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Long Tandem Ride.

Philadelphia, July 15.-Mr. and Mrs.
George @. Williams, of this city, will
undertake to ride to San Francisco on
a tandem in 90 days on a wager of
$1,000.
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Under the Hammer.

Indianapolis, Ind, July 13.-At six
o'clock Wednesday evening the Indi-
annapolis News, after three hours of
bidding, was knocked down to Delevan
Smith, of Chicago, and Charles II. Will
liams for $936,000. They already owned
Sc 2-3 per cent of the stock.
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Grocers, Combine.

Des Moines, Ia, July ia combina-
ton of wholesale grocers of Illinois,
Iowa and Missouri, for the purpose of
purchasing goods in large quantities,
was effected in this city.
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Big Order for Locomotives

Cleveland, o., July 1.-THE Lake
Shore e. Michigan Southern Railroad
company has Just placed an order with
the Brooks locomotive works for IS ten
wheel passenger engines, to be deliv-
cred as soon as possible.
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Iowa Lnwyers.

Sioux City, Ia, July 14.-The fifth an
nual meeting of the Iowa State Bar as
ISOLATION closed Thursday. Iowa City
was chosen as the meeting place in 1900.
L. G. Blanchard, of Oskaloosa, was
chosen president.
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New York, July 1.-THE number of
deaths from lockjaw in and near New
York since July 4 has been 80. Most of
the victims were boys who were wound
ed in the hand by toy pistols. Three
boys died in this city Sunday.
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Houston, Tex, July 15.-Specials to
the Post tell of two lynchings in Tex
as Friday. Abe Brown, a negro, who
murdered and outraged a Bohemian
woman Monday, was shot TO death
near Gilead, and an unknown negro
was lynched near lola, Grimes county,
for numbering white boy, Lemuel
Charm
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Gunb boats.

Washington, July 14.-The navy de-
partment has obtained by telegraph
from Manila a complete list of the
Spanish vessels purchased by Maj. Gen.
Otis from the Spanish government and
turned over to the navy. With the adj
dition of these vessels, all of which
draw little water, Rear Admiral Wat
son will have a sufficient number of
light draft craft TO police the Philip
pine archipelago and TO operate against
the insurgents in the numerous lag
oons and rivers of the island of Luzon.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-07-19
An Indian Shot.

Goodland, /. T., July 14.-William
Goings (Walla Tonehka), the Choctaw
Indian, was shot at Alikchi yesterday,
under sentence of the Choctaw court
for murder.
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Fafe of Two noys

Richland Center, Wis, July 13.-Rob-
ert Maxwell, aged eight years. and
Arthur Young, aged ten, were drowned
in the river at this place Wednesday.
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Raided by Grasshoppers.

Duluth, Mimi, July 14.-Reports
were received here Thursday morning
by grain men that vast clouds of grass
hoppers alighted on the fields in the
vicinity of Rolla, N. ID.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-07-19

Hbertyville, ILL.,, July 17.-During a
family quarrel Mrs. George Treider
shot and killed her mother, wounded
her husband and then killed herself
near Long Grove, village near here.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
How the Clubs stand In the National
and Western Leagues I'm the
Championship Races.

The following table shows the num-
Der of games won and lost and the per-
centages of the clubs of the National
and Western leagues:
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Big Cargo of Ten.

Tacoma, Wash, July 17.-Steamship
Olympia, of the Northern Pacific line,
arrived Sunday from China and japan
with 5000 tons of the new crop of tea.
She began discharging Immediately.
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opiinS 'eiu' 7Ell., July II. - George
ing at the resi- donoo 90 his ,,aronts NJ
and Mrs. Georgeo cavar 90 Lei, lou 10
accidentally slr 80 hi,oself - tho r;rht
hand while han III ,auaI,o- -, . a.
Fourth of Julys ,uhiIa oaIebrat;nn and
lockiaw set in o ""N
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VIII H.esume Work.

II.'souren' 1 "a, July 17.-Tin plate
W. 'Sious1 hout the country to the
.,u',. " nc" rly $4,000 resume work
'oN"J "i'ei "h Iidleness of two weeks.
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Washington, 4 I,,,,, ga Chor,o,
III. Brown, assist .a1,;as g a. S,,.:a,-s''
of loans and CT -, 90 a., -.
department, is Cdood 80 pi,tseola Me-
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A Long Trim.

New York, July 14.-John d. Davis
and his wife, Louise Hitchcock Davis,
started from this city for trip to San
Francisco on a gasoline automobile.
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DRIVE THEM TO THE HILLS
Five Hundred Insurgents Chased
Out of Mantilupa by United
States Troops.
THE FILIpIN0s ARE KEPT ON THE MOVE.
Health OF the Volunteers In the Phil
ippines Is Very Bad-Large Per-
centage Of the Men Are sick-Gen.
Otis Asks for Horses-Troops Leave
for Manila.

Manila, July 14.-Lake Laguna de
Bay is being patrolled by three troops
of the Fourth cavalry, under Capt. Nc
commanded by Lieut.. Larsen. The
force makes its headquarters on an is
land, living on cascoes, in which the
men are towed about to make unex-
pected visits TO towns where there are
small forces of insurgents, for the pur-
pose of keeping the rebels moving. On
Tuesday the troops had an engagement
at Mantilupa, on the south shore of the
lake. They found 500 insurgents there
entrenched near the shore. The Napi-
dan shelled the rebels and a party of
American troops numbering 153 landed
and drove them by sharp running fire
to the hills, where they were too
strongly entrenched for the small force
to attack them.
Two of the cavaIrymen were wound
ed and the bodies of ten insurgents
were found. 1t is supposed that the
enemy's loss is 35.
Otis Asks for Horses.
Washington, July IA dispatch
has been received from Gen. Otis re-
questing that there be sent to the Phil
ippines $500 horses in order that bril-
gade of cavalry may be organized for
use at the end of the rainy season. Gen.
Otis has tried the horses of Manila and
nearby countries, but none of them
seem to be available for cavalry. 1t is
the intention of Secretary Alger to have
the mounts carefully selected and he
thinks that animals from the southern
states, not too heavy, but tough and
why, will be the best
Many Men Sick.
San Francisco, July 14.-Advices re-
ceived by the transport Newport, dated
Manila, June II, are as follows: The
volunteers are greatly debilitated in
consequence of their hard campaign
ing through three months of tropic
weather. Since the middle of May no
volunteer regiment has had sick list
of less than 90 per cent. Most of them
at the present date have 25 per cent. i'll,
and a few regiments have less than one
third their number on duty. The Ne
braska regiment has suffered the worst.
Troops Sail for Manila.
San Francisco, July IA. - The City
of Para sailed for Manila Thursday
afternoon with four companies of the
Twenty-fourth infantry, Maj. Wigant
commanding, and two troops of the
Fourth cavalry.
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"re"' D Image by Hail.

-. 1917 'on Mass, July 1.-THE
.1sS ~ 'oea az, Egrowers of Hatfield by
49,, y, nc rops from hailstCnes on
"NN"NSN"y 10 e.ktimafed at S1n0 600
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schvyerin Dead.

T.-Jeannette Schwerin,
rpent representative of
lthts movement in Ger
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Jeanette.

Berlin, July IL
the most promii
the women's rieI
many, is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AMI
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in York. Barclay and Christopher s
VESTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET N''0'
PINTSCII LIGHT. -,,.to.,
500 A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL" stops at p''"'''"'
stations. .-,, .,roN prNG-
HAMTON, OWEGC, ITHACA. ELmlRA. 81 HhNcs.
and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Bunet Parl,' 800
connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago anu p0''
200 p (daiiy)-Chcago and Buffalo Vetiou,ea pS
press for SCRANTON. BTNGIAMTON and Eis,rs,'
pullman Buffet Paror Cars to Elmlra Ihtoush
Ing cars and day coach to Chicago. arriving al 'i' =
100 p M%sCRANToN wILKEsBARRE and PLfM-
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Patl9r cars virgin,
ZOO =. NJ (daily)-CTICAGO and BEFFAlO. We
BULED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANLoN Isl gI, ~,
TAMToN. ELMIRA, BUFFALO. THROUGH , BoFFrE .
SLEEPING CAR New York to Chicago DINING '"'
Buffalo. ..,,,c. orrrN,N
MIRA BATn. MorNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
o ry"g at Huna adSiinyyBuFrALo SCRANTON BING-
H4MTON OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMRA. UIio.s; ,
SYRACUSE and OswEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Burner
F"r SUBURBAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE see small
tables. .oco,,,or r,oSs At
HENRY GAZE SONS Ltd. lib Broadway; ~ . ts,S
place 400 Broadway. Tickets at erfy I
iii Fourth ave. Twelfth ST. 6l west one Y l
dred and Twentyhfh 235 Columbus aye Ne% Tine
s3s and 1876 Fulton ST. and l06 Broadway BrooHy" Anne
table giving full Information at all stations -, L..
wFSTCOTTS EXPRESS COMPANY VIII car Tor ana
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destnat,on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

local metal market was r.or.s small n 9sF
While M best ~as of
Buyers disposed 70 go slow in the absence
or change Of ,s Mra es
g s sH .po amt 'SEss
s s2s asa a sHster closed unchanged SO a5aso 10
MoIAssEs AND, sYRUPs1Ths moiassss, market con
ruled steady no to firm With moderate business IN
9- GST SsSs as Ort ga
&c New-oreans. kettle. s2gS7c; Porto Rico esq
I sse p@e ansS aa
OCEAN FREiGHTsThe marke, for berth freights
London. %: GLASGOW I'D; Bristol. Sd Leith. AKA:
M ps i $40 Anws s aHGs 80
AVerPoo per loo 10 l2c nominal: London oats Is I'd
for sail tonnage IN various departments the i'm
offerings Of vessels restricted the volume Of business
upward tendency for the grain trade met
as s"meWba, eaer in tone To cork for orders The
quotation was noninslly Be- for early April ard -
Is Ard. berth Timber and deal boats in
moderate demand but all other departments quiet.
OII,S-Cottonseed oil Is very dull and today showed
easier tone with prime summer yellow quoted 25l2
PC and little inquiry at the prize 5"sfa oil firmly
Petroleum. bbls 81 % and bulk 81 10 philadelphia
napitha cargoes $40: deodorzed $40 80 .. COTTON
SEED prime STsSe v s prime srs Of m
Yellow 2Sc butter GRADS n%ss ISsssS gr%s white ga
4sc: American boiled faa5oc Calcutta raw. So; lard
oil 45d46c.
PROvIsIoNs-The provision market was somewhat
steader to-day covering. although making full
the strength grain. owing to specu
Quoted Mes $3.50 So family SO 2SssiS IS short
ST. sa ssa Msi
mess si5asi5 80 49,. BEEF HAMs-Dui Quoted sis 80
ASIA. DRESSED HoGs-Easier Quoted: Bacon. SIC;
$50 ID. 5i.e 100 n. 5.c. pigs 5.sc.. .cUTMEATS-
Picked bellies quiet Quoted: Smoking bellies. 5Sa5h
10 10 5c IL 10 5.sc "A No. Sc picked shoulders steady
quoted. 4lsc; picked hams steady quoted. 7<97'se
7a7kc. 49,. TALLOw-Steady: city. 4Sc: country AN
Sc. .LARD.Firm quoted SIS 55as5 GO: city lard
America So 25 Continent s. 7o Brazil kegs 81 81 com
pound firm: quoted. city. Exc Western. 4kc..
sTEARINE-Eass. Quoted oleo. SIC: city lard stear-
RIcE-Rice easily own as one n the stronger
markets In the grocery trade but the high de
maneed by holders buyers purchase in hand
mouth fashion. Quotations follow: Domestic common
to low fair. 3hg3Ec fair to good ta5c prime to choice
s<@ec; head, sAa7o; Patna. s@5isc: do in bond. 81
ga a3Hc.
srGAR-The soft grades OF refined sugar wer. barely
considerable steadiness. with fair call noted for the
package and other Tranuated styles Quotations follow
@ s loaf and na s ana
powdered. SIC; granulated and nne gran1lated Sic;
coarse granuated and e,a fine granuiated BIC; con
dered and mould A. 5c diamond A. sac: confectioners
A, Sc; Nos !. and 3. 4sc; Nos and 8 1850: No O.
444c: No / 4Sc; No s. ale; Nos and 10 4Ec: No H.
showing the slightest signs Of softness market for
sugar inactive to day Prices at the close
and 3kc for So test oasses sugar sew
eraI scattered lots reported changed hands
very moderate ne The market wa s.ssy at
well-susained prices for beet March and April
delivery were quoted at os llhd Cane sugar quiet
unchanged Java quoted at i:s and fair refining
f0s Cd
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STOCK IN HAM
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nex-York. March 20. 1899.

New-York. March ~ lS5'
REE.VES--Receipts were 14G or 2.1.4 head IN
canr % cars for export alive " cars for snusheres
direct and 80 sold. OF which ~ cars were on
sale AT Jersey city and Sx,ietl-st lhe MAJ
ouened slo.y and fully Toe lower and there was du
dragging trade beginning 10 finish win cars 20
sell al the close statesmen rated late sales all the way
from ice 10 roc of The decline was not 50 marKea az
the upper Ordinary choice steers sold az ~ a
40 per and stays at * 4fs4 TO- common 10
choice fat bulls at 81 i0gsi g. inferior " good COW, az
sodS3 So Dressed beef had moderate inquiry AT ina
sNc per for decent to extra native sides cables w
changed The Cymric sailed Today for Liverpool carry
ing equally divided between j. shanberg
~ beef for Eastmans Company and 600 quarters for the
other shippers and the Wi,owdene. for South America
with 30 sheep Denback. The Europe will not
sail before Friday. .,,, =. -
saess Sanders: Is Pennsylvania steers. ll3 10 aver
age M 81 per II Ohio DO 1907 10 al 81 90 10 do
Ii63 10 IS o5: 10 do. 1Iii NJ at 81 30: IL state 40
1000 No. at So - Michigan do. $50 10, at ~ 10. bull
IOIO No al 81 49, DO o73 NJ at 50 so Is COWS. 1894 d.
a, 81 30 do N. 50 30: do eI2 70. At " 20
70 do 100 10 at 81 60: s6s 10. at 81 90 do. s23
NJ an 81 so do n 80 so. do. IGS 81. AZ ~ %
sherman & Culver 10 Ohio steers. 1850 10. at 81 to
~ DO 1906 N 81 40: ~ do. 1901 10 at 81 10 u Co.
1879 ~ at 81 ~ do 1881 N. at 81 20 do l233 10 NJ
81 ~ 20 DO NJ 81 90: II Illinois DO lSll n. ne
s. 90 10 do 10 81 90: ~ Virginia do ii6 ID at
a. ~: II Virginia do. 0co NJ at 81 90 stag. 1900 ~ at
So 7b DO 1920 NJ - So Virginia oxen loos NJ Al
A. 90 25 Pennsylvania cow af2 n. at 3d. IL do. 1s7 NJ
xcPS.r-on 4 Co: Ohio steers. 1901 N at 81 a' -
d. i3io ~ At IS 30 10 do. 100 n. at IS 20, do Ign
No. at S. q do. 1923 No. at So 10 Pennsylvania DO oos
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. March 2a-F1our firm and unchanged re,
and month and April 76sQ76s.c: May i6sq'Ic steamr
10 red 7.m72Lc: receipts eD6 bush; stock S2l go
s,ies Southern wheat by sample. 'od'.c' 90 on
,rsds 7oi 76s.c steady; spot and month"; 3oatn
asTc Apri 3s%a39c: MAY. 39.n33l:c: steamer mixed
receipts 453 bush; exports " s' stocS
All 37 sales 600 Southern white corn f'c asnsu
do yellow 3oisc asked Oats nrm NO whl'e 3oa
vo mixed 32i n33c: receipts. ID +'9 bush scsk $3.50
pye steady: 30 . nearby 5s@6slsc; NO western ~
,sccn,s sal bush stock I0I564 Hay active ana nrnl
No timothy si ,O0Se Grain fregh,s weak ana luwss
nor n,arter rs nd April Eggs steady. lie per dozen
lettuce 81 15lS2 % per busf box
Buna.o. March 2e-sprng wheat dull but hrm' no
,ners. Views NO offered at 7sc through billed no
nhi,s in store zoe asked Corn strong. higher 40
va,Ioy I0r No yellow. 39hd3o1c: No yellow ss yec'
10 Q corn SOC; No 3 corn. 3sn3shc; No corn aI,?c
oats aul No 2 white 34c. No white 33c; NO "ni,e
90. No mixed Bic: No mixed 3oc BARLEY dui Rye
10 o on track offered &c. -Four dull unchanged
pos,on March Colour firm; receipts. 4Wto oos;
s,r,ng natenta SiGS4 10; spring bakers S3gs5 90 wna
20, nj 81 sOGS clears and stralghts - oVn
"a C,ornmeal quiet. sias6c per bag; 81 Wq$i No per
hi corn dull receipts 49, 323 bush; No 4Ss.c steam
~ yellow 44c quiet: receipts 33olt push ianc!
10 @39isc; No and No 8. 37lsd3 Miilfeed quiet
midangs SIC Joasis so Butter steady: Northern. 22a
sninn. Western 22c: imitation. iGal7c; ladies' a1c
1h.-c steady; Northern. i3ai2sc Western l2nal2+c
nu,u,h March 2o-wheat No l hard cash. Itsc:
uarch 7oisc. May 74sc: July. I5bc; No Northern
casb n &c: No Northern 87Sc.
chicago March 2a.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NewYork. March 20. 1900
BEANS AND PEAs-The market remains very quiet
for all kinds Of domestic beans but advices In
terror points indicate less stock forward mex,
week and there II generally steady holding Any
pressure SELL however. would weakness
Some lots Of California lima have been
England. which tends 10 make feeling
Green peas steady. We quote: Beans. marrow. 1895.
choice per BUSH 81 J0 do medium 1898. choice 81 81 IA
81 4O do 1898. choice 81 IS; do red kidney 1895
choice 81 75qf1 So do white kidney. 1898 choice 81 $50
81 %: yellow eye 1893 choice 81 37hQ31 42h: do
black turtle soup 1893. choice 81 7o9s1 rs do lima
California 81 Joa$2 IS: peas. bbs 81 10: d.
81 02Nsi o.; 40 Scotch, bts. 81 b do bags 81 o7isq
81 TO-
the market steady to Arm on all grades OF fresh
creamery. Fancy quality brought 22c readily and
were in very good demand at 2Ia2ihc. and market Ia
shaping than was expected early In the week
mands Of the trade would absorb all Of the stock TO
quote; Now butter--Cresmsry. Western extras. per NJ
DC: do hrsts 2n2i5c: do thirds seconds f7d20c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

No Northern a.c. No Northern, Flour e as
patents, SO G3qS3 20; second patents % f'"s" ''' W
clear so 6Ods2 Bran unchanged.
Philadelphia. March 29wheat strong and lssc higher i
contract grade March. 1874 aIlc. Corn firm and tIlc
higher No 9 mixed March, 39%afuc oats que, pu.
steady No 2 white clipped. 35lsc; No Z do, 54aSf4c;
10 2 mixed clipped 33d33s &c. firm and &c high
err fancy Western creamery, 22sc do prints 23e Eggs
steady fresh nearby. i3G13i2c; do Western l3zc 90
Southwestern i37c do Southern. l3c. Cheese Arm Re
fined sugars steady Cotton unchanged Talow nrm anu
in fair demand city. prime in hhds 4'ae country pine
In bbs Arc. dark do 4i.c: cakes. ohc; grease ~
9Sc Receipts-Flour. 5000 bbs. 5000 sacks; wheat
ZOO BUSH corn. 28,Oo0 bush: oats 1900 bush ship
ments-Wheat 1000 bush: corn 10000 bush, oats Io""
bush.
St Louis March 30 - Flour firm. unchanged, Wheat
firm No 2 red cash Zoe March. Zoe. May. 1850; July
Use No hard; esac Corn strong higher; No cash
3tisc March ~; May. "a ac; July, 3JS Oats hrm
No cash. 2ssc: March, 2s'ac: May. 2',sc; July 2fsc
No white 3iT3ihc. Bran quiet, steady; sacked east
track SIC Butter firm creamery l9a22c; dairy. l3asc
Eggs firm i0lsc Pork steady; standard mess. iooons
50 Is.
Toledo March 90 Wheat higher. nrm; No cash.
55tc: May. 15Ac. Corn higher. nrm NO mixed, .'oc
oats steady: mixed. cash and May, 2sc. Rye duH,
steady No cash. SIC bid Cloverseed dull lower prime
cash Old SO 25 asked cash March and April ~ DO
oil unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Railroads.

All through trains stop at Albany. Ouca' ''''
Rochester and Buffalo. .,
$50 4; M-Daiy except Sundays The ,, faWGp'
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS Ignite ~ ".
Fastest train in the World Due Bunaio' - r. ne.
Niagara Falls 6.32 =. NJ; Toronto. BOO y III ~
tro II 10 T. ". Limited 70 It's seating crp"S
1870 A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS except sunday. p Po'
- Buffalo and all important New YORK Sale pctrt
LOO T. " soUTIWEsTERN LIMITED d5h spu cincin-
natl Indianapolis ST. Louis Detroit and chicago: .,,
800 J. M.-TRoY AND Albany spEClAn eN''
$50 p M-LAKE SHORE LIMITED p nnl ycTissy.snd
-, A. NJ. due Chicago 40 p. ~ s'ee'''s
GOO p M-wEsTERN EXPRESS DeIiy-FCr : Nisgsra
n ~ Fails Toronto. Ceveant Detroit ana W. Troy
O'I0 y M-NoRTHEHN EXPRESS, pan IA ottawa
7.3O p. M.-ADTRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND "'''-
- TREAL EXPRESS Daily ,-r,u,vsrrPN
S.3O p M,BUFEALo AND so H,arsra Falls.
crev.and cnc,r DSiiy TTSan nSnn ard s.
DID p. M.-PACIFIc EXPRESS Dai.yLFor ana sy.
burg. Niagara Falls Cleveland chicago, r @n road
1910 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ExPRDss For o ssnasy
every night except Sunday nights
nights Chicago sieepers leave At oI3
HARLEM DIVISION. - c,,s.v N
OLE A. M and 3.55 P. M.-Dsy. except sun'''' "
Psneld. SUNDAYS only at 02o A. ~
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light $500, c,.,or
Ticket and Wagner Offices AZ Grand Csnn n vo.srysy
c35 Columbus Ave OF West i25th ST. i2sn S e. 81
and Issth ST station New York 33s and I2o fu''n S''
and 100 broadway. r. D.. Brooklyn. . 49,, v,,k
Telephone 27po Thrtyeighth Street to tti w resi-
dence by we-cott Express Company. .- ,oo,,
GFORGr n DANIELS General Passenger Nefn.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March 29.-Cotton steady mlddlins lo-lee;
low middng 7-16c; good ordinary. i6c; receipts
1870 bales exports to Great Britain 1899 coaswse o.
sales. 21J. stock. OK. 339.
Norfolk. March 2o.-co:ton steady middng &c low
middlng o. 16c good ordinary 41sc receipts M baies
exports coastwse. 1.1o7: sales. III: stock. 5oo?6 ~
Baltimore March 29.Cotton nominal; middiirg. sac
middling. 3-16c good ordinary i3-i6c gross re
Wilmington March 29-Cctton quiet; mddng &c;
Augusta. March 2g.-Cotton dull; middling, 6tc low
mlddling 57sc; receipts 453 bales 400 ship
msnts s37; sales. 1855; stock 34523
Memphis March 29.-Cotton steady: mddng. 5fsc; low
middling 5sc good ordinary, 4sc: net receipts liza
bales: gross 2464 shipments. 1sOl sales, 1880 stock
l0s547
Houston 29.Cotton steady. middling lJ-l6c'
low mddng o 7-16c good ordinary l-iec; receipts.
bales; shipments 1892 sales. 2J0 stock g. 100
Cincinnati March 29.-Cotton quiet and steady; mid
ding Sc: low middling. 5sc; good ordinary sac. re
celps 9ss bales shipments. LTD: stock 9.S6I.
Savannah March 29-Cotton quiet middling. 5Ac; low
miiing 5c receipts 934 bales; exports coastwise 6;
sales 16O stock 3s.s23 -
Charleston March 29.-Cottol quiet. midding. 3Nc;
receipts bales coastwise 1885, stock 1919
New-Orleans. March 29.-Cotton steady: middling.
ii-l6c: middling. &c; good ordinary 9-i8c re-
ceips G4h3 bales; exports coastwise lsoO; sales 1900
stock. 3sA.2Io.
81 Louis March 29-Cottoq dull mddng 15-isc;
middling. T16c; good ordinary. 6sc net receipts
go bales; gross 1852: shipments ZOO stock 1854
Mobile March 2aCotton dull; middling. lilo; low
mddng &c: good ordinary. 49I6c; receipts - bales;
sales 900 stock. IL, roc.