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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
OTTER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. March i2-There WIS the usual na,urhsy
lack Of supplies cattle pens and the n'fSs' ~
consequence largely q nominal one Tie fe" ca,'Io
offered prices unchanged from yesterday.
Prices Of hogs practically the ZANE as yestetuay.
the supply being very light. The extreme range was
81 70asi TO- tho bulk sales being at 81 s5n W.
The creator on Of the 300 head Of sheep and lanos
that arrived to-day ala not come on the hhIA,,.
being consigned local slaugherers Prices wers seany
sheep 81 JonS5 for yearigs ana - ~
81 80 FOR lambs Receips-Cattle. 100 head, hosf 1--WE
sheep. 5000. .o.. <...,.
Cincinnati March I2.-Hogs dull. - East cattbe
steady ~ J0asi -. Sheep dull. 81 '3ds' >" LANDS
steady SASS 10.
East Buffalo March 12-Cattie-Recrips all consigned.
AMI there nothing sale except lad or two tnas
had been held from yesterdays arrivals hoEs re.
ce.pts II cars fairly active; Workers. geoi W
choice 50 l00Si ~: roughs. 70 eh"i@e * ooY
So IS: pigs common choice SO 1OdSS ~ sheep ana
iartstRec.pis cars: marke, fairly active. lambs.
chJcc extra s. G5ssj -. culls 20 common, - 20
81 - sheep choice selected wethers 81 dogstI %;
culls TO common. 81 1898 ~.
East Liberty March i2-CaA steady: prime s5nsJ 10;
common 81 eaSt 10; bulls, stays and cows s4as@ 70
Hogs dull prime medium 81 o51ss iO heavy Workers, -
gsi %. light Workers. s. soas3 20; pigs 81 ,sgs3 80
heavy hogs 81 roughs 81 ,0uS3 30 Sheep slow. price,
unch anged lambs 81 70ns5 SO. common 20 god.
81 1898 -. veal calves. So iOIsi.
Kansas CITY March ~ -.attls-Reeeips light ne
market ITogsActive steady; hca'ies end packers 50 20
asa %: medium SO 1888 90 lights. 50 sass 10, pigs
40fS3 81 SheepClosed Toe higher for the week. with
lambs about steady
ceived fair fancy shipping and exp9r, steers ~ t9
dressed beef and butchers s+Gs5 To- unirr l"V
s,ocSats ana feeders So ~ 81 90 cove
and heers 81 1904 Texan and Indian steers s3 20
81 go: hefers, s2ls3 30 HOGS Shade better;
81 oo@si sheep Steady native muttons SgsA"
lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

few sales were steady prices or a. W OvqSt zn PIT
100 NJ for medium to good yeals no fed caves on sa
CITY dressed veas sT1lc per NJ: country drerren ~
gi.c: little calves 44nGc dressed grnssers noinha ~
aG5isc. - ,,o ~ ay.r.g.
sales-JeiIns Wright Co: 10 veals, lio 10 average
az 81 1871 per 100 n; / do $50 ~ at ~ 40 mn 49,.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts ~ cars or s@v nessI
O, which cars direct making with the STOCK chrtIs1
over yesterday Or be sod sheep we're h.ihna
IN the absence Light lambs were nrfner ~
heavy lambs unchanged Prime lambs gold az 70 sSas49
per 100 H. dull at 61''sc per ID o'eseo
lambs steady ti5ftoc. .- .. x..~.
Snles-fIue e Mullen: i7o State lambs. - ~ a.srsss
81 per 100 ~ state sheep. 100 ID. al ~ a. "~'
1co ~ at SO ~. ,oo - -, q. on
Je.line Wright & CO.. 80 state lambs io2 TO ~ - o"'
Newton q % 22 Buffalo lambs, - 10, al - - ,os
HOGS Receipts li2 or 1853 mead 81 N,'o 81 o.. .
head we're sold Marke, quoted steady at 50 5"sf 20 per
ID FOR the whole range. -. -. ,xx
II average. at 81 % per 100 10.
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NEW OFFICERS IN THE 7TH WARRANTED
DATES SET FOR COMPANY DRILLS IN THE SCHOOL
THE BATTALION
OF THE BATTALION.

Colonel Appleton Of the eth Regiment In orders
issued last week gives notice that the following
non-commissioned officers have passed the Board
or Examination and have been warranted: Ser
geant Band Leader Ernest Meyer: Corporals
Charles l.. Riker. Company X: Alfred Z. Drake.
Company III. and John *. Green. Company 4.
An invitation from the chaplain. Captain David
ii. Greer. 10 attend divine service AZ ST. Bar
thoomew's Church on April g. has been accepted
by Colonel Appleton. The regiment Will assemble
on that day in full Uniform for church parade.
TIE companies Of the regiment will assemble in
fatigue uniform. white belts and gloves. for drill
IN tho school OF the battalion follows: Com
panies and l. March II; Companies and II.
March Is; Companies d and G. March 81 Com
panics + and f. March % and Companies and
X, March e. Each battalion Of two companies
Will be divided into four commands.
The drill Of the several battalions will be pre-
coded by review by the commanding officer Of
the regiment and BY a parade. \ portion of the
reglmental band Will be present each night. Assem-
by at p. m. Admission TO the drillroom will be
by ticket only. and tickets will be distributed
under the direction of the commanding officers
OF the companies.
The Edward Kemp Trophy has been awarded TO
Company and the Colonel Emmons Clark Trophy
10 Company +. and they will be held by these
companies until the close OF the next competition.
The order contains the following record of the two
competitions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
THE pRINT-CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River March IL tSpcciall.-Ihe pfih'-cioth
,oorhe, was very dull during the week. and the
sa,os we're unusually light. They were confined al
most entirely 10 odd goods. and they were sold on
n basis not better than 2B cents There was no
demand for regulars at any price and II Is certain
tbat env demand for them would be readily met at
OK cents Although sales Of regulars at that ngure
have been reported In other cities none was ~
r srd me market quotation remains at 3-l6
cents The unsatisfactory condition oi the mhtkc'
i causing considerable uncasiness among ne man-
,",nrnTs and n is said that IN short time they
Will take some action with view 10 ifnpfoViiE IN.
coalitions a general curtalment IL proposed, pul
others prefer another reduction ana II is pTobhhle
tbat an idea OF their Intentions will be gained from
The doinCs OF the annual meeting Oh the oSSoN'A
ton to he held next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

From The Youths Companion.

From The Youths Companion
In the days when spectacles were introduced the
Ill ia not all wise Glasses became - ias9lon'
49, - r-opi, aid not walt until r'cessl.y com-
PEELED thcn 10 adopt !he new custom n s.,,f5
y, s,,lisb wore spectacles. In Spain they formed
mar, OF the costume OF every w"ll-dre'sei PEI -o,
The object OF me Ms.tr ~, H. ,pncarsnee and
,m.rder himself more directly imposing young
49, y,ho had through the assisting" OF MS iahl-
i,"'n, "a his order 20 succeed In an important law-
w al, b,ms.lf literally rewarded whom tne pr
h|"ng embraced him warmly. tc.th.e us S''"'"'s
~ ~, s,SSIng. "Drothor pat on spectacle -, a..
The glasses OF spec,aclss were ~
49,. u,orn hv the Spanish mobiles n.'ns AZ isIse az
mes hand The Marquis Of Asioifa N.c.iu n,, :" ~
Maphe nar,cularly enio.ned tbs artist not " sof'
Gel his beautiful spectacl~s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
TWELFTH REGIMENT INSPECTION.

TWELFTH REGIMENT INSPECTION.
TIE SHOWING NOT so GOOD AS LAST YEAR-CEN-
ERAI BUTT TO REVIEW HIS OLD COMMAND.
Brigadier-G General McCoskry Butt will review his
old regiment at the armory, SiXty-second-st. and
Colunbus-ave on the evening Of March q. BY
that time the election for colonel Will have taken
place and unless new candidates appear In the
fed Lieutenant-Cclonel r. W. Leonard will have
succeeded ;he colonelcy without opposition
After the review the following long-servlce medals
will be presented:
Glass l. Is years-Prfvate Shakespeare q. Bright.
GAS IL 20 years Lieutenant Colonel Robert W
Leonard Quartermaster- Sergeant John Hoag, Com
Class III. u ycars-Battalion Adjutant Henry S
Clark; First Sergeant William W. Warren. Com
pany A; Private James Mazza. Company A. Private
oe9laes ~ a w u 1GGp99ny A.
bold Morris Resimental Sergeant-Major John s.
son. Quartermasier- Sergeant Henry Stad,millar
company A; Private Patrick I. DOwd Company
SGartermaster- Sergeant William Layer Company
+; Sergeant George W. McMein, Company r; Pr-
rste Patrick McDermott, Company T.
The detail for guard on the evening Of the review
will be: Officer Of the day Captain Dyer; officer of
tie guard Lieutenant Pilot: one sergeant. two
eo:porals and eighteen priyates
BY The decision of Colonel G. J. Greene. Assistant
Inspector General the prizes offered for the best
KEEP books were awarded rs follows: First prize
60 to First Sergeant Charles NJ Smith Company
b. second p'iZc, s. 10 First Sergeant James T. New
comb Company g.
L is believed that # General Smith. Of the Fifth
Brigade. should decide 10 appoint any officers on
Ms stan who are not now In The brigade ne Will
appoint AdJuta1t Charles Elliott Warren of the
u Regiment.
At the annual inspection OF the 18th Regiment
the showing was only fairly good. out Of a total
o. 80 officers and men. thirty-twO Were absent.
Company + TOOK The BOBBY prize having eight men
absent out Of torai OF hfty-siX Company G. set
NE .oiher commands good example BY parading
Us fui. strength of niAety-onc men. The following
ere the Official figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13


IN-wHEAT-The attacks made unon me
Decided success from bear point II view. prices IosinB
hNlSc during the session latter on dlstnnt DELIVERIES
There very little opposition to the h'lvn'ss hers,
but at Chicago notable feature was he 'uppo,, eEF
firm basis throughout the entire forenoons
In later deliveries The close here was AZ about the
lowest point Of the day May al 1sc but on the cufb
seadier feeling replaced early depression and qna
marked TO aslsc. closing az that price
asked at 1 O'Clock. As the case yestHrHay; tne
crash In prices accompanied by actve hquldal9n
Montgomery had been destroyed at Havana although no
generally believed nevertheless increased the unsettled
feeling during the forenoon Crop news was STU favor
able and Norhwe-, receipts large again at 3So cars
against only last year The situation abroad,
however steader than expected, and had some
giving local prices slight elevation AZ ~,
lower notwithstanding heaviness YESTERDAY ENpo,,
business light exceeding "A dozen LOADS at all
ports but shippers reported No change In the acute
conditions abroad fact seized upon 10y bull TRACER,
active covering by the short interest on this side
Quotations Of rash wheat. O ahoat basis. were
tpta 81 Osis spot: No Northern Duluth 81 TO- 20 ar
rive No Northern Imluth 81 %. 20 arrive; No har+
Duluth 81 ~ 10 arrive: No h'ri Manitoba 81 W.
d. ORN-Athough he market easel OF some
WIN, win wheat closing - lower the undertone was
hardly weak owing 70 the yhucnce ~ fairy s'eany
cables unsettled weather Westani reports Of further e
port buying In all about 30 loads we're reported here
and n, oprs curb trading quiet NJ about steady
prizes At the close No was quoted. 3Ii.c.
ofoat .OkTS-The cash product was in rather wax
shape II day and active either through local or
ing &c net lower No oas quoted at 3lhc NJ oats
nc. No white 33iIc nominal No 3 white, BE; track
mixed 3t132c track white S3Gioc EXPORT sales iH'. 30
q59i.c Z o l. anoat: STATE rye. 5iGilc. @ track
BARIT,Y-aa-ket dull: feeding quoted 4iizc. New
York and sig3ii4c. / Buffalo. opening navigation
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~ Present
Fed star ana ncn-ccmmissionel
sUccEasFrL IN ALI. RESPECTS

me members Of the National Guard and the
.Vhans who accepted Captain Wendcrs Invitation
'o' last Wednesday evening have been loud in their
Eaises Of that ofrccr's hospitality The review by
,r'ral carroll md the drill which followed showed
soldiers and tbev oco,i,tcd Themselves equally
~ IN The social function with which the even
WIS en,crtalnment cloeed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

Liverpool. March u. i3p , m.ESehan, f ns s
s A., steady: American mixed. neN. 81 49, f's'''
"p'' 4, Narrh 81 tfsI. Man. b SD, lli, - /. -
sr.lY I'M. f,ucv winter s,eaiy. los Hops AZ Lou
49,, Paciac CossO nrn "a i5st - - iiesi arm 'sIs
80 fnc western 5is 3l prime mcss medium Wr'"..
~. pans-Sh1rt "a 90 10 ID st. uf S-T %
80 w. rinnl ct, - O., ~ nrm 80 81. short
"a a. 10 "a n s',udy als 81. lang Gear m.l'.es nsh.
g. 4, ~ -,eady. sgs. short clear hacks 10 70 u ~
sJealv ~ Gd clear bellies. y - "a m s'ady. - %
So,sr. ~ - ~ steady. -. ~ 4.ha
Prime Western steady 27s az Sne--t Ari lcan a. ~
80 ,.1tfars-ed oil -tAV~rp Il r.hnel steady los "a
Tmrrentlne- spirits firm, - - kosn-' MN STEADY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

T,at ,isbla supply corresponding time In lHs'' the
o- rs,,,d y.a- vas 70 22S about $1,000 bales M
.ce~s -, nrsen, total stocks decreased during ~
e al,it CO 900 bales Interior stocks decreased nearly
5000 bales.
,.s1,n- banking house writes: should hcstilNles
- cn ,rIces may decline slightly further, but IS W.
boya rrevi,.y stated after the mari has ielt ne
- re srasuatlve liquidation the market WlufI
1oub ess harden. substantial acreage curthih'h'
would be practically assured.
,.o, Exchange special Idverl ol cables spot cotton
=, brycrs favor sale. 100 hal's population aad ex
u" -, 10. American. COO: receipts. tCb. American
p5.,n MA liing upinnds 3Ad Fi'E~ss oNsnrl qni~
G,d2 decline cosed 9ni" ifg2H , le 1"I Ipr
aisHs' Apr Nay, az sb; MAY lun" aiah June Jply.
~ August, 2i9ish, Augufi 'fpts inher. 3l37s
Sa,erober October 3Ia4s, october SovemheT Sl"ss
NnverIber- December. 3iHo 60, 80.
-, .ne p1rts Inferior points to-!ny, com
K.*iS be same Gsy last week. last gear ana ls9i-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
NOTES or THE sEvENTY-r1RsT REGIMENT

An election VIII take place in Company X 7lst
'''t"neni on Wednesday evening. 10 MI the va
s"cy caused by the resignation OF First Lieutenant
-loh'as C. Clark The only candidate il Mr.. Self
we grandson q Admiral Selfrldge. who Is not
t.HeMDer ~ The National Guard a: present, but
'Ts nhd military training in another State.
,,DdtaHon drills Will take place IN the Usi Regl,
crni undcr the Immediate supervision OF CoioneI
.m.eene as follows: Companies Il and H. TUESDAY
e'enihgs. Companies T. and i, Wednesday
49, lhgs, Com yaucs ID and @. Thursday evenings
ana Companies A. g ard !. Friday evenings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

mcnt Armory. and the order reads follows:
Having been commissioner brigadier- general and
assigned to the command OF the Fifth Brigade.
hcadquarters are hereby established at the above
address, and Mondays are designated Head
quarters Nights.
captain Thomas J. ODonohue Quartermaster,
9th Regiment, Is hereby detailed for duty on the
stan OF the brigade commander acting aide-de-
camp
The following Board Is hereby appointed for the
examination of persons elected officers in the
brigade: Lieutenant Colonel Wallace 4. Downs.
l1st Regiment. president: Major Henry d. Rida-
book sth Regiment; Captain George Il. Rhoads, 18th
Regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

COTTON-wlth trading on an eScepuonhiN n"c n,
90 ale FOR a saturday half-h1itay IN" mar. ~, ,,,
ton futures showed pronounced "eaAn' il, ,i,, US
with he cJse at about the lowest point ludd,In we
festura Of transactions from start 70 Anish btVues
by very sensational from Nashnslh anu az ~
steady the nfs call WIN p'i,s t
t,,e lover in symuathv with more llrrai r'spol"r
~, decline " yesterday IMAM hhu I'll
~ ,ns.r ouis. OF heavy port receipts 1of
fik@i f'rt anu u"1i Ia
s,,v ar.er the call rumo7s that spain had heIrs'ei
Sie ~ 90 IN London the United states GoNtiiH'n,
sending it, entire regular Hn'drs olS 80, ti',n nm
,eolyarl and the Montgomery had De'h pJMn "i;
s,ar,st active Humiliation which Wall street ""lH d
consfcos pari The not slow u realize MIR
community and vigorously hamIner'l the "hue ''
w., The only support the market had was scattered
cvernr nv the more timiA shorts. who feared 10 SdE
an, over sunday The market cosed easy al a h't rs
90. ,-ansacons reached l5j 100 bales The investment
rlass nlayel an unmportant part IN business u'g,
b"nr frightened by the panicky condition OF INC slVh
ana money markets this country az wen ar dD'oa1
s .s eodtness with which the cotton market resphns
:, war news The market for spot cotton closed easy
nm notaiOns III lower, - basis OF - Tor hl
ding upanls and Csc for mlddlinS "u''' mere were "
sales.
Southern spot cotton markets. mi1dng quoted w"re
as follows Galveston quiet. l3 -ltc l-lc pWet sdi's'
80 bales orleans essy c Co. Sele :66 bales
ava,nah Quiet l6c &c lower; sales '4' bales VII
n,,ngfon dull Sac Norfolk quiet a'.c. &c lec'ine'
steady 5 il-iGc. sales 1000 bales Ausnsin quiet
a. iG5Gc partially i-IGc lower sales. SIS bales. st
i.,Us quiet 5I1-1ec. Lice lower; sales. 10 bales
Recepts at New-Orleans estimated for M1nday At "oo
and Gao in 1sol-'05 Mondays receipts AT ion-9h
estnatea AT SOOao coo bales against 42iO last week
g37 last year 2 io7 in 1894 ,0' CO. 49,,
f-om galveston BOO bales from New Orleans loGsl
bales from Mobile 5.IB bales from Bost0n ana l@.ao
bales from Port Royal. 10 Great Britain Inc continent
took little cotton day.
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York March ~. 1893
nEFvI,s Receipts were n l. IN - includ-
Ing a. cars T. be exported and 81 direct % Hlaug
-reru and none offered f'r rale. Feeihs st"ahN
NJ later cables from London and Liverpool Dressed
Laf steady Exports today 10 Liverpool l7+o quarters
Of bet in the Lncania Ia London 30 cattle On me
the Mlnnewaska. - eatts
~ HulI on the Francisco, and on the Boston .iN'
Bristol 200 cnte; Bermuda and the West i""'es' "
ctRI T1Ss Beceipis 2. head including is direct The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

Psl,,nore March l2--Cot,on nominal; faddhs o'soI
i,r, nilIing II 1870 good ordinary. DC Gross re-
Memphis. March l2-Coti5n steady. miidins e.epPs
To-. bales; shipments 1888 bales: sales. 2So Daes'
stock lOO.l43 bales. ,-.. ..,,.,,., > a. ,a,.
low m,ddline 6 7 100 good ordinary 5 l@ Set Re.
ceipts Is bales gross. 40 1a,es shipments --' N''
al 10 bales: stock. Gs.tN4 bales. ,,., --. ,.,.
Norfolk March 2-cottoa quiet mldiins. Sse' as
r,iiling ! I lGc. good ordinary itc h",'lp'S -
baes Xvorts coaswse 80 bales. sales ilSo '"ss sS~'
o. ivapin March 12-Co,ton que, bu, steady; mid
dnc 51lc, low middling 5'sc good orGinNyi %
c.tr,a 2J bales exports % Great Brttn oN"s ososs
~ me C,n,nent G2j bales sales az bafs' s'N" i''-
5t5 bales. . a ga, o..y. milling z o ls.c,
,o, ,,it,l,ng SO. good ordinary, - 10, heeep,s
exc h...s. exports Great britain sfop halss - 20
Grtir~nt l9s bales. sales. 2l0 bales STOCK f''o'S
faf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

r,rernr.,l March y. p. m.-'"',on- losing spoe
,,,s,od Tenant. lriccs favor buyers. America" NJ la
Ut m ~ la - the day 100 b1ies - wh.n
%, y.sre pr speculation ana export ana lncul'l m.U
esaeut- : bales. All Aliffltdh in'uf -
Ai'e' iy"a a ~ moderate demand and closed gni.t'
tm'rlcaa mddng ! March. = 1as - a.. -, I'D
IT., n. ftg3 10 ga. hIyors May and jams" = ~ '''
Sntsrs Lime ana July. 3 80 CA ~n"'s '.N INV. NV
buyris 80 ,lg ~ -G4t buyers. August nrt StptehI-
h 10 ,ils ., oi. Sellers s"ptem"r ani 10, e
. %, rtJ .er-s November AMI l~,'m . LOW
~ f,a,snber and January, - e4i. buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

NINTH REGIMENTS MpRovED sHowIN1

''I-NIIl ItI'I MEN > IWPKUN I'D SIIOW INt
Al the annual Inspection OF Tho 9Th Regiment
which took place az the armory on Wednesday
evening, an the visiting officers noticed marked
Improvement over last year out q total Of COS
oNlceIs and men. eighteen were absent. Company X
leading with five atay, out Of a total Of forty
eight The smallest company Company T.. had Its
'or;y men all present. The 9th Regiment has
beautiful armory. centrally located and we'll fur
Mshed ma there seems 10 be no good req son why
recruiting should De good. bu; Up 20 the present
Inc there has been no boom In that direction and
mere Is rot q company in the regiment with more
show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
,oc, prSJKESS COMPLICATIONS.

The Sheriff has received an "ttach'en,
~. rduords who has q trucking business anu
A'oc'' *, Westinghouse. for AZIS, when
.a. of,otnnd by Hcury huffman Browne for Mar
W w. l. Riclerson on the ground that Mr. Edwards
&c non.rcsidcnt, his home being a, Arntion ~ o.
The claim is not eySn ey p Mr onc day
MI lH'".' S S0 feed About the same time Mr. Ed-
Yards gave Nh Rckers3r tW9 has been in 6as
years. and had II is said about
49, 80. T6rsss in his work His son now says ne
cu,ns the business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

Pennington Whitehead has been appo'r,'u rece,n-
49, smnnlenen,ary proceedings for Thomas H.
,,G,aw formerly lumber merchant oil Aipan!
X Y. and Bay City Mich on me appnc',''o No. %
- nee ,,ou and for some time has been look
n ~ ,oin,ng property in British Columbia wash
Heon ana Idaho s is n trni and other places
ness coniracts lie was assoca;e owner WITH
Thoas Cranty Of Bay C'y Mfh r p" NcnFar rIr
me me- oeeipned BY Mr. McGraw 70 Nj cran'y IN
,rvst FOR The creditors Of MI McGra" ~ ~ 'ii
McGraw preferred Val 'o"S '''''''"' ~
owed 10000 20 SfO,VO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Sew-Yorh March ~. ls9s.
COFFEE a further decline in coree futures
to-day In sympathy with bearish Brazilian cables am
general lack OF speculative support Opening steady az
unchanged prices decline ~ = points. the MARI
ruled irregular with weak und@rtone. cosing barely
steady unchanged prices a net loss OF 10 PORTS
Gables from regarded as ndiner-
while The local market for brazilian coffee az
hibed under'one under liberal offerings. Selling
checked by quite liberal deliveries from
warehouses This country and further drop IN the
American visih. supply considerable part OF forenoon
transactions switches tho near deliveries
being exchanged for the remote p etons Trading
chiefly Of local character and In part for the
evening up Of accounts in view Of the unrromising
political outlook in this and In Europe Total
sales reached 25Oo bags including go bags on the
first call The market for spot Brazilian coffee vas
unsettled with liberal offerings to arrive
the basis II SAC for invoice lots OF y" . Rio.
MIA quiet about steady at former prss
There a call for samples 81 the higher AIDES
Maracaibo Savsnilla Central American and Mexican
varieties and Indications point to good business neNt
week We quote: Maracaibo. G4Gl0i?c: tucuta, tttn
15iec: 1414c: Ia Guayra, 6Amlbc; SaNannla,
7is9I7lac Mexican. IdlGisc; Central American sag
TIC; Costa Rics Shal5sc coffee In parchment 5gsc;
Mocha IsQ1Shc: Padang. Interior 23g2iGc; fancles'
2Sd3lc. -,
Foreign coffee -Santos-Cofer market steady;
good average Santos $500 receipts. 10000 bags stock
7G3 coo bass Hamburg coffee market opened = pfs
lower at 2:SO u m 8, pig lower sales. 2s.oo bags
Uavre-Cofee market opened steady and unchanged at
II m quiet and unchanged: At m. quiet and uil.
changed: 4:3O quiet and unchlngsd: saI's l'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

rtDt-R AND MEAIs-The market showed O. nso~ioil ~
on,.~s ,rain t0-Gay sharp break n whea' WIN
nrr~s finally nominal and atori oploc lower t9 ~.
p,r, ~. winter Traights 81 1iist 20"
wiut@r patents 81 st5 90 'prins 'eafs ~ tHS '.l
~ "a / winter 81 gOas4 10. extra 40 winter - ~
go "a y, grade 81 J'afl -, buckvheat h'ur, - -,
81 a, no~naI -. RYE FIDuR--DuN' sales 1N 1,Ie.'
:. - e. -; CoNNNFAf,-Q Quiet. quoted KIN frrd.
81 IS: ~ as brand BAGMEA STEADY me
,-,,c 40. fine yellow So. coarse. Ion FRI
Cnie,: 40 co and u winter % bulk. ''g$., sbr!hg
III Tx 7oa,5c. midlng bu,k 75lsoc; rye T. 81 W :. 800
civ ,eo1 60; honiny chop zoe: omoai S=3gs-1 %;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

"fgadier- General Butt has appointed the follow
nb officers Board Of Examiners OF the FIRST
n''sade; Major y -. Thurston. 2d Regiment,
NJ Washington Content, l2th Resimeh1 ara
S'"sor Solomon L. Jappa. 5th RegtmoH nj; iie mas a.
80 appointed 20 staff position eN-M5)Cr hOutIl J.
'dfhum. formerly Of the State pay department