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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

incrior sticks In excess o; September l. ss25s bales.
Hsans' 1880 bales last year sos $50 bales before
ri an o 200 bales in isss Southern mill 'akngs ret
naes year before last $50 isa5 brought
sEn during 100 days 10 date, s0 2S7 bales against
taes last year 20s so bales year before last
an S''I bales in 1873 brought into sight for Week
sshs seven days ending March II other years lus AZ
sales against lO Oss bales last year SIs bales
oei'e last and 1883 bales in 1895 brought into sight
l usst eleven DAYS Of March, 2S4 0S9 bales against
~ haes last year 303l5 ha.es year before last AMI
Gay was as follows; Receipts, 1871 bales against
p5VSl bales last week and ~ 46 bales last year. ship
mens. rs. 600 baes against 1854 bales last week
and a52V bales last present stocks show loss 81
'" bales footing but 10000 bales against 4d9 I'D
oaIes last week and 3i47i4 bales asst year
me movement Of cotton Liverpool during the week
ercng to-day. compared with previous weeks, was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

Cash quotations follows No spring wheat
s. o2is 10 corn. So. g25.c 30 yellow corn ?e.s
29lac: No oats 26iac; No white o D. 3ohsaSi NO
%fi'e s4a4s g saS.;s 10 s. S s's rr
timothy seed s. 90 mes. pork Per hbl SO Saslo 30;
s5 IS 3d. DRY saiei shoulders oxed s. 75d$5
sides Choxed) s. 2oa$5 30; whiskey dsllers finished
the Produce Exchange day. me butter market was
steady e,eameries l3ai9c; dslrie, hsl7e' Cheese
red sc co Mars ssa o s @ gate
80: mixed 29c Rye aTm ~ &c I e % 'te wss1
nrm. 81 20 Butter steady Sugar firm Eggs quiet osc'
Cheese steady
eos, No spring a2ao3c. May, sioIIs. Rye lower; No
l. 5Oc. Barley higher: No ?, 42gi3c sample. 37g4sc.
@ March NJ E6T T Sc M lar %SI5 Maz
S6isc. Flour Unchanged Bran unchanged.
Philadelphia, March ll.wheat was lG lower; contract
Corn Arm: 30 mixed Msrch. "a. dS4s.e. April Nay
June nominal. Oats firm; 10 white March. sag
i6c lover winter super sSaSs rs do extras, 50 25Qs3 65
pennsy yanla roller Gear 81 2oqS4 40 DO straight 81 4S9
s. S9as4 75 do patent s. e0aS5 -; clear $3.50
8 90 DO straight - 9oaS2 TO- DO Patsn ,Sv m
ereamey 2o2e DO Prints % EsSs so &c q, %Schanssd
prices Recepts~Flour bhis 1900 sacks: wheat.
1000 BUSH corn 900 bush; oats 2W0 bush sh npo
nens-wheat. 900 bush; corn 10000 bush oats 1900
bush.
St. Louis March ll.-Flour unchanged WheatEspot
lower No red. cash. elevator Nsc track vpc, 11i
S'2 rad cash e2c corn steady; No 2. cash &c:
March 27.c May 27sT27%c: July. 2ac BID September
iacS Sa sa2sc Ma Msil 2c MAY 6d jy gag
24Ac; 10 white. 29isaSOc Bran easier; sacked cas-,
t }Tais i Egg, s steady. SS c creamery
Toledo. March li.-whea, lower. active: No ? cash.
eG S Sa g s,sa SS No o mSsG 2sc rye dull
cash Ole. C1oyerseei active, steady prime ,casn'
s. O7.. OIL. North Lima. be- South Lima and indiana
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March II. 2. m--C2tton-SQot. fair de-
rnand. prIres lower. American mlddling fair 3 2J32d
GOD midaling 9 1884 American middling. 3Sd; low
SnIdfji-g AID good ordinary 32d ordinary, 90 32d
TIE sales Of the day loooO bales Of which 500 were
for speculation and export and included 300 American.
all American. Futures opened quiet.
Win a moderate demand and closed steady American
rIdii,ne m O. March, 20-64dd3 2l-C+d value March
onJ arri z 2OGidT3 p did sellers. Ap-il and May.
90 e4da3 i-Gid May and June Fl 64d BUYERS
buyers. July and August. 2l-64i
"a % G4d sellers; and Senemher 2-64d buy
w. sentsrnber ana October. PLEAD buyers; October
go Torenber 81 SD sellers November and December
f4d63 81 cd buyers; December and January "a Cad
IA p -s4i buyers.
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Gss 81: heavy hogs 81 rourhs 81 5oGss 30 sneep ru~
mon to good 81 isas5 c5. veal calves, So 509s7
cattle 81 soas5 10: heavy shippers IS 40 cows ana
hsfes - 4O western steers slds4 - stoske.s ana
feeders SO T31S5 Is So JSi % vol's
mxed % 75asl so Hogs steady hsaves sa gosS 7
Workers So 65Ts3 20; pigs 81 25Ns3 81 sheen s'eacS
common to mixed yenrllngs SO G00H Is. Lamos' o'''
% fair. 81 SJQs5 IN. . ..,.v ma
St Louis March i.Cattle steady iar 20 aaS beef
tlves -hrpnr and expert steers 81 5Ofs5 90 ,o
and butcher steers Si8s5 10 under 10O NJ 81 Iop, "
stockers feeders. 81 25a4 49, cow ara neso cow. and
hslfers s2ds3 Hogs SC lover Workers ~ ogs,dv:
packers So e0IsI: butchers. SiISf % SheeP '''
native r,u,tons S4l7S4 lambs. S4r<J Sc
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. March II. 3:i5 m-Excha nge-W heat
No red western wnr Is 10 csgnSP s, , WarcS
B. I7sd: May 3s 3ssd July, As 3isd Fl2ur-St Louis
fancy winter steady. los Hops AZ London Pachc SoasQ
Arm, "a i5sTf5 Beef firm. extra India mess Us "a
prime mess SIS Cd Pork firm; prime mess me Western
5is "A. prime mess medium, Western. ass 3D. Hams
Short cut "a 20 6 ~ steady. 3l> Bacon-Cumherland
cut % % 30 10. firm sos 90; short ri6 ~ TO = 70
steady. Sd; long clear uiddles heavy 40 10 - 70
clear tee. IL to IA 10 steady. 32s shoudors-Squsre
IL I, Il 10 firm rs Ga LsrduPrme western rph nrn
as Cd Tsllow-Prime city firm. Dos Cottonseed oil
Liv,rpool refined steady. i5s "a Iurpentine-sp"'ts
Arm 25s ID. Rosn--CommJn steady Is 3D.
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HEMP AND JCTE-Market ruled Arm with full price,
,es AVID sfrong abroad the feature. Jute AMI
Wte butts quiet We quote: MANILA hemp SPOT -,
MANILA hemp. shipment 4isnisc msnllla hemp. snip
ment tinted Kinsdom f4ai%c csal sio' 20. a'aI.
shinment 4i1u4s,c. jute spot II :. 3.c jute. ship
n@n double triangle ana equal 2A.c jute. shipment
ID . nominal, Juie butts. spot. paper quality sJlc;
,ute butts shipment. paper quality nominal Juie butts
mixing nominal; jutc butts. base.ng. nominal
UII1T,s-A steady 70 nrm markei again reported
with good demand. Eight stocks ana holders confident
We quote: California i7salsi4c AaiamDIas. N BOND
l5i.c orinoco lie: Beoa. 5halG.c' Central American
H. Galveston i51c Puerto Cabei0. 1914. Ia Guayra
iCsc dry salted Maracaiho selected IN bond lie;
saraniia. re: Texas l3c. Matam1ras l2isc e-sned
Havana. as they bond. SINlsc. cifp slaughter
native Steers, ii@iiAc butt brands loqloi.c; ado
brands pG0ac; bulls, 3n3i4c cowf. lON1vtc, country
slaughter native steers loAalo'sc. COW. loc. bull O.
LEATUER-A steady range II prices wac noted WIN
good ishb.ng demand and supplies under good control
We quote: Hemiock nonacd. first seect,Ia- ,2a2uisc
seconds l9GIOAc: third T.1isisc acid h*t selection
On6r22' &C. seconds. l9'5d2o'se birds Iej,.s
i5dIG4c. Union light backs 20dj)c; middle lacks &c
middle heavy, 2Iq@oc seconds heavy Z"g.-C'; 'I1 -
lies llaii,c. oak dressed back. 3iQ32c seconds :'g
aOc: thirds 27G2sc bellies l5QlGc: betting butts ND
a6c. Texas oak sole :2n2Se. . 49,. 49,
TOBACCOTradine was limited AL around hut unaea
tone firm and full prices Sales OF seed lea!
were 100 cases including 800 cases crop 1870 @hinss
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CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
y Ar. FLORIDA POINTS, THE SOUTH AND
49," SOUTHWEST
,,. only steamer Line 10 CHARLESTON s. c, and
,ACKsONVrLLE. FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANGE.
JNNiNNS'' Sunerb Passenger Accommodations.
.,coNor-rT Sat Mar r. IROQrOIS Wed. Mar 10
sITHtSoI y Tues Mar. IS COMANCHE. FRI, Mar u
'sfNi'>N ,.str Mch IS 20 Jacksonville direct)
x-o, pisr % East River foot Rooseyelt-s,p p. u.
'fo'" WM Z. CLYDE & CO.. General AgencA
Bowling Green. N z.
49,. e. Pen Fast F & p. Line via Jacksonville.
F.e Freight and Passenger Line. via Charleston
uiTdf rGER General Agent, 375 Broadway y. 7.
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DroposaIs.


PROPOSALS FOR FuEr.-wEST POINT ~ Y. Feb
ruary Ia 1898 sealed proposals. In lr7lica,s VII .;
received here until IL O'Clock ". March II, lsS ana
opened for furnishing such Fuel required durns
fiscal year ending June 30 1899 L. 8 reserves Tsht 70
reject any proposals Thereof informa-
ton furnished upon application Envelopes containing
proposals should no Proposals for Fuel anS al
dressed J. II. BELI.INGER Capt. A. q. ~
II E ENTrNFER OFFICE s37 congress-st-. Portland,
I Ne, Feb p, ,sos--seacd proposals. for ledge er-
cavaton in Rockand Harbor. Ne, Will he receved here
until IL NJ. April O. 1895 and then publicly opened
Information furnished on application. K l.. hOHIE.
MAJ Engri
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-oTIAND-ANIERICA LINE

IL FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOULOGNE-SUR-MER.
o,,,u..............Satu Saturday. March IL 10 l. -
> , Sossrnaam........ Saturday. March 10. 10 A. ~
o,,srate prices. great comfort superior Aocommoda~
Slole'"A npiy fcr handbook and terms to Gen. Paaa
uaos,cv 80 Broadway, New YORK
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sseieary Hester II the Nsw-Oreans Cotton Exchange
~, We movement % the crop from september 70
s ," ~ inclusive fo!lows: Por; receipts 90. .Oo Ses
S@-s against 8l5T 700 haes last tooo229 bales
before last 1901 le5 bales in lsoo overland 70
.'s ana Canada lo291e7 bales against ItIo1o hass
sl !eA 600 G52 bales 1896 and eis329 bales IN ltJS
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Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; spot
9ulet sales 10000 bales speculation and export so.
An ercan 1000 mlddlng uplsnds ana. Futures opened
9ue l-792 64d decline closed steady. '9qi's Gii
eechne' december January 320ish. March. 3.d132l.
March April 3coi1s Apri-May 32Osb June 32ib.
gunc-Juy S2lb. JulyAuFusi 32i les August september
gid september October 32lb November 32fs;
Novtmber-December, 32olsh. Manchester nave
slowly. Cloth--Ordcrs at low limits
Comparative cotton statement for the week ending Fri
day, March IL. 1885
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eAA, mAMBWRG.AMEgNGAN
Se1a1sS TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE
3eG3x8sSeS TO PARIS. LONDON. HANBuRo.
NormannIa Men. "a AN Columbia May H. 9AA
A Victoria Apr Z AN. Normannia. May TO- 0AA
F. Bismarck Apr 2s AN "A Victoria. May "a An.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE,
" Y.-HAMBURG DIRECT.
Patr..: Meh T. AN Psia,s' Apr; ~
pennsylvania. Mch &C. AN Patria. Apr 2s. IN
First cabin SEQ up; second Glars. $40: sesrags. va
TIE IL land THE III Nlddnfgh1 SWm..
BERGEN BY Ham9urs American Line TWIN sGR Rc
NEW YORK JUNE % Round trip can Do made ~
about d weeks For further particulars apply TO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE. 81 Broadway. n. =.
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coTToN-The bear crowd had the upper hand IN 70,
ssy qi na Of lt oa idns stuff me qqs'
eni steady al rnShangsa P 5n 10 Mas oMsrd higher
,eye = values Weakness developed howe'e' under as
Nesa.1g,01 and reports tnat stocks in snaHy
oordn. BY midday loss - sQe points wa G pnts
the ,ns,let closed steady the lowest point IotaI
% iu5 81 ,s,ssci9y SPOTS declining S2d and futures
ig2 points response 10 our slump .a'e S1i
CONSERVATIVE traders showed disposition 10 Keep ou 9
And ior me oashcT The was some buying from time
cut u,te figure in total Transactions The warhHe at
Hon o. the market, While situation at New Ensan
mills was reported as having tu'o , w,tb in
the demand for print cloths vas unsatlsecoIy ,h
dcatons pointing 10 curtalmen = proaurUon IN the r1s
fact that port receipts conhue IN as i; ronts 20
hui factor retnsr than o'her i,-'nr toHDs this
SS,n the p6Ts Total exports for the have been
escDonay heavy and have exceeded total port receipts
BY 99s bal the aTsT The P local 81 SPOT market closed
easy Win prices -i6c lover. 70 bsss Of S,o9 ios
ns gg1n os ana 4 esor and 25 bales to spnnss
Total SPOT sales for The week were u.s. m..S -G Is
.5S Delivery On contract, Total sales futures for The
6: goo sss a., 9 asT '2 &s eS@ fSsy
tc lie lower sales, 1000 bales Mobile easy 80
isr sales os bales Ghares,9n qule &c. Sales NIB si5
Hees Rs HIM nominal csc Augusta quiet 1-iGo'
saes e2s bales 81 LOUIS qG,et 20 o or were o.
Scany es,,r,a,e5 AZ zoe 70 $500 bales. against 1920
las. ,,eek p 762 last YEAR and 1924 in 1894 ls@5 To-
norroVs receipts az Houston estimated at INoJ 10 ~
bale. against 255 last week lISl last year ana 9-ol
In 1905 The export movement this season mas Dee"
follows; o,., r..,oo C-o,,,,an,
~, . A., GG5 1879
S se S iss 7 I;f sq stIS9
cror news is becoming more plentiful but Is SIN TOO
e,nelef.uc % have mucn herring either way. MleIeas
sectors claim planters are preparing 70 ,ha ne
vesr,s acroaae have purchased more IMAM tne
usual amount ~ fertilizer other districts report pepda
smaller production Of cotton ana d '''6e w
crease In fhe amount q fertilizer useo; ,.. a. An,
The range q prices IN the local 'l'iNe' ''
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,,ITORy STEAMSHIP LINES.

NJ TEXAS, so. cARoLIS A,. Ca .. AND yIA.
T.xas Colorado. Utah. Arizona California Nex-
co &C. Georgia. Florida &C. Excellent acc0mmodst0ns
yMtWN.fIoRY & Co. Gen. Agts, Pier 90 f. r. n r.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March 1i-Fiour dull and uncnanseVVh Una,
ceips 10 400 bbls: exports 20i2, sales 20 mn mn
steady at decline spot and month"; os'zgy' so..09tf g.
ssseeec May seG59c steamer ,s 20 req gisis
sales Is 600 Southern wheat hy sample "oaS'
grade siIN3c steady; spot and n,',ni S "a IA
April. 4a34&c: MAY. 34hc bid steamer :. iS2 sfoeS
33.c: receipts 1874 bush. exports "a $
7iG oss sales 5000 Southern white corn - 1St ~,
do yellow 334a3ise OATS fteady No white Wes ssh
s155c No mixed do 32q32 &c rece,p,s X DSar
hv 55i14552.c: No . Western. sh'.g"p'tc, .erst,s'
bush. stock 2s5o79 Hay hrn enoce, Sega
strong and unchanged Butter hrrn ana unSnaus 1859
quiet and unchanged Cheese steady and unchanrei
Boston March iI--Flour steady; recep'a oUS pS.s'
spring patents 81 30aSG 30 sn.ag cieas tnsr cIears
and sfs,gh;s s. 5oas5 rs Conrnea quiet a. I3'.c per
bush 81 05qsl 20 per bb. Corn firm receipts 80
bush: steamer yellow. 3sAc 40 2, 3slsc Gays s.sady
receipts bush fancy clipped 36l36 Jos ana
bran sic 20: rnAdnes siiasl9: Rcd Dog nour sls bu
ter firm; Northern 22c Western 9D1n2lc; lmMaron. I'
Njac; ladies' lac. Cheese firm; Northern oc' western
Buffalo. March 1isprng wheat somewhat nnse, NJ
holders refuse to shade prices No hard 81 Oen; NO
Northern Old. 81 Osls new. 81 05Ni No Northern s
Demand light bat sellers firm In their views No ne:
0sc No extra red a5c. No red. Ole No white ssc;
No . white. Csc. CornWeak. No yeaow, 54y
Oatstcooi demand No white. 32c: No white. y nc:
No I white Bic; No mixed, SDiRc No mixed SIC.
BARLEY Market bare Of spot barley; all offerings are 20
arrive: Western quoted az 4fg5Oc state 40ufoc rou'
Quiet. easy
Chicago March 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Wheat. No p: Opening Highest Lowest 20 nnt
Nay ::.:. Nosa sSss HssH d lSs
July cot9"'s "AH'7' S>
Ma, aniLaaos. aois a3os. aoisa3oI soA
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FRENCH LINE.

7 ~ONp MIME GIN p
C1 SHT 81 LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs (FRANCTl :
pti fling every saturday. al 10 q. m.
vxo,, pier No ~, North River foot Norton eersst
r,9Ih March 10 La Bretasne ......,A April .
la sori March % Ia Gascogne April "a
la Ssnrgosne March 30 Ia Navarro. ..,..Apr1i g
La bou, ~ Tor l. $ and Can. Bowling Green N T.
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Ofean Gteamers.
NORI1M @ERmMN lllOWW


PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BREMEN.
KAISER WM DER CROSSE. 80. Tues. Mch. d. . q n.
Lain .Iu. Meh. Y. A. M Aalser Mdy. Apr ~ n
Trave Tu., Mch 90 a Lain Tu., Apr. 10. q m
Hayel Tu., Apr. ). o a Traye .Tu. Apr 90, q n.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Bremen Thurs Mch. 81. Nooa
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
Ka VIM. H. Mchlo. 10 AN Aller ..u..ApL 49, 10 4. =
Fulda. .Mch % 10 A. NJ Vera ....Ap 23 10 A. d,
Ems. ......Ap. ,. 10 A. NJ KaiWm.iI. Apl 30. 10 A n
OE,f.RICTfS & CO.. 2 BOWLING GREEN.
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rIr,trn mice rnarkets-Sant's o"ITrt HI1,NFI
- oysr,pa Sartos $500. receipts, l1opp bags socH,
e. ~, 49, Iapturg coffee marFet opened s pig g"er
a. esa m ). PFC lower. sales lou Days 10 m
- r,,-tet orened steady ana unchanged az i IN
COR "a, 4 n N quiet and Unchanged c.osed !.
80 net lover total sales 1900 bags
January ..+..'''''''' 81 :. s,.s,s 81. rs
NarcS .......35 90 September .'''....'.. 90 ~
Aprl .........''-.'' - ,,verrhsr 30 -
May - 1o-an1he~ ...... SO 90
80 ~ -. 49,, o,.o,. No RIO ss05O: exchange,
e,d recepts igO00 bags cleared Tor the Ineu 90 oo
ZOO bags cleared for Europe 600 bags; s'ocK -o8o''
bass ,, -. 1. s ,,ilovs.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"A WHITE SIAK LINE.
"A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pr,,ornic March TO- noon Britannic .Aprl 10. noon
Hatestic March 49, noon Majestic April 90, noon
iermsnic March 80 noon Iertnanlc' q, noon
tn, new WHITE STAR LINE Cargo and Livestock
.c,sv steamer "CYNRIC." 1852 tons having very
sWneror accommoastons FOR limited number OF Saloon
passengers viii sail from New iork TUESDAY, May u.
~ S,s.rage Rates 500 and upwards.
or freight end general information apply 10
tut P"7o WHITE STAn LINE.
Pier No. IS, North River. ONCE Broadway. ~ =.
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Receipts the ports and Interior ll.'s ~ Isai
Pared with the same day last week. '"s' ' ~
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DE POTTER's SELECT PARTIES TO
Leave vsrous
In May ap ID n u - Itns,sne
June and III II Iii Hs' cisss
July - ~ - ~ arahse"ene~
Superior conductorshp Inclusive from $3t OLD
WORLD GUIDE with programmes. FREE. Est. ls's Call
A. DE POTTER. 1900 B'wAY. n. Y.
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Gxrnrsions.
COOKS VACATION TOURS

Independent, tickets for individual Uavelers-rairoan
and Observation-Disclosures lowest rates.
CyExcursion 70 Worlds sunday School Conventoo
nv : 10.
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ON DOMINION LINE,

~ DAILY TO NORFOLK.
- ~, Point comfort Norfolk. Newport NswI pstsr~.
r., rD' portsmouth. Primers Point Richmond virginia
pufG; ". ana Washington d. G. Freight and paseen-
s steamers a from Pier 20 North River every week.
Gay C;I'iILAU'DET. Vice-Pres, and Traffic Mgr.
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CINAKD LINE.

a CUNAKD LINE.
H. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From pier ~. n R.. foot OF Garrison ST. .
Y,..r,, Nch ~ A. II. Umhra. April 2. 10 Il
EtTura -. March 49, noon Lncania April o. 81. y:
-nara N~h 90 A NJ. Etriria. April 10 10 A. II
Na'np VERNON RI. BROWN 4 CO. Gen. AsentA
ROWLING GREEN. NEW YORK. .f--s
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mo VENEZUELA.

RIO NENELl Ella
L Steamer. Of the RED "D" LINE under man con-
tract with United states government are appointed
10 sail from Robert pier. Brooklyn
Fc: La Guayra 0or Caracas. Puerto cabeilo. Curacao
and Maracaibo. via Curacao.
ss VENEZUELA. 49,. THURSDAY March H. p. n.
IS Saturday. u. NJ.
IS CARACAS ............... TGesiay, April ). r. N
w. BOI-LTOS. BLISS q DALI.ETr.
General Managers No 1876 Front 81.
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BANANA RAILROAD.

l. THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
<.,,ns a, me Isthnus for all West Coast ports a
Mexico. Central and south America
c,.,,,arx sail from pier foot West 21ih-st.. ~ Y
w@-tr March IS . n. FINANCE. March %
AZ t,or rate, apply companys ofnce. 30 Broadway.
+" '"'' wy r. l.. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Boston and Mew England
81, Excursion, $3.50; fast

~ ,..,,., leaves Pier % + r. daily Sundays except
~ % n Returning leaves New Haven u 80 night
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........ea, ,..,I.n q nrazn cotee IS as follovs:

-. No : RIO. 5000: exchange,
g. cleared for the United Sta,e
u-ope. 6.ODO bags: stock, 2s4.OD
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TUOs. COOK & son.
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Titan.

No artist ever had SO prosperousa career
as Titan. Success attended him from the
first, and during his 80 years no cloud
dinmcd the brightness of his horizon. 10
the end OF that marvellous age he retained
all his faculties, producing masterpieces
to tho last, ard dying finally of the plague,
hale, hearty old man. The princes and
potentates OF the earth chose him to leave
their images to posterity, and it was the
monarch OF Austria and Germany, of
Spain and the Indies. upon whose vast do
mlnlons the sun never sets, who picked up
the brush th':t he Ind dropped, saying that
Titan WAS worthy to be served by an
emperor.
AS u color!it and MS an exponent of the
wholesome, strong beauty of this world he
remains forever without rival Some
critics abuse him because he has not the
religious fervor of Fra Angelica, the di-
vine purity and elevation of Raphael But
1T Is well thnG 1t is SO. He could not have
improved upon them in their sphere while
III his own he is tho undisputed master,
revealing to us the beauty of terrestrial
things, particularly tho lovelincss of wom-
on, as no one else has done 1t is an art
that appeals chiefly to the mind and the
senses and but little to the soul, but there
Is nothing morbid about it. 1t is as
healthy rs it is beautiful, and only the
narrowest minds can blame him because
he painted so well the loneliness Of the
world III which we live.-Scwnnee Review,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-29
ON THE DIAMOND.
Results of Yesterdays Games in the
National and Atlantic Leagues
cINclNNArI n. EItnOKl.YN, /


cINCINNATI. Z; BKOOKLYN. I.
clNcINNATl July 2s.-The Brook
lyns could not hit llawley today with
men on bases. While the Reds did their
batting when hits meant runs. AL
tendance, LIS. ...
Score. r. r. T..
Cincinnati. o 2ooalolx-7 III 2
| brooklyn. "a o 0 o 20 . o. 4 . 2
Batteries -ilawlcy and Peitz, kenne-
dy ana Grim. lJl:pircs- ltin:sie ana
Hunt. Tne--l:,0.
LOUISVILLE. 6; NEW YORK. 4.
LOUISVILLE July IS -Wngn4r's
batting Won the game for HE Colonies
today He bnttcd in four Of the home
teams runs and scored two himself
Attendance, GOO
Score: r.. II e.
Louisville. 4 o oo2o x-G . .
New York. II 0 o 0 o 3 90 O. 4 6 .
Batteries-Cunningh and kittridEe,
Rusie and Warner. Umplrcs-C;aifncy
and Brown. Titne-l:5o
lrlrTSk!fitG. o; PHILADELPHIA. 7.
| curves and elegant support behind him
enabled Pratt 10 shut the Pittsburgs
out. Attendance, guu
Score: RH l..
Piltsburs 1000 . 90 o. 5 =
Phiadelphia 4 Q 90 o2a l=-714 ]
swartwood ana Woods. Tirne--2:oo.
BOSTON, &; ST. LOUIS. 9
BOSTON, July 2S.-Thc Browns were
defeated With comparative ease today
by The Bean Eaters. Hughey was very
wild.
Score: r II e
St. Louis. ..oo2 oooooo-2 /
| Boston. .. 20 0 0 > o 0 o O-G II 2
Batteries EInghey and Clements.
Nichols and Bergen. umpires-O Day
and Mcdonald. Time--1 80.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE
PATTERSON. N. j.. July 2s.-Newarls-
Paterson game postponed: rain
AT Reading
First game RHE
Reading. - o10 2o1 1--6 : .
Richmond. % 0 . 0 0Ol0-l 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and IIeydon, Ches-
bro and NigneauX. ...7
Second game RHE,
Reading - 20lOO2o--6 . i
Richmond % o o . 90 OIL / :
atteries-Garvin ana IIcydan. Sparks
ana Figncaux.
at Allentown i, IT T.,
allentown. % 20 o . 0 O2- II
| Lancaster l'. 3 ooo 0l2x-G 3
Stinmt.i! and McAanu,ls
| wilhelm and Roth. -