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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-23

This @ ,mpsny will reserves the right to
make cha ages in the time of departure and
arrival of its steamers without notice and
1t will not be responsible for any conse.
quences arising therofrom.
Consignees must be at the Landings to
receive their Freight; this Company will
not hold itself responsible for freight after
II has been landed.
Live Stock only at owners risk.
This Company will not be responsible
for Money or Valuables of passengers
unless placed in the care of Pursers.
Packages containing personal effects,
whether shipped as baggage or freight,
II the contents thereof exceed $4,000 in
value, must have the value thereof
plainly stated and marked, and the
Company will not hold itself liable for
any loss or damage in excess Of this
sum except the goods be shipped under
special contract.
All employees OF the Company are
forbidden to receive freight without de-
livering shipping receipt therefor in
the form prescribed by the Company
and which may be seen by shippers
upon application to the pursers Of the
Company's Steamers.
Shippers are notified that il freight is
shipped without such receipt, it will be
solely at the risk OF the shipper.
EsPassengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking. Those failing Ia
do 80 will be subject to an additional
charge of twenty-five per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-23
Stnr. CLAUDINE.
CAMERON, Commander,

Win leave Honolulu Tuesday at 5P. NJ,
touching at Kahului, Hama, Hamoa and
Kipahulu, Maui. Returning arrives at
Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, on second trip
of each month.
G"No Freight will be received after
Az. M. on day of sailing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

fYcoco March Ig-The limited supply OF cattle In the
peas today sold II Yesterdays prices lne n,Ih
been scarce AMI sell at substantially premium
over shorfed Trade In hogs started on al in,
steady prices but market weakened aho
were zssuSc iwer. Hogs sold largely AZ 80 oyp
81 35 the best heavy selling 81 05 and the common
light 81 90. Prices for sheep ana iaIbs VIZ
nomlnal d, recent quotations sheep SeSg ,r good
$3as3 30 FOR the poorest lots 70 ~ ooust 80 Zoo
10 prime focks yearns sheep were IN demand al st'N
81 and iam.s at s. 1895 60: some ~ pouhu 80 ~
Mexican sheep rsised by the navajo indians $40 iu'
81 80 Receipts Cattle. 200; hogs liVo, She
8, 3hs Mach s a . %T5 steady
81 50; lambs strong; 1906 80. L. 800,
Els; Buffalo March i9-Cat'.e-Receip. OF ga" , .o
only The market was quiet, but an,u' go ~
coce, 81 l7asi ~. rJug's common 10 rd Ion,ts
81 80; pigs common choice. 81 D5aSi sheep ahu lsos
Receipts. 10 market fairly active a! AZ! % hoen
So S)ns5 ~; culls TO common - 90 20 ~,
81 eJQs4 10 -,... ,,0s, "a.
East Liberty March l9cait.e steady prime sSgS ~
common 81 0Qs4 10 bulls stays and cows s-tst "
Hogs and best grades s. higher prime ~ ~
asa Is good light Workers.. 81 O3dSi TO- common Y, Ia ar
Workers 81 s5us+ common 10 best PIGS - ssSsS
roughs s. 5oass 65 Sheep steady choice - SSaSs
good. 81 c56 s. 20. Veal calves SGns60O 49, -
Kansas city March I0.-cat,Ie UNCHANGED ron yes
terday retail trade only medium Hogs steady hess -
s. 7o9s CO. pscksrs GoafS 20 sasa 1 To ps & 2S
g. 60 Sheep steady lambs 81 4S1s3 70; nuos' % '"
81 90 ,, .uo,.
81 Louis March l9-Cattle dull, nominally unchanfed
81 10: dressed and butchers steers siQs3 under
1000 10 IS 1oasi 81 stockers and feeders Is y~ss ~
heifers 81 75as4 500 Texas and indian s'sers
SO 1Oas4 M superior grades s. so COWS ana heier " %
q s9 15 al 90 si butchers, S & oos sheep steady
ans on sale mu;Ons, s4psi %; lambs S"G>' 'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
KANSAS OPINION or RUBBER STAMPS

From The Gaylord (kan.l Herald.
4 rubber stamp fakir was in town the first OF the
week and carried away few dollars. II bust
ness man OF the town, or one who desires 10 be
counted as one. sees ~ TO diub his noteheads and
envelopes with rubber stamp and thus lead OUT
can stand II II he can Such a man as that, when
he comes TO die. ought 10 have his obituary and the
usual resolutions OF his lodge printed on a fence
board with a rubber stamp And when he has a
baby a his house, or party, or q son or daughter
gets married. a full account OF the important event
might be printed on a sheet OF wrapping paper
and tackled on his front door. And when he is a
candidate for office he might rubber stamp himself
a label 10 the effect that he wants 10 be constable
or road oyerseer justice OF the peace the
may be, and pin It on the bosom Of his pants: And
when the opposition jumped on 10 him and told some
tough stories about him. ne could just stamp an
other la bel saying II was blamed lie and pin that
too
Come 10 think OF II. there Is no end OF uses that
a rubber stamp might be put TO In the hands OF an
enterprisng and economical man. Great Is the
rubber. stamp But what we started out 10 say Is
that the Gaylord folks paid too much for their
stamps. II they had called al this office would
have given them the catalogues OF houses which
furnish great deal better quality OF stamp at about
ans-thisd the price they paid the fakir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. March 10. 1888
NeM-YArk. March in 1904


COFT-ETranrsctions IN today's coffee MAJ ket were
,erhaps more the evening Of accounts over sun
tav than and throughout the short SESSION
limited Of points, with only
e. tbs dealt IN The market opened steady with prices
unchanged. the anal tone steady. al unchanged quota
,,o-s 10 a net decline OF points. Total sales futures
wee IL bags including 5000 bags on the first call
A difference Of ~ points paid IN the exchange %
,nn haps 800 bags December. AdVices from
to-er markets disappointment Hamburg easing
franc. Havre showing some irreRuiarity Nh,,le
,he RIO and Santos markets were barely steady uh-er
ina-si receipts against mis-, however, were Nef,
rlearances warehouses In this country ana
e. irdisposon shorts add 70 their already heavy
|tsfios az present low prices. The market 10Y spot
p-a7ian coree was weak and nominal with quotations
sln on the basis % sac for invoice lots ana sac f'T
so.nr los Of y, RIO. The BellanOch was re
ir.es % have cleared Victoria March 10 WIN 22"o
f. The market mild COfees neglected today
- sellers rather han buyers prices We quote:
Maraca 30 6AGl3c: Cucuta ~ Ql5.e Jaraiea, 'Gi'c
= Cravra 6s4 dlGc. Snvanilla 7Gltitc Mexican ~
1Cc. Central American. Si.4l73c Costa Rca Npl' &c
co~e IN parchment base Mocha, 17aglsc: Padang. In
ts-.o- e3fs4hc. fancies. "sd3lc.
The u contract prices in tho local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

a iisS2x irregular. William X Aston to Edward
%th-st S. 2T27 IT OF Avenue D. - 7x9c, issac
4G,h-st Nos III and ll9. 223 Il " of 9Th
ave j0xiO05 Flora | Root 10 william III VIII
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s2d-st T. 1860 II OF Park ave, i4Sxlo-@'
Carrie b van Fleet 10 William fck~n'
6O,h NJ Ct No 20 n corner Madison ave, fsx'Jo, .o
19;h-aye, n e corner I'd st. .5xlli. leth-s >:
l5J II OF I'd ct, 23xii4, Wakefield James
Lawrence to Fannie IL Jones. ......' ....'....
Lot lG7 map or portion OF Hunt estate; Emn
Doelzer 10 Cyris IL Green. 49,. ..,,'.,,,.
02a st. No 100 East William ii Reed and wife
Webster ave. Ill.2 II Of land 81 william
II Morris 2oxg0; George stolz and vile 10
Daniel Hoffman. ..........'.
Lot pol. map OF Block II. amended Hudson
Rose Mapes estate; Hudson 7 hose ana wire
lGth-s, n 6, 225 II W OF ave. 5oxlOoo: Will
lam II williams TO Grand Central Stables
I05th-st, n o. 1875 II e OF 4th-ave. 2SSlOo.il sam
u-l Green and wife TO Lille Godehear
s3d-st n s. lI3 II W Of Avenue b. 2Snlo22' Lena
Frank TO Philip Frank. d part. ............,,.
80 ave. No G4+ " .. "a sxiOo: John { Tierney
10 William Tierney. ...........- ..........
ST Nicholas-aye. 3 W corner l34th-st, s6Sxio.sx
irregular: Jacob Butler and wife to william @,
lenor-ave O. 252 n - Of ll3,h-st. 252E5.
Charles Brown TO Nathaniel Wise. ...:........
Fox-st, .. o22 Il . Of teIth- s.. 4isx2F 8xti 81
a6: Louis Rubei AM wife 10 Walter HartwS.
Monroe-ave. s5o It Of iT4,h-st. 2xioo;
julia Hard 81 al. executors. 20 FREDERICK
Yves, sd-st. 60 4, Sc OF e,h-ave. 2ox5o:
2 " Poor Charles W Smith. ...............
iI5th-st q, "a II Of Pleasant-ave 20xi0o.ll;
Clarence " Fowler to Lottie 81 Fowler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
sor.rurPN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March 1O-Coton steady rnidilng l3 l6e;
low middne 7lSc. good ordinary. -loc receipts.
25J bales exports Continent SOis bales coast
wise s8D3 bales sales G2s bales spnners, 10 bales;
stock. 126g0l bales. .,,, 80, -.
Norfolk March isCotton steady: middling, 5sc; low
nlddilng lSc. good ordinary tAc receipts i0Z baes
export. eoas,wise 1870 bales sales. IA bales stock
s9.3iI bales. ..,,, AZ.
baltimore Marrh le.-Cotton nominal; middIlng' 6Se
low inildng l-l6c: good ordinary, Dc, gross 2So
bales. stock. 1880 bales. -,
ding 5Ac. lTw niidlng . i6c receipts, 20iI bales
exports ~ the Continent 2Jo bales coastwise 1913 bales
sales bales: stock 81 go bales , -,
Memphis March l9..-Cotton steady: mltdling. orei
low mIddling 81. good ordinary &c. receipts. bOs
bales. gross LA bales shipments. ISIS bales sales
l. s5J bales: stock. f03,43D bales.
low mddng 3 7-l6c: good ordinary. 1916: net re
seips' X, iso hes les stock 90 SIS bales
w.Orlean March 1G.-Cotton quiet: mtddlns s i0c;
low mldIling 5Ac: good ordinary, l5-lgc. receipts
4p7 bales. exports 10 Continent svSG
900 bales. stock 441.oe2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
11N.E STOCK MARKET.

March 10, 1s9S
,--,-,-s psoeir,. CO cars LOLA head, III cars "
hEhn I'D as cars direct local saughtereTs NOln-
Sptrg q, tho caffle wards to-day ana te..ne se"
.s dressed beef quiet N iGo &c per 10 loI -,
.s o,,. dressed native sides No Cnanke ~ -,
r-,r,,,o carried Liverpool to-day to1 dnsa
~ .So N7rawk 70 London 40 cattle ana Io'v W.
pee ne Wlnfreda 10 London, rs cattle and the GAee
70 Hull. - cattle -, u ,,- ,,a r,ark., and all
Sf.to,hs, There was fair inquiry ana me sshrra!
a. Tks, vas rated for veals OF all gaa.- "a A.! sn6
nunch ~ fairish veals brought 81 30 per w
HrSsssG caves generally firm at yesterdays quota
tons. - ,,,. 20 ,...is 100 N avArare az 81 20
AND Receipts IS cars. or 32' head
,s1,strr direct and making with The STOCK caIil-H
- ,rSr yesterday total % ~ cars 70 ne soo a.
-, Civ ana a. St Sheep were scarce ahl
3'a,,s4 81 frm prices lambs ahowed more achEy man
s,s,gav although hardly duo'ahy stronger me prrs
49,, -s,el at The with the exception o. enc ga
~ prd,.rv q, choice lambs sold a. s. SD0Sb ~ pr
.oa' - ~" rroen changed Dressed mutton. 10
~ ~, -. dressed lambs sdhlsc
~ -. ucpb.rsnn Co 2ls Burao lamh- " 10 ave-
ace AZ 81 per 100 n 10 do - H. at - 90 zoo DO o.
10 x az 70 Co.: 9os Michigan and Western lambs
,,,,,,1d, - ~ AZ SO i2i. 2l9 Western do. ~ n al
s osit 300 DO 50 ~ SO ON 24s Mexican DO 81 TO-
a = X wnkerson II. Buffalo lambs. 81 n. at ssia
r. "usrrirr-on. eil Michigan and Western lambs
.ts.di al N A. 50 i2h 2t3 Mexican DO ~ 70 g. ~ ~
"u,m. Mullen: ia3 Duffso iambs 6s ~ q ~ 20 10y
A ~ b. Al IS Is; Ia a. toiaOsd. n q. q u -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rJvsrrool March 70. l;3o p. m.-Exehange: Wheat
e.. All. 10 red Northern spring IS; 40 Ted West
EN- winter. IS "a. cOrnspo, quie American M, mixed
oi.d. Tuiv Re 21d Flour-St. Louis fancy winter DUH
A. Us Cd Hops London-Pacihc Coast dull at - os9
"a IL pAef hrfn extra India 6ss Cd prime mess
5es 81. Pork frm: prime mess. fine Wesern o.: "a
+. 10 10 ~ steady AZ 32s o. Bacon Cumberland cut
3s 10 30 ~ firm nj Bis; short rib ~ 10 "a ID. dull AZ Sls
- cear nildles light 35 80 II. steady at 2as long
clear nddes heavy 10 20 - u. steady at 2ss 81 short
cear hacks 10 20 ~ steady 2ss 81: clear bellies
il n 10 10 steady az 32s shoulders square IL 70 IA 10
steady az 2is ca Iard-Prme Western steady at 2Is
Sensa American finest white ana coored easy 3ss
,raiIow-Prime city firm AZ POS Cd Cot'onseed oil
Liverpool refined steady at lbs 3D. Turpentne-spirts
s,eadv ~ ojs 3D. Rosin--Common steady at IS 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

SoVado ID test 3ikc and o'ssses so test. SIC.
rom the English better. beet
rlns steady at slight advance with March and April
,.vss ~ Us I'D Cane AT London was steady, but with
Ie dong ava quoted lis ID. and fair refining ps I'd
ne local market for refined quiet all day, and
barely steady In tone. No change noted In quota
,ohS which remain on tho basis q 5hc Tor granuatcd
Ne quote. Domnos. cut loaf and cruahed. 5'sc. pow
ueie1 ana coarse powdered. Size granla,d and fire
huated o'sc; coarse ganuated and extra fine granu-
ihteG. Jtc confectlcners granulated. j1sc; cubes,
o loc; NNNN powdered and mould A. 5Sc diamond 4.
90 confectioners A. &c: Nos. and q 4.c; No. 3.
lraoc' No !, 4.c; No 3. 40 ice; No o. !isc: No I.
-i6c' No g. $50; No .. bite; No 10. 4Ac No II.
3-lGc; NJ ~. 4isc: No IT, Lice No H. 4c 40 -.
3 10 Ice: No ID 37.c - " " - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
r,vrppOOL, COTTON MARKET.

I.verrpool March 10. / D. m-cotton. spot. moderate
demand prices unchanged; American mlddling, li-S2i
Tf sales Of the 700 bales, Of which 900
sr ssaculaton and export and included 0IOO American
recepts 1000 bales all American; futures opened quiet
Win a moor demand and closed quiet but steady Amert
can miidllng. m March =, e4dqs lsc+d sellers
Ma Is CAB led buyers: May and June. 1904
buyers. and July. 10 6+n3 Void buyers: July
ma August 3 20 84d sellers; August and September
10 64a3 JG4d buyers september and 0cto6er is.9s
90 Ga sellers November and December 10 Cad buy
as. Ilace.ul.er and Iannary. B l0-0id BUYERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Fish stuyvesant, 20 Title GUARANTEES and Trust
COMPANY n corner Msdi.on-sve ana 18th
~, years. .....s....... observation-disclosures.
Goltshear Lille. 20 Resale Wiener. No lbs East
iO5th-st. > wears. ...................
Gleason. Mary r, 20 Eliza Worthington, Mon
roe-ave 400 II n Of Columbia ave. Ia years.
Green. Cyrus II. 10 Emil poeiger lot iI6. map
portion Hunt estate. Van Nest station. = years.
Evans Henry T. to Jacob Rupert No Pa East
5pth-st, leafehold. demand 80. 49,. -.
1875 Lex!nzton-ave. leasehold. demand. -.
Manron, Mary J and Annie T. to Manhattan Saw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
NEW BUILDINGS.

house. with stores. 25.GxsG.0, Joseph stssmayer.
No 80 East s2d-s,. owner: Charles -t'rmayer,
Dawson 81. 8 800 u ~ isGth 81. for ten two.
story and bssemsnt brick dwellings. SroJ, q y
& Frederick johnson owners: W Dcserson.
Dawson 81. g. 30 Z, q i5G,h St for. tour
three story brick tenement oufes. 2lI5I. 4
Frederick Johnson. owners Dicke'son. ar
vandcrhIlr-ave Is 2J6 n Of C9uverneur -.
August Jacob 40 52T West i.oth ~. owner.
John Hauser. No AL 81 ave architect 80.
brick nathouse, 24cxs45: Andrew Kitchen. 10
o53 Eas, 1921 st. owner. " Dicksrson. a'ch'-
81 st. $ 5. so I, ? Of Avenue d. for two story
frame dwelling. 2oHts n.rnald Amstsr NO ''i
Hsncoct st. s 40 Il n u Columbus ave. for
fou, tive -s,ory frame dwe.llngs 1874 jo.'ph'ne
fs1,'"e s"ss ss 4 h'a II es,s fr ,oa
three story frame Tenement houses. iscHSo'
Niels TOelberg. owner anl architect ........'s'
ALTERATIONS
Cortland. st. No 30. TO a four-siory brick s'os-
age-house. with store. Lydia Aokerinah
owner; Franklin Bayiiss. srchi'"c,
with store. Albert Crane. u No % We'll q.
owner John Hauser Of No l.Iil 81 ave. archi-
Avenue A. n " corner 23d -. 70 two four story
brick tenements: y Koehle,. % No -
Broad st. owner; Fiener & koehier architects;
and offs. 80 estate ate OF n stevens. o. No -
Broadway. owner. B Sr0ok ~ Sons. % NJ pol
Bah st. No 2lJ East. 10 three story and base
ment> brick and stone dwelling, estate = VIII
lam Edgar, ~ No - West lith-st. ownef. VI
Casey. OF No 100 West 3oth Il. architect .......
Water ST. NJ 100. 20 four story brick storage
house: @ salomon. premises owner Wer-
4Gth-st No 81 Wet. to four story brick and
some dwelling; Anna rscord. q No i"' East
229 ~. owner Charles Fox. architect ...-.-.
5Sih ST. No 100 East. 70 a three story brick and
stone tenement. house. with store. HuIda WIZ.
ner. OF No 20 Beekman Place. owner: Il
Movers. u No | Union Square. arcntect....-.
Tcasdsle Place. :. - n . - caldwell ave. %
two story ana basement frame dwelling
houses. Edward Ravan. o. No s31 East 1924 ~.
owner. NJ Garvin archi'~r; ..................
Tsyior-av.. - corner lsith-sr. 20 a two story
and at,ic4rame dwelling house. George Mauer.
premises owner. william Graui architect. eco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

a. 3s ?y H..
qs oi steamer 10 red ~, 49, e.. o sae. 400 so6
brush sT u fsp9F' s. :a%p .'G Se DO On grads
corn nd Gr 'p3i and s %9ns ss s2
receipts 2s677 bush exports cGI 60 stock $50 oss
asss.c Oats QUIET No 2 white, s4G8iac 80 mixed
s3a; Fsc; ns,sbv ots 5s.s S ;'Gs
bush eyR ~ ;isi i ls 2sS
. ssy d' 10 fD'e un Change sugar strong
Butter arm unchanged. Eggs quiet unchanged Cheese
laropr sm receipts. oi Gc :i2os sss
gos = 'Ss @ 's?S S SCR aRh
and sraIrht s. iOas5 50 cornmeal firm Its'es B5
Sasa fellow s:,sg2Ss No S.s a7sf ? Nds
and 3 s.as4sc. Mlfeel quiet bran sprlas 81 win pln-
$40 5o mddngs 81 S0gsiS red a9s $40 imitation
i5c: ladies lac Cheese quiet Northern sgs,c; West
Buf:ao March ie-spring wheat. No hard, 81 oss
No Northern 81 orr winter wheat, 10 red and a3 49,
yS .6 gs s3F 10 e g'' &c s' through 2 billed
No white a.c 40 Whit sSse %2 MIX" Wsc5as
42a4Ic; state. 45eisc. Flour quiet easy.
chicago March l9-The leading futures ranged as
toil5ws:
when, No q opsnns Hisae't I Z: "s C I. cs
May .2osssos ssHass ,ou a 2es 2 St.
ssn.sa ;;;.... 81 81 '0'" 81. 81 an.
oats. No. 2:
M1y 81. a''' 81. as4o: 81 %. 81
"a, H'y ::.,:,. s ss: ss Sss ss:s s:as
I H5 a.: :: -: :Is sI?a 3 G' sII29.
Short ribs. per 100 10:
1 N9y .::::::: S sc e.. SSS 3SSS
Cash quotation. follows Flour duh; Winter
patents as5; s'raghts s. .9as4 o spring sPss an
s tS Sa ie pPs PssS co. 70 G's spring Wheat
& red go.casi ools; No . corn ?s'sa2s No =
b. @9s.a5ie; 10 whit. 3 2sg2'c - re
Sole no 6arcy 50 p atgtS; max lax I'm: * mess pork
f 50 scass d 100 n 50 S Ggi5 ~ n sGSsi
ribs sd s- G sen s. s SUI cus Loaf IS ssna-
ne gss Ef sss ds The
Egg. steady. fresh. 0hc Cheese quiet, sgs'te. ~, q
SG s,a N4 a2 y Go 4 %t5s 9!%
mixed 2o Rye e.sy Ne Bacon @ firm S o. uF Whsksy
frm. 81 ~ Butter dull Sugar quiet Eggs duH' DC
Misankee. ' March lo-wheat dun; No NSr,hsrn 81;
No Northern, 97c. seller May. eoc; July VINc
nominal 4saajoc. Barley lie higher; No = 'S'se'
Mor 81 6a ' 81 ns5fS sS Hss
o patents s. ass 10 s.s cr Rs,sS ass u b ass
Il Six ar' 50 'sS ad s. s siS7 Slf'' a'
Fash March o d sn and sSr 4; NAY hss sa
June nominal Corn steady. 30 mixed March. S'a
A' asa aaa Nay Ne s $as rug ssse
May ana June nominal. Butter steady; fancy Wes stern
s ana g w F1i Egg ss oTs
sugar, saie Su, s'sas bsss coln
cats 5000 shpmeuts-wheat, 900 BUSH corn Soooo'
81 LOUIS. March ie-FTour unchanged Whea,,spoi
higher 80 ~ easa eeaor ssS s5ss s seSiae
10 CorrIspot steady NJ cash. 26tci March, 26A.e
May, o6c bid July 2ssc septemoST 9ea Mach
sT Pot h May 2e f fea Iaiy a.a2 sacked
dairy. odi5c. Eggs steady. sac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

tp7~TON-Co;t0n futures received Nue attention ms
---nr In Iac; total transactions az 202pf Daes ifp.
smallest single days business on re-
rg he session do treulns ieasn
activity Afer opening duiI put sleuy
At a decline OF points prices
s.rgel several points, with the market hnay cas-! a.
ref 1s %. 4G1 points Public and private English canes
.oi OF neglected and future markets al IdVfP'y',
-. ewes the ,ime being directed 10 ceIslopmehts NJ
washington Southern lacked special feature WINE
practically reittraton OF yes
,s~say's reror's Commission houses scarcely mace
traAe although generally believed that large N
yestraent interest being held IN check penang me
settieru,rt Cuban question The continued heaNy
points and only moderate receipts
al Interior anu ports act as restraining influence
element disposed 10 take acvdn-
tage % helpless condition q the market More
attention IS beng paid 20 crop news. bat as yet Few
e mates 80 contemplated acreage are being put out
basis enc for rnddnc uplands and 67sc tOr mid
ton in southern markets mdGng quoted, was as follows;
Norfolk si"ady 5c sales IA bales Memphis steady
%. sales. $50 bales Augusta outlet al lj-loo:
c4.et az 1916 - bales New-Orleans quiet at
lGc. sales tU bales. Mobile quiet 5ssc, sales
30 ba - savannah quiet steady b'tc, GALES So
bales Charleston steady sac advance OF l-lGc:
saes go, ba IS Wilmington steady at 5%c -. Louis
quiet AZ l8c: sales. ijj bales. Mondays receipts at
NeWOrlears were Officially estimated range between
200 and bales against 49, oaj last week 02j last
wear and 1903 In 1876 900 and 100 bales
eSiected to put In appearance at Houston,
pared 94GS las, week lo40 last year and 1893 in
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H. H. Hollis: oo5 Western lanibs 81 70 20 tSG fax
tioaS-p.eaipts 10 cars. l. 706 head. OF whcn LOO
head we're on Slow and lower with the %noe ~
quoted at 81 1894 81 per 100 10 country ''''''' "
changed. -, a.. n, .vor,se a,
4 "a ~.
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ne s,ans,-aal position made Up by TIE Chronicle

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton.
moderate demand sales 700 bales. speculation and
port. 500 American, GOO; receipts 6,OOo, American,
Coo ml1irr uplands II go Futures opened steady,
partially Led decline. Closed quiet, but steady. net
Unchanged i-old decline December January. 2l9D.
March >lSis: March April 3ist.s; April May 3isNo;
MAY June SOB June-July %l91@5; July-AuguE 32tts,
ADJUSTS ptembe- 3l9itb; September October 3l0nO;
October y vember. 3l9i2s. November December 3l9b
Tie o. contract pr IN the local market today
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ings Institution Mott-st. rs II Of
Jeans, Edward. End another to Morris Tnorn-
son and another. trustees. West Brosdwsy'
o. II OF Princes ST. 2 years. '.....'..
Jerk ms, George 20 John conway. q lZNn-N,
40 n 9 Of 4th-ave, demand ...,...... ....;....
Broshe. Edward TO Isabella Horne, = . iS'h-st
lSy n e Of Keily-st. 81 years. ................
Bird. James 90 Charles Act. . 33f-st. LOO n "
Same 70 same, No &3s Hudson 1T. demand
Stedrnan Ernss; q. to Title Guarantee ard Trust
Company No ~ West Jtth-N, years. ......
Wilder Frederick. TO Julia r. Hard - al. .