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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-06

FOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED THoUs-
and cabbage plants, Succession and Drum
head. Inquire at John f. Tietjen, 225
West Broad street.
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TO RENT, POPLAR GROVE AND
Egypt plantations; Savannah Back river;
265 acres planting land; terms easy. Apply
to james r. Rutledge, Charleston, S. G.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-06

D-MISCELLANEOUs.
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WANT TO HIRE FOUR MULES OR
horses. Apply TO ]. u. LaRoche q East
Bay.
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FOR RENT-sTOREs.

FOR RENT-STOHES.
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FOR RENT, STORE SUITABLE FOR
grocery and bar Broughton and Price
streets. Apply Mrs. Baldrige.
FOR RENT, STORES 1876 AND 1877 BAY
street. lately occupied by Msssrs NJ. 8.
e. d. A. Byck; immediate possession. For
terms apply to Geo. w. Owens. Attorney
at-LAw.
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has made effectual attacks on intemper-
ance. He presents facts in a smooth way,
without any effort at the declamatory de-
livery usually adopted by temperance lee
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G. II. DORsETT, Auctioneer,
VIII sell MONDAY. 9Th. at ii O'Clock.

Single Pieces, Bureaus, Bedsteads.
Wash Stands, Handsome Walnut Marble
top Set, Sofa, Elegant Gilt Chairs. Wal
nut Wardrobe, Mattresses, Mating. Will
low Chair and Stand. Refrigerators. Desk
and Book Case, Cooking Stoves and Par
Tor Heaters, Oak Bedroom Set, Hand
somely Upholstered Parlor Set, Mattress
SEES, and sundry other articles
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-06

FOR SALE AT AUCTION, CAR LOAD
horses, just received, and will be sold al
auction by YounRlove & Supple, Brough-
ton and West Broad streets. Tuesday
next, at II o'clock.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI-
TORS

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas, Mary Cahill has applied to Court
of Ordinary for letters dlsmIssory as ads
ministrattix on the estate of Julia Meal
Ian, deceased.
These are, therefore. TO cite and admon-
ish all whom II may concern to be and
appear before said court to make objection
df any they have) on or before the 9TH day
of March, next. otherwise said letters
will be granted
Witness, the Hon. Hampton l.. Ferrill,
Ordinary for Chatham county this the 3rd
day of December, 1893.
FRANK Il. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o.. G. G.
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CYPRESS SHINGLES. CALL ON US
for best manufactured cypress shingles al
prices ranging from $50 TO 1926 per thou
sand, according to grade; boats can load
at the mills. Vale Royal shingle Mills.
HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR, WITH
electric motor pump and water tank. COM
plete, can be bought cheap on liberal
terms Apply Leopold Adler
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT, TWO UPSTAIRS OFFICE
rooms an building corner Congress and
Drayton streets. Apply on premises 10 j.
Il. Tldwell.
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BUAIIDING.

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BEST BOARD IN THE CITY $3.50 PER
week Sl7 West Harris street.
PLEASANT ROOMS, FIRST AND SEC
ond floors; private bath; table boarders ac-
commodated. 232 Bull street.
BOARDERS WANTED, FRONT
south room; good table. Table board. 2l2
West Jones street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. April l2-The cattle market to day was pro
vokngy slow and trade unusually late In getuhs
started buyers holding back and refusing TO bid AFTER
business fairly under prices were barely stesoS
Fancy grades sold 81 65as5 49, choice steers s. 3og
s. co. mediums "a 70qs4 95 beef steers. - WgSi %.
sockers feeders SO s0ds5 bulls 81 0Ons4 10; cows
Texas steers Sass 10. calves 50 J0gS6. There was
demard for hogs local and Eastern snip
ping account buyers succeeded in putting prices ABOUT
Sc the market ruling weak from the
50 5OaS3 72i2. mixed SO 60aS3 S2a: butchers ~ ooa
SO S7s lights s. 60d$3 50; pigs 50 30gs3 10; bulk OF
sales SO 75Qs3 Trade in eheep brisk. and prices
ruled the recent advance Lambs made up the
bulk OF oernga sold 50 50Gs5 90 for wooded and
754S5 * for Culs brought SASS o Colorado
lambs s. Western lambs. IS 5O4S5 %: wooded
steep 81 50as5: Texans and western - soasoI neaVy
Cattle. 1900; hogs ~ 900: sheep. 1000 o-a.o OIL
Cincinnati. April i2-Iiogs active at 81 35as3 3. z.
Cattle strong So 75as5 Sheep dull. lower. ~ 'oaso'
HuTaio April 2-ReceIpts OF sale and through cattle
sheen and hogs during the twenyfour hours ended az
noon to-day Cattle. SO cars sheep and lambs ~
cars and hogs II Shipments: Cattle, 50 cars;
sheen and lambs cars and hogs. cars Caffeine
offerings four loads with very ltie et 10 me
Calves were I'm light supply. fair demand and niue
stronger Choice were quotabe at 80 oonso 81
good 10 choice S5dsJ 80 Sheep and iambs-Ihe offerings
e liberal - loads and opened fairly active for native
lambs Western. as the demand Tor TINS KIND
is limited choice native wool lambs were quot
able SO 4Cqs6 30. sales mostly at INSIDE nguses oo
10 choice sGaSG 10: common 10 fair, 50 oOnS sheep
choice TO extra S. 2jGs0 i0 good to choice sonS %
conmon 10 fair 50 1884 Is. Western snbs opened on
tho basis Of 25dS6 35. but the close were haliy
oloabe above 81 p. and not all sold CLIP LAMBS choice
10 cvra 81 35GS5 good choice. SJ4S5 80; common 70
fair 81 5OGs5 clip sheep choice to extra ~ zogs4 Do
The general close weak. Hogs-The offerings were
light only ~ loads and the market was active the best
"a pigs So s5s3 90: roughs 50 ioa<3 co. stays 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS
New-York. April y. 1899.


BEANS AND PEAs-Thc home jobbing trade Is s,ill
The receipts running somewhat lighter and there IL
no disposition urge business at the expense OF an;
further concession IN prces We quote: Beans marrow
1soS choice bushel 81 4Ti4 do medium 1898 choice,
81 35GSf 37t pea 1895 choice 81 32 do red kidney
1885 choice 7b4Sl TN do white kidney 1898 choice
81 So do yellow eye 1898 choice. 81 37aQs 40 do black
turtle soup 1895 choice 81 70qsI 75 do lima. Calfor-
MIA 81 47i1@f2 80; peas bbls, 81 10; DO bags.
81 1qsi O5 Scotch bbls. 81 12h@si u; do bags
81 O7h
BuTrER-The demand Is falling little short Of fresh
consequence Strictly fancy creamery when wanted
OF expecting further advantage and there Is
disposition In quarters 10 concede little In price
in order to stock Frsts are slow al 2ea2O'.c and
very little demand for seconds Receipts OF state
dairy continue light but there Is an absence Of trade and
outside ngures very difficult 10 reach even for the
selection. Imitation Is sought for and
frm and a continued scarcity Of fresh factory Is making
quite strong market for all grades We quite Cream
cry. Western extras per N. 2ic: do nrss 2q2o1c; do
thirds seconds ie4i9hc. do State. extras Ohq2lc:
do rrsts i9sW2cc; do thirds 10 seconds i69iac state
dairy. hslf-nrkin tubs. fancy 9d2oc do nrsts IL
lsAc. do Welsh tubs fancy. lec; DO nrsts i7,alsnc:
State dairy. tubs seconds. 16917c do thirds. i4itq5c
Western imitation creamery fancy. isais.c DO nrsis
i6c; do arsts, i4hc do seconds i3xqi4e' DO lower
grades isdi3hc; rolls choice Hhdl5c, do common 70
prime. isailc; old creamery summer-made i49i7e; old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nsw-York. April u. 1899.

-.
prrvrs Rsceints were 10 cars. 20l5 head ncud-
ing "a cars direct slaugheres and 80 for the
MAKING WITH Iero M e en cry and at sxtiehs steers
were rather sluggish and prices shade 19wsr e Tw
srs ~ steers were held Medium to choice stee[
sod at s. aogsG % cS pe bulls at s. 2Sgsi is inferior
brine cows at s2as3 Is. Dressed beef rather slow AZ
cables were unchanged TIE American took out 40 cat
lie 70 London s foT quarters Of beef for
suzberger and the Brit'anie loo qTaTeS 40 or beef
stable fes Psnnsyv19ali91 ;,seT q;
s. "a 80 70 d" 1850 ~ at s. - DO i22i ~ at s. 90 -
sas'sf s.? s g i bun 2s" aG o g
Is. d. e 1880 ao d. $50 81 at e0 So go COW io ~
$40 Is Do $50 ~ At - 81 iI - Sc Si' ~ do at - e. n at
Sanders. II indiana i222 n a. So ?. Q
az E lse u ~ At s. o. 10 ohi1 do 75 n 81 10 Penn
COVE s7 ~ at 50 50. oO5 n. at 81 40 do 100 To-
d" McPSerson & co. % stable ed MARYLAND steers :, 10
10 at S. bulls 1850 n at 81 70 DO 1910 10 GA a. Il Il DO
70 70. cows iga' 10 =" do 1910 H. At s. So DO asc NJ at
Sc a. d. So H. at g 30. do SEQ n ut 81 80 d.
) shsmGsfs son; 10 Illinois steers ii'1 H. at /" 10
s Sherman cyr: Ohio Tag n a, s. a. 'o ;.
r At g ~ ms T. DO ~ sS 8 r. e. g a liza 81
q o 3; g % 10 1000 4 n at ai . Illinois do, ics N at
- Judd o. bulls. 80 NJ az 81 do' cows s2' 10
at = q o. curl. son. state $40 N $; a.
IL" ~ At 81 80: d. o+o NJ at g 10 DO 1913 n a.
"a az 10 81 ~ at 50 -; DO 0Ji NJ ~ - ~ ON
Sso n a, Al ~; DO $50 n al 81 40 do $40 ~ AT ~
IL DO. ai7 10 81 90 20 DO Ie at ~ 40 &c s o
q a. 40 7os n, At 81 IN. $50 n: al 81 ~ u =,
o r. n HUME a bulls. fs5 10. at " 90 i 90
80 -, q, "a 20. cows 1855 M At 81 81; do @2s 70
81 ~ q, do 1860 n. AZ 81 So a.. alS 10 at 80;
John pueey: bulls 100 NJ a, 81 .o J COW eo ~
Mullen. bun. 700 ~ At 50 Is; COW. NO No. ~
81 JsIilif.' AZ wight CO. bull 1900 IS 3d. o.
y e Bailey ! bull. 1000 n. ut ~ DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13

Mich cows-Recsp,s 1es head including SO
for s 10 sT s %' s
prices and the yard. cleared early Reported
en- SONS calves included most OF the sales were
sses-McPh.rson Co.: fresh cows calves included.
CURTIS So at ss sos sse and csv. .oasso
head " ' ~ 's MI" '' " T"' ~
! ! u H Hume Bro cow. and calves A. sse Is each
G b niII.nh COWS and calves at s2eSsS each
cALvEs~Rscelp,s were 1884 head including so d.
Of which ses7 at ana es1
1nas2g sS, There was slow trade IN i've calves me
While .'oeR @S wss ui Sg i io%sr %SSS.
s; f;S ss dressed veal: weak
per j. HV 81 a. ss G a. s. "a d @
la 20 s' s. on ns G' -, e d. s' ~ % s ~ s DO
st. s ii lis D. do a. r. n s e s g. 81 10 ssnsy a. So
,as &c g. Curt; Son q ysal: 81 n % DO
e r s. Il & l. g. 40 .. & 2 q = isnis g.
1879 10 at So fed calves. So5 n. at g.
s. as iss DO ias b. al S. ~ DO lie n at s:
80 do iS H. at 81 70; Is do ios H. at 81 20 do. o. No.
!, " Mullen s1 ?'G y'a' ss n so IS o. iss r.
S. = r g. iie r. ss 10 at ' =,
g. T. H. Hollis; yeals I33 No. at s. ~ 10 DO tG No. a,
d. h. o0 s g. d. isl a' e g s GC @
do s wFs, + Co. Do u. Ssa a $, s a. s. r. S
p Nelson veals. 40 ~ at s. So 1855 DO i2S ~
F. Bailey IL veals. 90 n. 50 so; fancy do, 10
Jgad g &C. CO gsaIs 1877 r. ~ IS - Do i =,
s %; II DO 10 T. s. 1914 Us do, 1913 ~ at S.
sanders Sa q vsa' 1870 n s co. IS d. i2i H. at
NJ Collins: os veaIs' i2s H. at S. sS do iIs n, at
Newton & Co.: 10 veas 100 ~ at 50 90
hend including IS for butchers direct and 20 for the
s q s which r IL S at cy nd D AZ lambs
made an advance Of 5ql5c good stock averaged lOc
ma" o'S
s medium o e s slipped do At st@s @ D15n
lambs at siass % Dressed mutton Arm saSc per 10:
% pei
o at Sc Co. rs 80 IS b. at 81 s. 2
~ at s. 20 i27 CLIPPED DO 70 On, H. at q, 49, 80 49,
p clipped DO. % (, n u at sss7s 's ''
Newton & CO..: 1914 unshorn Michigan lambs 50 n. a;
& 90 ie ss do SS 50 M b. at 5" 100 '.a'e 49, w. ~
H. Hume Brother 800 snshorn state lambs !: g io
g. az 81 g. q Clipped do ~ s. es. III
"a r. q 90 5 Go 81 he sa ss s es s
100 ~ at IS 30; i7c clipped do 50 ~ at - 49, 10 Bui-
h f@S Do a. 49, at a: 49, spring lambs at per
Harrington & Co: 2lo unshorn Buffalo lambs 81 ~
sheep, % ~ at s. ie clipped Ohio do. loi H. at So
% Buffalo do. 81 ID. at 81 80. -.
Hollis: 90 unshorn State lambs. 81 10 at SO 621s
unshorn sheep SO N. at s.; spring lambs. at
So % each $3.50
G. Dillenback: 90 unshorn lambs Is ib at SO 90
NJ. Collins: o unshorn State lambs, 60 h. at 50 80:
do 80 ~ at So; unshorn state sheep 100 no. at ~ 10
- spring lambs at 81 80 each. .
$. Judd & rs unshorn State sheep. IFS 10 al
s. 5o PENNSYLVANIA do, III 10 at 81 70 clipped state
do. 100 10. at 81 -
sanders: - unshorn State lambs IS N. at &c S.
spring lambs. 81 each.
J. G. Curtis & Son S spring lambs at s. each; DO
for 81 ,,,--
HOGs-Recepts were 40 cars 1924 head. including
about for the market Feeling firm and ordI-
nary prime hogs estimated to bring 81 O5d$+ =
per 10 Country dressed steady at 498c per ID Tor
extreme weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13

selling M 81 D6n. As nd for Lead a.
departments were dull and in some instances entirely
Sp0 copper was very scarce and strong on
ana abroad Vas pretty much as expected At the close
$40 80 nominal copper unchanged with spot very scarce
May and June quoted at SIS nominal Tin at The close
Lead closed quiet spot to May s. soqs4 a2ls speer
So $3.50 80 Closing cables from the London market
rep @ P6 h% spot g 81 iss 81 81 s
Soft Spanish lead quoted at IA los and spelter
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for moasses
lacked interesting new feature though ruling generally
centrifugal common liSsc fair i5aisc; good iea2oc;
Rico 27d3ec Syrups-common 12gl3c: fair l43G
OCEAN FREIGHTs"The market for berth fieghs
was quiet at The following quotation LiyerroO isd
Hull pad: Newcastle. PAD: Antwerp. lid; Hamburg
Rfs per co s sc o SGa0p g
TRL I'll s AID ar M o was good de
and coastwse trades but the exceedingly light offerings
Rates were very Arm For long voyage tonnage there
was Limited inquiry but vessels offer sPsngsy and
quiet in all departments and the tendency Of was
fGF ss sahs
@ s SS5S oil S very STEADY and psssd oil
tro;eum 10 points lower. oao,at!qns follow; E
SSs g. S sRG S g sGS
SsRp oPm crude s prime
mis isaise: prime summer. yellow 3sgs
White s2c prime Winter yellow soas2c Dsesd A%eri
can raw 5000 american boiled 'l9o2c; Calcutta raw
PRovisIoNsSThe market weak all day with chang
ing from Nav July the chief feature The close
practically the low point Of the day PORK Easy
$40 259sl2 25... BEEF-steady. Quoted: Mess 50
si5@si5 60 .D9 REEF HAMs%Du Quoted at SIS Soa
SO. DRESSED HoGs-Firm: Quoied Raccns. SIC,
Picked bellies steady Quoted smoking bellies 6-.c 10
western a, green e ? Mes Is @ greens *
@7iec: TALLowmEasy: city; 4hG4,sc; country;
easier quoted 81. Refined lard easy. Quoted: South
America g 25c Continent s. CO. Brazil kegs s. 80 Com
pound steady Quoted city 4sc: Western. 47sc
sTEARTNE-steady. Quoted: oeo. SIC hid; city lard
RIcE-The market was firm for all styles. including
RETAINS practically without change Quotations follow:
Domestic common low fair 3isN3&c: fair TO good.
4Sd5c: prime choice. 5%G64c head, e%97c: Patna,
SLc, Rangoon in bond 2i4 G3iIc
StiGAR-The opening Of the market found quite
cumuation out-of- town orders at hand and local
good part for the hard grades The market at the close
was very arm and active Quotations follow: Granua,ed
crushed 3%c: powdered and coarse powdered 5@sc
graduated and fine granulaed SIC; coarse granuated
ulsed Sic cubes SAC. xxx powdered and mould A.
Skc: diamond A. 5Lc: confectoners a. 51sc Nos ]. >
and g. 4ac; No T. 4eac: No s. 4s.c; No $3.50: No :.
No IL 4 1Sc Nos 49, IA. II and 10. 41tc. for
sugar there cessation in demand. and not the
slightest signs % a reaction. While prices remained
the basis OF 9-l6c for 90 centrifugal lice for
and 1915 for 80 test molasses sugar
there staple 10 be had at those rates. holders
for easier In though lower AZ 10
prices still being quoted l2s 81 and fair refining
dlve Sesr ~, a additional I'd to los SD April de1try
remained unchanged az los lad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations in New York. foot Barclay and Gnssshsr sS
VESTIBUIE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET CANE
PlNrSCH LIGHT.
S,OO A M-BINGHAMTOS MAIL stops At prihcipss
stations. .,,,rr.,o erp .SrcN RING
HANToN OWEGC. ITHACA. ELhIRA, sfkACuo1
Ara OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Bunet PafIW 81
az Buffalo with trains for Chicago ana points
20 p N daily,-Chicago and Buffalo vestibuled FL
mess for SCRANTON BINGHAMroN and ELMiihAs
Pniluen Buffet Psrior Cars to Elmra Throush meeR-
ipv cars and day coach Chicago arriving at +i9 r.
400, Ca I P' 'Mi92scRANToN wrLKEsBARRE and PLYx-
ZOO p NJ tdaiy)-cHIcAGo and BUFFAIo VESLI-
az. If,r ED LIMITED EXPRESS for scRANTON. BIN9..
HnIIMToN Ei.MiRA BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
siEEPiNG CAR New York To Chicago Dining Car
s, ses p o. NJ sodSy,-BuFrALo EXPRESS pULLMAN
eSTEFPFRs, for SCRANTON. BINGHAMToS, Ei~
WfRI BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO,. Ar
o, ROE p N Idaiiy)-BUFFALo SCRANTON. BlNo-
HAMToN owEdo. ITHACA BLMIRA. uI LIN:
f F:r SUBURBAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE sec small
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AccoMMopaTIoNsp pa. At
HENRY GAZE SONS Ltd. li3 Broaawy; ~ tss
Place 40 and ea2 Broadway Tickets az Eey Ss HON.
dred and ST. 2ss Sou ave- , Ne~ 5gn I'm:
table giving full Information at al :tsr9ns III o., 40
,beck baggage from hotei or residence to desunaon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. April II. 1879.
coFFEE-The average Of this mornings news while
,.isrshlv encouraging holders Of Brazilian conee con
,,scfs was not sufficiently to stimulate investment
ner,tons on an extensive scale Primary receipts OF
~, 70 0o bags were smallest in some time. and
rash,use deliveries in this country continued heavy
N no BAGS Rio firm and little higher both a.
n 9nTe4 prices and the 81 exchange Santos re
NAMED arm and unchanged. Early European cables
-enoed siagnation Hayre reporting sales of but 300
,aes with prices ncminally unchanged while Hamburg
vas shade lower This tended against any great ad-
ane Notwithstanding market opened fairly active
ana steady partial Of points Sales the call
showed a gain Of to 10 points frnm last night closing
eures Trading during the forenoon reached @2lO bags
Including $50 done the calD. and for the entire
the business reached 21Vo bags. During the
afternoon local shorts heavy buyers OF the May and
Iuy positions. The close was steady al net unchanged
,ricss points advance Spot coffee firmly held
a. about Ice invoice lots of Rio No and 1916
for johhing parcels inquiry moderate and mainly
,obOng character Crearances for this country con
listed 900 bags Santos per steamer Bellanoch Loo
bags per Caravellas for NewCreans. and 5000
nags Victoria per steamer Mozart
The Of contract prices In the local market to-day
v follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13

Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet and
steady: No spring wheat 71aI2c: No 2 spring wheat
6ga7Oc; No red J3di5sc No corn "a nc; NO 2 yeo"
a4a. G25c No oats 27G27iic No white. 3Od31c: No
white 2ais a3Oitc: No rye 53hc: No barley. 39g4lc:
No naxseed 81 D. Northwest. 81 23ts prime timothy
seed 81 30 pork bb s. soass 90 lard per 100
S. i2lsgs5 49, short ribs sids- I9ose, ~ tSast so
sides boxed) 81 s5ds4 a5 whiskey dsttlers hnished
goods per gal 81 2a sugsrs cut lon osSc granplated
SIC on the Produce Exchange today the butter
iI,qiTisc Eggs steady. fresh. l2Tc. Cheese steady
creams. iisGi2hc.
Cincinnati. April i2-Fiour qulet Wheat stronger
No red 72iaaT2hc Corn steady No mixed. S6+c
oats dull. No . mixed 3osc: Rye steady. 6oc. Lard
Butter steady. Sugar firm. Eggs steady lie Cheese
Duluth. April 1e.wh.ai,No ! hard cash. !sne;
April. 73sc; May. 14hc; July, 'sci NO Northern
cash. T0hc: No Northern 65sc
Milwaukee April i2-wheat firm: No Northern. 726
T2itc: No . Northern 70qI03c Rye higher: No l. 56c.
barley firm. No q 4sd4sisc sample. FGf7itc
Minneapolis April i2-wbeat closed: No Northern
April zoe: May roc: July 1tb0Tlkc; track No
hard HE No Northern. 70isc No Northern. 6ec.
FlourFfrst patents 81 Thas3 81 second patents 50 $50
&C. ~: clear 81 sC1s2 -. Bran unchanged
A ss corn and &c and ssn
hIgher. No 2 mixed April 3gG3ahc oats steady; No
white clipped s5d35l4c; No 40. 33sd3tc No mixed
do 3sd3ai1c Butter steady, fancy Western creamery
22c. do prints 23c. Eggs hrm; fresh nearby isc DO
Western 13hc: do Southwestern i3c; do Southern i21e
receipts Flour 1000 bbl'. 5000 sacks. wheat 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.

Norfolk April 12-Cotton quiet. middling. o'sc' low
middiing Lie: good ordinary. 4+c Receipts. 223
bales exports 3l7 bales sales 200 bales stock
30 3O7 bales. ,,,, 81.
baltimore April i2-Cotton nominal; middlng 6sc;
middling. 1ll6c; good ordinary -ioc "ross re-
caipts 97i bales stock 20 1855 bales -,
Savannah, April l2-Coton quiet; rhlddlins 9 ss low
exports cossvse 453 bales sales $40 bales stock 4Si
bales. ,,,,,-- . o ,eaeuo
Augusta April 12-Cotton quiet: mddng q S-l6q6sc c;
low Tnidding ii-i6c Receipts 12I bales; sales. 10
bales: stock. 33.0s5 bales , ,,.,,
ii-i6c low midding Lilo; good ordinary sisc Net
Gal bales gross 7O4l bales exports TO France
4s3 bales coaswise. 1850 bales sales 5000 bales stock
$50 go bales ,,,,-- .-... -,
middlng ii6c. good ordinary. 49-isc Net receipts
f574 bales $50 bales shipments "f paies saes
I $50 bales: stock. l236il bales , . -,
Cincinnati. April 12-Cotton steady mddng oc LOW low
n,iddllng 51c good ordinary. 5l4c. Receipts. 40.
shipments 35 sales, so bales stock TO- 23a bales
81 Louis April 12.--Cott0n dull. middling. o'sc low
mddng SIC; good ordinary 1916 Net receipts ~
bales; gross $50 bales shipments 1874 bales; stock
a hales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York OF Cha ..bersSts
as follows and, minutes earlier from West 2Sd-st
900 A. M.--Vestibuled Express daily for BnsnamtJnf
waverly. Elnrs. Buffalo, Bradford Arrive Bunaio
p NJ Parlor Buffalo.
o.jO r. M~Vestbuied I,n,ted-Fast mall daily. Solid
traln for Chicago Cleveland 74O A. NJ Chicago.
& p NJ Slepeers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car. go.
daily Arrives at Buffalo EOS A. NJ. Bradford 20 A.
NJ jamestown 90 A. NJ, YOUNGSTOWN 1927 A.. NJ.
Cleveland IL 30 p Sleepers Buffalo and Cleveland.
Cafe Library Car. - x-,-
wavery Chicago sleepers to Hornesvtiie. Chicago
S rTI LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
Il COMMoDATIONs a, ILL., 1l3 2ei 4oi and a07 Broad
~av f27 Bowery East 25h-st and 2T3 West 125th-
st. Chambers and West 23d st. ferries NewYork; 800
snS se0 Fulton-e Broadway Brooklyn 100 Rver-st.
UnboSsn .,d Jersey City s. tion New-York Transes
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences