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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01
STARTER MEAGHER.

DR.. M. P. Higgins of the wachusett
Boat Club returned from Boston on the
midnight train last evening from the
meeting of the N. e. A. r, The ~
ncials for the regatta were selected, and
John H. Meagher, president of the Wa
cnusett Boat Club, was chosen starter
Inc only entry received from this city
junior singles - vac
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01
WILL OBSERVE THE 10TH.

The Worcester City Guards held their
regular weekly drill last evening. The
company considered the application Of one
new member. 1t was decided to obseTve
the anniversary of the old-time City
Guards on the 18th of next month. This
committee was appointed TO arrange for
Lieut. NJ II. Tisdell. Lieut. H, r. I,ncks
Corp. J 2. Lanamrne and Corp. b. b.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

John A. Mclean promises to play the
dickens with the Ohio democracy. If
his canvass for the governorship does
not wreck the party, the predictions of
some of the most influential democratic
papers OF the state will have come to
naught
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

What are the anti -Dreyfusards getting
ready to spring upon the world now?
The talk about Mercier's confessing de-
feat and others doing likewise has a
very fishy sound. There must be some
new devilment not yet dreamed of.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01
SANCTION GRANTED.

The wrangle over the sanction for the
Z. M. c. L. meet at Fitchburg, Monday,
was decisively settled yesterday. The
sanction has been granted. All the men
attempt to Keep them in Boston failed
completely All the match races, incliid-
ing the Moynihan race, will be pulled ar
IN spite of threats of interruption that
nave been flying throughout the week
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

Jiminez is on top in San Domingo. and
the old government has fallen. The
stronger man won out Now it remains
to be seen whether he has the nerve to
keep things as quiet as Ulises Heu-
reaux used to do
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

The election of Judge Shacllleford tc
succeed the late Richard P. Bland was
to be expected, but it is worth noting
that the new congressman was not the
favorite of the silver faction of tbs
democracy. Free coinage cause has los1
ground in Missouri.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

They are talking of giving Admiral
Dewey private house to live in dur
ing his New York visit, in order that he
may escape the publicity and crowds
of a hotel or club. They will need to
build fence around the house or guard
it with Gordon of marines.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

That's right, name congressman
Ham Lewis of Washington for vice.
president. With his record of contemp-
tueus words for United States soldiers.
he would make an appropriate running
mate for William ] Bryan on the plat
form, THE war is failure"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

Thus far 1902 Cuban soldiers have
received an aggregate of 81, 526, 300 of the
$S,OOo,oOo appropriated for their pay
ment by the American government.
There are thousands more waiting, or
complaining that their names have been
wrongfully left off the list Hence it il
inferred that Gen. Gomezs 10000 esti-
mate of the strength of the insurgent
forces was not far out of the way. A
more significant observation is the
smoothneas with which the distribution
Of funds has been accomplished, and the
disappearance Of that reported reluct-
ance Of Cubans to put up their guns
and go home. Not long ago this reluct-
ance was described as the chief menace
to law and order IL Cuba. For this
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01
THE WORCESTER SPY
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WORCESTER. MASS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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All subscriptions payable in advance.
Sample copies sent on request.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01
RENoIT VS.. HEPWoRTH.

Daniel F. Casey has arranged a match
race between Frank j. Benoit Of the Yer
non Bicycle Club and George Hepworth
to be held at the oval In connection wiz
the match race of Major TAYLOR and
Jimmy Casey, Sept. 5, The race Is Ia he
five-mile pursuit. " 7"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

The New York papers are periodically
worried over the occasional disappear
ance for few days of their biggest and
best known political boss. If they do
not mind taking tip from The Spy it
will tell them that it is merely an
other case of cherchez la femme. Find
the quiet farm. The Spy knows where
it is, to which a beautiful and well
known grand opera singer sometimes
retires and the mystery will be one no
longer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

Hon. Patrick A. Collins says he is
willing to accept the democratic noni-
nation for mayor of Boston. but he will
not be sutton before the convention.
Therefore of course some other fellow
will get the place. 1t takes a deal of
suffering to capture anything in demo-
cratic politics in Boston, with George
Fred Williams and the Boston city
ring on the roost.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

piece of good management the Ameri-
can officers in charge will have to re-
ceive credit.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

The object of the county democracy's
clambake was harmony by the sup
preston OF principles and opinions.
When the democratic national conven-
ton meets and adopts platform, Wor-
cester democrats will know what they
stand for-perhaps. Any old thing will
do for others; will it do here? At Jor-
dan pond John o'Gara was the only
man who knew what he wanted. and his
choice war free silver and the whole
Chicago platform. This is no time for
factions" the others cried, but if the
factions are ruled out, there can be no
local democracy.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

Oh, no; summer is not gone. The al
manac allows US about three weeks
more, and there may be just a little
sImmerishness left, even after that.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01
(Boston Journal.l

1t is unpleasant news but by no
means unexpected that the native
mayors of several of the towns near
Manila, who protested great friend
snip for the United States, have been
arrested and deposed for treacherous
conductor secretly communicating
with the enemy or for raising recruits
for Aguinaldo.
This is the same discouraging ex,
perience which the government went
through in the civil war of 1861 -s5
Time and time again in the border
states civil and even military officials
who were regarded as loyal and had
sworn allegiance to the Union were
found to be Confederate sympathlzers
In disguise.
1t has been said hitherto that not
more than one-fifth Of the people OF
Luzon really sympathized with the in
surrection. Prof. Dean C. Worcester Of
the Philippine commission, who knows
the island better than any other Amer
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01
REGISTERED in NEW YORK

b. f. Chids, at the Broadway Central.
9; w. Tyler, at the Murray Hill; III NJ
Clement, Q. X. Zeisse, at the New York
Comins, at the New Amsterdam! G p
Macomber, at the Imperial; L. W. South.
gate, at the Manhattan; Mrs. W r
Searles. at the Park Avenue; Miss K +
McNulty, Mrs. P. McGovern, at the Con.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

In the contradictions and expert hair
splitting over the bordereau in the
Dreyfus case, we have foretaste of
what is in store for us when the hand
writing sharps in this country get at
the alleged Molineux letters in that
bromo-seltzer poisoning affair.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

Worcester is more fortunate than
other cities. 1t has had a Dewey
street for years.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

There is a stay on the proceedings OF
the corset trust.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

Now it is Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson who has got his weather eye
on New England abandoned farms. He
thinks they must have been unskllfully
cultivated and exhausted. and that if
they could be "salted" with potash and
other essential ingredients, they might
be made reproductive and profitable
once more. 1t is to be feared that See
rotary Wilson has not got to the bot
tom causes for the abandonment OF
Yankee farms. He will have to provide
something more than fertilizers.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

THE SPY SHOULD HAVE THE EYE Of ARGUS: He
is HONORABLE IF Ne DO But LOOK TO The VEL
FARE Of The coMMoNWEALTH."
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

That exploded story of Dreyfus' con-
fession got agoing in the trial al
Rennes, yesterday, just as if it hadn't
been torn to shreds and patches q
dozen times. How extraordinary il
was that the only record of the alleged
conversation should have been de-
stroyed on the very morning that the
story was to be told in the French
chamber! Why this witness haste tC
rid himself of the last vestige of evi-
dence to confirm his testimony?
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01
O AIR @ RrA.
Bears the The Kind You iiaye Always eswit
''', e Qs1A2zzw

ARE AS I'LL AS HOMoEoPATHfc
PELLETS as easy to take az sugar.
Everybody rs them. Carriers I,Iftie
Liver PillsN " them.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER /. 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
DELAW ARE. LACkAWANNA ANU
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in New York. foot Barclay and christopher s
VFSTIBULE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET SAF'S'
PINTSCH LIGHT. $1,000,
500 A. AUTHORIZATIONS MAIL stops at prine'pa'
stations. -..o or, ..-rO,- prNG-
UANTON OWEGC, ITHACA. ELhlRA, 81 hACcsE
ard OSW EGO EMPRESS. Pullman Bunet Fatlo 800
connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago ana points
,....,A,tuA
100 r. NJ (dailv)-Chcago and Buffalo NestiouIea *
press FOR SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON ana hiSli ea'
pullman Buffet Parior Cars to Elmlra Ihfoush susep
Ing cars and day coach Chicago. arriving az AID T.
400 p MHscRANToN. wILKEsBARRE and PLYM-
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet PaIlor cars ,,rer,
ZOO p NJ Cdally)-CTlCAGo and BJFFALo NES Id
Ruled LIMITED EXPRESS for sCRANION. BlN- ~
HINTON ELMIRA, BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFGb ~.
SLEEPING CAR New York to Chicago. 'pihhs Nsr
$40 p NJ dsily)-BUFFALo EXPRESS, PULLMAN
SIrEpF:Rs Tor SCRANTON. BINGHAMToE, FL
MIRA BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
o, sy,nT at gunsS BUFFA1o. SCRANTON BING
"' EsesMroNNi oWEGo ITHACA. ELMIRA. UTICA:
SYRACUSE and OSwEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buhe'
fof 81 BuRBAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE see small
tables. .-co,,,or --roNs At
HENRY GAZE & SONS Ltd. 1l3 Broadway; - Tar. fark
place 400 and 942 Broadway Tickets az Ferry satous
III Fourth ave corner Twelfth St 81 west one nu,.-
dres and Twenty-hfth 235 Columbus ave New YORK;
s9S and 726 Fulton st and 0s Rroadway Brooklyn Time
table giving full Information TT all stations
wrcTCOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY Will call FOR ana
check ba gage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
o-.,,rp MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

cn,.,e, March 27-There fairly active general
1870 fr rsttl, to-day. and the essened supply pre-
ted any further decline In prices Native beer steers
S largely al 81 6GdS %. common dressed tee s,rers
60 aosf o5 ana prime shipping cattle 50 ~gSo 90 Mesl
o. ~ s'eers 81 9Das5 80 Texas sieers ~ ~1so caves
There a very good trnle IN hos' Oh lpSsI
steady 60 easier prices 50 es
LINZ nsrtlv 2ifc Hogs sold largely a. SO - a
e. - '-rnn,r gnments brought - 'vINp W. hiu "a
80. f,r. heavy onefings found BUYERS ar )" "S - "
ga rirs 81 ao4SS In spite ~ eioriihu. re.rlp.s
81. In -heep was brisk and prices were mostly STEADY
-, .si...tle lots ard easy ror others Lambs - a.
81 ,s 80 largely AZ s. 5oqs' 50. shorn nocss - ,0g
E, ~ sheen sod an 81 JOIS3 for good lots IN fleece ana
=. COOS, Is Receipts-Catue. 1890 head, hoss' "'""
head sheep. 2o|" heac
cincinnati March Hog strong 81 @pS3 ~ Cat
,i u,ef 81 75us5 sheep steady, s. Jogs 90 LAMBS
easy. Siuso u"
f.,s, nurao March 27.-Recepis Of sale and through
,t,ie sheen and boss during the fcrtyeigh hous end
"a nj noon today cattle ~ carr, sheep ana
ta,rns 30 cars hogs 49, Shipments-Cattle III
cas-. ,heep and lambs - carr hogs. - cars Aatte-
The market TO-DAY decidedly on II was dlncut 10
e.t h,ris n prioe= f0r buyers bid lower rom Ire
81 while sellers tried T., hold hTm on the prices The
.r.i nnrrinp. 10 loads including 40 Loads or
t.aunda -lck-rr The general market was from 10 80
a.. Lover and unsettled AZ that. Good 10 best fnonh
S expor cattle s. lO0s5 40 good 70 best ~ sOgso -
exp,rt bulls 81 15GSi GOOD 20 choice butchers steers
Od 81 good fs bulls. 81 Boa 81 ~ trraeI
hnll. 81 g,Qf3 so good beet fat heers sass " TAR
10 rod heifers 81 T5qsl mixed fat ana heisrs
good to choice s. 50dS3 10 fat cows good 10 host IS 20
asa common good DO s3rfS 20; stockers ehofe7 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROADS..

All through trains stop Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
. Trains Grand Central Station as follows:
o'"o ENTIRE a sTA frfe'i Ex xfnlss IMfTEp
Easiest uan in the World Due BunaIo' So De.
NIAGARA Falls. 5.32 p. NJ; Toronto. 800 = M D
- .tro II 10 =. NJ Limited TO It's seating capac,,,u,
S.4o a: Mast MAIL. Daiiy-For BuHa'o N'As"A
1870 A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS except sunday l For
- Buffalo and all important New York SAFE PM Cxrr
LOO SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED ana c,ncn-
CAGO SPECIAL Daily--For Columbus; ,. .sn'"
800 M.--TROY AND ALBANY spECi e'
Sunday Stops important stations, n. so,,
o.3O +. MAKE SHORE LIMITED. pauy--..y,.lsni
train % ChicagD via Lake shore, D eIooonc ana
n.1 a. NJ. due Chicago 4So r. M S'
600 p M-wosTERN EXPRESS Dany-Fo- Mia ga
j, ~ Falls. Toronto. Cleveland Detroit ara -or Troy
o.~o = M-NORTHEnN EXPRFs7s. I n fo,,aws
30 p. M.-ADrPONDAcR MOUNTAINS AND So''
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily --,yr,rqTrRN
500 p M,-BUFrALo AND soe s,ar"ra Falls
,revssn5 Cincinnati Indianapolis snd s., roI oss.n.
9.1S =. M-PAcIFIc EMPRESS. Dai,y.rm and ox-
burg Niagara Falls Cleveland enc a.,h,rr road
1910 nlEht-MrDNIGFT EXPRESS r." sunday
nights. Chicago sleepers leave az BIO.
pApLrN DIVISION. -, eurs,v 20
e.15 a. NJ ana a.55 p. M.-psly except sun'A'' -
Pi,;sned. Sundays only Of o2o A ~
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Iight -.., c,,,,,
Ticket and Wagner otrces AZ Grand Cs nf, p-o.swsv
oss Columbus Ave CT Yves, i25:h St i25 5no T,on 81
nrd lasth e. Station New YORK 33s and IZo rum" '
ard Joe Broadway = d BROOKLYN. - 49,. vo,k
Telephone '27po Thrty-eighth Stree so,e, or resi-
GEORGE n DANIELS General PASSENGER AEeI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
o.

New 1ofk Mdlcn i''F
COFFEE-In response - decline OF va ? franc a.
Fsvr4 and decline % partial = psnnlg az Hamburg
the trading 2 Brazilian coffee futures In our o"n
market today shade lower. opening STEADY a. a.
OF points tho market ruled fairy ste44
ana moderately a-'ive DURING % the session RIO
caties crrte8 of 90N hsgs there were no oiAe
-a.,.,-s r., Rio santos owing 10 holohf
Business here A. no time heavy The market ie.s
character the increased warehouse a'
l~e-es ia con bags serving check confident selling
~ --e other hand the yet heavv American visible IN
6,.As sn,~.s - hold n awhile Sales thc call Were
1900 bags % ud1ay "a bags and for the oaN -o''
Nsrs vtr market finally unchanged - points loWe
Tbs e4.e~-.- market steady with Uadlng or TAR
volume spot coffee ruled fairly steady IN tone M Va
o,,--rniv urcrarqed lG for invoice lots or 20 :
D. Pecer-s RIO last week were ~ 600 bags an n
.--e-ts m th- same period - 900 bags mainly u
- T-re6 state The Santos weekly statement wac IN
conrlete TIE fotsl amount : American vaieao.s o D.
,r.es the % S2S hacs against S4o4S oasS
.fe r-sv.oi. week and ga.1.l tsCs wear ago.
The rs-r GO - contract prices in tho local market 'oa
VA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28

Through trains leave New-Y0rk. foot OF Chabers>ts
as follows. and live minutes earlier fiom West -od-st
A. M.--Vestbusd Express daily for B.rgnantJn.
wavery, E!mira. buffalo. Bradford Arrive blraio
r NJ Paror Bunalo -.
2rJO P M.-Vestibuled Dnited-Fsst mail daily. solio
rain Tor Chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 a. NJ. chicago.
Ep NJ Slepeers 70 Chicago. Cleveland and Cneirnat-
Dining Car. -.,&.. ,.v.-...
dsii~ Arrives al Bunao 7:O5 A. 81. Bradford TO A.
Nj jamestown 100 A. NJ. Youngstown 10. A. NJ
Cleveland II 80 p NJ. seepers Buffalo and Cleveland
CAFE Library Car. .- x-,,
Wsvery and Chicago Sleepers u Hornes'nie' Cheasa
M az, Its LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
Il EXAMINATIONS q. III. ii3 26i s0i ana a5T Droa6-
nav i27 Bowery l25th-st and 23 West l2otn-
at Chambers and vest 25t st ferries Ne%,1ork: $50
E"boken and Jersey City station New-York Transfer
Co calls for checks baggage from hotels and resi-
derces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28

extra quality 81 1894 81. common 10 good % 81 'gg
fe iers good 70 extra 81 25aS4 20 common 70 GOD $ta
&. fresh choice extra good bags. S4-rSt,
good 10 choice s37a$42 sprinFcrs good 10 extra $3.50
s45 calves choice TO 81 500$5 49, good 10 choice
90 az "a heavy fed stock good color Stl 81 90 common
s3GS3 20 Sheep and lambsThe supply was hardly suf-
nclent for tho demand total offerings being but Sky
loadp The demand active and prices hrnl ana
higher The bulk u the good lambs were sold at s. SOC
ga, Win a fey sales az Choice % wool lambs
were quotabe at 50 s5uSG good 70 choice 81 6,gS5 -
common "a good 81 25qSJ good to extra wehers ana
ewes 81 5Ods4 offerings were cleaned up. and
the market closed Hogs-The offerings We're far
10 loads and the market opened active and steady with
SATURDAY Heavy were quotabie Al S44s q medium
s48S4 N, Workers So So %. pigs 80 500 So e2 with
so,o sales A. SO * roughs 81 2jNS3 SO. S2eOr
81 ~ Most Workers sold al Inside prices ana on
close somewhat the basis Of ~ 10 The
offerings were pretty we'll cleaned and the close was
tfpa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
CENTRAL R. R. or new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks "Eiectro-Pneumatic' Signalh
yrrL foot n Liberty 81.

rg g.Ss: + N:TfsFs 5s; q Is.ry f 81
Leaving a sd sGS's soa 5i5' Ferry so9
earlier than that given below for Liberty s.
except when "a Trains leave foot Of Liberty 81,
For Eason Bethie6em Allentown Maush c ~ Re-;
Eas:cnJ. f5t5 90 Essi:9, P sg%9iay', ''''
Fer wllkss6aTTe. P,t;son and Scranton 400 SIZE
r S R.s S9 and f HaTls5ars az ZOO . M
1905 ii go 10 Readnsj A. NJ l:so 40 800 ,sss
81 I SS to to R Rsfn ~ 1872 15H' S''SsS
% o SSaS1 S;s S a1 h. Ts%sss' Sunday"
''S' a NJ 100 A IL xxi s9S X hof TIE "lsat
FOR LONG HsANcH 9cEA sss GR9 p,Et &C. cc..,
ssS aga Ca F S ss S DOB 5 only s d
a. n NJ 20 n45 only 10 RED BANS $40 only e RED Bsns,
:.ssy tSrs ia laS: q sas a:s
80 ES' t5 A5e' 5D f,;,'f, s,e r. o@p
..so. $50. iOis ia a y. AS 40 i:aO P. NJ. Sun
Ls sSSsay. 1918 ~ $50 1913 A. NJ 49, $40 ~
For Tons i kDss ,nd saIS'ia $50 ~
For Atlantic City, vineand and Brdss'on' '''So A. NJ
s R:s'A s ss'psi 'Ps H so
''''' ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA B4A dS AND WASHING
-..s day. ' se 59oi ioaoe II ps,ns CAP NJ
s Ss 'GS S''? %s Sp; S,:s, 4.
B Bnns can es oS ~ No $50 SiG'i sS' ss
F,a5,P 81 ~' ds ss.s5y. s SSS H. 20 0 @
e. S''ii ss l. Rss ss + 4;
west l?5.h .. 25i Columbus Az New York , Court
burg The \ Y transfer Co. win call Tor and check
bssgass from hotels o. residences to destination
from south Ferry o.e5 .. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28

Boston March q Flour firm: receipts, 1850 hhls
spring patents. s. 1884 -; sp.ug bakers Sass 80
patents s3 S0@S 30 winter clears and straights
81 25GSi Cornmea quet s2@S+c per bag 81 sagsi 10
Per hb Corn quiet No - G44c. steamer yellow. s3c
oats frm receipts 20 3as bush: fancy 3aisc Nos and
3 3Sa3sisc Mnfeed steady. bran spring SIG - win
ter $7 -. Red Dog -four Sl7 % midtlings. SIS i3d
90 Butter firm Northern 22q22 &C: Western. Il "a
22i9c. imitation. 16G17c ladies. l4al5c. Cheese hrin'
Northern, 12i2dl2+c, Western. lli2Hl2c
Buffalo March 27.-spring wheat firm. No Northern
slisc. No = Northern. 77itc Winter wheat dull. 70
red 7Sc. No white. - %. Corn stronger. 10 yellow"
39i.c: No yellow. 3ss,c. 10 yellow. 5sc W corn
SIG. No corn - Q3Sc. 80 3d'2 csc. oats
demand and generally hrmer: \, white, ~
34i4c. No white. 33c. No white &c No mixed. Bic
y 900. Barey-IIftie doing. buyers ana
sellers apart: spot. SEC choice 53q5ic: medium
1880. grades. 15A1'ic,
52u54c. Rye dull. 40 > track nomnaly 60 Flour
steady host patent spring. s4nSi - bakers straight
srng 7j1S4 balers clear spring Sass 90 low grace
spring. 81 75aS2 = best family winter - sGGS3 20
patent winter S40S4 -. clear winter 50 oG$3 10, low
grade winter. 81 75Gs2 . graham best. 81 -
Chicago March 27The leading futures ranged a. FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
NAVAL STORES.

err,s i0s half cent day. following an easier ru.
ing of The savannah market and slack inquiry oei.lY
or The other hand rltn Was quite sieady ana NJ,
.rai, arVe Private dispatches from southern
,,t.f err'ne.. In resins Tar had little demand and
closed quiet. Quotations follow
TAR Regular. ~ o.. oft hble. s. -
SPIRITS TtEpENTINE 45'. Ti6r. go ., -
Tpsf~ Common o. good strained 81 i1is. =. - 4er
81 5n. r. 81 o. r. 81 g y 81 -. J. 81 50. X - NJ
{. ~ y s. 90 g. s. 80. " W. 81 80
STOCK OK HAND
hfhn N25 bhls
Tar
,,.,,..,o, March Turp,n,ln4 hrm NJ -. Rosin
ffeafy and unchanged. . a..
savanrah Mafrh - Spirits turp,n'ne hIm a. 4tt5i.
.-ieq zoo tir receipts ~ fosa firm sales III hhlr
-ecepts 2gf quoted \. and q. 81 oa u s. ~; p
81 io 81 20 q 81 .. ". 81 80. - bp' h ~ "" a.
a. -. \ 81 s. 80. IS ~. 3 o.
Wlimlngton. March 27-Spiriis turpen'ine hoIhinH
doing and prices vi hanged receipt ~ casks l'osin
dru AZ a5l 4N receipts 573 oAsks. crude turpentne
csipts 277 tbls
London Merch q -rup-niins. spirits, a2s I'd. Cal
cutia llnteed. tpot SIS lOsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28

sugar quite firm in tone though not Puotaby hsh
CaI for nuscovado centrifugal was extensive put
importers were slow dispose ~ holdings ~ the mo
mont The days total business was ony ihT- tI'tS
the basis Of 4ac for Nb test cenuliuBal
a. for 50 ard SAC for - test oasses
sugar The London market according 20 the oni.al
cable 'r sugar With Jeva quoted lIs Hnn Isr
refining Toe o. Hect sugar quiet WIN prices baf.F
ma March delivery quoted Hs osd ana Nph OF
lI,.r q. II -