an abrupt close and
LETT the platform. falnting as she
reached the ante-room.
Her secretary, Miss Gordon, said that
Miss Willard has been Ill for several
days. but had kept up for this talk to
the people of GAINESVILLE, among whom
her girlhood was spent. She is resting
easily tonight,
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said that the Corona struck sub
merged wreck.
Senior Amblard. who has just re-
turned from the United States, is said
to take a hopeless view of the situa-
tion. and 1t is stated that he Will de-
cline the prof1ered appointment OF sec
cretary to the Cuban autonomist cab
met.
The nsurgent general. Francisco Ca
rillo, with 1000 men from Santa Clara
province. has entered Matazanas prov
incc near Havana, Cuba. and ~ sup
posed to be on the way to rcunitc with
the concentrated insurgent forces under
Brig, Gen. sunrez and Ceperu in Hava-
ma province.
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Rallraaaa.

DELAWARE. LAcEAwnANNA = wEsrEHH
stations In New Work.. root OF barclay and
,,, Gs.i.,sphGr sts; urrrv
CARS, PtNIsCh LIGHT.
Direct route to Newark. Bloomfield, Montclair. the
Oranges, summit, BernArdsville, Basking Ridge. Mad.
isop, Morristown. Passaic, Paterson, Boonton. Dover,
Hsctettstown schooiey's Mountain. Washington,
PhiliipsburH, Easton. Water Gap. Stroudsburg, Pocono
Mountain. scranton. Pittston. Milkesbnrre. Nanticokc,
DanvilIe, Northumberland Montrose. Binghamton,
oxford. norwich, waterville, Utica, Richfield sprin @,
Cortland, syracuse, oswego. Ithaca, owego, Elmlrn.
West, NorthweAt, aud Southwest.
siOOA. M.-Blnshamton Mall, Stops at principal
1000 4. M.-tcafe car)-Bunalo, Scranton, Bling.
and osweeo Express. Pullman bufet parlor carr,
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
Hoe p. M.-Scranton. Binghamton, and ElmirA
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
AtO0 r. N .-Scranton, wilkesbarre. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor csrs.
1to6 r. M.-CDaly)-Chicago Vtstibule Limited
Express for Scranton. Blngnamton, Elmira. Buf.
faio. Pullman bufet sleeping car New York to
Chicago. Dining car west OF Buffalo.
sieepers for Scranton, Binghamton. Elmira. Bath
Mt. Morris. and Buffalo, arriving Buffalo = A. N.
OtaO n. .-(Daily)-BufTnlo, Scranton, Bingham.
ton, Owego, Ithaca, Elmira, Syracuse, Utica, and
oswego Express. Pullman bufet sleepers.
Ticket aud Pullman accommodations at Henry Care
4 Sons, Ito, 1i3 Broadway, IA Park place. and 4eo
Broadway and 949 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stas
tions, iii 4th av, cor. 18th ST., OIL West 125th a..
p8b Columbus av.. New Sorki 33S and 723 Fulton
at, and 100 Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables Civ.
westcott'- Express Company will call for and check
bnpRape from hotel or residence to destination.
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March 2.-These were to-day's prices:
Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Wednesday. March 2.-Receipts Of
beeves /. 622 head. OF which 55 cars were for export.
es and slaughters. and. counting q few cars already
in the yards. the offerings were SO cars. Steers
showed nrmness, with some sales at possibly q shade
Ordinary to choice steers ranged from $500 TO %. so
q 100 nB.; oxen and stays sold at o.; bulls at
at o2. 35@e3.5O. Cables from Liverpool and London
reported those markets unchanged. Exports to-day,
Receipts OF calves were 941 head. including SO di.
rect to butchers. Active and firm on light supplies
and sellers rated ths market fully lac. higher. Poor
oprime veals sold at . +.5O@s7.7b 300 MS; choice
and selected do. at So. No grassers or Western calves
in market. City dressed veals slow at so lie. Y n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs, counting IL cars con.
signed to local slarghterers. were 7.047 head. Sheep
were wanted at wrll-sustained prices; lambs were
less active and l0@l5c. lower except for prime light
weights. Not all taken. Common to prime sheep
sold at S4@S5 Y 100 ms; ordinary to choice lambs
at %. So6.37i Dressed mutton. 7@Sc. v n.
dressed lambs. 7a@02c.
Receipts OF live hogs 80 cars. or 6,247 head. and
about 5 cars OF these were on sale. Quoted lower at
%. 2O@04.45 Y 100 Ds.; prime State hogs exceeded
quotations In some cales.
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Cour. Calendars This Daz.

Appellate Division-Supreme C~ourt.-Recesa. su.
preme pellate Term-AdJourned for the
term. Supreme Court-Special Term-PartI .-Mo.
tion calendar called at 1890 A. NJ Part u.-Court
opens at 1890 A. N. Elk parte matters. Part Ill
Court opens at 1890 A. Moo calendar. Part ".
Case unfnishd. Law and fact-Nos. 0665. 1881
b422, 5s72. 5S77, 1850. 53le. SEAS, b249. 630l. bO99.
b42O, 1857, 6277, 54l8. 5373. 1917. bs42. 5827. 1873,
bl26, 4bsb. 1880. $500. OSLO, 584O. 80l8. GOAL.
Part v.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part ~. for
trial. Part vI.-Motions TO be sent from Special
Term. Part ]. Part I.-Case unfinished. Elevated
railroad cases. Trial Term-Part H.-Judge to charge.
Preferred causes-Nos. 1459l, 1891, 1897. 1897.
1908, l4s77. 1880, 1880 1888. 14ss4, l5340.
$1,000. 1918. 1879. 1b488. 1887, sy44. 1472l,
1880. 15247. lo269. 1890. i4470. 1926. l3l4s.
Part III. = Case unfinished. Nos. 1888. $500.
1929. 62l0. 4726. 1850, Also. S1S9. 7472.
Part Iy.-Clea Cases from Part Ill. for trial. Part
y.-CaGe unfinished. Cases from Part III. for trial.
Part yL.-Ad1ourned for the term. Part VII--CleAr.
Nos. 7075, 1906. S320. 5000, bOlh, GOAL, h22S. $3.50.
1924. sT84. S41b. Parts VIII. TX, and XH.-Ad.
Journed for the term. Part X.-Case unfinished.
Cases from Part VII. for trial. Part XI.-Case unhn-
ished. Cases from Part VII. for trial.
surrogate's opens at 1890
A. NJ. Jacob Meyer, People JAco iowitz, at 10 A. NJ;
Henry c. Andrews, Adam Hahn, Franc SEQ v. Pull.
Raron. Joseph Boley, William Hughes. at 1890 A. N.
Julia Il. Crowley. Peter j. NJ. Van Cortland, Harriet
NJ. Cassidy, at 2 T. NJ. Trial Term-Court opens at
1890 A. h.-No. l348. will of Frances Lyons; No.
1894. will OF Louisa A. Felt; No. 1880. will of Cath.
crime Wallace; No. 1857. will OF Bernard ID. steiner.
City Court-Special Tsrm.-Court opens NJ 10 A. NJ.
Motions at 1890 A General Term-AdJourned sine
die. Parts l., H.. Ill. and V.-AdJourned sine die.
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Cotton was moderately active to-day and firm. The
speculation was confined principally to the near de.
~livcries. and they showed the greatest strength. A.
the opening prices advanced partly in sympathy with
a higher market in Liverpool. There was a small
demand here for Liverpool account, and outsiders
gave the market more attention than recently. no.
ward the close part of the Improvement was lost on
realizing snles. The receipts were liberal. but the
exports were approximating $4,000
bales. The Southern spot markets wero strong and
in most instances higher, with q good demand. Tho
continued strength and activity OF the spot mar
kets at the South are the principal sustaining factors
in the situation and Offset fol. the time being any.
thing OF a bearish nature. Mr.. Hester makes the
quantity brought into sight during February, In
round numbers, Ss3, 900 bales. against ass, 600 IN the
same month last year. COZ. 600 in 1895 and 5I2.0oO
in 1895: since Sept. / ., $40, 900 bales. against 9,8l2.:
900 in the same time last season, 6~,07S,0O0 In 1875
and Y. 5s7. 900 in 1898.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was steady; No. 2, y
Sales 200 bags Maracaibo and 200 bags Savanilla on
private terms. The future trading was as fOllowBf
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IIuaInesa TroubIes.

McChesney s. Fischer. hat manufacturers
whose factory is at Orange. N. j., and office in
this city at 80 West Fourth street, made an AZ
signment here yesterday to Norman Hubert
without preference. The liabilities arc S20.-
600. actual assets probably $4,000.
The Sheriff received yesterday an execution
against Samuel II. vanderbeek, lumber dealer
at 1856 Liberty street. for 1921 in favor OF An
tonic Cerussi, and an attachment for 81 ,695 in
favor of Allen & SeyacOOl of Charlie Hope. Va.
Judgment for $34,4iS was entered yesterday
against the Bulls Ferry Land Company of New
Jersey in favor of Elihu b. Frost, assignee of
Crook q Perhsm, coal merchants, for money adj
yanccd by the t1rm TO the company between
Jan. l5. 1884. and March 10, 1897.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot of Chambers
St., as follows, and Ave minutes earlier from West
Esd ST.:
Ono a. M.-vestibuled Express daily for Bing-
JsOU hamton. Wayerly, E!niira, Buffalo. Bradford
arrives Buffalo b p. NJ. Parlor car to Buffalo.
O,Dn r. R1.-vestibuled limited-Fast mall daily
A.UU Solid train for Chicago. arrives Cleveland
$40 A. NJ. Chicago b p. NJ. Sieepers to Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
700 r. w.-Bunalo and Cleveland vestibuled
Express daily. arrives at Buffalo TOO A. NJ,
Bradford, 7:lTA A. NJ. jamestown 200 A. NJ. Cleye-
land 1890 T. N. (Sleepers to Buffalo and Clevelandl,
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, and
tho West. Cafe Library Car.
OF = q. S1.-Solid train to Chicago. Sleepcrs to
O.fD Hornellsville, Chicago. and Cincinnati. Dim
iJICKETs. LOCAL I CARDS, AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS ut Ill, l13, 26t, 40l, and
yo7 Broadway, 1877 Bowery, 1855 East l25th st, and
81 West 125th st., Chambers and West Esd ST. ferries.
New York; 1913 and 7e6 Fulton at. 100 broadway.
Brooklyn; 200 Hudson st., Hoboken. and Jersey City
Station. westcott's Express calls for and checks bag.
gage from hotels and residences to destination.
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Futures here advanced 5 to 10 points. closing steady,
with sales of 97.5oo bags. ,Havre advanced II.
was a holiday in Brazil. Rio receipts. 5000. No ad.
vices from santos: The American wareho1's a 6 q ~:
in January. Firm cables and light offerings, together
with local buying, caused the Improvement mere TO-
MErAIs-Iron was higher. Spot ana March se:7o@
feaa was HDpp steady %ss "t Spot 'D and n March. s..7aiaSs'!ss::
Tin was barely steady. Spot. March and April: l4.io
9Iseec; osspelter was unchanged. Spot and March,
NAVAL sroREs-spirits Of turpentine were nrm and
s nlsSsT at 81 sSi2 siss 81 co. 10 s0'' '''@n'' ''''o
Psoysisss.Iard wa: dull. Prime. e5.4sa; city.
POI PSis'7 Sss 'aS s.a isnnsS ses ssF 80 sIe. SS ssHc.s5 'o; g.;
meats were arm: Picked hams. = IS do: bellies;
; Sc sSas ,s. %s;,eFp PIs sT,Ts'' ,., sSss'. I'D a iss.;
state. nn1ost: Iyias eoo.s nrsts, Issise; thirds
Ia %ssH f%nSy. s SSi't Choice onf sSsSe.;' fair iu' to e .sood:
7l207s4c.; common. s2a7c.; small colored and
shi seo t.Hs ssss 80 F Sc; sFS!ss' s sasssa0'i s. ss94 a1a
Pennsylvani1 fancy. lag; Bait,n,ore and W TS;adG
March s.-"T6e 6diish showing Of stocks OF pro:
visions and stronger hog market opened this market
close on selling by packers and local traders. The
demand on outside orders was fair. and early there
.susss-ksw was dull; %: test. ) ii,iue.:: %: test.
current quotations Of domestic woods
seoured}, based upon Wool 9lnEa 1Gsan asr elSssis GeSssn
fne medium. 10 months. 4s@4pc.; medium. 10
months. 46a 47c.; coarse. l2 months. 4O343c. fine
medium spring. o to $ months. 46S47c. fine spring.. 8
to 8 months, 4sc. medium spring, Q to 8 months. 43S
fall. 4094lc. California-Northern spring. free. 2 to
l2 months. 5ac.; Northern spring. free, 9 to 3 months,
8 to s months. 4l@4sc.; fall: free. 4o@4ec.; fall. de-
Eastern No. 9. $4,000. valley No. 1. 48@47c.; valley
No. g, 4sc valley No. .. !oo. Territory. stapieonne.
Territory, ordinary-Fine 5o@52c.; fine medium.
47@49c.; medium. 4SG144c.
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Houston expects tomorrow $500 TO G.500 bales,
against 2, 4S3 last week. 2.4l7last year, and 2,4sS In
1925. New Orleans expects 5000 TO 5000 bales,
against o. 591 last week, 1901 last year, and 4,2ll In
1879. The port receipts were 24.Tb7 bales. against
23.55s last week, 1909 last year, aud lo;os8 IN
1890: thus far this week 100. 74a. against l1S,OeS
thus far last,wcek. The exports from the ports ap.
proximated $4,000 bales. New orleans advanced 4
to D points. Futures here advanced . to q points,
but reacted slightly aud closed steady at n net al
vance OF l to 5 points for the day, with sales OF 1884,
400 bales. The futura rad Inc Nns ng follows:
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Total sales OF railway bonds tpar yalue) %. $4,000.
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
Open High LotO -closn9--
Sales. ino. eat. eat. Bid. asked.
Dos Ads Ex.1oo lo6 100 lol lo7
747sO AmsR..l29h l2eS 1869 l26s l26h
800 AmsRp. ll2k 1871 ll2h ll2sll
goo Am s ~ 7J ~ ~ 81
loA Cable e2 e2 e2 30 e2
sa0o An lob 81 el4 o o ell
100 AmTObpl on ll6L ll6t ll7
100 Am Ex..l27 l27 1877 l26 l2e
77o Am o l9h go let 49, lek
soo Amcop "a rs 70 7s "a
Sfs... Is ls lls I1s llS
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Pennsylvania
RATESRoAD.

u H
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third street and
u1- The leaving time from pesbrosses and oortlands
Streets is ten minutes later than that given below Tor
ssso 4. IL. FAST MAsiI.-Pulmau BUFFET Parlor
e to cS Ssw o0F NJ 20 oa p,eiseu so rl sissp,as Car P't's0ure
s ssS 4: !: EAST { kiTEN. I'm 5T5 ST and olsysIand;
ss4Hssi6n esr, s'iFf 51 Shi Ria,nFi ci s%Gislnf' a9S Do.
l. Eia'i Y. ". ie cHicaso hSs 81. hot IS t LSpisi E
s, rH5 S =. ". W SIS G!Rs!n RxPkE GssicagES; 6 cld ISgis,
s. aH1''Sc' 8: t soGTH y7fsRs assuFG EsxxirREss.-ror
.' .issi !. Il. o PSGlFio 'E IRPisRseolis;s ST pi hSa,ai and
SEQ Sa1'i =. M oG %Rfh H nj f RxPREss. e " sa,q Bans;
Sleeping Car New York to Altoona. East Liberty.
Pittsburg. and points West. daily except sunday.
WASHINGTON AND THE sOUTH.
$50 es;so %ceasrsssionss lin" Al Pario;r and
Dining cars)s ago Dining Carr, 4:So dining Carr.
~soUTHERNi, RAlLWsAY.-"Florlda Limited" 1850
4. NJ, week days; Express. 4;so Pm. 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-"Florida Special" 1890
I. N. week days; Express. $3.50 A. N. and $3.50
oHEsAPEXiKE AND OHIO RA1LwAY.-4;5o P. M.
FOR PIP POINT COMFORT and ~NoRFoLK.-7:oo
4 \; Tssf cf EHys and 90 5i 3 n F. Nd, y: DAILY agv. o..,ro,,..
and Cortlsrdt Streets, l:40P F. M. Through Bufet
fhrlor anu combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-l;RoP r. NJ: week days (Dcsbrosses and
Cortlandt sts., lao p. M.
Long Branch. Asbury Park Interiaken. Sundays.
Ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant (trom West
Twenty third st. station. 500. 1880 A. NJ, $3.50.
$3.50. 1l:l0P P. II. Sundays. S:20 A. NJ, 400 p. NJ.
urom Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts(. $40 A. NJ,
i2:l0. S;4O. b:lO. 1850 +. NJ. Sundays. 9:45 A. NJ.
o:l5 +. n.
O PHILAD .
ted. $50 Dining iinlssvct s StSU io 5. 1 i:iS' A. Ie M, ia ha@.
l:o0; 2;oc. 300; 4;2o. 4:2o Dining Carr. 4:bo dim.
night. Sundays. cad. 100. $40. $500. $3.50. $500
aimited2, 900, 1890 A. NJ loo Dining Car.
Dining Carr. 7:40. 500 p. M 1900 night.
Ticket ofices Nos. 481, 9I4. lly6. 1898. Ill. and 2ol
Broadway; ] Aston House West Twenty. third Street
station; and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cort.
landt Streets; 4 Court Street. $50 Fulton Street, gS
Station. Jersey city. The New York Transfer Com.
pany Will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination.
Telephone "l2I+ Eighteenth Street" for Pennsyl.
vaniR Railroad Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD. e.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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BRrley-Was Inactive. Now FEEDING, 32I32l2c. cost
Was nrm: No. 2 Western, 6sS4@59c. free on board
ooS bush oI ineladRins 30 1000 Ss %ansra ded s as ss Ssse d civ:
cred, $4,000 No. Q mixed here, and 80. 900 do. at the
IN Sn, aisratc Dr. a RSs'7ss'0 Futures tsnair .0s ADVANCED S1RSfs &c. sc. but %if re-,
acted; and closed Is; lower for the day. Future sales
Ma, oDssss::.0. H ~. r sss. o,ss;;,ro. & & s:s;
o..saspe, wa: s,s. to -,s; higher. The sales wsrs
sspo ~ No. Z white. s ?s.iHpSsI No. 3 Dr. Rs'v ssq ss.s so' 70 )
ddse M: 3 ds; 1000 81 sosis: rejected %ifsd.:
t sUs;; p Six Sa.'s si GlS,i So: Z do %' whl,e se ~, 200 a. ss sscS
syc. Futures declined l4c. Future sales 5.boO bush.
Is follows;
May. oo .sss H' sSs. 1G $751; c's sSss N; Isl;
The speculation in wheat today was broader and
more active. The news was in the main of a bullish
We're higher. foreign houses 6oash. here. the receipts
at the Northwest were smaller. Argentine advices
and shorts covered. il Was TranRoreSa that Lsites;
brokers were buying here, But toward the close the
showing a fractional advance on near months and a
slight decline on distant deliveries. The oiessa stock
month ago aud 5000, 900 In 1897, Late
FF, sli. s.. 's ssssdy. we're fSs No SSr,A !" s:a' r stshss;
were 0i isS sDd cars; against esq last yesri Corn @Sn
oats weTs dun and easier. Win corn. ohlesso ro;
March 2.--"Up to noon the market advanced on buy
Ing principally by short, Ate: the demand from
ing was mostly in July. The bull interest keeps mar
kct, for both cash and the May option. strong. Re-
ceipts were only 1855 cars at both Duluth and Mime.
Apolis. Further considerable sales were made for
pool was sd, TO I'D. higher. CIearancoS
1 were $780, 900 bush. Stocks Ut Odessa are re-
past month and are now only about a quarter what
they wero q year ago. Today'A quotation for May
wheat was about on a parity with the price OF the
same option In Liverpool. corn-Tbere was a good
deal OF buying OF corn early, in spite of which the
market eased on ut the close. Receipts were 400
cars. the estimate for 70 morrow 900. There was a
good deal of inquiry for shipment. but AT the prices
slightly under the market. oAts were in sympathy
with the other markets The cash demand was less
| active."
FLoUK-Trade to-day wAS again Insignificant. Buyers
are asking concessions aud taking only enough stun
] % meet present wants. Holders however. remain
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