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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
COL. SMITH HAS NOT WITHDRAWN
TO REMAIN A CANDIDATE FOR THE BRlGA-
DIER-GENERALSHIP or THE
FIFTH BRIGADE

There eeems 20 be some doubt TO the resul, OF
the election for brigadier-general o. the Fifth
Brigade and friends OF Colonel George Moore
Saith say that there is no truth in the report that
the commander OF the 9th has withdrawn from
the contest: There Will be seventeen votes cast
by the following electors: Captain David Wilson.
20 Battery; Colonel Daniel Appleton, Lieutenant
Colonel William II. Kip. Major James c. Abrams
and Major Augustus W. Conoyer. 7th Regiment;
Colonel Henry Chauncey. tr., Northumberland
James NJ. Jarvis. Major Henry G. Ridabock and
Major Isaac Freeman. sth Regiment; Colonel George
Moore Smith. Lieutenant Colonel Edward Duffy
Majors Thomas F. Lynch and Michael J. Spell
man. seth Regiment; Colonel F Vinton Greene
Lieutenant Colonel Wallace \. Downs Major Al
gustus T. Francis and Major Clinton II. Smith list
Regiment. necessary TO choice. votes.
II is well known that Colonel Appleton IS rot a
candidate. and that. although Colonel Chauncey
has ambitions in that direction. the fight. II there
will be any will Ne between the colonies Of the
6sth and list regiments
Colonel Smith viii certainly have the votes OF
the seth Regiment" said one OF his friends. and
II the Colonels old associates in the 5,h Regiment
gratitude for Colonel Smiths stanch night when
general. There was violent opposition TO Fitz-
gerald AT that time. and, a. the earnest solcita-
voted twenty-four times for the regiments candi-
date. and this would be good time 10 pay off the
Colonel Smith said: Y am as much q candidate
to-day as | ever was and there is truth in the
report that ! have withdrawn. | am the senior
brlgadier-ceneralship. and II success with regi-
ment counts for anything I am justified in re-
The friends OF Colonel Smith think that he has
shown much ability in his management OF the dis
more than that of comma nders who have superior
men and magnificent and attractive armories
The election will take place on the evening OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

cally the only demand from few scattered shorts
who feared possible disaster from the accumulation OF
such large short interest has been built Up ndlubi
eily during the last few The break to-day reduced
prices the l1vest point reached the last sen
ssioua bull movement Markets abroad quiet, ard
In the % Liverpool hardly weak IS the trade
had after yesterdays bad break on this
side. futures closing only az I'd net lower. Foreign
houses practically without orders. few
the bear side Of the About the only important
factor Of assistance bull traders the reduc-
toD IN Northwestern receipts 100 against 20
last In the cash department sales ~ 10 loads
No red whes, exporters reported Quotations
q cash wheat. ah1a basis. were follows: No
red. 81 as. No hard Manitoba 81 lois. NJ North
EN- Duluth 81 oI's, arrive, No : Northern DulIth,
81 oGs. arrive. No hard Duluth. 81 II - 10 arrive
No hard Manitoba. 81 Os .cORN-Infuenced ~
the sharp decline IN wheat scapers were rather fee sell
ers Of to-day. causing &c net ss IN prices In're
was further drop the curb MAY being finally quoted
3isc, against 3fssc the regular close ASIDE from
the unfavobe effect produced by the heavness in wheat
conditions rather bush than otherwise. Chi
receipts considerably under the estimates clear
snces heavy and demand reported liberal scale
a. all ports. although details were lacking The Liver
pool markets closed lsG&.d net lower. No corn closed
3SA.c. .DAT'S-Nether the speculative
the market exhibited any feature whatever 70
da tie former closing unchanged from last night Sales
az 81 eo bush heavy white reported % export
ers No oss closed Bic; No oats 3oi.c. No White.
30 No white &c track mixed $685. track white
33g3tc. RiE-Aarket weak. No Western ssc,
o b ahoa': state rye. 5S054c. track. harley
Market easy. feeding quoted 40c. G. New-iork. and
32l7c. C Buffalo. opening navigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
sorrHERy corroy MARKETS.

p.,,,,o-. Feb oe-cotten nominal. uiidlnx ssos
low nistng ii-is,. sd ori naIy D.. Vet recei's
none. gross lai tsies. stock 81 CD uaies ...
c.ncinnau Feb. .s-Cottga quiet ard rfm inl'dans
U.s.. iow fri4iing SIC god ordinary. 9,- hte,.l
az bales. shipments 90 bales. sales. 90 ba!eAi sioeS
bales. .,,,.- g.. g.. TO-
,ItafiSg 80. god ordinary 5isr Set rec~Dts LOS
Saieg sr,ss $40 bales shipments LIB tales. s>-es'
2 100 ts -. stock 10 80 bal.- an.
New Orlssas Fen ~ cotton s'eaays ms,i'',xSs;;
II ia. ior milding b. g1ol ordinary. l-le Nes
,..ls.. 81. bales gross d 10 hales. exports - trance
~ IA bales % re Continent. ii5)s bales sales Sloo
sslss stock 5s2 035 bales -. -
Norfolk FEB 2sc3t.,n Hrm; udfiinE i5-iee. ie ,s
--.ssff-r cod ord % IT,. Ers.pfs, si3
bees exports coaspse - 0aes sales 81 bales s;ce-.
% hs.es
10. low nldlllng . &c SOD -f-l-y, be- heeel.N
the Continent. 40 he-s, cl4s-N1se
=. h,fes a - -. bales rfocA. 20 pif hlI'f
:. I1gs FEB 2S.-'0'f1n hrm miffIlE &c; l7v
sroes IosT ba.ss. shgmenfs 1917 baies s',A. oSs-A
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

tIof-R aND MEAL-There es- only narrow . ns
a. v,,.h The undert0us s weak ana con'rss ~
,esssary 10 move stock IN gasnti,, Sr.as ~.
e. .aT e. winter strashfs - Wntt -. WHIT pa.
4. eGqt5 20 spfIng clears 81 iO1si 81. exira 80 =
,--r4- = .-l4s4 TO- extra ~ wlni-f - tPs" -
80. q -1,si "a brckWhes, fcur 81 .lffi 30 ~ r
nrcf-p S+stIv. i0n bts 81 sJG 81 = yi.N
NFAI-Easy. quoted; KIN fnr5 y l3ts. - a. 20 ~
49, .Cut- AI,-Ou.af. white &c. me yeloA NC
.,,-se 7iI32c.. FEED steady; 90 - ard 20 10 y n
- In mt, -2- use sprrg bulk. i'c- Hliai4ins t'.N
7s7se. rv@ feed g. u.s. city feed ~ n2nIny ~
20. oinaeaL se5gs-3 %. se,-.n~ss S,r's d" '-'
GnAIN-VHEAT-Th bears made further gros,ss. N
49, e,.rk t.n wheat prices today. values decl nnE
90. trehel from the official close - 'as, ii.t 90
i.avlng N A. about the lon ~ point win SUI ieS
$500 n he cirt A. o'clock the May price Vas ~
,rer range from % lie 20 s>'.c rom me eniesl
~i,.c Throughout forenoon depression the N Ego
cira mad very ilitl- effort raly the market ana fns
,sc. in cor nectiou with the o@arsh crop news from ta-
800. rnt. ana the central West, Afforded great en-
10 the local Operators for decline lracti-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
MARY orEry OF SCOTS CRADLE.
rrom The Pan MalI GaEetie.

Frpm The PAN Mail Gazette.
,-ha oak cradle In which Mary Queen % Scots
vses rocked = very handsome and wen preserved.
,hough Il has passed through many Vlc.tsitutes.
So was born on December T. 1872 40 Lirllihgow
Palace which WAS the favoriie residence 4 Jane,
Y o, scotland and biz young wife Mary OF Gsise.
The ROYAL father never his chic. Tor Dee was
on his deathbed at Falkland Palace when so
came into the world. The palace 90 linNihg0w
vs. burned by General Iiawley's Dragons after
,bev mad been defeated by the Highland Army
-ndsr "Ronnfe Prince Charlie IN l4ia and he
cat rradis was most likely looted and got into
,ha hands Of a woman. who used 10 for her cwn
hshes and ma ~ on 20 her children ana fhii-
dren.s children. From her Granddaughter u Was,
str,es a writer IN 1.-THE CULVER" obtained about
s'vtv years ago by Joseph Y. Patton, wsN-kno"n
Scof,ish antlquary Of Dunfermne, who made
ane collection OF antique furniture. us dhus,'r'.
Mrs ID O. Hin. gives the following account 81 ~:
-. nan whom ms father employed 20 LOOK ou, ios
nv oid carved furniture IN the neithpof h9on OK
Ices went into a house near lLniihsoW taia'
,n.hers n woman was rocking child IN an osh o. y
'r,aia vlthout one % the rockers. Inc nun rtlr::
syy.hst are We doing jumblin your harm lunsmehs
a. hing like that? She answered tiini a.. !.
,,nor' ii. Ne no ken that was the queen sto"iss
he aid You'll be askin LOT Tor ,S"e IT,.
,i,cs u woulfna tax pound note LOT ~, -. 80
nan On his return told my father ABOUT this. pu'
,ho"shf the woman was asking TOO mucn LOT ";
Nv father went on az once TO Linhtns2r. ~ ~
gave the woman good price ior ~ 81" !" ~"
been In possession Of the family ever sshos-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
TO INSPECT THE TwENTY-THIRD

The o7d Regiment. Colonel Alexis G. Saith. VIII
D. INSPECTED In FUN fed service uniform a. the
amor Bedford and Atlantic ayes. Brooklyn to-
morrow evening.
-rte INSPECTION vii. be made by Brigaiier-General
Edward NJ Hoffman Inspector-General. and MAJOR
Frederick r Lee Assistant Inspector-Genera! Dut
ne. officers will act as subOrt.nates 10 MAJOR
General Roe ~hO will give his personal attention
20 The condition OF the organization.
Wsior-Geceral Roe Brgadier-General HoilHlaii;
Colonel Greene ard Major Lee Wi b. 'gonrI
smiths guests az dinner tomorrow at the Union
Te4rue Brggklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
~ LnpPLSONMENT ZOE ASslILT

Chicago. Feb y -Frederlck Rubeck. "No ""s
convicted on Thursday Of assault ana se"''n1'"
- twenty years f. Inc peniteniiafy hhs De"
convicted on a like charge, ana july 'Ne" '''
,,,tsb,oe,t a, LIE imprlsonment In the peniten-
,iarv Rosa Reget told Of brutality on the part o.
Rubock which aroused both Court ana !uIy. tie
l. the mrs. prisoner 70 be given a ne ',r -
unde- sentence for horsestealing ana seven MOI
in5ic, mems are pending. Rubeck said ne N9. t
III himself before he would 10 prison 'or IRE
hut was hurried 10 Joliet with gang OF coh''ets'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

coTTON-Tre-e vas a lively market for cotton today
sh5wed considerable growing o., o. claims 'ha
me relations between hs eoun,rS aha spi fFrV5a
vel as In This would Re anxious % secers ~
supplies and prot=c themselves IN etyance immsietey
upon any positive warIlhe In 3amsnd fo-
- 's al s2d aivsnoe ard advance q 2e,a2'.
ga IN The future LIST were better man ma ossh
The cal Throughout the session the market showed d-
easl .sao, ss.re = uqudaon Al the hes; point The
market showed net gain q iFS rom. On ~,
aayahee - - .tsn cIossi ou.et al a. advance Of
i-g 40 osss Islands now 5-6c and mddling Cult
se-iGc sgains, 7-iec and ll-l6c respectively last
yea yss ,asreassi by claims hat plantation ware
houses holding only 30 per cent % ne .,I s y
;ha, the crop been marketed IN large. proportion h.n
me-. q. cotton the cotton belt Is allinz on "he We
recent continued heavy demand ana arg e' :" .5ls
sorrr - account. reaching here, exporters as vel as
o .Sters- points Than heretofore visited ard .endins
lac, word that holders are arorary sni sn ScTsase
s {- ;he time beng lss numerous y Is claimed mar
sse sithourh ~ s s.ir assumed here tina; the acreage
question VIII again oec5ne ia.io,. a,v ulsalirr
quoted vas as folov Galveston sim at 81 az adysnee
30 tses Savannah quiet ara frn at ~ sal.- -,
5as w 595.as 81 I sd a. .as. si Ss.s Bai;ioTs
1or1inal az SIC Memphi. hrTn a. lie sa,s.' go
e' "a .dTsao. Z ise sales 49, bale, New
O-san. ssatv at li-l6c an advance OF i-ie' SAFES
' 49,. r.c.p,. A. x.voean, oelaiiy 'si
--..A4 ~ - r4twseu 10 90 and 1900 na!es s.a''.
?, ss3 as, Monday 1872 last year and e5is n 1872 -
tro-s.~r Indications point 70 a UoAeIfn. OF 800
300 taiAs agains, ~ last week @o1o last year s
1882 1855 .-.. .s,.. So, co.,o-
.ir demand a full sales. 500 bales spscl..L
- e,ror 20. American 900. receipts --"O -tn-
a.. 81 on. uldsln- urlands i532i Futures opsis.1
So fei,e-s ~ ecf advance. closed 19-t b. $50
~ s25b Msrch-Apri s2lh. April May SD; va,
.9-i.s. funs- rrl~ 32jias. Juy-Aurusi 10 -
-s S4-;er~her s25izs. s@ptembsr-Octoher o-oo' oo-
- v9vsr,be- a.5s. November Decerhe-. S.'s
re- -a-ge q contract prices today vas as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, Feb % 100 p Erchange--ci'sins-
WhsatINo / red Northern spring dull. = q corn--
So, American mixed. quiet % 5<ds futures
February nominal. March quiet IS sd Fiog,-st
ioYs fancy winter steady los H0ps a. Lonton Paefro
c1as;) frn 70 l5sdl5 IS Beef-frm extra India mess
sss a. nrim mess SIS 81. P0rk-.frm. prime mess.
e.. Tss.arn sis al primo mess medium Western. 80
a. Hams-short cut. - - 10 % easy 80 g. Baoon.-
S,bsrara cut 2s 70 20 ~ dull 32s short rD. % o -
10 steady g. long clear middies. hgh, - - - 70
Suu a0% "a long mftes heavy. - - - n aull.
2s shot clear backs 10 % Is y dull 2as. clear bellies.
10 20 /, NJ dull 34s Shouifer--SlIare Il 20 u -.
Ann 2,s 81 IArd-Prm~ Western dun. 2ss 80. cfeess
EAnerican finest white and co0red dull 50 Tal1@..
pm. cifv firm iss C0tf0neset Liverpool refne4
arm i5s "a Tirpentne-sp.ris firm 2's 80. Ros.a--
Common steady, A. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

The th!rty-frst annual meeting OF the Columbia
Yacht Club will be held Tuesday evening al the
Grand Union Hotel The Nominating Committee
has prepared the following ticket For commodore.
Walther Luttgen. steam yacht Ilnta; for vce-com-
modore. w Dixon Ellis. naphtha Rambler: for rear
commodore, W. 6. Trageser for secretary, George
Parkhl; for treasurer Joseph \. Weaver; FOR feet
surgeon. DR.. Henry Griswold. sloOp Venture: for
measurer. ". +. Quackenbush: foT three members
OF the Board o. Trustees 10 serve two years each.
J. +. Hitchcock, ". II. Carpenter ard O. W. Tayler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
TUE OFFICERS WARRANTED

The followirS non-comrissoned officers OF the
9th Regimen: haze been warranted: sergean; c. y.
sl5ree. battalion s4rgeant-major; QuarterEnasier-
Sergeant jacob = Schrank. battalion quartermas
.srlssr-eln-. scream George VI Simpson, quar-
,err9ssfef- sergeant Company Z Private Ruc5lnl
Koehn sergeant, Compaay ,: Prlyaie o Al..e9
trrc-s.c Kiessli1z corporal. Company 4. ana Pr
ys.e Fdv-srd Kepks. corporal. Company l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
TO ESTABLISH HEADQUARTERs THERE
GENERAL ROE TO HAVE OFFICES IL THE STEW
APT BUlLp1NG-INsPECTING ORGANIZATIONS.

AKT BJILDINu-INSf7F-D IIN'5 VI''1f tn ''7''''
Najor-General Roe having received authority 10
rent the Offices in the S;ewar' Buiidiag which ne
suggested 70 the Armory Board as suitable ior MS
HEADQUARTERS will establish local headquarters
there as soon as arrangements can be made me
division commander Is paying particular attention
10 the inspection OF the various organizations
The inspection OF the 7th Regiment last week
was one OF tho most satisfactory In The history OF
the regiment l0s2 officers and men be.ns present
on, OF a total o. Oh. o. the absentees. one was
snowbouni In Canada, TWO were Oh Ds.ated
steamer and the TWO absentees from the MINI
COMPANY were III and unable 10 come 10 the ar
NOR The regimen; presented hne appearance.
and received the praise Of General Roe ara tAe
members Of his staff. who accompanied him. ana
inspected the troops with General Hoffman ana
Ma Lee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
COUNTRY PRoDucE MARKETS

NsR-York. February 20. ls9s
BEANS A PEts-Thsis was not ma.h zone '9r sz ,.
sok not urgently offered saf prices aie held fairly
steady PARTICULARLY The choicest GRADS This u true
~ nsariy all kinds Of State beans California lima
f-r4- 81 IS bid for ruuad lots and refused Green
PEAS steady. We Beans. choice Per tls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
GENERAL. CARROLL TO REVIEW IT.

The ist Battery Captain Louis Wende'. vii. be re-
t.,e4 Ia, prigadlcr-Gere-ai Howard Carroll a. ne
49,. On the evening % March 2. After the re-
yiea there will BE- dancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

yards, Tho new yacht will he $50 feet long BY 90
Ieet tne largest pleasure vessel in the world. When
mig Leopold comes sailing past his yacht will not
TOOK much larger In comparison than the Conqueror
low Goes when ranged near the Mayfower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

B.l,innre Feb 26-TIour inactive, unchaussa; Re.
cps sspH .po, and 1G nonts @ as Marca MAJ
acgssc steamer 70 red sir g.t -s rsr,g' s 90,
southern wheat, BY sample. s5cgs. % srads $40
sss Com S s1 ' s9s oni steamer 1sl sa5
s2se receipts isoO7e bush expoits -. ~, 49, 49,,
s$sSt e oa,s steady No whit. western 81. aSsc sc
m nt'e ss "a r., ss EASY 70 nearly SIZE 10
western 2So 5sS' g ' =. 'S ss.- '. ss eks,
timothy si2 sodsl3 Grain ,reish,s cute, anshAnsss
Saie;: fresh. i4c Geese steady unchanged Lettuce.
Il q per basket
Bqnso Feb. s-sprae wheat, No ! haT, 81 ccS,,
White ST. corn-No yellow. $40. No yellow. aS'.e;
r5. s@'9 ss.o 10 - Sh fS' s 70 Ss, 81 50
rxeti tnr9.sn os' ,.srnc, or uei Fisar
chicago. FEB as-Th. leading futures ranged " fol-
wheat. No ?: Opening Highest. Lower. Closing
MAY ............ SIG 1905 Ns,a -
Nay ......... 9sg3s. 2ssg:,'' ?ssg2s ~. o &C..
s ssy ...... S00s' S'''ss 80. si.sS2 siss2
Wy Wy :::::::::::::: 2. ~ ~ "A's q. e.
NJ NJ ' ::. ' 10 ' 10Y. r iSs r Ss
s H;2 ' :::: T.. IA :a. :g' 81"
short RIBS per 100 r:
s Nay :::::::::::::: :!Sss Sss. :&' :Sss
,. ca f9 .55 . s.. Z: ,l siss. Bur as
as 70 'pst gs,,ssnss & y spr TS ssis
30 spring wheat. s2.e; No 5st 81 elgsl On 40 :
So Tsi;. "a. g4ss;: 10 ss'e So barley :; &
b. S24a.oc; NJ saxsee 81 y Noria"essfn. 81 %, -;
gGs: 'a ,,s r. SD 10 & $ ;'' s n. . s do'
:5es' % dry Ell 8 .sg'a S. 1s ss Gry nns
roo. per ga 81 lisa. sugars. cut l'at Sool. srAna-
Ar tf;,c = d. Rse.lr,, Shipment.
T wS.s. f s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: sscSS 1900
Corn bush $500 a. ~,
Oats h1sh......- Soo snp
Barley. ush......,.....'''..''.''.'.' olVV' $50
vse e" n5a crsarne,e; isgisi: sailies isiIa Chess.
sgsisc Eggs weak fresn. l-ai'' y,-,.,, -or,rsI No
G s 5I.o Fee Germ a e,. % Sa 5si se
sa;.T y: T BLK meal. tssy At $ Z R,oS sssy
wE's.y 81 e 4 81 20 .,. ss'r firm sugar steady
Mwsukes Fs 3s-whsa, wess ~ S2.5hs, =,
l. isis a5oc Barley hrn at ii.- sanrie 2cdo1e
Minneapolis Feb. 2e-wheat weak, February. es.ci
May r Jgy ' -s 70 ra,s ' s. s,5 .:nd
90 ssg. f ss ESQ 81 500 s..sed '' .5,
grade February and Marsh. ss'.qses: Apr en- May
end March $ e. Cap AP s3a Nay And Mana ss
$ %T5s 4pri and May nominal Batsr ssasy faaey
Western creamery 20zc; d. Penns wanna sni Western
r--ts 22c Egg. FIRM. fresh nearby anl Western. l5c
Cheese steady. Recelps-Fl9gr 500 oo!s .' sssSs.
vrtea- "a 900 hush. corn 2O3 coO cats t'prp. ship
rnents-Eheat p go bush. corn $1,000; 5000
-, LOUIS Feb. 25.-Flour gnehangei w Wh satp
oyo-. 10 elevator. sfc track &c; February
afi,c NAV o. &C July s3i.c No hard cash, yog3le
C9rn easter and lower. No cash. &c February zs.e
cssS elevate oGisc: track &c February 26.e: Nay
o9ic MA. Juv 23t.c 40 white. 2s'3c. Bran seaiy.
i,.- .,eaty3 creamery i5a2Oc. dairy sab. Eggs
s,sasv AZ ui.c Whisky. 81 20. P0rS-s'antAFd ms
jSS5iEsg' SO 57is Lard lower; prime ''eam' "S';
choice. s. O..
Toledo FEB. "a whes, Gull and lover; 70 ? e,ss'
sosc oats dull but steady: 10 mixed. cash ana Nay.
&c RYE dul!; No cash. Bic clover acl,Fe ano
-. r-ir1a cash blf on higher, North Lima,
10c South Lima and Indiana, Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

Cau,ain Loesch. OF the schooner yacht Fleur-de-
IS sass tina; this vessel will not leave New
York FIR her proposed European trip until some
80 N March. The owner, George Lord Day. OF
- ~.vo-k Yacht Club has already gone to
.-relani and will join the Fleur-de-Lis on her
.--7val n southampton when cruise lasting sew
.-al n orths will be begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

Foreign coffee markets-Sa-ts.--CoTes market GU;
goo! avsra-. Santos. $500. receips 1.-TWO GAYS 80.
49,. st5cs sol 600 nags. Hamolrg-EoHee mA,"et
o,t.sd = ptennne lower a. 90 p m uncnsnseea -
. -te-n.ng higher, sales. 2o"p nags -. -
-',rs- opened steady and unchanged a. IL N quie arc
trcha nged: al ? steaiy. unchangel 70 ~ ~
Tgre-. at 40 = cute; and unchanged safes --o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

-,,,s ., ~. ports and interior roin. today com.
- v'rh ffe day last reek last year ana 80
- ,sa- were fol.oTs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
OTHER MARxsrs-By TELEGRAPH.

s,urh,.rers TIE feeling reported weak s11 oe0~s
quoted 81 1884 20 per 100 n for the vaoe range
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

x.,,av O. Boston. formerly OF the hrm OF
ss.su,r. & Binney. yacht builders has received an
49, ,o- 25-foot centreboard yacht. which VIII De
80 A. the Long Island Sound racing in the COM
80 II design she WILL be like George
l5SS H. -s-aiaa and Will measure 50 feet over all
~ ~. ;, ssSt of beam and feet inches draush''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

o., ~. -rs.,s, ..sssv. No Ri, oiT5: .1chsns.
q 3od receipts y Oo0 bags cleared ior the Intei
S.ates 10000 bags cleared FOR Europe GO" bags tocA
-" o.,,,, =. p-,-r cote. a. follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

Hery Belknap's steam yacht the Magnolia mas
hsep hauled out al Jacksonville. fla' tor inc pur-
- :, having some repairs made 10 her copper
SSs,,bng The Magnolia is one or the New-1ork
w 49,. Club feet and has just made the passage
&, - from this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

TIE vye,l-known schooner yacht Avalon owned o.
Trsncis I. Leland. OF the New-York Yach- CLUB. Il
receiving now decks and cabin top The Work Is %
Ing done a, n yards OF Bayes * son. Port Jeffer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

HI Higgins OF the Atlantis Yacht Club. Is hav-
M ii. steam yach, Tranquilo fitted With new
boiler I.e pilot-house Ia being heightened aft, 50
taat " Hog.as may know the real luxury o, a
ic.1iagro-n OF deck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

Charles s-a.,hers. Of the La:chnon: zach: Club.
Is having MS sioop yacH; Katrina ieng;hene1 I'VE
f... Tss cabin viii be entirely altered a11 me
cr,., W. receive Z new cabin ana new dechs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

EdHars " Whitney ard Alfred : James. % New
Bed:or8. have purchased me cutter Fancy for use
IL Buzzarl's Bay sne has deck length OF - feet,
= feet the Water-..1e. draws - feet q water
e-d : feet vide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

Receipts Of breads,uTs Interior points IN thousands
lss three ciphsTs 600 omitted -four. bols, gram.
hus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

feet. $40 uIdNs w u4U V'IV-IIdIA TUT OF "IVtV'
80 her beam is II feet.
Austin wadsworth. Of Geneseo. N Y.,f1s hav-
A.. E-foo< cabin Cruising launch built At the
Ids OF y ". Ofe<dt & Sons, Twenty.htth-st.
Son,h Brooklyn. The yacht agents Tams s.
1.-aine are experimenting the construction for
r. WafSvorth and the craft will be provided
.,h Two ,en-horse-power compressed vapor mo-
~ She is intended for on Lake Ontario
w. homo port being Charlotte, y. y. She Will
1aye Twin screws and is expected TO be speedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

.cnb. has sold his sloop yacht, Selnada 10 George
E RUPERT OF New.Iork me selnada made her
1r.; appearance last season and has a deck meas
nlsnart OF s. feet Svater-iine length of %
~ Sss. She draws two and one-half feet OF watep.
~ her peam is II feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

Y Il s,retsmaa o: Staten lsiand Is na.."s
-. GO, cabin laanoh ou.,. TO- him a; no
.sr;s o, TIE Nsv-York Launch ana Ensiae Co7,.
3a-- -. s,,s-io- a --e boat Will be finished n
pan IN - = ,rtardei fo- cruising TIE SAM
e -rrrinr on. forty-fco, man0S Any C'"'''
s,--,5 f6- " 2 :. john. o; Ne"-A OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

,n, yale Corinth!an Yacht Club has elected
,orov.pe officers for lsss: Commodore Bruce
Cs-k ,ss OF New-York; v.ce-commodore' :.
.;oodwin 'ss OF Hartford rear comi'odo'e' / -
-, -. xevv-york: secretary and treasurer.
w nevis ga OF Hartford Governing Boar ol
6ouverneur Morrs IT. 81 E9rsy1mS @ all Of
= y a,iNS - A C;ravton. 90. OF CleVeianu
Se%- ORB ora p F Archibald. 's9 Of Tarry'o"n'