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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
FOR COAST TRANSPORTATION.
COMPANY ORGANIZED WITH A CAPITAL OF
100000 TO OPERATE ALONG THE
ATLANTIC SEABOARD

COMPANY ORGANIZED WITH A CAPITAL OF
100000 TO OPERATE ALONG THE
ATLANTIC sEABoARD.
corporation. called the Atlantic Transportation
rounany has been organized under the laws Oh
~. state Of Now-Jcrsey. to carry on water trans
.or. business and has established headqusrters al
~ broadway this city The company, accord
49,, "a the statement OF It's promoters INTENDS 10
-. ,,s,ross on a large scale. and is gathering to-
-, IN. 81 the largest barge fleets In the world
c.,,,al 10 the amount OF s3,OoO.Oo0 has aheioy
hser pa,d IN. II is said and the stocShoiuels III
c,yde some prominent men In hnancai c'ces
.,,org them are Charles F. Cutler. president o.
~. METROPOLITAN Telephone Company senator
Ioues Smith. OF New-Jersey the Roeohnss, Oh
T-sn,on. President Harvey. Of the Harveyizeo
x,cts, Arrnor Plate Company and others
co,.-ol Edward P Meany, OF the Long Distance
re,enhone Company. and Ex-Governor W. A. MAC
rorkls OF West Virginia, are tho active spirits IN
,,a new company. General Meany has mao ac'Ne
harga Of the operations of the Long Distance
ra'eho,o Cou,pany for a number Of years. and
ho. also been interested IN transportation schemes
He IS the president OF the new company. ana ex-
Governor MacCorke is vice-president ana genera
counsel. and will probably live permanently IN TINS
c.v The company has already obtained twenty
,vo large sea-going barges. and six others are
nearing completion In the yards AT Bath Me hach
:, .n.sa will have a capacity of 1000 tons. and
u,u ba Of the largest and most approved KIND
Three ocean-gons towing vessels are also pelhg
Sriit Cor the company al cost OF H'o'U" eat
81 will be launched within the next Sixty Gays.
Thev Will operate all along the Atlantic coast, Out
rr,rr,-ally between this city and Newport News
IN addition 10 the large towing ana genera
,ra,spor,ntion business which the company pro-
,o.ss 10 operate 1t will establish and conduct
rrnr3ber OF coaling stations in Southern waters
ard tho West Indies. II is understood una, me
eo-,ary has secured contract from the Chesa-
,eals ana Ohio Railroad Company for tie trans
rorts,ion Of TWO milton toas OF coal year ior
(anersl Mean when seen yesterday at MS
smse A. No IL Dey-st confirmed these statements
liz ssH he had nothing add 10 these facts. ex-
oep, the statement that the new company nad no
intention o. embarkng in the passenger transpor-
.a.Ioa business either now in the future but
would devote Itself solely 10 the transportation OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
FOR NATIONAL CONTROL OF CANALS.
MERCHANTS PASS RESOLUTIONS FAvoRINo SEN
ATOR PAvEY'S BILL.

MERCHANTS PASS HfSci>CAAO->o IN "-'
AroR PAvEY's BILL
A meeting Of merchants. principally members OF
the Produce Exchange was held yesterday after
noon IN the arbitration room OF the Produce Elk
chan1e building to consider the question OF selling
the Erie. Oswego. Champain and other canals TO
,hs National Government. About fifty OF the
representative merchants Of the city attended
Gustav H. Schwab presided and Louis J. spence
acted os secretary $50
The meeting was primarily 10 conslder the Dill
Low pending in the Legislature. introduced Dy SEN
a,or Pavey. providing for an amendment 10 the
co,st,tution removing the prohibition against the
sale OF the canals by the State. proNloihB the pun
Chaser IA the National Government
Major Thomas W. Symons OF the Engineer
Corps L. S A.. who Is author or the scneHie iOI
Inc building of a l.500-ton barge canal from me
Grea, Lakes 70 t.dewater. was present MAJOR
SymonS is also advocate OF the scnelne lVi me
transfer Of the canals from state 10 Nauohai CON-
A resolution was passed declaring IT TO be for the
hes, interest OF the public that Senator favey
bill should be passed. and that the peopie snOuiu
have n chance TO turn over the care OF the cahais
10 Congress. 49, ....u.oa 60 orn.ar
The following committee was appointed 70 appear
To-day in bany at the hearing on senator faNey
tIll before the Senate judiciary committee; zen
eral William p CraighiL. late CHIEF engineer, = ..
A.: Professor Burr. of Columbia university; geo: &c
s Morrison OF Chicago: George 5. Greene. FORMER
~ the chief engineer of the Dock Departmen :;
Major symons and Thomas A. Mcintyre OF NC
Intyre & Wardwell. Produce Exchan6e
a committees on permanent organization was de-
clded upon and Mr.. Schwab Will announce the
names
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
TALK OF A CARPET COMBINATION.
ONE AGENT SAYS IT WILL. BE FORMED BUT
SOME MANUFACTURERS ASSERT
rvLT TT WON'T.

There IS considerable difference OF opinion among
the representatives OF the ingram carpet manu-
facurers as to combination which. II Is reported
has been formed in that trade. AT the once or
Smith. Hogg & Gardiner. No. I'D Worth-st agents
O, he rovail coro,anv 4, was said that the Lowell
Company would certainly no, 20 into combination.
ana ira; no proposition to that effect has been en-
ter;ained At the office OF the Bigeow Company II
was said tina; they had heard nothing OF com
binat,on The representative OF New-bhgianu
carpet concern said that IN his opinion Il COM
blna,ion was rorrned nj all Il would be among the
small manufacturers Of Philadelphia, and Us en-
rirons The large concerns. ne said' "ouio Ger
''.nly not 90 into ~. =, ,.A. -.
George r. K,c agent Of Bromley BT0the,s. OF
ttadsphia. al MS once. No Vs ~ Pr
Ion Of the i.yrain carpet manufacturers. ana an
q ,hem will &, into T. Half ot ne iooihs s,oe
down Some OF the factories until the demand 'or
olr goods Increases AT present there Is NM nd n
combine furnishes key 70 the way 10 90 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

c.,n Snoa25ns e. 02w' Dd TouE ss S N No
29na29ssc: No oats. 2si,c: No white 2oa3o sc
10 Witt 2sg2sc; Ne rse ysg 900 hs 81 Ta5S;
prime timothy seed, SO 90 rork. per Dbl $40 3sg
$40 o lard per 100 10 s. loqs5 l2, short ribs sde.
short clear sides 1boxe 3OGS5 whskey distlers
finished goods per gal. 81 lsis sugats cur loN ~ IN
as wa, am r rsamere isaSoS diaries 1sc Cheese
quiet. sashc. Eggs firm; fresh. 12c
Cincinnati March Flour quiet wheat hr ni
dun 10 mixed. 27isd2sc Rye htm No 2. SIC Lard
wh:k.y Butter arm hg1ssr f snsy- E o,
Eggs dull. lower l0isc. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee. March Wheat brisk for transit: NO !
Northern. sidsi 90; No spring s6c; MAY 81 o. rye
higher: No l. 5o.c. Barley FIRM No 2 &c sample
Minneapolis. March 1-.wh.a, strong; March, este;
May. s7isq97f.c: July eesc; No hard 81 ol NO
c SSi'I patents s. s sas4 ae si csaI
clears 50 s0GS3 Bran In good demand bulk siogSo 90
sacked. SIidslI 20
Philadelphia. March Wheat nrm and nc higher
Contract grade March. 81 oo1aSl CO.'S April. May ana
June. nominal. Corn Arm; No mi March. ~ ~
s' Mite Af MaoS ana A p' May sn June
NAL. Butte hrm fancy Western creamery 2lc; 40
freah and western lac Cheese quiet and barely
steady Recepts-Flour 100 bills and l2eoo SACK as
Thear S8 bssh @ bsb eorn 3ss 600 BUSH oats
1900 bush.
st Louis. March Flour nrn; UNCHANGED Whsat-
March. 9s,.c Corn-spot Arm: No cash, 2Ic March,
&c: May 27Tc: July oac bid. Oas-Spot easy: No 2
cash elevator 2sc track. 27.a27iic: March Pike May
Sni e easier sacked east track Soc Butter higher
creamery l5a2ic. dairy. ealec. Eggs lower. lo%c.
Toledo, March Wheat higher. firm: No cash. 81;
s MIy Stead No mixed cash and May &c Ry. dull
unchanged: No cash. Bic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
CARPET-MAKERS TO COMBINE.
A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PLANNED WITH TEN
MILLION DOLLARS CAPITAL.

Philadelphia March Thomas Bromley. OF the
Bromley Brothers Carpe. Company. today con-
arned the statements contained In dispatch from
Boston regarding the scheme TO combine all the
Ingram carpet manufacturers MT bromley sai'
hat efforts were now being made 20 form Ma
uona association and he thought such an organiza-
ton would soon be an assured fact. IT has long
been evident he said. that some such organization
was necessary TO Insure 70 the anufacturers Ialt
pros. on their work Through an association prices
could DO maintained and the expenses curtaled ana
In this way prices to the public mieht DE reoucGu
and az the same time larger prohts accrue 10 the
manufacturer When all the manufacturers are
heard from meeting VII ne called 10 ne n eri
manent orranization perfected. The intention at
presen, IS 10 make the capital STOCK $1,000 e
woun be n Philadelphia where there are thiriy.
FIVE hundred looms operated by seveny nriiis "n,ie
throughout the rest OF the country '"eie "'e '"''
aoou: twelve hundred looms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
INCORPORATED IN NEW-JERsEY.

Trenton March 1.-The following companies were
incorporated to-day:
The United States Mutoscope Company. Limited.
TO give exhibitions with patented appliance; cap,
ltal OC1. Corporators.-Ge I. Lyman ana
Ceore. W MARI New York. and Howard X. Wood,
Eas, Orange. n. J.
The Jenkins Rubber Company. Of Elizabeth, y j;
capital $4,000 Corpora ors-Alfred b. jenkins, West
Orange n j.: James T. Davis and Patrick j.
Lynch iolyoko. Mass. Henry 2. Gordon; East
ORANGE " j.; Frank T. Swain. Philadelphia
Joseph j. Miller Chicago. and Paul II. Smith.
Brooklyn.
The Har5or Transport Company Of Jersey City,
capita, 500 O00 Corpora ors-Bernard McLain. Eliz
abeth. Jeremiah j. Kelly Brooklyn. and william H.
DAILY New-York
The CaTali Process Company, OF Newark. y. j..
to sell formulas for the preservation OF masonry
capital so 900 Corpora tors-Edward H. Turner
Chicago: Edward NJ. Cafrall. New-York. and Walter
G.; E. Ward Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
FURTHER CONCESSIONS TO MERCHANTS

The Merchants Association has made still fur
Their progress In its efforts to open UP Texas and
other parts OF the Southwest for the series OF mer-
chants meetings to be held in New-York from
March IA 10 90 inclusive for which reduced rate
tickets will be sold throughout the Central Passen-
ger Associations territory. Yesterday morning the
Merchants Association received letter from E. p.
Turner the general passenger agent OF the Texas
and Pacific Company. announcing that instructions
had been issued advising the agents OF the road 10
sell tickets to merchants at the rate OF one and
municaton by telegraph. this privilege was extend
ed so that persons desiring to come through 10
New-York can reach st. Louis March To- when
the Central Passenger Association tickets certi-
ncate plan will be sale. Other lines ex-
pected TO cooperate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
EIKE LOHHES.

Rochester, N. T.. March i-Enrly this morning
the plants Of the Conk Hanger and the Carrier
crtlery Company. the two largest industries at
Montour Falls. Schuyler County. were destroyed
-, fire The loss is estimated nj $1,000. with In
SiIrance OF $1,000. The two concerns Were con
trolled and operated b. the same capital and ofi-
rors Nearly one hundred hands are thrown out
OF work Resides the loss on the buildings and
contents. the companies had on hnnd uhhiied
orders aggregating $1,000
Watorsmeet Mich March Fire has destroyed
nearly the whole business portion OF " atersmsset
t,nclndnr the Commercial House John Kclys
n,yaoods store and a number Of buildings adjon-
M The Krom PulldlnE occupied by T. {. Payne
ST that was saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
NEW CORPORATIONS IN THIS STATE

Albany. March 1.-The following stock companies
were incorporated to-day:
The Knickerbockcr Bank Note Company OF
New-York city; capital. 100000 Directors T. A.
Hinc V. W. Hungerford. F.. j. Conway. c. F..
Crack and W. II. Miller.
t;oett.ng a. Co. OF New-York City: to manu-
facture perfumes capital s2j 900. Directors Adolph
Cioetting, T.. c. Goetting and a. y. Mahn.
Farmers Creamery. Cheese and Produce Com
pany OF Crown Point: capital. 800 Directors j.
Walton Russell, J. ". Phillips c. A. Trimbe F.
j. Breed and ". y. Green.
Fuller e. Reuman Company, OF New-York City;
10 conduct a collecting agency: capital stock g 90
Directors. c. a. Fuller. +. II. Reunan and w. c.
Red0eld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
INCREASE IN PRICE OF RUBBER.
MANCFACT'

CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS MAKE AN ADVANCE
OF 10 PER CENT.
Boston. March 1.-The Transcript this after
noon says: There arc indications that the prices
OF rubber goods OF nearly all kinds will undergo a
material advance In the near future, and that n
large quantity OF Inferior rubber manufacture will
be thrown upon the market this season. The Cana
dian manufacturers have already increased their
price, 10 per cent. taking effect to-day. The Cana
dian Rubber Company. OF Montreal. and the Gutta
Iercha and Rubber Manufacturing Company. Of
Toronto. the principal rubber firms In Canada.
have sent out circulars noting this increase in
price. and stating that owing 10 the increased cost
OF crude rubber. II was found necessary either TO
take this step or TO reduce the quality So far no
action looking toward increase In price has
been taken by the Boston dealers but the general
Nav |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
CRrDE OIL ADVANCING IN PRICE.

Cleveland Ohio March IA dispatch from Lima
Ohio says: The price OF crude oil continues TO
20 UP. and there another advance to-day Of
four cents per barrel. making North Lima oil so
cents and South Lima and Indiana OIL IS cents
Pennsylvania oil also went up -FOUR cents. ana is
oro,ed az &, cents Much excitement prevails
among producers Many predict the price VIII
reach the dollar marx within the next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
GORHAM
Sterling
SilYerWareS
Broadway & 10Th s:
q Maiden Lane.
Broadway & 10Th s.
q Maiden Lane.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. March Flour inactive. unclaimed: re-
steady; spot and month. 81 OoiS uSl oo April 81 W.
~ OOn. Nav. 81 oOa.Gsi OF: steamer No red Dos ~
?5c; receipts a. III bush: exports. 36Ooi. stock 5i
9o3 taes. $1,000 Southern wheat by sample. "'crS vi :
do on grade 9Ga,cGS1 o0-,. Corn firm. spot ana month
33% t3'sc: Aprl. "a a3i@c steamer mixed StiS'
receipts. i46,i01 bbs; 1896. stock by, ~
sales 1900 Southern white and yellow corn 33l. MA C.
457 745. Rye seadier: No nearby 559c No Western
5Gic sales; receipts l763 hush; stock 302 i3i Hay
steady: choice timothy. s2 j0hsl3. Grain freghts hr;
demand better unchanged. strong. unchanged.
Butter hrm unchanged. EGGS quiet unchanged Cheese
steady unchanged.
Boston. March Flour firm; receipts. s.to3 5hs;
spring patents 50 30GsG TO- spring clears and straghs
81 lVn$5 40 winter patents 81 25ds5 ~; winter clears
and straight 81 0G - 10 Cornmea steady I3Gllc per
bush. 81 7oU$l - Dbl Corn quiet: receipts. i2' 100
bush; steamer yellow, 3sisc; No 2 3s.c Oats quiet
and 2, 3tsG35c. Millfecd quiet bran. spring. so 20
winter, sl7 mdings sl5g$la: Red Dog -four. SIG 20
$40 81 Beef steady: T2nSc: hndquarters o'24
l0c; fores. 5ia@Gc Veal 9qlOc. Mutton firm yearngs
5izG1c spring sG9c. Butter steady: Northern. q &c;
Western. eoia 129c; imitation. l5ai5'sc; ladies' l4c
Cheese steady Northern 9d9isc. Western, S'anoc
Buffalo, March -Spring wheat quiet, but limits nrfni
No l hard. 81 0SS,; No 1 Northern. old, 81 lOA; new.
81 0T%: No Northern. 81 03S. No northern new
aS4c. Winter wheat unsettled: No red. eecqSl; NO
extra red s3a9ec; No red 9le92c: No white PFC,
offerings. No yellow. 34ac No yellow, "a. 6
No . corn. 34d344c: No corn. 33 &c Oats firm fair
demand nni light receipts: No white 32tc, No
white is4c. No 4 white. Bic: No mixed. 3Oc; No
mixed. 29c. Rye neglected: No In store quoted DC
Flour steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
Schedules Of Henry Eeus. but

Schedules Of Henry Neus builder. at No. 454
East ne-hundred and -sixteerth-st.. show liabil-
ties s72 2Oi nominal assets. s79513 actual assets.
SEA 433 The assets consls. OF three houses. No.
ia to ll6 East One hundred second st. NOM
mai value. $1,000 actual value. s6i4ti; equity;
The liabilities Az secured by mortgages and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

II IL announced by Emil l.. Boar the New-York
manager Of the Hamburg American Line that a
cable dispatch was received by him yesterday from
Hamburg saying that the net earnings OF the com
many for the last year are found 10 be about the
rame as for the previous year. which were about
90 co. and that the company has declared div.-
deud of 6 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
WRECKED OFF TIE CUBAN COAST

cable dispatch received here yesterday
from Captain Clay Of the schooner Mary Jenness
announcing that the schooner had gone ashore at
cavo Largo. Cuba. and was full Of water All on
hoard were saved. The Mary Jenness was bound
from CienfucRos for a perth north Of Hatteras.
She halls from Bangor. Me. and is owned by Henry
ord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

TO Stonngton. arrived here yesterday Her officers
said that the fire attributed to eome sneakthef.
The man probably entered the room. lit match to
see what there was to steal. and finding the
unoccupied. dropped tho match and fed. Afterward
II is supposed that the match set fire to the bedding
In one OF the berths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

CONSOLIDATED GASS ANNUAL REPORT
Albany. March 1.-The annual report OF the Con-
soiidated Gas Company. Of NewYork City, for
1897 shows that $780, go 900 OF its capital stock Of
s29O7SooO has actually been issued. and that Us
debts are 50 36795 and it's assets at least s5646659
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

The Sheriff. through James p. Silo. auct'oneer.
Yesterday sold out the stock OF the late firm Of
NJ ]. Taylor Co. manufacturers OF ostrich
feathers at No % Washington Place. under an
execution for Sis.2sG in favor OF George Silver &
co The sale realized about S11,0O The firm went
into the hands OF receiver n year ago for dlsso-
luton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
SIXTEEN FRENCH SAILORS DROWNED

Adelaide. South Australia. M,rch 1.-The French
bark President Felix Faure. Captain Fossard from
Barry on November IL for Port Pride. has arrived
here and reports that during a gale February 2
her second mate and fifteen sailors were swept
overheard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Frederick c. Boehner OF No. West Onehun-
dred and -eiGhteenthst confessed Judgment yester
day for sl2 203 in favor OF Adolph Johns for an
amount now due. with interest. on loan OF 5000
made between April /. 1902. and May 10. 1893 An
execution issued to the Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

Deputy Sheriff Ra6ley received an execution yes
terday agains. William D. Barnes. OF No 156 Fifth
ave for IS 800 In favor OF the Chemical National
Bank on demand note dated In August. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
H. n. COLLINS
INK ERADICAT0R
R E NJ Owes INK

rom paper clothing without injury. Tina. II IL
equally invaluable TO everybody ese Is proven by the
instantaneous manner II Will remove any kind 81 stain
matters not what kni from the finest fabric made with
o"t lnlnfing the material in the slightest degree
=, aution-Avc!i limitations. that the letters
~. -. are before the Collins. Insist the
genuine. AZ all stationcrs q & SOC box
II. II. COLLINS CO.. 10 f. 14TH ST.. Ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

The Sheriff has received attachment for
$3.50 against Moses S. Fieischman. wholesale
dealer In tewelry at Chicago. In favor OF l. & NJ.
Kahn of this city, for goods sold and delivered TO
him Ii was served on benefit society here. which
f. expected soon TO make payment to him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

AUTHORIZED TO DO FIRE INSURANCE.
Albany. March THE American Fire Insurance
Company OF Baltimore authorized TO day by
the State Superintendent Of Insurance to transact
a fre-lnsurance business In this State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
ATTRIBUTED To 4 SNEARTHIEf.

The Stonngton Line steamer New-HaHps"".' ~
one o. whose .taterooms nrc was discovered on
Sioraay evening when the steamer was on he' way
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-08
Domestic Markets.
(By Telegraph.)

DECEMBER 7.183S.
NEW. YoRK-The Flour market-receipts
30,287 bbls; exports l6,781 bbl5; sales 11O0C
packages WEAK oh Spring, generally dull.
Winter patents at 8 66@3 85;winter straights
5 5e93 so Minnesota patents 3 7o@3 80; Win
ter extras Q 1908 co. Minnesota bakers COG
8 IS; Winter low grades 4o@2 65.
Wheat-receipts 377, 400 bush; exports "a
964 bush; sales 1,225,000 bush futures, and
100000 bush spot and outports; spot steady
No Red at 75bsc 0 b afioat.
Corn-eceipts 1853, 925,bush; exports a63, O93
bush sales 1884, 900 bush futures 100000 bus
spot and outports: spot firm; No at Ale OF
float &
Oats-receipts 10000 bush; exports $50 bus
spot; spot STEADY; No at 30s4 013lc; No at
301ac; No 2 white 321ac; No white =; track
white &C.
Lard barely steady; Western steam at BOG
8 So.
Pork steady.
Butter iirm Western creamey l411a@2oc; dc
factory 12@141ac Elgins zoe; State dairy l5a
1S1sc; do crln 141aNl9lac.
Cheese held higher; large white Zoe; small dc
1O140I01Ac..
Eggs firm; State and Penn 2eaa7c; Western
fresh 26.
Turpentine quiet
Molasses firm.
Freights dull.
Sug tr--raw fir1ner but not quotably higher
fair refining at 8 1876; Centrifugal So test al
A 7-16e Molasses Sugar 11-l6 refined steady.
CHICAGO Cash quotations:
flOur WEAK.
Wheat-No2 spring g; No do at Gig
e31ac; No Red at 671ac. Corn-No2 at 3Ac
No yellow. = Oats-No 2 at 2619@26s4c
No white 2s1ac;. No 8 white at PA @2S1zae3
No 2 Rye at 53c; No Barley 37062c; No
Flaxseed 9Ss@1 021a prime Timothy at 2 20
Mess Pork at 8 DOGS O5; Lard 4 971aG5 10
short rib sides alta 5o94 70; Dry sailed meats
shoulders 4l4@4ss; short clear sides SOC
90.
Butter dull; creamery at 14g2oc diaries 1aa
1Sc.
Cheese steady at S1s@1019c.
Eggs firm; fresh 22lW221ac.
Flour-receipts $4,000 bbls; wheat $4,000
bush; corn 400, 900 bush; oats $4,000 bush
rye 1900 bush; barley $4,000 bush.
Shipments Flour AZ 600 bbls; wheat 80, 00C
bush; corn 431 GOO bush; oats 279,0U0 bush
rye 900 bush BARLEY 1900 bush.
MINNEAPOLIS-W heat-December at 62c
Northern at 621ac; NO Northern at 601&c.
Flour-first patents at 3 55(d3 Go second pat
ents 3S5G3 As; first clear 609z TO-