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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02
Nominated by tho President.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Lieut.. Col. William J. volkmar to TO Colonel and
Assistant Ad jutant General: Major Arthur l.. Wagner
{, be Lieute nant. Colonel and Assistant AdJutant-
General; Capt. George Andrews TO be Major and As
sistant Adjutant.G General.
Registers OF Land Onces-William A. Merrill at
Lamar. Col. John J. Boles at Guthrie. Oklahoma.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02
BOUND FOR THE COPPER RIVER.
-Four Hundred Men Sail for n New and NJ Yet
Uncertain Source or Gold.

UHUUFFUTu y IT "VTU'
SAN FRANCISCO. March Flour hundred we'll
equipped passengers, the biggest crowd OF the
season, left to-day on the steamer Valencia for
Copper River despite the fact that recent
argonauts who sailed for that place have written
letters declaring the Copper River country to
be u delusion. having little gold and being
almost inaccessible.
outfit and many OF them had elaborate outfits
with grub enough for two years. One who ex-
cited much Interest was G. Busch. son of tho st:
Louis brewer, who goes with the intention OF
buying and selling mines. Two rich Phila-
same GRAND. Most OF the parties numbered
from six TO ten men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02
The Campaign Tor the Reduction or Telephone
Rates.

The Merchants and Manufacturers Board OF
Trade will meet at $3.50 o'clock to-day to ar
range the details OF the campaign that Is to be
wngcd for lower telephone rates. II is also the
intention TO complete arrangements for sending
"A committee of fifteen business men to Albany
tomorrow 10 appear before tho Senate Finance
Committee in favor OF the bill introduced by
Senator Brush TO regulate telephone charges In
tina State
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02
ARRESTED ron 4 GIRLS DEATH
Munseh Taken Int Custody Arter Her Death.
Following Upon Confinement.

Albert Munsch of O79 Union place, Union
Hill. was arrested last night on n warrant
issued by the Bergen county authorities charg-
ing him with being implicated in the death OF
Catherine Linbccker. who died at Silver Lake
on sunday.
1t is alleged that tho girl, who was only Is
years old, was criminally assaulted by Munsch
last week. PCritonitiS ensucd, causing her
death. Munsch was taken 10 Iiackensack and
lodged In the Bergen County Jail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02
Amateurs Skate at the Ice Palace.

Max Honfeck OF the Montclair Athletic Club won
the two-mile amateur handicap skating race at the
Ice Palace last night by three yards. Benny Phillips,
the crack. Jack OF the New York Hockey Club. was
second, and W. Ullman. with a handicap OF 1928
yards. was third. thirty yards away. W. Ii. Staul " as
protested for professionalism before the race. but as
he finished last no action vas taken In the matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02

Two very interesting games were played yesterday
In the A. A. U. tournament In Ives's billiard rooms.
In the afternoon w. ]. Arnold defeated Florian To-
bias OF the Knickerbocker A. c. by 200 to III. In
the game last evening, II. A. Holahan. Cathedral A.C.,
defeated ]. b Shapley, Hickory club. goo to 1877:
This afternoon II. b. Porham. New York city, and
W G. Douglas, n. y. A. C. Will be the contestants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02
SAT- MRS. BRAUN WAS INSANE.
Defence or tho Mother who Gave Her child
Poi,on In soda Water.

A defence OF insanity was begun yesterday in
the case of Mrs. Anna Braun. who is on trial in
Brooklyn for killing her 7-year-old son by Civ
ing him poison In u glass of soda water In q
drug store.
DR.. j. j. O'Connell. an expert in lunacy, testi'
fed that Mrs. Braun was suffering from acute
melancholia. She had informed him that as she
drew near the drug store she heard q voice
commanding her to 20 in and she obeyed. Or.
George u, Eycrson and DIR. George Hunt also
testified that the woman was suffering, from
mental disorder and was not responsible for her
acts. The case wass mot concluded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02

The Exclusive Tailor can't
possibly do better work than
we do, for we employ the
BEST HELP.
The Exclusive Tailor can't
carry the VARIETY OF
CLOTHS that our larger
business enables Us to show.
The Exclusive Tailor does
charge considerable more than
our Low PRICES.
All three facts argue in
favor of letting Us make to
order your Spring Clothes.
Broadway and 18th St. Store.
Exquisite lines of Topcoas ready at ali
three STOKES.
HACKETT, Broadway,
Corner lsth,,
& CO.. $Near Chambers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02
Rev York Crook SHOOT. n Chicago Policeman.

CHICAGO, March HAIRY II. Dunn, a New
York crook. last night dangerously wounded
Policeman Michael Maher, who, with Police
man John Valley. attempted to arrest him for
burglary. Dunn had n revolver and b%urglars'
tools in his possession. The wounded police
mar Will probably recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02
Actors Marry In New Jersey.

Martin J. Hollem, II member OF Dc Wolf Hop
pcr's "El Captain " company, and Alice A. Carr,
an actress, who gave her address as 632 Myrtle
avenue, Brooklyn, were married ON Monday by
Justice of the Peace Weed. in Jersey City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02
Odds and Ends or sport.

There Ia a letter at this ONCE for r. W. wooiley,
TIL. entries for the games Of the Twelfth Regiment
on March : close to-day with q. w reece. Secretary,
ut the armory. There are eleven fixtures on the pro-
gramme. including a relay rare and n two-miie hey.
Gle race open to the Military Athletic League only.
A silk banner will be aw arded to the club scoring
the greatest number OF points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02
Confirmed by the senate.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate has con-
hrmed the nomination of Charles j. Haubert to
be United States Marshal for the Eastern dis
trict OF New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02
COLE.
City Players Indorre the BiiI or AssembiJmnn
weekes.

weekes.
Golfers who use the public links at Van Cort.
landt Park praise the bill introduced at Albany
on Monday by Assemblyman Weekcs. to permit
in this city and Buffalo all games on Sundays ut
places where they are played during the week,
providing no admission charge is made. Base
ball players who have grounds on unimproved
property in the outskirts of the city will derive
the greater benefit from the proposed new law,
but It will also benefit those golfers who arc
employed on week days and who can only de-
vote Sunday afternoon TO their favorite pas
time. Tho old Board of Park Commission
es closed the public links on Sunday.
There are hundreds of golfers who play at Van
Cortlandt on Saturdays, but the number would
mitted. AT the public links of Edinburgh
93. 900 players were registered last year. and
under proper encouragement the Van Cortlandt
links, the golfers say, would be proportionately
popular here. The main thing needed Is a
chance Tor the meSha1ics ard clerks Of foreign
time Of leisure.
The rumor that Mungo Park, Jr., would be
the professional at the Dyker Meadow Golf
Club this season, as stated in THE Sun, was
confirmed yesterday by the Greens Committees
announcements OF his engagement, to take cf-
feet on March 81. He is q good player and
teacher and comes from Il family of golfers. for
his father, uncle, and brother have all won once
or twice the open championship OF Great
Britain.
LAKEWOOD, n. j., March 1.-Golfers have
been numerous on the Ocean county links to-
day, the fine weather tempting women as we'll
as men TO try conclusions in pairs and foursomes
OF private arrangement. The scheduled match
for the day was in the Clahin Cup series. an
! event in which four golfers participated, and in
which the win WAS scored by Chauncey +. Kerr.
with second and third places taken 10y James
Converse and c. Tiffany Richardson respec-
Gross. H'cup. Net.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02

Save . lot OF time and money. "Globe- wsrnicke u
filing cabinets. GLOBE Co, Fulton ana PsGrL-Adn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23

FLOUR AND MEAL Notwithstanding the sharp al
conrl!shed among ,obtcr neariy all we'll known banls
aS5s S3', Winter Ss4 ns ssss % wn af
5. "orta 40 .prs eI.ars 81 2$gst g. extra No winter
:nYE FLorR-F;rm sales; 90, bnls s35is 80
BAG 0Isa n M Sa rs G as me-
yellow, Soc coarse. 1lg'ss EEL. strong. 20 90
s.; %,ssl!ns sss: e.
eHxiSc%HEAT. bull, made very n.e capital
D5,sss SHARPLY al me star, on very strong lysP9:
and With few exception. held control o, the make, ti
the balance Of the day The May deve.y va. the ony
lish, offering. and good demand iron; sho,is.
night net and fs . snh 'r IT, on a G" Of tn.
sonlpns element was az usual bcsrish on the situation
opportunity Tor han,n:rS the market upoh every Ind
ss1 o. on s,'s r or va s. was ASn 1T,
influence The situation Abroad howsyer /. rcte'tci IN
soSeThed by sears that sappes aiready low vii be i
gerneo 10y ,se war ee'~e,h s Grsy ana SpSn
that pTominen, English line OF steamers had refused to
THIS story Lacked conrination and was not generally
were finally ,%Gd higher on futures ana 2d better
on spot wheat French markets asaa opsTcl unsat..o
points higher on Wheat and nour Antwerp was AFRO
nlrh, csp;s at iiyerpooi Tire. day.
e4coo bush. making 'oiooo bush for the week against
shipments OF 10000 bush were lio~ra Exctans.
r ' hodns for @ ssv.ne on oa OF n:
situation Northwestern markets to-day showed renewed
strength good early advance big cssh demand
rners Foreign houses bought futures during the
n loads o export ports
curb July quoted at p4s,c asked. which
decline from tho regular close Quotations Of
" o basis follows No red
81 1874. No ! northern New-York. 81 IL. No N0rth-
EN- Duluth 81 1914 "Brndstree.s'' export. II wheat ful
both coasts 223 100 bush. against SJ255U2
6s4 6ss bush year. Crf,%
Fairy deVeor Of decided = bulilsh
and desr.t weaker actions = wheat
hcld advance until toward the close. when realizing
cbl,era'ei most 81 t. na prices being only ~ above
Might. The important !eaturef Of tie cay
newed heavy export transactions and adfa'c. - ~
Ira Liverpool Amounting 2itc bush MAY
option. Export le,s than 80 here
oufpOrfs. Chicago reported gcsi which
rather surprising In view o, the activity connected
with spring work Argentine advces were henfitr No ?
closed - NC napst. "irhtstreeis exports
and $4,000" bush las, year.. OATS -
Speculation unusually liberal scale 10 day
owing probably TO ACTIVITY In other markets Price.
showed early strength but later yielded ~ real Ers and
closed only NC ne. higher c1ea-ances from The Ports
small but the week IL fully ecuai last weeks
level Attention f. being directed . Tho lare 1oveTaen
900 bush we're reported tor s1p9r No oais closed
sshe' No white clips atrS Tses mIed @2a$3''c
wes,srn. e.c, snoat: STATE X, oiqo2o 70 aaosi
ing quoted al 3sisc. c Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK April i-bN
pEEyrs o E ;, r 1@r , IS Ears ar. f cry s
A. -. - ~ c f' NJ rer vas an active al
rrai. beeyes and bulls a1d eo~s ~eIc Se'',e Hna
's'. So s's,. :os.' % s. X
Us - iy o~s s. $50 % o. an. one fsi COW sIu
. = nt.' e' IN is .. ga a'n aT i " and
i.,eoo cable, quoted American ,eeT, higher a. Vy
s5ioi,e :re..ea weight, r,ir geratoF bet hrmer At
-; r. #" Te' nh r as IS fsad Tor
iAve& ani 40 hgaa r ir9~T "@e ta,S. f sham
49, ,,t ami 2co heat for s-hWarrschnd sui1berser
! '.'t'," y herman and 10 head nr srpstein
n,~I e Mgas~S i 1' snlsrrre1 and 25o
- stapoerg son he Csmr"nia 'Ir . LSsrp'I .,
Ia XXI rs for scavaf1sahi sulzlsTrsr the IRE
io,a TO ,he West inds' GO 'nrcp fGT a. ,o,s
rom 'i si, .,, ~ H., = aso e'ts :: ~ .hs.r
saa II ne .1een ( 20 ca,;i- and sheep .o
s Z. a. ' T.fF 70 y ed ii iSr ''I at $, i o.
i2e q O. e T. s 81 80 o. ,d % a. a. at as
a. :" ~ ~ \, a, 81 a. d. ISL n, a, s. - DO 1895
at " 70 5, e 10 2, 'i ioss a. at $50 r.
!, ,s =: ~ fsl,e i22t n at s. so 10 cows eS' ID. at
q a." x ~ Sa .9 p 9,S = a d. 81 ~. 10
n O. - 80. d. %" ID a. ~ - =" a, g. 90 - DO
,o, y 30 A. 5, a. 81 q d. leo y % DO rs,
e. s. 81 iss d. =. iI 8 Z d., r. 90
a. a, {, 60; II io = ~ t. at at s. J" sos n at 50 %
g. fed I :; q g ' 70; 1850 So
Z s g. : g. los n s. 4 40 1923 n 4. s. y 300
Saryiand steers 200 n at s'@ VrsHs so "re" =, 81
r. Az az :. 81 n at !. : &c" $40 H. s. 50, 10 Isnn',l-
S,9 G ~ s, 9." = d. a" & go = at a. .
~ 70 sat. 3d. o. y, 81 -. g.. -, NJ 81 " -"
COW ias, n At E. .; 10 lcee = at s. 80 DO lo2,
r q % o,G p 2? "a s. i' 4, 81 i"" ID At ~
.'.aters & san Il. ~. meer 500 ~ at 8 10 %,
b q = IL, AZ i 4, s. - At + a. io g.
t., a1s mnsins. Win 40 icaa already in the pens IS,
he ~ all a, nsis 6.n %i" zoe 9o tie .tock
ricc, we're Hrr especially for me unisTsr"lss "nn
80 fraction henG Al. AZ the M Jazz ~, per 100 n
ciiy aress~ ycals a-n a. .gr, ps, W. country '''''''
''s eSiy. at - mrrs NO. : 1916 70 .ssrass At
SO gf' "a "a" A. loi H. a. s.. Do ia" n at So 80
tas-sn w"en Sc ,cai. iss n. s. ST., 80
I,n, Wright q Co.: II ,cals. 40 n. at s. I'm; 40
% II 10 iios: veal ieo 70. 50 So III Co. IA NJ
Nsrion y CO.. veal. 10 u. at s. 90 DO IS ~ at
*sHrnr An IA,lns Receipts, ?so2 head inciadlns
car. hers AMI cars or re matt. max
= ~ iers" ,,, an the bn'' ,rr a. a. al al
ue't-t or n u.es ne ,t 'eI h,.ser was .oli with
,Por ~ ns s@,i' 5er g l c T f Sns.
o., io5, H. So rc,i,,i s,o,S f,.s sxcep, half
"a. ~h"ep which W. not 500 "RIanE r is.a,s
. ~Jlr a. & sc ,er.ci anon arm fiase dressed
lambs higher 1T sgs4c. country dressed sold d" S'@s' "
s GO 2o7 ;,0g e Dq {, 4, e c 60 an
II. 10 ~ d.. g p ;o 4 81 " % clipped bun4'
&, N: .,7 do - =, a, 5, 20
Cc . COIN 30 ' c, @ ol i" S.;a H =" :,
head f,r No. market y, snes reported Normally
so ''T a a. tc.srasy at country dressed steady at
81 10 a,efnsr at 81 Is yer 10 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.



,r.xs ,xD prAs-There WAS a Moderate joeDng
,rade ,o-dsy for beans On the bass ., " ,ev
enoe qla;y Medium aae dong I've I've t"eea Firmly
Sasned a, 81 20 with dsP@ s.t1)n to ask moi
re- 4ney No s, ,, 5gs h' lima S a, s. TO- holders
s4t' ei.Hs ~ =. at Green pea. are DONG q. sS DO
.a 5. 4s g 80 "a q . 3.sS 81 rs, -
aiflns s. "a ,s srt co.. s@ i.s S' Sasss,c
for fancy i5s's mr' sr,snG IN
e., 'S,s 4 isc l. t,ok strictly sl'-eigs agsy W.
.r to command a ras ana %n''s w.. n. be.i state
noel ne y' v %@' rarsy exceeded and nice sois
;o a5 q, h l. rsason@", steady sae ea n'
n ~ ne ose FIX we. that arrive. icsete
Iri,s,.on creamery shows NJ fnrh,f onans" , W
fae,of, Is qgri %csren esrsr per n i'e g. e'
fTd17.c do ih,ris TO src nd' &c.. a., half
aFbn 'qSs ~ nr, ia',c dairy tat. 'h,ri T.
seconds i.ei5c limitation cFsa'neiy' 49, aisc DO
ends i" i az q, ,smer srad-- i2l4aia',c.
IsE @t able . si,"a, n "n 10 x.r 'A trong
qu.iS nv, vh actual inovemsnt curiael b. scarc,y ~
ai%e* armns' o. ~, h 2,e. a, . and eta.ak
Se taney eel req 6 az se xaHs. tlay m1
up n ,izcs a, Ga5c but such grades are nrsns a.,s
saice ana it doubtful "%f ,,srsns'n yes.si,ey 70
Sore r large cheese 81 =, Sns 81 that hat a.
bAes q new lac s new .oi in western NevYok today
at Gu, nn ' "a s aT n. w. vS aase STATE
,"y 90, c,car fan made large ianc,. SH4e4c' pc.
~ 80 40 fair e. good 7fT Nc. 40 commnh $500
wade csi,re! white small ia'-y "" a. 49,
49, ~ choice si.4sN.c. 40 comm IN !" to-, 80
.kms sr,nli choice. DO large, chois 80
20 ~ prime "a a5c. do common - far o's"''' '''
Skins 2Gsc. - ,.x,., larger 10 day
49,, SO are SIN comparatively light Tor the HeasV "i'
~ ~ ,aarket elbows n nrn tone Fancy seirc','ns ~
s.hng II &c from fas,idous buyers ana rare is re-
,.H ,ith ,nusual care have been PLACID ~ s"shN
,,., os~,re For the usual qualities OF ungranen now
nvsr ii1ii4c are s the ruims price , nux ami AMI
80. ,ecs continue very dull We quote; !riseJ NM
sso,bv fancy per dozen. i24i2,e sue snl rtn A.
"anio is[4li.c: Western sole ted fancy ~ %
g. Kenuoky lie. Southern 10 W.
sr, Ind Vrg MA 2Uitc; inferior 'vioc' goose essS'
20T23c , r.,-,. p, annie. to-day are light,
-, 49,. "a fair demand fancy fruit IL selling al ps'-
.a nr.c,. and there generally hrmer tone 70 .'I'
.ea Strawberries show litle change In prices re,
n,,' are ouite liberal and Of Irregular quhHV anu
s en- 'pr1snts from Florida should be now cnnnhu 20
w.. hs.t QUALITIES by rcfr gerator car oidohy o'h o.
w Wv, ,,rr gYpensrs We quote: Apples Wiae zap , az,
w mineral good to fancy per bbi ~ JSyst - ~
-. ,d 10 fancy. 50 500 -. BALDWIN. 500 20 ~
ssIsl russell a. .sIS2; TO fair grades - ~ 80,
az, ubsrr,As North Carolina. per quart iVvi'N' W
1sa,i.sfcn l2Hisc. do Florida. eTl6c -. .,
nItITs-DRIED-There Is a fair inquiry for svSy
o,s,cS auples ana with moderate offerings 49,
orses are held with confidence sun-dr,ea n 40 cHn
800 Ia when choice Chops quite hm uousn ss ~
t,nncs extreme Cores and skins ,teady MOI m1e uo,e
~ IN small fruits California fruit hrn. ga
xep:es evapoated. fancy to extra fancy pr 10 '"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
GUESSING AT THE SONG.
From Answers


Two sailors. returned from a long voyage. stronce
into a public-house near the docks. Above the
rumble Of the traffic on the street could be heero
at Intervals the loud. unusual voice OF a huckster
After listening intently for minute one OK the
sailors turned 10 his companion and said:
"Eh. Jack lad, it's long time since We heard
that song.
What song?'
THE one that fellows singing in the street
The Light of other Days"
STOW it, calculated the other. gruf!iy. That
fellow amt singing The Light Of Other Days at
all man. I've been listening to him. He's a-p.ping
The banks OF Allan Water
Each sailor certain he was right, and with
characteristic contempt for money a wager was
made-a months wages depending on the result.
Here. Tommy called out one OF the men to
the little son Of the landlord. run out and get -
Tommy departed on his GRAND. which did not
take many minutes.
Well" demanded Jack when the youngster ~
turned. which OF right?'
"Nayther OF ye" replied Tommy grinning The
fcller's singing. He's hawking hy-papers."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
OTTER MAnKErs-DY TELEGRAPH

Crirsgo ApiA The demand Tor cattle today was
univ sni- md r-~"- held barely steady fNfrn rnoce
sn.s brought 2.dsJ %. choice DO 81 toia3 ~ iat 10
,,,,t d., - iJsiSi stcckcrs 50 J'Tfi cows ana
f,~s s.4se ~ caves 81 15Qt6 Hos trade WAS sctive
,t afernrS disposed ~ a. advance or DC SAFES
rn-ed n 81 suGSi IS Heavos ut 81 nGks 10; usnts,
a. ,e5s4 Tg. SD at 81 icGt3 90 Packers purchases
ci..n.i o the market Trade In sheep was dul I,'cs
T sf.aiv sno-n lnbs eel Ing ri sfS4 70 Wool "a AZ
,gs. W sheen ugh 81 jnLSi 20. few choice ing
e.. FL ,,0si Is Receipts Cattle 25U; hogs -o"o'
sheep. 5000. -, IL. ..,,,.o an. ,,ehs- A. sa o55
- r,,,,, weak a. 1jdN 50 sheep dun ana lower
- q. c,nSt Ia Iaubs 10 81 q s4rSc ~.
~ ~, n,a,, hprl 81 Cattle Receipts all Consigned
,n. I'D there was doing Hogs Receipts
Ssr,. SDr Fridays trade Marker fairy active YORK
sI ~ choice 81 2pTst 25 rouyhs common 20 choice
q. n,ass a. pigs far 10 choice. s9N4H sneep ana
- 're,,,n,. onv few Market fairy active
n. cbolre 10 extra SASS o.. culls 10 common ssie
e. 80. sheep. choice e. scecea "s'.'h ~ -tF' ''' ~
10 ,,n Very Aor. % cstt.e steady: extrn - 100
g, T. ,rne SseIti 10. common 81 NJ 90 Hoss acuve
:" 49, - ~ me mediums. 81 2Oaf+ - best heaPy
x 81 .1s4 90: good izh, Workers sias lg heavy
s &. DDS. 20. pi-s 81 T0Ns} DO rgaEhs 81 NJSs 20
etS, .ns ~ chclco clipped. s. 2.rt p common ~ 10
sa cSo;cc clipped lambs. * 65Isi 10 spring lambs
ssc"s- vnoi calves 81 T5dt5 =; 80 $3.50,
CIV Mo April 22taftle r'eaGy 20 Joe lowe,
dressed cattle s. 9ot4 80 for natives 81 $685. 90
~ Ws..rns: cows and heiers. 50 5Ous IL; westerns
"a 7,asi Is: bu!ls 1894 49, Hogs 54loe higher heayy
a. mixed and medium s. I0Vss 90 ights So eoa
"a ST., pigs 50 30as3 10 Sheep active and steady NUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. April -. lSes
cOrFEE-Except for slight squirt ut the opening and
a., Inc close little speculative interest shown IN the
zee market to-day There nothing in the general
siuation - Invite aggressive action on the part 9,
eher bulls hears. European cables again I'lHitu
S"I and ,eaureless markets while from Brazil
Iii Of a holiday Kio and Santos The sensational
character Of POLITICAL eHoed make tho specu4a-
i've public extremely ;ind. and practically no orders
class OF traders Inc Nrst can
d,ye',ed steady market. with prices unchanged to 10
points lower. slight rally followed immediately a'teI
~ light coverings late IN the forenoon pces we're
again the opening figures During the afternoon
business restricted few scattering flis Inc
market closed steady unchanged prices % points net
loaer Total sales futures. l2tVO bags The arrival OF
me steamer Navarro Europe added 40 bags TO
ths ,io ks al NewYork. Total clea ances from Hamburg
for New-York April IL were 1900 bags ana from
Hsyre 100 bars The present stock at Havre is
given 2, llI00U bags Including $1,000 bags Brazilian IA
eou.,aI I.l4.Uv0 $1,000 bags. respectively
last Friday moderate business was done IN ba@!'an
to-day. about basis OF csc cF ~"
10 invoice lots Demand chiefly for joboirg par
ccs Dealings in mder varieties Of Office were
scattered the market nrm. however. and tending
upward. 49,, ~. J., - ,orou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
sOI-TuERN COTTON MARK E'rS.

Galveston, April - -CNtton Holiday Receipts lls'
baltimore. Aprll % cotton nominal. nidt!ng erc
low rIdnc Is i,. good ord mary, 5ac; net receipts
3g2 bale gross 1870 exports to the Continent. oS.
coartwi.e 1900. stock % 40. go. 49,,
savannah April 22-t't;on nrm; mddins 10 i0c:
lor nIdng ic receipts. 40 bales. exports coastws,
I.4 sale, 30 stock. iG;s,
Louis. April -c9on stead mdai'n rscs as sIS
nslrs. shipments 800. sales. 43j. stock, 6.slu.
%orfoik April 22--'oiton qui.. mdiing. 6S-lac: low
~ idnc ae,c. good ordinary. C' receipts sN bales
e.,rts I, he Continent, 400: coastwse GO sales. 5i5
New orleans Aprtl 90 -crtton quiet; micilirs <.
: II ioc low mlli'ing 7-iGc. god ordinary. > ~,
r.0.trts - bal.s. exports France. 49,, to the on
tlren 80 coastvse. +oiI sr!S-. 1900 stock 2I22'l
Nou,uals Ap-l 2.-,otf1r W.dd'ing, &C. low
rnlIdng ; . 0c good ordinary, 3l6c, net rsce'rt :.
a. h,iss. gr,~s los. shipments. 2lsl. sales. l1r'
stock 1895 1897: 1897. Gi0l3