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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-05-13
RIOTING IN CHINA.

Custom House aud Several Foreign Build.
iuIs Burned At Shashf.
LONDON, May ~. The foreign Office
10 informed that the japanese consul
ate at Shashi, province Of HUI Pei,
China, was burned on Monday last by
rioters, who also burned the custom
house and several foreign buildings.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-05-13
MOVING TO THE FRONT.

Three Regiments OF Cavalry Loavo
Chickamsuga for Tampa.
CH1cKAMAUGA PARK. May 12.-The
orders received during the day at the
headquarters Of General Brooke's pro.
visional army did not have the rush
features. hence only three regiments Of
cavalry left. The orders, however, are
that all troops must 60 to the coast by
the latter part Of the week.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-05-13
Men. of. War ut Bahia.

LONDON, May IA dispatch to
Lloyd's from Bahia, Brazil. says: Two
American men.of-war have putin here.
The cause Of their coming is not
known.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-05-13
Ris Contract for shinrles.

MAR1NErrE. Wis, May ~. - The
Kirby. Dennis company has closed a
contract with the Grand Island Lum'
Der company Of Munising, Mich. for
e75. 900, OOO cedar shinles, to be manu-.
featured during the next five years, at
the rate of 76.0O0,000 q year.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-05-13
Miles Roady to Leave.

WASHINGTON, May IA final de.
cision has been reached BY General
Miles, commanding the army, to leave
Washington for Tampa, Fla, during
tho evening. The special orders on
this subject have been issued.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-05-13
IN ST. NICHOLAS MOLE.

Steamer Navahoe Rsports Sseiog Five
American Warships.
PHILADELPHIA, May lathe steamer
Navahoe, from Port de Paix, reports
that she saw five American men.of.war
in St. Nicholas Mole, Hayti.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-05-13
MERRITT WILL COMMAND.

Likely to Have Ch"rge OF tho Philippine
Expedition.
WASHINGTON, May 10. Tho under
standing here was that Brigadier Gen.
eral Anderson, who has just returned
to California from trip north, was to
command tho Philippine expedition,
but it now looks as if the assignment
had developed larger importance than
originally anticipated and that the
command might be placed in the hands
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-05-13
Moving 10 Snn Francisco.

PORTLAND, Or, May l2.-The FIRST
battalion OF Oregon volunteers lett for
San Francisco on special over the
Southern Pacific ut $3.50 p. M.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-05-13
REFUSED TO OBEY ORDERS.

Soldiers At Naples Would Not Fire ON the
People.
LONDON, May l2.-The Italian colony
in London is greatly excited by the re-
ports from Italy. Various statements
are chronioled in the colony, alleged to
be based upon cipher kilograms. Ac.
cording to one rumor. i Monday night
at Naples regiment fatty refused to
obey orders to fire on the people.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-05-13
Warships Como Eastward.

MADRID, May 12.-An official dis
patch from Havana says: 1.-THE enc
my's squadron has disappeared. Five
warships have gone eastward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
OTHER MARKrTs-DY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March 2s-Busness in cattle active and
S6 s0n% e ,hs numerous droves o ha at cattle moved
or AZ steady prices and owners ~ rat cattle found quick
son,monsst 70 8 so Tor prime cattle the greater
part selling At 81 4oaSJ TO- there being te usual searc,y
81 g to common to best Calves we're In good de-
s. 25a$6 49, commoner grades going for $3.50 Heavy
receipts Of hoss forced prices n~er ana sss wers o az a
81 G0ds3 S. greater part selling at 81 1888 S21
m nS Fa4 past, !" and p sn and ravy Ss. now
eether Todays drop was about l2c IN heavy ana oc ~
ptoe. Cfoce lambs were scarce sold up s. 81
an ~ The commonest lambs sold at 81 90 sheep sold
50 5oas - and yearngs at 81 5o4S' 10 sheep Wen
prices Recepts-Cate 1900 head; hogs. 5000; sheep
cneinna March IS .gs active 50 25.st9' I csTls
c March saiy to i0@ .b Ior.r ss ia
81 % COWS a.d he'fr 81 % 0 =. ami indian
pa ker. and medium SO 5oass CO: lights So to9sa e.
PIGS 81 iOas3 sheen active DC higher sheep 50 s'S
81 LOUIS March 2s-5'a,tle steady. strong and Zoe
se9 c p22T 2 tanf bdsf r tnGSeT steers
under 1000 NJ 7o9s4 90 stockers and feeders 50 o'S
81 10: and he.fers 81 54s+ 90
East Buffalo March IS cate-RecsP,' lSo ears. d A.
mand Tor ali ' Kinds Of good ana prices Tqe1
strong shade hgh GOOD Shipping ping s s,esI sSs
s. 81 light steers 81 26Gs4 d choice iat heters 81 2S9
3 h, hefrs g 1888 10 "a do 9 a 90 Hogs
EeSepis 1875 cars dull and slow and prces lover
on ali grades Good 70 Workers 80 9OIs3 20 .nt
workers. 50 Syd$3 90: mixed packers grades 20 49,
medium gifts 81 r5Qsl: heavy hogs - rougns ," -1g
iambs-Hecepts. 100 Lambs we're lower Dut sneeP
steady lambs choice s. spnS5; far 20 good
s. GOaS5 So yearlings 81 7jSj 10; cus s1aS3 800 hee2
choice to selected wethers NQ{5. mixed snsep N"g
ras, I5ber,y March 2S.-Cattle firm; prime. - 900
e. Is. common SO sG9sl 49, bulls stays and COWS s2g
"a 10 Hogs lower. prime medium weights, - WFNt 10;
heavy workers. 50 e59s4 best light Workers g. qs5 30
nes az 70 quality 80 601S3 30 heavy hogs 81 V9a lo
r9d rouehs So 25Gs3 So 70 fair s. jou3 sheep
o1hoce s. sass common. 50 5Dgsi choice lambs - ~
ST. IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-York. March rs ls9S
COFFEE TIE sensational Developments a. N S,G
today Jailed g. aP7reoaoly arect re- nirs,
either as regards tie Volume Of business or the
cf 9uct.afi rs \ steady undsrtone preNa .let r1tn
starr ~ finish with feature Of TRANSACTIONS tns
huVing of op;cns by prominent locai 80
rrcrsngrd At midday the feeling st steadS on az
dsmond from shorts the close steady AT uhiaasu
prices points higher. Tp'al saIes Iuu.s iirc
sated o 200 bales Including 80 on the opening
lirfl- ii cable 10 cut mOcA nsdIe a. a"
ence Hamburg dull am A SHADE h!slrI .e
steady tending downward. while Rio ano santos W
ra,hsr unsettled. OWING 70 the ccrtnusd ntaNN ho'e
men; 70 The por,s The distribution of coffee IN tns SoL
my was regarded liberal ana erconiageH Inc -"
rsnt The Street msrket Tor spot biaSihan coIee vas
QUIET, bu, about steady. with quo atoms uno nsnseu On
invoice los and - 10, JOIN -
csls Of 40 : RIO \ sale II 80 bags RIG No was re-
rorea lafc n the dav a. 5sc Tns steamer Oine,s a.
New wlth CO.. bags * % ah1 -,to litH
So ire steamer Capua. 370oo bags cleared rom
RIO and Nas1ytn. Win -4'pppp Usss,
Victoria TIE Calico clearer bahia MARI" -
with 1900 bags 49,. .-o,ors.s sur,,r
I've iss, week were 90 49, bags including 10 ovS naes
frrr1 ,s,--Y0rk. against total the previous nreA
g. As t.e. ami 81 Az year shipments Of RIO coz
Zee 10 The United states la't week reactd $3.50 oa-
N3c.or!a 10 the niSeI 49,
.. a., bass Receipts RIO las week wers - w p1s
sga.nst 81 900 the prey - oo h- arsjnst 100 0t5
Receip's a. Santos we're ''Vp 'ass @s@'''S' -'
- nreyous week and 500 year ago
The market spot mild conee wac que sS 20 eo8
teaa'N ar,cso and 100 bass savan!rs. pcys,.
-. Maracaiha. Ss46l2ssc. Cucuto. LNl1N'
,-.ics G. 3i3isc La Guayra G74Gl5c; sayana. 'ql7c
stsYioar CT. 61Gzc Central American '14gLi,' O,-'
r. 35tl-isc: coffee in parchment 3aI'sc Mocha IN
- Ip,5a,c Interior 23G2ii.c. fanciss. 2Sg5lc.
range OF contract prices in the local market to-day
S follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29

COTTON-Deve,opmsnts IN todoys cotton market we're
s.se es A. ne start BON bulls and bears manifested
,e tes,re - 'pe.S. ~ oag,ess On me nr.; cali
Ia marEet ruled fairy steady. with prices go point.
80. W sa,,Ssy pics i,nproved point By point
ho.cye- dlrng forenoon runiors that the political
situation believed IN Washington 10 Re les. threaten
Ing A. II m n,' gan OK gS Ppn 5s ard Rasre
less snort, after TINS hour TIE p was neg VIII ex
cited trades the result OF rpoTt from WASHINGTON
Spain lad practically agreed 70 accept NE ropos',
,tmic@ between the cuu=ns ano sraAaIds ln Octoeer
,sst line the United states rhohlt feei the &c
.inni;,ee rdsantey This sudden change Of troa in ne
Spanish American trouble gave shoris BED scaie ana
net gan q l2alG points from the lowest before
sf,erhooa k na-:e vas verv nervols With trading
ipas" seasaicaal rcrnors were IN creu among
which vas report nat tne senate *o9d never sonsen,
Gee he @s Tha , ss% y w p-es .ho%
,Eg ne gain o. |jl0 points "''ai sales futures were
The temper q lie STOCK make, had sympa:h sc in
reSsd on ~ ana mar 81 ne .,9ss ans rom S
South claimed That cotton t1yers and broker. had be
foreign oonnan~s 20 snip eo.,on in ,sh vessels only
as hey consderea this the Only safs means Of trars
firms The ocs Eschane- resg'i-d IN complete de-
crene ' ~ 80 W1ote'ss .ai he.n rscre re mi.
enn.ry ~ ItSlIrs n 'hpp ns eoto. s enc ~
though more intcrsstlnr pehaps thar q, on time this
season. Preparations we're san 70 he under way for
putting In large acreage all over the cotton bet but
~ sgains; THIS we're claims rom southern Texas that the
recent cold weather had se-.sy damaged cotton 70"
% Of ne srogno and al-, from the Atlantic states
;9si moisture was mrc nee-d ard seriously ~ rat
ins against favorable star. TIE demand iof s?0t
etcn IVES less active al many points alt lsh holders
otnlanded fuL former prices ter the remainder OK fhs
crop hrp.u cesanees ass:n more than eqlsied tori
nFi receipt and promised continue liberal for seN-
sfal days 80 conn a. least business N print cloths IN
H'w-Fnei3rG sad - hanging ire owing T. the
snssned condition q pol'csl natter fgo cotton
Ghe f. mddhnk Jpands and Csc for niddlhs CUT;
nfs were 200 bales IN expert direct shDmeAl south
en- SPOT cotca marbss mdii.rg quoted. we're as iol
lows New ORLEANS staAdy. 100. sa'es 1000 bales
NOBLE fesc) iec. Savannah quiet lec sales j4J
nlssi Cha -ssion qls'. sc ht. wilninsoa steady.
b-e Norfolk sA.c 12l oeies. lalim NOM
al 81 ABEusts qBls; and steady. 3-lsntN partAEy
i-lsc higher. sales !n7 hrNs = louis quiet. 5~c.
he ~Npr movement ,hIs 'as tits season has teen as
'eiloxs:
Grea' Ht,a'n. France. cont,nen,
lotsi to-day ............ e123 - 30
mus Tar this wefk........ 1850 ~ 2'l
lpts since Sept. i.......2 SIS So 72tolT '3a ~"
Receipts Sew-Orleans morrow officially fsil-
mated At 800 TO 500 bses against s,sbi last week
2.0l sst yelf and Sc3p hales is05 Tomorrow re
cfpts a. Houston. estimated - 5000 80 5.2yp 'ales
IN 1855
~. as t'.eEsus .eosivsl '(nauge % day touching
-" '"- as s!siatoa we're ,ss ly<wiFs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29

at - esch .u
Newton Co: l19 State lambs 81 n. at SO 20; pol do
92 10 % PA do clipped 20 NJ at 81 90 200 BuaNlo
do clipped. n. s. 81 81 state sheep. 81 n. AZ
81 So spring lambs at s. each: DO 50 80 each do
Tor SO. 49,
McPhersor & Co: 300 Buffalo lambs ss 70. at Sc 0o
100 do ~ 10. At SO b.
10 at SO 40; % 10 OF ~ at So 40: ~ Do 80 n at
do, So 10. 81 IS state sheep, 1926 10. at
81 so. : bucks lc7 ~ at 81 So q spring lambs at s.
each: do AZ 50 each.
g Judd CO.: 100 lambs 81 10 at 50 rs; iI2 do
IS ~ Sc 49, do ~ ~ at go. 20 do, clipped ~ 10
81 Is. 81 do. clipped 9J n ~ 81. State sheep o'
10 81 30: I buck. 10 n. AZ 81 30.
" Collins: 10 state lambs 80 10 at 50 10: State
sheep. SO n. ~ 81 80. ...
H6Gs-Receip,s two days 81 cars or II sli head IN
clu1irg FOR the market on heavy supplies the
market opened dull and lower prices showing decline
81 fully i5c per 100 H. although the few early sales re-
ported Fridays prices country dressed dul
ar Q6l7c per n for the whole range
Salcs-S Sanders: 90 State hogs. 10 10 average at
81 40 per 100 N; stag. 400 ~ at 81 -
McfhersSn CO.: state hogs 1872 10. at 81 80; stag,
800 D. at So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
81 SAG e ,sc s:T T. 4 ss,S' " ssss w" '

this csang 5 e5 sbs sl
Isde in connecton with IMPROVEMENT In la.a ptoeuf b
s9ssy q buyers Dysn'd much SRanFs 1.'t sl,S.
crude Tos' mills. isSissr '' Pr. I sumner yellow
on summer yellow 2isc: butter sraa., ss{l2Ie prime
American raw. tia42c. Ansrcan boiled 4Ss'4c; Cal
'ua ST &c lard oil eho,cs 'sGt: .S,0r from ou
daon. was more than overcome later IN the Gay ny
cram ana 6s cash asmand ne close va: arm
hoRK-SDul ouo,;d; Mes 50 "ais ~ IIny
SaOssd 81 Mes. n't s Scs AMY ST 5asi IS pak
SSsss extra Pds ' n ~ DSs. oSoed
B@coa. c $50 n 'c leo n Sfs; i4S ~ S' s:,, i9
easier smoking bellies. eIc 10 u. SA.o IL 70. 5'sg
~ P sg hams rf safsy .sy an H aaoed
10; Western green. 10 NJ dI.c; Western r e,,c
LShboEFs's ssd S qaSi.s lss s s@
$500 refined ss +s ana ma. au9ced Sonon seay
qae s%ia't city ~ sds s; Western 4.ss
OCEAN FREiGHrs-rhs marie, for berth freight. was
ILL., sd d H 81 fos E Ss1ss. "a hnT s.
P'fS@'osi .T n'5 1870
Ar 2f3 hb "a s. Ms a tor APPEL
quiet appearance the demand for vessels being .ntsi
cHARrERs r TnS steamer cTc-ie,) 1000 qua
tors sT1n Baitmore to Cork for orders, 3. 49, option
DennarH IS 7sdd3s % April: British steamer. 1900
oats Is 4.d March: British steamer l5Ss tons Pho
Pas a ma Ssn rnaAGn. to An~s
lis. April chartered abroad. Norwegian steamer. 40
tons general hence TO HAVE or Dunkfk b@Tthed
Hlt' steaTS,i igty IONS, R.,on Ioc Bark
469 tons general cargo Boston coast Of Africa.
private terms brig 80 sugar Bahia to north Of
ousy). rosln savannah to RIO GFande 90 SUI; 81 %
schooner 200 tons, lumber Jacksonville 20 Ne"-l orS
shuiee s to New-York 81 .; two .chooner' is2 and
~ IRON 2re o M b II pst2s - 50 sna
nah zoe 5is ton, Goa, baltimore 10 enarleson
so ,v9 schooner. tS 81, ana o cd, s to pts
mouth Csc 53 tons: coal Baltimore to Bath
SOC option Portland s52 Dutch snip lqgS Dds: hapn-
5000 ebIs naphtha. herce - Dyerpooi r. ... -.
0oi hter Gr 9' the MAKE, for rc. continue,
chiefly for me fancy Ios OF Java although the medium
light and forward supplies more or less limited We
eeoie prime To cSos 5asi.e: head sss
Pa,na lids; 90. in bond ?593es;o Japan '"d'A.''
sugar ,dday BID. Of ot SsnTs,I % ..t ;a:d
over pr.viou. figures which wsr. nominay IN fore
Centrifugal rated .c. nueovafo SO test Sec
and mosses susar 50 test Sc Lna2n ssS were
cane ca a'' arg 6 a nn sl3 price.
April beet, 0, I'D Their. was practically no mprcv.-
the can for refined ugas IN the local a. mark, ,.,sy
marx Quotations uncha nsed. We quot; poni-
and S S S.d s1sa s9s 'Sf:'
PETITIONERS GRADUATED Sc; cube 10: XxXX pow:
a a, Sc ' 30. 0s and 4se 20 4ec 30 30
= 4S-ies 10 +,:c ~ ' leo so 40 4,s No "a
LID i 80 Is: ',SS 80 10 s,e quota,
The w99 VIA BAD 1SSn wooi
Official classification. are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool March % 9:5 p. -Exchange-whsa,,
spot. firm. No | rcd Northern spring. ~ I'D No red
Wesern winter, IS Sd. Corn-Spot steady. American
mixed IS 3s.d futures quiet March % 3Ad. May.
IS 2td Jun. 81 2%d Flour 81 Louis fancy winter
dull 0s 81 Hops at London Pacific COAST. dull. FAC
"a los Becf-Extra India "a, prime q.
5Ss nd PORK Arm. prime nng Western els 81
prime mess medium Western iss sd Hams-shcrt cut,
u - ID n. dull 32s. Blcon-Cumberla % 30
~ dun, Boz. short rib. D. TO "a No. duh sos ID long
clear middIes light ~ 10 IS n. steady 29s short clear
steady 2ss Cd Clear bellies II to 10 ~ steady. sas
Shoulders square ~ TO IA 10, steady PAS Lard prime
western dull 2Gs 3D. Cheese American finest white and
eoored. dd; 3ss, Tellow prime city hrm q. ID
tine spirits hrm. 25s "a Rosn. steady 70 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29


ststsseoro o. Been lsss suano shipped to this place
IMAM laet year. Farmers complain OF weather.
I'M county. Tex.Recent cold weather Killed all cotton
which was Just coming up.
Dover Tex-Fsrmers arc preparing land for cotton
indian Tcrrtoryt 10 generally believed that acreage
IN this section will be down this year
Washington. y. C.-Acreage will not vary much from
last year.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahles-Spot cotton
moderate demand: sales 5000 bales speculation and
port 800 bales; American 1000 bales; receipts 1000
haes. American 1000 bales: mlddling uplsnds 1874
Futures opened steady buyers Saturday nights prices
Closed steady net unchanged i-<l2-si advance
cember-January Sl6s: January-Febfuary 3lGs; March
3l8so. March-Apr 3l6i4b: Apr-May. 3I7s. May-Juue.
Bib. Junc-Juy. SiIb JulyAugutt. 3l1iss August
TENDER. s7s september-oc;ob.r a6bs; ocober-Noven-
her. 3i6b; Noveuiher-Dece nher Sies Manchester
Yarns quiet and nrn CLOTHS quiet
The range OF contrac, prices In the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March 2s p. m.-Cotton- Spot moderate
business and prices unchanged American mff ne
5lGd The sales n the day coo bales u which
500 FOR speculation and export and included 100
American. Receipts. 400 bales. all American Futures
opened quiet with Moderate demand and closed steady
American middIing m March lG-5t9S lI-0id. buy
srs. March and April l6-Gia3 i7-did. huyers April
and May i7-Gld sellers, May and June. iT6.d. buy
June and July l7-Gid. buyers. July and August,
lT-6t43 sd seers. August and Septemhar 1864
sellers September and October l6-Gia2 lied sellers
october and NOv-mbcr. G-5id November and
December ic-Gfd. seliers. December and January
lG54t sellers January and February IS 6sd. sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29

MErALs-But little animation "" 81, Gov" "nce. r. most
rar-rert or the metal trade t0-Ha1 ana 49,
ins,sncc. were entirely without change AZ ,,'oaE' ~
go ~ situation was reported n Nfh = ..-u"'
irssn.,c'ions on satisfactory senle A. isburs con
go .rn nth ,ut particular change No deNe pihetl
~. 49, yror,srd combination - pig IRON mar
81 a,nr vs, come 10 Iron warrants on ne or
10 Inv cloeei quiet with spot 70 NIrl so.V
@ - CoFTer ar sas quoted sii Is and ossine sep2
s,1 "a srsl,er closed nrn sp'i Wy. LEAD
:, vas easirr: spot to May slt ZSr ~ - IT,
81 49, no ~ Nav ss 12gss ~ London closing psp9
r. -, he as follows: cWeI' a.,
;5o :, ca and futures no is speer q. Jos , , Iead
iS( "a and futures ics "a 3D. soft FIahli lGs nj
70 90 90 a., G,a,row Scotch iron warrants el0sr' ' -
"a iSssSi.s,oro No foundry. as -
,,or ,ssrs ASr, sYHUPsDea ngs in inotla,sssSrs az
20 srn. proportions loGa'. with city uson bss
81, - s"ai hanl-io-Ir-uth supplies. The "a blg-
hssresd t, little sellers demanding full W. nnce.
s r.s',c't,c tjrehases 20 imne1a'e nrels ,ag1Go
W, oriesns crnirifuss common, SAL Hc, comm n
5saae fsir 2Iq2sc got esa.-,e prime; cannon ioai2c
SDa59c. Porto rio, 2Ga3j" Syrups 60 e,ncy 2i4sjc
al, iss7isc no a. iGai-c. prime is'T ,t IN ,he
NAVAL, sToREs-Tbefc was Ius senseryaiiye in new
,.,r., ~ DIV although sellers were ,r,s rppntlne
~ he small stocks particularly, o. maintained We
aase. Tar regulars 81 CO: ci Dp,s sb,s's 59sa5sHr.
rps.n &C n,nDn ~ good strained. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore March 2sF1ovr dull; Western super 81 20
asa TO- do extra SO 3jGS4; DO family, 81 39ds4 co. win
ter wheat patent ST. jGS spring d. s. 2JpSo 90 spring
wheat straight. $685. To- receipts 4633 bbls exports
es sc: April 0sisa9sssc. May. 99Q9oi.c: steamer No
red. 04s,q9jc receipts. ssO42 bush; exports Uooyo
e5gs9c do grade. o. ga' Corn FIRM sP95 ana
month 33s933.c April 80. Q33≻ May, 33h c.
mixed, 30 U@.'tc receipts, lJ-H5o push eA-
ports l5I 2,G: stock 2o9533 sales ooo; sou'neTn
No white. 33g34c; 10 mixed, $9..a32%c; receipts:
II S2s BUSH exports. 1900 stock. 225 Rye quiet
80 near5 a553 70 Wss'srn =, sg So H Ts
dull: choice timothy. $40 jOG$3. Grain reights very
quiet demand nat steam to Liverpool per oIsh 3-.e
May Cork for orders per quarter 5s pa Ms ao
Butter steady. fancy creamery, l9a2Oc do imitation ig
lSc laiie i5 good lsile, l3al4c store packed 100
l2c Eggs firm fresh. osc. Cheese STEADY fancy New
York % large 0i.d0iac do 81 medium. sisGoc do 70
small. lOi.alOi,c
Boston, March 2S.-Produce market: Flour steady: re-
cepts. 3G7J Nbs. spring pafent9 50 6Jaso ~ sPrl
clears ana 81 8ogs55o winter patents s'as, g.
7o77ic per bush. 81 G5asi 70 per Dbl Corn quiet re-
eeipts. 1659s bush steamer Yellow go no
$50; Nos and g. 34a34lo mlfeed guie' bran sprins
si5 winter SIG midilngs, si+ 5ogSi6 oo Red Dog n0ur
SIC 80.
Bga sa MA: T harp q o No sa'
81 o. new. 81 o. No Northern ST. Winter wheat Easy
30 2 red. 9sc No white &c c9rnMLlsht receipts
yellow SIC; No corn S3c; 40 corn 33ac. Oats
Dun and easy No 2 white 30isc; No white Doc No
mixed Is &C. HarePot erm; fancy f.S .i,f
state. 44di6c. Rye dull; No in store &c ssk Sc
Flour firm and Light trade: best patents spring - 20
50 so; bakers straight sP'!rs 500 no. * gsass se
To,nn,s winter s. 25I S5 50 ow-grade winter So J09
ss Gj. graham best. ss3OGst rs
Chicago March csThe leading futures ranged as fol-
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feaoing AoteIs and Restaurants.
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This lie, appears every Sunday Tuesday and Thursdsv
WHERE TO DINE.
For Information circulars etc. Of any Hotel % Rsstao-
rant below call address tssnd Stang,
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
63 Fifth-ave.. New-York.
Ale. means A 10 Carte; Tdh., Table dHots Dinnos

DELMONICO'S. .S,h-sve. cor. 3ssh-st. 10 sastA
RESTAURANT MARTJN............Alc Ale, Tdh., YLD
UNIVERSITY PLACE AND 9TH STREET.
BREvOORT HOusc)s Ave. st. Ale. Tdh. TN
BREvOORT House Finely equipped restaurant
BREvCORT House Unexcelei Tdh.. concer, Sundays
LEON FLOCRET shave Sisth Ale. Tdh.. 81 % .Ausc)
CAZZO. .sctn-st. 4 Tdh.. 81 cOrchestra)
THE MAhLBOROUGH.......B way SIth-st Ala
Tdh. breakfast Soc: lunch. &c.: dinner. u
sHANLEY's. b way +2d ST. } A Ia carte Dinnefs
sHANLEy'S. .Bway e. 20th-st. After Theatre suppsf2
sHANLEY's. Gfh-ave & Dds. Full Orchestra
MOUQIIN's. 80 Ann-s.. $40 Futon-st A Ia carte
MOUQUIN'S. iKnicxereocker Cottage. stb-avs q 2StA
NOVQtIN's. )Foreign wines a specially. Open O. n
ZANGHERPs. ...i II r. ?2a-st Tdh.. 81. with w!ns.
NETNOPOLGTAN REST Bway 9th Ale. Tdh..1sA
CAFE BOULEVARD. ..... .is6 2d-svs Gypsy Band.
LJCHOW's GERMAN REsTAlRANTIioE iHh-s-
LANTELME. 40 Union So. East. Ale. Tdh. ~
HOTEL MINOT. .I26th-st sh-ay Ale. Tdh.. 500.
PEPPER'S...........34 East ith-st. Tth. and Ale.
ST. NICHOLAS Hotel. 81 wsy,afi Wash.P. Ale.
NEW YORK HOTEL. .eS Broadway. Tth. 900
JACQCIN'S. W. .e,h-st Ale. Tdn. SIC.
HOTEL VIENNA. I07 W. ATTEST. Tdh. with wins) coc
AGASSIS Rest. .l3th-st. University Pl Ale Tth.. 800.
NEW STAR I03 ". 2Jth-st. & AS 6th-ave Tdh. 60u.
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Rlo-cof'ce market pulct - no. 1872. Exchange.
sll6i Receipts. - 900 bags Cleared Tor the United
state. 6C) bags Cleared for Europe 5000 bags stock
o3s 90 bags
- .,....,csi ,os,,io, n, pra,u coNA. Is ss follows
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FOEEIGN COFFEE MARKEIS.---anios . No't- Ill
k., steaav Good santos $500 Receipts two
ssvs9 LOO bags stock. G77.or0 bags Hamburs.
Conee market opened UNCHANGED 4; 2.So p M net
NE market opened steady UNCHANGED 70 !. franc
owar At II M QUIET and unchanged At 3 p NJ
steady /. franc lower. Al go p m, steady aga