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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL

p All through trains stop Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
@ . Trains leave Grand Central Station follows:
o'"o MpR s except Sqnesys Tns yf 1TGS'
fastest train In the World. Due Buffalo $40 T. 81
Niagara Falls 532 p NJ Toronto. 900 =. NJ De-
q .troit, II 10 !? NJ Limited 70 s seating capacity
$40 A. Mast MAIL. Daly-For Buffalo Niagara
- Falls and Cleveland
1890 A NJ. DAY EXPRESS. except, sunday For
LOO + " SOUyINESTERN LIMITED and I'll
cAGO SPEr IAL Daily-For Columbus. ClnoH-
3.3O 7. M-TROY AND ALBANY SPE'tAi" except
Sunday. Stops ut important stations. =. -.
$50 r. Make SHORE LIMITED. Paiy-2'-n1ouuss
train % ChcaEp VIA Lave SNore ~,
145 a. NJ. due Chicago 4'3O 2. NJ see''n nv"
par.or only.
500 p. M~wEsTERN EMPRESS Dany-For Niagara
. Falls. Toronto. Cleveland Detroit ana Cnleaeo
$50 p M.-NORTHERN EMPRESS paiiy.Fgr Troy
100 M.--ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. ,,r,-s,rpu
$50 p M-BUFrALO AND so. iWES III IL
SPECIAL. Dally-For Buffalo. Niagara fals'
Cleveland Cncrnati rrdisrapolls and ST Louis
o.10 p M.-PACIFIc EXPRESS. paiy-For Osaens
burg. Niagara Falls. Cleveland. chicago. ann *
Saturday for C'ane Vincent anf me
1910 night-MIDNIGHT EXPRESS For C sI4,1;
HARLEM DIVISION. ,. -
O15 \. NJ. and 300 P. M.-Dsily. except Sunday 70
Pit'sncld Sundays only al 900 a. "
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch LiTht -..,
Ticket and Wagner Offices at Grand Central station
LIZ 2al Az Bradwsy 81 Esst 4'h ST. i ~ 81 Station
and l3sth S. Station. Sew York 3}s and 726 Fulton ST.
and 100 broadway +. D.. Brooklyn. - III,
Telephone "2700 Thirty eighth Street Tor New lotA
Central Cab service. Baggage checked from hote or '
GTOPGF n DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28
EQI. nAlLROAO.

Through trains leave NewYork. foot OF Chambers Ct.
follows and Ave minutes earlier from West 23d-st.;
300 A. M-vestibuled Express daily for Binghamton
Elmira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bunalo .
= NJ Parior Buffalo ..
2iOO II. N.-Vestibuled liuited-Fast mall daily. Solid
train for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A NJ cnieaso
p. NJ sepeers TO Chicago Cleveland ana CINCINNATI
1910 T.. M-Bunalo and Cleveland Nssuhuie: Express
daily Arrives ~ Buffalo 7;o5 A. NJ. Bradford 40 =.
NJ jamestown 100 a. NJ. Youngstown TO- a, NJ
cleveland 1890 r. Seepers 20 Buffalo and SleVeland'
9,I5 r. M.-Dalv solid tram Tor Blnghsm,on. Enirs.
Wavery and Chicago Sleepers 70 Hornellsvie Cneas"
ana cincinnati. Dining Car. $500. ....,,,,>. .c
vfNICL[ET LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PllLMAn ~,
COMMODATIoNS ~ H. l3 2ol tei snd 70, gs s.sS
Rovery i25th-st and 2.3 West i<ota-
'cbanb4r. and 23t ferries. Now-1ofki SbS
and SEQ Futonet Broadway. BROOKLYN; i22 fNer-st
Ii"hck.n and Jersey station. New-fork Iranser
Co calls Tor and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28
OTHER MsRKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Cincinnati Feb 27.-Hogs active 81 3oaS3 90 Cattle
steady 81 50gS5. Sheep strong. 81 20gsi 20 Lamos'
East Buffalo Feb 27-Receipts ot sale and through
cattle sheep hogs during fory-eght hours ended
AZ noon today wee Cattle 1913 cars sheep and lambs,
50 cars hogs GO ars Shipments-Sheep and lambs, "a
cars; hogs, % CatteThe offerings were moderate
100 loads Including 10 loads Of Canada stockers The
about lOc higher than last Monday. The bulk or the
sales we're az S. % that representing the best here
Choice sOckers steady but common stoNers We're
on the basis Of SO so The supply OF caves was lght
about 200 head The early demand far the basis
Of 81 25Qs7 so declined 70 Siqs' % al whcn
ire hulk OF the sales made Good % best smooth
EXPORT bulls s4GS4 %, good 70 choice btcners steers
81 5OTS5 common fat bulls. So 50ds4 good TO
best fat heifers 81 25d$t co. fair 70 good hefers I5g
ga MIXED Fat cows and hefers good choice So 6os4
quality s4dS4 20: good do SO gS3 10 jersey
stockers S3ds3 stock hefers SO lOdS3 5o feeders
good 10 extra 81 1884 IS: 10 good. 50 s5qS4 20
fresh COWS choice extra good bags, S42uS COCO 10
choice s37as43 sprnzers good 70 extra S3sas4s calves
choice to extra s. 25qS7 90: good 70 choice 50 oOgS
heavy fed steer calves good color. 81 2JS4 lo common
The opening was On the OF 81 20 and fairly active
with a total Of nfy loads for the day. but lght cary
-ecanfs The eariv quotations were: Heavy, 81 2OSi 90
medium 81 20qs4 25 Workers. 81 l5GS+ p; piss - ioa
Workers 81 OT5dS4 TO- mediums 81 lOIs4 l2; Pigs
S4dst 10 The early sales made the best hours OF
The day when receipts light The close was about
Sheen and iamhsTrace was In pretty even con-
dtlon for tie day although the offerings were fairly
liberal so .oads The market opened the same as SatGr
Sav's close and the bulk az the sales were at 80 ~
quoted figures Lambs choice 20 extra, were quotaoe at
* 81 90 good 70 choice $685. 10; 10 good
qcTS5 Sheep choice 70 extra, - 4OnSi 80: good 70
choice - 25QS4 40 common a. sood 3 -ypS0 20, ledhs
little higher The close steady at the best prices OF
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NAVAL STORES.

Rosn quite firm pale grades 9os sDa savsHnSh
scorcy The close here very ateauy, aio -. -
vas higher also spirits turpentne ruled quiet ana
cl1sed about steady IN while tar was oo''pi'""
IT AR~Regulars 81 G.: tar oil barrels 81 lz'9'
errRTTs 'TT'RPFNTINF,-46 3iRtc, :, "a - s,o-a
RosINNcommon 20 good strained 81 oo "a - o'Y
81 37jb: r 81 40qsl 42s 81 i9GsI 90 20 90 ~ " "a
STOCK.
... % 5s4 barrels
Spirits turpentne 500 barrels
Charleston Feb 27,--Tmpen'lne market hr'n' f'''''
Resin steady. unchanged
savannah Feb 27-spirlts tupentlne firm. 44c sales
1872 bbls. beceipts ia bhls. Rosin hrm ana IN
changed: receipts. 2,42O bhls
Wilmington Feb 2T-spirits turpentlne--Nonlng 90, 90,
ing. receipts q casks. Rosn firm @g'9c recelps 10
IBIS. Crude turpentne firm, 81 52gs- ~ re0e'f" -
bhis Tar Arm. 81: receipts. 3i2 bills ~ OIL.
London Feb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 32s 2%d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28

METALS week opened Win me i'cai cHange
Alt est-,t,.t = special new feature OF tae.es tsd
ne'a,atione News reaching ne HaI.s. nS a. ~
IN quota --,ar ~ ints averaged up pretty huCn ~
ana ii' ,is demand not urgent IN any oeir
pecte1 ,oe Neal Exchange called pig ilh
~ NE a. unchanged prices 50 > heis we ~ .n",
nomna az o.'c and continues unclaimed I'm -
Co.pI mary quoted at 81 20 80 o. 'r,o c'sei
S1 DI'l "a febriSry quoted al S2t 90 aii NJ. ,ca,y
quic o. 70. ~ hid S2i l2H asked l@nd - "a esLet
A. a. fMsrch quoted - - bid ans e. III. Gs6 o.
sP-, 70 ,Di 1t. spot ard February, e. er.tIes
SgS snd Al So 5gse a5 TGdays cs nac sc5,ch
as reIoiIgl closed at 81 3D. and MaaeSpor7 T., ,os
I,rs,y q " Is. 47s ca 2per- H. So closed AZ
smd II, and three months. ilos L~ad-"''' 9p"''" "
sPS6I SIS AND sYRUPs AZ during ne 9 a, 55eabe
mpLtS' lo,, grafes to-day came IN Tor ,ohsI ~"
,,e, B1s.n.es about evenly s,ruus were
attehu a. er,dce with the 81 Sc tril 'yi"'s -.
~" ,rt oniy moderately active az, i,1lGc.
s,ean centrifI,al common. lltl4 iA,'' '"t.te'
NV ~ III pine 2lQ27e. Ne" orleans open ~ ,aS
boeSsa- DO, no 2su2jr ?, fips oi',' -, 9t
49, i9i,ise good. lG4tIc prime iN@I0-' i'--' -
VocEAY FnEIGHTs-The mareei fsr 9eTih n Lf' t5n
was quict az following quotation IcTb 81 a. fun
a." a. Newcas'le g. Antwerp -, hSmnuih Tt.er1nfl
90, 80, eLe Amsterdam. sac, cotton 20 d'e'P"'
er 100 h. l5c nominal, London. oaA - '1'''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin st. Station. " T.. 81 foHowss
and IS nj, later from foot Of w 42d ST.: D..
12,45 p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily ros
Albany Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fanr
cleveland Detroit. Chicago and S. L'gis; Arrives
Chicago 81. Louis next afternoon. DINING Gar.
5,45 p NJ 40 N. later foot W. ih ST.. chicago ana
81. Louis Limited Daily for Utica syracuse Eocn
ester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Oetro'~
Cleveland chicago and St Louis. MAJ.
.t3O p NJ, Daily Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buzz
falo Niagara Falls and Torcnto. s.. p..s..-
S45 p NJ. Daily Albany. Utica, Syracuse. hocnes-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit CleVs-
land. Chicago and 81. Louis.
Time tables AZ princinal hotels and cffces Baggsge
checked Uotei Residence bysWestcot Exnress
r IaNprpT. General PASSENGER Agent " Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28

25c prime hogs selling at 81 ~ per 100 ~ and choice
state hogs at - IS Country dressed quiet at 4a6c FOR
extreme weights
s Tusd & CO.: 50 Western hogs. 1871 n average. at
30 per 100 do POS 10. at 81 40: u roughs
10 SO 4o also late saturday SO western err n0ss io
Newton & CO. date Saturday.: p Michigan hogs lol
10. AZ 81 IS s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28
RAILROADS
RAILROADS
pEN NSYLVANIA
H


4 - -. -
STATIONS TOO, Of Yves, Twen,y,th.ir.da street AM
brosses ard corDandt streets for,i,nht
The leaving time from Deso Sss sS sna below Tor
7so T. ~ s fHsr S Mhpunman paros G..
New York P.ttsbuFg. Sleeping Car Pittso''s " ~
$50 $50 J" FAST yskE Nf PiSu's fSH
ton Cars. For Chicago cisSsland Toledo Cincinnati
Isai1saET' hHlsSs 4 L2 sT LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville Via clncnnatD. Indianapolis ~h'Ns~
$50 :. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago For
7.4o p. VI psoSGsriqHfwksrERN EXPRESS For Pitt
burg Cleveland Cincinnati LouisV'He'
74o +. ST. PACIFIC ExPREssFor Pi t,s2isy ana
SO r W. c0n NAIL X Avb ExPrs Rg:.
Sleeping Car New York % Altoona as L'oSr 1 ycoaeses
burg WASHINGTON " al'; T;s ' XSD %ME sorTH m
l25o 80 $40 congressonal InT . all p esr SIS
DiTns co5' nsa 20 R I5dsy SEQ SO 80 o5o nas
a m 1850 go Congregational Linz an f c~ 3 so
Dining cad,). 20 Dining Carr. 40 DINING '1'''
soUTHERN RAiLwAY.Flor4a Limited o., ii ~ a M
ATL ss:fc c6 1T' LS l SPECIAL u
p m week days Express. 20 a M ana ''' y ~
caEsAPEAKE OHIO RALwAIoaa4sySG3 z m m $, Saly M
week days and 74o p m. daily A.. c,s.bros.., and
corSndt Street,. m Tsfc1s vseusa Tram
Buffet Parlor cars. Passenger Coach ana N''''"'S
CAPE MAY-2so p m wssk-cay. sunaay.,. Ocean
street station S 70 a m. - ~. $40 ana 80 M
Sundays. go a m. 40 p. n. iron D3S 10 =. m
Corandt Streetsl. 90 a. m. l2oo' ~ "'" Wv y -
Sundays, J45 a m. 5l5 ?.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. .c IA
10 4 30 $50 ~ so - 90 Penna binlee", "a
Dining Car. $50 Dining Carr, lloo a. ~ ~ ',Dtn,n:
10 $50 3JO 30 42O Dining Can s;oy 'D' uus,
can $50 DINING caI ~ 20 p o m %. 10 50
Dining can a m. - So $50 Dining carr ~
Dining carr 45O Dining Car. $50 'DlE'hs NH'' ''
roke, 'ofces No. i6i oH lies 1923. N and p.
Broadway: hstor House West twenty -t1'l. a.
Station and STAT ons foot OF Desbrosses ana oortanas
streets Court Street $50 Fulton street ~ s,s,1on
ard Pennsylvania Annex station hrookyn, s.au iii
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer to,hpani11
call for and baggage from hotels ana 'ss'"s"S
through destination 80 . r,....,,-. r.~
Telephone '2757 Eighteenth Street Tor fenns'"s
Railroad Cab Service. , uooD
J. b. HUTCHINSON. !. n -,
General Manager. genera F"e Ns''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28

mated be II 600 1900 bales against 54s7 bales
actual last week and GEO bales last To-morrows
receipts at Houston estimated 1000 900 bales
against $3.50 bales last week and 9s3s bales last
Receipts al the ports and interior points to-day
pared with the .ame day last week and last year:
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

scHEDuLE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, 1898.
Leave New-York Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry and
'''' - .pay Except Sunday. ,sundays
CHICAGO "a 80 a M. from Liberty street only) lis
p P'IrTsBuRG, C.iso a m. from Liberty street only.
. cSI ~ ST Lours. 'o6o a. m. '55, .. m
NEW RoYALa BILE TRAINS, ,,....,
81 IS m (Dlnerl. f255 p. m. 'l25 tDiner). '23
('Royal Limited" Exclusive Pullman TRAM. Ass
1Dner). 1856 p and 'ie 10 night NORFOLK ti2 IS
IN.
Al train. are Illuminated With Ply tseh Ligh.
Ofncss: ii3, liz. 261 43i. 1884 way 81 E. t<th-st
1877 Bower y. 7: 339. Fulton-st. $50 Graham ave,
Brooklyn; whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked from
hoiAi or residence to destination
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CENTRAL R. R. Of new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks 'Electro-Pneumatic' sigma

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks ELECTRO Pneumatic signals
Stations in New-York foot of Liberty 81
south Ferry, Whiteha! -; G., q.
Leaving time from South Ferry 0oot Wnehsu ~, ~
nye minutes earlier than given below FOR Liberty ss
eN'e'' VIVA Trains leave foot o; Liberty 81; .
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Cnun. 70.
400 T:15 aiO a. NJ az NJ 10 Esston)l 30 H.V a uo
Easson9 tS;t5 go to E9s'.n) ad p 90 NJ p
For wiikesOarre. plt,-on. and Scranton 400 BID
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400. - 80 10 stSS
1000 II 80 10 Resdng) A. NJ, 800 40 o:W' 70 "a
f'9:CO 10 Reading p. ". 1915 night Sundays' ~"
(il 80 TO Reading) A. NJ. 100 100 'o:So QUO r. Az
For sunbury. Lewisburg. and wnam:port at 100
40 - Az a. NJ. TO 20 SO ? s. i2;is night
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
FOR Red Bank Long Branch: Asoury Fate ao S.sso
Grove and points south 70 Point Pleasant ,f.99V 30
only to Sea Grt). $50 O0i5 only 10 ked ban9 ~ e"
A NJ q AS only Red Bank) (34O only y keo baS.
Alb 4iO 6:l5 p ~ Sundays stops az @ e, "a
Asbqry PARK and nd qses9 Grove 900 lOi' only 10 "''
Bi Fox A 4 MI II HsRoSd. .4sO $50 9o La
4SO. t5:Ss ei5 2 Y Su.tay, eoo a NJ foo r. 4"
'4:3o $50. 1913 A. NJ. l:45. 34o f;fo T. d Gun"
days For IS sR $50 $50 1918 a. 1sS. $40 40
p. VI. Sundays, 'l0:l5 A. " .,,o sao n ,.4s
For Toms River and Bsrnegat, '4:oo $50 A d. i'f''
40 p NJ Sundays. 'lo:15 A. N. ..n \,
For Atlantic City v.neard and Bridge,on. '4So A. A'
Fer Monmouth Beach seaorigh,, and Highlands q
Navesink. '4so. $50, 1870 A.. NJ, i:5' i;fo r. d.
SUNDAYS 200 a. NJ. 400 P NJ
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON

F-,n foot Of Liberty ST
Week days - 80 500 1000 III 80 Dining Carr A. NJ.
100 1870 go Koya. Blue msd $50 I Ri9Ss SAD %
Dining Carr A. NJ 10 900 Royal Blue Limited 600
Dining carr 800 NJ 1918 mdt AfaonSi trans i'
100 900 P. NJ. Sundays. 500 A. NJ go 7. ~ G,
Tickets par,oL car seats a. loot OF k Zoe ~
Uhl,ehau St Il3 i72 26l 49,. ga l2si. l323 Broal
way ~ 9th 81 E. l4ih 81 1873 East i2h ST. .,s
Wss, l25th g., 25l Columbus Av New YORK y court
g., SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn: 0s Broadway Williams.
burg Tho y. Y. Transfer Co Will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels or residences 10 destination
'Fron Liberty ST. only.
+Fr0nn South Ferry az 5:25 9. VI.
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"BIACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

ArriVe Bura0 D:oo T. 81 pullman Nesttoule lay
Coaches and Parlor-Cars Dining-Car Service. Meals
"a carte at Buffalo with through sleepas To
.i2,,o. 1 100 ?. NJ daily for EAsToN. MACH
CHUNK WILKESBARRE, SCRANTON. and coal
$500, 4slo daily stSsP, sund1y Tor wTtK ,i
mediate stations Connects for oil points In coal regions
Pullman Buffet Parlor-Car Cor WlLkESBARRE
.I,5O, 5,l5 p. NJ Sunday only. FOR MAUCH CHUNK
ESQ. $50 P. NJ daily. excep, Sunday. for EAsToN
$50. 0.2o P NJ. daily. except Sunday. FOR EAsroN
Ana principal intermediate stations
$3.50. $40 P. NJ daily for BUFFALo. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper yestbule
train chicago. sleepers to Buffalo and Toronto.
Dnlng-Car y. Y. to Easton.
:7lO. $500 p daily t s;oRPinF 9Sy at SOUTH
CHUNK. sAYRE, GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
seepns gear passengers carried No baggage carried
.S;2o, $40 P. NJ da for WILKESBARRE.
ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO, MAG
ARA FALLS, and all points West. Pullman sleeper to
Chicago. a.. .o,,-r,
leave as follows: 1920 1880 A. NJ. 1920 23o 10 So.
Pisnaeld only) 80. 40 $50 ana SO? "a, ~,
s55. ga and 1923 Broadway 81 East IAN ST. NS,x,r,I
Annex Brooklyn.
from hotel residence through 70 estimation
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LEHICN VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot OF West I'd Sc lPenn K HJ OoIV4aHut
cr Desbrosses st.
Indicates time from West 23d ST. Other figures snow
time from cortantt Desbrosses ST. .
.6,45 700 A. NJ daily for EAsToN and intermed-
- $50 $40 A. NJ daily for wILKEsBARRE. sCRAN-
rOT ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO,
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and principal local
r,oints. dining-car and paror-car 20 Buffalo.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

Mast Tso r. :5rS S 6ak gs6s's 3d. g
So 50aSi cornmea steady scqssc per bag $ s9gSi 50
per bb Corn a,m; 0 eip od rccepts $40 bush
fancy 80 T30i3c. Nos and g.. 81 a3Is.' M a
s miS 9R si6 i59so 90 Butter arm Norhern &c
MSsieTa 2iS T Ioss we lt o a
Feb 2sgTng Tnea IITSs6 l s 0V Wlnler
Mtt4t N a''i'' White 7sHc Corn-Beer demand. strong
s.e 81 corn sc corn s7s 70 c sgT as &C.
0ais sJe3ay' No mixed Ss.c: 10 mixed S2Nc
So s,rone sales q choice Michigan &c on track
ana q Ws . Ss 5o s o 7H'g m fI5sa
feed 469i7c state fancy SOC choice, 5Ia5sc rye aG!
~ "a OF iraE D'y sour sSrHS s. % bakers clear
spring g % 10 low grade spring s7 s-as- I os p srsde
w wirter $26s2 80; graham. best. 50 IS
chicago Feb 27.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat No. 2: Opening Highest Loves. Closing;
3 M1y .::::::::77fsSSiiis. TX IN MS
Corn. No. 2:
AZ 25:.... ':ss:;> III ,,ss III f. f.
NPy s a. : sS:ss3. s7'S:s $685.: sS:is
H H''' '''. ''' u 's$ %$" s Ss5 Sc sss
5sy ;. ..... So. 3SSss Sssa SS
AZ s s:y s.: g. 4; s.: &: e"
Quotation, ;S9 Dg T Essr II ss %fsr'' 60 as
GS5sc yellow S@aga9s 10 sos oats ats 2. ~. , SS
S9ts No $ost barley ~ i2s52c No aSsse NSrh
81 ia prime a. timothy SEED rsr s 2SS
Sc So lard per 100 No. IS 25as5 27is short ribs sdes
short Clear sides boxed 81 S5aS5; whiskey dst
ers finished goods per ga Tc S ay The butter
market dur and easy creameres Mg2lc d etoss.
gl7c Eggs g we s, and lower 're'n' 0V'' '"es's
ans gS :; 5,s g ' MSss, TIn' h :'4 asS
Mixed MIX c 25as sSas Rye .tdady butter easy
sugar sea4 G6.e SsrG ng s S2. 66o n liz
Milwaukee. Feb. 27.-wheat dull. No Northern. zs9
easier; 10 /. 5i'sc Barley NJ . 5og5ohc. sample.
Minneapolis Feb 2Iwaess .s3ay Fsp SS15 &c.
patents g csss 3d. Rn ''G o su Ra'sp 5 ~
Philadelphia Feb 2I-Wheai steady eSnr5 sxts s Feo
5 5Hi5y '?Ss sa:o 0S s. %1 ed
isgsd oS.1 sScy E Western creamery PMS
23c Eggs 20 lower: fresh nearby. $50 90 western S,v
% sNghTssn 1875 1875 S 81 ''q. 100 sacks. wheat 1000
hush. corn 1850 bush. oats llvvV Dush' S"'p"'s'
On i7a 900 bush: oats. 5000 bush
o. 1T. pah c7-Floar dull. unchanged; patents.
L9s US ,rsixhts Sc asa 2S clears So 1898 TO-
sSsea,%FTiures fraconalD higher spot steady No
I Isa s.ssc bid: July 7o.e: Ne hsrt csgec , Sc.n
s,f9ns az" Februery 33Ac: May 3iS93iac; July. 3osc
Oats dull steady No casn 2Ste t qas sai man
,s md higher sacked. East raek 6lGGSc Butter
,saGy. creamery isa23c; dairy iiDl1Hc Eggs lower
29c . 49,,
Toledo Feb 27-wheat higher Gull: No cash, 76ho
hid. July T5ac. Corn duh lower No mixed cash. Stc
0at. duI steady: 40 mixed cash. ave. Rye dull,
steady. 10 cash SIC bid. Cloverseed active, easy.
prime cash. old. So 70 asked: new. Ss2, OH IN
changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28

si5iecs spisna quoted e6-ioc end madling gulf
,hely year aparee with 5-1se and 8 lGc rcspec-
Aes for deIl,.rs sales q l225 bales Included 300
,h Spot co5 o. contrasts and q bales for consump-
" middlns) was az ne south Quotations On the basis
Soble du AZ ~egfsphed 10 the Exchsnge 40 follows:
Ssc Charleston fa 1yo 2oo bales savannah steady
s4e aemrb. '%e sales. s7e bales Baiinoye nominal
Louis frna LA, Pue ana steady &c: sales 500 bales 81
oEs SAFES ~ bales The export movement fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28
rail coffee IS as follows

ko--CoTee marker nm 70 70 500 excHanee.
tAiH receipts 600 bags: cleared for the Cofed
ss 1900 bags; cleared fer E1ro9e 1000 bags stock,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-01
How Trusts Bait for Suckers,

As an instance of methods now in
vogue by trusts for working schemes by
which to buy up manufactures and float
combinations, with the money of sub
scribers who get only half of the stock
although they pay the full value of prop
erty purchased by taking the stock Of
fered, the american Vinegar Com
pany' is a shining example. In a leading
Chicago paper is a two-column advertise
ment, set in small type and signed by
one of the most widely known brokerage
firms in New York. This advertisement
points out the fact that there is a profit
Of 100 per cent on vinegar at wholesale
prices; a profit Of 10 or Is cents per
pound on compressed yeast and an
equally good thing in pickles. An ac-
countant's name is signed to a state
ment to this effect and the name is not
that of Colonel Mulberry Sellers, either.
The company does not own a factory
yet but can buy AZ of them and control
the pickle, cider, yeast and mustard
trade. There are rs, 900, 900 pickle fiends
in this country and will be rs, 1000, 900 more
II the pickle habit does not kill enough
to offset the increase. And there are
untold millions Of benighted Filipinos
who must have yeast II they are to rise.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-01

The combination offers to sell ~, 500
600 preferred stock at par, and, will
give 50. 500. 900, common stock. like
chromos to the buyers. The A. factor
les are declared to be worth 81, 400, 900
but the company is going to sell SILL
600. 900 of stock of all kinds. and pay :
per cent dividend on the preferred stock,
the first dividend being expected"
August /. next, The company is not
even incorporated yet. but it will be as
soon as it gets some fish into its basket.
The common stock will get II per cent
dividends only after 81 900, 900 accumul-
ates in the treasury. Preferred stock
holders have the first whack at the
treasury but their grab is limited to :
per cent.
The fellows who put up the S., 800, 900
will be entitled to draw dividends on the
preferred stock to that amount and also
on the same amount of common stock.
when a big enough surplus has ac-
cumulated as stated.
The company would have to pay the
handsome dividends promised on Sill
900, 900, although the present owners
consider the business worth only a little
more than half of that figure, and offer to
sell on that basis. The chances are that
the factory owners will get full value for
their plants when the 50, 800. 900 is paid
in and then get the balance of the pre-
ferred stock as velvet. Knowing that
the business will not long pay dividends.
if it pay one. on double its real value,
the insiders will proceed to sell their
stock at the best figure obtainable. while
the dupes will hold on, expecting reg
ular dividends. or hoping to sell when
dividends have pushed the sale value
up.
The operators of this deal expect to
make money on selling stock and not on
vinegar or pickles.
The scheme looks raw to anyone who
studies it, but that such trust tricks
catch investors is not to be doubted, or
the firm would not be advertising and
floating the stock. The strength of
their name and the great profits pro-
missed are relied upon to make the stock
60.
An there are others.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-01
MONDAY, MAY /
This is the day that Dewey smashed
'em-one year ago.
The Santa Fe Railway cOmplnym

The Santa Fe Railway company makes
a good showing of prosperity for the
month of March. in a statement Just
completed. As the business of this com.
pany is strictly western, there being nc
line east of Chicago and most of the
mileage lying in western states and ter
ritories, the showing proves that bust
ness prosperity exists in Santa Fe ter
ritory. The decrease in gross earnings
for the month was insignificant. amount
ing to but Sc, 697. IA, while against this
small loss there was a gain in reduction
OF operating expenses amounting to
51.110.66 The increase in net earn
ings, therefore, was $144,4I3.22