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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-17
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Territorial Funds Received Wash
ington Mine Decision.
NEW MEXICO. COLORADO BOUNDARY,
FLEMING HAS RESIGNED.

FLEMING HAS RESIGNED.
J. w. Fleming, for six years the
United States coal mine inspector for
New Mexico. has resigned his position.
NEW MEXICOACoLoRADo LIME.
Frank NJ Johnson. special examiner
OF United Statse surveys. Is making an
official examination u the Colorado
New Mexico boundary line, with a view
to establishing facts that will put a
( TO such election disputes as cur
req in Archuleta county, Colorado. last
fan.
TERRITORIAL SUPREME COURT.
The territorial supreme court will
convene In regular session on the 23d
instant, one week from yesterday. occu-
plying for the first time the elegant and
comncdious chambers In the new capi-
fnl
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-17
BIed Quarts at a Time

eli am aknie maker and worked for anumber of years IN the New York Knife
Co.'S factory at Walden, N. Y. First thing knew / commenced to bleed from
the mouth Sometimes as much as a quart OF blood would come up from my
LUNGS N q time Every time ] coughed the blood spuned out II was in The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17

slg$ IL do Western. yellow. per Dbl, 81 2og
81 55 do red 81 l28s1 Is; asparagus Charleston per
dozen lunches S4ds12 do California per dozen ounces
81 5os2 Brussels sprouts fair TO prime per quart ogi9o
per s1@si %; do New-Orleans per 100 punches
ss4$4; do Charleston. leo lunches s1gS4 celery
California. per dozen 25Q75c: do state. 10q6oo 40
Florida, to Il dozen 81 5oGs4: cauifowers
Dbl crate 81 5o@s2 30: Charleston crate 81 ,Sg
81 rs cabbages state S30ds40: do Long lsand
100 s4qS6; carrots. Bermuda per crate focMSI 20
chicory Neworleans Dbl s5qSI eggplants ti3TS a
kale Norfolk per bbl 5Ocas1 lettuce Florida per
basket s2GS5 80 peas California Nat sps& 90
100 punches, sias7 Bermgda per sass so
Fioras per crate s2qss; splnscR Norfolk, POI
prime carrier S3as3 so; do poor to good 81 SOC
81 So turnps, Canada Russia. Dbl 81 l2gsl 20 90
Jersey and Long Island, Russia. per Dbl s1cGSl -,
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-W Wheeling severely OBJ
struced to-day and outside of treaties for special lots
for clear weather delivery market quite neg
leced Receipts oppressive. and for the tine
sellers feel relieved of anxiety about price weakening
supplies strong but give evidence or
going higher good feature of the market s the recV
of seadier prices for good undergIades prime large
bales and straight No have lost OF their rIness
We quote: Prime hay. large bales 100 10 s62ggoc
grade. 50d60c hay. 40Q+22c: clover mixed 70
clover 72is small bales 21ac less than ABOVE
figures Glover grade and wanted RAW,
The tone of the market is with continued noeral
receipts Pennsylvania is making good contributions 10
the We quote the range Of 7O911c, as before
Receipts of hay and in tons reported at the tod
Exchange at to-day we've: BY Hudson tlNer
Railroad, 4sc Erie 400; Pennsylvania. So Delaware.
Lackawanna Western. 80; West Shore, 100 Lehigh
Valley 10: Ontario Western. 20; total loo tons
Exports of hay Glasgow SIS bales; Havana i56; BAR
BADGES. 3O6. Receipts Of straw to-day 40 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nevy-York. March Is, 1900.
Guiding % cars for export alive aughtereT and
Is for the maItet all on sale al Jersy Sey red
p0ss0 tls weakness common , stssr1
of cattle ee wss s back 1t at so 40 pr S m oxen
$4ast q oxen at g s. bulls at
Setsr at s. Dressed beef in moderate request 7aso
per N for ordinary choice native sides Cables
the uTa viii take out 1000 quarters Of for
%aas san s and s5 cattle fo2
Sherman making the totals from this port for the week
Rng u Mar March @ Of 4ea ssfep ap6
the exception Of So sheep - c,,o.ao .oouu ,oz, ;,
average at $ 10 per 100 NJ do; los $ s7s
Is do 1882 ~ at 81 9c p do 1908 , M at 81 SO
Ohio oxen iso r. at s. IS: bull n s 30;
il Ksptsey i IS i1e9 r a. at 50 "a
5aeS n; $ Io?S n. $ DO SO +:
g. 80 20 e ssS5 = i 8 90 81 a 60
m "a at S a nV oho d6 l2S nj at At s go cove
NJ at S oS; bull 1900 n $ s.; helfeT 80 10.
IS sha6err Som no. g illinois steers 1895 h. at S 20
M Collins bulls. So n at So %: do, 100 n at
H. H. Hollis; 1850 10, at 81 bulls 500 NJ at
G. curtis Son: OK 1850 N. at 81 10; yearlins.
CALVES Receipts were 267 head, including 81 direct
wash an W b 72 Were sa a han Gn pes
co%dn NO to prime of vcss 6 at M St 2 100 %
tops at higher figures little calves at So % city dressed
sales Jelifes Wright & Co. 80 veals 12I 70 aye a
at Sc 20; / do Ito H. at S. do IS n at
1876 ~ S. 5o IS DO al r. So % o. 40 n at s.
IS Is do 2i n at S: 10 do o5 r. s.
S. Sanders: veals. n. a 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCeipts 1914
3717 head including cars for butchers and 122 for the
whc ii W5re jersey s city and 3 at sixefht Sheep
We're in more liberal supply than for seyeTa days and
moved more freely than yesterday but buyers were
yield sellers demands for concessions, and
days sales prices 20G3Oc The pens
quite cleared Poor prime sheep sold at 81 q$6 per
ordinary choice lambs Sc 1887 90; culls
So Sd9iac 10; dressed lambs
9z@1c country dressed winter lambs steady at $50
saes-D Harrington: IT'S State lambs. 81 n average
s. 90 100 NJ 594 do so H. at 81 So 2o2 do 20 10
j. H Hume Bro 81 State lambs. 90 n. at 81 so; =
sheep 10. IS 49, 1 buck, 40 10. at 81 % -
s. Judd Co 1872 Kentucky lambs. s6 n at s. 90; 81
ennsyiyana DO 50 n at s. 3d. M Ken mt s a 90
State lambs. 50 10, at 81 So; 1s5 do 81
n 81 70 1s5 do 20 b at 81 90 state sheep % 10 at
212 State lambs, 70 10, at 81 So cults.
55 10. at So.
"a DO 70 10 at s. 62's; 1877 Buffalo sheep 81 ~ at
NJ Collins date Thursday: go Western lambs. Is n.
5O 231 do 70 10 81 so; pa Indiana do sc 10.
do 81 10 81 5C sheep 125 10, Sc; spring lamb
Harrington & Co.; 15a Buffalo lambs rs n at 81 60;
HoGs-Receipts 10 cars or 1872 head. all for
saughterers Market nominaly steady. Country dressed
Si salesM Collins date T6G3sdayS 100 Pennsylvania
pigs, III N average. at s. Is per 100 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah. March 16.-Cotton quiet middng 9zc: low
mdding. 9c good ordinary. sac: receipts 1881 bales:
exports coaswse. 1I30 bales; sales 81 bales stock
49, bales,
Galveston March 16-Coton firm: middlng 9i2c; low
mddling 81.c: good ordinary. sac receipts +2e
bales: 429 bales; Great Britain
bales
Memphis, March 16-Cotton firm; middling 9 7-Iec:
low middling. 316c; good ordinary. acc: net re
cepts. 12s bales !. l3o bales shipments 2l2l
bales sales 1890 bales stock 1900 s141 bales 1892
Baltimore March 16.-Cotton nominal: middlins a7.c.
low middling. 7l6c; good ordinary. I6c net re
cepts, 81 bales gross 1S17 bales:
tinent 2.sTl bales stock 1OSOs bales
St. Louis. March l6-Cotton quiet middlinE T-i6c-
low middling. 9tc good ordinary sac; receipts is9
so bales stock ~. 997 bales.
New-Orleans March 1s.-Cotton quiet mddltnc
7-16c: low middlng Q 316c: good ordinary sac. re
cepts 54eS bales; exports 10 Great Britain bales
coastwse. 2094 bales. sales bales; stock sea $50
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
orHnR MARKErs-RY rE1.EGRAPH.

Chicago March observation-disclosures. $500; weeks
ceipts largest of steady Native
good prime steers. 81 poor medium, SIG
81 feeders 81 0dS4 so: mixed soces
SIS 409S3 steady $30S4 he!fers. SIS 12Gs4 80
gamers 4O9S2 bulls $36S4 %. Calves 81 5OGS7 10
Texans-Recepts, So SIS
ass so; Texas bulls IS 20aS3 40. Hogs-Receipt
to-day. 900; 10000 left over, 1000
fully &c higher. Top. s. 121a: highest hog market
since July. 1885 Mixed and butchers. 81 s5GS5 12Is
good choice S5Gs5 1917; rough heavy. 81 s5G
81 02a bulk $56S5 O5. Sheep
Receipts, 5000; sheep lambs steady choice
wetheT s. 1896 fair choice mixed S5dS5 so; West
sheep. s. 5OQs5 90 yearlngs. So sOQ$6 80
East Liberty. 16.-Cattle steady extra. 50 459
go: prime So 25G$5 10; So 35G So Hogs
higher: mediums. 2GGS5 22la: heavy
hogs, So 1895 171a Workers. s. IS O5
So 81 1884 90: roughs. So 504$4 20. Sheep
steady; SO 25G$6 common 30:
choice lambs 81 250S7 40; good, s. 5odS7
veal calves. SO 5O4S7
East Buffalo, 16-Receipts OF sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twentyfour hours
oday follows: Cattle. car; sheep
lambs, cars; hogs, ii Shipments time
Sheep and lambs II hogs. % Cattle
changed Calves in good supply. moderate demand and
SO choice ST 25dS6
S66S6 % Sheer ambs-Oferings liberal. Demand
fair for choice but prices ruled lower. Lambs choice
81 25G$7 so; good choice, s7aSI -
fair S6qS6 70 Sheep. yearngs, So 25S6 80; mixed
So 50GS6 wethers. SGQ$5 20 ewes, $5GS5 so Hogs in
good position, 5Gl0c higher. Heavy quoable
81 %; good weight Workers. s. 1895 20; 056
So TO- pigs 81 S0dS5 roughs. 81 5Od$4 10 81
81. The close steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17

American boiled e1@e2c; calcutta raw he Western lin
PRovisIoNs~staTtins out with stronger ron tone and
pces al % s Ss s S
under bull Control pretty day. and cosad Weii
ssivs dsnsnd chicago fe5 packers
csees ias
flISS; family si2!59sls p; :hCE. siaasis Is s
fs ga9fs 10 ss5Fs
aoassissdy quoted sseSns s%s $50 n sse: 10
easy smoSinr bellies ssse G e IS
sc ri s san. P sfdaS form So
sT Ts ec stE Greens TATT6M
Quoted ssc CITY lard steady quoted Refined
$685. 49, FFas Mes Esss 5%
CS sales 3S aga a o 1 to-day
1f ss 0fs %s as 6sd
9s 6Sss sgs GOO rs5s so' 4EGs s g
sUGAR-There a strong .undertone to the raw
and redners willing buyers at quoted rates Centr
ssc and moiasses sugar 50 test iiisc The London
Bes os st and April eT and
at Vas for 5 S ns aBo for 4
Only few soft grades were shaded sale Of 200 tons
PAID II the S da ouotafons foow Out Cut
and a and S & sSf RS 3a5
and a fruit
gsted and extra fine granuated 525c eagle ID cartons
n bags 10 cartons and 10 bags of fine granuIated
DUO; eagle fine granulated and standard granulated
Bloc conectioners, A. 1900 Nos /, and 8, 475c: No
= atoe; NO D. 46oo; No g. 46Oc; No q 455c; No
4ooc No 8, 4.45c; No 10, 440c No IL, 1850 Nos II,
b. IA. Is and IS. 4.3oc- This weeks summary of the
shows stocks in the United States and Cuba together
249 400 against 240S 230 210
tons last year an increase of 1924 tons last
Europe-Stocks in Europe 21120o0 against 1921,
900 tons last week and 2OSs $50 year Total
stocks of Europe and America. 1851 $50 against
2567.S14 tons last week 231S.546
the same uneven dates and 2543095 tons date
OF February last The stock 40 o4
TONS against of ia i6S week and
excess of sc. 023 tons December g. 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady No 3
spring wheat e3a66c; No red, 69@6eac; No corn
24i+c No white 26d27i4 No white. 25%t G26l4c; No
rye 5G12c: barley, Sos. 642c: No I 1axseed and
w. 81 81 prime timothy seed 81 42 CLOVER contract
grade SIS 30d$s 40 mess pork $40 5oQS11 IS lard per
100 10 s. Goa SO G2l2 short ribs sides loose 80 Boo
SIS 20: dry sailed shoulders 2s6 So short clear
sides boxed So 3OGs6 40; whiskey dstilers finished
lated. 53Gc Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market easy; creameries, 19a3c; diaries l6dzZc
Cheese firm, 12d13c. Eggs firm; fresh 15c-
Cincinnati. March 16-wheat firm; No red: 1890 4c
mixed. 25c. TO 2 &c Butter dull Eggs
firm. 14l2c Cheese steady.
Milwaukee, March 1o.-wheat higher; No 1 Northern.
67d6712c: Northern 65d65Ac Rye ;ower; No $50
Minneapolis March 16-Close-Wheat. in store, No L
Northern. March, 6fc; May, csc; July, Sc On track
I hard 6I14c No Northern. eia4c; No Northern
6414c. Flour and bran unchanged
Philadelphia, 16-wheat steady contract grade.
March 72lza731sc. Corn firm; No mixed, 41G4l4c.
Oats unchanged clipped, 31dS11ac: No do.
2OdS0lac; No mixed do. 29G291ac Potatoes steady;
Pennsylvania choice bush, 53Q5sc; New York and
clover Western. per BUSH CARROTS So 1OaS5
sylvania quality. 6sc; timothy, Western,
CARROTS, 81 25dS1 steady; fancy Western
252c DO prints &c Eggs firm and isc higher fresh
16C Cheese firm; fair demand Receipts-Flour.
bbs 1880 wheat. 5000 bush; $4,000
bush; 2T.OO0 bush. Shpments-Corn. $500 bush;
10000 bush
Louis. March 16.-wheat-No red cash. &c;
March re May. Tic: July. 671sc; . hard. 66d61c.
Corn higher; No cash. 35c: March. 35lc; May, 36c
5 5q ec NO White q 27c March, % May
Toledo March 16.-Wheat higher for futures. strong;
cash lac; May. 73c Corn steady. higher; No
mixed SIC dull; mixed. 24ac. Rye inactive:
$S March new s. sra; October S. bid: SOM at
81 65GS4 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York, March 10, 1900
FIlfThe coffee market, while higher was quiet
The feature Of the outside cable from John
Moore Co forecasting sharp falling Oft in receipts
The market opened steady advance of 3 points
with of 1900 call, ana subsequent
increasing partially 10 points
yesterday closing prices. best il quiet
market Two Street parties did most Of the selling
The business chiefly in September, with December
next In the preference of traders Local covering fur
nished The demand told The gain
prices with speculative interest.
entirely satisfactory especially as
the market here had the advantage of advance of
franc al Havre. 4 pfennig Hamburg 200 refs at
Rio and hTnness sustained prices Santos AT the
time receipts Rio and Santos moderate
small for the bags while warehouse
deliveries IN a fair dis
tribution supplies at 1851 bags. up II m.
1850 bags, and entire session $1,000 bags
Two sold least 1900 of this amount
Market closed steady 591o points advance. Spot
brazilian ooee ruled steadier with the upward turn in
quote Rio No s. sas1sc: No Z. AGsSsc; No 6, slaG
sac; No 4. Sac Cleared Santos March IA. steamer
BeIaUra. with 5000 HavTe are 1,769Oi0
bags including 1855 Brazilian. against 17 600 and
ia 600 respectively last
The Of prices in the local market to-day
W. as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
BALTIMORE & OHIO p n

FOX THE "Ebl.
Leave New York South Ferry tNhitsnxu T.ro,..,> -.
foot OF Liberty street Ne'HhnA'. Anu
'Daily. tExcept SUNDAY
CHICAGO s43O a UIpertv souncASA
p N and ar 10 night "iee' "hSl In
PITTSBURG. m Qshsr,x
p. ~. nigh s''~st cnlyt. 'o n
CINCINNATI ~
'i2.l0 night. '" d m. 'ooS n.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. tsOo 80 -
20 30 IN t(ner iin D. DINER, 81 SI,s
go Koyai Lmited exclusively Pullman Tain na,
night Non FoT = ~ ~ 90 D. IN Dner and az "
All trains are Illuminated with Pintzc,
y, oniess; lls. ire 26i asa, I2ss Brossmn.LA Light
IA. Tsrntnss se Fulton st Rrooklvn. "3 8n -
nAn Liberty WINE
hotel er Tsstde,ae esaxs checked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET

London. March 16.-At the wool auction to-day
II 45 bales offered which exceptionally
fine selection of merinos at slightly advanced prices
Superior Geelongs America
Continent Greasy lambs by he
home trade and inferior lots to French German
representatives. good selection crossbreds was of
fered American buyers taking at u. Q5c
following is the sale in detail New South Wales 1000
bales secured. 1s 4dG1s lid greasy idols ID Queens
land 100 bales secured Is 6d6s IL Ed greasy sl9d0
Is I'd. Victo ria. $500 bales; secured Is edq1s i'd
612dGs SID. South Australia 500 greasy
7dGg1s lad. Nev,Zeaand; 800 bales secured 714d6l
ord; greasy, "A 141s AID Cape of Hope and
Natal 300 ba:es secured 1odQ1s Sd greasy. IA q9d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool March l6, p. m--Cotton-Spot quiet price.
32d lower; American mddns fair 3 27-32d GOOD mia :
ding . y S2d middiing 1922 low middins. 1880:
day 5000 bales Of which 500 for specuIatinT
and export and included 1000 American Receipts Ia GO0
bales including 5000 American
and closed barely steady decline American roi
ding | m 30-64GI5 sellers. March
April 2s-64ao 20 e4d sellers April and Nav y ga
sellers May and June, 64n5 90 64d buyers Jurs ~
July 1s64q5 1a-64d buyers July and August 6 e1I
sellers August and September. Cad value Ser s,mba+
and October. 30-6iQ4 +0-6+d sellers, October -
vember 81 G4d sellers; November December = 90 a.
a. H-64d sellers December and January 1 is go
10 CAD buyers: January and February SAD h,,erV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17

METAIS-The principal of metal market
to-day the irregularity OF cables a decline
Of 26G15 points here closing nominally
Copper however ruled firm in sympathy advance
Pig iron warrants continued dull and nominal Lead
while quiet, ruled shade easier. closing quiet
81 67is bid and 81 721 asked. Spelter weak and
lower liberal offerings closing 81 550s4 f21A
81 50.
MOI4ASSES AND SYRUPS-There a quiet market
for syrups in all departments Very offered
either here or at Boston Philadelphia About the
only lot of Importance offered $50 bbs offered nv
Arbuckle Brothers The general round lots
1925. although small lots for more
nolasses and grades first hand
holders. Quotations follow: Eew-Oreans centrifugal
Gs7c: Neworeans. Kettle. 44@55c Puerto Rico "a
I5Oc; common, l1I19c: l3d14r. t5G
Ice; prime 2od22c; fancy. 23G27c.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-A steady inquiry prevailed for sail
light and rates strong. There moderate demand flT
for the coastwise lumber trades but coal rejg
quiet Grain steamers for loading were IN
demand and the tendency Of hrmer Full oareo
boats TO Cork for orders were quoted 0id
prompt loading and 3s 7*d April Rates for berb
boats private parties United Kingdom or Con-
tnent firm IS 81 March loading T,rCbar
and general Gulf we're sro1
Other departments were unchanged Quotations 10 TjaT
Bristol 4l4d: Leh. sid: HUI 4d: Newcastle g..
Antwerp al Hamburg SIS pfgs. Rotterdam SIC Anstp'
dam. cotton 20 Liverpool. per ~ 33c. IN
don, oats, Is
OF prices. rather in tone On si
lots and shade lower than Thursday. Linseed OH and
Quotations follow: Petroleum bbls 50 90 and In bns
81 IS Philadelphia bbs 50 So and In buE 81 % Duh
fined York Si1 10 deodorized nanhths All ~
.COTTONSEED OIIJ-Prime crude bhis 2aItc r-,I 10
nal grades 3sd3ec prime white acc: nriro ~
ter yellow soc, city iinse.d American raw beoso CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17

New-York .... 7s'7iS Total TBS, 27e
5sf here ND Hs5es spooh oS of
prices yesterday business took place at the
8 Winter osT a f2h shGI IS
s $ g. s. e9 PnsS Nc sA Winter g sss
o. sSn Err saa oed
F 1s9 Eh S as and yeSv eoosf
ao S Sic SFaH sPS wiz
Bran g scm %n'e Chop ss osa 81
GRAISWaEAT bulls found wheat little more more
the day after an TssGa5 of sesns a
&c above the previous night News turned out
%hh Se dsg ' hsd
pessg h bear 5e cT wo odo Ta e
Thursday traders scd wheat very freely on tip that
Week wee or g greater 'ef an
g' se on G5 Bash compared With
the week previ9us and 900 Year ago Ths e sno
bulletin that winter wheat absolutely uncovered go
item Of Considerable significance in view very
! degrees below in Nebraska Iowa to from to "A
Genres above s in e 5nS @ anS % ve4
freely in the early part Of the day sdamGag pce al
under seatered Teazng In the afteTn9on rsr vas IFo
good shape fully up the for the season.
aside from sections infected by & started ne corn 1
turned strong wheat followed closing firm at about
amounted to p loads and cash property point
AT S6caso the cash was ' rather poor yeseray
but Duluth reported good business, including demand
from NewYork for No l Northern. Foreign news had
little the market. for II showed only
slight changes in the various markets from Thursday
except at Budapest where prices were 1c lower prac
cally wiping the previous days advance. Liverpool
closed 1s04d higher and London unchanged TO sd
lower Paris and Antwerp markets unchanged.
off Private cables from Liverpool reported damage TO
wheat in Southern Russia Danuban shipments amounted
TO 1000 bush compared with none the previous week
and $4,000 bush last Since January Argentine
shipments have been 17.429o00 bush, compared with
compared with 81 the previous week and 552
last Quotations of cash wheat. aloat basis
hard Duluth. Sic prompt, nominal No hard Manitoba,
S0S4c prompt No Northern Duluth, 1914 prompt; No
Northern Network. 775tG prompt; No Northern Chi
76c prompt CORNAfer the Immediate open
bulls successful in they were in
wheat yesterday but the close there sharp
advance TO the top point Of the day on an export bus
ing for long account took place during the day although
from the otherwise
sayorable conditions movement quality of
existed in the West did exhibit par
cula bearish features There seaboard cIearances
Illinois did indicate that acceptances had
shown improvement. Argentine shipments amounted
and year. From the Danube there ship
$4,000 BUSH against 5000 800 coo
for elevator and delivered aud 44}4c
OAHS-Only moderate trade accomplished in oats
yesterday prices selling up in sympathy with other mar
kets during the afternoon No oats closed at 2Ss:c;
oats, % 1zc; No white SEC No 3 white 81 Aac;
track mixed. 29Q3013c; track white 312a%5isc; No
ern. 81 b aioat; 63l9c o afoat;
state rye. 5s959c f New-York, CARROTS BRAD
Streets exports Of wheat and -four from both coasts
Apostles bIsh last week and 4114046 bush last
exports 729 291 bush against 21s7.-
s24 326 bush the corresponding
aggregate 149 bush against 121 453 953 bush
ing =the period year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Frank
T Fitzgerald. Surrogate of County Of New
York notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Frank E Wing, late County Nayv VorL
deceased, the with
subscribers at her place ransacting business NJ ~
office OF Thomas H Barowsky, Nos. al and 1 VoI
Street. in the City OF New York Borough Manbattsn
on or before the 10Th day of June
the 28d day OF December 1899 GRANT SQUIRES Al
ninlstrator: Lillian WING Administrator TFION4 :
II. BAROWSFST. Attorney for Administrators Nos Al
and 81 Wall Street. New York City. Borough OF Mar
- '-%-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17

Sis: American refined in pals sss sutter-Finest ana
finest white Sos Cd finest c9:orsd ss sady
COS Cd Cotfonseei oii1Hull refined. Msy-Augus duIL
2os 90. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES strong as "a H9.d nh
Pens-Canadian IS nd Hops az Lonaon itsr
CrasD steady sc 5s7f3 5s FIourSt Louis fancy NlteT
steady. Is Sd. wheatsPot frm No No y Pai55
July SIS sid Corn-Spot steady; american nsw
Is lid American mixed. old, 3s 11'adi FUTURES '
Rs 1OAd July IS 10Id
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17

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