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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-03-10
Farm For Sale.

Farm Of 764 acres and also 20 acres
or timber land on Blakes Prairie. two
miles east Of the village 81 Glen Eav-
en-. limb land sold separately OF
together. For further particulars
write to JOS. GocKEL. 834-36.h St,
Milwaukee. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-03-10
FOR SALE,
G. +. DICKINSON.
County CLERK.

Fine large building lot on corner of
Elm and Adams streets. two blocks
northeast Of Court house square. Al
50 one lot on corner al Adam and Hick-
DRY streets. These lots are well loca-
ted and will be sold cheap. Nv resi-
dence on same bloeh Is also tor sale ON
reasonable terms. CO. Ga the sub
scriber. CHAs. II. NYF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-03-10
Don't Tobacco Spit or smoke Your liz
Away.

The truthful startling title of a book about
No-To-B ac, the only harmless guarantee to-
bacco habit cure. II you want TO Quit and
can't, use No To-Bac." Braces np 1icoti-
nized nerves. eliminates nicotine poisOls
makes weak men gain strength, weight and
y.gor. Positive cure Or money refunded
Sold and guaranteed by Stone & HasselI.
Book at druggists or mai led free. Address
The Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago, once AZ
Randolph ST.. New York. 10 Snruce St.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-03-10

Price and Quality Guaranteed
1898 Models Now Ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
OTHER MARKrTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March o2-Trada in cattle was Il the usual
Tuesday the general demand being only fair
Very few cattle were choice enough 20 sell above 81 TO-
and strc;v choice beeyes were nominal none Offering
s. G00s4 10 jr steers and 81 0oqS3 90 Tor
bulls Stockers aad feeders continued in
demand with sales largely at SidSi 30 Calves were
steady unchanged prices Business IN hogs was active
al generally steady prices ndays advance being
tanned. Tho greater part Of The offerings crossed The
and prime lots S4a$4 o. Prices for sheep and lambs
were unchansed wiki fairly active demand Sheep sold
a. o Is as ants br5ngb S. aS 60 oht sSs at
S5QS5 80 ReccipsCattie Zoo head hogs 2i,0r0 head
sheep. Il 600 head.
Cincinnati. March 22.-HoSs steady. at 50 25as4 Cattle
sass 20.
East Buffalo. March 22.-CattIe--R Receipts about all
sossgned through ana mere was no1ns IN sac except
Workers good choice - 2G>i -: roughs common to
choice. s. 6oa% 80 PIGS common 70 choice 81 1898 80
steady. Lambs choice to extra, - "@<6 cuis 10
sass So sheep che. 70 selected weihers 81 sOg
s. So culs 70 common. 50 25a$i -.
East Liberty March 22-Catt!e steady: prime S. 0jl
s. So common. s. o5GS4 10; bulls stays and cows SD
81 TO- hogs steady snS nsn4nses hrep steady prices
81 65as5 20. veal calves. $6T$6 30
Kansas city March 22Cattle strong fc higher rneii-
beeyes. 81 25aS4 IS and hefers g. jC9s4 65:
southern steers ;, l3H< 80 Hogs strong o. Sc higher
hS9ye' 50 s9a 2sG- 50 S a 80 mixed 50 Tog$s SO
asa 75 Western lambs 81 Gjgs5 80. spring lambs Sc per
pound
St, Louis. March % ca''le steady strong fair to
S5aai 81, i, '9s9s ts' feds s9:' 55s
indian steeSs 50 5Ga2t7o wth . paid or me grade
steers, cows and LETTERS. - JoQs3 - Hogs steady
50 a5as4 o5 sheen steady to strong native muton s4g
81 So lambs. soG$5 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York. March ~. lNoS.
.xn6red ana direct 10 local sisu-hterers Nothing coas
AZ the cattle Yards dat. Feeling g'nefaily sea
Dressed beef STEADY 7dsi-c n for poor TO prime
city dressed native sides cables frcm AIn' "
weight shc.o az iOdltc dresed weight and refr gera-
TOR beer a, SasS.o per r The George carrel to Liver
pool to-lay ~ cattle H-i l"}- sheep i - ana'pe 81
er 4o5 ca,,ie f7r schva-zschld sulzee-ger and 80
quarters OF boot FIR Nelson Morris morrow ule M@
,s'.c ror Liverpool will tako out 80 quarters ot pe
Ton 80 quarters ,or Easmans Company and 100 guar
for Armour & co. -
CALvI.s-Rece'p.s. including few direct. were -
head rraI~r with the STICK carried over from yester
dnv total Il - be lijI at Jersey City atf
70 \, slx,cth-st Vcals IN good inquiry. end ~
Few On sale readily At Arm prices The pens were
sf fSss pr o ioG Win orc na fancy reaching 81 20
Cltv dressed yeals lover a, ~ - pc. 10 country
sale.-H II. Hos: 10 ysa-s. 1873 70 average at 81
per 100 -. d. los - ~ 81 q. $3.50
J r Nelson: vcas. 1873 ~. A. 81 90 . zoo
Cieorr, Dientaok 10 veals. lJ4 10 at 81; 90 Us
Il Iad4 CO !? yeai' 49, n at go .-,v.,, ,.v
S SV dealers Dressed mutton 70'e per n Dressed
lamb SGai.c country dressed sTi lambs lower at 81 81
H6GsLrec.ir,s II cars or 500 bead. q which 232
head sale The market slow and weak win the
whole range qul'ci 81 1884 so per 100 10 Country
Sales.--future Mullen date Yesterday 10 state hogs
~, N ayerase a. s. - Peg geo p wi l43 r. a. at
George Dlenback late Yesterday 100 hogs. IA 10
81 %. Tic do l4l ~ A. 81 20.
n Hollis date yesterday: All State hogs 1872 ~
A37is rough 800 n. a, 50 boar 100 ~ at
fida & Co na,e yesterday: iI3 State hogs 100 n
30 Ohio DO 10 70. at s. rs roughs. go n.
Sanders date Yesterday: ls2 hogs 1876 70. a,
s. 3d. oughs 267 ~ at So 80: d. 800 n. at 81 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March 22-Cot,on quiet middlins. i3ieot
low mddng. ,-i6c. 5000 ordinary, > l-lcc receipte
AIS bales exports Great Britain, 10 III bales saseI
$50 bales: stock. 10 SIS bales
Norfolk March 22Cotton rominal; mt'linr 5Aci
mddng 7-i6c. good ordinary. 4f+c. receipts. 2fS
baes. exports coaswse. 1878 bales; sales. - oales;
stock. - oJl bales.
Baltimore March 22.--Co.ton nominal. mlfdling sac;
middlng Life good ord nary, &C. gross receipts.
III bales exports 10 Great britain go haies 70 rance
bales. Continent. $50 bales stock. 81 al
bales.
Savannah March 2-cc,,on quiet and steady mid
ding Sic. low mcding 55-lGc. receipt 7'o bales:
exports coasiwse. 1888 bales; sales j2i bales; stock
1914 bales
Memphis March Cotton steady; niddng sac; low
midd,ine 5.c good ordinary, Sc: net receipts. ls+s
bales; gross 22aS bales. shipments, 300 bales sales
lao bales. stock lOl 233 bales.
Sew-Orleans. March 22.Cot,on easy midtlng e-Iocj
low mddng Sac; good ord mary 1916. receipts. 5SH
bales, exports 70 Great Britain, $3.50 bales 70 the Con:
tnert, Ali bales, sales. 5000 bales. stock, +3o ~
bales
-. Louis March % Cotton quiet: nidtling ii-iee
ow mddng 1-Gc good ordinary. 3-icc. net receiptA
80 bales 3JG bales shipments +43l bales. salss.
iO2 bales stock. 6 800 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

bonded warehouse in Sew-York February g. ls'"o'-

bonded warehouse in Sew-York. February g. s'oVo'-
ass pounds.
sUGAR-The Of to-day's market for raw sugar
was sale Of 1900 bags centrifugal o0 test AZ &C. tx.
ship. The feeling barely steady az the close ~,
oentruEa 90 tcsi quoted Sc muse !yado ~ te, 49,.
molasses - test. 3tc Enslsh caDlss W.
again Disappointing. Beet at London furher easeu 90,
a. DO 0s FOR March. and % s.d for April cane luea
about steady quotations lis 81 for Java, ara Us va
for refining In she local market refined sugar %es
0uiet ard lacked feature worthy OF mention. w
quote: cut ioaf and crushed 3@c powdered ana
coarse powdered -iGc crsnuiated and hne granula
5sc. coarse graduated and extra nne Sanna'ed 2S;
confectionery graduated. b'sc. cubes . iOc' MN
powdered and mould \. SO dian ond A. 3'',r; contec-
toners A. &c Nos I and 2 sc. No 3 l-l6c: 30 T.
4'sc No g. 4o-lec; 30 g. t'sc; 10 = ',iG' 70 -
t-.c No q 5-lGc. ~ 10. frc No II, i3-l8c; No ~
&c No 10. Lice 20 Ia, &c: No 10 lj-l6e' No TO-
3Hc.
TOBAcrO-Market very d1I "a secl eat with saies
as cases !nrludinr ~ crop 1896 New England
Havana. 20G35-, Sew England seed leaf 2-g
10. Too cqfct lscon@ Havana. Joe: J.! rfs"F
1904 Dutch 2c 100 cases 1870 fats, l3q7c. Foreign
sale bales Hayaui. oDcgSl 10 IN pond' "
cafes aImatrr. 95cGS. ~. IN bond.
RoOTs-slow demand and prices without important rant
o.: e.ntlan. G96kc ginseng. southern 81 2ogS2 30
Northern s. 71fS3 % ginger. Jamaica unbeachea l@G
l5c beachet l9r2c; golden seal i94t'c hs"ebo,s
Gles loo. sarsapar,lla Honduras. 23q35c Mex an 80
ga senera Wcs,eru. 23r2jc Manitoba -'9-Jc' snake
Canada, 1iQi3c. Texas. Doc; Virginia "'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Coree futures exhibited recuIerative eneIFy
to-day At during ne session Ola me fnaih'i
sNow part ocular steadness. while trading Mas restricted
operations 81 leading moor 'Ia4s
IN. first call developed dull market with April .
ports lower other months unchanged For TIE RESI-
q, the forenoon further change was made and after
an unevent:a! afternoon the market closed dull az ne'
loss Il points unchanged prices. Saes. 5000 BAGS
The hull crowd disheartered by The inairTrent
coalition - foreign markets more particularly ~ 70
and Hamburg which ruled barely steady ana siuesis.
All day. Buying was also checked ~ Tree re'tlH a.
mo and SantOs the GeplJgatic condition n the 81
department Both bulls and hears were ca1ols ~ Vie"
= me moYn Threatening aspect - Spanish American com
plcators private cattle STATE mat ne nexJ Faiang
sale viii he held March 81. u VIII include 22D picu's
Interior 200 ucs Mandhelng POO p!cuis Ankola and 40
piculs Aver BanRis The steamer Sirato arrived n
Yark In 80 Rio. The spot market for Brazil
ian coffee neglected. with quotations largely nominal
a - Coz invoice lots and tc FOR JOINING
parcels 10 RIO. MIA coffee showed some irTegI!e
nv hivcrS being ccrserlave in view ~ the uaSHt-l
condition II Brazilian Cotees Sellers maintain foTHe
a>x!ng rf,es however and held the chocer varieties ~
Naracs 30 quite hrmly We quote: Maracat9. 0.H 20,
,HIcI's 7.a15..c. Jamaica. "a ie La Guaya t-.9!''
SAtanla -Tl7lec. Mexican C9tMlG'zc CENTRAL Alne..-
can Si.ql7i3c Costa Fice tqlji7c, c,ne- N parcA-
ent jGSc Mocha l7a.Glsc; radans interior 2"J-tHo'
tarci~s. 2-H3i-. " -.
Of contract prices in the LEGAL market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March D. 3:ij ?. r.-Exehange-wheas
dull No 2 rcd winter Is Cd: No red northern
spring Corn--Spot quiet: American mlxed news
ld: quiet; March. Ss 3Ad Nay B. 2ad Jay:
Be 2ad Four-S, Louis fancy winter dull ~ ID HOGS
al London Pacihc CossD dull ~ Jsati i5s. Beef nrn;
extra India mess Css 81 prne mess 5ss 81 Pork firm:
prime nese lne Western Sis 81. prime medium
western SIS sd. Hsm-short eu; u 70 10 ~ stesey.
22s al Bacon-Cumter.and cut. % 10 % ~ hrm 3le;
shor, rib 20 20 "a dull ais long clear rnddes. light
?s 10 ~ 10 steady 2Ss long clear ml6d'es neavy 70 70
AZ n firm 2ss Cd: sh1rt backs, 10 10 - ~ steady.
2ss Cd clear belize u l6 - steady S2s shoulders,
sauare ~ 20 IL n dull, Isrd-Prire Western dun.
2s Cher~r-Arnerlcsn white and co.cred duh 3ss
ralow-Prlm. city firm 20s "a Counnseed ol-Lver-
nSo refined steady i5s "a TurpentlHeSpirits steady.
s4s Cd Posir--Commoa steady. Is "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

.
The following dispatches were received on Change
ga ana 6da,as ar. hat as e muos viii
used this year As ever before ~ .,- $500 .,
this county before. Very little cotton planted
centre. Ala-Farm work further advanced thar for
Karncs County. Texas-some cotton already planted
Trinity TerNrhere will be marked decrease in
cotton acreage this year -
ierers9nyie Ga.-Fsrmer, well up with work Per
cAntaee fertilizer used has been cut down one-thHo
co,.on acreage viii be cut down about same
ever en- oailook il faT Big cotton crog, u,,s.n.
DRUGSopium quiet about steady prices Mi'n1S nh IN
S g "a po S8satG So soqss IS M3sn Sa
3qiS ,. t yYssso manufacturers
buff 6 a & @9:f,ds osts-i Ssf
the but the improvement in whea o en-
8 ss; 5 9 Winter . 81 %9'a'
Sr's sfas $ Sast as 3? no T sIsis
s. 5ogsi 50 RYE FLorB Pull SALES no , esls
S5@s 3 a.. 0fS atAt EA I aEALf
TFI ste @ 90 GO and 50 h. winter in buE 75as5c
spinr bulk 7od56c middling bulk soas'e r'e :eet
s24 screennFs @oaeoc in bulk buekwhsat grain. 1870
AiN-WHEATEwea,her news asain ped an IT e.
fecve bun measure today. prc--~-fe very hmF heI1
H5yic.s from me IVES; connrned the weather maps
report tina, he cola waye ~, INST u 3Sfa gsss belt West Of
re Msssspp RIVE in erss? and gave every indi,
gapo,eccd ondl,idn q Plant a.r weeks Of fay.
able weather the cold wave. which IS paccany we ms
serious crop this year. broush, ortn numerous
plants from all parts Of the bolt affected and causes
ha'u!a' no b. we're also fav red by northeast
an Weather IN california. Interest in the Letter develop
mems vas enhanced by alleged statements from him tina,
-'' Al - The -I{fadsirest's'' figures showed ie
80 z APf 5o7 900 bush in wcrlds stocks which
ab, expected ami half the dee;ease rottd year az
abroad was some" nat Tlefu.a. ana en .s
i,>orria A. Tiyernol ais, declined ilGli.t from YES
ana Hour 10 ronls higher - points lo"er sudden
Msy NO n 81 o. but th.y supplied freely from clique
arco5 and ne price dropped ess danger us figure
NJ s,,y ~ coIirac, wheat in Chicago rcpor,el
end elevator werc lOS0Du00 bush curb trading deVel-
oPed n, ehanse IN the pre- al NAY tsDores At New
lDT% d,e a; az io5ws 10 fd 81 o4l. 10 Norta-
30 Norhern Duluth 81 "1: no hard DnBIHth'
81 l1'a No hA i,, Man'Gpa t % ,oday WI.
more LIBERAL irom New-Iork and oupors 70
g~;her rum3rs Of good export demand from Sou
sGn l,h es,snt Trade here quiet IN the specGa
-, nnrkse with prices showing a final &c advance
i've nehf Cwng to The unia7orable West
i.r, ID" bi.b In BraGstrer,'s' visible me Liverpool
-.-et I,osod I'd net lower No here closed at
49, o b ahos and about e'0Vo bush were worked
o. oy,,o- mos.ly No : corn. ... .OATsAn advance Of
IS secured N the speculative market to-day through
the influence nnness whea, and corn bur trade was
inactive cash demand al nc ago was EHpor'~l 'riA ta
90 90 hush Exporters bought 90 90 bush here. 40
~ 'I9ss Gle 10 3 oa:s 3Ois G3o1.c. No white.
9as 20 a w1t,. aoi,c track 1ed 81 a33c track
-, - T. 3oiA 12pc PYE;-Narket steady. 40 West
ern 59c aske9 o anoa; arrive. STATE ~. $50
ko, Inactive. feeding, 4l'ac bid Hs"~iOfh' ~"
34nc Buffalo. opening navigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
lmery. isHiShe; dairy.

white 2oc Butter steady: creamery. is9she; daily
94i5c Eggs steady. sac
Toledo. March 22-wheat higher rsady; NO : 60 80
and May, csc. Corn active, steady; No mixed, cVc'
oats dull: No 2 mixed cash and May, 2'c. Rye DUH
unchanged No cash bid Coyerseed active. NeAdyS
prime cash 81 IS. Oh unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
mo VENEZUELA.
ADVERTISEMENTS and saeserptions tor me rribu

A ADVERTISEMENTS and ssessrlptiSns for The Tribune
y rec. we'd al their Uptown ONCE No Lag Boaiway
49,, north Q, 3is-st until o'cicck advertise
mems recey,a al following branch ofses at regular
D,er. rate. until o'clock D. VIZ 23t sth-a'e:
cor 2si-si l5e 0th-aNe. cor. i2,h-s Macy oth-avS
"a ,I,b-x ,42 Columhusave.. West ioo
We,, ao,l-st near Gth % East ltthrst D' Wss
St, between 9Th and sth yves ia9 Ess t,th-s 80
SI,,s,: los ist-ave. near ssth-st DO sd,ave neaf
~, *, "A ave. eO 325 Bleecker-sts
saos "a av. 24O East T9ths L92i 3dave 2o62 3d-av~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

as ; m. so Sn:1s . ps 'Ts rcs
receiving the bulk ~ attention that class
O, trade Crop news VAS plentiful. ard more oehhIe
stated ha' the cotton plant was now above srouni be
srn Hamp.'ead ead Austin Ten the esrlnst et
cotton already being planted oca,e, where in pre-
sale. q fcT 9 on tn. A'lsn,e Co.'S, reported
p as s''ns IT," priaS;on q TI To- , 81 rea
cotton cor stu higher prizes being cncoutSscd by nc
fr Immediate sh.pmen, abroad The local spot make;
q' Tn qnoa,2n' gpeSsnees or On mlns Gu
against nc and - respectively year Sales IN
e"fd eo bales fer export dce, shipment ana 10 1s'
mddns quoted T,r. as olI2~' N'ToJ',ns 'As
hlc' sa'anaah qale ant steady &c; 'ae. 81! bale;
15ant a .es & s Wm nalm j Ho%nai &c
Ausus st"aly t.,c. sales, l52 bales St Louis Gu.';
The expert cmes; thu. TIL. has been as
Tain, Great nr .,s FFanss con'1 4, ss,
TbHs f,r ,a Sas "a a." ,!a?i
TSa i ncs ~ s,7 WSS sisS;i 724S53 aaSeo
A. 5S'5; S:Tsa e o &c .:'ms mat.
& tae' 1s ear an: 49,, as' IN $50 ~, re ",
against 1924 bales wce; 72s Las and ioas
INK 20 circular issued By Latham. Alexander
R. NOR. ;hs ,g7y o 1902 3 b a Hf more mSa an
IN $50. ana ~ So 6s:es ,cs. nan in sa5 The
.; cotton a7 las r,c n.,rEctod to ii,e ?o5co7 baes
YEAR are Or PC la e ;oa an Tan las, Year sd5 40
asies more har n ls6s a.d 5i4G34 I.e. more taan IN
$3.50 The stock U1iiod ports Is 2sS3s' bales
than y"a-. 81. 10 l1cs han ia 1890 AMI
- SO Ni.es than in lsvj
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool ca3es-Spot cotton
Gle' tut steady. sales soon h.es sp"cuftcn ana ~
port 'c) baie' American. 1000 bales, receipts iacn
uaes. American lS0Ho ha.~- ,aidin- u7hris ll-@-d.
Futures o1cnei ;rin. buyers partially ! c4d adyan'f
lseI steady. ,Ti-c}d advance, Iccemoer-Janaary.
3lSgh January February. 3lsieb. March. @lsb March
Aur. Slsb. Apr Nay, @Siss; Nsy-iune 3N'.b; June
July. 3I9b: Juy-tu 5ize August september. "lNo,
So?tanhe-O October &l95; October Novenb'r. @los NJ
ycoer December 3ls.e MaEohesterY Yarns doii' cloths
dun.
The 0: contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

CoT-TDNS-Tnrly Indications promise o. "a new
aug cord fo- SINCE Gays trnnsacijns IN c>tioh
e,,re. and FOR nnrToDIeas Z nuc;I1iins IN Ta 1Hs
% Liverpool than 10 Eta Tor ana
on 81 for-em luynG prices moved Gp lg- points Z"
he 20 fhe NAL fCufcs Z yrt'i'AS
,efofa r1lAy under sheer lack u interest Iota eAHss
~, ,a tne wer. about 25.oDo ialcs. In ne hiitt,h
,c less tcvslorei under sensational rumors N2ih
in.t.n reeAldlDg the CJhan gues,n va me go"
IAsuidatiOn became quite nctife siin
~ s1G npints fio1 The nghsFt NgiF.s W!th -
Onrl.y steady lose 4 pa points 80
~ 200 bale, For q time selling was cheched ~ va. nv"
.ra,o movement Of cotton 10 interior P,1Hs anu $50
usI,s proalsc that export clsnrances wou.u
double total port receipts and by general" 'A''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
isnlo

Tho ,otAl importAtions u wool at he port Of New
YORK Tor ne month Of February. lsos we're I.Oosh'
rnd, valued $500 ~ this $40 500 pounds
was nrr-cas- wool 25y 1871 pounds Withdrawn for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

p,,--c,oree market seady. No RIO. 1885 exchange.
Odd receipt. Owo days 1900 bags cleared ,or me
states IA 600 bags cleared FOR Europe 500 bags
STOCK a,S 900 Tags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
on,-act prices in the LEGAL rnarke, to-day

ro..,.u Coffee Market -SantosCcfee market steady,
god average santos 5000, receipts rwo tafsj 1900
ing. STOCK 104 900 bsgs. Hamburg zee market
onAned urcrarged q 23O ? unchansed = g pen
nar net lover: ss!es 90 bags Havre-Coi"" market
,u.red barelv steady md unchanged; al u m. un-
changed: al p. "a quiet ond unchanged closed net
- -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
Ocean STEAMERS

NOBTE @ERElNM 1lOVW
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BREMEN.
Trave Tu.. Mch. rraye IT.. Apr %. q n
Have .Tu.. Apr. 5. a. HaveI Tur Nay 8. a. n.
Lain TU.. Apr. 10. m. hals. W. @ May 10. O. an
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Tuesday. April r. O. N.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
Bremen ....... ............ Thurs Mch. 81. Ncco
Friedrich Crosse Thur. Nooe
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
Fu,da Mch. &c 10 \. ". Vera ....Ap. % 10 A. -
Ens......Ap 2. 10 4. NJ Kat Wm.II. Api 81. 10 A. y.
Au.r. .Apl. 10. 10 \. VI Fuda May 10 A. II
OET.RICHs Co. 2 BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

MA SOUTHWEST.
rh. only steamer Line 10 CHARLESTON, s. c., an1
XsONVIIIE FLORIDA WITHOUT CHANGE.
superb Passenger Accommodations.
Thurs. "ONs NICHE. Mon Ma
rpo6I:GIs Fri! Mar Is ALGONQUIN Thurs Mar II
A''O~ ,.s,samer March "a u JachsOny.ls dlr-ct)
r,-o, p ~ % Eas, River foot Roosevsit-st) p n
''0' Nm p. CLYDE & CO. Gsrcral Agents
Bowling Green ". T.
F., Cen, Pen Fast F & P. Line. via Jacksonville.
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range o: con,rac, price, in the local nsrke, to-day

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pared wl;h last week last year and ls'1
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-04

Early Rose Potatoes are scarce and higher.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-04
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The Ffnancier says: An expansion of S6, 327, 600 in the loans of the New York Clearing house banks last week, obviously in the form of credits, accounts for the greater part of the increase of $6, 796 800 in deposits. The gain in cash only S439 800, and as the added reserve requirements were over one and two-thirds millions the excess re- serve falls s1 259, 625, and it stands at ST. o97, ,950 The statement reflects the active busi- ness of the week, although receipts of cur rency from the interior do not appear to have been in the volume estimated. Whatever gain was made, however, has been offset by treasury operations. There is no question that the activity on the Stock Exchange accounts in part for the increase in loans but to what extent the absorption of sterling figures is a complicated series of circumstances to face within the next thirty days. In the first place the growing volume of business of specu- latve character will call for steady supply of funds.
 The banks are easily able to furnish this. but whether they can do and still continue investments in sterling is another matter. For eign credits are accommodating here, mostly on merchandise account and because of re- newed purchases of American securities. A very slight fall in exchange will start gold imports, and while last weeks engagement of something over million dollars may be re- garded as nothing more than spasmodic symptom the fact remains that the present balance cannot go on building up indefinitely. The return of a considerable portion of this money will hasten the period of gold imports, although it is difficult to how this bal stances for a long time. As the end approaches there Is naturally great deal of preparation for dividend requirements and 1t is not unlikely that rates Liay harden fractionally. Still the outlook favors a continuance of easy money. The changes in the statement for the current week can be traced directly to one or two large banks which loan heavy amounts on the street and are interested in sterling exchange opera tionS.