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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Grated labor union declined to fuse
with the Clark ticket in Yellowstone
county. Now fhat Ferguson has be-
trayed them, and at q time when ii is
impossible TO make another non.isaa-
tion for the head of the state labor tick
ct. it will be just as unnatural to drive
the iaboring people Of Billings into the
democratic columu M it was to at-
tempt to force them TO swallow the
Yellowstone county democratic ticket
against their will ut the county labor
convention.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Thp following words ~ wisdom
were recently spolep by VI, W Pr0tbr
inghnm N Aew forki
~ IN NOT noeDsspfy NJ shy mach
about prosperity, WD MI Ml0W Whit
" means % bp doing IN gpceeesfpl bus
ipesH, Notes $40 met eonlpnolB pTe
fnlflIed, CONDITIONED Dsiste--Dpd CON
aaeuee u No bnlwavt y tvAde, Panlo
again, TINT eopldGnop III t6p stability
~ onr Hpnpoos ~ tIlo WrNm0pnl Issue
IN this nplnpalHn --as mpst plwnys
continue NJ bN, Thp only why " ever
cap DO pliminpfed IN d nnfiOnpl iespo
II prestdentipl cnppnigu M when
both mndtdnfes MO nqpHlY Hnef'
worthy, Such " not Mo pnep tBis
year, and nYen the MOST lh0nghtfHl
democrats yeeospiM thp f0ef
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

The attacks that are betng made on
Mr.. Patrick Iayelie by tbs opposition
press In this connty sre mot only 0f y
o and contemplate order but
shows to what length the fusion demo-
crafts will no la their campaign against
those who do not subscribe t0 the
Clark doctrine. Mr.. LayelIe has been
. resident of feliowsto,ie county f0r
many years, ~ ~ honest and upright
citizen and one Ut the few MOI III the
democratic party Ut Yellowstone eonn-
ty who have never sailed under my
thing else politically but u frue deD,o-
cratic fag. That he taas declined ~
subscribe ~ tho, fusion platform and
ticket promulgated NJ Helena Inst
month and endorsed the actions ~
the Clark democracy " 10 bis credit,
and adds 10 bis standing " y man mad
citizen Mr. LayeIls will come ont M
the present campaign with W unfair
Dished name and viii live hereafter
IN this community honored apl rer
spected by thousands 0f people, Dlapy
of whom baye always differed with
Mr., Layelle IN politics,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
A RECORD ~uNEARTHED,

The fact Nv quite well established
that II was the man Boardman, man
ager Of the Helena Evening Herald,
who was delegated 10 betray tho re-
publican party for gold when the ~
ppblicapism nj the Herald WAS SOLD
aud u bargain made with the fusion
democrats 10 support the political IN
forests of Mr., W, A, Clark IN tho Pres
ent campaign, This shameful piece
NJ Neachery " the clim4x ~ political
perndy I'm the present campaign II
has No equal IN Montana journalism
and " Nv doubtful " tho case ~ The
Helena Herald has \ parallel IN my
other state IN tho Hnion, The Herald
and the men directing its business and
editorial affairs VIII ~ down IN his
tory with n name ~ . benedict
Arnold People everywhere IN the
state will shfn them, and The news
paper which until y few months ago
was respected everywhere IN tho state
will not have n place IN the homes NJ
decent people until " has fully repent
ed tor tho part " has taken nv q ber
tFayeF N tho party " was supposed "
represent,
Since " has been clearly established
-. -. u.
that the Herald " M longer Identified
with tho interests NJ tho republican
PARTY, although still pretending N hp
M organ N fhat mFty, The iaSptte
hAs tRlen occasion N consult wv dies
dRrinH the period that the man Board
man, the political salesman NJ tho
Herald, was editor and lessee NJ Fhe
billings GaaettR, We find Tint dHf-
ing the senatorial contest In tho leg-
islafHFe NJ 1900, and during tho con-
lnst ~ Mr., Clark M Washington w
gain admission into TIM senate cham
heF, That Mr., Clark was nowhere more
bitterly denounced than he WAs by
that man HoaFdmRn who IN now the
chief hetFHyer ~ the republican paFfy
nm tho Helena Herald
VhR following are only \ few M the
yeFy mild Foasts NJ senator Clark ~
aapied from thR ales M ThN daaetfe
written ny HpaFdmRn M editor
lessaa ~ fhis newsMpeU
nMeraRs naK may nnt elect his
faF sanHtm hHf hn VIII par'
form fha atAfG \ signal service W he
some M fM MlheJHigpFs and
lViher takeEs III fhR Rfnltnnfiaryr ''rT
January W. laRn
fnaadl0ak tha IagiflRfHfHi N IN
leltfF tIlnf fln slHtf M FepfRannled ny
NV one Republican MRnRfM fnr .tWAl
FeAfs fhan mat dnmHRfnf sllnHll. ~
n ltA sftiaff vim heR HIfnl n million
lallgEaa w ahlAM wv Aeah h-TdAnHaFy
M lhANf
nAk t Il Tho UaIg faetiAl fhava IN
now NO daHht HlAt iN Influence WAS
~ .tla Flaht diFAefl0H In thA
eAHl0FlAl hstit pheE (the halE fAes
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Mrs, Marguerite IA, straug " vi
tho faithful teachers who arc aiding
very materially In the ppbuilding and
advancement 0f tho schools of this
county, II eleeied spperintendent ~
schools she Will BIZ able ~ further nd
vance tho oapse. NJ education vote,
tor her and assist In maintaining tho
already high Standing 0f the schools,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

IN the frigbtfnI accident which Del
fell Mr. W., H. Heifenpih With VA
others IN y Northern Pacific wreck
pear Big Timber sunday night thf
eity gives w one NJ Nv most pop1lnl
and exemplary Young mon Nv,
Reifenrah was m Idol among tba
people With whom be had epsl bis tol
and bis death casts v gloom oyop pll
who knew him Although yoppB W
years he held one NJ tbo most respop'
sibIe and exaetipg positions viii tle
Northern Pacific system IN this paFl
of Noptana and bWd before him \
most brilliant Wospeet " mako fop
himself y name w railway circles,
Always courteous and mSiops "
please thn public no nppe, ~ MI,
Neifenrath WIN IN eyer cherished by
those whose good fortune " WIS "
know him IN this HE,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

w vote for Bryan Nv N vote for FREQ
fypde md cbepp foreign labor against
protection anil American labor 10
vote for Mckinley ~ NJ vote f0r n ceN-
tHpation NJ prosperity, for protection
" American Labor, apd honor ~ tbe
American fag M Nh times and IN MI
countries, on every land and son,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Vhnra aR M annnfg pRslllana With
In Nm alfl M Nm vAfpFH Witch re0HiFa
m0p hpHhleM aRillW HAN thaae M
county Mamlmlmelh Nh MflfF
nominations aaHld hMga haaR madf
lima lhaM M MessrH NJ W. hRgRNIL
w N Parker and VI NJ lNum Fllag
aEo piMneem IN VIM eaunls and heavy
Taxpayers and N alapled would laGk
aut I'M wv waltafa M ha eGHnis In 4
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Bpyan's silence on the money gpes'
tipp IN his New YoFk speech was moro
emphAlie tllpn any words ho could pos
sibW hRYp uttered, W. would haye
No epst belieYe thNt DO would MOI
disturb the gold Standard While no
bids f0r thp western vote m tho
strength NJ bis free silver yiews,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

senator dnnps, M chairman M lhp
dpmnMRtip nRli0nal ppmmittpn "
now furnishing daily hullptinh lnlllng
how many statpn REgan WIN GRITTY
md how hn WIN M plpplpdr some
attention miKht M Rlyen N nla o4T
RrpssionR NJ pretended qonhdanm IN
HryAn'H election had IN n0l made VIM
HRlnn predictions f0W gpnra Aa0 "
snpna llAf Hfgnn VIM mn nlAefad
Them nnd Apnalm danes' ppodntians
were varg mnph mn inAf N thny Will
IN lhM gnan " IaQkss Inn \ paah M
hlffAFg TRINaflnA ltHnK
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Vho ronsipg reception pceordod ~
NoyoFpW Roosevelt on bis vptpW %
Now fork Oily shows how public
feoling " rppping IN thp epst, pho
enthnslpstip welcome ~ Tpldy ~ y
tip tlMf the democrats might M well
W hepdi " shows bow tlp votes app
going next WRok,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Two thousand recruits Will be sent
~ tho Philippines within the next
thee weeks N take lbe places Of a4lDlo
~ tbe volunteers who nre ~ DO sent
home Nv rapidly Nv the government
fransporfs can bring tbem md thon
tbe eroakors VIII bpye DO find some
other cry ~ take tbe place ~ "mili
faEjsW
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Vhp t~asppyers pnl hw'Rbiaipg Gill
apns N Tho opnpty Wish W sep thp
oflpe M poNnty attorney IN Mn bends
~ ono who knows thp INV md VIII
400 lhat MI persons diHphoying N pro
pNWishpa snph would he lhp emo
y lhp election NJ W " Hnfhhorp,
k0lp f0r him,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

~ MitioiM mn man M different
views. who ian npMpplh himsnH N
tlp other course, hut M f0T mo, WIN
tlp Ught hAye, nm fQrppd NJ thp
e%pnelNNon thnf would IN n nporNpnE
AWprlpaM MIse' W mg eqpntry NH
misc VI my pprly M wpll f sh0Hld
lAW NJ fhp w0nJA WGoRntao
sparenly y ycstiHp nj lnnOappllG WIng
aiples other In th0 nhleag0 ~ KlnHQs
pfty plptf0rmM Vhp mEDnlNfi0N IN
now tg VIM hNnds. M nom llatn and Ry
These Nm. livery NJ Ipp nplnnplnny llns
hNpp stolen IN Which M a0rYN nh iIp
devils that lnNkp s0pipl dis0rdprW
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Al IhR MnK RaFfy Tint has dannlle
WilARlfH ARa heliefs and Me Raffy M
RnHh hhd WRArfsh thn republican
haFlK. shnHld eeFy VIM Country I'M the
Nth M AagRmkHE
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

A vote Nv aaarNe n Afan INV ppl
FfHfnlAtlVR mRanH \ vote Nh II RRAd
clean mAni wh0 WIN M akIa M fapTef
Aani FallawAI0na R0ants IN eVegE aaAxR
NJ tIf ward
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

pfam VIM Yag thR dpWpppnp mpss
y PilqhinE tnfn RppseYplt hp mnsf bp
hnFtlnR fhpm lVnfly hRd' VINO world
Nvps \ nRhtpF md \ men whp N hold
fnnHFh N All lhinse by fhpN risht
ilallHB,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

A week from toany SETTLES lho spppt
question phpn thW votes M the ppo-
plp wlll determine whether wp prp N
hnyn -Four mare yppFs NJ Wpepprity ana
hNsy linps ~ fonF years M 0pipt apd
pdYpFvlfy, WIN mills Mpd fnetmies
HhNt down And hnainpes homes elosed'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Raine fpFppd N ipin hands WITH
AlehpFd prokRF mRaf have henn \
Ritter plll fN Hryan N swallpw, hut
n lhn present dpsppFpA stasP NJ Fhp
same " IN anyfhinR fhaf offers pYpp
fhp fainieRt hnm M WIN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Aehmalm dopa mn infMld tIaf hpF
Sister HIata NJ Kanana ahRll RHWiYRl
new and fNla " thn gnFg FnaaRn nhe N
MfnAFlnk N FepnfiaM hTyan mn Mn
gflnhRT 4 neat,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
Republican Nstional Ticket.
-
For President:
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
OF OHIO.
For Vice President;
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
or NEW YOBK.
Republican State Ticket.


Presidential Me tors.
LESTER y. WILjHON,
Of GaIIsf3n.
PAUL MCCORMICK,
Of YeII0wstope,
HAIRY o. KEssLER.
of Silver Bow.
---a----~s
Congressman,
". ~, MDHHAY
~ MissOuIa,
------~
Governor.
DAVID H. F0LSOM,
of hesgher.
Lieutenant Governor,
Al. BENNETT.
NJ Madison,
BeerstsTy Of state.
A. N, f0DEK.
Of Silver Boy,
Attorney General,
r, J. POTTER
~ Caster.
State Treasurer,
FRANK u EDWARDS,
~ Lewis and Clarke.
Htste Auditor.
&C, PROCTOR,
u Cascade,
Associate Justice.
HDDOLF Won TOBEL,
0f Fergus,
Superintendent Public Instruction
w, E HARMON,
NJ GalDatin,
sr~~~Tsrarr-Hr~r
Judge, Seventh Judicial District,
&, H. IOpD
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

manner syeryway satisfactory To their
constituents. Make mn X after each
of their names,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
Republican County Ticket

RaaT H
Representative,
GEORGE Il, BVpLLp
County Treasurer,
" ~ HOLMES,
Sheriff,
THOs, w. LINTON,
County Attorney,
FIXED H. HATHHOAk,
County Assessor,
A, H. SMITH
Superintendent NJ Schools,
Mis-, MARC DERlTE N, HTKAha,
Comfy surveyor,
A, A. NORRIS,
Coroner,
DN, JAMES CHAPLIN,
Public Administration,
GEO, D. HENNIlHOW,
County Gommisplonars,
w. H. UEVEHlLH
", n, PAHKEN,
", H. DRUM,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Itersd u the Diiliaes Postof5scs ~ Hecond
Glass Matter.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31

s na ht %
:Sesay Ola onion. n aesye and nrm
eRs se s .sy in a snPPs
I .s % in supply and ns ss
role and chicory hrn. Esgpants mostly poor and drag
lower prices ruling Leisues esA more 1 PLENTY showing
quez H and vsq s's m few
few beans .saas ssaas ssSn:
easier; squash old winter vsseqbes
muda IN per Tes s sso sss S State w and
Rose SS 6 o % 30
sas Psg8sas per rsiss fas:
COUNTY ss White =? s'isFn peer bag sd Soas
& s ds 81 s5Ss s. and % s 81 % Ssi %
pears
Saro6a per PEI leo ss sancSes ss g 90 & per
81 5oGs2 romane Bermuda 81 25as 10 string
saa: per sTa,s s!a5i nass
GH per Sa2 a Ta Rfnps
s i.$ small
s. s s. %s p e. @ 90
punches ssas4 do CHARLESTON per punches slgss So
2 do per- oass 5
sG sh0Is pr e4a ds a m 0s Do
s5sso 3 5 ds4
S6 I'll %aSf6 / Closing up
with unusually fair conditions Prices have rega'ned
strength helped materially by supply
advices which to be light. and the current
Impression that OF large lots the way are
exaggerated There general frmness throughout
market though trade partook considerably OF the
quiet tendency Of months close We quote: Prime
bales 100 10, STA 690c: No do S2t2Hs9c NO
do 77lsGSOc: No 8 90. I0a721sc; no grade ooa6oc
40T42l1c clover mixed prime sOs2'ec clover
75QI72c. All other clover grades Irregular small
bales hay 2c less than above excepting selections OF
No for West Indian export. STRAW-Prices tame
with prospective free receipts Supplies ample FOR me me
zen de o1 We long Of at bT ana sFsw Ps % %
reported the Produce Exchange at today
Hudson River Railroad Erie, 800: Pennsylvania, 90
Delaware Lackawanna and Western. TO- West Shore 90
LAhigh Valley 100; total f.6+0 total March ~
$50 tons March 2s, 2,2S0 Receipts Of straw
to-day 30
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31

soc
lie Western lnseed oil quoted &c under city brands
I'll: as.,v: market TO-
market wss shade iowsr su. promptly recovered ad-
account and strength in helped this
ss n ne @ oa ana al dsy active X. .n. a
yancs disappeared Tbs close unsettled price.
Receipts chicago amounted to 10000 head: at Ksnss;
i o%as- sn
''sS sc oas ?aa family 2asis 90 packet sea
ss 'T5 sS' 'Bf2s oGsrsas
PaF02s a sP X T lse n & Ds aois
Pas, 0noss
ey 0% ,S Io4G quoted
quiet Quoted south america 72Sc Continent es5e
@ ssss s ss@poDnd FF Hs,sa city SS
osG coser. a Sy aFs %ss ss1 III. % ONLY vsr, The
o0u1 is V9ysas foo@
sas.e hsat as.e s . pstHs sf1s
ev o erys In nearly S 4ns
and Kept the market in an 10 irregular unsettled
condition from openng close Prices unchanged
On 9aIf bbls Snyj mould A. $40 cubes and SXXx
Eas edd H
se m ID sms sas n ns dn6ns an n Sas
Of ane sranuiated, 5,25c; Eas;e ane sranuated
sTs; so. as5c Sos j; asoc; t,7Ss; S95,
No 10 445c No II. 440c; Nos u, 13. a. Is and is,
43oc. Raw sugar irregular with a firm undertone
all day but not active Prices were nomnaly unchanssd
for % e ssss Gr h for % for 81 5
a % s4 eide S by
willingness OF refners purchase large additional
ported cane sugar in London firm with offerings light
Java quoted at 12s Sd and fair refining lis 3D. Beet
sugar was quiet but steady; both months unchanged
40 M sd sd This m weeks of the statstica pGstGn
United States and Cuba
25S $50 last and 272 year,
crease Of - ne tons under last EuropeStocks in
Europe, 2121 600 against 2.1150 600
and OsO 500 tons last wear Total stocks of Europe and
America. 2.3IS29I against 23I3
and 35S 3o4 last at the dates and
2334, ,e45 of March last The
OF stock IL 24.9TS against OF 35,65
tons ast week and of 56.023 tons December
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31

FLOUR AND MEAL-Buyers and sellers remained apart apart
on al grades @ Of Gs The he c wa DUN but
nomna hT1 R oh shsenGs Of S. n
ss 5 y5 wss.s s s sSsss IS - no
5ns i o ( FS?1 E 20 s9s:
Kiln dried. 81 I5as2 80 as to brand BAG MEAL@ 6,
@ ooo'f@ Eps TPs .5S oS Spins
ss ST. S. to asis a55vS wa nj
han SIC 50 hSmny @ o chop a .sa SIS 81 81 so Sme' s20 "
GRIISIwHExTN bull Contingent had the up,
by bear to gain control early M In the aed b
a break in pork and large Argentine shipments would
succeed Louis the support Of prices Just as
sea short fa s ali
dag dGns ws % ths exception Of one period
prices were Nc higher. Room operators who were
caught in the upward movement found additional reason
crop prospects which formed Supplement to The active
Vices oonoerning the French crop private
being advised that because OF cold weather the sheas
these two influences the market vac 50. ~ cted led
the bull side cotton had turned their a;ts, sran
modify which has not experienced boom ., > r,sr.
The Argentine shipments and European cables ve, IN
showed decrease Of 100000 bush from the previous
a
p 9 sSsn @ markets ws
q the othsI side closing "a net
Wheat closing points lower and -four 20 points up to
&c per bush up Antwerp unchansed Liverpool re-
ceipts the last six days have been 10000
including 5000 bush American The export bust
Is Northwest receipts were
4s6 cars against cars holiday last
year. A dispatch from Kansas quoted Secretary
Coburn saying that he had received single un-
Quotations Of cash wheat, afoat basis. were as
follows No red New-York, store S012c; No hard Du-
luth, 79Ac No Northern Duluth, 771&c. both first
sste s Ny y Rs Bga ss " ssFs
T9c. all No Northern Chicago 167sc to
CoRNSpeculation in the local corn market
two prices until late in the day proved
rather first sentiment was inclined to be
guided by the fluctuations in hog products but In the last
seemed inclined to follow the strength IN
wheat supplemented. by another good export
amounting Ga loads at the seaboard. with
talking OF much larger amount, as both
everything offered at the West that
could freight accommodations for. the latter
again buying West; outsiders also took
bull side while country acceptances
large. Argentine shipments amounted 10
600 compared with 100000 bush the previous
week and IS 900 bush Since January l the
shipments been 46ss, 600 bush against 2.o16ooO
before In the last six days Liverpool has
a year of which 1892 COO bush were American No
45i2c 46c delivered and 45%.c
ahoat. .oATS-There was only small market Tor
and change in prices from the previous DAY NO
closed 2s&c No 2slSc No white. &c: No
white 3l%e track miSed 2aa3oG; track white slisq
35c No white clips. S2Hc. RYE-Market steady;
afoat: rye. SIC New-York carots.
'Bradstreet's' exports Of wheat and -four from both
bush last 23s bush last Since July
this the exports Of wheat aggregate 141 $40
for the week aggregated 63s bush against 1913 s4s
2.41.443 bush last year Since July
this exports aggregate 1855 lbl5 bush
against 127 565o25 bush during the same period year
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No
spring wheat 63d66c: No red 69G7 zoe: No asa
3s1se No yellow 3s1sa3s4c; No oats 24sc; No
white PC No white. 2e% g2Ic; No rye: 55sc No
81 S. prime timothy seed So 35s2 clover
grade 81 5OqS1 CO. pork. bb Sl2 O5Gsl2 20;
lard 100 H. SO 3Oas6 47 short ribs sides 1oose)
SO 6OqS8 S5; dry sated shoulders boxed 50 25ss So
finished goods. basis high wines per gallon 81 %;
unchanged. On Produce Exchange to-day
butter market weak: creameres 19G23c; dares. 164
21c Cheese firm. 12a13c. Eggs steady: fresh lO1ac.
Cincinnati March 3o.-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet: 2
red I2Gl2iac Corn frm; No mixed. 4oiec. Oats firm:
Sugar steady. Eggs steady. 91sc. Cheese active.
Minneapolis, March 30-Close: Wheat in store No 1
Northern March 65hc: May. 65c July. 66isc Septem-
ber 65Ac. On track No 1 hard. 68tc: No 1 Northern.
65l4c; No 2 Northern 63t1c. Flour unchanged.
higher. in bulk s11 5OGs11 -.
Philadelphia. March sO-wheat firm; contract grade.
March. 73G74hc. Corn firm: No mixed. March. 421.
421Ec Oats steady; No white clipped. 31lsc No 3 do.
30g3O1sc No mixed do 29G29ac Seeds dull and lower:
vania 10 as to quality. 51a47sc timothy. per bush
carots 81 25S1 go Butter duh and lsG1c fancy
western creamery 25c do prints. 26c Eggs firm; fresh
nearby. Western Southern Southwestern. 13c;
and 5000 sacks: wheat 5000 bush: bush:
oats SO 900 bush ShipnnentsWheat 81 900 bush:
l12oc0 bush; oats A., BUSH
St. Louis. March 30-Wheat-Closing: No 2 red cash.
ll&c March 71Ac; May. I0%c; July. 6I1sc; No hard.
seae7e CornmNo cash. &c; March 37kc: May. s7.9
May &c; July, 23l4c; No 2 white 2TIac
Toledo. March 30-Wheat higher active
cash. T2lc May 72iac. Corn active; mixed ssIac.
Oats active; No 2 white 27l1c. steady; cash.
March. new $ 80: 81 s7iS: No seed 81 4oa
81 65.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31

METALS-Tin continues active and considerably higher
to-day. Influenced by good export demand ana the
steueth abroad market advanced points closing
r at sS2 80 The net gain for the aggregated ls
poa.s Lake copper though firm in unchanged
fro last night closing at sls IS Pig IRON warrants
- So bid and 81 1914 asked. speter quiet and
unchanged. closing 81 bid and 81 so asked Tbe
brokers price for lead 81 10 spelter 81 IS
MoLASsEs AND sYRCPS-Dealngs In nolasses v.rs
nnlmportant and the market best destitute of
new feature. syrups steady to firm bu, oui.t
Quotations follow: NewOrlesns centrifugal common II
@l3c; fair. iiai9c; good 0d2sc; prime 3oq3:c New
Orleans kettle 44G55c Rico 8iG+0c ,vruns
G22c; fancy 23G27c. ' 'e' ~
OCEAN FREIGHTs-A fair amount Of business wa,
good demand for vessels off shore trades Ps,.s
for the coastwise departments weak and unseed
but in all other trades ttrritaI
amount Of tonnage Offering for the oren
were in limited demand were stesdv IN ne
basis OF As 10 Cork for orders. April loading In ali
steady Quotations TO Liverpool were Sad: London a.
Glasgow. 3s.d Bristol, i'sd Leith sd HmI az "a:
Newcastle, 3D. Antwerp. "a; Hamburg 55 pigs Ma.
Rotterdam, Size, May Amsterdam. no room co,nn >,
Liverpool. 100 ID. 30c: London, cats os "a ~ "
OILS-Couonseed oil maintained a firm underton. zen
terday and fairly active rumors ~ dsuana
from lard people There talk Of laree .aas
being made privately for the account a Prominent
house in the trade For prime summer yellow s7c was
fined petroleum quiet. We quote: Pe,roleunS hhi
s. 90. bulk 81 Is Philadelphia bbs sa s5 eois -
bulk 81 90 refined, NewYork Sl 10. deoddri,sd
naphtha. s1l IS. -. .COTToNsEED oiI-Prtme crIds
hhs 83Ia93ic: prime yellow s7e nromn,
summer yellow. nominal butter grades s79ssc prime
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. March 80.
COFFEE-The coffee market showed continued lack of
public speculative interest Even local contingent
operated with caution Cable information in its entirety
calculated 10 disturb
considerable degree although
otherwise Bavre, Hamburg all rather lower
quotations. The HRvre market, however picked up
nttle the close. But enough
other influence the
stimulate broader speculative dealings There a
trading on the call at the opening and advance of &c
the closing bids Of the previous day rep
resented the Of the the session
hcially the opening OF the buletned as
steady at unchanged prices Subsequent business was
slow; the general situation quite
thought that the Havre market held than
expected Receipts at Rio and Santos buIlishy
small 1O,G00 bags. ABRUPT
falling off warehouse deliveries n
noticed yesterdays scarcely
recent volume OF deliveries The market barely
steady at the close unchanged points lower.
Sales $50 bags Spot Brazil coffee in the open
was du and weak with quotations less nominal
the basis Of 73sc for No Rio which the trading
level reduced yesterday. We
No RIO. 7izc: No Rio. INC; No Rio Sc; No Rio
SIC. Cleared Rio. Wordsworth
bags Iavre stocks 1925 zoe including
Brazilian. against 75S 600 bags l3920o0
spectvely. last week
The Of prices market to-day
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