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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

uoston March 1.-THE wool market has shown very
oiet t0ne during the owing 20 the continuous
minors ~ further wool combinations Territory woods are
oulet with sq42c secured the basis for fine medium
ana me Fleece dull and the sales made have
been Al lower prices ohio being cold al 21R26isc
The market Australian woods Is quiet The following
are Inc ourtatons fer leading descriptions: OHIO and
Pennsylvania neecss. and above g.oe NX, 26q2lc
xX and above. 2142sc. delaine 2s0.ec No / combng
yr. 40 2 DO 2SQ19c. Michigan Wisconsin, etc.--A
Michigan 2ic. 10 Michigan. comblng, 2sc; No 2 do
%. X I Illinois. combing 2sc. No do. sc. New
YORK New Hampshire and Vermont &c; No New-h0Ik
New Hampshire and Vermont. 2sc deaine Mchgan' Ltg
o5c ITnvashed medium Kentucky and Indiana one
quarter blood combng 2lU22c three-eighhs blood. 20
5q Missouri one-Quarter blood. ccmblng google. braid
conbin1 lsalOc. lake and Georgia lDu2Oc. Texas
woos-sprng twelve months l4Jlt'ae' secured tSHife.
Terrttor, wools-Montanl nne medium and fine, l2uloc
secured 4d42c. staple. 45c' Utah. wyoming. etc mo
MEDIUM and nne I2di5c. secured 4Opi2c; staple. 49c
australian scoured bAsisCombing superhne. 1Og'2c;
good, 05a6sc. average d2gSc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through leave NewYork. foot Of Chambers ct.
follows. and 1--WE minutes earlier from West 2d-st.
300 4. M.-Nestouei Express daily for BlnshamiSr,
Wayeriy, Eraira. BuTalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo ]
T. VI. Paror 20 Buffalo
2:OO 4. M.-Vestibulei lmitci-Fast mail daily solid
Tor Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 40 \. NJ ChicAso.
Z NJ Slepeerr 10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining
1880 l.. M.-Burai, and Cleveland Vestlbuied Express
daily. Arrives al Buffalo I.05 A NJ. Bradford 20 A.
N. jamestown 200 A. ~. YOUNGSTOWN o21 A NJ.
Cleveland 1890 r. NJ. sleepers TO Buffalo and Cleveland.
Cafe Library Car
DiIn u M.-Dallv soiid tram Cor Blnsham,on Elmlrs
Waverly and Chicago seepers - Hornellsy!e Chicago
and Cincinnati Dnlng Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
COMMODArloNS az III. il3. POI. i0i and e67 Broad
way III Bowery, i00 East l2S,h-st ana i25th
St Cham6srs and Nest 2sdsi. ferries NeW-Y0rk: 33l
sd sou tutonst Is Breadway Brooklyn. l22 Rlver-st
Hoboken and Jersey city alton. Nsw-York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage hotels snd rss-
dences. $50 49,
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Railroads.
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL

o. All through ralrs stop at Albany Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
- 9, Trans leave Grand Central Station as follows:
ENTIRE STATE tTf:' EX iIT9Es LIM i1'iS'
astst ua!n IN the World. Due Buffalo. - p. NJ;
NIAGARA Falls. 5.32 7. NJ Toronto 900 =. NJ: De-
@ ,u9it' u 10 =. VI Limited to us seating capacity
S.4o A. Mast MAIL. Daiy-For Buffalo Niagara
80 Falls and Cleveland.
1880 a " DAY EXPRESS except sunday. For
, oo buffalo and all important New York State points
I'oo j. soU1vIUEsTERN LIMITED and CHI-
CAiO SPE 'lAL paly--For C-lumbls Clnch-
., natl, indianapolis St Louis. Detroit and Chicago
$50 M-TROY AND ALBANY Special. except
No SUNDAY. stops 81 important stations. .. 49,,
0.3O T. MAKE SHORE LIMITED. naiy-24-hou,
train % Chcag,. via Lake shore Due Cleyelana
- eparior onlv
600 p. M'-wreTERN FvpRrss psIv-For NlaVara
a ~ Falls. Toronto Cleveland Detroit md Chicago .
M Montreal M o~cen' Satu'd1vs ror Ottawa -
40 M.--ADrpoNnACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
- No. TREAL EMPRESS. Daily.
SPECIAL. Daily-For Burais. NlaTara All"
- fIevelanf. Cinc'rra'i r~fi7ronolls and 81 bouis,
9.15 M.-pAcTFrc EXPRESS Dsry--For osaens rs
burg. Niagara Fails Cleveland Chicaso.. ana 80. ss
1910 night-MrDNTGHT EXPRESS. For csic Tgc:
every night excep, Sunday nights. Sunday
nights Chicago sleeners leave AZ e;io
HARLEM DIVISION. .
C.15 4. " md 3.IC = M.--0aly. except sunday 10
Ptsfeld. Sundays only n, 020 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pntsch LIGHT. 49,,
Ticket and Wagner of1ces at Grand Central sts,ion'
235 Columbus Ave. 81 i25th ST.. 18Th g STATION
and i3Sth Station New YORK 23s and T26 Fulton ST.
and JOG Proafway. r. n. Brooklyn 100. o. 49,, vo,r
Central Cab checked from hotel or resi-
dence nv Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool March IA. 4 p. m.-cottou-Spot. moderate
business. prices 1874 lower American middling. far
3 2o-32d: good midng e-l6d; mdddlng 3Ad, low mid
ding 3 led good ordinary, 81. ordinary l8-6d The
sales q day 1900 bales. Of which coo were
Tor snecuaton and export and included 1920 American
Receipts 5000 including 1900 American Futures
openel quiet with moderate demand and closed steady
American middllng. l. m. e.. March 2O-6ig3 2l-oid
buvers March and April. 2Od4Q8 2l-64d buyers. April
ana NAV 2OG413 21-54d buyers; Mey and june 2l-8fd
BUYERS June and July 2i6fN3 226ii buyers July and
August G4d sellers. August and September 81 $40
90 td buyers September october. 2l-O4d buyers
october and November 20d4Q3 2164s buyers; November
and December. 3 2O-6443 2l-64d sellers December and
January 2o64d3 2l64d sellers January and February.
3 20 eiq3 2l-64d buyera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions fog The Tribune
y received az their Uptown Office No l242 Broadway
"a door north Of 3ls-st, until O'Clock m; advertise
mens received the following branch OFFICES at regular
cor 23d-st 1872 6th-ave cor. 2th-s Maeys oth-avs;
ana iith St l42 Coumbus-ave near West b5th 100
Nest 42d-s Gth-ave.: 02 East l4th-st: 2ot West
42d-st between 7th and Sih l59 East ith-s lSo
3d-aye between 18th and 7Ith l026 3d-aVe, near
6st-st: LOS lstaye. near s9th-s 500 3d7ave, near
4sf asa 3i-ave; 30 Bleeokerst.; 325 Beecker-st'
pos 3d-svt 240 Eas, 70th-st 92i 3t-sve 2Z 3d-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March l4-There fairly active demand
Tor c,e today and prices showed particular change
Fancy cattle brought 50 80 50. choice steers 70 VW
81 a. medium steers GJa 81 %. beef steers ~ SO
50 eD sockers and feeders. 50 jOg$t '0 ouls - oUa
81 10. cows and heifers s. 30HN Western req steers
i,ts5 500 Texas So 4OGSi 50. calves 20 CO.'S
ris nsss I'm hogs brisk previous prices, Fa!r y
choice So sOdS3 95 packing lots 50 %laSS ~ niHed
81 CASA S. butchers 50 6JNS3 20, light IS UiSJ - q
nig So 21aS3 IS Trade sheep was rather SLOW win
trlces shade Common - prime mHttons brought
s3Qsl %: export sheep 81 iOuSi -; yearins - Dug
81 20. lambs 81 25QS5 % Receips-Cattle. 100 head
hogs. 10000. sheep. ls.oCD
Cincinnati March i4-Hlss active and strong, 81 &c
81 90 cattle steady s. 1885 10 sheep strong. 81 3g
81 % Lambs strong. SiaSO 80.
East Buffalo. March il.-Recepts Of sale ana through
cattle sheep and hogs during the tweny-four hours
ended ~ noon day Cattle. 10 cars; sfeep and
lambs cars; hogs IL cars sh.pments-Cattle "a cars
sheen ana lambs cars: hogs cars Caffeine mar
~, vas hare u offerings to-day. bat the feeling was
r strong with yesterdays close. In the absence Of any
thing like good Invoices 10. the balance of the Week
head Of calves, which were quota
be on the basis Yesterdays prices Choice 10 extra
SO 75S7 good 70 choice 81 2juS8 90 sheep ana lambs
There was practically market az there was only one
Lad on sale ready clearance OF yesterdays safe
stock gave "a good the market ana prices were
shade cher Nominally lambs were qutaDle 'hoce U
extra at s. OaS5 So good 10 choice 50 $3.50 i far 70
GOOD s. iO4s5 o. sheep choice To extra, - oOlSf 90
good - choice 81 25a$l 80. Hogs-The offerings were
light 3 loads The market good for the Few oads
here Heavy quotable at - 90; medium SV2,
Workers 50 054S4. rougs So 4oqS3 80; stays - ooV
s. 10. All cleaned UP and the close was strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
CENTRAL R. R. or NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic signals
Stations New-York lot q Liberty ST.
South Ferr. Whitehall - - ..
1--WE minutes than that given below for Liberty Ss
aims leave foot % L'hertv 81.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk Sc
1900 7l5. $40 A. " % 81. % Eesonl 20 ts;to 20
Easton) i5i5 C7:3o 70 Easton) p NJ Sundays. '4'3o
Il 90 to Eas,on) A. NJ. 100 $50. 500 ~ o.,o
For WgkesosSTe ep,t,s:on Ard scranton 400 BIO
For Reading and Harr shurg at 400. 't3o IS sle
1000 II 30 TO Read.nsl NJ. 1880. 430. 500. 49,
('g.Oo to Read.nr) r ". 1915 night SUNDAYS. ":3o
Gl:3O to reading a. NJ. 1900. 1870. $50 Goo r. No
For sunbu-y Lewisburg. and Williamson, =, 400.
40 y 4 ~ L. Zoo Zoo l:so s:co y i2is nsai
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Rcd Bank Long Branch Asbury PARK Ocean
Grove and points south Point Pleasant $50 co;so
only q Gro. $50 nO:l5 only % Red Banjo II; 80
NJ q - only ~ Ped BsnO. $40 only % Red Bankl.
'il5 4:4o 0l5 p NJ Sundays stops az Interiaken ,os
Ashury PARK arl Deem Grove) 900 oioI' only to hs-
For Atlantic Heh,ands '4:ac $50. 1880 4 n, Las
"' FOR LAKEWOOD.
$50 $50 io;l5 A NJ. i:i5 3:4o' $40 F. NJ Bun
~ LafcSaTs' .4so $40 1918 A. NJ. las. s4o .to
P VI sundayr 'loi5 \ Il ..o =, a..
For Toms RIVER al Barnegat. 'i:SO. $50 A. NJ i'f''
4.iO p NJ SUNDAYS. 'l0:l5 A. NJ. .
F,r Monmouth Reach e~ab-irh, and Highlands Of
Nsves'rk $50 $50 ,so A NJ. LAS. 4:i0 p. NJ
SUNDAYS 900 W. IN y "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15

as 90 ?,2gs Flour S sa and %ad ne
corn 3li, a3li4e 70 oats 26'9e ~ whit -S4S ~
90 sss No &''f iay.eel Northwest 8 iss prime
o5y ee s. - o 2o TX Ps, s I5 G5os 81 IA
s. s5 dry sailed shoulders locNedl - 2opS' 81 SOY
clear SIDES boxed s51Sl 90 whishey q l.ess N
On ,fS Pioiuce Exchange lo-day the butter market
Egss steady: flesh ISc. Cheese steady creams lo'49
9s March corn a% 'a 10 Wheat ns: g'F S3
Pc oats lull: No mixed 3O'ac Rye quiet no ? &c
i7qI9c dairy l2isc Sugar steady. Eggs h.m' lie.
Cheese firm
~ Mares Itweeat s'faay , No y N0T'hs so
bailey steady No > 4so sample s7ais'ac
Minneapolis March 14.-wheat firm; March estc Nay;
S %or,ber5 s7sc 30 Yorrhcrn e54c Flour quiet and
unchanged. Bran Unchanged
Philadelphia March 14-Wheat nrm contract grade,
March. 7is. G55c. Corn quiet No mixed March SsAg
g oat: were sh9as we % 4ed cnped s9
s4c Flour dull and weak. winter super. So l5Ts2 40 do
' 81 9ss % wt r9T winter Clear
Sc i0a$5 3d. do straight s. $5a 5o do patent s. So@
a. s5 Sa,s sTts & % Rye dour 50 per bo Buck
wheat -four aW - 25aS 81 rr S ID for Do n eyo b"sef
VS. erm and 1diisc higher. fresh nearby. 14c do
WsseI ac &c acco bbs 1000 sacks wheat
rrents~Wheat 900 bush corn 2isooo bush oats H.
900 bush
St Louis March I4Tour armsr patents s. $50
s. el s'raighIs % i'S ar, 10 red casf 72c track
Pc March 72sc May 72hG72%s;; July; SIl1c; 70
hard 66c. Corn hrmer. No cash. 81: March g. &c
Nav 5$ July $&5se 0@,s 5 aTm " cath a.
March go a Nay Tas K? .S SSg east track soc Butter
Grm: creamery isa22c: dairy. i9Gi7sc. Eggs higher
Toledo March i+wseat higher ar%sr No esss
Sls &c. oats dun steady; ~ mixed cash and May
2c bs du pme ea6 DID, s. new cash and
March 81 asked. oil unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15

COTTON-business in cotton futures continues within
conservative The opening call developed steady
o! prices about equal
dave closing figures The near positions showed
cline - 20 points and the far months unchanged prices
80 an advance points. Gradually the general market
leyelled up a gain Of 10 points on yesterdays
rlosire figures trading FOR time quite active Later
thce steadicr feeling But business subsided and
local IN possession. Prices advanced 20
font 3 10 > points under yesterdays closing figures
Houses with Liverpool connections started buying
mont ana gave attention 10 present crop positions
These they bought with degree Of freedom. being
disuosed take the talk % decreased
and rnaer receipts. Touching these points ideas be
coming rather bearish III" local neld although
coneldorablc caution IS sim manifested on both sides
ending more definite information. on this account the
s.,lnuC a. faeirees moderate to-day. There
se fear u further insiaIncns Of long cotton which
-rc,4 cause General selling. however
was restrained by continued reports - favorable char
ec,er from the Southern spot markets from the New
neand pinners and also regarding the condition Il the
for cotton goods. Of fO-days
a OF points In the afternoon
,be rincpa phase the local situation the dis
,osition 10 move with caution. The market was finally
Quiet and steady with prices unchanged 20 points net
higher . -,-.. -. A.. too,t -,,rt,. - t.y
yyfs al follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15

as compared with exc and csc respectively
Sales Of 40 bales included 40 for consumption and 100
bales delivered contracts Spot cotton In Southern
Quotations the basis Of mid1llng) was tele
graphed the Exchange follows: Mobile dull bsc
&c decline Savannah quiet l5-l6c; Charleston quiet
Sac bid: Wilmington nrm. &c: Norfolk steady l-i6c
Baltimore nominal. 6isc. Memphis dull &C. 81. Louis
quiet &C. Augusta steady Gi5c: Galveston quiet. 6i.c
New Orleans steader. 5Nc
The export movement follows:
Great Britain. France. Continent.
Total to-day ............. lsi6 1000 GsaS
Thus far this week TICS l0.fpl 1888
Total September !. COS SEQ 646Doi 263 5oj
Receipts at Nev-Orleans Tomorrow officially
tlmatcd 10 be 1000 5000 bales against COCO bales
actual last week and s57s bales year. Tcmorrows
receipts Houston estimated 1880 10 400 bales
against G47 bales last week and l.O24 bales last
Receipts the ports and Interior points to-day.
pared with the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
NANAL STORES.

No further change developed to-day IN naval
stores While demand only fair holders, neverthe-
Offering concessions Spirits turpenllne
steady the basis ot ic Tor Southerns and 4sc
for machine-nlado barrels Resin showed hrmness At
well susta,ned prices Tar closed quiet and without
change Quotations follow:
TAE-ReCi'ars. 81 j.: oiL hbis. 50 10
RoSIN-Clmmon 10 good strained, 81 b; E. 81 az
81 a. II 50. H. 81 CO. 81 20. K, 81 30; NJ g y
y 81 30; W q, SO. " ". 50 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
From foot c: L.s--,y ST.
Week days s4.O 500 1000. III 80 Dining Carr A. ~.
100 80 800 Royal Blue Limei) 600 Dining C,na;
600 p NJ. 1918 mdt Sundays 'i;3o 1000 ul30
Dining Can A. NJ 80 q Royal Blue Limited. % 90
Dining Can 500 2. NJ. IL IS mdt Additional trains lor
Philadelphia week days T45. 600 A NJ. $780, 200 43o.
80. 300 P NJ sundays. 900 A n. go p ~ G,
Tickets and parloI seats AZ foot OF Liberty sts
Whitehall St iI3 iT2. 2s 49,. ga 2s4 1913 Broad.
way 737 9Th ~. 81 = 18Th st. 1873 East l2,th 81, 20
l25;h 8. 25i Columbus Az. New YORK = Covrt
St. $50 Fulton 81, Brooklyn; % Broadway wilams-
burg The " Y. Transfer Co. Will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels residences 70 destination
'TTron Liberty 81. only.
tfron South Ferry AZ s:25 y. VI.
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Railroads
NSYLVANIA
10 RATLRoA

70 HAILHoAO
STATIONS FOO, OF West Tweniy-thre street and D''-
sgThs leaSs lime from Desbrosses and corta1,ds
Streets Is minutes later than that given pe''" ''
7So FAST MAI-Pgl.man Buffet p Ps5I9T Car q
chicago no coaches 70 Pl.isSsfs. ..
S." FAST ~ rls2'laPS
Compartment Sleeping Dining. smoking ana Onssrsai
insans ss fI[ n Tsfaso s. io '0''''
LOO r. VI. CHICAGO AID ST. LOUIS hHF r5sss,-
for Nashville via cnciAnatD. lndanapohs' |"'~s''
$50 =. W. WESTERN EXPRESS -For Chicago. For
40 p. VI. sogrnwEsTERN ExPREss.-For Pia ,.
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati LOUISVILLE. in'a-APo"N
n@Sis Connect. Tor cieyS.sna .yeep, saturday.
Sleeping Car New YORK to Altoona. East Liberty Pits
0'" WASHINGTON AND rIrs Sa's souTH.
no S iSo ~ 10 ~ 40 s % co Sa5 iona al Par.
T and DnnS c,5 .29 Dsa,ns c' 20 % D ,o
Lin. all Parlor ana Dining Csrs,. 40 Dining car).
soT% ~ P,?' fff S2 d as"i "'fsj 1880
AfSN4i5e COAST ks3'ii % % I.s5 a-S
cEFSAPEHKE q niro Rim ga - ' m daily
FOR OLD POINT coNFoRT end NoRFoLk.-75o a m.
Mesk4qy and, ard no P m daily Az, ,..,r,..., and
oTsnd5 srces 20 @ through sS Ve. g5 edm Tn
fA Is ny MAYl H:s e. ~,;s9 ts.o s,s.v,, Ocean
Grove and Pon, Pleasant 0rom Yves, Twenty-thiri
Street station $50 a ni L. 20. 800 and 80 D. m
sundays 30 a. m, 40 ?. r. from Des6rosse. and
Cortland Streets 80 l25p 2 40 and $40 m
sundays. r. n. 2 5 r..
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 20 80 o. 80. - $50 penna. Limited, ESQ
Dining carr. 1880 dining Car ii.5o a. n 1850
80 ? -. $50. ~. 40 dining carr. 40 Dining
Can. $50 Dining CaD. 40. $50 ?. n.. Il - night
sundays 10 ~ $50 32o go rimited). $50. 1912,
Dining carr n n 1880 $50 DINING Car. ESQ. $50
80 (Dlaing carr. 40 DINING Carr. $50 Dining car)
40 $50 D.. m 1905 night
Tickle, osces Nos 46i ga 1890 1872 III and pol
Broadway. | Asor House. West Twenty-thiri street
station q resnrosses and Cortland
streets court $50 Fulton street. % Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn. station;
Jersey Ciy. TIE New York Transfer Company VIII
cell Tor check baggage hotels end residences
through 10 destination.
Telephone '2757 Eighteenth Street for PennsylvaniA
J. b. Hi-rCHINsoN J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. v. Y. AS foliows
and 10 m. later from foot Of w. 42G ST.:
I2ii5 p. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Daily fo'
Albany Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Faus
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and ST. Louis Arrives
Chicago and 81. Louis afternoon. Dining Car
6:1J p H. go II. later foot w. 42i ST.. Chicago ana
St. Louis LiSted; Daily for Utica; Syracuse, Eoen-
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Deticlt.
Cleveland chicago and ST. Louis. ~.
1870 r. NJ Daily for Utica. Syracuse. Rochester Buff
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto. ,,.
s;45 r. NJ Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse, Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleve-
land. Chicago and ST. Louis. -
Time tables az principal hotels and ofrcNs. Baggage
checked from Hotel Residence by Westcott Express
q r IAMPFET. General Passenger Agent y. Y
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STOCK



Spirits turpentne Loo o
London. March i.-Turpcntine-splrits 32s Cd
Uuninrt., y g. March l4-Sp.rlts turpentine steady
a. 4i0f4sc. receipts - casks Crude urpentine firm at
354S2 80. receipts blls Rosn firm AT GcNSl,
cep's 2lS bbs Tar firm 81 receipts. 5o2 bbls.
savannah. March 4-Sp.rts uiQentne lrm at f4c;
saes ~ bills receipts go firm and closed un-
changed sales. 1890 bis: receipts. 4.O'O.
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..ts ~ har At New-York for week endIng March "a:

Ixorfs % hay for the week q 3l7 Destination:
Lodon 2lG bales Liverpool 3l6 bales: Glasgow. 1880
bales Cuba 96G bales Santiago 5000 bales, Kingston.
1873 bales. Porto Rico. 2ll bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
PAITIMORC r. OHIO r. r

SCHEDULE N EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. ls9s.
Leave New York whitehall Terminal, South Ferry and
foot ot Liberty Street
.Daly Except Sunday. tsundays
CHICAGO c490 a. from Liberty street only)' 'lZo
D. m and 'l215 night
CT cSTTNeerNTATf. ST. LOtTs .a.55 a. m '555 p. n.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 100. 800 (Dlnerl
Ill . a. m. (DneC fl255 p m. 'i25 Diner. - %
("Royal Limited" Exlusve Pullman Tram, - %
DINER, 1913 p. and '12.lo night NORFOLK tl2o
?. m. 49,.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ofices: 49, 172, POI, 43i 1884 Bway, 81 Z; lith-st
1917 Bowery, ~ Y: 800 Fulton-st.. $50 Graham-aVe
brooklyn: whitehall Terminal Baggage checked fron
hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15

Elo-CoMe4 market weak; 40 7 Rio. $500 exchange.
$50 receipts, 1900 bags 1.-TWO days. cleared f0r the
United states 10000 bags. cleared FOR Europe 1900 bags.
STOCK. 2sS go bags.
Late IN day 5000 Rio coffee sold az Gisc
eX-sip this being equivalent regular sale 3ljc
The Official price was advanced to oslo.
Tho sintlslcal plsDn Of Brazl coffee follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15

Foreign coffee markets-Santos-C Coffee market quiet;
good average santos. $500; receipts 1900 bags two
dat 81: stock. J22 90 Hamburg-C flee market
opened y pig advance, a. 20 Mt y .fg higher
SALES 700 bags Havre-Conee market opened steady
D frame at p. barely steady. unchanged, closed net
2. franc higher total sales 5000 bags.
February .........$s p Aagnst &c .
Ap- ............. 81 - 0,ober .............372 q
May ............... 80 90 November ..........35)
June ..............362J December -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ros,on March i4-F!our dull: receipts. 2675 bols;
snr natenfs 81 qOGs4 So spring bakers 81 s0Gs3 5O
8ne patents 50 as 25 winter clears and ' sasI %
her Dbl Corn quiet; receipts 430S9 bush 80 -
steamer yellow 42i2c oats quiet taney 30 aSS; as
winter $7 5o RED Dog aour 81 LASS m WssaTn
o6i o. Imitation 15GlGc ladies'. l4c Cheese STEADY
Northern. lisai2c; Western. l2Qi2he .
Buffalo March l4sprng wheat n fair aemah i s
No red 75c bid: No white. 75c asked ~ ezra
yeiiov, r. &C. No yellow 36isc; No corn +a3S &c
r. q com 3eG36Lc Oats quiet and easy; No whl'e
90 o ~ ~hite 32s G32a.c: No white 3iac NJ ?
mixed sic; No mixed. 3cc; BARLEY unchahseo' N.Y.
dull 80 . on track. &c asked Flour quiet
Chicago. March HThe leading futures ranged as FOL
lows:
Wheat No. 2: Opening Highest, Lowest coslns
I,iy ........ Gs = aces 69Sg6O9. 0sis o91soSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
CHICAGO PRICES.

receipts ot breadstuTs interior points in thousands
last three cpAers ,ooO omitted -four bbs grain huSh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
THE MARKETS.
MAJESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

NeW lCTN, MaIDU n, IoNV
Potatoes. Ohls ........ y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
THE MAY TERM BEGINS.
Many Cases Set for Trial In the Law
and Equity Court.

The Law and Equity Court met yester-
day Tor the May term. with large at
tendance OF the city bar. The docket
of lo9 cases was called through, and eacn
set for trial.
Judgment in favor Of Agnes II. Gates
against Wilhelmina Tanner and ID. ;.
TreVillian for $50.
The following, cases were dismissed: II.
c. Laughton against w. X. Reynolds y,
Co, Pcary Brothers against l.. Fell
heimer; Steinberg Brothers against the
same.
Motion for judgment was entered in the
case of Brown Brothers against c. L. Roy
fer Sl10.93.
philip Johnson was tried in the Hust-
ings Court on the charge of breaking
into d railroad-car and stealing a lot Of
shoes He was given three years.
Ernest Kessler, charged with stealing a
watch and chain from c. w. Splitting, is
now on trial.
A marriage license was issued TO An
drew J. Cascie and Jennie Hardy.