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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-07-16
THE HAWAIIAN SITUATION.

The Hawaiian Islands have for a
great many years been under the vir-
tual protection of the United States,
and we have acquired title to the best
harbor in the islands as coaling sta
ton, A variety of reasons, racial and
commercial, local and international,
hive made it highly desirable for the
islands themselves that they should be
placed under the flag of the United
States. Most people in this country
who possess a sense of the moral fitness
of things have been of the opinion that
we should either let the Hawaiian Is
lands alone, relinquishing all peculiar
claims of every character, or else that
we should allow them the very reason
able privilege of floating our flag and
relying upon US for secure political
future. The awful state of nervous
apprehension to which some of the op-
ponents of Hawaii have wrought
themselves up has evidently interfered
with the easy exercise of their every
day judgment. 1t was, after all,
question of stable equilibrium; and
various events of the past six years
eliminating in our open and frank use
of the Hawaiian Islands in the present
war as a naval base, totally regardless
of Aawaiign obligations of neutrality
toward Spain-haVe made annexation
simply inevitable. Our war with Spain
is serious business, carried on in the
presence of great nations that know
their own minds and are dead in earn.
est. Circumstances have compelled us
to go to the Philippines and are going
to keep us there for some time to come.
We cannot manage our Philippine
business without the use of Hawaii as
an intermediate station. In addition
to this fact of our present war ne
cessity, is the further fact that Hawaii
had wished to be taken, while no other
country was raising the slightest OBJ
jectiOn.-FrOm "The Progress of the
World" in the american Monthly Re
0jse0 Of ReUie10S for July.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-07-16
DEARBoRN-THoMAs.

A.Resident of Canyon County Wooded to Hiahb
Respected Young Lady of MaIad.
We take the following from the last
weeks Malad Enterprise:
Last Sunday evening, July 8, Mr.. D.
2. Dearborn and Miss Mary E. Thomas
were united in matrimony. The cere.
mony took place at the residence of the
brides parents. There were no guests
except the immediate family relations
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. L. Thomas, one of the Oldest
and most respected residents in the
place. She had been employed several
years as clerk in the Co op store and
had risen to the position of bookkeeper.
Ars. Dearborn has long been one of the
most popular and highly respected
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-07-16

The most interesting, and in some
respects the most valuable, cable dis
patch published by the New York
Journal since the beginning of the
present war was sent by w. r. Hearst
the proprietor of that paper, from Gen
Skaters camp at Siboney.
Mr.. Hearst's paper, which had oppos.
ed the election of President Mckinley,
has been one of the most factiOus and
capricious critics of the presidents war
policy. With no accurate knowledge
Of the situation or the methods of con-
Quoting campaigns, the young patriots
who have charge Of Mr.. Hearst's paper
not only condemned the policy of the
dier-president but tended him much
advice how to conduct the war.
Later it occurred to Mr.. Hearst to 90
to the front himself. From this want
age point his ideas of the conduct of
the war could not fail to make an i'm
preston on the reading public.
After viewing the situation and talk
. ing with the American and Cuban COM
manders, Mr.. Hearst arrived at the fol-
lowing conclusions, which he wired his
paper:
1.-THE officers have full control Of the
men. There is no apparent clash of
authority, and it is now obvious, not
only to the military critics, by to lay.
men that Mckinley wisely chose not to
send these thousands of men into this
scorching, blistering jungle until it was
an effective army, well balanced and
adjusted, and fit to fight a desperate
enemy under trOpic sun. The army
got here neither too soon nor too late.
The stroke was timed with sure judg-
ment. Now that l am here on the spot
l can actually see the difficulties and
pecularities of this campaign. | am
satisfied that Mckinley was right in
deciding to attack Santiago rather than
Havana. With good water and high
ground here we may accomplish in the
rainy season what would have been a
sheer impossibilitY in the deadly low
lands and sWamps of Havana prov
lice"
This is a manly Acknowledgement
that the criticisms in the New York
Journal of President McKinley's war
policy were unjust. 1t will not only
serve to correct any wrongful impress.
sion that paper may have conveyed to
its readers concerning the ability and
wisdom of the president in the conduct
of the campaign, but it should prove
valuable lesson to other editors who,
either through ignorance or prejudice,
have SO unjustly assailed the executive
and almost everyone connected with
the war. Especially should it be a les
soE to such editors as have aped and
initiated Mr. Hearst's paper, and re-
printed its news and opinions. Having
serVilely followed it in error they should
now follow his example by an equally
honest confession. 1t would also be an
improvement for all the papers con.
cerned if their editors initiated Mr..
Hearst's graphic style of writing.-Ex.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-07-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho
July -, 1898.

Land Office at Boise City, Idaho !
July -, 1898 (
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inte1-
tlon to make final proof In support of his claim
and that said proof viii be made before Clerk Of
the Probate Court OF Canyon County, at CALDWELL
Idaho, on Tuesday, August %, 1898, viz: John
L. BeardSley, of Caldwell, Idaho, Homestead
application No. 3059, for the SW14 Sec. ?, Up
3, n. X. w, Boise Meridian, Idaho.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of !,
said land viz:
Daniel E. Colt, Nampa, Idaho, Harvey W.
sutton, Middleton, Idaho, Horace B. Ayen,
Caldwell, Idaho, George w. CriSteSer, Caldwell,
Idaho.
July 1870 JAMES KING, Register
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-07-16
M'kINLEYS WAR POLICY
New York Journal Proprietor Thinks Its
About All Right.
HE MAKES A MANLY CONFESSION

Was Dissatisfied Kicker Until He Made an In
HeWas Talking Through His Hat Few Idaho
Editors Should Profit By Hsarsrs Experience
and Look Wise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15

slasi % caulhowsrs ca,iorra per case s:gs' , "a
ST. tomatoes Florida, per carrier S2ns' peppers Per
carrier s1G$f peas, per crate, >2mf% s1uash per Dbl
81 lcnSc 30 rurnps Russs per hf GnGN0c; do white
4O6j9c carrier S3dSi string beans per crate
81 5Ods2 so ksA per bill 2JG65c. spinach 5Oc1ISl ov
onions County red bag. Gnc0S IL 90 yei-
io7- 7.cGSt ~ Do white s2GSi, do Eastern white per
hh s.qS5: DO rcd 251Sl ~ do yellow, 81 oopS- %
Western red per nai hoop bol. slG>l % do yeo" SIG
81 3. do white S9Gsi.
HAY AND STRAW HAY-Fere pts TO- SUNDAY ana Mon J.
they light enough 10 prevent
setting ~ figures which the close OF las
week porcnled The highest price mentioned DAY was
T5c frequent occurrence, as Few lot
rate W 70 requisite prime The best invoices OF No
have been ndustously oyeThauled during the last Week
and none the present grades N stock hold late figures
All common hay continues o. drag at almost ANYBODY
pric. quote; Large bales, prime. per 100 10 .Sc'
no l. per 100 -. 7oa72sc; No per 100 No. eOa'2 &c
No ne- 100 n a2i he. gradeless, per 100 u, .oH
20 clover per n - aQSTi7c. clover mixed per
~. " 45647isc. salt meadow 43l7m41c STRAW
An easv feeling prevails In straw and the recent 70
vision covers Of prices Trade fair we quote
Long re straw T. per 100 IL SO; straw. No = per
loo ~ SOGIjc. straw per 100 ~ 3'ai Oc inc re
c.lns u and reported IN tons az noon To-Day
the Produce TX hange were Hudson RIVER kallr1aa
800 Erie $40. Pennsylvania. no Delaware Lacka"anna
and western - West shore 800. tlehgh Valley. 14O.
Central OF New-Jesey. 30, total 1870 TONS Receipts OF
tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15

Chicago. March l4-There the usual large Monday
- e. ratte today. and trade was less animated
thsa usual There not enough matured oeeyes -
49, - weakness steers that were undesirable IN
aetv vrre m large supply and ruled weaker 20 loo
liver sales basis - 81 sgs4 foI thr poorest
$50 taag steers up s. 25aS0 - for strictly choice
~ extra nne becvs with the bulk Of the sales az - 500
q, ~ sales of feeding cattle were mostly AZ s+GS4 30
vlth prime feeders selling as ngh as ~ 10 caves 500
sGft6 5 Tor better grades. Prices OF hogs were
r...t frorp vi'h sales strong nickel lower
inc bulk Of the hogs sid az 50 s'F$i wa the com
light fetching s. 60 while prime heavy brought 81
It4 sa.es decline u D. from those made early
lambs comprised the gea bulk " the offerings and were
re- slow q average decline ~ Toe. Com
mon 10 prime lambs moved N az - @5as5 40 heavy
,yerhts selling o. poorer advantage than Tat handy
lerivegns Nearlugs sold az - 50nS and sheep were
rted az S30S3 so Tor the poorest O. 81 jS do for the
best FED Westerns selling chiefly at S4e$i 30 Choice
rneep were stronger AMI cold actively. Colorado lambs
s5ld largely 30rs5 90 Recepts-Catie. 1900 head
h0rs - roo. sheep % 900
East Buffalo March "a CattieTlereipts. 1870 cars.
Guiding ~ loads ~ Canadian stock The market ruled
only steady f0t better grades % butchers
heavy steers while half Fat steers and fair
and heller stock dull and lower. choice export
steers s. 2pnS5 % heavy shipping steers 81 TdS5 10
rough 81 5q % snt sc>- - l0gkt 2ji choice
hefeFu SASS 20. lgt hei.ers 50 !oJ$3 ~ mlYsd
butchers stock. 50 G0g$l good fat cows 81 509$3 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15

Hor-Rece,p 20 market opened SLOW Da' yo
became active prices sc higher. good to eholce
81 1884 IL light Workers. - lggS4 TO- RkTH 7s IL
grades 81 i2uS4 IL medium WEIGHTS -
heavy - 1884 20; roughs. 81 554N to; sas e AZ
asa 10. pigs. s3Qs3 50 Sheep and lanos-tseceipr ~
activ demand and market good foT s,shs S ,iSw
kinds 2OI2Jc higher. heavy sheep ard amos s,H 49,
native lambs. choice % extra s. Dogso ISr ,d 10 rs
s. c56s5 80 culs s5sJ 30; yesrlngs. - S>D ~ nsu
sheep choice selected wt,her. s. soQ$4 %; mixed
sheep. 81 G0QSi so. ,uiis. 50 $3.50 10 s.a
East Liberty March I4-Cate s,rong sa ' ,n bnis
10; choice 81 s0Ts4 %. common, - WIS w pus
stays s2as4 10 HogsuFairly active yJ pys'
shade higher: prime medium 81 loHS4 10 Dest
o5Ts4 10; fair Workers 50 95as4 pigs 81 72asS W
heavy hogs 81 O5dSf II. good roughs 50 'V>n 80, 80,
fair. s2 5oaS2 80 sheep-steady and ~
Choice lambs s. 70GS 50. common TO good ~ "@S' y"
Veal calves SJUs6 90. 90. ,o.o-.
Kansas city March I4-Cattle steady = Joe lower
good dressed beef steers 81 sOg>s 10 ,6e-
So 2oNs5 40: Western cattle 1000 70 tooraa2 so n
81 o. Arizona cows 50 G5 native Cows sna he oie
TS4 30. Texas and nclan cattle 50 SVasf -" So.0
50 S,0Si 30 bulls g 1886 80 ii1gsL'ai0c ~
heavies and packers 80 G54s3 90: med I'M arg - %
asa 50. lights 81 550s3 IS; pigs 50 23gSS 90
Active steady lower; Western mutto ;" o'"S' 90
Western lambs s. S0nS5 20 49,, - $780,. 20
ST Louis March Il Cattle STEADY, lalC 20 ranos ma,
shipping and export steers 81 !enS ~; ~ III
and butchers s4ds5 - under 900 n, 81 0O9s w. ~.
and feeders S3GSi 30 and hefe,s - 80 pss
Texas and Indian s. 2jQSi 60; cows sne -5
s2as3 81 Hogs shade lower Yo,ker' 80 'g g. A.,
packers 80 sClS3 90. butchers 81 aOHSt S"eep s"N''
native muttons SidSi 30. lambs. S5qs5 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March "A. 3.i5 ?. nl.-ENcnange-W neAt,
an, steady. No . red Western winter. ~ ld. orr
sp3t steady Amercaa mixed new" IS %. iH k1sS
So .5uls fancy winter steady, Joe. Hops az LohGoa
pacde Coast firm IL lospj is. Beef hrni extra Il.a
ane western SIS 81. prime mess medium Nssteg4 SIS
a. ttsms-Short Is No. steady. Us %. bacon
-,rbe-ani cut = 20 % Nrm Bis. snort ro - 20
Q, N s,elfy Bis Ca long clear middes. hsnt 80 - -
=, sfaady 2Ds ong Wiidles. heavy - 10 10 10
s,eaiy SIS 81 snort Gear backs. Ia L. - 10 $500
9ss 81. c,ea~ bellies IL Il n. firm Us OIL onoa.t
10 - /. h. steady a4s Cd Lad-Prime West,
ern dun 27s 30 Cheese-Amerlcan hhe 49, " on cat
torseeI oi-Iver2ool refined steady los o.
spirits hrm. 25s ~. Rosln-co'nuon steaug. - q,
antlc ports a. 500 quarters. from other ports 49,
quarters Imports Of corn into Liverpool -'0'" -
ports FOR the week. II. 600 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


New-York March "a. lsH>
cOrr-FF-Farlv Influences favored the pear CT "
cables reflected sluggish anc sagglhg MA ~,
-onies receipts, United states Nalrl
5sra~as ranrhed hut 1865 bales the local spo' M
svri,,a "a rr1n-inced weakness while OUTSIDE
al ~rfse4 % take hold IN face OF me most
... con l.rion II relations between ms country su
50 ne feeling the FIRST call was lfrtEnIa w
,.,,as Unchanged 10 5 points lower Transactions
',-.e4 - uag gerry 30 bags for the io!ehool' 49,
49, .~arsactr-s 80 bags. se'4lnE Wa II. 49,
nv iocn bears ana FOR the evening UP o.
H. smaller operaors Buyrlg was checked oE MARI.
,.--crso IN -rl American visible which no" hsNies
1o bags aga only Is? 400 bags year age nc
.,f,-~4 r-a-kst closed quiet a. unchanzeG plct
,or-s ~, decline The market for spot hraz"a Coles
uas duI with weak under;one Oaernss ~ o3 3,
80, ~ 80 basis Of b7sc for No RIO. invoice lots
Total warehouse deliveries il ne nltea StAIes as'
vel We = SIS bags including 75o9 bags rom New
VIZ against a total c. al ports Of l"o'uNn phEs
-as,ls wA4s anc 72l63 bags last year, SIspme',s 81
D., ~oNe. q, he United states last Week SoNV uasS,
- F,1roQe q bags santos shipments 70 the h.ea
states none 10 Europe. = coo bags aio Nc'oiS ~
1-ri,es states none Receipts a. RIO last week $3.50
tars acans, Gs 0Co bags inc previous week anu 80
80 vsa- Receipts santos. 1OVr oags. egehat
80 90 bags the previous week ard 6-o" bags year
-. $40. .-,a. h,,- steady
without ,r-0ortauf change ~ quotations We q"o-|s
Narsraih0 Ci.d1oi3c. Cucua. 1.Q 'aina,,ca -
lac Ia Gls,rs CO saya2a Ia Me@ s1a
Ike. -oHeo parchment. 'asc Mocha 1SS -o'2c'
Teta.c interior o3Q-4i-o fauc'es 2Sfalc.
The rance contract prices IN the local market oay
I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15
eo1rurpv c0TrON MARKETS

Galveston March If.--Cotton quiet but steady, mid
ding 1876. low mildng 7-l6c. good crdinary,
Ice receipts G274 bales exports 70 Great Britain.
41s2 bales 70 the Continent e1 bales coas"ise' 4Vio
bales sales az bales stock. 49,. Va2 bales.
Norfolk. March l4-CCuon nominal, mlddlng. osc;
low middl!ng Ice. good ordinary. iAc; receipts, az
bales. exports coastwise los bales: sales 10 bales
stock, 81 l73 bales. a..
baltimore March l4.-Cotton nominal mddng 6sc;
,oy niddlinr iiic: good ordinary 5c receipts
935 bales stock 81 707 bales. , -, &C..
low midalng 5-l6c. good ordinary, l-loc net T.
ceipts or bales; gross So bale shipments LIZ
hai.s. saler OOo bales: stock i.si6 bales. $1,000,
81, Louis March l+-Cotton quiet niIed!nS ll-!oc '
lo1 nddng 7-i6c: good ordinary 3-6c net receipts
so bales gross 7g5 ba.es shipments. 2sO2 bales sa.es
g35 bales stock s. OF bales. ,c
Savannah March l4.-tutton quior; midding, o"-4yc'
low mlddlng 5ic receipts. -2J bales exports 70 me
Contrent 77g7 bales cOastw.se liio bales sales ~
bales. stock 20 55s hsles .,,.,- = &C..
New-orleans March Hcoon quiet T-da;ins e-lcs
"a eo5 bales exports 70 Great Britain 60p bales coast
wise 900 bales 900 bales stock. 4so30s bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15
,yvrRpoor. corroN MARKETS

r,vo-,o,, March "A ! D m.-cot,on-spot fair demand
"a nricss l0wer American mddng fair, S-sd' good
rniIisHne aid. American mddlng 3 ll-52di low mo
r." sales OF the day 1900 bales, OF Wn1ch 80
wee FOR speculation AMI export aha lhclSeeo 4I.S
Hsrcan Receipts COO bales including 1850 Amer
lean Futures opened with moderate GemaHs sn'
'i-s.d steady. American mldling. m N1rcn la-b4u
aiers. Mach and April l. SD sellers, April ana May
sisG4d buyers; MAY and June is-6ia3 l'btd sellers
80 T,lv : lS-iQ3 ia-t4d. buyers. July and Au-
sTiSt ie-Jld sellers August and sep,ember l9-oid
sanfenber and October 1851 % 1864. buyers
Hc,ons, ana November ls-GtG3 l9-64d buyers; No
center ana December iS64g3 lg-Cil. buyers, Noyem
b. and peceraber 3 lS-64t3 1854. buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15
INDIAN BRAVES on THE STAGE.
We Richmond Disnatch

From Ire Rlchmond DlspaIch.
The entertainment given last night az Corcoran
Hail bv the Indian braves OF the Pamunkey reser-
ya,lcn was unique and entertaining, and claimed
the attention Of the large audience present from
becinnlng 10 end. The character OF the show was
entirely new to many Of those present, and 20 the
merit OF the acting added the great Interest
Of novelty. -, =,
There we're dozen OF the Pamunkey braves In
the cast which was completed with their own
orchestra The performance consisted or green
corn dances an Indian marriage. snake dances oy
Dcer,oot war DANCES. and last. and most interest,".
ing Of all was the reproduction OF the rescue Oh
CAPTAIN john Smith by the little princess. foca
hortas Tho scene here Is perfectly natural aho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15

West private schooner 4o2 tons coal NO.fols to
81 ionn b. t; ' MSwYoE Soc seho Sa sae tons
Bermuda Hundred 70 NewYo,. 81 i0 schooner 2,' tons
Norfolk Z Nefiu-ypori. 81
ionseed oil products with prices rather easy at satuay
rSss Tier was no rnanse IL ne nnee1 s o'
prime crude mills l5ai6,sc prime summer yeiiaN
- sa23c; on summer yellow. - nominal butte
2s,se. lnseet American 4lai2c: American boiled
PROVISIONs-Except Tor light steadness AT The open
ng hog products weak and lower throughout the Gay
P0RK~Easy Quoted Mes slodsiO q family. siia
quoted Ness. ssase. family, sll 25asiI IS, packet.
3 3ggsqa India %1: ss go no5d.
n ss.s ps. e s''e' cGr M.ATsEPioki'd ieIs
n picked sh9udsTs dull g975eG Zen 10 ~
GNalc Western. saltpetre l,.a7 .TALlf}nN -
~Fs.ie- ouo,as .a2lc go, lard easy quoted SO.
refined easy; quoted south America dioe; continent.
:@ g'7 wi sss ~ fspouna gTls fSSiE:sa
qu9lea oe2 49, city ard s'ssr ne 81 y; orders ~
active demand FOR all styles steady prlc
better sorts Japan and Carolina. with Japan
showing nsitive strength. Domestic common TO 10"
5a5sc. head. cassie. Patna 4305c. DO in bond "a
&c eIan nv ' sar efss egns df sancss TO-
day OWING recent heavy receipts ~ the close prizes
1olasses sse- % esi a, 9sc SAILS moulded 800 bags
port Eng EN- news was devoid ~ interesting feature.
cane a Lond ruling firm but quiet 81 lis 81 for Java
and Hs ~ flr fair refining. Beet was duN. hui not
quo'aby lower. presen: and month rated 9s -. a.
The local market for refined quiet all day WITH
fairly steady underone. No change was made N
prices. We quote Dominos. cut loaf and crushed -
powdered and powdered. 55-lGc Cranulaied ana
fine eranulaed. 5.c coarse granulsei end extra fine
granu.aei sc; c0nect.oners g-anuatei. SIC; cubes
Sc; NNNX powdered and mould a; 3's, diamond
a. 30 oonfoctoners' \. Sc Nos and 2. ~; \ 3
7-1Gc. No 80. NJ o 45-lS-. No 10. 4.c. 10 =.
43-1Gc; No u 40 10 -. l-l6c; No H. Sc No 10
3 i:-1Gc. 80 lf 37sc.
THE WOOI, EXCHANGE RFPORT--Crrrent quotations
OF domestic woods. based upon Wool Exchange cfhcal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15

r.,, ~. csn.ure OF Captain Smith 10 shown his
attempt. also to hold the redmen at bay by dis-
NAV Compass and trnkets. and hnally wnen insis
rcnriosItv Is satisfied how. with many Wnoops ano
Wild dances. they led him 20 Pownatan wnere ne
Is tried and condemned. Hts head - place. as sne
poca hontas In thls little indian grl OF apou,
eleven appears and saves him inc uoupe e-s w,
riche
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March i4.-rour dull: Western superf IN;
81 sOdsS 20 do extra 50 45Qsf 10, do. family = Ky
81 7O wheat patent 81 $3.50 10 spring a.. 30 ~
IS 40 spring wheat straight S'0>5 10, reeelp.s aas
bbls exports Wheat rmer spot ana month " 81
o. &c; April 9sis d0s'sc May 9s%09~ sc; steamer 70
iiS7'HSg, sales 5000 Southern wheat 10y sample 95@
9ec do. on grade. - sg9s Corn sIsedY AZ. r. bd
steamer r,xei 38; q33sc receipts 2G20l3 bush; *
ports lis 90. stock 9iS 954 sales. 27O0 southern
steady. 10 2 white Sii- a3Jc: 30 2 mixed 32g32 sc
receipts, u 4co bush; exrorts n9ne' st9ck Si
II eso bssn exports none; stock 2o7467 Hay
arm choice timothy Si2 5oaSl3 Grain freghts quisi
rates fairly steady steam 70 Liverpool Per nnsne e.
3s I'D ApriI sugar strong graduated. 52o:e B4L,
Iso d0 iadle lie: good ade 13dl4c sto-epacked ioe
2c EGGS auet reh lo's Cheese s;saay ' az
Xev Yors <, 60 l2's i6.. S aie,e co. d" "el'u
Boston March l4-Flour dull, receipts ees , Dds
spring patents s. 25dsG. sprng Gears ana sr'11 10,
81 3o6& p wn,er pst.ns 80 ~ 6rr 74q7Gc per
bush 81 GodSl - per biol Com easy receipts .oloi
bush steamer yellow = ac. 10 80, 81 &C. ~ and 10
&c Millfeed cute. spring nrgn. 1..: wn,er Dan
sic 20 niddings sl5gSl9 red dog aorr SIG Bater
i6c ladies' lIqIliac Cheese firm; Northern 'c' "es-
ern. siza9c ~
Buffalo Mach 14s2r;ns wheat az ~, ana 10Y 9|es 65
* Northern now. 81 oi' NJ Northern new 70 81 sc
Winter wheat firm; 80 rcd 9,c no . sxt5R REQ ~ ' 3
,ailor 34G3ii,c: No yellow. SO tQ3i'tc No corn
~ !. G84c: No 3 corn @3G3.c oais- Liberal SUBJ
gIIsssc' l So m H2 2oa2oe 20 nixsd 80
Barley strong Minnesota $500; Wisconsin $500
State 45a4Sc Rye neglected No T. s9Ts a2e tlouT
alt! ana % s. 25s5 10: afsrs Gear spring 8. !3a
S. low grade spring 50 5oass . patent winter 500
g 73 3aSs .N no. erah3n,, best. 81 75as5
Chicago March 4-Tae leading futures ranged az FOL
lows: c--...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15

r,-elr- coffee nnarkets-San tcsCof'ee market qu'''
Tood average santos $500 receipt, 1900 hags s'oeh
- no bag Hamhurg-C0Mee market opened = pS
ov.er a, 2 30 ? N. l.Gis pig net lower: sales 800.
haes Havr@-Conee market opened barely steady snd
,-~rp-r.5 a. u m Z. franc lower at quiet ana
steady = f-anc lower. closed = franc net lower total
l. 600