davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29

In six days the average screw Of a
steamer crossing the Atlantic makes
iearly a million revolutions. South
American republics please note.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29

The tragic events following the as
sault on President Diaz have excited
the amazement of the world. First the
sssaIlaut was barbarously murdered In
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
a Mean Insinuation,

'T was down on the old field of Shi-
lob this summer. tell you it's all
changed. Even the trees seemed
shrunken up"
eyes, but you know you were good
deal slenderer the day of the battle"
cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
Frichtened Awax.E

'T thought that Easily had fitted out
an expedition and started for the North
Pole"
''He did; but they encountered a cold
wave the tenth night out and he turned
back. detroit Free Press.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
From the MeIodrama.

"You are thorn in my path," repeat
ed the hero, scornfully.
cay! and worsew thundered the vii
lain; bicycle crank that you are, will
be a tack in your path. Puck.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
w asps Kill Flies.

An Irish observer estimates that
wasps captured between 300 and 4OC
flies on two of his cows In about TWEEN
ty minutes
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
A Choice of Routes.

She-Yes, Mr.. DetrOp Gus dropped
out of my life forever.
He-Elevator or coal hOle.-Chicago
Record.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
This Is No IOke.

She-How true it is that one-half the
world doesn't know how the other half
lives.
He-Yes; but mans better half nev-
er gets tired trying to find out the
tricks of the other half.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
Never Satisfied.

If you give a man a piece of bread
It's ten to one he'll utter
A word or more to the effect
That he'd also like some butter.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29

Although a Norwegian, Andree ought
10 be able to put up a pretty good line
,f talk in pigeon-English when he gets
back.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29

Some people save all their sympathy
until a man is dead; they they make
his grave sloppy with their tears
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
Her First View of 1t.

Mamma, is this cocoanutY
Eyes, dear"
"Has it got milk in itY'
Eyes"
(Turning it about in her hand).
''How do you milk it?'-Chicago Trib
une.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
The Bachelors Joke.

Another reckless hold-up," remark
ed the bachelor, as he ruefully gripped
his waist band.
He remembered that he had pinned
together his burst suspenders, and the
pin had given way.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29

81 am going to have my name put
oM my wheel"
your good name, if you have it on that
Ice wagon" indianapolis Journal.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
Conduit Find Him.

''What was Diogenes looking for
with that lantern?"
"A man who would admit that any
other make of wheel is as good as the
one he rides. Chicago Record.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29

A New Jersey man is trying TO raise
teaches without whiskers on them.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
Couldn't Do 1t Himself.

Weary-Yes'm; discovered a very
rich gold mine in Alasky.
She GnteresteO - And didn't you
stake a claim?
Weary-No'm. Yer see, labor's so
hire a man ter drive de stakes in fer
me.-Puck
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29

Hope springs eternal in the human
breast. That's why the pool Of disap-
pointment Is always stopping over.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29

Chicago's record of 257 suicides in
eight months is unequaled in any other
dty as a multiple for depopulation.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
Will Die Poor.

"He may not always be rich. The es
tate he inherits has a string on it."
"Nov'
eyes. A string of race horses. DE.
troit Journal
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
A Correct Diagnosis.

Walkin Holmes-Whats pathology?
Biking Willy-Knowin' where de
best cycle paths are.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
A Case of Pure Luck.

az knows Ise got you beat"
81 only hez foe aces"
"Well tecks de pot wifi five jacks"
"But five jacks am agin de rule"
"Gin de rules? 1 doan play 'cordin' to
no rules. 1 jes' 'bides by de run OBJ de
cards, jes' by de run OBJ de cards; de
pots mine"
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
We Need the Word.

''Why will people talk of overcrowd-
ed cars? Doesn't crowded express the
idea?"
''No, indeed! 1t doesn't begin to ex-
press it!'-Puck.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
At the Onara

She-You don't seem to be enjoying
it, George.
Helm sorry for Wagner. If 1t is
this to listen to, what must it have
been to compose?-PickMe-Up.
The Winslow mail., 1898-01-29
,iSterNC
The Eternal War.

Brother-Thought you were present?
Sister, was.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

:' :::S :'5
g ts & so9d ssss 'saaaI
, 2s a. sys DO No n Ga'S "a
S s,c o. SO S%''mT csse scs' ss NS
Ias sFs sssos. No .s{ DC
10 80 Il ioc s's 90 geese 10 90 30 7s <xD, rm.
rou. and quail nT IN good arm VITO Sass,
IRREGULAR quality and value R; rs.s a pnn. aas
assS,,a i ssf P pS%'' s,s o pa s.
& 7s gfs,' DO '? sonss.rn s"G 4cs snD pc
d Sq.S golden De. S Ssscn ss S
Sas. per pair sas3 redhesd sesI 20 do IN. %a h'
Was ica5oc: do srecnwinF 25aoc do e.mmon L.. 2;s
rabbits, prime pair i2Si'c vens0n saddles per ID
FoTArors AND pot,.Cs: are are
Sweet POs;oe, quite ,16c and s.ns snfhsn seS
and fraesns heavily at low and irregular figures. Cab
bases and local winter vegetables steady iIori'a eau
selling iay about late prices FIsrda 6es,s
florida io% Uiia% drSssns tofe 6,hsr
Florida vegetable quilt and md mo., n The Lettuce. anh
bests heated and worked gu, slowly a. low ana IT.
saie and spnsch in heavy supply lower DaltImo.
as%s: G Sny ANAL aad o s'set OF
m BE- s DO Maine O per s
as 20 and Western per so ,! s2a as 20 DO
sack s2as2 ~ potatoes. per bbl 81 5og*+ SO;
ts or s yo e. sos state and :" 60 ts
Jocs 20 asparagus per bunch 3cgsi beets. per Dbl.
crate beets Charleston per 100 punches SASS car
ros charleston per 100 bun hes SlIS4 10 local.
bbl Sias - celery per DOZEN i5g75c; cabbages Flor
ida per crate SlqSl 80. DO Old. per 100 81 j0ds3
plant. Florida per bbl. sass: do pei box. s21
So: kae per bhl 25Q5nc spinach OcdS: lettuce. Flor
ida $lHS2 30 Charleston 5OrnSl So; do North
Carolina siGs ~ peas Florida. crate s2aS5: pep
pers Florida. per Sas2 radshes Norfolk,
basket. slas2 string beans Florida 81 500
squash per bnl 81 J0ls2 So tomatoes per carrier sl4
81 so Jumps Russia per bbl. GOasOc.
HAYS AID STRAW-HAY--The market did not open
f1r the week with the vim that might have been reason
ably expected Considerable weakness shown on all
~ outside quotations. and but FOR the mod
receipts Tor sunday and Monday there might have
been actual shading IN prices few days Of favor
bbe deliveries. however. lessen the sensitive feeling
which prevails, ard quotations can go through the month
100 H. I5dIIs,, no J. per 100 10 7oQI2:c; No 2 per
100 N f0d62c: No 3. 10 ~ 41zd52zc gradeles.
per 100 No. 20d32i clover 100 ~ 32sd311c clover
mixed. per 100 n 4ST477c; salt meadow. 42i3d45c
STRAW-Arrivais were unusually free. and buyers are
is better assortment of quality choose from at the
good grades 3jG toe small bales % good mark
ccpts Of hay and straw reported to day
tho Produce Exchange Hudson River Railroad
$50. Erie $40. Pennsylvania. no. Delaware Lackawanna
and Western. 90. West Shore. 100: Lehgh valley 21O
Central Of NeNJersey, 90 toa.. 1910 tons Receipts Of
stra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

c,D,csso March 2i-There was brisk demand for cat
tie toaay from different Of BUYERS and Dri e
.a Ts s'IS oo higher ca ssh At any tim.
eft s t 1o 10 oenss sold ,a and fancy Sesy.,
srs at s. Sass TO- stocNrs ana feeder. IaLsed from
50 20 81 20 s %s 90 s0 he sms supply Of hogs
Connection With active demand RESULTED IN sohgr f
market and Dsss Were WEI .ia a5sey Scss
doves selling g 1888 80 pme ess so5 al 10 100 ds
prms S bn, barely steady lambs Sheep were sal
ss :3s .n for s 1isyT at to s. Ss aS
sheep brought 81 'oa and mo0s Reespss 1856
head hogs $3.50. sheep 1900 .,,v. strong g, gas.
s1anng 81 7aS 50 Sheep steady 81 1884 80
LIMBS 1 se1ay MaTch iao cars in
cladrs il canadian stock Mart Msfe s,t aq s. = %
irregular fog all grades 81 coax is fat steers
@g cosrse ana ,s 59ssS Gss No. msei butch
ers stock IS 5cas4 good fat butchers oCws' 81 ~ 10
10 So 6os' yoIKer. 81 iCa4 H. shi York
@:aun a No. 8 a's os.s aSsi Zig. - -
asa 90 sheep and lambs Receipts 90 cars larry aC.,e
demand S soe t 9s s s5a S'f f o so
yeangs 81 !sa 10 Ssls 80 s gsed sheep s. S6Ssi 10
Common 10 fair s. 25a$t' 90 culls 81 ?3at To- rr,,.
E MARI s5 ce e6m aG's H. pn:
stays s2as 10 Hss s ysSsrs prae Css m
good heavy hogs s. ioas4 H. common to fair iohes
81 .0as3 s5 common TO fair 81 5og$' sheep s.s@gs
* e. common to good 81 65dSj 20 veal calves SOC ~ ~
Kansas CITY. Mo. March 2lItatie-beet ,st,ers
g 5sl 10 fed 80 ~ 30; COWS ana heles
e 50dsi 5o .ockers and feeders s. G1aS3 80: pu.s
e. cSt ~ southern cattle 50 s0GSi 30: cows and hel
ere 81 yIdsi Hogs TO Sc higher; heaves am
nsrkers e IodS3 sly mixed. SO 6'HS - gh - oVP
20 =. nss 81 - dS3 c5 Sheep-Conmon ewes 70 Nes
epn yeariings SO 5Oas4 80: Western lambs - SaS2 -
,,Sc nsye shipping and export steers 81 5ogs5 70
dressed beef and butchers s4asj under l" No. Is NO.
e. g. ..ockers and feeders 81 5OSi So and heifes
seGs O Texas and Indian steers, So s3aSo 90 sapero
v.,r,b cattle IN 10 30 and helfes. 81 ood
60 "a Voc. SalNr higher: Workers 81 7odS3 s. pack
p. "a 500 Sc a5 butchers So 95gA sheep steady and
All, native n,uttons SiTsi so lambs. $3.50 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. March Il lNNS
COrFrF,--The bear crowd had ire upper mana IN 70
t,vs -arEt- The feeling barely STEADY AZ We ope'
80, yn Iiices points lower under local selling ornshs
,,rs7, sss-.-,v ACCOUNTS RIO and santos HEAVY
-s~., an rsce.rts .urther increase In me Ane.an
We h4 SUNNY AID 6emoralred ccnditon 81 ne sp,
mare; sso operated against any inproNf -,
f5.,-a lie, TIA iAfs who had received some "iVu"a
.on fr1, Indications me latter rart ~ Sl NeeH
,ra the movement the p9ris 81 Frahl mao ~
,e-,iv ellen IN were much disappointed o-day as COM
Iroa re-s pis at no and Santos ;ooiec UP 30 Wv
Ts,,e-es nom wa ehouses this country were "U'Ia'
=. tass ~ out uuco agure aNnencH N the ma
fe. TIE future cl-ssd quiet a. Gnohhhsr1 ,o
To.ai sales futures. JUN, odte
market ror spot brazilian conee vas noihIlai's
chsrzec Win business slack ana genera ,%htr.
n III, invoice lots offered OF CSC. anu o" .
r,r-ss a. exc with buyers refusing TO take hoia eA
csl A. concessions. Receipts at ~ ior ins MeN vs
- "a we're = o0p bags. against 800" pass ~ 70
ooo raea receipts feacHec ~
a.. SaSs g., Increase Of 5000 bags over the previous
ysok ara an increase % 600 bags over vac > me-
eaS year axe. RIO shipped 21,0On bags santos 1lvv'
lsrs ana Victoria 2I.001 20 lniei Sttles ast
SS-7e.s RIO - j-u;ope footed up lv9 Isss -
F,,,a.tsS from tn.tre warehouses !ast "e-A'
ma. Nh S23is bags previous week ana r,'oiV Sas.
Ia, wear The Calico was reP9tteo 70 'as.
cisa-eI Rio saturday w.ih 270CO bags The marker lor
srot mild ooree moderately active ousS'
FORMER prices barely MAINTAINED Business was nm
ct CIV "a the Ma.acaibo and central American
Isnsts 16jl3c la Guayra 6S.4l6c SAVANNA IWl -.e,
T.~Sns" Gtdl6.9c Cea,al American. >'.gl7;ac' C9ss
Kca sftl59c coffee IN parchment "a MoSna' A'.v
iSr. paDdars Interior. 2%s24'ec. faTcles ->c"ic -,
The -arc prices ~ the 1913! market 10 -"'
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

s sra fo1 1 70 the United k1sSm :, r.
net form. April rs British steamer. 100 tons .pr.vi-
IS g. Xp TO- sS steamer 2 vfJn S o S
sSs s, D Mon q and esee 20 hs Snsa HnsaGa
tons previously. North Pacific trade six months 1o,
Ha%Surs private terms Brtss snip iss tons gen
G sarso hence e TO sydney or Melbourne private TERM.
Francisco Portland Ore or N.S-York s. IS November
10 psch p pST a S dn s.
Boston to west coast Africa, private terms. norwegian
man bark 7ss IONS eprevousy, umSer Appsachicoa to
s sSn' AYE; S .'S0Hs about .' s. & sps. sSa
sehooner S2 tons coke and coal Baltimore 70 Tan
acksope % Ne%Yons sU"t .cSoons 2s toni,
sin9SC 30 tons umSer - S%ons 70 Sasns
Schooner 2 9 toms lumber. eG%%s
So schooner t5S tons crushed stone wilmington
stone, hence Georsctorn $. c. ooe and dischaTsea
and dischSrseI schooner ioi tons. fertilizer hence to
Bs!'irnoTe private terms schooner 1857 tom. coal Hobo
Providence ;s 75 S' pTtiss steamer S quarters grain
oiLs2rhc small dealing. in coton.eea oil to-day
ssdnes Of on w Dm an sT s1 SqG %
changed We quote Prlm. crude lolsaaoc prime crude
III r m y ls &c prone non s9p butte. ye sTsd.
a. %s "9 az raT S'a X .far "a
i4e; calcutta raw sac: lard 81. choice; 44atss =.
o 6S aa 's sISas'
and ads eo;nF price 'hI%s se' ,7a hsn s ,amG
Qu5sd Mess S. 5oa,s family. 81 asG'ii rs: packet
extra fne!a Quoted o' Ba
cons SIC $50 n S'7c leo T. Sc: it9 n III . i2G ~
smoking bellies Cilc 10 10 6,c u H. &C. "A 10 so
"a Picked shoulders dun. quoted at .sa4..c
ced bans wsT as T.s at Sc. aa wF'ls,n sys"
uie, city ss.c cogny a.aaNe LA aIat e. ~
* 60 R s9,sr Keys % camPaand
onc, ona,edi oeo. Axe: city lard siearIne G.c
RICE-The local rice market developed consderaoe
strength This morning on quite deus. o. outside Sayns
Throughout ne day business lively the call being
f,i I,sde prices we're demanded by holdeu who
rcenced i- difficulty dsposns o. really high srade
staple OPERATIONS follows Domestic. common 70
choce 5a5sc head 6T6isc Pa,na 4i,asc: do in bona,
q! d3c: Japan 5il95|,c Java. +h9+'se; Rans'on' IN
SI:GAR-Thcre was little change in the local market
to-day RaWs we're barely steady rehners ie,lslns 20
were loath to sell al reduction however. ard at ta'
co7ng were asking I-Gc for centrifugal 20 est 6.e
The English market was small narrow ahslf
with beet showing disposition 70 sag on oah' Iiea
seady Win Smy hs n o. .s, Wal, octsiv cati.d as
quiet with prices barely maintained. March declined 20
9s I'D April remained UNCHANGED at Us 20 Ihere was
fair business doing in the local market Tor Iennel
sugar Indications pointed 10 n, further reduc,io
Pcss as some Gsess mad .%s w on a. 1'ss
factory scale taken altogether We quote pomnos cur
oaf and crashed 57.c POWERED ana e9a.e powdered
gIanua,ed and fine granuiatei 5.c eonieconers
srauuiai@i Sac, cubes 5-l6c: XXXN powdered and
I S.,d, ana 81 : ~ &c X y 71s r. ssss SS
IL 4 ,e 80 No - ac: No Is slS-iSc No 49, a,c
WOOL EXCHANGE: REPoRT-Cnrr.m quotations Of
domestic woes. based Wool Exchange Official CLASH
tffa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

spot dull. No . red Western winter IS Oh: No / red
Northern spring SIS. Corn-spot. American mixed new.
quiet 81 futures steady: March IS A May 3s 2si
July. 3s 2d. Four-St Louis fancy winter dull 9s 90
Hops London RaciAc Coast dull. II 5sQtA lSs Reef
firm: SIS Cd SIS 90. Pork
firm: prime mess. Western. Sis 3D.; prime meks.
medium Western, ass Cd. Hars-Short II 70 10 10.
steady. 32s Cd. Bacon--Cumberand cut IS 70 30 n.
Arm. ais short rib. 20 to - ~ dull BIS long clear
middles light IS rs N steady. Dos long clear mdfes
heavy. a. - 10 steady 2ss Cd, short clear backs
~ 10 10 steady 2ss Ga clear bellies II 10 10 N,
steady 3os. ShouldersSquare. IL to ~ m. steady.
o4s ca Iard-Prme Western dull. 27s Cheese-Ameri-
can finest white and c00red. duh 9ss Tallow-PriGe
city. firm 2os ga Cottonseed on-IAverpool refined
IJs ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS steady 2Ss Sd. Rosu
Common steady. 81 Imports ~ wheat fo- the
wcc-From Atlantic ports. 81 500 quarters from Pacific
norts quarters ports So 600 quarters
Imports Atlantic ports for the week as 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
THE STATE Of TRADE.

Baltimore March 2lFlour quiet; Western super - 20
ess 10; do exra a5asi do family s. 8Dast co. wnter
wheat What Dnfp tsS sSi 5 %ce. ss7 S6s
bb Wheat unseted sP2 ana . m9nin w ed IS
aeT rsceps S. 4s7 bush stock LOB 1885,
ia 600 Southern wheat by sample. 9jc0$i % n grade
sS a grn Ma sd s231 aaa ss as
G32ac receipts 20oo32 bush; Exports 10 l
do yellow S2i. aSsNc. Oats quiet; No white Wesern
34a3f,c No mixed d.. 81 g32c receipts ~ ~ push'
@se No western. Sole. receipts o2is bush; stock
$500 Hay steady; choice timothy s2 0OqslS. nraln
freish dfmsnd very mai .b ana if'fs aT cork for orders
per quarter Be- Oi9d March 3s 4igdd3s Cd April Sugar
strong s a. SC3G S'iS ' sS as &c.
at 13g4c store packed Iogl2r EFSs qg aess ~
9i.c DO 81 medium. 9's Gloc do % small. lO.aioac.-
Boston. March 2IFlonr steady: Te,epts 2,,5 DOS
and straieh,s 81 iOa$j 35 Cornmea steady 4a7Gc per
bush 81 GIgsi 20 Per Dbl corr a5m ge'ep b. easy
recept. 80 347 bush fancy clipped 30 &c ~ and No
aiq3sc Meed }ge d bran spring S sa 80 81, Sn
R,;,,sr o~is, Northern 2oa2 i:c western zoe: mlta-
ton. l5al6c: ladies lidl5c. Cheese quiet Northern
SgsI2c; Western. sqS'=c
g,;sG drmly h:d 20 hare SS'. 80 Of Nort Hs
81 no white Csc Conn .ettlsi No yellow 32,sc
30 yellow s3i 40 yellow. 32c: No corn s2e,;
H %h,e sSc 10 miASd 2sc 10 mixed 2sc BARLEY
eonsin 42a :ae ia Sc so agd dt ngnsf
no on iT%gs n Sc s. .s 5 bakers rag5s sprns
s. e54Sj 40 bakers clear spring. 81 75aS5 ow grade
spring ~ oDp> s, pa low grades winte. SO 75as3 90
graham best. 81 I3gso.
Chicago. March 2l.-The leading futures ranged as
:oii5w 7
wheat No e 9ssR0ss ET s 1T:' c'l9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March 2l--Co;ton quiet: midil,ng 5I3-Isc;
low middllng 7-l6c good ordinary l6c; receipts
3270 bales exports to Great Britain. 47G2: TO the
Continent 2 T04. sales. 2T5. stock 1870 I'll.
Norfolk March 81 Cotton steady, middlng she: low
mdiing 7-iCc; good ordinary, +Ac. receipts. $40
bales exports coastwise 9s. sales d6 stock 40 1871,
Baltimore March 2l.-Cotton nominal! mddtng csc;
low middling ii-l6c good ordinary. &c: net receipts
81 a00 -.
Memphis March 2.--cotton steady; middlng 6Se:
low mddng 5Ac good ordinary &c; net receipts S.too
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

in F K. no AND ,n sale. again The rule
What: on s.,u!asy, prices were vel ,u;.sisss
Winter 2"Id st sra.S, Shs ss prss patents :, os
$50 Gears ). s:as: ..,rs ' No ' ~'rer 9
rLoRba ': .sis. 80 soa 20 s fT''s ss
s. = =, coRMMEAl-pg,I 9Hosa fln7dTlcd 81 o.g
&C., ane yellow ISescc; coarse coa7oc rFEI.r
png bulk 7ca7sc mddns ~ Sn % S rye sgS
c3: 4c5c city feed sogs5c hon,iny chop zoe; men
&c g Z NeweYorR '0a'O' i" 0O'" '"'"F'' gran"
GRAlN-wHEAT-A tightening ot the clique hold on
ey local shorts and unavorabe weather news
u the h.n2v o.s n ae s"day
prices for the dsv 'c above SATURDAYS last curb
cline being mos, pronounced on nearby options There
h can sD Ds Of Gsdsa eng a. any 1
eons bu, hrmness wa. nevertheless he rule until in
about &c. Tn. Nav option Of chicago was iee.iae-
higher, although the ciqn. careful to avoid ali in
eination toward runaway market Statistics OF The day
be supply. decrease Of S 900 bush which bens some
"a;ge. The foreign veaklv sfatis,ics included an in
e 40 o,o bush in the English visible decrease
100000 bush against 10000 bush previous week
snr to- the Su. CosDs oniy I'd lower
future. wh;;h repre-rted an improvement CreI H..
@ g; OSi5 pon, lover Vas
ton. c. lowered tenpcraur. Throughout Of the wi?
state. Severe drought reports from california
~s9 I.or at bush asaos cco
Local stocks wheat given al l,ob"Wo
bush 16G 600 bush last YEAR weeks decrease
o)o bush The stock Of No red here increased "G
bush. hard $50 bush and No Northern
1870 bush Export business included 10000
all On the ~irb whea; was little steadier
MAJ advancing as'.c 90 Is lGc. Cssh wheat quo
tat aaost arrive basis were as follows No
rcd o4i. No Northern Du.utn 81 lo9s: No North
ern Sew-Yo-, 81 oSs. No 2 Northern Duluth. 81 Nlt
No hard Duluth. 81 IN No hard Manitoba s. I2'4
spot, and Nc hard Manitoba. lll' spot .CoRN.
II q speculative market IN corn with prices
somewhat, and covering small range n; Slo'e
thar Saturday. Increases Of $1,000 hum
IN The visible supply 900 900 husr in tho amount
on passage together Indifferent cabs produced the
bsarh EInort business also less active
not al ports with 900 bush here Ihe
total suprly AZ as on bush against 2so1ioo
h,sh Las. Tn. total stock a. ths NON decreased
900 bush aN 00D bush against 4t23On bush last
wear The stock decreased 600 iSh. No
closed 36stc. afoa .OATS-With the
other markets this department ruled dull and ea'ireess
with price. barely steady and Closing hc lowe: FN
nor. business was limited 60 00o bush. The Visible
surnly Aecrca~o of $40 90 bush reduced the tota to
70 az - M o bush last There
was a,so decrease OF GO stock
<on the supply q. No oats II vas
~ Duluth and Minneapolis hold nenrlv 80
cen, ~ supply No oats quoted 3llsc No
oa,. eos.c No white 32iac 40 white. 79i,r: track
r,ixed ~ T32c. track whit. s2s T3sc .RYE-Mar-
k.t ouie. 30 Western. 57a75Sto afoat. nearby
STAT. w. SIC track. and CSC n n afoat...-.
pSRIrY-Markst duli: feedins quoted Ni,c bid.
Ntw-Yorl and 34as4lsc. c Buffalo. opening naysa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March 81 p. m-Coton-Spot quiet; priees
favor buyers American mddng ll-22d The sales q
day were 900 bales ~ which 800 bales were FOR
speculation and export and included 800 bales Ameri-
Receipts 81 900 bales including 10 2oo ba.es
opened quiet with moderate demand. and
closed quiet American mdinE ! m G.. March. 31T-64i
BUYERS March and April lIdid buyers. April All May.
lTG&d3 lsi+d SELLERS May and June. i7-G43 1854
June and July. sod buyers July August
ls5&d3 1904 sellers: Augut and September 1874 q
ios4d sellers. Sertemher and October iSiG8 ies4A
sellers October and November S-G4d buyers Noven-
Der and December Is Ga buyers December Janu-
airy Is6i6 buyers January and February Is sd buy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

METALs-In most department: on the Metal EIchang.
advances The iron trade in Pttsburg last week Was
rather Sq. s" prize. r"s % pending BE- ne r. %.
arm but demand FINISHED material has le.s.ned rig
r. rant closed sai.! .p: Wy 50 !5sso 90 eo:sd
.go 81 a 81 II '9 aaG casing sGssG
si 81 ,peier closed nrn,r: to NAY s. $685. s5
CLOSING as TO n M a. ws IS a. yp GS's
lead. ii2 iGs 81 glasgow Scotch iron closed
S0LAssEs AND sYRt'Ps-1Tsrr were few moderate
sized order: from oass. sources IN evidence ga e1
we're encouraged to msnta!n former asking Prices by
cenIdiura oall',c' fair: iaaiec good lIs 30
20 'a.f @1e2sc good, 2ss 2S' prime. soG5i: chois
52aSa: Porto Eieo. 2GQa3c. syrup common. iogl?'
XAv&I sr6Rtst-sioas ko:in .as2 tbi. spr. iar-
s sso%sd .Sa Ss: weakness % $50 o s1 aec to
sSt 'ase "s , 81 saPB ssa ya 5sr
ments showed .ttc rrther change. we quote Tar resu
las. 81 oS oil e1ITes ~ pli;n u & s2I La'p'n n
ss sc 5, i s ,.'si !, = s. 20 Is Si g 4
OCEAN FREiGHrs-Th. mnrke, for berth fr.ish,s was
9.d LndoH % for APRIL Ga,sGw' ga Bristol :4
Ms%s15s oa'2 cd 1s 10 eF o AR + s are, A
large tonnage asgas lid cotton to L'eIpool per 100
p e for April LSnaSn Ca VI Is % for Mach Is 20
ton Of Inc sail market unchanged square
ss: aS '.. & FsSd n s5 ss are
proved but little doing reignis
Tho inquiry for fun cargo grain steamers rather
limited to-day continue strong basis OF
IS sd Cork :or orders. MnTch loading. There was
for deal tonnage from the Provinces ana
time boats In moderate demand but all other de-
parments quiet. .... CHARrERs-British steamer
2Go general Nirenih TO hamburg. bcfthcd
April. British steamer 1000 quarters grain Phadelphia
20 Cork for orders. ~ CO Denmark Sc fhdg3s % Am
British Goleo. 1900 quarters grain Phllnaei-
pha Cork for orders b 3D. March, British steamer
1900 quarters grain. Newport News 10 picked potts
United Kingdom or Continent. private terms: briush
steamer 1900 quarters grain. Philadelphia - peanaIh'
0iG3s 7hd. April Dritlsh steamer. :o7' tons sugar
MEuri,ius 10 Delaware Breakwaier for ordefe IrNA,s
British steamer. LOLA tons china cay Fp"' 70
Win inrton. Del private terms; British feshei I'oi
tons coal Cardiff 10 81 Thomas. 50 briish sten;iJ,
2s5 tons GOAL. Cardiff 20 Havana, is 81, AUSTRIAN
steamer. 1873 tons ore pot TO phiadeiphia rs nr,h
steamer. /, 261 tons fruit etc. Sicily 10 no'h OF ma
terss 2Ds British 772 and So tons phos-
phCte Fernandins 10 Glasgow. los &C. April and May re-