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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25

and extra fine graduated, 5Lc corfectoners granula
Cd 5sc: cubes 5-isc: XXXX powdered and mould A.
3fsci diamond a. 5isc confess A. &c: and
:, 40. No B. li-0c No ssc: No ;. e-l6c; No y,
4,sc; No l. 7-lGc; No :. 4tc. No o 5-lGr; " ~.
sc: No II. 43-Gc No H. 4i.c No 49, Lice. No IA.
g ~ H. lj-6c No 10. 37sc
TIE WOOL EXCHANGE REPORT.-Th- Wool Ex-
change gives the following resume OF the market; In
wool circles the demand shows slight ascension
ceni to Ieleve the market OF that air Of pronounced
duness which has pre.aied since the opening Of tn"
month Prices showed Improvement but there has
been occasional lots % wool offered favorable
To the buyer. Notwithstanding this there is under
current - scaiiness IN the price situation that has been
ie ,flef support In the market These are principally
i,nHNr. IN the statistical position Of wool here and
ABROAD and not current business Manufacturers are
no. d@posei to increase their stocks OF WOOL as the
situation in the goods Is Incentive toward
purchases ~ any quantity. In the abs nee u trai'nS
~" pGt'e situation continues purely nominal basis
Ih'r" - practically demand tor neeces and open
Gtodt ms unchanged Sales 81 Territory show come
sbnt improvement results for the week previous
fof me medium Territory Acc is not considered ow
price FOR clean wool. While &c Is occasionally asked
cent o. two Is obtained for desirable grades
sheeps back than TIE week ago. Buyers
cVdenty Ind sellers sim IN their warrant
'I<uinindtuE dcais. There sales q
reported with 41c and 4Gc quoted for clean woods. In
CdNofnia and Oregon woods business has been OF per
iGncory character Both secured and pulled woods are
dul In foreign woods sa.cs have been small and unim-
poriant Australian growths still retain their former
OF the foreign market keeps values we'll maintained
'Ii"' WOODS axe generally quiet at unchanged price,.
uIFct quotations O pulled woJls tscOui ed based on
Wool Exchange Official classification follows:
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arr.yes uu.lAio yJS l.. Day
coaches Cas- DInns service. Meas -
caIte Connects al Bu.tAV nIth through s.eepers 10
.i3:SO, loo p. NJ. daily for EAsTON. MAUCH
CHUNK. WILk ESBAERE. SCRANTON Cweek days..
PJTTSION ana branches Chair Car to Miucn Chunk
s,;.o 1910 T.. y. caiy. except sunday, for WILKES
BAREE pITTSrON. SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate stations fc- ~! Joints coal
g!ons Pullman Buffet Par.or C,i 70 Wlkesoarre.
$3.50, 30 p VI. daily, except sunday. for MACCH
CYiEK and intermediate stations. Chair car 10 Eston
400, S:15 p II. Sundays oaly) for NACCH CHUNK
- 20, U:iO p. n. daily excep, Sunday. for EAsToN
.,1 ~ ,nclpal intermediate stations.
@':'o $3.50. ZOO P 81 daily for ,CFFAIo NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper yestibuls
srsin = to chisasO sleepers to Runao and Toronto
$40, 800 T. NJ da.ij. except sunday. e piping only
MATCH CHUNK .AYRE. GENEVA, kOCHESTER,
RHTAVIA BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
So. Buffalo but s.eepng-car passengers carried Nc
ss:5O o:ON p NJ d,iy Tor wlIlFSBARRE. IrH-
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper to ithaca
AddItlonal local trains daily except sunday Tor SOUTH
leave a. follows: IS 20 80 .lo2o 1850 300 10 80
sundays only A. NJ. '2:c0. 23o. '43o $40 and 800
$40 p NJ -. -. -.
T,ckets and Pullman accommodation. at il3 26l pa
s,5 o., .2o3 Broadway, RI r iih St. 1856 i25,4
81, ,o7 Rowery n. Y; $50 Fulton St. Court ST.. -
Broaevav. nd BROOKLYN ArneN Brooklyn -
hotel or residence throurh'to destination
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago March 2A-There was a fairly active demand
Tor cattle IN to-days market. The light supply 300
head p:eve ~ any " S11 frSey he fuS Of cattle
COINS - ioa$5. common dressed boz steers 81 wy
ockers ard feeders - l54St -. Gamers q ton>,,
hefere choice - primo ?pds4 20. calves prime. 50 80
gS5 90 Liberal receipts q hes Saus"t arsns I'M, q Ia &C.
asa The hulk going 81 s-as5 % LiFh,-weight g1ol
hogs Yrelouinatei Far - choice hogs sold AZ - |
common T. ch5co % 1888 93 common t. good 81 ~
s39o pig So 9)as3 *. PRICE, ruled strong lor hoth
wanted az s. 5aGsi - for common Prime sales bong
mad larsey - ioGs4 %: ycarns sheer We aciiys
solI M s. - srrrr lambs quoted at s. Receipts
ca,,le Q 500 hcrs o eco. sheep. - coo caves 500
Cincinnati Nah 4Ilogs astiVe - -,7st 56
Fast Pufrlo Mach 24.-cat,ie-The receipts OF sale
Ma'k.t ala, .,ssy workers. go to e5oics 81 ?g
mn - choice 90 - 90 sheep and i-a1hs-l't.eiRs
% cars Market firm Iarhs .hoee 20 eStrai -, :" o'%
sei,o,yethcrs 9ods5. cul!s common 81 1p4S9 -
East Liberty Penn. Marcl p Cetile-Steady prime
scasi 10 Hos'-tcye ard higher pri nn , i,e' HIT
81 20Gs4 25 ho7 heavy yorkors - 39st ~ far e. ~
workers. - o'S 10 tcayy % boss s. IogSt , pT ro - 80
50 5odt3 shec7-Frm; choice s. NaSo common ~ %
Isl .hce limbs s. So $3.50 f? IN 70 so'' ''0'
Tt3nsas NV March 2i-Cattie active and shade higher
dress steers 50 G5dS3 ~ cows and hei,ers - wy
s. 81 fancy hesrs 81 stocors ana feeders SO oo'sSo y
bui 81 1JGSl Southern steers. SASS 81 cows s. 500
81 - Hogs steady - lower HIGHT 81 "odx3 ,o ONE
grades 50 I4S2 81 Sheep strong. muttons 81 Ng5f 90
ISrl- March 2,-Ca,tle steady; fair fancy native
rn1 and export steers 81 50Q:5 70 dressed beet and
b.,bc.s' steers s. 3oGS. under 1000 n 50 GodS4 G5
$780, and .eelcr. 81 5Odsi So and heIfes. SEA
s. 90 Texas .1d 30 nq1 =, ss SIS - YS ok 9ws S
ne 81 = as 80. butchers 81 ooGs3 ~ Sheep
steady. native muttons. Sig$i co. lambs. sjgS5 20.
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN H. H.
Stations In New York foot of barclay
and Christopher Streets.
yESTI!IULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route to NtNAKh. BI.OOMfIELD MONTtLAIK
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsviile. basknS
Rldge MaIl-.n. Iolrs.O"n. lAssd.e PATERSON bon
,on Dover. sttntnv-. NENlON. BUILDS l,Aht
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackeitstown, sChOOLEf )
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHlLLlPSBUkG. .EAS-
tain. SCRANTON. PlrrsToN. WIkkESBARRE
NANrICOKE DANvILLE. NORTH MBERlANn
Montr5se BiNGHAMrON. OXFORD. NORWICH
Waters!l.e. UTICA. RlCuFrELD SPRINGS Cortland
SYRACt-, OSWEGO. ITHACA. ON EGO. ELMlRA
CORNING BATH. DANNIILE BIFFAIO and all
noatr WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL Stops at principal
1890 A. M.-ccafs Can. BLTFALo. SCRANTON, BING-
PitTlFIELD SPRINGS. YEACUSE. and oSWEGo
EXTKESS Pullman Parnce Cars Connecting at
Hu.faio with trains for Chicago and points West.
100 p M-SCRANTON. WILKE5BARRE and ELMIRA
400 p M-S('RANTON WIIKESBARRE AND PLYM-
OJ'TIi EMPRESS Pullman Buffet parlor Car:
TOO p n (Dauy)-Chioaso Vestbued Limited Express
" for SCRANTON IHNGHANTON. ELMIRA BUF-
FAI.o Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-iorx to
Chicago Dining Car ives, 81 Bnnao.
SCRANTON BINGIIAMTON. ELMIRA BATH. Mt
MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving N buffalo y "
O. 40 p NJ ,Ddiiv)--Bt'FFATO. ECEANTON. BINGHAM
TON OWFGO ITHACA. EI.MTRA. SYRACUSE.
UTICA and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
ri9FRrs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a,
Henry Gaze & Sons Limited. Ii3 Broadway. IA Park
stations II 4th-avs i2h-st: 81 West l25th-s c35
Counbus-ave New-YorI; 3ss and 1876 Fulton 81. and
lO5 broadway. brooklyn Timetables giving full infor-
ma ton all stations
WESTCOTT FXPRFSS COMPANY Will call for and
check baggage hotel residence To destination
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March % 3:i5 p. m.--Exchanse-wheat.
sr-r dl: NJ red Northern spring. Is md; No red
Western winter s I'd CornISpo, steady. American
tniy.d new a. steady March. Be 37sd May.
q I'D July Sc pad. Fl0ur-St Louis fancy winter.
iulI IS %. HopsAt London Pacnc coasD dull. fiQfi
lcs Eec-F1nu. extra India mess dSs I'd. prime Mess
6,s Od Pork-Firm. prime mess. fine Western. SIS 81
rruc mess medium Western. ass 81 Hams-Short cut.
IA 10 III ID dull 32s. Bacon-Culnberand cut. IS TO 80
n, steady 3Os rib 20 70 "A 10. dull a0s di long
clear m.dcIes light 81 10 IS 10 steady 2gs long clear
middles heavy 20 ~ n steady 2Ss 6j. short clear
backs lis to Is 10 steady 2ss % clear bellies. Ia TO &c
N steady 32s Sh1uldcrs-SquaTe. II 10 IA No. steady
2ls Iard-Irlme Western dull 2ds % Gheese-Amcr-
team finest white ana c0Orei dull. ass. Tao1-Prims
civ frn 20s 81 Cottonseed olLyerpol refined steady
lis 81 Tupen; ne-ap.fits steady. as Cd. RosinCom-
tad A.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKErs

Liverpool. March "a I .. m.-Coton-Spot. moderate
demand prices lower, American mddng fair, % 32I:
good mlddl.ng 1924. American mlddlng 5-l6d low
uidting 3 3-iGd. good ordinary l-32d. ordinary.
y 32d The OF the day $500 bales Of which
400 we're for speculation and and included 400
American Recepta. iGopo bales. including 300 Amer
ican Futures OPENED quiet with moderate demand and
closed quiet. American middng J. m March 3 i6-G4g
Il d4i seller: March and April. l6afd3 l7-G4i cell
crs' Anil and May. lG-Gig3 i7-Gii buyers: May and
jane l1-Gid sellers June and July. , l7-6Ad buyers.
Iulv and August lT-Gsa3 lsGid sellers August and
september II 64G3 ~ GA sellers September and DC
tober II-64a3 is44d sellers. october and November
a iT-G4I3 1904 sellers, November and December
i7-G4d buyers December and January II cd buyers
January and February. lI-6id buyers.
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscripti rs for The Tribune
y received their Uptown once No. l242 Broadway
"a door north Of 3lst until o'clock p. advertise
mens received tho following branch ofces at regular
Office rates Until o'clock viz. 2i Sth-ave.. s. e.
cor 2}i-s il2 9th i2th-s Macy's, 6tn-ave
and iith-st.: Columbus ave- near West Goth St. lOo
Wsa l2d near 6h-ave.: % East iitt-sf,. 211 West
toist be ecn eth $50 Fast 47th-st &3S
betvo n 1905 81
6isf-st 75S LIT ave. soth-st GO slave near
Bleecker-st 100 Heecker-st;
COS 3d-aye go East 7thst 92l 3dave 26e2 3d-ave
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
II ATI7oAD.

'HoTs iSs 81 S1S ESQ
Streets Is MINUTES LATER than that given 0e0~ '''
x. " TS$r MAipalm,n runss p Pslor c.: ;s
S Sc" FAT Isl
ION re SS cSs p9ss md
40 2. St. CHICAGO AND 81 LOUIS E TSp,
$50 T''i' W Ne f3f2"" SS':ss Cleveland,
1 S'i:0 w. FE 9h f.R ES Pitts
r. c'I M "" fHcI IPa1""fRs r,s1rr and
j. VI 'S NAIL '' ASp ,' r p':
ssspios Car New York to Al,oonas Ess, %o coaches
WASHINGTON AND TnH s0tIh. 80
sc n ,S inns SlT ar 1so and Dnas
.s S D suos. car 80 op 1928 s.F m 80
nal Linn. arior AMI Dining Gsts,' ~ 'DA"'
so S"T iPinE S9F sS n %
ATIaTTiy coz tss[s: ~ po4da o' spsa
NJ. week days. Express go a m. and 81" ~
f6F GS ASEA s 9q RAh Ky N S'
Af rtttiS' FRS .: s. 40:
CAPE MaY~I2o p M weekdays Desbros'e' ana c0rs-
lse' n s[i;' r.e9 srn4ey
a., I'll; , fsS
go 700 10 so $50 20 % so pc.na. rimu:r' ~
Onirg Carr so ITO 70 20 $50 - ~ ~, -.
Carl 40 $50 p. N II o. might, suneaS' 10 80
20 20 30 NIniltsf,. 90. ~ :" n m -"
Dining carr $50 t2o DINING Can, 50 Dining carr
re, " scs. SG. aa @ ;ns ssi
Broadway; Aston House West Twenty-th stres,
and ~ Deshrosses nrf or, anI'
Streets Court stree, SEQ Fulton Street oS Hros
and Prookivn Annex Station Brooklyn: station !c'sey
CITY The View York Transfer Company WI car l1t
and baggage from hotels and rrsidehees '"'ou<"
rs,epr0r4 .ie7i Eighteenth Street. for Pennsyivsnts
E n mYrrcrI>-crx T. r WOOD
. ~ ~ co,,r,i Ma,o,s, General Agent.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New York. Whitehall rsrsn.nA south sssss ~aa
t4et " Liberty Direct
.Daily. tExcept sunday. ssundays
CHICAGO. '4.3O q. H.. s2VV snd ~ - night
PITTsBuRG 'A.S0 a. las y. m t200 .. -
slai6 night ttso q. N: Liberty Of. only,
CiNCiNNATI st. LOUIS. 100 =. NJ. sSoS p. m
WAsiIiNGrON BALTIMoRE ti:sa '!1;U .pinssl
f.SO d m ,Dner) 900 ,Dlner). "a tDlnsrD. 'Ass
Unsr. IS SIS .. and 'i2 Is might
NEW ORLEANS Through sieeper). ISIS 900 -
An trains are Illuminated with Pntrch Light.
Ofhces: lie, iI2 26l. &3% llto Bdwsy 81 iNh-ses
m Bowsry H. VI ssS. StS Fulton-ss Brooklyn; White
is Termina Baggage checked from hots % rssidsnss
= lsstanAhos.
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WEST SHORE RR

Trains leave ga Station. n. T.. tollows and
IS m. earlier .rom foot of Franklin ST.:
1O,I5 \. NJ Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse Rochss-
ter Buffalo Niagara Fslis. Fort Wayne Toledo. Cleve
land and Chicago.
G,OO p NJ Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica, Syrs-
Rochester PuNalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto De-
troit Cleveland Chicago and 81, Louis.
6uH + Daily Tor albany. Utica. syracuse. Rochee.
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis.
Time tables principal hotels and Offices
G. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt AVG. Kew York
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ccpts OF hay and reported IN tons A. noon s
Produce Exchange Hudson River ialIfohu.
100: Erie 400 Pennsylvania So Delaware IAckawann n
90: West shore. so: ISehigh 'sney' o..
Contra New-Jersey 20. river boats o. 'o'a' i''"
Receipts OF straw. 80 tons.
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lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

saiions foo, OK West sd penn. R. k) Cortandt or
Deso-osses /
Indicates time from West 2]I -. Other figures show
time from Cortlandt T. Desprosses 81
'd.10. $40 A. NJ. daily sunday '6:43. A. M FOR
EASTON and intermediate stations.
- 800. S;I5 4. II daily for WILKESBARRE. sCRAS-
TON week days. ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,
BUFFALO, MA iARA FALLS aal the West and princi-
pal points. dining and chair car 10 Buffalo
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite cUai used exe.us!,eiy.
-Four uaeAs. Automatic Block Signals
sta.tons IL Kew lol-. GOT .. loe.', ).
Trains leave ioot Of Liberty. ST.
fss j f sda a. -: :s s
{; 90 TO- Eastcn.p a. NJ 100 $50 600 P NJ o.,o
.EOr w!kessArre p:'on "a ana Scranton 80" ''io A.
For Reading ana HARRISBURG 400 40 500 s:iH
ssegs 90 t; i i.sd 2e9 200 No. t. H:ai
s d saP 500 a. H. i q = e ks'd'so No. o
FOR ,,o.:c Ab bklsaH 6 EHsTE GROVE. &c,
ces: and B psn .oSSh P t;Ssas
S Sss 1 RI n: *: 's' 80 s e 3:
a0:ii' REQ Bank S S9,f| iEA X .,%s 3 u
oniyI ?: n Sundays: lois A. NJ ~, n.,,.s,, 40
SO Ts nS'. 40 sfy"fa4' eaS ana Ois
For Atlantic City. vne.and and brdse'0n 'So A. NJ
sc MS n FL: ~, s';sr's'' 49, $50 '''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AMI WASHING
Wee. , a Sa is IS ea mot SUM- N:
Ss.ax e. 70 &c GO 2 Dhs Gs Nj
~ rs!.S}1nt 81: q; s; ST.
,oiS ssf io 49, io4s H. q 'o s?' IS s
..ss Is. rs 5 5$ -: :Ss lis s$s s5s 7 ;o s
SIS; rs, 70 IS! IS" s?s coo So "a, So; 90 SsS
Il T. q e.; ~ isss a.
:7s IVES, i2sth ST. 81 coiHmba, Az. New York:
Cv, @ n. S9H 3Or% + a sl d eS.es
Baggage from hotel. or residences TO destination
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h e4oao, we're as tsT. Fl ToaF ,S SS s %ssH
~ i26hc; " whre. 3ig$ii:c no whiie 27t
G2sa.c No rye 4>-sc; " : barley. "i!t5c. 10
mes pork per Dt So c. $50 o7. lard per 100 n 81 go
$ 97s. short ribs SIDES bose 81 -: 1*s 10; Dry
sailed shoulders ,boxeD 4aat',c: short clear sides
0oxeD s. 25u>J 40 whisSey. dstilers finished goods
per ga, 81 9i. on me Produce Exchange today the
butter market nrm. creamery. i3isQlsc dairies
ai.c
Cincinnati March 24.-Flour easy. Wheat easy; 10 .
red &c corn steady: No mixed 3lg"l,.c' Oats nrm
suear easy Fees easy nower, $40. Cheese steady.
milwaukee, March 24Wheat full: No ! Northern. 81
No . Northern. 97lsc; May, "'tc; July ed.c rye 40
lover No !. 49,. l5Oc. Barley steady NO +oHc' Fam
pies. 3Sa Sc
Nianeapol.s March 2i-wheat weak: March. e5Ec
MAJ Glsc, July 9llsc No ! lard 9sAsc. No Northern
96'sc.
ado. March and Apri GSN q9sl4c; May and June nom
inai corn l.c lower. NJ mixed. March. SSsg33'sc
April and May. 81 ,G3ic: June nominal oats-No 2
white March 33133'.c. April. May and June nominal.
Butter steady. fancy Westrrn creamery, ~ 90 prhts
2c. Esss steady; fresh nearby loc o. weston lo1c
cPory-i te.rints-fT .ur 900 bb- and 5000 sacks
wheat IL coo bush LOB 900 bush oats 1900 bush
shipments Wheat 200 BUSH conn., 2l3oOO BUSH oats,
2C5 90" bush
St Louis. March 2i-Frour slow and easier. patents
81 7Of$i ~. s'raghts; 81 Soa 81 40 clear siast 70
elevator Do b,d: track 97a.c. March 97c May 0sAc
July 777sG7sc, No hard. cash g2c Carn-Spo, lower
40 2 cash. 26ssc; March, 2d'ac May 2d1N26t.e July
cas- 2Gi.s: t5ssk sa2Sl, March. sS.e; MAY. 2s:o
creamery l5Q lol.c, dairy. 9al5c Eggs SIC
Toledo. March 2iwheat lower weak No cash and
May 9G,.c Corn aeuve easier, NO %, mixed 2o'.c
No . cash 5O4c Clover seed dull steady: prime cash.
March and April. 81 30. Oh unchanged.
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tsl.nr - ~ a.tA!-En0rts sell nour whehtr In
~ ybar 81 .f considerable llss only sIcccss-
hNed 1890 concessions from recent prices al
I'VE So insfNni cl1sed weak and somewhat
o. q "t paisn's - 1895 -: winter sraehts 81 80
r. VI 4, istenir - aoNS5 -. spring clears 81 3J4
1nqs3 81. w yer ~ !oliSi 10. extra 40 ? winter.
t.riy h.,d. ~ Rrsle 81 5Gffsi - ....RYE FLOUR
.-si, s'ss' 20 Sbs. e. S5Q$3 .. ..... CORNMEAL
StgNE a. ifiet. - O5Qs2 H. az brand ...
,,srts GsS7 hns white, SO; fine gelow. 75GSoc;
'-.ies In buft ,,s4itED-sieady 90 90 and 70 10
'~' '"5eoc. spring bulk. 7O4 1oc: mi6dinS
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q ailroabs.
..AMeRioA's oRsArzsT RAiIRolo''
NETWORK
CENTRAL
- & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
the FOUR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

All through trains stop a, Albany Utica. syra6"~
esys Grand central satS% as 45 tos es"ou. EN-
90" FIRE STATE EXPRESS LIMITED. Tastes.
Train h. w.Td Dy. Baa3 -; p M ~ M s5an
SD i A. Mast NAL. Dsily-For p2u.hk.eDssi:;
1906 A. M1 a8e sIfoRE LIMITED. Dany.at-
nm. hour train to Chc"So VIA M MlI. ao NJ
Chicago 900 A.. NJ. Sleeping and drawing room cH''
1890 A. M-pAY EXPRESS except SUNDAY ,yor, s sos
Albany. Syracuse. Buffalo and all Important
LOO 2 sol IHWN'EssrERx LIMITED and CHI
,cAdo SPECIAL paiy.F9r c Columbus '''n
$50 p. M~TRoY AND ALBANY sPEciAL .s e1cs3t
- srndsy-For Garrison twest Pono' rous"Ne'
800 H''l M ina SHORE LIMITED DaGyTa..
cev~ 4T 'r 7. 70 To E ioo5 " hcaso
t1Da 81 5 tn; a1 'o sns foedo io st. a.
n o DE ioS Sleeping and 1Tawos 5o9T eff ony
asara Falls Cleveland. Toledo Detroit, Chicago
6.:5 e" ShT Fl !SS EMPRESS D,.y-Fo. TOY.
piattss,rg 1ur! nston Montreal and except SAT
100 TbrFT2 srEcIA D,, ~ P8sh: M'n-
Bunao. Nlssara Fan, and Toronio
900 M-sPECiAL LIMITED NAIL. Dail ny. sleep
Ry.; via Lyon. and ,or Rooster Buffalo. Glove
o3 M .nsGl' 1S' f $, ' p.rr ox.se
c.vcI pe vncn oynsre nafao Earara Fa y;
c,or vincent '' '"G ne 'J aasu- an -oai
1910 MssMipNGHr EXPRESS ,,I Eysry ch nisss
, except sunday nights sunday nights S"0As'
o,n :. IIsFr;EM DIVISION sn.,,v ;.
PI,,sdea and me BERKSHIRE His sundays only. at
wsfnef Palace Car. on al through trains
T T2as sT2 woro Tr rnssH +i LET Central Station
~ 90? 81 R,oadvsy 2 Eas, ar st. s.2 Br0s s,,SI
ana lssth S. station NcYorE rs and 72s Fulton ST.
and 4ee %s Bs''aSaS ~ HG k Tor xswYos
Central cah seyice Rage chsca rom hotel or resi-
d' 5on% y Ne r oT, N''t croRcr DANIELS.
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From The Boston Herald

From The Boston Herald.
One OF the sights IN Hlnsdale. N. H. last week
was that of a prominent resident standing In the
mill pond with the water up around his waist
fishing for MS pet reyhound with an iron rake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25

Foreign c,nee markets Saofos--Oo IIaihft DAf''
- oTs-ase santos 5000 receipts - 600 bags sock.
;e 90 haze Hamhurg Coffee ma.ket opened unc hanged
a. $50 : H. net unchanged. sales. 1900 bags Hayre-
C1Tee market opened barely steady and unchansed AZ
70 W dan and unchanged. a. m barely s'eacy and
f,ns4a closed net changed total sales. 1900 bags
-, e. ?, Julv .................. "a 90
$50. ~ az August ............... "a 25
-. 22 20 september ............. "a 30
80, 32 Il october ............... 81 80
c. Pr :. November ............ "a -
-. RI * December ............. So %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25

r1rr,1N-To-day's market for cotton futures lacked
,---9,. new feature fluctuations being marrow 4hu
r-cs w..hau; marked tendency way or the othef.
News = al! xmas relating 70 the Cuban situation was
.r-- received and discussion throughout ne Gay was
eg-- over almost entirely y the Spdnlsl-Ahrr4eaH
trouble Trading good part represented ne evening up
q. standing ctlrc;ions IN ANTICIPATION of ne puUc"
tlo- z tie Maine H0ari 70 Inquiry report At the start
p-es IT. e. VI l42 points Ngh' covering ana to0e
fore buying. bur hy midday ne advance .4 hel SUP
Jae. h ISIS 81 o. points under !quldaioil OF Na4
sfee, weak long accounts. brought olt ~ sehsa
,ous Wax reported 70 have originated IN wash
ingoa B.sluess conducted on narrow lines IN the
afternoon the make finally sieaiy at net gain
o. lc2 points. Total sales futures were lVONV bales
E.gsa cables i"l as favorable. considering
% market yesterday afternoon Nhe
,o receipts 900 bales wc.e regarded as Light The
expo, movement. the ether hand. showed an abrupt
falling r. to-eays oi"ar.nces reaching but go baie
compared with q so bales yestel day and 48llI bales
tie day Exporters were said 20 be taxing less
markets but holders were conservatiVe
All .te staple Was being pressed for sale. The local
49, closed quie: unchanged prices on the basis
O. lC ~ n diins Lplan - and 65-lGc for mtddIing
szns CAV ias' year Sales l-ij bales, Of which 100
ssl1eTs southern SPOT markets. u!tGnG quoted were
NOBLE SIC sales 200 tales. savannah quiet al
Sns saes. 5oi tales Chmlrs'on STEADY at 5esc. W.
itfroa t,m a. 5s.c. Norfolk steady az 5s4c, l-lGc
gss,a steady 8. sales 34I bales St quiet az
w iG- over. sales. 800 bales
ne export movement thus far this has been
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore. March 2tFiour quiet. unchanged receipts
Tno tbls: exports. Gj92 Wheat dull and lower spot
and month 49, 09S'.c; April 9N HQ9N7.c; May, ssg
stock LII l2l; sales 1000: southern wheat BY sample
G5cGSi i, ~ grade 94a. rJ>'sc Corn easy: spot and
month 327s 033c. APRIL 33a33i-c; Nay: 81 I33'sc;
steamer rlxed 32 d32i.c. receipts. rs 100 bush ex-
ports 373i7S: stick 194737s. sales. $4,000; southern
white corn 33T34c: 10 yellow 32z Q33iac oats Gun and
easier; 50 white a3d3ic 10 mixed 3lp3lisc; re-
CENTS - 3ii bush: STOCK. $685.. Rye easier. No ?
nearby % ,Qs5i.c; No Western 56.aS89c; receipts
9eil bush: experts. SSH: stock. 2oI426 Hay dull;
choice timothy SIC J0I$i3 Grain frelghis hiie more
lnauiry Tor narce, steamers quiet, unchangei
Sugar strong unchanged. Butter steady. unchanged
Eggs quiet unchanged. Cheese steady. unchanged
Boston March 24.-Flour quiet; receipts, 2.295 bbs:
spring patents s. 3oQ:G. spring clears and stralshs
ami STR ghts - -. Cornmeal quiet. Ii9Iec per
hisl II GoIs1 - per Dbl Corn dull: receipts l3 80
bush steamer yellow. 37'sc; Ne 2sc Oats quiet; re-
cevts 1861 bush fancy clipped 81 = as nc; No and
No g. 81. 9So Milteed quie': bran spring SD; win
ter SIC 81 midnss 81 ;oGSi6 So Red Dog -four
SlG p. Batter steady: Northern. 2ol2T2lc; Western
2oc imitation. 10. ladies' lie Cheese hrm' Northern
SJSi.c Western. &c.
Buffalo March 2i-SprIng wheat lower: good demand
A, the Decline " hard. 81 Cos. No Northern 81 ora
No Northern 81 OF No 2 Northern, 95'1c. Winter
wheat firm: red 9Sisc: No white. 91c. Corn dun
" yellow 33i4c 30 yellow. 33T33t.c; No : corn.
3cNc. NJ corn. 32hc Oats-Demand light; market
weak NJ . white 3lc. NJ 3 white. 30sc; No white
Cos 10 mixed ?S'ac; 10 . mixed 2sc: Barley nrm:
~ nominal. No in SIC. -Four quiet barely
steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25

p--1'-Naa --a-ge' sfeaav. = I RIO 7<6-5. Exchanse
32s receipts "A OCO bags: cleared for he United
states uv0 bags. cleared for Europe. l2,VO Bags
solk - ~ hags