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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
Fire AnhiversaPy.

SANDSTONE, MINI, Sept. .2.-Yester-
day was the fourth anniversary of the
Hinckley fire, and appropriate services
were held in the afternoon in the cene-
terry in memory OF the sixty-two dead
whose remains are inferred there.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
EinnIix snccassful

FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Sept. &C. j.
Olson. who was released from the in
sare hospital here last week, has sue
ceeded, after several unsuccessful at
tempts, in committing suicide.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
SHkisiNn Denth-

FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Sept. 2-John
Erickson, of the town of Aastad, dropped
dead Just as he had finished some thresh-
ing and was carrying wheat in sacks to
a wagon He was twenty-five years of
age
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03

Monday evening and the regular business
session will be held throughout the day
Tuesday intersperssd with drives about
the city and a sail during the afternoon
on the lake.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
the affairs of the lodge are progressing

The second degree was conferred by
Twin City lodge last Thursday evening.
F'reia lodge No. 129, I. 0. o. F., initiated
one candidate at their last meeting. Next
Wednesday a class of six or seven will
be initiated The lodge has made a gain
of fourteen members since July 1 last.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
A Chinese Soup.
yeragun pistinguishea.

Fried wasp soup Is considered a great
delicacy in China. 1t is necessary to
cultivate taste for it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
BIG STORE BENEFIT.
Entire Proceeds VIII Go TO the
Thirteenth Regiment Fund.

Next Wednesday evening at Olson's
Big Store there will be a military concert.
One Of the city bands will be engaged
and an admission of 10 cents will be
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
I. N. CHELLEW,

State Deputy Supreme Commander Of
the knights Of the Maccabees, Who
Has Established Headquarters for the
State in st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
ORDER IRON CHAIN
DDD FEIITOWS

Idnl, No. 10, 0. I. C!i,e Wilt hold it's next
regular meeting Wednesday evening.
Sept. g., in Central hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
DELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations In New York foot Barclay and Ghrisopher Is
VESTIBCLE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CANS
PINTsCH LIGHT. ,-,,
500 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL. stops at prino'pa'
stations. ...- x,.,c
1000 A. M-(Ca,e Carr BUFFALO. SCRANTON, B INeGrr
UAMTON OWEGO. ITHACA EI.MIRA. SYRACUSE
and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Parlor cars
connecting Buffalo with trains FOR Chicago end points
West.
1900 p NJ Cdailv)-Chicago and Buffalo Ves'iouied *
press for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON and ELhIEA'
Pullman Buffet Psror Cars 20 Elnira. Through sise
ing ami day coach 70 Chicago arriving at 4lo T.
VI. next day. ,
400 J. M.-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLYM-
OUTH EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
200 p NJ 0faily)-CHICAGO and BUFFALO VEsTI-
BULED LIMITED EXIREss FOR SCRANTON nIS1Ir
ITAMTON. ELMIRA. BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFbI
SLEEPING CAR New YORK to Chicago Dining Car
Of Buffalo. ...,
$500 p. NJ. Cdaiy)-BrFFAIo EXPRESS, TULLMAN
SLFEPFRS for SCRANTON. BINGHAATON, Ell
MIRA. BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
irving at Buffalo 500 a II .,
o'3o p ". naMy--BUEFAIo SCRANTON. Biz, BING-
IAMTON. OWEGO ITHACA ELMlRA. UTICA.
SYRACUSE and OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
Soepers - -
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AccoMMo.DAT1oNs At
HENRY GAZE & SONS Ltd. il3 Broadway; IA PARK
Place. 429 oi2 adway Tickets at Ferry stations
IL Fourth ave. Twelfth St; 81 West one Hun
dred and Tweny-ffh St. 225 Columbus ave. New York
33s and 726 Fulton and los Broadway. Brooklyn Time
table giving ful Information at all stations.
WESTCOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY will call FOR and
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
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seadl,r Quoted: Coco TO tar @ coa.s aO ehele. 70

sssS'' Good & t :; :o9. 1 ' Ssss
0s'e, ego:ea: rins white osc. ne yellow. o5easl;
bulk SIC sacks, 70 arrive 80 n u SIC 5osS s , o
White go Sn. SSase Winter srS. sSgS latter
f en- sl@SI, % hemIny chop $40 so OIL meal s25as2
row and undressing movement all day. holding fairly
s1s G Tborna influences early the afternoon by ne
mn On up 10 The close leaving final prices sc under
seaboafd cleaances wheat and nour
un ne otner hand The market was supplied fairly well
ports being responsible f,r the irhtness Of Offering,
be me o Ga The sTog sGe Ss s
ram had inflicted some damage, and steady English cables
London options sd above the previous day Liverpool
stocks were al fret reported TO be 100000 bush ,maer
including mers not heretofore reported French
mGrHeis weak and from 10 A. points lower on
wheat and hour Ru'nors came from Kansas CITY and
a; these points ready 20 buy considerable quantities
ANY, ps NM M 6, were a amer oos
market suggesting GOOD nour sales. Deliveries On March
claiming hat abou, 10000 bush Q; nj. Went To- french
giving to predictions " a corner foreigners are
understood TO be heavily short Of the March option
demand less The Missouri state repor made condition
- against e last year a1f erea seeded PEI cent greater
PIG coo 600 bush IN farmers hands with the CONNER
country Dedactns for tooa and sp-ire SEED i25 COCOA
bush balance q ~ 100000 eu;h is Nus lef Tor *
the end Of June the quantity in all positions % be car
g ooocoo bush against oooooo bush ias ycir Yo-,h
west receipts 1872 against 1t5 year age
the curh Nay sCld OF 77A I777sc. Quotations of
cnsh wheat. q 7hont basis were "a follows: ~ :
rel So spot and SEC 70 arrive; No Northern Duluth
Sllc spot. No ! nard Manitoba. Sc spot. end No }
Northern Manitoba s2lo SPOT CORN-Bu news "a
con p0ratvev little effect up0n re market to-day
Gusl prices after moderate fluctuations during the
sesson. &c lowe sc higher. Seahoad clear
sroes reached ~ Oo0 hush ana export transactions
total ~ 20 loads all ports while -an predictions FOR the
corn bolt considered favorable fer tte crop
position receipts This weeh have decreascd geo
coo hush while seah~0r' cearHnces l.i9' 900 bush
~ excess ~ The previous week Thoman report
toned total - 7GO 0oN oo' bush in farmers nan
7a2 TIE Liverpool ma ket
was quoted I0a4t net higher A. the close 10 corn
quoted Chicago NAY for Oh and TIC over for
both o ah-ct haes OATS-The market was
praccav unchanged from the previous d7N
" oats closed AZ 25r: ~ cate "a %. 30 N-l'e,
white s7aHc 10 white cl.Ds pc. RyE-Ntarket
steady. y Western c7i50 sfoat. 10 /
Western. fei.c n afoat; state rye. e3c r New
York oa-lots ..... RtRLEY-Nortet Quiet: feeing At
AS;sc New-Yort. mailing. 55h4oi delivered New
Yo-k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
NANA1. STORES.

,a,,on was devoid of interesting change Ga
e., 1ifs turrcrtine ruled se2ll n1 beid particularly
CHANGED as 10 Tar Vas quiet ard about steady quota
tons '.l ,,,y~,,,,-s ST ~ OIL thls. 50 l2i-.
SPIRITS TyRPENTINIII'd .,,,5ea 81 so: T .ls,F
E9-lN Fl 4,%sf 42-. o. s. f3g$l 90 ~ W " ~, ~ e.
s e; r. 81 -. N 81 %; y : " w.
3D.. Ia
i-its r,ant e92 hbs
49, ........... ....t'''tt'
'" ,,a-.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3-s "a
,.a.,,..,on March -Turpentne firm at 4'e f'S'"
s...a- unchanged ..t., 10. -ece,p.s
saVa.ntI,, & ann, and unchanged, receipts I'o' ODE
,,, v.--s 1-sp.rts ,u-pcntne hrin 41g't}
Nim'he, 'I' p0,,n n~fl gpNuJc. rr'tluis - p-a
r'cei lf', arrl 81 .5HS- 80, receipts dds I"'
O. receipts. 1ld bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
so,.rurnx COTTON MARKETs.

,,.,o, March iCotton quiet and steaty miao a.
,r -,ia,.iur good otl-n- ~ -
D.. -. ..r1f,s f0 fh- Continent w. ''"N'
az. .aies 90. stock. ll3oss 49,
..,t Nat.h f--Coifon hrul, ridans, ~ i.s.
II lCe. good ordinary, D.. f' 49, '
Inlea."e, ,ae.,.... 4a5 sales. 100, stock "4t-"
t.,,.,.e Nar.h Cotton nominal niai'ng, o' re-
- Whaling i-iGc. good ordinary '-I"' e'N
c.Iyts stoeA -V'"'
,-ur.,etan March Cotton nm; midal.ns' -,
-. ia la.. saes. lis all spnnefs' S''rH' 4''--
.,.,r,.n Il rch cotton Quiet and steatyi nv ms
49,. M 10. low midd,rg 35-i6r' rece.pt' -
r.ies. exports % Great Britain $780, 'o'si"l'-' ''
Gales j.. stJck ai'Ho ,..,,
Augusta March Cotton quiet and steady mladi,ns
az irur rlddl NJ o. receipts. "'f ni''H' hN''''
9os sales "a, stock dt.3l'
N,ohu. March Cotton dull; mhdlng 5,.e low mid
Ang ~. = good ordinary, Sc ft,ei..s 81 "a''S' a.
o,s c,sstv.ise on. sales 100. stock. -'"f'.
,,.,bls March l-cofton steady. mitdi ing o~ci low
,,iIt1g &c. good ordinary. 0-sc ne receipts -
sros. recept.. 500. shipments J-'' s"es' LOW
stock 3 06c
Cincinnati March cotton nrm; ri1dtns. - low
-,sdnr 5&c good ordinary. orc, receipt Isl paiss'
.ppIr-'eTts 6ji. sales. 9,O; stock. l@@'%
trruston March Cotton dlil; mdiing. 6.c; low
srv 49,. good ordinary. 5'ec, receipts, Ios bales
shtnr,.n.s . 2sf. stock. sl,ooe
:, Louis March Cotton quiet. miiding. l-loo
i., r,tGlinr Il-IGc good ordinary 3hc uet recelps
iGG bal.s e-ls- receipts &'2i shipments. 8a" sales
Il. stock. 7osiG
:ev- orieans March Cotton quiet nnd steady: MD
ming &C. low mldt .lug r., good ordinary &C. net re
cenrs G5 bales. receipts. eti- exports 10 the
Coaa,inent 5ss2 sales. $500. stock 'sl 1872.
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Railroads.
"''N"~>o~->>>N~-~~
NEW YORK CENTRAL
RGilroaoe.


p All through trains stop at Albany. Utica. Syracuse
{, .. Trains leave irnnd Central Station follows;
GsoO a. A.--Dsny except Sunday The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED. =,
FASTEST train in the wort. Due Buraio so p ~.
Niagara Falls 532 p M Toronto. 900 p. ~ De
- ,uolt ITO T. NJ. Limited 20 It's seating capacity.
$40 A. Mast MAIL Daly-For Buffalo. Niagara
- =, - rails and Cleveland
1880 a II. DAY EXPRESS except Sunday For
Buffalo and ell important New York State points
LOO = VI SOr1viN EsTERN LIMITED and ChI-
cAGD SPE' IAI. Iatly-For Columbus ClhS'n-
natl, Indianapolis 81 Louis. Detroit and CHICAGO.
$50 = M.--TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
$50 ?. MAKE SHORE LIMITED. pary-24houf
train % Chicagp. via Lake shore Que IieVe'sns.
~ A. NJ, due Chicago 4'3o 7. " sieephk MI"
600 ? M.-wDsTrRN. EMPRESS psny-For Nssara
Falls Toronto Cleveland Detroit and Chicsso.
GO p M.-NORTHEnN ENTREES pahy.fW troy
7.3O r M-ADrRovDAcK MOUNTAINS AND MON
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. ..,.o-v,>,
$50 p M-BUFrALo AND SOUTHWESTERN
SPECIAL. Dallv-For Buffalo. NIagare rA''''
0.15 =. M.-PACIFrC EXPRESS. Dsiy-For osaens-
burg. Niagara rails. Cleveland. Chicafo ano *
cent Saturday Ninc-n srf the Auburn roa1'
1910 nirht-MTDNIGHT EXPREss For c sisHa1
night except Sunday nights S1"~"'
nights Chicago sserers leave A. e;lb.
HARLEM DIVISION. .
o.15 A. ". and 3.J5 ?. M-Deily. except SUNDAY !"
Ptisfeld surdays only a, go A.
Trains Illuminated with Plnt.ch LiSht $780,
Tic'e. and Wagner Offices Grand Central station
il3 2G Ala Pr adwey sl East 14th 81 et2 Brosawsy,
23S Columbus Ave 81 l25th st.. i25th 81 StGtioh
and i3S;h s. station view York. 100 Fulton St.
ard 1O6 Broadway. F.. n. Brooklyn. .
Telephone '27eo Thirtye shth street" for New York
dence bv Wes'cott Express Company -.
crORGF y DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

GENERAL MARKET REPORT


\CU-NQrk. Mslcn J. lo"'
co,rEz-The opening call at the Coffee Exchange &C.
- - fact th.t e7Ts scarce. ar-. Wi.e ny
80 ven no. a. lans great force. tAeN IreA a.
- ana bids . no: actual trarsac' i-. ln- an 3"
- 7a-re- n4th prices unchanged o. points AithtT
Ssau.r,,v the has improved urt there vas w I'm
&c NJ 5 points. which che nom nal jrai 8
~, A. - r. Up which hour sales Lad fc .nco t-I'
- Intending 90 bags the opening chl. ana All
etf,e5 10 May a. $40 and December az 20 The IN
,-ves feeling wach marked te fo-vn' NafEet Iesu eo
~ higher cables from HaNre and Hamburg, supple
.-,sd h, tte favorable Influence - smaller receipts ~
- ana santos although these markets We're reported
r.- ye-, liberal warehouse deliveries In TINS COUNT
.rnsfrg tendency The very heavy American Nls'.le
sr-r,y - g. decrease the Hamburg stock during
Ta-ia- u 1900 while there was an advance 10
= IN tie RI rate OF exchange. and claim that the
s-,rcs conditions 70 Braz.4 We're working toward a
bs,sr IN his combination q influences sellers be
.,~f conservative vti- shorts were not particularly
s-xlsus ID p the stI aenv- supplies anc move
rs notwthstaadrg rc-ert Indications q suoSiding re
ceps az initial points Clearances have larerly been
rs.hs- fui muca OF The cargoes headed toT me
Trrel sates Cleared Rio February steamer Bel IA
CUE Win tbs steady e. unchanged prices L. points
eos.e cu.et bur about steady a. uomnaly UNCHANGED
ts-cels csc cable from Amsterdam reported mat
saes 70 Include a. 0pO p-s brokers' Va!ubton for good
o-drsry Java soc Afoat rom Java and East for Eli
folpe 600 bag Shipments during February TO United
Sta.es tcr~
ne rlrre q 7rac prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

N. trade Quotations IS posted BY the American sugar
Refining Company. were follows. Granulafed, . 10
sacks and 2-.h bAc: dominos. bAc cot loaf ana
crushed 5sc; powdered and powdered 5hc Sranu
lated and nne GrauTated. 5c graduated ana eN
ira fine grsnnated. btc confectionery granuaies nHe
cubes 5itc, XNXN powdered and mould A. 5hc diamond
A. &c confcctioners \. 4Ac; Nos and 3 sc No 4.
45Gc. No 2 4i5c, No g. Alto; No. Z 4stc No = +3lc;
NOS and 10 Axe. Nos. II. IL. IL. II. II and l6 4isc
hopeful Fei Of cables tends 70 tone up the ocal
fDr and nygorated buyers 10 IN appre
cahe extent Al the clos prices were about unchansel
on the basis q 4ac for so test cenrfuee Stc for ~
uscovat0 AMI ii-l6c FOR 50 test nossses sugar
Sales included $50 haas Surinam centrifugal IN port
90 and flOO0H200 bags Cuba centrifugal -
test cot ana The Official London cable reported
"A quiet and unchanged market FOR cane sugar a. mat
point with Java quoted lis ~ rn4 FAIR rean'nT los ga
Beet sugar nrmer. present month advancing "a ana
month I'D 10 o. al and % 81 respectively ne
tenrv at.M inward ~ The co.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

Through trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers st
follows. and I'VE minutes earlier from West 2Sd-s,:
900 a. M.-VeFtbued ENpr~ss daily for Blnghamton.
wa,erly Emira. Buralo Bradford Arrive Buffalo
p NJ. ParCr % Buffalo
2rOO y. M.-Vsstiblicf nitef-Fast mail daily solif
train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 40 4 NJ chicago
5 p NJ slepeers % Chicago, Cleveland ana Cincinnati
Dining Car.
1870 T.. M.-Buraio and Cleveland Vest Ihaiet Express
daily. Arrives at Buffalo rs A. NJ, Bradford 20 A.
81 jamestown 700 4. NJ. YOUNGSTOWN 1927 A. NJ
Cleveland 70 30 p NJ Sieepers 20 Brfslo ana Cleveland
Cafs Library Car
aii5 y. M.-Dsilv solid train FOR Rngharion. Elinr
winery and Chicago. seepers Hornelisyle. Chicago
sTi FTs local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
cs5MMOnATioNs a, III iis. esi. aoi art a'T Brad
wsy l27 Bowcry 5s East ieSthst and 25 West i2otn.
st. Chambers and IVES, 23d 81 lerTies New, torh. $40
"a 500 Ftilton-St Broadway prookyn ie2 Rver-st
Iinhoken ana Jersey city station. NewYork Transfer
CO calls for and checks baggage from hotels ans resi-
denres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

r,y,~,,,l March l. 3:45 - -whest--spot firm No /
red Noithern spring &C. "a corn-espat nrm, American
Msrcf b Gssd: May. 81 eadGSs ord FIonr-St Louis
800 WINTER dull IS "a Hops at fondonPacihc Coast
a. "a ibsT1 s. Beet dun. india mess. 05s;
prime mess COS Pork dun prime msss me Western
80, "a ~ 10 ~ steady 34s 81. Bacon-CNmherGnt cut
oS a. 3, 10 dun POS short rib, 20 q - n. nrm, 2is ~
49, Riddles light IS ~ n steady. rs 6d
long clear middles heavy 40 - n steady 27 short
c- hacks i6 T. n firm. 26s clear bellies IA 20 10
n steady sis shouders-sQuare ~ to Il 10, steady.
o4s I1rl-Pr.me Western duh 21s 81. Chee-e--Arer-
1can finest white and col0red 40s. Talow-Prime city
strong 28s Cott0nseei olLlverpool refined FIRM. Ice.
Tirpeutlne-splrlts lm. 33s RosnCommon steady. IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

COTTONhA cotton market after opening STEADY a. an
ttrance - 23 points. became almost sluggish. The vol
ume q speculation was small anu entirely z Il
local character There appeared 10 be NJ lack Of buish
6tvlces failed take hold g speculative out
t1er and the local contingent turned deaf ear
an tod tale The total ctione
resented one q the smallest markets o. times.
Tie due o. better class 81 cable
rsws than had been expected az Liverpool But advices
from the South and elsewhere also tad hush average.
The Southern spot market 81 wed strength ne from
New-Trgend Goth markets firm tho demand for fer
next T. rc.hirg and The pa-ket for mules for
Narration small and calculated - give support
( he CLAIM. that crop preparations were much behind
acreage was the theme u the long
eApgert slt on al hands there was tendency . hold
ta-cfblc fCrv than has yet been deNe-
o,ed regarding this point. There WIS some siing at
,srp.es on tho theory market overloaded
win long cotton TIE market Welded 50 tapJlLy now
sy 80, -.e - la-e became AFRAID n1crfe frer
o.i,- S. er-g ~ ~, extent From tho highest 20 The
ioH.s, r-ces me swing q to-fays market vas only
natter -c r,r with me situate GA IA The o'ernp2n ~
stul STEADY sort although estmates o. fra fece's
forecasts = rain tne south checked st 20
vas finally quiet steady with prices R5 points
higher 49, -, ,,o. O..
b. vae o. rrra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. n. Y. As follows
and Is NJ. later from f91t 4 W. i2c ST; a.,
I2;45 r ". CONTINENTAL LIMITED. paly, rof
Albany Syracuse. Rochester Hu~llo Niagara rams
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago ard - LoHis, Arrives
Chicago and St Louis next afternoon pnlng Car.
5;45 r. NJ. go m later foot W. 42f ST. chicago ana
ST. Louis Limited. Daily for uuca Syracuse kocn-
ester Buffalo Niagara Fsils Toronto. petrosI
Cleveland Chicago and st Louis -.
1880 q NJ. Daily Tor Utica Syracuse Rochester. Bur
faio. Niagara Falls and Toronto
si55 =. NJ. Daily. for Albany Urea Syracuse koenes-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. TOr0ntl, Detroit CieVe-
land Chicago and ST Louis
Time tables pr'0cpa hotels sn5 omc--. Bsgsags
CHECKED fro,r Hoiei nv wes'co'f ESnres.
c z. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New-York March J. 1909
.-,.,.t-- u.c.ints were $50 cnf-. 21l4 hesa IN
Li-, 90 csr. far the market. AMI with the 70" chi
clnnlht .-4,v fb.-. were 43 sac = W"ch
~ .r. AZ Jersey cry and 10 cars an sifli.ih
~ "irsna Wts fair ana prices generally firidy
Ihe "'Il tfi, as srorf a. on Monday fo- Gown con
D, ma ~ edm,u bulls weic trine weak About
'..i. we're held over Medium 10 choice steer
=. .-st. a. rer 100 70 ~ extra prime % ht 20
- 80 rd NJ xri cattle AZ 81 loNh NJ, hnlls a. ," @
~ "a d. ~ choice fat Western bulls at - 5u oTh
60 m s. Silfsi Dressed beef was so" a. 100 "a
49, native gldeA Gables quoted American cnti" an
,,,r,,y.r,f.r t.cf weak Th- McntcaIm 81 on 49,
,srrllg 40l cattle for the W. ". biAaei trl',,a
tl,ed and 1000 quarters ~ beef for SCHWARTZ ma
sr,tereer, tie francisco carried 10 Hun 100 cA so
a. sherman he Louis southampton. l'.,'i
,rters " beef for sohwarzschid a sulzb'F.eF' u''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

,,.A rh,re was a good demand Tor heavy
C snd sSpunr cattle to-dey; ana sucn s, ~ the
ehl'i M tti. other kinds which ua1f w ~.
were hrn W sio, and about Joe lower laney 49, -
,,oet e. 750s5 90; choice steer c lockers and
steer e a., "a e5: bulls 81 CO.'S 20 "s ana steers
81 ao0s4 Western fed Scr me iaree receipts % hogs
Ss roes II decline of about 5c roes armed up
o." p5.iina being largely rega.1e ~ vsd 81 spf
81 7oi. as3 80; racking Us ~ , 81 ao0s3Go There
> az f,irv a~ve demand fr sheep A. sa i5es4 e5
W. - f.f-,..r choice sheen I.rt, e. eo6ss 90
va'ce q, -o9s4 So. lar1hs. S40s5 iarFey 80 ~ 90
Tcce,nts- cat,o 5000 head ho7 81 i-9ss So Ca,lc
Cncnnsr9Y, oS sheep duu at 81 2'p$4 % l'''''
nrie, NJ s. a0NS5 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

Boston March THE American Wool and Cotton Re
porter VIII tomorrow The rNet has moved
about the pace that previously characerized
large manufGctu have been seen, but moth
ing seems 10 have resulted from
their inquiries Prices steady Low woole have the
yoxue n1w. and many persons ~ the opinion that
they w! continue be- n relatively strong demand for
e,nsferabe rer.rd We have IL the authority .ot
well known eaea that che,ots and ladies' dress goods
are uFelv next year Ne made largely Of low woods
.roo see ~ Garnet woods feature ~ the weeke
business The sales in Boston were $500 NJ against
,a 200 ~ r the previous week and 2pS 900 n ,or the
Syy.s,,nd,ne week Of isaS January saies have
ben n. $40 80 n against 3T7s2 80 for the same time IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER 30 1898
Lave Nem-York. Whitehall .e.mlnal souta FsIEy sad
foot d Liberty Street
'Dauy Except sunday. 1sundsys
CHICAGO ('iS m from lAoerty street only) 'i2o
o. m and 'i2 IS night
y PTTTsBURG, c4sO a m. from Liberty only,.
.sSs D m. 80 u night
ciNcINNATI. ST. Louis 'oo5 a. IN. 'sS5 D. m
ROYAL Blue. TRAINS. -
(Eoyai Limited" Exclusive Pullman Tram, Ass
DINER, 'o55 ,. ana 10 night NORFOLK. ti2 IS
p.
Al train. are Illuminated with plntsch Ilsht
OfHces: iis i72 eel 49, 1894 Bway 81 Y. i<sh-sl
i2T Bowery y. Y; $50. Fulton-st. $50 Graham-ave.
Brooklyn. Whitehall Terminal Baggage checked from
hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

Cash quotations were as follows; FlouT,-M oaefaie ae
qras wheat G5a'le, - red 735g,ae; N corn zoe
white 35i.qSlc. No white 29a g3OAc; No rye. 56c
No barley 42g52c No naxseed 81 i4gSl =. "a North
SS ar; b. s,es dose 81 75 d-y-sa,ed shoulders
50 % Vhky dses fnshed gods per , s ss 7C
TX nauge today thr butter market was steady; cream
ries ig2o'sc eairies ll:oi'c Gsss steady fresh
buffalo. March i.-Sprins wheat str.asly held: No
10 sd ,e1. &c ys,low sgc. 30 yeliow ssAc No 4
s.w y;e;S H' IL % wa cora e 55e 10 white ssie
81 Bar.ey dull steady Rye quiet CSC asked in store
FOR No 2 Flour steady ,,... ..,,o, Whoa, o-,o No
f 7sd Gara N arm h s mixed Sc oat S' sa s
mH@ ' Sao ' IS bacon steady IS o. whssy
steady. 81 % Butter quit. Sugar steady Eggs easy
8gu,b March i-"'wheat-No hard cash. 72lsc;
c asIe' 7o9 ,1' No :i- Northern $3.50
Milwaukee March Wheat dull No Northern R, 1sc;
s H. N >F,n > Doc sample. asisa5oc
nnao' rs lwas a 9 III Mach hsra i 5l' N May
July II ~ NS on ;ssA S0 r oSra higher rs
fateas 81 ssi second patents 50 eogs3 20 hrsi clear
r5i hS MaTsh iwhea unchanged contract
a .&so se'' oats arm So white clipped 36sa57c
H. No l9Hi,er tan ana - lover:
Ga and Sc lover fresh nearby &C. d. Western 2Sc do
nnad sugars UNCHANGED Recslpts-F1our 1900 bbls and
II 600 sacks: wheat 81 900 bush $4,000 bush oats
81 o3 bush shipments Wheat 1000 bush. corn 306OOO
bush: cate 1900 bush
RI Luis March Flour Arm but inactive and uu-
cbarr.t Wheat dull. 10 red cash. -. May 1Gis0
7c,e July 7oSc: W hard coo Corn easier; No cash
"a, Nav S4Nc. july 35isc oats str ns. No cash.
30 MAY 2'c july. 25e No white 81 &c Bran scarce
les- dalr, l4ai7isc Eyes higher 14G5c. Pork qule,
standard mess johbng 81 3D. Lard better prime steam
s. o. choice s. To- pry salt meatsBoxed shoulders 81
e,tr4 shorts - 49, ribs 81 sg shorts. S. BaconBoxed
81 80; extra shorts - 20 rbs s. S77. shorts
81 So
Toledo. Ohio March Wheat dull and steady No .
cash 7-r: May. 76iac Corn dull and higher. No .
riAe1 sc. dull and steady. No mixed. 29isc
rye quiet No cash. DC bid coverseed active and
HIGHER prime cnsh. old 81 g. nd cash AMI March,