davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

Cash quotations follows; Flour steady; winter
patents 81 4OGS3 60; straghis So 0GSa 30 So 20
S spring patents s. so patents SS lOGSS a. stra EhIs
64z.c. No red. eSlsc- No corn 5TItc: No yellow
corn 7 S7 4sc: No cats 2ia25i.c No white 261.G
rs No white 2dsI27c; No rye 5iisc; No barley.
othy seed 81 40dS2 AZ clover grade S 10
ptrk b. Sll 0dsi1 10. aFd per 100 70 Sc 05dsG 20;
short TBS sides oo~e S6 d.y shoulders
tboNed). S6 2S6 90 clear sides tboxcSl. S6 seq
wines. gallon 81 24is; loaf &c:
lated. J.44c Produce Exchange day
l9fi23ec; diaries. i61
pc Cheese firm. l2G 3c. Esgs steady fresh. 1OGlO-c
Cincinnati March 24.-F.our dull Wheat easier: No
red Ild72c; Corn drmer: No mixed 4oc Oats h-Tnsr;
Eggs firm lie Cheese steady
Milwaukee. March 24.-Wteat steady; No Northern.
663=ci No Northern. G+ia q6Sc Rye weak; No / J6Q
56'sc Barley steady; No 3 +44i5c; sample. 3sGi2c.
Minneapolis. March 24.--whvat. store, No North
er1 March, Gize May 63lsc; July "a s65c September
G3@4c; on track, No hard, 6Jlsc No Northern Gi+sc,
No Northern ~ sc Flour and bran unchanged
Philadelphia. March 24.-Wheat firm; grade.
MarcE ia qIS14c Corn strong and &c higher: No
Butter firm; fancy Western 25isc; prints.
re EGgs sc lower fresh nearby Western. l+se; do
southwesern l4izc; Southern lac Cheese steady Re
csips; Flour 6Ot0 bbs l4000 sacks; wheat 800 bush
corn. i4T0OO bush 5000 bush Shipments: Com,
So. coo bush; $500 bush
81 Louis. March 24.-CIose-Wheat No red cash.
I0lzc March. TG1.C; May, 69i1c July 6S.c No hard
G51G6c. Corn-No cash s6c; March. S6c: Nay. 3ssc;
2i@sc; July 22i9c No . white, &c.
Toledo. March 24-wheat dull. higher; No cash
1ll+c; May, 12sc- Corn active. higher; No mixed
2siac Oats dull higher; No = mixed, 25e- Rye dull
prime cash old s. 95 March. s. IS; October IS oS
No seed 81 55G$4 30
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

C0TTON-Tha market for futures affected for a
time around the opening by builish English lead
ing scramble OF scalpiEg shorts cover later
the bulish enthusiasm suppianteG a of
nervousness. This signal
energetic pressure work the options
selling steadily the session
time pretty much ali the disappeared
market opened steady with 3G1O points
higher, the first bids proving be
rise matter Of 1GI5 points. Inquiry as
the Of Lverpools sudden change
the knowledge that shorts abroad
oughlr frightened by The ChroniCles of
weeks events plantations throughout the
the
The cables from India. which caused
bulls Iverpoo. ard yesterday,
lost weight in the English market. which closed
inglv firm about the notch FOR the But
while The local crowd thoroughly respected The Chron
iCies' findings with preparations.
we'll the statistical
was fully awake 10 The importance Of lTeroo,s rise
feared absence speculation
count and the hurdensone long interest in the
crop positions Toward the close predictions that
Liverpool would be adversely Influenced by the failure
today squirt Of selling.
prices lowest point Of the The
crop reports hardly unfavoTable glance
map would intimate. II
dispatches Of reliable
doing splendidly Texas. where rains
fallen that showers the central belt
forcing termination with Of the
n favored localities. Field work admitted be
paris Of the central and eastern belt
The range of contract prices to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
SOUTHERN corroN MARKETS.

Memphis, March 24.-Cotton steady; midding T-l6c:
low mddng o 3-l6c; good ordinary 1S-16c; net re-
ceipts 59T bales COP bales shipments 25S bales
sales. $50 bales stock. "a. 800 bales.
Galveston. March 24-Corton quiet, mddlng csc low
r:ddling. 99c good ordinary. sc receipts 800 bales
stock o. s23 bales
ST Louis, March 24-Cotton quiet. middiug. 7-1ec:
low uiddlinG, 9isc ordinary. receipts $50
bales 1133 bales shipments 1s5s bales stock
Gs 4S4 bales
NewOrleans. March 24-Coton quiet; uiiddling. 92sc
low Intdd.tng. 9isc; good ordinary Lille; receipts
1888 bales; sales. 1500 bales stock 36S 300 bales
Savannah, March 24-Cotton quiet. mfddlinE 9i3c
middlng. 94c; good ordinary sac; 2543 bales
experts coastwse. T19 bales 60 bales stock 10
159 bales.
Baltimore March @4.-Cotton nominal: riddIing
l5-l6e low middng t.c good ordinary. s7sc; stock
G.130 bales.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-o- New-Yor<. March 81. 1900.
EtJ-It liouidating in coffee to-day
Mlth weak cables incentive longs unioaded large
lots OF new crop holdings this
morning and continued sci. throughout balance
the session After steady unchanged prices
qecne ot 10 points the market weakened decidedly
undeT ciscouragng cables from Hamburg
Wei as from Rio and Santos that there were
sellers OF spot co1e= but few # any buyers
market considerably prices added 10 the beav-
ness OF futures the liquidation Of old
holdings At the close the barey steady with
prices to 10 points net over Total sales %
bags there nothing warrant any
change in Brazilian ports reporting the or
dinary arrivals OF 150Go Domestic statistics also
lacked feature. The selling he Exchange in
cnded business for foreign disposal Of coffee
neic by investors IN the spot coffee
the feeling mixed. with prices Rio No was
No ! Rio sssdsHc.
The range Of contract prices the market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

Chronicle whole the weather
for farming operations dur
new crop are stated TO only slow progress
Cotton special Liverpool cabiesSpot cotton
ouie- Sales bales. speculation and export 800
boies. American 5000 bales, receipts i2HtJ bales;
American 900 bales; mddng upland l5-32d Futures
0r@ned sreiv seaG Closed steady at 3+% sid
10 bad net advance DeeeEnberJanusry, 42fs Janu-
arv-F4bruary 425izs: March. 5.22s; March, april.
522lzb. Apr-May. 5.10izs; May-June. bl6tzs; June
6s, Senteuber- October 4.4Eizs, October-Novenber
4 ss5zs. November December PES.
FLOUR AND MEAI.-The trade to-day's -four
market not large particularly strong Ii
though prices norninallv unchanged from yes
terday. spring % 45GIS- % ~intFr stTaiehts
SO 5ass patents 81 65asS 60 sn5ing cie1rs
81 s5qs3. extra No winter. 81 soax2 go exira
30 . winter GO6Is2 Is grace Sl7 5oesls re- ton
srof ana 10 arrive ...... RYE FLOUR-Easy. Qu1ted:
PAR 10 good 81 lUGS3 20. choice 10 fancy 50 -oeI$a ~
~. .CORNMEAI-Dui Quoted Kiln dried s. l0t1
81 80 brand BAGMEAi--FirT Quotea1 p! Fine
Quiet Qucted srring bran. Fpni $40 20 Facks 20 ar
rive 200 n 80: winter bran SiT oU1sla 30.
Hniddi SleFSlN o c.tN bran Slo .sj9
SIT. homlny ehOD SIG clinical. S2f
GRATE-WHTAT-T wheat market to-day. by
opening somewhat higher than last night. nhorde4
- avail tien1eeiTes OF As result the
advanca and most af m session prices
Fridag's close Uiin specllattE y
diminishing midday antl II became enr
marked by buying 81 Louis account Taken
altogether the Saturday market was a Astio" one Du
quite keeping Wth the idea mat MoldhS statisles
an might prove bearfEn ana thetetofe ah
favorable 70 holders Worlds shipments wee sce-te
9ee4n90 bush while srZe increase was e@t'rce1
n the passage Western crop ara westaer
according to-Aays dispatches: VAS not par =
t:euiarly detrimental 10 the wheat ouiook ana ts Ae
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
ERIE RAILROAD.

a.
asr follows. = ~. SG
II Ba.Iy--Ls14Iaio E.AprvSs--ar- p
For Bnsharat5n. Wavsry. Eamira and Bradford Soiit
train Cc1cnes ard paIlCr % Buffalo
. N. Daily IlmIted-EaEt uali-soEd
Chicago, arriving SO Cleveland 20
SeepsrS Cleveland.
E.so m Day-ssltao aad Clsyeland ExpEess-arr
Buffalo 60 Bradford jamestown 100 AM Nounss
tSwn lo25 m: Cleveland = 80 Sleepers 70
buffalo and Cleveland Gaze
0I75 p m Dai.,,-SeId Biashamton wav-riy.
ElIira chicago. S.espsrs Bur Chicago Cs1ennAfL
L3nns
YrNICkETs. Local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
= CJ1MNOLATIONS - n ana Broac-
N4y. East 1871 End 90 West I2sh Chanoers
ana Wes- 23d 81 ferries New York
So as Broadway. Brcoklyn - River 81 Hoeoken.
civ S.atrr Nsw TRANSFER Co and
s~ks bag dex-f-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

A DvERTISEMESTS and subscriptions The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Oicr No i.2sa Broadway.
north ut 31st-st uni! O'Clock p advertise
received following offices regular
offlo- until o'clock m, viz; - sth-ave.
%3t-st. 10 cthave. i2;a-st.. Macys CIR
14th-st. l42 coiunbus- Wes; asths; 'OG
West 42d-s;., eth-Sve % East i+thst; :oT Wes,
4sd-s; between Tth and $50 Eas, sIhst L35S
Sd-ave. 10th Tz,h LOes Sd-ave- near
clst-st.. I5os lst-ave nes. s0th-st slave
iIst-t! 55' 3d-ave. Bl--ekerst; se3 EeseKe-s
e.9oS Sd-Gve si0 gPt.-sI, i.o.i sca~= e-cee
American District Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
OTHER MARKETs-EY TELEGRAPH

Chicago March 24-Ca:ile-Receipts. 90: norinaily
steady Good 70 prime native steers 81 oo1S5 80
medium. 81 1oS4 selected feeders. $4lS4
stockers 81 5OdSs s0: COWS s37s4 Is: hefers Sc ION
Gamers 81 i5aS2 bulls SO 50sa 20 sag
Sc Texans-Receipts The week about 4
strong 81 sOas5: Texas bulls s3a
So CO. Hogs-Rece7ts for today. 10 600:
Monday. 2sOc0. let $500; opened shade
higher closed weak: tor s5 q; mixsf\ and hntshsrs
05H$5 2SiS coed choice. heavy SO CJTtS %
heavy 81 9ss5 light 81 $685. 10 bulk q sles s5 16
81 Sheer-Receiute. : COO. sheen
choice wsthers. 81 GoasG fair choice mixed
Tr7S5 CO: Western ~ 4aTsa yeariinEE sea
20 native lambs 60 25GS5 ~; Western lambs sea
81 70 Trs weeks Cattle 43 coo; hogs 900:
shaep Is 500 weeks receipts: Cattle 49, 000
sheep cl 400
Cincinnati March l-fogs active hghcr 50 S5a1<5 -
Cattle SO Io@ff5. sheep strong. s. 23GsB -
Lambs cosy. 81 rOqsT IS.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
RALIIMORF & OHIO z. r.

EUI. IUE " Ell.
.<.v. New York south Ferry t~nisnan Terl4nAi,.
SS,s- Liberty streef.
'palIy tExcer: sunday g5undAyA
CHICAGO. $50 Liberty onIy1 81 =
Q N. and .l2- 10 r.gn'
PITTsBURG .s.so q. N LIBERTY :, *
9 n. 'ie. 10 aight.
-. ~ night
ROYAL BLCP TUsgSN.
wAsHiSGTOS. BALTIMORE. ts.oo 1000 trtp-r,.
'ii-so tDinrri. ti.0S D. IN tOnerb -iso DINER.
-so (Roya Limited. exclusively Pullman Train. p,as:
AK DINER .5-S ID. tDinerb. ~ -
eight NOEFNLN. rl.00 m
All trains are illuminated WITH pintsch Light
Oc1ess. IT.. eSl. prnatwav - Union sa
", u. Rowery Y. Y. Fulton st BROOKLYN: vn.,s
nAn a Liberty hscksa trSD
aots or * dsGf
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. March -. l neutrality-suspicious. tied
demand; prices unchanged American miGcling. sgd
The sales OF the 5000 bales of whca 600
for speculation and and included 200 American
Receipts 1000 bales including $500 American Futures
opened quiet and closed steady. the advance Amer
middling. n March - SAD sellers; March
April 22SidG5 23-64d April and May, 1o641
e5 20-6id sellers; Nav and June. I6-64d15 1T-s4t
lers; June and July l46+d buyers; July and
1-Gida5 l26ic buyers: August ard September S64d
value, September and October s5-g4d4 4e6sd sellers
October November 34-6idG94 35-5id sellers; No
venber December. 29-e4d sellers; December and
January 2T64d sellers January and February 2565d
q 1i,-GsA salle-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
LEHiCH VALLEY.

Of Cortlandf DeSDrosses ,tresO
r. r Ferries
- Street Other tSiTes CoItiall. "
streets Daily exrep sunday sunday l"aves - N eisr
leaves 65 SUNDAY te4Nes . ~
< suad-y leave. Us r.x; Sunday s,s> s-9PN
I+6. T.DO A " Local for FASI1N
-yJJ e~ ". For BUFFALO. NlAtsAI.A FaLL> sld
principal local points PariOr ao DlHg Ca Oon-
recrs Coal branches z.x.o., -
<.If5a I.I 90 Noon ." BLACK DIAMOND .x-
n tue word l-ntt-4
capacity Due eEneeln ING Win eepsrs
q Dining vice a carte
.I255 90 " For WiLkhs-ttAi.ItE - i-AN lOS.
4 a. and tn1esrnedisSe POINTS
y~xfO y5.2eP.N Il Local for MAICH SllJNh 49,,
ARA FALLS and points West Through Sleeping s 20 chicago
.7.S. SEQ E-7Os ton Ez7's-s for BUSFALo and
sS55 900 ? " For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BCFFALo
and Wesi Slaen!E. Chicago
SrDi, a. n. AID NJ
and PIln-n &C OnnOdstioas 80 Ss ~ and
rs. BROADWAY Wet - te-linas
sl rron 81 Corrr 81 Pdw and >taron Bro&y ~
Trausfc- call and check r-on as$o ~
,es.Jerre through Destination
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

10. sTs I'd Shouidrrs-sauare IL TO IA n steady
Lard firm. prime Western tIsrces. sos American
pals. jas Sd. United
States. nominal Cheese dull American white.
S9s Cd American hnost coiored dull. prime
city COS Australian in London 2ss Sd cot,onseed OIL
Hull refined May-August firm 2Is Turpentne-
Spirits steady. Rosin-C-omuou steady,
Petr9Ieum-Rehned md. Linseed oil e5s Sd. Peas
Canadian Is ND. Flour-st fancy steady.
Is 3D. Hops az L0ndon-Paoinc Coast steady e 5sG
fS i5s. Wheat-Spot firm; No spring IS ID;
futures steady: March nominal: May. 5 sAd July.
IS sid Corn-Spot drrn; American mixed ss 10esd;
American mixed old, Is ii+d; futures strolg: May,
Is I'D. July. 3s I0Tsd.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
RGilroI0s.
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
A. 355 p. NJ. Daily. Sunday. Pitts
field SUNDAYS only 20 A. II.
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices 1i3 26i. AS and 1916 Broadway. -
J-nicn So w. 255 Columbus Al West I15th St
191fh 81 and l3sh 81 stations New YORK 33S and 1o6
Fulton ard IO4 BroaGway E. D. Brooklyn
relephonL $3.50 C0rtiaudt'' Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel resijepce by
WestCott Exp-ess Cnmpauy.
GEORGE H DANIELS General Passenger AEea:.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

Liverpool March 24.-Clos;ng- nryn: India
Tes o. prime rs Cd Arm: prime
Western 0as Cd Hams-Shnrt cut "A to 10 70 arm
AIS Cd. Bacon Hrn: Cumberland cut, 6d
abort RIB rs ?: n zee Ga long iddes light 30
IS n ass long clear middes. heavy s. 40 10 as dd
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
DELAWARE. LACKAW ANNA & WESTERN
WEST SFiORE RI.

4G.lss FIanAlIn ST StAtlcn. y. Y. toA.owA
10 IN late fUOt - ". sxo ST.
-l-s+s a. NJ. CONTINENTAL LlAlITED Tor Dsyott.
Chicago Louis. Dining Car
'Ssl5 4 II. Shicasa and 80 Louis Limited.
t~sno u. "a. EuTaio and Niagara Falls ExpreaA
.oIt5 Y NJ. Drtrolf and Chicago ExpreSs
-Daily- fExe-it sunday
Time tables 81 PEiHeip.l hoteS saa orrees naWass
Residence Wesfcotrs Exprpaa.
c z LAMBERT. General Passs-xsr Agent y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
THREE HOURS AND A QUARTER
To Atlantic City via Lakewood.
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEYS
SPECIAL EXPRESS

Is operation week days only This splendidly
equipped train Composed parlor vestibulea
coaces and drawn by hard coal burn giant compound
engines New York. foot Liberty $50 P NJ
and south s23 p M arriving Atlantic CIV Ga
VI. leaves Atlantic City . 10 r II.
riviug YORK S.2S p NJ
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
Railronna.

OENNSYLFANlA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foos of West Txsntyth:ra street and D..-
caE,1ssat lesy,.s TINS . az .s1m ana
s:s!is";S; esssPt zssP wnerf ssh rs,ss ss.s
Cars New Ysrk to Pittsourg Sleeping Car PIttsours
az NJ rs$4 Use s,q e9sg..sa
conDsuent ssepns Dining srlosax and dss-rva
tion cars Fs- chicago. Cleveland Toieis cznrinnat,
I-Ss NJ cHfcaGo &Sb sT. LOUIS Express
5.55 r. VI. WESTERN ExrRzss.-Fo- cairasa For
7.5o p. W soJTnv EsTERN ExPRESs-s1r Pss,,
1.5a T. NJ: fAcIFIc ExPREss.-ror Pitssaurg
s55 p NJ NAIL Io AS5 sIs s&gPsisa a.s
Sleeping Car New YqrE to Altoona. East LD@ry Plt.
coaches
- MMAsHTxSTo7 AND THE soUru-
e.Sro.ss % .sins ana 6ar5 oI1,;Se 1Gs5 Dss Car "a 70
srsssional Lin ali Parior and Dining Oars s25 Is
sRias saaaas SAB ss IS R9as p 81 Da Sa car q n Z e sos Z
snsssi9ps 3 e1Bne LIN 1, al T. Paos 5, saa Pi9asE ca
soCTHERN RAILwAY-.,,Flor1aa Limited. I2so D N
N6EFoLT ASS WssrEaS R1rrwa9T4 e 7lsaf saz Memphis.
AThASfc d STE 95SaRf eoasr 4 p m s4as aa1 sDe..
tGs. TesSsys Sa EIpress ,s . a, m and = daily
days and 80 2. day-
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOL.E--T.s5 a N
weekdays s.55 m daily
ATLANTIC CITY "a IS m . n fDesb-csses
and CoT;anGt Streets . 50 ,. weekdays through
Nesthued Trains. Buffet Paror cars and Standard
Coaches.
CAPE MAY.-i.sS ?. N. we.k-aays
Fo- poin1s New York Long Branch Railroad from
West Twentv-thIrd Street S;atrni s55 - 40.
S25. and 40 D m. Sundays g. Is a m. AIS D IA
tfrom DesbrosseS ard Co--la1dt Streetsl. 600
l@5O. $40 and SO .. sundays 9-sJ a s Is
. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
co iDeSbrosEeS a~d CotlanGr 20 TZ5 Ks.
S25 s55. o * 90 Fe7ra TI1'ts6J t0ss1rosses
snd Cortsndt Stree's ION Dining ass Dining
Car. I155 70 55 (Deshross@% s1J Cc-tiaatr
st-eets 2o. 80 SIS. 355. s,25 eCin Carl.
40 dining carr, ~ Dining Ca-t 7s5. : - 3
? m. i2ln night Sundays. $40 -. So. . 25 965
tLtmtedl. a55. l95s Dining Carr a. m. 1888. / IS
Dining Car -. SIS. i25 Dining AS CDnin<
Car, $50 Dining Car. T.55 s-55. a25 D n. 1e 70
aight.
Ticket ofnees Nos as 944 1I9S 1854 and PSI Brosd
way Asto- Housz, West Twentv-thrd Street
end staons foot Of Dssbroses and Cortand Streets:
4 Court Street sCO Fulton Street. 9S Rroadva-
Peunsyvelie Annex Station. Brooklyn Station.
City The New York Transfer Company viii cal
AID cneck baggage from residences through
destination
Telephone s14 Eighteenth for Pennsylvania Raf
road Csh Service
= +. HT--CEINSON z WOO0
Marace- General
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

Foreign coffee msrSets-Santos-Coffe market barely
steady good santos SS700 receipts
HaHburg-Cohee market opened 4 pig lower; 2:3O
p m. net = pig lower sales 5000 bags Eavre-Cofee
market opened irregular 1sgs franc lower;
changed; al B steady partly y higher at
4:30 prices declined franc sales. 1900 bags
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
CENTRAL 4. R. OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks ''Electno-Pneumatic'- Signals
Stations in New York fcot Of Liberty 81

Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks 'Eleerro-Pneumatfc'' Signals
Stations in New York fcot Of Liberty
and South Ferry.
leaving from South Ferry is the same as rom
Liberty ST, except when noted
For Eas,on, R4thIshe7n Auentawn. Mauch CAu-x &C.
s4:4e d545, $3.50 70 Eaztonl P VI sundays. -s:so
FST WSeTeaTTs as Pittssn and scranton 400 $40
For ReaatnE and Harrisburg 800 s4-S9 7:2a sq-l0
100 11;c0 n Readng, A. N $40 "a $500
ts.;so 20 IeeGlnFl P N sl2:15 night SUNDAYS -.5S
to ReadinEl p. NJ sI2:15 night
For stations NEW YORK AND LONG BR ANCE
Bed bank GnIy lao 4 N Isl 95 ana is:la . Red
RANK onyi Il 20 % . P " sundays $500 t-10-i5 20
f FoR s Ls RE FsN ooD M ana Lskeaur-, .so apso A.
NJ 81 = -s $50 ttlc SEQ ? sundays s;i' A ~
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. -4.sO : " sI.ss $50
" Atlantic Cv special with vsstl5ulea Coaches and
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WARRINGTON
From foot of Liberty ~
Week days -i:3o 500 1000 III 80 Dining Car, A NJ.
500 biai1g Car P NJ. sls:iS rn6f srndsTs = 40
1o;oe. n1so Dining Carr A. NJ. so 900 Royal Blue
Additional trains for PHILADELPHIA. week DAYS T9o, 600
A. ". s7-Se. 400 $50 - IS ? sundays.
500 A N. s4oO- 9;CO P NJ
FerTy us, III 2sl 454 s44 2s4 1.sai 5road-
way 81 eth Az Az. e5 CHios So West 1ss East Ie5sa
court St s44 SEQ FuI;on 81 Brooklyn ss Broatvay.
Williamsburg The New York Transfer Co viii call for
ard check baggage from hotels residences de-ua-
sFrom Liberty St cn,y-
sFTo@ F S'5 s2g;a F EsI-y a Ts IN giTsf;s earlier
aFror South Ferry 9-aa \ VI.
bFrom South Ferry az $50
--7r7 7lrh
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

named fer Monday
were bales against 1,5T6 bales week and
year.
The statistical position made by this mornings
- IL L. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

Rio-coTee market weak No : Rio $685.: exchange
3-lod receipts, 1000 United States
1900 bags; stock. 300 600 bags
The statistical position Brazilian coffee is as follows
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

Receipts OF hreadstus interior points in thousands.
last three cphers 900 omitted bbs bush,
IN 1yge
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

sDot cotton closed dull and unchanged: mddlng
,oted q7sc There sales. Receipts OF
r.nci,al ports and interior points to-day with compaT
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

hicago March 24-TAe leading futures ranged as fol
s.:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-05-11

less republican policy from getting a
living Object OF commlseration OF the
patriotic democratic press, which de.
mands justice for the Fnlpinos BY
bcstoNing the entire porker upon them.
with trimmings supplied by the Unit.
ed States government. Poor Puerto
Rico. Look at her attempt to DO bust.
ness. She is working under the scaled
down, bargain-day Dingley tarin,
Yesterday the Puerto Rico steamship
Company's first ship, the Ponce. reach.
I'd the port Of New York from Puerto
Rico. with the piuful cargo Of i.esS
hhds. and 1850 bags Of sugar ana
2lsi bales Of tobacco. The merchants
Of the island feel so despondent over
The outlook that they win send no more
goods to the mainland until the next
ship Is ready to sail. and then 1t is
not likely they viii more than double
or auadruple the shipments. Poor
Puerto Rleo,
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Sold by CHARLES ROGERS.
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS.
custom House, Astoria. oregon; Col

Custom House. Astoria. Oregon: Col
lectOr's Office. April 26. 1900.
Supplies for Revenue Vessels:-Seal-
ed proposals for supplying ship chand-
lery rati0ns. and coal 10 vessels OF the
United States Revenue Cutter Service,
regularly stationed. or temporarily, at
Astoria, Oregon. and delivered ON board
said vessels at that place during the
fiscal year ending June go 1901. will he
received at this office until 2 o'clock
y. m OF Saturday. May l2. 1900, nt
which time and place they will be pub
licly opened. The coal furnished TO be
anthracite or bituminous OF best quail
itY; uniform In character. TO weigh
2,240 pounds 10 the ton; TO be delivered
Oh board the vessels at such times and
in such quantities as may be required,
at localities readily accessible to said
vessels. and 10 be subject to inspection
as to quality and weight Bidders will
name the prices both for steaming
and stove coal. and also their facili-
ties for furnishing the vessels with
fresh water. and their charges there
for. Blank forms OF proposals, with
schedules showing articles OF ship
chandlery and component Tarts OF ra-
tions, may be had upon application at
this office; proposals must be
submitted on these forms. Sep
arate bids win also be received
the same time and place for lubrIca-
ting and Illuminating oils. The right
is reserved TO reject any and all bids,
and no contract will be put in force un-
til congress shall have made an appro-
priatlon for the purpose.
JOHN FOX.
Collector.
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of extreme cold. there are "ambula-
tory" schools, as the author calls
them, the teachers travelling like
judges on circuit, SO that the children
of the most remote places are not
without some opportunity 10 attend
regular classes Even II the time is
short 1t sufiices for instruction in read
ing, writing and arithmetic, and an
absolutely iriterate person could hard
ly be found.
Compulsory education begins at six
years and extends through period Of
seven years. It is said that where
there is any disposition to evade the
law it is sometimes enforced by the
police. but their services cannot be
required very often. since the desire
for a schooling is passionately felt
among all classes. Above the folk
schools are continuation courses in
the nature of business colleges. then
there are the more academical peo-
pies colleges. normal Institutes aud
finally the university.
The elementary schools are maintain
ed by the state and communes. the
higher institutions by the state. and
instruction at the university is prac-
tically free. since the annual fees
amount to only IS. 1t is noticeable.
too. that the plan Of coeducation pre-
walls throughout the entire system. and
American women will be particularly
interested in this paragraph:
Finnish ladies are thoroughly well
educated. and although they have no
political rights women are much en- |
pIoyed in government services. They I
are not debarred from becoming men, (,
bers Of the great societies. For in
stance, among the 2l2 fellows that |
compose the Geographical Society OF /
Finland there are seventy-three wo-
men. The Swedish Literary Society, I
with 1900 members. has eighty-two wo-
men on its books The same with the
philanthropic societies. music, art, etc. 1
Ir all. the doors are open to women" /
Women are much more largely repre-
sented. however. in the profession OF
teaching, as they are in this country. |
and that profession, by the way, is ,
held in the very highest esteem by the /
Firms. But as We think of this people .
so advanced. intelligent and progress
sive. so thoroughly modern in the con-
stitution Of their society. the most re-
markable thing about their condition
is that they should be ruled and op-
pressed by the barbarians over .the
border. II ever there was cause for
a protest by civilization it is there.