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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1898-01-21

Now, mark, on this note there is no
date of issuance, no time set for re-
demption, no redeemer named and no
payment promised, and still the pay
Thousand times better assured than
would be note of hand given by the
Hon, Francis G. Newlands for 800 for
value received, payable one year from
date.
This mandatory decree of the SOW
ereign, this purely fat money, without
value in the substance upon which it is
stamped, is virtually the note of hand
of the whole people of the United
States to an individual, and it's imme-
date payment can be enforced ag ainst
any one of them, or against the SOW
ereign himself, as, for illustration,
suppose that 1, an individual, have
worked for my sovereign (the whole
people of the United Ststes) in any
capacity, say as soldier, till have
earned $500.
W1bA bI1S VOuChC4S bcshC Ahy
time check to my sovereign and de-
mand my pay. In payment he hands
me out one of his fat money DEGREES
for 500. It so happens that l owe the
sovereign just that amount for an
eighty acre tract of land, and proffer
this same note in payment, which is at
once accepted, and get deed for my
land. In this transaction not the com
mercial value of one cent has passe d
between us. but by it and through 1t
am placed in absolute posse ssion of a
valuable tract of land. What more
could have been done had L received
and paid out gold ? Suppose that 1 do
not owe my sovereign, of what am
possessed in this same piece of paper ?
I really hold the warrant of my SOW
ereign to cancel debt-and a debt must
exist before money can be of force
wherever found in his realm to the
amount OF $100.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1898-01-21

members of the family. DR.. Still served
during the war as an army surgeon and
afterward settled down to the practice
of his profession in Lawrence, Kan. At
that time he was an allopath of the old
school, but in 1874 he discovered sos
teopathy' and has been teaching and
praoticing it ever since.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1898-01-21

the shadow of trial. Blanco was cap.
tain general of the Philippine islands
from 1894 up to December, 1896, when
he was superseded by General Polavie-
ia. He was charged with weakness, in
competency and leniency.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1898-01-21
An Able Review Of What u.s. What Can do and How Affected
by the Statutory Law
EVERAL BROAD PROPOSITIONS FOLLOWED BY ABLE ARGUMENTS
An Easily Understood Discussion to Read Your Neighbour
The Best Campaign Material of the Year Circulate.
Concise Clear Statements That Can Not Be
Met by Old Partyites.

degree from that upon the gold piece
making it money. Money exists no.
where in nature and iron has thou
sand times more claims to be called
precious metal than gold. Money is
of far more Importance to man than a
mere value. What the blood is to the
animal organization and what the air
is to the blood, money is to the en-
lightenment, civilization, prosperity
and happiness of man in this life and
the life to come With money adequate
to his necessities his possibilities are
almost illimitable; with it entirely
tative state of existence, with none of
the moral attributes that characterizes
man from the brute. The use of gold
and silver for money is not in conso-
nance with the progression of the age
in which we live, but, as constitu-
ted and practiced, our system comes
from and is relic of barbarity where
things are swapped of equal values
Dignity gold and silver as you will in
their present use of money, in the end
it is but dollars worth Of gold for a
bushel of wheat, cowrie shells for fish,
and only differs from barbaric barte r
in this: when an equal value in gold is
rendered for the thing bought it must
be taken in payment, whatever may
have been promised.
Money Was Never Intended to be Property.
Money is not, and it was never inten-
ded it should be. property over which
person can obtain absolute possession
and con trol, but it is made for the use
of and belongs to the whole people, and
q person holding more than 81, 1000 of it
for which he has no use for a longer
time than one year should by law for
felt it, and be subjected to fine and i'm
prisonment. Here an exception should
perhaps be made In favor of bankers,
but under very different laws from
those now controlling banking institu-
tions.
Fiat Money Pure and Simple.
have enormously been called a
Green hacker. AS people generally I'M
derstand the word L never was one, but
for great many years I have adyocat-
ed the demonstration of gold, silver
and all other metals, and the use of
paper alone for all transactions in
which money can be used. 1t would
differ from the greenback in this :
there would be no exceptions either on
it's face or back, and something like
the following:
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1898-01-21

Fem, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

% so ' ans G 81 az Sq s9. Is
fancy sof-mented ioGlic; do No 9q9i4e; do
s wstsfn ''s syp HG ,aSc 90 DO seadeG 2q
ducks No 1oc; do No :. 7gsc geese No l. &C. DO NO
GXME-Prime grouse IN moderate supply and wanted
Quail in hir rcqHest and STEADY Wild dueks and
egular Rabbits and yenison neseetei , We Snos a.
pitfalls sas y Do Inferior 5o0Goc quail western per
sGks e6nVss per- pair siGs2 10 reheod '5cd,i Is
DO maard oogSoc @ black oogNo, DO rudy 25t0os;
common 21c rabbit prime per pair l2gloc' 'en'son'
PoTA1oFs AND VEGETABLES Round potatoes ar.
IN modetae sgppy and meeting an ,.ys nan. IN
large accumulation generally poor and dragging al low
and gs & D S9sn and H 2s@ %R S .a Ws
and also plnacn florida vegetables in far supply ana
quality POOR stock neglected Bermuda steamer brought
l5ia bis potatoes and 90 pkes yegets1ies ana "a
yet We quote Potatoes. Bermuda per N! - 5oas' oo
~ 2jQs2 rer sack s2as2 10. sweet poato.s
Jersey hbl 81 5ogs4 80: % southern vans. " 2?g
siGs 55 DO per bb crate s2aS2 celery Per dozen 25g
80 e r f'9S,s' r per ,. o 81 @ SS per co G SS
Gaze s2a*3 eEE9an per pineapple crate s!9sS: do
sgS2 mattoes F9riS PEI e9e SIS Rrp Td, per- per-
S ce DO ay5 5 Gc Gs2 o innp
Russia Der I'M eCQsoc DO white 4o95oc parsnips per
SIS - Snion. ranro Cunt sn western white pr
white per Dbl t3nM 10 rod arA yellow. 81 5oqS2 %.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Wlth overneeded receipts
the price question somewhat rreHer one to-day
and quotations moro less governed by the style
~ hay that reached various stations The nattentlon 20
prime has edy shaken the feeling IN 70 l. ana
sales more within range than they have eeen TN
nrE Good nos and hold UP we.-n TACT the quhll'y
rated a great degree in favor " experienced
buyers We Quote Large bales. prime per NV ~ "o'
No ! 100 n 7Odf5c. No . 100 n. Untsc: 80 a.
per 100 ~ 45Q7iac gradeless per 100 ~ 2V,Sot,e'
clover 100 ~ 32i 49, &c. clover mixed per ~" To-
45Gj0c. salt meadow. +3i4 di5c. STRAW Receipts
unexpectedly liberal and there IS an easy leeIns N
prices Best parcels are oNerea at 45c ana me renre rr
all lots Is Boz 10 l5c We quote Long rye straw
30 ! per 100 n. soc. straw 10 ?. per 100 ~ aVg'oc
straw Per 100 n 35G toe The receipts or nay ana
straw reported in today AZ the PRODUCE x
change were: Hudson River Railroad. 30. Erie 4p.
Pennsylvania 100. pe.aware Gackawa1na ara Mestern
~. West shore 2so; Lehgh Valley, 240i ontario and
Western 10: Central a New-Jersey. 100; tota' lolo
tens Receipts Ct straw 2l0 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

FLOUR AND MEAI-Tradng interest again smsn.
sa he ss." ss reflected weakness IN whoa, %
SpTns patents s? 25qs3n9 winter straghs s. 55gsi 10
No White g soss TO- a1 enTs S sa' S & cS
g g So no syade s. soal So Ouskwheat aour 81 cog
s: ssqss coRNMEA11buil o9o,sG KIn-iried
n 1e0 &Ss s sas yellow Soc ME soa Sa
FEEp-Firm; g, co and 81 N winter, in bulk 7'as1c;
city e" s.sd Somsy ssS os S;mss $50
s5sS,' $SS$C' !" bulk gran"
main feature: , Tnss' ,s GasS
I movement BY showing e anmaIqn Farm ne To
selling pressure early important, but in
The a hour became active f9Tess nsel 10 f ,o @
night The irresuary between and distant months
aS.sncs Of sensa WsT n0 crop e TIE er n ,
aysrsged the bear SIDE with fey eHcerti2ns notably
drawback freezing wing iitions. referred
he Tn,e vn.s ne Mas ne ny bpg neediu now ap
paren,v beng rains in Missouri and kansas Bears.
however ovcrconhden; regarding the crop sna-
billy that many crop viii develop during The next
We're @ ,vorss e'G and nas some buying he during
the forenoon The export demand again reported on
day The seaboard cieaTsnSes FOR the day we're mostly
in the shape Of hour The Lyerpooi market closed a
S foff w On s S%4 ass points bs" @
night Spring wheat receipts were 9Esn small man
hish prces goubess expianng this Increase Qaoia6ns
red 81 O7a. arrive No ha-d Manitoba. 81 1915 spot
NJ hard Northern Duluth. 81 l2+s 70 arrive 10
Mort Duluth 81 O77. arrive: NJ l hard Duluth.
81 1884, No . hare Manitoba 81 095s spot The Govern
repor; showed on March 70 ne ~
per cent crop about l2lcNoooo bush
This A20OO 600 bush = farm reserves year
generally believed have been greatly under
estimated. Proportion OF wheat crop shipped b~Yon1
lines 507 per Tho report was conslieieG
5earish and May dronpei the curb 10 81 O)b
bid ..... .COS-Ihe expected Government report again
controlled prices to-day. anecins the mar
ported amounting about 30 loads AZ All ports. buy
Chicago expected larger carlot movement To- morrow.
the weather Indications particularly IA
voraole continued liberal pts prominent con-
mission house call, attention 20 the fact that ery9Is 90
grade satisfactorily nj me West out Or lA"' cars
and lower Liverpool futures closed partly "a lower
port farm Is3 200 900 bush. or ~ per
OF last years crop against reserves o. il0t"t""
The proportion Of total crop shped cnt ~
county whore estimated al Boout il2NV'p0 hns
oATS-Prices were easily Aeid IN sympathy w.,h
there little feature u speculation or dNa
nss In cash property. ENportsrs took only %oom buSh
heavy white M oats. 3li4c. ~ oats. Bic: No
white. 33lzc: No white AZ; track mixed f2aSi''
q? 600 bush against 80 10000" bush sj year
..RY F. Market hrmer; No Western, 81 7p"c .
afoat; state rye. 5jq654c . rack ..... AhLa.I-
Market firm: feeding quoted II New-l Ork: ~
Buffalo. opening naViFstion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York March 10. 1898.
BEEvES-Rece!nts 80 cars. 527 head Including 2
FOR export Tor slaughercrs and car to
the market Nothing doing. Feeling STEADY. Clly
dressed native sides slow 76si.c per n 10 later ca
bic news Exports today f3O cattle on the POmeranan
Glasgow by Doui Kierer. No other shipments re-
ported
CALvEs-Rece!ots 2i2 head all Al slxteth-sr.. and
a market Trade quiet but prices steady
and pens cleared Poorest 70 best ve9s sold AZ
s. 5oas7 per 100 - FED Western calves oty
dressed yea slow sole per rb country dressed dun
at Gq9i2c Hi'le calves At 4d3'3c. 100
g. per n y do i3i 10 at 81 % 30 do ll3 n al
s. 70 ~ do 10 n ~ 50 So 40 DO 10 n At 3d. 90 DO
l09 II. s. 50 ~ d. los r. at 50; do lib 10 at
81 90 fed cali go n. at s.
H. n Hollis u veals. 1879 H. at s. .: do. l2o 10
a 81 81.
SIIrr5r AND LAMBS pts o. Las head
which for saUghterers and ~ cars FOR the mar
ket. offerings about eQGeN~ '!ivded between
the Yards. sheep SLOW and unchanged Lambs ex-
tremey dull. selling 0c lower ~ cars unslIc az me
close Medium rrime sheep sold at - 2JISi 40 per 100
II, prime lambs s. QO deck0ad of clipped DO az 81 20
Dressed mutton aui at fQ1i.c per u; dressed iamos
saes-D Harrington: l27 state ,ambs OF y average at
81 20 per 100 n ga Buffalo d. 81 No. at 50 3d. 70 state
Hume ( Mullen: - state lambs clipped. Sc n. at
81 S. $500 ..oo
II IT. Hollis; 40 Western sheep, rs n, az - CO.
NJ Collins. ~ Western sheep. l2i 10. at - 10
HOGS-Roco PTS 10 cars. or 1875 head. Market quoted
SiqSi 70 100 10 Country dressed quie, at
salssLliurle & Mullen date yeste-day) 1874 State hogs
49, 70 average. 81 - per 100 =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. March 10. 1898.

COFFEE The market for coffee futures maintained
rsstv unaevtone pretty mlcn al day despite The Iaet
a news averaged VI in favor u HE bssi crowd fIees
a. call unchanged 10 : points lower. WIN
ne elise barely steady al net loss u TO 10 pons
svrg OF lie last moment under local iquiGa
~ Elr.pean cables reflected sagging !narkeie a.
Esyre ana Hamburg. while reports from Brazil tod =
ye-v Aea,s receps Hio and santos with the na'Net
he former point shade lover Warehouse deliveries
,1 .ultr @ere quite liberal but still cons deroo-y
shins 81 las week movement 4''-t'
ies ~ loaded quite line 81 coffee early IN the session.
yhcn readily taken care of by re2Tesentat'ves %
,-,-.rcrt European houses. Later trading fell on 70
small lions with total sales ieoi
or l. ISn hays nc'udng $50 bags the frs cail
"a 10 oAcs ur i2 O'Clock The enormous am 0un'
,ohee in ssa for this country well as the world
tr,.-er with the unsettled political conatiocs IN t~
eunr, and IN Europe. eGc'iualy checked outside u;
ventures The market fr spot BlaIi@n cpiIve
irregular. wi;h barely steady nndeiion-. Vuo,a
,ons rov1iuaEy unchanged IN the tass - Oc lT
\, To- uvoice los. and So tor johb!ng parcs!s;
~ market fuT spot Mf coffee stea1y VIII a So
I,s -ass under way ar3ibo varetieS ABOUT loo
az coffee AID 100 bags Central American
es~~-I hands on private We quote: Marac@lho'
eaPi,c, Cueata "a 5i.c, Jamaica. "a H. Ia Cuay!a;
doc savanil'n. 5i.d1ri4e. Mexican !Qissc; .en'ra!
lrsr Al. SsQlsc: costa Rlca. s94la'go, ",nee N
,ar,ruen'. 5Sc. Mocha lTsgl91sc. Fadang INTERIOR
Efeif,-. ranc;4s. 2TQ2oc.
t. rsrgs * contract prices the local market to
v-n, as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March I0.-Cotton quiet; middline. &c; low
mddng 5Mc: good ordinary 5.c receipts. Ill3 bales;
exports coastwlse 41Gi sales. Ida spnners 49, stock
li5 327 an, a, -,
Norfolk March 10 Cotton dull; middling. &c; low
mddng 5o-l6c; good ordinary t7sc receipts LIZ
bales exports to Britain, $500. coaswise, Si3
sales 405; stock 5le97. ,, .,,
Baltimore March lO.-Cotton nominal: mGdlnG csc;
low middng lilo: good ordinary &C. gross receipts
savannah March Cotton quiet: middlng 5 l-l6c:
low midIirg 5sc receipts 27o3 bales exports 20 me
Continent, 80. coasvise 800 sales 800. stock so sT
Memphis March 1o.--Cotton steady; mlcdlins &c
low middling sac; good ordinary SAC; net receipts
$50 bales gross 6lT. shipments. 2,ol6 sales 3'ooi
stock l01. G3 ~ -, &C.,
low middline. 9-6c good ordinary. iGc: net re-
cepts liz bales gross, 23ls; shipments lao sales
~. stock. 6S. iSi. ,, -. Z,
New-O Orleans March i0.-Cotton QUIET mddng 2-sc;
low midilng 7-Gc good ordinary, 5sc: net receipts
bales, gross, 1898; exports 70 Great Brtaln
- 2l0. France $3.50; coastwise BOZ sales "o"'
stock 4I3l51
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. March 1o.-The cattle market today wa.
active TO me rT'en o' ' 1g the last few dsys tho
greater part oaenes crossing the ssaes :. az $ sSg
Canning cows sold mostly - 50pS3 and fat cows and
e. ave. we're unciangoa choice veais selling largely
Is prices hena weakened by esrsl rseepts *
and prime family mich cows We're sal'hle at Sts4s3o
Pine ceiling are oo T5a 2 a9i aS are ed msde d at
nand hos prices ruling .trong am On an average
S 9.Te aoT fa4gs X 3 7oGs o. the he
while pigs brought $50 81 90 The ,. market was very
ead an: SAFE, We'r ea-e- than usual Trade in
sheen and lamb. was rater more snima'ed ant t6s ign,
sa fT e%mn sq ia y 80 we Fsa M n Te. 'f in
w soe1 d9ma s5 a. 5s lambs ad puteha.sT
a, 81 25G>5 80 for nfgor = RTm o oeSi hogs % 600
'hcI nchn. March Io-Hogs dull g 25gs3 a?h Cattle
weak So 5oas4 -. sheep lower. 81 1884 ~. LAMBS
dull $4q nrs, March io-cate-There fresh
arrival. Of stocl MI receipts being Cons Sn
t9rorsh ana "a csr MARKET fairly active Workers
50 choice s. g@St 70 r@9 s5c "a 7as2 So sheep
and ismbstRecer, - Marke, dai and SLOW . Tor
COMMON 7jaS5 Il. sheep. choi,e 20 selected "e'ne'S
S. COdsi - cus - comm .,i 'N .,ooT,,. n-in. ssT
E, tGs' coon 81 ca 81 To- bg. ant SEA
$ 10 Hfs d@ n5mSv orc 3 oss s. pss
asa s. fsay T2gEhs 81 3o 5 90 c 5Sssp
sse9ay 81 7ogs5 So common TO good s. 1885 G5. Veal
Kensas ,y March steedy TO G, =, ed
beef steers 81 g$ 90 60 fs2 Dos, so Western fed Steers
s1S. e., cows s3qS3 81: bulls S31i sockers and zee,
:: 81, a Sass 5 sG h sna 'i m9 g 81 o
81 so pigs 50 70 $. 50 VEN yearlnss 81 S0a$ 70;
fair Western lambs. 81 lo7Sl 20 -. ....,r ,, -
Logs; ~ az elro~t sctr- EoaS5 10 dressed beef
am kutcsrs sass under 1909 ~ 50 75s 6o soSs,
s,s ana and indiana st,srs So 6asi 60: AMI
@ H2s sieed% a and g a5 Sso % Sheep
steady: native mu,to's 50 s5Gsi 90 lambs S'9S' 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
patents s. 7ssst S. frs, clears, 50 7ossa 'O second

patents 81 I3USf SJ INST Clears - IVVSo 'V' SI7'
clears 50 1O0$2 90 Bran un changed.
Philadelphia. March l0.--Wheat weak and NC lower
contract grade. March, O9s4c0Si April May and June
nominal Corn firm; No 2 mixed March. 34'sg34nc'
APRIL May and June, nominal oats firm; No wnite,
March. 30 G3ic: April MAY ard June nominal pu s
easier, fancy Western creamery, 2Oi2c. do prints I
Eggs dun and weak: fresh nearby and western. lie
Cheese quiet but steady. NewYok factory. ful cream
choice Sac: do fair to good, 7L4SAc. Receips-four
$3.50 bbs and 10000 sacks; wheat $1,000 bush' ,dn
$1,000 BUSH oats. 1900 bush. shlpments-Wheat 7foV
bush: corn. $4,000 bush. oats. 5000 bush.
ST. Louis. March 10-Four unchanged Whea' , s,eay
shade on No red cash elevator. 99c track 49,
81 co., March sale: May. 81 0CN July. s34c: sepIem-
per- 7s5.e; No hard cash c1rns sSSS2n nt",
September SOC bid Oats-spo h,her; No cash: 2t;e'
track 2Ta2Tisc: March 279c May. 2IRc hif july 80
d23Ac: No white. 29lzc Bran quiet. STEADY sackeu'
track. 6pc Butter quiet, creamery, "p-oso' o"''
odl6c Eggs lower. sac.
Toledo. March iO.-Wheat lower. easy cash ana May'
9Sisc Corn active. easy. No mixed 3ltc Oats ou'
steadier No mixed 2sc. Rye duh steany. 40 o.s'
Cioverseei active steady: prime cash S0i March.
80 O5Gs3 OH. October 80 42is oil. North Lima o'c'
South Lima and Indiana. Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March 10. 3i5 p m.--Exchange-Whea,-
Spot steady: No l red Northern spring - "a. Sotn-
Spot steady: American mixed. new IS Dad, fuiurrs
steady March IS 4s.d; May. Is ard June IS g+s o
Flour Louis fancy winter steady. los hpIs AZ Lon
doE-Pacihc firm. II i5sIi5 IS Beef nrm extra
India 6ss Of: prime 5os 3D. FORK nm prime
mess fine Western 5ls ID prime mess. medium western
ass Cd Hamsshort cut, Il to 10 H. cay 8os o. bacS on
Cumberland 2S 70 30 ~ 5is "a snort I'D ~
to 2i n Cd .0ng clear mldiies light 50 % - ~
"a long clear midlles heavy 40 % - ~ ps shott
clear backs 10 TO 2Ss Cd clear bellies II 10 ~ 10
dull 32s Shoulders. square, y to Il No. dun 2o iars
Prime Western steady. 27s "a Cleese-American finest
white and colcred COSY 3ss Ga Taow-Prime city firm
Dos Cotonseed oll-Ilvorp1ol refined steady. los 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm. 25s Of. Rosn-C mnon steady
3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March TO- D. m.-Cotton-spot 1air , Ge
mand: prices steady. American mddlng 8 l5o-I' ~.
saes Of the day 10000 bales. 81 when lo pai,r
for speculation and export and included I'D
American Receipts. 81 900 bales, including 35yp ni,ss
American Futures opened with meieFa1e &c
mand and cosed quiet American middling. o M
March. 2i-6ip3 % G4d buyers March and April. -
N3 226id buyers April and May - 6d sellers *
and June. 22-8ld buyers: June and July 10y
23-G4d sellers. July and August. - Gtn3 -uid err
leEs August and September % SD buyers sept.
and October % Gid sellers; october and NoFetnper
2i-6id3 22-G4d sellers: November and December
2l-Gid buyers December and January 2l6id buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore March ioFou- dn unehanse ID, rs soe
7o72 ~: Wheat d1. oo Isl or stearer 80 : red
95G95c: receipts ASS bush eSp9rs i9oro bush
stock 2o2 lse bush 'aes 800 ys eu5h 3:s corn firm
spo and month 3s7sG34c AIril 94Na3s Ma ag &
o i4c e2i hnsh: stock 1854 40 bush sales 5lco
bush southern white corn g 2 DO ySo% mixsd
-s6cpts ao bush stock Ss9G57 bush Rys
5oi.c Tcsrpts' ,.b SO 5odsi3 Grain freight. very
gnc,nged Butte e,% n goisqasi Eggs quiet
BOSTON March io-Flour steady recerts 2S00 SS;s
spfng patents 50 aoqSf 30 .r1 lars a ei.ar ana
.rairh 81 5oc$5 35 CornTea qnie oa 90 90 ,o h,sb
81 c59 or 20 per 2S.c ~ s,c Dat, steady receipts
Ie SIS bush; fancy clipped 3t3C No o 9na Winter
1850 30 SIC 70 mddnrs Sjoso red aog n,n- sie But
,eT I'm Ii eese arm western s'ic North
err DC, 49,.
Burl, March Iosprns whel' IN good n9gir; ION con
os N 8 "a Eor I S 2a s7,c woT wheat
iar inquiry firm No rel ~ raCs VIC y es's b re-
o co,S unsettled rs t. prices: y Vel a35e;
20 yellow 8iG34'c ~ c.rn 10 w S9n'
silasil,c No white. 3lc: - mixed 2ea'e No M %
n m,|,l a, fsc riour stead. unchanged.
chicago March IoThe leading futures ranged as FOL
Nav W''a' No sSt: S.as$ Ssn oo.. lSt
va, HS S:'' .....: %s 81: ' ~ ,sea 'Gs
Oats. No. .:
n 4,iy so''a::si. s.s 81 s 81:
Mess pork per Dbl; oo-,,
..-...-..... slO ", - 30 70 s9iL "a s9ts
July .....-.--..- W OF ~ -
lard. per 100 ~ o4 .oo,.
N1y ..'........: S.2s: s;333. S:fs S;;55'
shor, ribs. per 100 N
M21sy .......~. s!.:s 81" : ~ 5!sSS
ca-a Quotations were follows: Flour steady. 70
.n ne, v.sesr n3ieic ~ spring wheat oieasi No
e,;,c. ~ : Gate 26&c. ~ white o b; &c; 10 s
hte o D. - G3D. 80 i3Nc; No barley 20, D.
atq 4or 30 naxseed 81 Il. 81 Northwestern, s-da2:
r,ae timothy seed S2 ~. pork per Dbl $40 20
go 30 lard per 100 ~ - l77tS ~ short rios secs
dos, S5Gs5 so sailed shoulders lhoxefl -. 4oc;
~ i.,r sle- iboxel a 15dSJ A.. whsley. distlers
arlsted goods per sal. 81 Isl, sugars UNCHANGED on
he produce Exctsnre today The butter market was
crenmercs i30l9c dares, ll4lif Cheese quiet
A, Sfssi.c EGGS weak: fresh, Zoe.
Cincinnati March ln-Frou7 quiet Wheat No
ret aTc CJrr Arm 10 mivel. 3lsQ3i &C oats firm.
SO . nigel .Nisc Eyr fgn. 40 .. 80. Lard STEADY
81 f,uA meafS steady - 90 n1cll quiet s. 90. Whls
key quiet 81 90 Butter quiet. sugar f.m. Eggs
sftafi,r. Sic Cheese steady
Milwaukee March lu.-Wheai quiet; 80 I Northern
p9c No . spring 821g3c. May 81 0iI Rye higher No
l. 50iac Barley steady. No ? 4ii3c. sample 35i1qicc.
Minneapolis March io-wheat weak. March. 81 OIL.
MAJ gGi. July. gji.Qp6'i,; No hari 81 No North
ssn 0Se. Flour Gull. ls patents. 81 VOsSo 10. second