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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Neg-York March o. 1903.
RI-FyEs-Recolps IL cars 800 head. az 10 Ds -
nored 10 Great Britain No trade II live cattle :, s
Ann Dressed beef fair demand AZ 'Ws'zc per D "
fyerp5ol to-day and LEO sheep ir -
berg Son and 800 cattle for lwaILscnu' 1r,noca
ana 200 quarters of beef for y. Morris me c.l'oo
took IL cate and IS sheep for c. f. l|ush 70 III tne
ters OF beef for Easmans Company; me ~ Ia..,
quarters for Eestnans Company and 3Z@ p"a''e'S 'O
Armour & Co Gables unchanged -.
cALVEs-Receipts 81 head all for the nnarks,' 'nnn
little inquiry FOR calves and feens weak me aew
sales we're a. 2sds6 IS per 100 10 for PRIME
about 1870 head unsod. city dressed veals uui. ~ ~
IOIsc per NJ country dressed weak at 5suc nike CAVES
seiesEIIune 4 Mullen 81 veals, 1874 10 average, at
AZ so, nrr 100 n; / do 40 N. at SO ~ -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receips today were cais ~. un
sa head ali for exp II Liverpool No trade IN sherp
r uinier lambs About Jersey spring lambs were sol
IN Washington Market at S4G$1 30 per head Dressed
mutton steady at TGsc per 10: dressed lambs SLOW a.
Sfo5c country Creased spring lambs sold at - 'oe'o
PEI uOTs~Receipt. 81 cars 1928 head Of which II
head were on SALE all Fort.eh-st Market nI.i
So 9Oas4 per 100 10 Country dressed BIO" a' ose'f
w Lamb: SO state hogs. 1873 n average at
Yesterday 67a State hogs. I35 H. at - 10. 49, a., -,
Hume Mullen date yesterday: OH state hogs io' TO-
n Hollis date yesterday: 50 State hogs: lt2 n At
{; nlllenback date Yesterday: 10 state hogs .o 10
at s. 10; ca do l5s H. at 81 ia; rough ~ 10 ~
So 1875. ,,. ,-o Cat. hon. 100 N
sanders date yesterdayl II state hogs lao ~ AZ
AK 40 2IO M at 81 Is: roughs. 81 10. a. - 10
NJ collins date yesterday; % state hogs. loz 20 az
s., Is; DO 200 10. 81 49, rougs 2o2 TO- az :" 10
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and reese generally poor and greatly neglected SQUADS
turkeys have ruled slow ali the week with tone ne
T aT sssrsy q has
1emsn ana a, fancy , and all such fair
quote fsesf
rrn ,rssht hens per 10 lGl2c: straight prime
per n 90 sS5 h. issaS chickens s and fdw
S3Sa western averase best iOlsdIIc; good
a sIds Do DO W I,,r prime % large 81
fancy 0 and sV Svs saen per- s.
iiiac do 90 Medium Medium sizes i4ai5c DO email and slips
lag1ss do medium sizes. i2aisisc: do small and Slips
fair to good sc se.sc a Wsss best per % Gsc do
Wbe rs DO fair fair TO god iQec SQUADS choice
2 ssss DO . s% an? 80 poor e ESQ a.
S@ssn G fancy 1xssass best 2alSc DO No.
sgle DO 10 oGsc fowl. ~ Ga aH oc sVt d6 &c.
ia s' ssd 'si: so hs '' da1
es snail HG rerS Sssc lot, ., ..n rrv.,
and pover arriving and sell promptly when PRIME at at
n qn Sa.Fas 'nP geyy F fs@
sell soWy at a'T reroe excepting S2nmon va!es which
SAFE g. I do per pair 81 ss pnta o
prime 72 EnsS np ud per- Sossn nrm Tsr so7 55
osc @ a sa 81 s 5 SS s ssna
.o FSI.Fo ESQ AN SS Esass
nrm bn sssn su. ptnp and Maine d
bermuda potatoes jobbne slowly Sweet potatoes in Hight
4sas2 Of a rSSg ad@;,'y h.s
sss IN lsh, supply rencray firm xsPaasus has
Though demsnd rely f and prices have steadily declined
uar in quality value Choice State Celery penty ard
afsed m Se e FG ard al. anf @ %n
lettuce IN ans r.. GsSg nS and sssnSn'
hean sa ,ewy at low price Green peas and string
maISes in better ana choice hshsr Kaie and
and with demand equal to offerings market has Seen
company took ' on, ' nearly 'n sps n and ae
beTse r., h sea as wa impossible TO realize freight
.s%sS nj aas ss " s.
s. .sa:s g a, s.ss .sS: 40 :x,
southern. per 100 bunche. seas5 d. Fordo per bush
per 100 SuncSea sasS cesr per- dozen .o5c
soe rr 6Sl cfa,e 81 Ss Ga per csspan per
DBL sass: lettuce sonthsTn per basket 25cgsl 20;
Charleston per basket s. 6S.p t 90 f1orG slsss
squash DID, per Dbl 81 soas2 so % southern Whit per
rashs per BASKET rs i5c ISL 60 S@ " 50
ds2 Rae bsors s'G per- bG :aG S'G % HSfR 3
s s IS Is d p.4 e s s rs Do xs4,s
5oas do sa 81 SaSs s Ts S9 Gss S6
Eastern wse per bbl Sass % red. !5cdsl 50; do
EsS 81 90 40 s5 saa Y dc 2e TH
HAY AND sTRAw-IAY-Th. volume Of supply was
IS become no S w o amen S
eads me trade though prime would readily sell above Il
invoices Of good hay and the marke Viii respond
!7c. No pr 10 r. 7esi5c: So2 per 100 = ecgsos
40 g. per 100 ~ 4Isa52isc: gradelcss 100 N 2o7
100 r. 5s4 s ait MEADOW sover iTfd per
weak for al bu, srcfy usefu msTEs There IS but
tls dscmna;;on given STAT or Western We quote
bales good The 'o hs large and 2s
n aa:an RIVER as Es soss EHG's at Son
OF NewJersey. 40 river boats 4o total 1890 tors Re
Receipts at New-York for the week ending March 20:
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GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

New-YoTk. March -. 1898.
COFTEE-Despite the fact that the visible supply oi
Is again above the l.2OUo Dag hhn' LII
situation in futures shows decided Improvement Inc
trade was much encouraged this morning oy Inc appear
ance quite bunch OF outside speculative orhfs IN
the first call feeling steady. WIN pil-es w
points higher favorable European advISes man
received many weeks. marked failing on IN 'azin
receipts md continued liberal Distribution OF cone
b,4 country Trading fairly active throughout we
day with transactions well distributed through me i,s'
Considerable switching o. the positions 10 ne
mote deliveries engaged in. The war talk whCn
sfoc he coffee list A was in circulation IN tne
S,ronf,n 70 the effect that in the event or war |,h
snsin duty would be placed upon imports OF c9mt OFT
THIS r or however lacked confirmation. ana naHe Htc
imnression on the trade The market closeG Irregular
ne gain Of 5fr5 points Total sales. DO bags ne
amount G, coffee at this port was increased 70 cay py
the arrival OF the steamer Pisa with 800 DAYS Sdi,os
'rhe amount aoat further Increased by te .a
once II The Bella-den from santos Ses'eu"''
with 90 0OO bags ,.,- .o,.. .ho.sd svrnno-
,he,c strength although improvement vas hu,'t N
~ d.r,and Tor consumption. Al the close prices wee on
he basls of tsc invoice lots OF No no an advance
&c. 49,. .oc.. r,e,e or,et but abo,,,
-, Win fair business doing IN the popular sVI!s
in particular. was nrm for the cn9,rT '9,s'
We oSoe Maraeabo. 5%@l2sc cucgIa lmi'2 "a
Gu a13igc: La (iusyra. e&Ql3c; sayania 'glc'
msxinan "a GiGtc Central American ,'% MooE o,sia
o. -fi1tlrc; coffee IN parchment 9Yt Mocha' it
ms. Pedang interior. 23QH11c fanc'es' @o9"'c
h range OF conrac, prices in the local market tonS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
EUROPEAN PRorvcE MARKETS.

Liverpool March 20-Exehange-wheat. spot: No
red Northern spring firm. Is lid; No red Western
winter hrm Is SID Corn-Spot steady American mixed
IS a.d futures quiet March. 80 SD May IS 2'st
July Is 2i.t Flour-St Louis fancy winter dull 0s 81
Hops at London-Paclnc Coas; dull fig "a los Beef nru
extra India mess Gss % prime 5ss 9i Pork firm
prime mess nne Western. 5is Sd; prime medium
Western. ass o. IIams-short cut Il q 10 No. dull KS
% 80 n dull Dos. short rib.
20 T. "a 10 81: long clear middles. light. 35 TO
3s steady 29s long clear middlss heavy. 40 70 ~ 70
seaIy 2Ss o. clear backs 10 20 ~ n steady 2ss
clear bellies IL 10 IA 10, dull 32s shoulders-Sauars II
10 1. 10 steady Gas. Lardirime Western dull 26s Cd.
Characterization finest white and co.ored dull 3ss
rsIow-Prime city nrm 2os Gi Cottonseed o-Llverpoo
ranned steady ISIS Ga. Turpenne-Spirts Arm 25s Sd.
Rosin-Common steady. Is 80
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.coT-roN-whne lacking the sensational devel pments
political news steady ssrt was made. with prices
pen higher to point a. s. e H oon
after the cali easier esns prevailed under 'en ,, nal
regard cuban question which result, in actual
war between h. country and spain Cotton ea
selling orders from the South added to the unsettled con-
Of %s s sf hoass S time he but
net loss Of 3qa points was In evidence the stnop S
honsfgi " aik from washinron yesssay
progress in the Senate were decidedly wsrik Trading
s: Sss Te S s"s D
he market closed steady a. net loss OF .a a. pT .e
tied condition Of politics this country me demand for
Po cotton IN the south shows s s o E.
Ssns higher prices for the small supplies SUI IN r }ssF
cans a, MancSesisf n and and Lansa:S.
q yarns for weeks very satisfactory basis
in Europe away. the local trade OF tho
opinion that cotton will do better That southern plant
be inferred from the that number OF sections
Gpacb fom Re % stated that prep
aratons being made by Georgia farmers 10 deer as
to wheat The appearance Of canning factories. with rapid
s ira " Ss has aacds sm @
however Indicate duplication Of last years s big o sGGSst
k for spot closed steady at unehSnsed Gnsa
ions r an ns Sf t G' Of T go Sse
spnnGrs Southern spot cotton markets. n'ddns QUOTED;
bales as MdSs aaei So sc hsher safes
Savannah quiet 5o-lGc: sales. 2i9 bales charlest
steady oiGc partially Lie higher Wilmington steady
90 Norfolk firm. sac. Baltimore nominal &c Au-
els;a firm 35sc partially Lice higher; sales 2oS bales
St Louis quiet sac; sales. 700 bales.
Receipts New-Orcans to morrow were ohciay estl-
mated 60OIs 500 bales against 0o2l last week 02iS
year. g.3ol bales In 1885,. Tomorrow receipts
Houston estimated Of 1909 40" bales. against
1912 las, week see last year and PISS bales IN 1875
The export movement thus FAR this season has been ns
follows:
Great Britain. France. Continent.
Total To- day ........... ls!l7 1898
Thus far this wesk....... 1886 45,H59
Total since September l.. 1857, $50 IAol1 2446.3oS
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spo cotton
frner; 10000 bales: speculation and export 800;
American 10 ooo receipts 80 900: American 5000 mid
ding upands Sad Futures opened steady. 2tag3 GA
-January BIDS January-Eehrnary Slss March.
June 1905. JuneIuly. 32Db: JulyAugu,t. 32oi7s Au-
gustseptenber 320s September october. 3ots; octo-
ber-:Iovember BOD: November December 3l9s. Man
chcser-Yarns quiet. but steady: cloths moderate de-
nsnd.
The rang. Of contract in the local market today
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March 20. 2. m.-'o';oD-Spot, moderate
demand; prices higher Amsrican nttnE f.ir 2,-S2d;
rniddlrg 3Td; good ordinary, 1924; ordinary.
22-32d The fales az tie day were 10000 bales, OF
which 800 for speculation and export. ara IN
Guided 9c0o American. Receipts $1,000 bales. including
$500 Amorican. futures opened steady, with iar
demand and closed steady: American Hddng. N e,
March 3 l9-e4da3 2o-s4a buyers; march and APRIL
fa-G4dG3 2O-Gsd buyers: April and May, 10 Sfd99
ga buyer. May and June % 90 s.le.s J9ns snd
July 2D-sff buyerI July and August 20 8fd3 2l-6$d
sellers; August snd september $3.50 sellers; sep
tcmber and October i16dG3 90cid sellers; october
and November, 10 63d buyers November and Deem
her 1884 sellers; December and January, io-'N
sellers January and February. , 1851 sellers.
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

c,,c,go March 2o--The demand for cattle today was
n" wsr. light and prices mostly steady at MONDAY
quotations. sss oC we're mostly ~, 6e sst for bulls oxen
and cows The stocker feeder trade was fairy acts
at g s;a S,d for rm at g g S' with eushens
and hefrs in strong de"mH az - bousht 50 2@s3 g.
manS at siasi Is for po5 prime with sales chiefly a,
Sf;T 90 60 There active demand for lOgs rom
Chicago packers and Eastern shippers bought choice mos
yesterdsy Hcss sold s the yaS Zen 50 ISss ss .6s s
bulk Of the :ss; G s The se make. weak and
early hard to get Tna' In sheep and d lambs
fat lambs was more than sustained Lambs sold s. IS
as 70, ,ns@ 1 s@S at S '2a hsP %s
demand at So $685. So with sales chiefly at 81 .5gSi 20
i Y%,rns sheep sold G at s. 5Oa 10
100 scaS hs Ss,c sHssp d at 50 1918, es Cattle
casc- at I5as S.. sheep steady at s3asi 70; lambs
East Eurfso March ocate-R.cepts Of sal. stock.
market was ;'ow and easier e i Doc love prime TO
hoce heavy ippIng ;seF $. ooSs5 IS c6oic: smooth
Common 9d s2as2 logs, RscsiaiS s1G
ogs c:g%% {? 20 co ss. tafs S pF sG
market about rts9d S s sheiSe tS to extra
bsry March 2-c S5i steady prime s. es
$ Ggs a,y actvc C; a 9vSG :, p,me r5 medMG
g ns?SS Seay hs g tG pr 81 f
roughs 81 5oas33 80 Sheep stead choice 81 s3gs3;
sS@G z e S Ss's to
Kansas city March ?9..caltlc-steady. ioc lower;
s. s5s5 O7is cows and hefers s2GSi 40 etockers and
feeders 50Ts5 TO- feed Western steers 81 I5@si 90;
cows s3@s4 o. Hogs active and steady to Sc higher;
henves and packers SO GoG$3 2z mixed. 81 JOas3 -;
lights pigs. 81 2j6s3 ~ Sheep 3T1Oc high
er; lambs sjGS5 so: nu;tons <+0si ~.
St Louis March 20-Cattle steady 10 strong: fair 70
fancy native shipping and export steers 81 5nnSo 90
dressed and butcher s. 2ods 03 under lo0
N IOmSi 60; feeders. 81 301S3 10; cows
and hefers so: Indian steers 81 2JT
s. ~ h~ircs SO Ics3 IS Hogs 5dloc higher;
Workers SO G5TS3 ~; packers 50 10as3 So butchere.
81 SoNS3 sheep-Srong native muttons 81 21gs+ IS:
lambs s. 25Qs5 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30

.p Gash w 9aS"'isSs% S We TsF rs
2s,.g2S+.e 10 white, 3 2e.q?s,.e; No 2 rye
4oIc: No . barley b. S2G Isc; No haxseed 81 l1Q
81 prime timothy seed 81 S1s2 ;, mrss PORK n pei
ribs sides Goosc) so's@s5 TO- dry sailed shoulders
boxed "a i7sc sho, clear sides (boxed IS 23aSa 90
wnssy o S' Gsf S. TsnSaed s. sa,5 g.
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
Arm creamery i38lsc: dairy. lohgl6c Eggs hrm
fresh. DC.
Cincinnati March 29-F1our quiet: Wheat nominal; No
. red eGc Corn dull mixed. 32c. oats quiet; No 2
mixed 2ssc. Rye quiet No &c Butter steaay fns,n
creamery 2Otc Ohio. 3Tlsc darv. lVulZc sugar easy
Eggs dull lower. Sc. Cheese steady
Milwaukee, March 29--Wheat dropping; No l Northern
asc: No 2 Northern 0rh,; May. 97c; July. 93'sc Rye
&c lower No l. 1910 Barley Gal; No = 4'c' san9'e
s9Hq43c
Minneapolis March 29Whsat 7teady: March. 9Sc; May
e31,c Ju;y 60sI.c sepemt lic: NJ hart 9el:s
No Northern 49, FogIFst PAINS 1u.s 90 S ssS
ond clears 50 3oQs2 Bran lover in bulk IS 2oG*S 1o
sacked SO 25aso 80.
philadelphia March ?otGa' du and e rn 0W se,a
and options &c higher March 354.a3ic Apri ana MAY
S,Ie AMI caste woo~PrIces lower largely nominal
22c Eggs steady fresh. nearhy lOc d. Weetern ,9,as
do. duck ls52oc do. goose Soc Cheese easier New
g.. N7s,c Refined sugars nrn and at y Acc; loaengs
powdered mould A. and Ms o. and ~ were alVaicea
il0c Cotton unchansed 6; S SwD DOS
% 900 bush Shpmente-Whent. 600 bush; corn 2O9V
bush; oats Os COO bush
St. Louis March 20 'sr quie, and nnehanset
Of. dosc; March, eo'ac May. e7%c asked; July 1Sse
corn~spot higher: No 2, cash. ?etc Nay 2s%c asked
SGy 2 so s' essi a GsHs
May 26c; July. 22s,c bid W white 2sGcs,sc Butter
nm; creamery. DGlosc; airy, eGioc. Eggs steady
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Total daily supply. ........... 23,405 III 4G'
Tb. rxcbanre price ia PIC a quart net 10 the shipper

The Exchange price is 2.c quart net to the shipper
sUNDRIES- Nuts-Peanuts in moderate demand
and held firmly. Fancy hand-picked quoted al 4T
No Spanish shelled. 3 d3lsc and No Virginia shelied
1I3i.c the outside figures extreme. Beeswax-PWc wax
nj light supply and held steady al 2Ga27c per n. Maple
.u,:ar-prrne in moderate supply and selling
slowly at Ease per N: tobbing from don '5c
per Fallon old syrup and sugar neglected Honey aoc%
pretty well cleaned up and market quiet and nominal
I've quote State clover. comb per n sGlOc: do buck
wheat 6d6izc: do clover, extracted Sc do buckwheat
4Q4i2c California comb, 10 oqloc; do extracted ga
Sic: Southern. per gallon 5odS2hc
FI'RS AND SKINS-Onerlngs have been quite liberal.
but generally Of ordinary quality, the ateness
Of the season prices varieties somewhat
lower notwithstanding higher realized last
week. London sales. We quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March 29.--C'otton steady: mddns sac;
low mlddling 5ke good ordinary 4sc. receipts. 3il'
bales exports the Continent sos sales 2S3; stock
IS. 2i6. $500
Norfolk. March 2o.-Cotton Arm; middlins. 5kc; loa
mddng 6-i6c; good Ordinary isc; receipts Syi bales
exports coastwise. i.si5: sales 4Di. stock, A.iS.
baltimore March 20 Cotton nominal middling. &c
low mid l8c good ordinary. 4+c: gross recspts
i2G2 bales exports coastwse. l,5OO, stock, 20.3lI.
Savannah, March 2o.-cotton quiet; mlddiing. b pioc
low miding Sac. receipts. 2i3s: sales 2ie; stock
6l,Tis
Memphis March 26-cottol steady, m!ddlins. 6hc;
low mddns ohc good ordinary. ahc. net receipts.
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l.Ji bales: gross receipts 1893 shipments LIST; n'''
go stock, 90. 933. an,
rniddng 5hc; good ordinary. sac; net re,sio's 20
bales; gross receipts Az shipments 255J stock ee?dB
New-Orieans March 2g-,o.ton quiet; mddng ezG
low mddng -isc good ordinary. t7c; RECIPES sstS
bales: exports to Great Britain 1900; 10 the Contnsn
$500; coastwise 20ii: sales 1900; stock ioLsos..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, March Colour dull. unchanged receipts.
1906 bbls Wheat dull and easy; SPOT month and Aprl.
Q7 T97 &c: May. 9SGJ1sc steamer No red 03sE9tc
receipts 52s45 bush exports 16 900 bush stock IA 20
bush sales bush: Southern wheat by sample, 95d
pac do grade 94d9sc. Corn dull and easy: spot and
month 33a3a6c Anri 33aSsSc Nay "5 49,
Ports 1oi ies bush stock 2i5o,4O2 bush sales oot
OATS eas!er 30 : white S3asic 80 mixed. 3osaslc.
receipts 30 5000 bush stock. 2f0 23l
hush Rye duh and easter: No 2 nearby h5hc No
western 5Gc receipts l6015 bush stock 1876 529 bush
Iav quiet choice timothy $40 50Gsl3. Grain fretghts
very quiet: rates steady steam to Lverpoo ner bush
sugar strong UNCHANGED Butter steady unchanged Esgs
ouet unchanged Cheese steady. unchanged
Roston March 29--F1our dvli; receipts 4.s4o bbls;
sprng patents 81 oods5 90 srrng clears and straghts
E. acS 10 Writer patents S5RS5 G5: WINTER clears and
sraiyhs "a 4odS5 25 steady 72G 4c per bush
81 e5si 20 rer hbl Quiet recents. 80 $50 bush
70 go bush fancy clipped 25 a25Hc, Nos and ., 3
aitpoaiac N,feed nuie. bran spring. sla winter Sh;
ai,sTr az 5o1sIs 30, red dog -four SIG 20 Butter
teady northern 20s d21c Western 2oe Imitation lof
i4Ii5c. Cheese firm; Northern Sl;S1tc: west
&c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30

MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts Of milk
and cream al the different railroad distributing points III
and city for the week have peen as Follows:
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coffee is as follows:

'u .a. market quiet 80 Rio. 1871. =" ,,- he
az rcelois 0wo daysJ 1000 bassr ,rIne oOJ bags
Cniied states, l.ooo bags S''afe' '''
fiock 29s 900 hagf ria. ,s q. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
Yeater

MI -Orrrr MARKETs-fantos 7oli"c NIL
FOREIGN CA ayerage santos, $500. Receipts I"o
k't ttt :;on h.rx stock. G8fCCO bags. Hampit L.
daysl lO'uo pahhnn.s unchanged. At 2:3O p. - I,
os ne, higher sales 900 bags He"9a as heher
opened hrhn' ,e,av unchanged - y f;anc higher 'o
-" J.. NJ higher Total snles, 1900 bags
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CLYDE LINE.
- ALL FLORIDA POINTS. THE SOUTH AND
N SOUTHWEST.
The only steamer Line TO CHARLESTON s. G. snA
AK sONVILLE. FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANGE.
'ANN''' Superb Passenger Accommodations.
ALGoNouIN. Thurs Mar 81 Iao2c NGS,v Mop AZ
From pier 90 Eas, River 0eot Rcoseseit-st) p. ~
Descriptive literature free upon application.
WM p CLYDE & CO. General Agents.
Bowling Green. ~ =.
v,. S..n, G. Pen. Fast F. g. p. Line via Jacksonville
.rso, a Freight and Passenger Line via Chareston
{; EC;ER, General Agent. 3I5 Broadway. N. 7.
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Ocean 5Icdmers.
NONlfl1 (6ElRDJNN lLLO1l

FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
PLYAOUTH. LONDON. BREMGE
uavel. Tu Apr. 3. 10 AN iIayei IT, MS D. 10 an
irave. Tu Apr. ~. 10 NJ Labn. tn. Hay H. 10 AN
Kaiser Wilhelm der Cross u: Say Mf.. ~ 10 A. ~
Saale Sat Apr 10 10 An lisyel..Ty. siay 3 10 An
TWIN SCREW PASsENGI.f SGKVtCE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. ERFMEN
Bremen nurs.. &ch. 81 Nom
GIBRALTAR. NIPPLES GENOA
Ems .....Aei z 10 4 y A ~; Aei - 10
Vera. .Apl %. 10 a. NJ Ems. MAY ~. 10 A \.
OF, RICTIS Il co. BOWLING GREEN.
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HAMBURG AMEslCAM

,%.1mM. MAA5yR1-NMEslCAN
S81em8nSS>N TWIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE.
uDE4tfE&<Y TO PARIS LONDON HANRUHG
4. sicarla. Apr. IgAM HoFasnnls Nay .sAx
Columbia. May IL 0 AN. y Bismarck. June 2. AN
First cabin 500 up second cabin s5 up Storage $50
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
" Y.--HAMBURG DIRECT.
Palatia. .....apr .. AN Ph nn.ca. May <PA
Pretoria. .Aps iB T. NJ. Pennsyy snis. May IA. Sooa
Patria.....Apr. %. An. Palsiia. May Fl. Pm
First cabin. s75 second class. $40: steerage s2s
TIE land 4as G1fIn1glht Scum.
Cruises to NORWAY. the NORTH CAPE. and sPITZ-
BERGEN by Hamburg American Line TWIN SCREW
EXPRESS STEAMER AUGUSTA VICTORIA FROM
NEW YORK JUNE - Round trip can be made u
abou. weeks. For further particulars apply to
Neutrality-suspicious. LINE. 81 broadway. N. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
SUNDRIES

THE WOOL EXCHANGE REPORT
The Wool Exchange gives the of the veek NJ h.
three seaboard markets as follows: " '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30

no VENEZUELA.
l. s,eamers OF the RED "D" LINE. under mall ooa-
,ac, with the United States Government. appointed
20 sau from Rober, Brooklyn.
10 la Guayra for Caracas Puerto Cabelo. Curacao
" and MaraoAibo. via Curacao.
c. c.RACAS............. Tuesday April 5. l p n.
80 VENEZV Ella. Saturday. April H. l p N.
s. PHII.ADgLPHIA... TUESDAY. April rs p N.
80 ROUr.rON. PLISS DArLDrT.
General Managers No i35 Front ST.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-10-27
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. . cents
No Discrimination.

An aged Georgia negro, Nathan by
name, is employed by q gentleman
very prominent in State politics. That
Nathan also has an eye to political ia.
sors is shown by the following conver.
sation, which recently took place be-
tween him and his employer:
b "Marse Jim," said Nathan, SIS you
Swine in dis yere race fer Governor
Haven't thought about it,
'Wen, eff yer does run, an gifts elect
ed, will you give me a job?'
Certainly would remember you,
Nathan. What would you like"
well, sub, I'd des like ter black
boots roun' de Capitol
"And what would you expect for
that service?"
"Well, suh," he replied, II should say
four dollars q day would be reasonable,
Das what de yuther legislators GET
Youths Companion.