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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24
SHIFTING BLAME FROM KELLOGG.
DEFENCE is THAT HE WAS NOT MEMBER
OF THE E. S. DEAN COMPANY.

The defence in the case of James B. Kellogg. of
the E. S. Dean Company. was opened yesterday In
Part of General Sessions before Recorder Gof
Mr. Davis moving for dismissal of the case on
the ground of insufficient evidence which was de-
MED Delos McCurdy, the associate of Mr.. Davis
said that kellogg not among the officials. did
not sign the articles of Incorporation and held no
stock. He declared that 1t had not been shown
that Kellogg had made false representations
and that the prosecution had failed to produce
single person who sent money TO kellogg for IN
vestrnent on the sure investment plan" Those
who testified on this line had sent their money 10
the Dean corporation. and not TO the defendant
He also declared that II had not been proven that
Kellogg had shared In any dishonest division or
money received by the Dean corporation.
W NJ K Olcott, the special District Attor-
ney answered him at length. Mr.. McCurdy then
argued that Mr. Olcott was laboring under a mis-
apprehension. His argument showed that he clear
ly misunderstood Kellogg had transferred his
corporation of the f. S Dean Company Mr.. Nc
Curdy stated positively that Kellogg did not con-
tinue in the corporation. He said that on October
r. 1896 when the business was changed from hrrn
cut off entirely from the business. Mr.. McCurdy
declared that the officers OF the Dean company
were the parties who should be held responsible
The Recorder. however. recOnsidered his actlOn
in overruing the defences objection to the intro
duction OF the ledger of the American Exchange
National Bank
Recorder Gon said that he had concluded that
the original objection by Mr.. Davis TO the intro
duction of the ledger valid. The jury was or
dered TO disregard the testimony of witnesses who
had used entries in the ledger 10 refresh their
Wednesday. Shortly after ! O'Clock an adjourn
ment taken until 1920 O'Clock Moncay morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24

@~ahs quoted sl Mesa sas "a so
siasis packet s,ssl s. India mess .sssa ssassl
DRESSED HoGs-Frm; quoted Beacons 6Sc;; g., a. be II,
Has ss GS ~ nc pigs 6tin Relies 4c 10 10 e.
6aa6Ac IA N ga ache Picked shoulders firm 9uSeg
green's De-: city green's aisSioe = .TAGLoW-WAT r
city 5.a5hc; country 0lsa5se az ARs6ned lard
firm; quoted South America &c: Continent 6loc sdGtsc
kegs s1Oc Compound steady quoted: city 1e0 De-
6sac: city lard stearine 7Q7Itc
RICE-The market lacked interesting feature 10
day closing quiet and steady at UNCHANGED priSff
tatons follow: Domestic. to low fair ahd
fair TO good 4sa3c: prime "a choiee 2tsq2+sc 4Ia a
4s.c Rangoon. in bond 2a2Iac
SUGAR-The situation in the refined market rerna'neu
strcted chiefly to city orders Quotations follow cut
loaf and crushed 555e dominoes On half bbs Sp ana
powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered ZoI
as s9 a % 40 eagle Eagle n
ID bags n cartons and 10 bags OF fine sTanniated d
SSe DIAMOND K i5o c0nfee eh A. e5e
and soc; No 475c: No 8 40 No g. $50 No 3oc
No II 49, a. u and 16 1850. This weeks summary ot
the statistical position made up by Wiiet & cray
esq against $40 tons last 2o7 3l2
tons last increase OF 1870 tons over last year
tons last week and $50 5S tons last year Total
stocks OF Europe and America 1913 6S2 tons against
at the dates and . 334,945 tons at even
date of March last The excess OF stock is 30 6iS
excess Of 56O23 tons December IS 1899 sales Of
sugar were very large reaching considerably over 20 600
test at Is i6c duty paid $500 bags cen
frs ~ test to arrive per steamer at &c s TGSe aq
steamer 5-16c and freight; 500 bags centri-
fugal Cuba to arrive lice grade 20 test; 500 bags
The market firm close. with prices unchanged
Inc London market reported no changes and quiet de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24

crate sease os. do Havana. 81 1881 90; do Oranes
County white per bag 23ds2; do yellow yl9xi ~ 90
red 'oc6rsl 20 do E,steru WHITE p, and
Western yellow per bb 81 25as1 o. do rcd 81 2Ss 81
asparagus Charleston prime. per dozen A.
seconds siGS5 do California, large sa1So on. uo
small. 81 jOGS2; sprouts. far 20 pd,e pr
1OaOc beets Florida per bush crate $Idsl 20 do
muda per crate sIGSi %; New Dreams per 10y
lunches, S3QSi Charleston. per IO
IS 30: celery. California dozen Soc.S o. 70 aIt
2ocnSl do Florida. 81 oVu 80 stI c-ata
fOrnia per s3aS4 cabbage Foriaa geF POI
s: 50Ts3 % do Charleston per crate s2as" 90 sac
S30GSlO: cabbages Long Island per IoV
bermuda per crate. s1qSl p; do per DOL sra
81 30; chcory. New-Orleans per Dbl sous, tbI
Florida per crate s3aST: escarole. NewO-eans per Dbl
S2dS4; kaIe. Norfolk Scotch. Dbl 81 2oas 90 90 pe'
81 50dSl 80; lettuce Florida basket szso o9 ps
Florida per s2gs3 80; peas FIorida per
s4as5: Bermuda per s3Gs3 So rcmane. Fer
muda per crate S1QS1 string beans fiorida, per
s2GS5 80; spinach. Norfolk per Dbl slgs 90 o'a
Florida per carrier 75cas2; turnps Canada Rusa
per bb. SlQS 10 do Jersey and Long Island hussia'
T5cGS1.
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-The market today had a
supporting attendance prices held their late hrr1
Receipts cunning light at the moment ~
this feature sellers Is thought ~ hkely
modified. Considerable hay the way. out
been indefinite for days. some OF lhe
distant shipments unaccountably DELAYED some
Michigan carloads than weeks behind hand
We quote: Prime hay large bales per 100 10 -
50d6Oc: hay. 40d i212c clover mixed 80
12l2 15c small 2i2c less than aoo'e
figures with exception for certain marks OF x
2 halves. clover have STEADY
full prices. STRAw-S,eady and UNCHANGED
the of 6Tea5c 100 10 for long Receipts
of hay and in reported at the Produce IN
chance to-day: Hudson River Railroad, Sud kr'e
Ontario Western. so total. 1oto tons re-
Cepts So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24
SOUTHERN corroN MARKETS.

Galveston. March 2s.cotton quiet; middl!ng. CSC;
low nidoing CSC: good ordinary sac: receipts ICS
bales. exports Great Britain. 4S43 sales 4 stock.
low middling. loo good ordinary 1916 receipts
2s3 bales shipments, l07s: sales. 800; stock 7501s:
1893 ISL
Baltimore, March 23-Cotton nominal; rniddline
l5i6c: low middlEg 9izc: good ordinary SIC; net
receipts al bales gross 1896 exports france 775
Q he Continent, 9 423: stock.
ST Louis March 23.-cotton quiet; middIing 7-isc;
low raddsg 9isc; good ordinary sac receipts 336
bales; gross. 1880 Shipments. 2575: stock SO 2os
Savannah March 23.-Cotton quiet middling 9lac: low
ncdng 81 good ordinary Sac receipts Iii bales
exports Great Britain ssl: Continent 10 IS
coasrWise $50. sales 100; stock. los .335.
NcR-orleans March 23.-cotton quiet; niddling csc;
low nIiddlng eic. good ordinary 11-i6c receipts
32s2 gross. 223: exports Continent 533
coasVis% c9l: sales 900 Corrected 3sI 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24

Cash quotations follows: Flour barely steady;
10 spring wheat. 62g64sc; No red. CSC; No corn
%bife 2 aaeae, no wife 2sa5sso: No re 54s@
55c; No 2 barley. 3s942c; No l haxseed 81 IS; No
Northwestern 81 CO prime timothy seed 81 35qs2 so;
sii s. lard per 100 n Sc lizasS IS short ribs sides
ooseD IS 25dse so; saed shoulders (boxed Sc ESQ
clear SIDES Cboxed SIS 4oqS6 80; whiskey dis
81 24iz: sugars loaf So; graduated IS il
Exchange to-day the butter market steady
creameries lea235ac; dares. 16a22c Cheese firm ia
l3c Eggs steady; fresh. lla1l'zc
Cincinnati March 23-Flour quiet. Wheat easy; No 2
red 7I972c. Corn active No mixed, 39c. Rye dull: No
? SOC Butter quiet. Sugar steady Eggs steady, lie
Cheese steady.
Milwaukee March 23.-wheat lower: No 1 Northern
sed67c; 64G65c- Rye weak; No l. 66iz a
SIC; 2 q55c Barley firm; No 2. 43g44c; sample
Northern March 6ssc: May 65ssc; July Q65c Sep
TENDER 63s. 4635sc; track No hard. 651sc; No !
Northern, 645sc; No Northern 62Asc
grade March 72 G7Si.c Corn firm and c higher: No 2
mixed. March, 4lGslj9c Oats quiet but steady; No
clipped. 3lG31i4c: No do. 3oaS0i1c; No mixed
CARROTS So IOas5 70: do Pennsylvania per n as TO
quality sQsc timothy. Western per bush, CARROTS 81 309
81 s. Butter firm; fans Western creamery. 251zc do
western I5c; Southern. lac Cheese quiet but steady
Receipts-FIour 800 bbls 10000 sacks: wheat. 5000
bush: corn 81 900 bush; oats $1,000 bush Shipments
Corn. $4,000 bush: oats, 1000 bush.
March 7ossc May, 6e≻ July, e5l.c: No hard. esq
sszc. Corn-No cash. 35izc; March. S5s<c May, 36sc
July 38z.c. Oats-No cash. 25c: March. 25c; May,
24Ac July. 22lzc; No white. 271sc-
May. re Corn Arm unchanged; No mixed 87c. Oats
oull lower: No 2 mixed. 24&c. Rye dull; No cash.
575zc. dull. unchanged; prime cash. old.
s. e5 March IS SIS: October IS To- No seed 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24
OTHER MARKBrsBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago March 29.-Cattle.Receipts 2.oOo generally
shade higher 81 sass So poor medium
81 10 mixed stockers about steady 80 5OGs 81 50;
5c lower, 81 10GS2 bulls weak 1Oc So cog
quotable stronger So S5dS5 Texas bulls weak sGs3 Ca
HOgs-ReCepts day, 10000; morrow. 10 900 left
over 1900; 5q1oc higher: closing strong; top SIS %
mixed and butchers 81 9OqS5 22 good choice. heavy
s. G5@s5 20 rough heavy 81 9oGS3 light 81 sass 10
bulk OF sales. 50 O1G$5 20 SheepRecepts 5000; sheep
and lambs steady strong Good choice wehers s. 80
Sc fair choice mixed. 81 1885 60; Western sheep
81 40dS6 yearlngs S6GS6 so; native lambs So 2aS
Western lambs. $6G$I 81
Cincinnati 23-Hogs active So 45as4 As Cattle
strong. sass. Sheep steady 81 25GS6 %. Lambs DUH
lower. $5q$7 Is.
East Liberty, March 2S-Catte steady; extra. s. $50
s. ~; prime IS 1OGS5 common SO 25d SO so Hogs
steady; prime mediums S. 40 heavy hogs 3OQs5 50
heavy Workers. IS 35Gs5 light do IS 2Gas5 80 pigs
S5G$5 TO- roughs SO 1895 Sheep steady:
ST 3OaS6 80: So 5Oq$4 90 choice lambs 81 soa
81 90; good s. 5O$T % calves SEQ
East Buffalo March 23-Cattle in demand steady
and unchanged Calves fair demand. steady:
extra SIqSI % good choice 50 50GSI. Sheep and
lambs active and about l0c stronger fancy lambs
Choice 10 extra 81 65dS So good choice 81 409ST
common 70 6ag So Soa$ yearlngs Gqotable SO 5oas6
mixed. 50 5lQS6. The close full &C
tive and strong heavy s. 4oGs5 a. mixed s. heavy
Workers 50 33GS5 i2i2 light Workers 81 23GS5 3 pigs
50 lOqSJ 20: roughs. 81 75a$+ go stays. 81 75aS4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-York. March "a 1900.
BEEVES-Receipts were 1853 cars. 1858 head. in
Guiding be exported alive 90 for saughterers
on sale iO Of 'H %hrh s e az VIZ" ePy CITY, and
for good beeveS bulls aiso strong n on light supplies
We're fully 1oe higher stock well cleaned up C9 Go
oxen at - so bulls at s4Gs4 30; cows at 81 1oGS4
to choice sides London and Liverpool cables
ssn' aG I'm r m 'nf rS e
rserator beef steady at 9lsc 10 No shipments OF
morrow the Campana will carry to Liverpool 900 guar
Hull. 100 cattle for ". Sherman; the Columbian to
estimate) for TaroSs sh6pers making the total ship
msP6h e. a ca3 the ~s n
beef all to ports of Great Britain. except p cattle and
of beef S PROBABLY GG sail oS sunday
at $ q per 100 & 20 DO sa r. at S DO
S $ 81 o y a 1897 g. ao + 81 at 81 ~ 'a 10
sherman Culver: Is Chicago steers 1920 NJ at 3 81
1870 n, at s. IN; 12 do 16ia n, 8 90 Ohio do
1850 10 at So 10 oxen, 1870 No. at 81 So cow $50 No.
81 Seven d. 1850 n 10 s. 7. c, n as n %
do. 1919 10 at 81 20 bulls 1910 10 at g IS Do 1850
300 n 81 do $40 10. at SECS; ? do. $50 ~.
s os sH r. g $751; DO '
sanders % Fe4qsyxsnta ,2ie -, y - s. &C. 10
y lss 90 20 -.
1908 ~ So .; il Do 500 10 So 49, do. SD
eS2 r $ s. 90 =. n 5: 10 ,..,,,. ., .,~.
direct s31 sale. Of which GSi
Sxtieth-st and $50 Jersey City supply liberal de-
mand weak prices fell off soc from Wednesdays average
sale although about all stock disposed Of at the decline
Common 10 fairly good veas sold at s3qs8 50 100 10.
and an odd calf or two went at higher figures. CITY
offered sold 10iaGl1c no. general
ket "a oc dressed easier at 6q9lac; little
calves slow at 4laG5i.c
100 10; 13s do. 27 no at So % u do 90 10 az s.
J. H Hume & Bro: veal l5s 10 at 81; u do lSl 10.
+ Hollis 81 2eas lis 10 at S. IS % do ss 10
Jeirre. Wright Co. % veals 1o2 70. S. AZ do.
j. G. Curtis 20 veals 1O1 10 81 25 DO, II
10 SO.
S sanders: 81 veas 122 n SO so; "a do. ia 70.
Newton & Co: veals. n Sc %; do. IOs 70.
SHEEP AND I.ANBs-Receipts were 1914 2.Te4
head including butchers III
ket. OF which Sz sale at Jersey City and at
Sixtieh Sheep in limited supply and steady for the
undergrades and firm for prime stock. Lambs opened
active good choice and 1Oa5c higher; medium and
lambs slow. and the whole market closed
Choice lambs at s. 5oa$s az mixed bunch at So Dressed
country steady per
SaIes-M Collins: 113 Ohio lambs 81 n average
IS 100 10; 1I5 Buffalo do, as n, at 81 q; 8 Ohio
sheep. 1876 n. Sc; 65 Buffalo do. 12o 10 at S. 90
Sanders: 1856 State lambs. 50 10 at IS O5 10 do.
SIS N. SIS; II sheep and lambs. mixed. II n Sc
Newton & Co: 30 Michigan lambs. rs N. at 81 rs:
D. harrington: a5 Buffalo lambs Of 10 at 81 90: 2o
do - n 81 90; "a State do So NJ at 81 30 60 State
]. II. Hume Bro: % State lambs. So NJ at SO so;
II State sheep, ia NJ. at So
HOGS-Recepts were ~ cars. or 2s11 head including
head for the market Almost nominal for live hogs but
firm country dressed steady.
SaleS-J II. Hume & Bro: s State hogs. 1853 10
at s. so per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24
THTETERY on WARDS ISLAND.
PROPERTY CLERK WHO Is ARRESTED
PROMISES TO IMPLICATE OTHERS.

Daniel Leddy. thirty-nine years old, for six years
the property clerk al the Manhattan State Hos
pital. on Wards Island, prisoner In the Har-
lem Police Court yesterday complaint OF Dr.
Charles T. ". Rowe Of the hospital DIT. Rowe
alleges that Leddy stole sf5 from patient named
William Davis.
For some time money and yaluables have been
missed the hospital, and an investigation was
started. Leddy finally suspected and arrested
He pleaded not guilty, and asked for an adjourn
rnent so that he could counsel. An adjourn
rnent was granted until Thursday morning, and he
was held in $500 bail. Leddy would not discuss the
case further than say that sensational develop
ments would come out. duplicating other men in
the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, March o. 1900.
COFFEE-A sudden decline in European markets
signal for liquidation local Exchange, well
cause for buyers temporarily withdraw Speculation
did not broaden In the general OF the and
from start to finish the talent seemed be
Not only We're the foreign market cables against the
market bull operations statistics showed large
rivals in NewYork liberal cearances for this country
and larger receipts Brazilian ports In the spot
more liberal offers Futures closed barely steady
decline OF from 10 20 points. Total
we're limited 10 IL 600 bags The market for spot coffee
unsettled the close, with
Tor NO Rio SlsGSi4c No Rio. SasGSI2c 10
Rio and S9c for No Rio Yesterday the Kair
arden has arrived in New-York with 14,5ss bags Rio
IlOO bags Santos and 3lS4 bags Bahia. The present
stock Of coffee in Havre is lbs 600 bags, including
s2oOO bags Brazilian, against 10000 and 13ss 600
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24
BALTIMORE & OHIO r r

FOK WEBI.
Leave New York south Ferry Whitsaau Term,n.i, ana
DAILY Except Sunday ssuna,x.
ShiCAGO 't1 M. ulberty street onIyl Ell .
D. .l2. 10 night- '''. 'Ai'' -
~, SS1IN n TT ST. LOUIS 1000 . m. .5as D. On,
ROYAL BLUE TRAINs
o., WssnasHiNGT0N. BALTIMORE $500 1000 Un.p
m Vliner,, fiOc m. (Dlner). lDin,r,
.nS hoyai Limited exclusively Pullman Trsin pin.i
sim 80 lp;nen 800 o. m Dinsr,.
oncss; us Ire, 2si. asa ies4 srossn,xA sns
n.ii owsry T. SSS Fulton at. BROOKLYN white
Aotsi ~ rSsidsaos . deoeaDasSun ~ss SnsSAsa uoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24

Liverpool. March 23-Closing: Beef firm; India
7ss 90; prime 72s 80. Pork firm prime mess
Western SOS 3D. HaIns-Short cut Il 70 10 70 steady
AIS 60. Bacon hrn: Cumberland cut. IS 30 10. 39e
RIB 3es: nfddles light. 80
81 10 37s Sd clear idGles heavy 35 40 10 3Ts
short clear backs e is n BIS Cd clear bellies Il TO
le 10 37s Shoulders-SquaIe u IA 10. steady
34s Lard firm: prime city. a2s: American refined. 34s
Butter nominal CheeSe-American finest white. dull
5es Sd American colored steady. 63s Talow
prime city. Dos; Australian IN London 2se 81. Cotton
seed oil-Hu refined May-August firm. 2ls Sd.
tine-spirits steady 4js Rosin-CoTnon steady IS.
Canadian IS 7i4d Flourst Louis fancy winter steady
lis wbeat-Spot firm: No ! Northern sprine ss 2z.
steady; March nominal May. IS Sad July Sd
CornSpot steady: American mixed IS 9Ad.
mixed old IS 10sd futures firm; May. IS 95sd July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24

METALS-Although cables from London were generally
active and hrmer in to-day The asking rate
advancing y points 10 SIC 50Gs6 30 Closing hrmer at
these Tin however, Influenced nv a decline
f3 los abroad, ruled and decidedly lower
closing nominally at $40 IS. S3 5OQS3 % the
figures yesterdays close pig Jr9T
continue quiet. Lead unchanged closing steady az
81 67a bid and 81 725e asked. Spelter ruled quiet and
steady closing unchanged at s. so bid 81 so asked
s. s. p'''' " 'ea' was - 10 and for spelter.
MOLAssES AND sYRUPs-Demand for New-Orlsa,s
change from the arbitrary ruling of the last -
weeks and prices remained unchanged syrups were fn
but quiet quotations follow New-Oreans. centrifugal
common nGl3c; fair. l4al9c; good. 2Oq2sc; prime al
@31c; New Orleans. kettle. 44q55c Puerto Pco
34a4oc syrnps common 17q19e: fair l3al4c: good Is
OCEAN FREIGHTS-There a good general darap,
for sail tonnage today and rates firm In ali de
partments Tonnage suitable for oshore trades Of
fered sparingy owing to the absence unengaged YES
sells There was an Improvement in the demand for grain
steamers and rates with light offerings for
nearby loading Prompt boats Cork for orders waTe
quoted AZ Is and April 3s 1Oad. In all other d.nsrto
10 Liverpool we're AID London Id Gsssow ZION
tol 4i2d Ieith SID: Hull Al Newcastle 4isd Antwerp
md; Hamburg. IS pigs: Rotterdam. SIC: Amsterdam
no room; cotton to Liverpool. 100 10 s3c; London
OILs-Prime summer yellow for May sol, At ss.c
lots. and except for little tone in sympatbv
with lard products the market practically nom
unchanged We quote Petroleum. bbls 50 ana in bulk
g. % Phndephia BIS 50 IS and in bulk s. 60 refined
yellow s prompt SUMMER yeilS %Sc no PLhie
yellow SOC; city inseed American 6oasnci usr,n.n
boiled; elde2c; caHuta raw. Tic; Western iin.eed oil
PROVIsIoNs-Bull news and sentiment predominated
in hog products Yesterday the market advancing very
yards stocks ana continued r o, 'g o,.s nc s
mand outsders bought pork end ribs Will. English
Is : Sh y. b: .. tSe ;rs
points 'hs arrivals were d2ooo axains, last ~ssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET

London March 23.-There fair attendance al ths
wool auction sales to-day The number offered
aggregated I.3l5. Mernos which consisted mostly ~
scoureds. the home trade American buyers
the chief competitors al prices against sellers Poor
greasy woods sold IA per below opening ~
woods. America az,
unchanged prices. There numerous withdrawsls
The following the sale detail: South Wales
LOO bales; secured lie 4d91s SID; greasy edqIs
Queensland 800 bales: occurred sd41s 9izd greasy
Sdqls ID Victoria, 1920 bales secured. scqis gu
greasy 7cGis 30 South Australia 800 bales greasy 81
Ql11sd. West 300 sddl.
greasy eac@ls Sew-Zsssnd 800 bales: secured sist
greasy. 5%Qszd Puns Arenas 400 bsler; greasy 7qsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. % Chaaoeis -
as follows. and minutes earlier from W - = =
300 a. Daily-Buffalo ENpress-ar-. BaIalo 80
For Binghamton, Waverly Elmira AMI Bradford S"'
train. Coaches and parlor Buffalo IA
80 ,. Da;iy.-Chlcago Limt-rd-E1ast mai
train 70 Chicago, arriving 30 p. Cleveland 49,
m Sleep-rS 10 Chicago Cleveland. CluriDuatL Lr-
$50 ? m pai!y-Bun2lo and Cleveland ENlressss--.-
Buffalo 100. Bradford 20 jamestown SEQ and A'lns.
town 1927 a m; Cleveland i23O p. seepe's ="
Buffalo and Cleveland CAFE
DO Daily.-Sohd train for Biu Shar1tcu NANe,y'
Elmira chicago Sleepsrs Buzz no. Chicas1. Caciaa-
Dining
TICKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
l. FOUNDATIONS at Ill. rs. PSI +pl ana 80 $3.50
way 1856 East l25th ST and 2IS West l25h % Sa1Ias
and West sd -. ferries So and 80
St SS Broadway. Brooklyn. 10 River St Hcecsen 81
Jersey city station calls Tor an
checks baggage 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24

COTTON-The course of prices the Cotton Exchange
continues taking one day with another OF a
ORDER Inc market took sudden for the to
Gay and broke 1913 points under liquidation
local and foreign interests. PROMPTED by an army Of
bearfsh influences. the equal seldom been
brought TO bear the market As a re
disappointing Liverpool cables the
TO y points lower months and unchanged
points lower far months steady n Positive
weakness OF Its cropped prices
several points further Feeble rallies
me balance or the session and sentiment in the pit
tinued Of bearish hat he South
releasing the balance holdings
positions short, coupled
crop advtces than received this season,
Leading factors But probably the influence
the batch cablegrams
ing great the part spnners
result OF reports from India famine
conditions were causing serious changes for the
the Far East cloth market leading resales Of cloths
and held by spectators others Though slow
accept this information, local trade eventually
placed reliance the Indian
final reports from Liverpool indicative of great
weakness IN present positions There denying
stocks
suitable TO spinners'
work South is backward But spinners here and
abroad supplied for months
and demand for manufactured goods gradually
the shortage carry he
weight IL would under ordinary
present time the trade be holding
from the other side and development in the
cotton belt situation. Today's speculation active
whole. and for the ed Of a
professional interchange OF
into sight this week, according Secretary
1920 bales against l47330 last year 1873 1898
and 625s7 bales in 1897. In sight September is
bales against year 10 I34 256 in
3s6 bales 1897. was finally
quiet and steady in with prices 3 points
lower months and to points lower on far
months.
range prices local market TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, March o. p. Motion Spot-Moderate
demand; prices easier American middling s 3
sales OF the day were 5000 bales which for
speculation and and included American Re
eelpts l$oCo bales including 1900 American. Futures
middlng M March. 20 SID sellers: and April
Is 64d buyers: April and MAY, l564d sellers and
June. . IL 64N5 Sid sellers: June Z RIj
buyers; July ard August sid sellers August and
TENDER. 81 6id sellers: September
sellers October and November, 81 value November
and December 1 % 6idl 266 buyers; December
January % 64d4 "a sid buyers January and February
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