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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
"bLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buaalo VS. p y. Pullman vss,buls Day
coaches and Paror Cars. DiningCar service Meals V
carte Connects . Buffalo With through asspsn -
cHt-NK EILKESBARRE. SCRANTON lwesk days).
pfrrsT0N and branches Chair Car 10 Nauch CHUNK
1850, 4,IO p. NJ daily. except Sunday. for wILKES-
RApRE PTTTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal ntsf-
mediate stations Connects for all points In the eoa ~
rinn, Pullman Buffet Par.or Car TO Wtkesoarre
s:;,5O 4;ZO P. 81 daily. except sunday. for xACCB
rrJSK ara intermediate stations Chair car 70 Ea1toa
$3.50. Sis p II. Sundays only, for MAUcH CHUNK
'na 60, Gio P ~ daily. eresp. Sunday. for EAsToN
.rd principal intermediate stations
rAIJS and all points West Pullman sleeper yestbuie
train Z to chicago Sleeper. to Ban.io and Toronto
-, 40 500 p. NJ daily, except sunday topping oaly
a, soHTH PLAiNFIELp2 EAsToN; HErAI;5EEE1
N.r@cH CHUNK. SAYRE GENEVA HOCHEsTER,
RATAVIA BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman sissp~
FOR Buffalo None Dur s.sephse~| p~sse0Se's Se's ~
baggage carried 80 "a, -, WY, rrop.ppu v~u
AGA GENEVA, ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
~; go .i noin,. We., Pullman sleeper Ithaca
Asdi,ionai local trains daily except sunday for SOUTH
i.sv. "a follows: IS DO $50 'lo2o 1880 1000 1870
esundays only A NJ. $50. $50. $50 SD and go
$40 p NJ -., .-..s.,,o,. ., 90, a., sm
AK 9I4 and 1879 Broadway 81 r. i+th ST. too lzfA
"a, asxay ara Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
y transfer Co will call for and check bagvaGs IN
hotel or residence through TO destination
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Railroabs.
RailroabS.
PENNSYLVANIA

A<Ad.DA
AND sSS. s. XND ccETLANDT sTnEs 1Iis.
The ss'in. time from .hDs sSs ssn ssov -
s:- r5!f { S..:sI s.ss. ss9'' S:ss'
SIG SIG l. H. FrEEsSsYLSSSiS r. fiss:..;s:
S% a e So s;:R .sso D.'ss .s9
100 d hGSa.t; S * Gs LOUIS
T.'AS ~ @s vi. fss:sH. HsfR
30 r. NJ For T9S ssssRiR ,
70; s;';;Hs iss:9 f s.:
ss sna r osn N:v w ssFs sy .ne
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH: 90 80
SO ssS I LINN =. r.SisS
sss, D sass. S. s.c ' ss5 DH io5 cam
..na Lin all psror AND Dining Gs1s n ~ 'O'''A'
so S.T sss RnE si s III aSS se
Ar nsssfiS' c CYST n
M. week days: Express go a m. and -" p ~
s5E sB fS1S4 e sq ~ s''
ArIsS&S s3S 20 d s...u.y. sro... ana
~ cortisnat street. . M TSroush Buffet Ps1'sF
cf iana M s.., 20 % m mt.s-A'' ''''' .''
Long Branch A.eury PARK dn;sr,.keS VS.. ss"4:y
@ 81. Sc s..i II;s "A
e e0ai:H: $50 2 :: SO SO rs
,. M sunday ro e : hi T. hi:iTiA
6io 20 50 $50 go % 20 P.sna. t<nttsT W
Can 1850 ic ,, Ia'Se . l'G ss a sb,eiss
s:S sc lsos G''Ass s'Ss;S'
$50 Dining Carr. 40. $50 D. m. los night
Broadway; Astor Hou.e Yves. ySsnty ,siTs strsss
Streets Court street $50 Fulton Street 90 Broadway.
ard Brooklyn Annex Station Brooklyn; Station. !srsy
City Tho New York Transfer Company will call roe
and baggage from hotels and residsncss through
10 destination.
resphor. .'i.7I Eshtssnth Street. for PsnnsytvsnAs
r HI,rcHYNsoN n WOOD.
- Ceserai Nanarsr General Pas6r Aggu4
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN n. =,
stations in New York. foot OF barclay
and Christopher Streets.
vrsrInUI.ED TRAINS PULLMAN DUvYBJ
LIGHT.


CARS. PISTSCH LIGHT.
n,r.ct rou,s 10 NEWARK suOOAf.AI.o. AoNTCLAm,
THE ORAS0ES summit Bsrnardsvu.e. bcsxlno
Ridge Madison. Mor1stown Pssssic Pstsseon -
XTSSMo H fiSssusG ee1srox
WHTER GAP sTR6uDsBUR0. Poceno MOUNTAINS
c0KE DANVii.LE NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
80 RrEGHANTON OXFORD NORWICH, Watecs
M KIGaF ETHpcA sP dWSao sI 1se
o oS,r,s MnsT TAs NoRrMwEsr AND souTHwEsf
500 A. M-BINoHAMToN NAIL ss'ps al pnnespes
1000 - 0Mn-,ca,e Carr BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BIEo-
R FfGHFiEii.p sPRiSas. SYRACUSE. and oswro6
ExPREss Pullman Paror Car. conSsctins -
RuffaIo With trains chicago ard points Wee:
100 W~scRANToN wII.KEsBARRE and ELA0AA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Psrior CAT:
200 p M-scRANToN, WIIKEssARRE AMP PLH1-
TOO p H. eDsiiSp--Chicago vssnsued Limited ExpSss
for SCRANTON. BlNGHAMroN, ELAlRA, BUJ.
FAIO. Pullman Boret .sleepng Car. Sew-rork -
Chicago. Dining Car west o. Buffalo;
SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN, ELMIRA. BATH. MT.
NORRIs and BufFAIo arriving In Buffalo a. y.
40 p NJ 1Daiiy)-BUFFAL/O. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON OwlcGO, ITHACA EI.NIRA SYRACUSE.
UTICA Gd OSwEGo EXPRESS Pullman Banst
ricEETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS =
Henry Care 4 sons Limited, lib Broadway. IL Park
Place 40 Broadway and at2 Broadway Tickets At ferry
stations III 4th- i2hst 81 West i2s,h-st -
Coumbus-svs. New-York; 1893 and 7se Ful;on-st snA
Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full infor-
wFsTcoT'r ExPREes COMPANY viii call soe 81
shsck from hotel rssdsnos to dsstinatien
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IS SIS: good s. 1895 TO- Veal calves SO 500
81 heavy and thin calves. s3frsi 80
st. Louie. March Cattle steady to strong fair to
shipping and steers. 81 3os3 So dressed
beef and butchers 81 q S5 under 1000 10 81 1884 IS
stockers feeders. S3GS4 15 and hefers. s2g
S. so: Texas and Indian steers So DOGs4 IS with
heavy 81 So and he,ers. 50 30Gs3 so Hogs 30
higher: Workers 50 soGs3 9 packers SO s5qs4 butchers
s4s4 05 Sheep steady native muttons $iast 3d. lambs
S5dtSm
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: DvERTTsEMENTs and Subscriptions for The Tribune
"a north OF 3ls-st. until o'clock m; advertise
rnens received following branch Offices az regular
ono. rates until o'clock o. viz, 2J4 Shave,
cor 23d-st 1852 6th-ave. i2th-st Mays. 6th-ave
ami l4th-s l42 Cclumbus-ave West 65th-st: JOG
West 4ot-s,.. 6h-aye. % East l4th-s, 27 West
42i--t and sth 100 East 47thst 13SS
sd-ave between roth and nth 1923 I'd ave. near
61st-st. los ls-ave. s9th-s GO 3d-ave. near
4st-s 554 3d-ave.: 21O Bleeckers 1928 Bleeckerst.:
2pos 24o East 79th-.t e2 sdave . $50 %-ave
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cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy: no
:s5i3s W shs: s. os ssss S S 'e 6
S S ' corn ses?ss sse 70 re. w Bee
No easis prime timothy 50 e5g.s mes. PsTk
per oosO s .Te gsT 30 O2 a. NJ .a & 1893 '2
snort 0 x5e. shor, clear sides OoIedl s. soGse So
wh.key dse, finished good, Per gal 81 s sugar, soy
i is1 sS''et cheese quiet sas Egg. steady fresh ne
Cincinnati March 2-F9ur aye' wnsat hs amer Oats
red, sso oSrh 2si,c Rye rrm; No 2 Sac Butter nrrn
snrsr arm Eggs easv. ioac. Cheese STEADY -
Detroit Mich. March 2ywhea,. No ~ mis.a sc
H 20 Ne Is' white sos.c No 2 52'ac
milwaukee March 2wheas nr,1 No d S No. ssr
81 oiIgsI o. No spring etaeSe May ~ % rye n an
s ss, S'''' Barley duh. No '''''s' sample ''s
Minneapolis. March Wheat strong March. 8: May
oss. Juy s6 9G7.c. No hard. 81 o2ts No northern
70 sSfs5 bran easier. IN bulk. si1Sslo 80; sacked
SilS3ii 50
rsd.' Narch 81 oiasl OH Corn firm Nc higher No .
mixed March 3assS april Nay sna ,, ians a, aDr
creamery 2ic DO Pennsylvania and Western prints Ic
Eggs DUH i,c lower fresh nearby and Western ISIS
s"sh corn 100 900 os,s 1900 bush shipmentswhea,
Is 900 bush; corn, 1900: oats. 90 600
St. Louis March 2our nrrner but UNCHANGED w ases
March sss May 2sslss Jay ass .. o.''a aiipS.
May &c asked: July. e4i.; No 2 Whit. 2sc - Bran
steady sacked. east track. aoc Butter stea'y' ''
cry is9olc; dairy. sslec EsFs lower ionc -.
roledo. Ohio March Wheat active: No cash -
os. quill steady; No mixed. 27hs Bye aS1. sssA
10 2 cash. sia oovsrsssd ACTIVE ''sa0'' primo '-'-
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SHORE R.R,

Trains leave I'D St. Station. n. T.. - folloWA and
Ib m. earlier from foot OF Franklin St.:
lO,I5 A. N Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse, Rochss-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo. Clevs-
land and Chicago.
e,OO p ~ Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica, syrs-
cuss Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. D.
troit Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis
Sis p VI Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochse-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Clsvsland
Chicago and st. Louis
Time tables st principal hotels and ofices.
c. E. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave, New Yog1L
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2hc
sUoAR--Busness In refined sugar to-day was SLOW.
with the close quiet and steady At unchanged prices as
appended. The market for sugar was without par
rcular new feature ruling quiet but very steady win
centrifugal oG quoted Site. musc0vndo. 81 Test
li-6c and molasses sugar 80 test 3 7-ier The
ustcal position. made up by willer & Gray, Is M
follows:
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BALrlM ORE g. OHIO.

foot OF Liberty Street.
PiTTsBTRG. :4So a. M. fa25 p. m. iaOS ,. a.
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS rHao 1900 m 80: !,6p A.
eli 80 a m (Dner) 200 CDiner. "a . (Dnse) Ass
Diner), $3.50 .. m and 'i2.l5 night
NORFOLK. tll.3o a. m.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper,. ts% 200 p n
Ofces: liz l72 28i 434. ll4O Bdway 81 e. Ilth-st.
III powery ~ Y: 339 344 Fulton-st Brooklyn; White
haIl Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
IN
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tor The Tribune
- received at their Uptown Once. No. LAP Broadway
"a door north o, 3is-st until o'clock advertise
m-ns the following branch orc-s az regular
on :. rate. until O'Clock D. m 254 sth-ave. g. q
23h-st. 1852 6th-ave cor. l2h--t: Mays 8th-ave
and l4th-s: l42 Coiumbus-ave near West 6eth-st 100
sots between Tth sth $50 East 4Ith-s..;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03

CoFFEls-The coffee market ruled decidedly more ae5
.iye ara generally hrmer. After opening steeoy w
rrces unchanged 10 points lower there was He'laIa
f- ali classes o, buyers that developed cohs1asaD.s
s;rsagth with the market finally steady at rse .,
10 rrts on yester6ays closing figures thls being .S
hsest ie--, Of the day. Total sales taiuree Ioy &
~ ne most part shorts the buyers IN the aus"
g. csb'ea .ro-n Rio and Santos, closed On lccouN "a
ho1evs The early European cables were not pa 80
Ia ginr; but later Havre improved aha on
market followed. Another element OF nrulness
cTat1ns. large warehouse deliveries IN thls county
though ;o-isys figures chow some isllng OF, s
hv. bscon. very conservative. To-day's market ee
veored zone sgrs OF broadening s2ecu a,ion out ,e
American visible rupply still considerably above te
100 90 nsr mark and much beyond normal hsl,e.
Th< Being Inc case and crop accounts from BTaI Des
generally calculated create tho i'npresson ,nsr Ss
next crop "a % lie large one speculative 1yeIa1,s,
naturally hesitate 10 buy The market fcr so bsaI..et
shows no changes TO prices Tor mp
IN. disposition OF buyers and closes dul and ho-e..
OF the bass OF CSC for No Rio. Invoice lots ana o.'
for toooing parcels -. ,oo 49,. u.,.o,no 900
OF mild included 400 bnsr MAJ aca NO. 80
bass Genital American anc 100 bags SAVANNA on
The market closed with IRE feens hy,n 10.
high grades ana steady FOR other sgris We 49,:
Nsr.cst,o Gu 5l3&o: cucuts -. Qlt.c saaaea
Guavra -. Qi6.c ssysnills. ~ o. fo' oeNi"-i.
7olsc Central American, s'.qise: Cosa iaa 'yaSsne
interior 25gD4iic fanc,es. 27aooc. ,,., 90 NV was
The range Of prices in the local "AiHe' '"'
~ follows
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. March 2. 1895.


ooTToN-Tnere wns pron2uneed sgiiish feeling IN
eo,lon to-day, with energetic buying by ali c.asses OF
traders. The gain largely the result OF tufther
demonstrations OF strength abroad. especially as 10 de-
az OF :q4 points the more active posltonr
,t.re considerable irregularity. with the move
rasn IN the decidedly upward Private eatlss
r-,dlcte1 continued strong English demand foT IA"
material agans, Accommodations Of orders for yarns
and cloths leading banking house IN Us cotton lette
Q. today English consumers are beginning 20
fact that they have apparently erred IN hea
.as the confident expectation OF securing thelr
necessary suppl!es hreepcnce basis At mo pcsh
tine the situation such that large Increase IN mo
demand actual cotton from that source would exert
exports nearly times the receipts Two days
exports receipts Cor the week thus lar ano
r.to--s from cotton belt indicate continued an1ie
IN the part OF foreign buyers spo: rp2es as wen
49, conditions and With paciNc tennency Gs
reea-id Change touching affairs beiween thie coun
~ and spain, speculation broadenec. shorts bec4,
active BUYERS an. holders generally became afpitfar5 IL
"a claimed that notwithstanding the extraordinary de-
mana from Continent. Germany Is siil! very snort
AZ cotton against actual requirements At best pflcss
to-day showed Use OF sac points with me marc
s-s1Iy seady Toal sales 1870 400 bales Spot cotton
eired cuu az unchanged prices; mioolins up!snae
s6l6c rniddnS Gu,f. e-I6c. against 3-leg1 $50
as; wear saes $50 bales including 80 bales 20 spin
iuarkeis rdolng euo,ei. We're as follows: Mobile hrI
T5.r &c advance, sales. 800 bales savannah STEADY
Is. Gales 05s bales Charleston steady. bSsc VII
rnington aru. $40 Norfolk firm &c. l-l"; acVance
vance sales bales ST. LOUIS steady. lS-loc -!ye
e.vance sales 7o4 bales Galveston firm l,ioc -i1o
sSva-ce sales SIC bales. NevOTleans firm 5%c. lilo;
sSvsnoe sales bales Receipts at New-Orleans for
,osorror orlc.aly estimated at $500 10 500 bales
AGAINST 559i last 1901 last year and 1-li IN
IS4- IS Houston receipts estimated 10. onorfow 49,
70 bales sgains; LASS last Week 21I .ast year Snl
,Ss In fa4JeS The export movement since September
: kae~
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Automatic Block dGnal4
stations In New yoE&, foot Of Liberty -
and South Fsrry. wniteha.! 81


snd sosis y.IIy: Whitehall s.
ar az .n s's ATE. :10 Fs % ITS. 70 isss
: s s F FSs ssc .5S p sSsa' "a
.rOr wIke.6arrs: PIt,sOn and Scranton 400 sho -
o * R.sass . ssnfixs isE ga
40 % go ss an a !; s :sAas es 20
ss 3 ssS ,;,s . . = R'ssias5 n. ISS
s:ic a n. i:sa 500 p n Sunday" $50 4 \. ~
Grove ~. s sSa s sn: L .S % Paa,
sss - ~: ss.s
o0'i' Red Bank E Sa'fl 1 kAkE%oeD:
only. Vs. ~ ig sasa.y. loS ''' o'
Toms RysI B,5n;;, PARK and so s:1'sst -
For Ail.ntic City. vneand. and Brtdsston $50 A. ~
* H9 s s I'll; ~. 20 s';s''A' 49, $50 I'D
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
az: Sss: cse 80 a RS iss ss nat .s 4
20 g. 20 q q r. Dn ms Gs s III s :
LIVE s sSaEa p2Sk7 wA i2S ST.
Nsst Gays, j. ~ 70 $40 SIS eos 80 go ,ss;
iss .ss IS. 5 sss s s:Ss ss go go -: s IS
81: FL: 81; ,is III Is e. I e. Il. ;'s Il;
=: 4! s e.; i;.s ;s;
s7a Yves. issis g.: 81 Sos%Su: Az Az New YORK;
sSs fsSa s
bsxrss. from hotels or residences 20 destination.
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principal UnHed States sugar ports:

The visible production o: Cuba March $50 900
tons against 90 CO.. last year This mornings Lon
don cable told OF steady market for beet. with present
month quoted 9s 3'.d and month es 4isd cane
ruled quiet but firm. with Java quoted lis and fair re-
hnng 9s Cd. Quotations Of refined In the local
market follow: Domnos sac: loaf. SAC; crushed
5c powdered 54ic powdered. 34ic; granuia'ed
5'c fine granuatei SIC granulated 5Sc; extra
hne granulaied BIC confectoners' graduated. btc'
nond a. SIC; confectionery A. sac Columbia A. SIC.
Windsor A. 47sc; Rtgewood A. 4.slc: PhDnix A. ave:
Empire A. 4G9c: No 8. SC; No T. 4i7c No S. 44to'
No p SIC; No TO- 4c: No II. 431c: No II 4Hc' NO il"
4lSc; No IA. SIC No 10. 4Osc: No ~. 4o.
TEAS-For time past II has been apparent tnat
weekly auction sale, Of have been more or lees
disturbing feature TO the trade In general The Mongo-
cry Auction and Commission Company has Therefore de-
cdei that IN the future but sale a month will m
also been made in the OF the lots offered Teas viii
be cataosuei in entire lots and less than line
a. caalosued Will be sold invoiced TO any bidder Or
buyer this making the auction sales emphacaly trade
sales. Green bs sold by choice in the Same
manner has been customary with black teas. The
terms conditions and general features with the erce,
ton Of the above changes will be about the same as
usual Tc-days auction sale held under the new
system and regarded satisfactory by the major
ty ~ the trade Included in the offerings were some
,16 pkgs as follows: Moyune-el Hys n at l2a14c.
553 Gunpowier 1sQcsc- Ping suey-3s2 Imperial
l5-- TlGc. 1856 Gunpowder i5i,Q24c. Japan-223
panred Isc 6s basket-hred 5i.c. 1ol ConEou at
s'2gl3zc. 70i India and Ceyon al llzd25c. oolong-
SO Foochow al i35glsc and 2l60 Formosa at q3ic
WOOL EXCHANGE REPORTS.-Current quotations OF
domestlc woods scoured based Wool Exchange Of
fetal casshcaiions. are as follows:
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=, = .-n....

FLOUR AND MEAL-The trade continues 70 psk =. IN
efficient -Four supply daily needs ana ne 'ns,tlon
consequence remains !n less ~ inia' .era
Prices are firmly hed however and to-day showed some
etvsncs Spring patents s. s5rs5 go winter ,s.rs
+o5t& %: extra No winter. % a0Qtt !o 800
winter " 7o9So So no grade 81 o0QSl 90; ~ 90
toar. 81 2s0sI 30 RYE FIOUR--Dull; Gales. ="
bis % sqsa zb. .CoRNMDAL-Duil sa1Yteas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03

FOREIGN COFFEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mar
Ike: cfso-hoitAy Usmbrrg-COf,ee market opened IN
sh.ns.a A. $50 unehsnsed 70 - gig sei sn md
At - m q-ie, and unchanged. AT p NJ.
sesGy and unchanged Closed steady at net gain OF
u ira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations Of West 23d Penn r. r.. Cortiandt
Desbrosses st.
Indicates time West 23d St. Other figures show
time from Cor,landt or Desbrosses st.
sG:IO, 6.2O A. NJ daily SUNDAY 'e:45. A. NJ ~
EASTON and intermediate stations.
$3.50, Sis A. daily for WII.KESBARRE eCEAN-
TON week days.. ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHEsIEH-
BUFFALO NIAGARA FAILS and the West, and princi-
pal local points dining and chair TO Buffalo.
ell 80, 100 daily except Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03

Secretary OF the New-orieans Cotton Exshsnse
skes th4 total in this 20 the enQ OK REQ
100 pos bales against 1.6l2Os1 bales last year
sO-s 6. bales year before last and s3sosZ IN 1870
seth.rn mil iakings, exclusive O, cois1ilptloh al
svs.Seru ouports for the period. G6s l3 oa!es
ssans, eS9 73 last year. 5I2e year oeio'e last anu
81 g3 IN 1855 , 49,. c,o.
coaon exchange special Liverpool caoies; spot
.,.,o. hardening tendency. sales, lZVoo ohes'
sn1rna,on and export. 600 American. II oVO receipts
isc.S, american. IA 600; nleding uplands 3 io-osa'
,prrs ops ed steady -64a26d advance closed steaoy
2le2 S-S4d net months, ia 2-6ad net
ADVANCE on late months. December-Jaruary. Szi7s;
Iarch a2es:s; MsIchAprii s2e "a Apri-May So
NJ 9260327 June-July. $3.50. July-AueNst
SSrbs Ausast-Septernber 326zs; septenoer October
AZ -: Octooer-Novemoer 324:b; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nanchester-Ysrns strong az late prices but no
ssyance Cloths quiet and steady
contract prices IN The local Market 10
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03

Receipts a. the ports and interior points to-cay com
ne.o with the day last week. last year ana 1904
srd 1885 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03

Receipts Of Srsads;us interior points in Thousands
last three cphers 900 omitted. -four. bbs. grain
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston March Sm tS ,n Arm; receipts, t8 sSi:;
Il 7oss5 a. winter patents: S. 2ss5 IS Clear:
bush 81 'oaSl Is per bb Corn steady; receipts. 1886
bush: steamer yellow. 3sc. No 2 3si.c Oats arm re.
ceIpts q ss5 bush fancy clipped. 35isasec Nos and
sl7: mida!inre si5gt9 Red Dog -four. SIC 25asle IS
Beef nrn steers 7!1Sc hind quarters ei.4lOc; fore
$1,000; veal lie Mutton Hrm; yearnss oag,c sprins
ton. l5-c: ladies'. I4o- Cheese steaty Northern. 20
9.c: Western. siaG9c.
Buffalo March 2.--sprins whea; buyers bidding away
Northern 3D., 81 lis lew oss; No 2 Northern,
5St 81 No -s s1s rsf si ss 70 .na Tn m;.
held HIGHER. No 2 yellow. $50 y yellow Si'as; 10 2
corn 34isc: No corn gaze oats steady: No white.
s2tsc: No 8 white. iAs No white Bic; No mixed
fs-ed A. 4oa4Tc state 43f fec Rye dull No in store
SIC Flour s,eadier; better inquiry
Chic.so March 2-Ths leading futures ranged - fol-
lows
x. Ts'a . No G sioss af@ G@N .iest
Nay Nay ..."::: nsaSis SaY 81 81"
Corn. No ?:
May ......- sossos soxcsgX sos soxsso*
se1y s.'. :. ss2ssssss IS assn SEX s2s
M M a"'sgs I'll ""ss: ~ ''~'s ~
Mess pork. per bel
s NSy ' 1887. ' 1877. ' iSG. 1iS SS
Lard. per 100 10:
July ........ Okla oSo
3 HsZ .:.:: ssas sc" :Es': 81"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-11
SAFE WEIGHING Il TON STOLEN
In It Were SosS ana 81, worth or Jew
eIry-Vaiuable Papers Also Taken.

In It Were 1915 ana 81. worth or Jew
elry-yaiunble Papers Also Taken.
A safe Weighing nearly n ton was carried Off
carly yesterday morning from the shoe store Of
Ignatz Click. at 1877 Essex street, without leav-
ing much clue to the authors of the robbery.
When Click. who lives overhead, locked up his
store on Sunday night the safe. he is sure. was
then in Its place.
From q rear room OF the store q door leads to
tho main hall of the tenement. The robbers en-
tered the hall, tho door of which was open, and
broke In the panels of the thin pine door OF the
rear room. drawing tho bolt and forcing tho
lock. They then dragged the safe twenty or
thirty feet and carried 1t off. All the noise they
made failed to wake the Click family overhead.
A neighbor on the floor above now says he re-
menlbered hearing n noise In the early morning,
and thought IL came from the street. The bak.
er's boy in an opposite shop says he saw n wagon
at the tenement door at 4 A. NJ, but thought
nothing of It. The robbery was discovered at z
o'clock. and u policeman who was called from
the Eldridge street station, said 1t was the work
OF professionals. Two detectives were put on
the case.
Tho safe contained 1915, a pair of bracelets,
diamond stud, rings, and other jewclry, valued
at 81 500 In all. A number OF papers. deeds.
mortgages, and records wero carried off. These
the Click family hopes to- recover by Offering a
reward, as they are OF value only to the owners.
The stock of tho store was turned over, but
nothing but tho safe was taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-11
TO INrEsr1eArE PENSION FRAUDS.
Gen. Gobin, Cenuander-in-Chier Or the q. A.
n. Aroused BY Ths sun's Figures.

WARRINGTON, Jan. lO.-Gen. J. p. 8. Goblin
Of Lebanon. Pa, Commandor-in-Chief OF tho
Grand Army Of the Republic, arrived In Wash
ington tonight. A number Of Republican Con-
grossmen called on him in his room at the Riggs
House. Afterward Gen. Goblin gave out this
statement to THE Sun:
My mission in Washington 10 to further an
investigation In the pension line. 1t has boon
begun by me TO satisfy the Grand Army men.
Ever since THE Sun produced such an array Of
figures I have been trying to get the true in
wardncss OF them. Many lump sums were used
In THE Suns tables. The trouble with lump
sums 10 that oftentimes matters are omitted
that are essential to tho true meaning. I shall
try to get the figures straight, no matter who or
where they strlke.'
AMSTERDAM. n. Y. Jan. 10.-The pension list
recently published by TIL Sun was road with
much interest In the Mohawk Valley, and many
OF tho newspapers have reprinted tho list. In
tho list appears tho names OF two veterans Of
this city. Alonzo Ladd, as receiving $50 per
month. and David +. Hewitt, $40 q month.
Both tho above-named veterans have been dead
for several months.