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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08
DEL. LACK AwANNA AND WESTERN n n.
stations in New York. foot of barclay
and Christopher streets.
v1oSTuRJUED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PINTSCH LGHT.

n,r.c, route n NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNrcLAIR
,-Jrr RANGES summit. Rernari-ville, Baskfn6
Ridge Madison. MOrrstOwn, Passaic. Paterson Boon-
ton Dover StanhnpA NEWTON. BuDDs LAhEa
LAKE HoPATCONG. Hackettstown, scHpOLEib
,ains' SCRANTON PITTsToN. wILKEsBARHR
SANrrcoKB DANvILLE NoRTHU MBEhI.AS sd
Won,roa. DfNGHANTON OXFOPI, NORWfCH
Wsfervllle UTICA. RICHFTEf.D SPRINGS. cortland.
sYRACI'sE oswEGo. ITHACA. owEGo, ELM1hA.
CORNING BATH DANNli.i,t. III t,nA.n. I'D nr all
400 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at princpes
1000 a. M'-ccase carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON BiNo-
W HINTON OWDGO ITHAcA El.MlRA uTlCA
pfcTIFIEi.D SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and OsWbGO
E:xPRESs Pullman Palace Cars Connecting ~
Rmwaio with trains for Chicago and points Weet
% p W-SC,RANTON. WII.KESBARRE and EisMIhA
1oo . Wfr%Ssl.RANToN WILKEsBARRE AND PLYx-
Nv" oI:rI EXPRESS Pullman Buret Psror Car:
,.oo - " fDs,y)-Ch.cago Nestibued Lmltef Eycrsss
''W o., a. SScRASToN BTSGHAMToS. E14AfRA. BUv@
r.ro pullman Buffet Sleeping car New-fork 70
S1,,caco Dining Car west Of Buffalo
lao p M (Daily)-Bu1so ENpress Pullman S~gsB -
gov SCRANTON B1NGHAMToN; E1.MIRh BATH NJ
90 u NJ u)nilv)--ByFFAIo, SCRANTON. BiSGHAM-
''o0 TON OWFSTO ITHACA. Ei.NtIsA, SYRACt'sb
Utica and OSwEGo EXPRESS Pullman bunss
,-Iss .eenTss' AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS =
49, Gsys a sons Limited. ii3 Broadway. ~ PARK
Pace 400 broadway and s2 Broadway Ticket. at fssZ
a,to,s III an ave l2h-st.: 81 West 2Jh-st -
Sew-york 33s and 73s Fulton-st and
ics Rroadwsy Brooklyn Tine tables giving full infos-
nation all stations -o,.,.,-, ii, -, g. "a
c,eck baggage hotel or residence 10 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08

Is: e. March sss
cork icI sie. l:oI 2sr''S;f
ss: a. a s %pi 4 1r s%s st
vsna Ha%suTs SsI!h;d H March
8 r Co. .S .,e ln &c. tons
G FSa.S S.Ss, " ga s cr soa
s aasls1s s sa;. to a bo,l sia s
81 bark 2 tom. chalk Dansr h. to hlsSs sDs prs
vons dea eo Sable Pass the Continent ioes ca
S Ss . "a Sc ,oa. s fsnS:
ToI ss .s 1n. Ut
h hss6 s S tons
queen & s:n
family .i Ssils 'SG,. e' :s 81 3, 60
SIS 5Sasi1 - BEEF ,s2a;2s ,I PRE iss n
#Sesnpr ss.S DsS'? s sSsss; { 4
s ssa q 1a d &c Pes:s sao,ss
Western EI15T e s cS s eouS1y
and aaoisa snd aS:.Sfd S
9s"nd '''ssK AR and quoted oso ssc city
RIcE~The week opens with condition, encourasns
business being on ss scas s1s,5 full I.ss r.I Dsaf,
healthy Sales al Chsres,on
urda, were said have exceeded 1000 bbls At inc
close today call was chiefly for the higher grades OF al
sorts We quote: Domestic. common TO low fair 3%d
4i.c: fair good 4liatAc prime to choice oaoasc
head 0go,c; Patna 4'sq5c do In bond ?1mse Japan
sTGAR-The market for sugar showed conslo-
cradle regularity today and at the close prices were
nomInalIy Lice below figures Of saturday. Cen
trlfugal % test. about 4itc. muscovado 10 tes,
3sc. molasses 3Sc Late IN the DAY ruInoI
were circulation Of sale OF 200 tone Java nrss az
Breakwaer 4tc e1-shp basis 90 test the
firm at unchanged quotations lis 81 for Java and rs ga
for fair refining about steady wlthbuyers az
quotations. present month. 9s Bad. and next month
0s AID The local market for refined sugar was nes
Ieced although reners already looking forward 70
the usual spring active demand Quotations remain nn
changed as follows Dominos cut loaf ana crushed "t
powdered and coarse powdered lee granulated ana
fne granuate6 SIC: granuated and extra me
eranusted 5asc: confectionery granuated oH7c cuoeh
7-16c: xxx powdered and mould A. bi3c: diamond
5iIc, confect,oners' A. 5isc; Nos and 2. 41.c No B.
4 13-6c No T. 4xc: No s. il-1ec; No O. 49,iec; 10
4i5c No 8 7-l6c: Nos and TO- arc; No II, o-ioci
No IL 4.c No 13 3-16c; No Il. 4isc; No To- lloc'
No 10. 4c. -rzo,-r $1,000. .,o..
woods, based upon W ooi EXCHANGE Oh
Gotta assif follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08

weights 81 2oas4 25 heavy hogs. ~ 2pgs % rousns;
ca cOs3 75 stays 9OG$3 10: pigs. 80 lOqsi Sheep a
iswbs~Recepts Is cars market duh and lower for both
kinds lambs extra 50 6pHS3 80, isr 20 So.
E, sors5 70. cus 81 S5Ts5 %: yearngs. - I5uso 10
sheep. choice to selected wsthers 81 Uaa 49, mixed
sheen 81 30ds4 so; cuils, SO 1898 90 .,a., a.
Fast Liberty March Cattle steady: prime Sodso j."
common 60 GOds4 10: bulls stays and cows SSgs ~ ~
Hors slow and lower prime medium weights 81 2Q$4 20
hesyy Workers 100 100 H. 81 1884 90 Hight fokers
"a 05QS4 TO- pigs as quality SO soaS+; heavy hoss
e. I0asi i5 good rough SO 40aS3 ~ common to fair
roughs 81 50aS3. sheep steady choice - soaSo; com,
mon So 5OTsi Choice lambs. 81 i3dS1 - common 10
good lambs 81 1885 20 Veal calves. 90 5o@S
onsas CITY March cattle about loc lower; choice
81 5ofs5 %: cows and hefers 81 25GSi % stock
es and feeders 81 5O southern cattle 50 coast 5
huls and oxen s3Ts3 60. Hogs shade lower; heayies
and hackers 81 s5q$ medium and mixed SO sOas+ o2
irL,s 81 5Os3 so; pigs SO 30fs3 65 Sheep active ana
strong lambs Sc higher: Western muttons 80 OOgsi 49,
lambs 81 50TS5 30. , $3.50, 81. 4.
fancy natives shipping and export steer - oogso o.
dressed butchers sfcoHSo 10: under
900 10 So G03s4 stockers and feeiers g 3egsf 80 COWS
ana heifers 756S3 Texas * iOnSi 3D. cows
and heifer- 50 75a$a 7S mostly 81 So Hogs about
steady; Workers, 50 7oaS3 90; packers 50 sSaN II.
butchery 81 9jGSi O5 Sheep steady native mutton -
asa 30. lambs. S5Gs3 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. March I. 1893


r,or-rr-r- c,,sarvo,srn most marked governed the
oos,ions 81 the Coffee trade to-day The darkening war
eua led some 10 prefer liqucate their interests anu III
THIS way sales the day reached 500 bags
Of only matter OF poI.s
The market opened steady "a; uhehahse1 All az
RET unchanged prices Cables reflected Hnch tne sane
conaitions abroad prevalent mere Inc
Havr. and hamburg and Rio and santos were ul,I
portant The feature OF the Brazilian news was d sae
smaller warehouse cehNerles IN Is
tr there amounting but l222l bags ana pcls inuon
below the average Of recent weeks The market hdu d
generally weak undertone, partially owing 70 INC ,s
REDUCTION Of NC in quotations and TO which we eoh.9in
our figures as follows: No Rio. Invoice lots osc,
ana iohbing parcels enc II rumored late IN mo
day that 600 Rio. tie basis or oisc lOr ~
fregh; had changed hands The American visible sup
Div fails 10 fall off predicted and contfioute 70 .
apathy spot coffee circles, II being argued
that the absence Of speculative cohPestoi Ionaa
Prince with II bags cleared Rio Saturday; s'eamer
psecariia 1000 bags and steamer Beanocn win
"a 900 bngs cleared Santos Saturday Total warehouse
dtire-!es United Sates last week lVSVeo p@ss,
al ports % 5e8 bags the previous week ana 654 pax
isst year Shipments RIO coffee TO the Emitted states
LAST to Europe 12oNu bags Sahtos
42.0vO bags 10 Eur ope
i37 600 tags and the United States NIL he
CENTS ct Rio last week. 1000 bags against 6SVo bags
M preyous week So last Receipts al
sane 10000 bags. against $500 beSs me previous %eeH
and az 600 bags year The market for mild oorees
was quiet pretty much all Jay. closing steady we quote
Naraca!bo ca Ql3%c; Cucuta, 71<Ql6c; Jamaica, 80
i4,c La Guayra 63lG'ec; savan.la t2pl &c. Mexg
iG1c cof,ee in parchment 5qsc; Mocha. ls91sAc Pa
aanr interior 23G2izc. fances. 27G3Oc
The range OF in the local market to-day
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08

per Dbl crate slosl rs; eauinowe California per ease.
Florida. per basket sfas2 tomatoes rcrida. per
ass :s::.h q ssSsI paI.np:; local per
Dbl slasi p: radIshs: B.l.Imor. per 100
s:ato DO wax. s2est k:e S.stoIk. per sbl oog7'ci
HAY AND sTRAw-Ths receipts for sunday and Mon.
prompt evidence OF further nrrnness than
has prevailed FOR a few days past Prime hay not
plenty and holders Of full quality lots wanted s2itc but
AZ wel-stocked stations soc the selling price. No
continues firm article and with proper supplies
prices for that line ought to remain solid. No and No
have their customers and everything considered the
market is in good chap. for useful hay we quote
~ 7eg73c No per 100 ~ eons.e No per 100 70
70. a2,aa5l.e; clover %I1sa per 100 ~ $500 salt
and easier prices For selected i7lsc
was quoted hut the shndng did not seem 10 attract
buyers from good grades at 45c. We quote Long
rye straw. No l. 100 N. size straw. No per 100
10 40a4.r: straw per 100 10 353ioc. The receipts
n hay reported in tons nj TO-DAY at the
Produce Exchange Hudson River Railroad. 200.
Eric Railroad $50: Pennsylvania Railroad TO- Delaware
Iackawanna and Western Railroad 80: West Shore Rail-
road 40 Lehigh Valley Railroad. 1870; Central Railroad
Of New-Jersey. %; total. 1850 tons Receipts OF straw
10 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA

r
And DesS9oSsEs 1No toaiLANDr srRE :s,iisoa,
Streets minutes later than that given Ss''" '''
20 PAST NkiI-puIan buffet , r.Sor car ~
New York to p,tssurs Sleeping car r'''0"''
~ PG ssisi:' + % esys.Sp
ION earn For s1 tssoi eIesslanG Toledo Cincinnati"
r H. t fH., H * i sT LOUIS ExpnEss
Go As ~ % s fnTS"AHi ERR Ss:s
F's dGsa sssSfRh r'
7so 'I g. Pac ppdI"nTge t IS l r.eur ard
s2c T. NAIL AND s..; sSI r r'
burg and points West daily s,ccn, snndsy :.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH - 30
Seo Congregational all rarlsr sna pn@s Os a. y;
night sunday sso. 30 1880 a. M "a, S29 90 ep'nias
so SfR .S RPnlLiew s7 sS "a hm.i m
ArtSN&iyS c Ops. e Fl 20
M, week days Express 30 a. M a"d 80" D. -
sGF SB SSIA S ONO sSa S'
.T nsst4i' a4@ go a" 'I %s.a.y. and
s!' I'D c6%s ss csacs ~, an. cor.
1on as' Branch sSs s!bSr sos.y os., q
s.: STAY SO i m 40 ;;om ' S,.5 1.s ? ami
sSpdaSa s 70 's m iaG 80 $40 1850
p :" Sunday oa sIl. ,,n,. 80
DINING Car, 10 so ii.so =. m. ie 50 50 2so 5go
40 40 timing carr. $50 dining car, 80 sor -,
Can 40 80 D m IL % night. SUNDAYS $40 "a
$50 $50 eco. 90 Limited. $50 100 = NJ. - ~
O)ininr Carr $50 4 20 iDlnng Carr. $50 hpnins '"''
$50 Dining carr. 40 $50 TO- ,s, n S ~, "a,
Prosdwsy; Aston House: West Igenty third stree!
station and stations foot ~ Deshr -sss sni Cor, ana'
Streets. Court street Fulton street eS Broe fway
and BROOKLYN Annex station Brooklyn station Jsfsey
CITY The New York Transfer Company VIII cau ~
snS check baggage from hoss and residences through
n destination. - - x.,,.
Railroad Cab Service -xo.o
J. n. HUTCHINSON. X WIZ.
Manager Cenefei faN' Ns'ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08
ERIE RAILROAD.

fralnr NeW-1Olk, NHAIIUSfb-~&D
o.. foiovs and nye earlier from West 2Sd-sI
900 A. M.-vestibued Express daily FOR s,nxnsnsseS
~ Emira Buffalo, Bradford. Arrtve buaalo -
p NJ Parlor TO B1haio. -, ,,-,- ..,>
o,s.o n M.-Vesbued Limited fast mall Daily, eotg
,,sn Tor cricagc arrives Cleveland 40 A. M. choaee
SP NJ seepsrs to Chicago CLEVELAND ana CINCINNATI
40 p M-Bufyalo and Cleveland ye,tibuicd Erprsss
Iag 90 NJ Cleveland L 30 s.sp.rs e
b.,ri' Chicago and IN. West, car library Car.
Ran p M-soilt train to cricago sic.ners to Hoe-
nnssNICKtrs LOCAL TINE cAKpS AND d.LLMAN
way Ia Bowery 1876 East i2sth and 81 West is.h.
e.. Chambers and Yves, zsdst fe,rss 200 80
fiobaksn Jersey City station We-tcott Exprsso
70 Aestins.ioaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08
OTHER yARKrrs-By TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March IBuyers OF cattle to-day were inclined
20 hid back purchasing the comm Groves as IL
was thought that the bounul supply would cause prices
20 mule lower the general demand proved 10 bs un
good and prices were not very much dleren
from those OF last weeks late sales some medium iots
RENAL ming steady. while others sold about dlme l,wer
sales 81 35a<5 TO- the lots OK
beef selling So s0<i while fancy iots
would have sold high last week mad any peen
offered: feeders sold moderately al % 0g
"a bulls active and STEADY al former
prices calves sid 80 2q$6 20 for the best grades
Trade in hogs started or actively at stronger prices put
weakened later early purchases were made Com
mon drves went at SO sJ9<3 49, and some prime heavy
hogs brought 81 OLA the bulk OF the onenss gong to
prims 2Sp-rb hogs Late sales were ABOUT <nc unoer
hose maae early Prices for sheep and lambs were N
the whole very maintained there being an excellent
general demand The only weakness was IN neaVy sneep
which sold much than light handy killers sheep
were saabe at 1898 so for the poorest lots up 70
ax1 Is for extra nocks sales being largely
A. 81 1894 Yearngs brought " oo9So. and lambs
sd anywhere from 81 IS 10 so for inferior TO choice
ale, being largely s5Gs5 80 Reeeipscattls. % 600
head; hogs 300 head: sheep 1900 head
Cincinnati, March Hogs active. 50 1884 10 Cattle
sass S.. Cot ,. ,oo - .
Guiding % cars Canadian stock market dull and slow
and early transactions i0ai5c lower; the market
Continued dose fat shipping steers 81 cog
81 IS TAT smooth steers 81 i0dSi 10 and roughs
So 1884 25 light steers 81 0Gti IS choice fat heifers
a 2s1$4 mixed butchers stock SO cOgs4 good butch
srs' cows; 80 sogsa 90. Hoss-RecsDts. 100 cars;
TO choice YorkerA - 1904 20; light forkers q 10
o. II; MIXED pachsrs grades. u 1904 20. medium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March Cotton firm; midd.ng &c; low
rnIddilng sac: good ordinary sac. Receipts. 62i9
bales exports coastwise. Asst bales; SAFES lVo Dhes
stock. 1928 bales.
Norfolk. March 7.-cotton Arm; middlng &c low mid
ding 0-iGc good ordinary. isc Receipts. 81 bales
exports coastwise 9e2 bales; sales 275 bales stock
CO 800 bales.
Baltimore March Gotten nominal; mdcling. SIC;
low m iddlinR l-l6c; good ordinary. Sc Net receipts
46i bales gross 1.4i bales; exports coaetwse 1000
bales; stock 3l.Ti1 bales.
Savannah March Cotton steady: middlng ll-loc;
low mddling 5ssc Receipts. 637 bales; exports TO the
Continent 600 bales coaswise. l133 bales Gales l0o
bales stock, 1884 bales
Memphis March Cotton firm; middiing, 1870;
low niddng SIC; good ordinary. BIC. Net receipts,
1926 bales: gross 3946 bales; shipments +s55 bales
gales. 900 bales etock, los,352 bales.
81, Louis March Cotton steady. mddng. - loc.
low m!ddng ) 9-lGc good ordinary. o 5-lGc. Net re-
ceip,. PA bales; gross. lsC3 bales shipments lsi5
bales: sales, 222 bales; stock 6S,969 bales.
New-Oreans March 7.-Cotton quiet: mlddlns SIC;
low middllng 7-l6c good ordinary 5isc. Net receipts
ia ol bales gross. Is3 bales exports Great Britain
$50 bales; coastwse 20 bales; sales 1900 bales; stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08

!: . al f,.:S sy on Sa ias:
ae choice higher grad. s9gT spring P' ss'sn. q
g :'s;, Ss''S' sss:
4 sS' .s e. 09 sde Ss a:s Nsa
G SAs Sas!:d SII?s:a s sa;
7o7ic FBEpn 90 % and nSasn 70 S wl
81 eps s' ;s5s: Butt ' as
s SnR S TSS S,l%'s s1a s'ss q ;S
s. @ w sTann %Sae s
oh GD. n TEN. Ts: sqss the the ss0
Russia and England rhs sa5y o war
feature OF the day crop scare IN Ss bs sa
urday. against small declines in the nearer deliveries
advice. greater Grhs @
Watched carefully increasing class Of market nDs
the smallest in time There was no f STes
ESss one ss 'yntH along
political lines in this country nne gn pe nSeae that
IL os But any x. :Sn a 1T from %
supply SSss S nsTea sseeas Gs
s:,s9 ss last Dois
s:' ,s:3. a. r sS E::
bush in The sss 600 iS: .asn. 20 Sa.h
1900 bush wh. the supply Of No red lost 81 3D. 90 600
600 bush against 900 bush last Export bust
ness amounted 10 1900 bush No hard Manitoba QUO
tations Of cash wheat b. afoat basis were az iol-
lows: No red 81 07% 70 arrive; No hard Manitoba
81 lOA spot: No Northern Duluth. 81 l2Ss TO arrive
No Northern Duluth. S1TM 70 arrive; no nara r
Duluth 81 13x arrive No hard Man'toha 81 US
spot. On the curb May wheat was quoted 81 ODs Ihe
Liverpool market closed h9Ad higher; Paris wheat
closed partly points UP. and nonr oTo points hisner
Antwerp unchan ged. .CORN-Oherings OF corn
were on liberal scale to-day. and Prices In consequence
ruled somewhat lower closing i40etc below SATURDAY
night Tho points Of interest in the market Were
prospective receipts Chicago small cearanes
snd an increase col 600 bush in the visible supply
Trade was mostly local. The Liverpool market closed
partly Md higher The local stock lost 10000 bush re
ducins the total 1897 900 BUSH against $3.50 600 bush
last year supply Of No corn here decreased lo0
bush The total visible supply Is 4l41OOO BUSH asast
26 AT Export demand was fair again
absorbing ABOUT 80 loads all ports No corn closed az
87lc b, anoat. There was decrease OF 10 900
shared to extent the depression In other markets
and closed NC lower. There was no trade Of IN
tere.t in either the spot future markets alihohsh
few sales reported in the latter The visible supply
decreased 2s9 600 bush. reducing the total to lSSleD
creased 4e 900 bush the total now being 21ooo bush
No 2 oats here. No oats closed a, Sl15o No oats.
S5aSso: track white sadSso .RYE-Market easier
Nv Western 5sib a59c b. ahoat; Stat. weak 55c
- track .BA RLEY-Market dull; feeding quoted
a. @oc T. New-York: 82h $685. Z. Buffalo, opening
navigation ,,rr, roav ,p,cvu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN MARKET.

Philadelphia, March 7.-Wheat was a shade easler;
contract grade March 81 OoA Qsl oo's April May and
Juna nominal. Corn also . shade easier. No :
mixed March 3iAQ34iac; April May and June nominal
Oats firm: No white. March S3.a35tc AprA' MAJ
and Tune nominal Flour dull and easier. winter super
$sGs3 25 do extras SO 25as3 60; Pennsylvania roller
winter clear 81 3oqsi 80; do do straight - sygs4 -
DO e. sdis5 25 do patents s. 25gs5 40 Butter
steady Western creamery &c; 90 PenhsyanS
and Western l2c Cheese steady Refined sugars IN
changed Cotton l.l6e over o mddns up,sna' % GO
h,sh corn i7e eco bush; oats. ZOO bush shipments
Wheat 500 BUSH corn. l2o.co pISh oats NV" 'u'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08

MErAIs-To-day's prise. the Metal Exchange re
psrmenis bun paPticSlary in tn. copper The
ws ssS to %P o3
&c a51 :;' :9ia$
s to the Exchanse were as follows Copper spot $50 IS 3D.
fS9 d t''r ss. go i'i lis ' S So @ s
Glasgow Scotch iron warrants closed at +es 3d. and Md
MoGas 81 t &NS t1'
apd IN craze. @ ne ns
Sellers content to ABIDE her He ina ~ s aaa
sTay higher prices supplies rsSias mere
ne4S sn wn' *. SEeie
good sssssc 'P PTIm. sCs hoe sas
sss ;sP ISL, Gp sS tss Gs ''Is
Southern and ss s demand e
s s.ya SSS'S view Of the SITUATION FEEL
:''sE st. sssss :r.s.s "a
'.S1s' s. g. s. y = 50 50? s. s. X
% :umner yellow offered today at 2sc
snS in n Ss Ssn: 81 i'm
We quote Prime crude 2oas Pgn' Srua1 yeiI"%
ssgl'' si%f ;sss s:.sS Sn:ssS
' . Rs T %%: ssG Ss.a 5sss
sa Sch ssS
Quotations, follow sss FOR MsrcS: Bristol aSd for
March: Lel,k AID: Hull 3ngShd Newcastle gao
Antwerp 8d HAMBURG 90 pffs ios March d%ss a
direct ports large tonnage B. SD cotton 70 Lverpo,
Is o. for March. Is IND for April FkEiGHis I'D
11 p,irIs-In the sail tonnage market to-day tere
a. hut little business importance completed In any
Of The Departments. Vessels are sun wanted
Tor ths ionr voyage general ana case OIL usaes
and also lumber South America Rates TO-. ~
wall sus,ained with desirable tonnage scarce mere wa"
fair demand for for the grain trace pu, VIZ
sells are scarce and when available comnanu ia
vous rates In other Departments there wss s asss 81
CIAnTDRs--Driush steamer 80. tohs usas n sa
iohn. n. B.. 70 gowling HSs "a; eeIush ee.a ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08
SHORE R.R

Trains leave W. ga B. station N. T.. - fosows ~
10 N. earlier AVN srAnxlin ST.; 49,.
IU,iB A. NJ Daily for Albany, Utica syrscuss hcesss.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Sails Fort Wayne F''sa'' WV
quo p H. Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica. syrs.
cuse Rochexter Bunalo, Niagara Fzlia Toronto. D.
troit Cleveland. Chicago and 81 Louis ,.....
atIH p 81 Daily for Albany. Utica. syracuse noSasS-
ter Bu7aio. Nssarf rsiA Toronto. Detroit c'svsAnA
I'M tsbiss a principal hossis and onness.
a ri LAHBERT. General Passenger AGlDt.
3 vAnAosbut Ave- New To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08

COTTON-The principal influence brought 70 bear on
"; s:,o G0 .he market showed feveishness with me
e.',on. sen.sy weaH M ,he aceounts and wthdrsw
BY more warike conditions In this country ana spain;
s"'ns out OF the that Germany and Russia were at
the AH;'sa 29ss'Gn . seai uis e P ama
1rhur ,Youble. While England was said 70 be aroused
s s The Psass q fn sss' the Rea Eshway
@ slump in stocks IN 0S conso SddeG TO the anxiety Of
h ongs and early The session considerable lquiaa
es came dT 5f w e @, sina r
5a, an here was further loss q aa4 points up
was partial recovery the afternoon as resa, Of
sh buying by the stronger hG nsSa 70 Increase their
hoergs and a partial recovery in ne STOCK market.
di.pos,ion - 20 slow until definite news could be
I.ceigtd from abroad regarding the political OUTLOOK;
poin Total futures reaching 1875 600 6ses TsPIe
dai wh quotations lice lower. on the bass OF o.c
Oa mlddlng uplands and 61c f0T m,aains ~ !, eatI.d
TIA; war invoyins ms 19as S oy wIus
Interval Of liquidation such an event woua uh.
favoaby influence ihe money market Kenors IRON ,hs
elonc iRsre Is no dmnutioH ths interest," % e1
pfscaaS for N. entirs season in ancipstion Of any
SSe iniO Of s S nie ooiien house
e :Ac hat EeISpeen soess are gG Consumption Of
$500 tales. is eQus! to supply OF less INA" '"e'
southern spot cotton markets middins 0s9ossd' , were
a. follows: New Orleans quiet SAC sales 4oW bsles
hsee quiet, SIC, sa:es 800 ba.es sayannaa e nrr
g; Norfolk nrm &C. sales 275 bales bs'timore aoHna
ehc. Augusta steady 1-IGc. partially I-loc
l3e2 bales 81 Louis steady 1890 sales 22z bales
Receipts az New-orleans officially estimated fot tomo.
row at 1900 5000 bales against 20" os,es 90
week 1854 bales last year and 1886 oaes N 900
Houston receipts estimated for tomorrow al soo 10
600 bales against rs bales last week. zoos bales
year and lis bales In 95 Exports OF 20 y5
bales to-day compare with receipts OF 80 eS@
bales The movement since September has been 40 i''
love:
ro,., g. a.. 'ea' p, 20, 1892
rbns o. ~ ~; - go oo23 ~ 800
Since September ]. 2 e23.SS9 1881 zHS So
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: sp9t co.g
steady sales. 10 900 bales; specu.son and export 900
ba.es American 1900 bales receipts, 5000 hss'
cen. 500 bales n,dslng Yplands I-lH Fn'W ~
opened steady partially l-04c higher Ciosea ~
Ga net decline DecemerJanusTy oZ2s; March o~aS7s
ch-Apri s22,ls Apr.i-May s22lss: MayJune s22o;
June-Juy. $685. July-Auggst, 323s; AuggstssptemDsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08

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