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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb 2s.-Cattle- Receipts I3 head gen
orally stronger natives good prime
higher, $3.50 medium about steady 9oaS4
selected feeders steady 81 2GS+ quiet
81 iOs3 90: steady. S3dSi firm 25f
- % strong 81 4oQs2 90 bulls steady. 81 7OT
Texas fed steady 90ds5 firm So ESQ
81 20 Hogs-Receipts today. head tor
10000: estimated 5000 active averaging shade
higher 81 HIs mixed and butchers 81 10Qsi 92i good
20 choice, S5aS4 o. rough heavy. 81 T0s4 so light
s. 8oGS4 81 bulk ~ sales 81 S0qS4 so Sheep-Recepts
IL head; strong TO logl5c higher; good choice
wethers. s. 40GS5 s.; fair choice mixed 81 5OGS5 90
lambs. S5GST 35; Western lambs. s6GS1
Cin ,innati Feb 2SfIoes higher.
Cattle steady s3G$5 10 Sheep strong. S4G$5 as. Lambs
higher. s6TS7 35.
Liberty Feb 2S-Cattle steady: extra IS Asa
81 65 prime, SIS 258S5 ~; common. SO 259S2 so Hogs
steady best mediums SIS IS heavy and heavy York
So 10 light Workers. S5Gs5 05: pigs 81 1884 90
roughs 81 2JaS+ 60 Sheep arm choice wethers IS 90
ST To- common saas4 %: choice lambs 81 SeasT so com.
to good S. 50dS7 -; veal calves. sTGSs
East Buffalo. Feb 2s.-Receipts and through
cattle. sheep and hogs during the
ended at noon to-day follows: Cattle. &c cars
sheep and lambs. Is hogs Shipments-Cat-
tie. GO sheep and lambs Is cars: hogs cars
CateChoice to extra IS 4OS5 calves
fair demand lower; choice extra 81 I5GSs;
choice. ST 5oGS7 10. Sheep and ambsGood FOR
choice lambs: choice 81 65 choice
choice. 81 25dS1 fair SO S5as7 10
Sheep mixed. choice extra s. 5OGS5 10
s. 259S5 so; wethers all handy weights IS I58s8
good demand and higher: heavy. S. 1895 ITla mixed
S. 1885 IN: Workers.. s. 1885 20: pigs 81 eOgs5
81 50dS4 20; So 2oG$3 81. The close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01

rsg to GOOD 1898 IS choice to fancy So scsss %
10 %s5I. quoted
@ sPsss SIS Ssasia 10 Sacks
s as cesP s5 s%sa city '''A
as'
,e s as s. ss d
including big sn9w.torm west, which placed the
eold Weather fof time at snow
al y he M &
s The s o s Do rOor soSns
9s oou SS4S the '"S eaSe whole
%s at, b much but sa Gt hse
while London was unchanged = I'D net oeT The Paris Paris
showed 5aIo points decline Saturday while Buda
P efssn Res Sas cable
@ tn 5 @ 6 h from s
s d only d4sn aa
very quiet in the market being comprised chiefly q
des St. ISis was seller in chicago and
a% eev IT e early
in volume the bears pounded the market until be
tapped The interior INCREMENT as reported ported
: soun,ed Tss to Sc esP,
while all 5es35 S b hs as The
cltns question revived again today by report that
Of lie per the eeabosrd representing rate
Of &c cut in grain interior points to South
ern cities Quotations of cash wheat ahoet psis'
were a. follows No 2 red. 74H@1ne: No Northern Dp.
luth T1Lc: No / hard Duluth TONIC; Nc z RED; .Zno
elevator 49,. .CORN-There very dull market all
in the West. but nrm one
eres with considerable demand 10 Chicago arouna Ss
Nav While VIII a ite weakest point IN the
afternoon corn comparatively steady supported y
light country acceptances and small estimates al
for Thursday interior points receipts afnouteu
to ees coo bush compared with 900 bush last year
THO ern0rt business included SO loads at the seaooaru
The only the local market was SAFE eS W
Nav ana place just before the close W est-
en- edvices ANNOUNCED &c In the West reducing
the rate on corn Cincinnati 20 Chattanooga 70 loG
instead Of ac The Liverpool market closed unchanseu
md London was M@hd net lover: No corn closed
o aaoat OATs-The market was llttIe easier ts
on cash nrnnertv and rather quiet all day NO oat
closed 2ac. No oats 2sIec No white. 81 &C 90
white s0sc: track mixed 29G$oc track WHIT
white Gins RYE-Market no
Western al NC Z o b anoat; No 2 Western 6lc
49,. state rye b6@5Tc 1 New-York CARROTS
SARiEY~Market quiet: feeding 4s14c Nswf Grk,
.a654r New-Yorf. ~ On "fif-n -
WeTkaf dull quoted 5GG57c. New-foTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01

Cash quotations follows dull: No spring
wheat 62 gsSe: No red 66a.q6si.c; No corn 33a
55c: No barley. as948c; prime timothy seed
100 n S 20; short RIBS sides oooseS s. g
ass 80; dry saIted shoulders Cboxed). 259s6 50;
short clear SIDES boxed s. 65GS5 whiskey dis
tlsrs finished goods gallon 81 23e
SO o5 sranuated 81 45 On the Produce Exchange
1890 dairy 15G2c; cheese. firm 12Gl3c: strong
Cincinnati. Feb 2s.-Flour quiet. Wheat higher; No 2
red 1870. Corn Gull; No mixed. 36c Oats-No mixed
Bulk easier. IS 90 Bacon lower Sc rs WhisAey
steady 81 2S1. Butter quiet Sugar firm. Eggs quiet
Duluth. Feb. 2s.-wheat-No 2 cash. e5ac: No /
Corn, 32&c.
Minneapolis Feb. 2s-Wheat-C.ose-I store No I
Northern. February. 639c; March, 63Q631sc: July 64X
No 2 Northern, 613sc. Flour and bran unchanged
Milwaukee. Feb. 2s.-WAeat duh: Northern G5s.c:
No 2 Northern, 63q63isc. Rye easy: No l. 562z SIC
Barley lower; No 2 45c; sample. 35a43c.
contract grade, spot, 7ohG71hc March, 70z ana c.
Corn firm; No MIXED spot and March, 39lkq39 &c.
steady No white clipped 3193l5c; No do soc:
No mixed 29G295c- Potatoes quiet unchanged Penn
53a55c; DO fair do, 5Oa52c. Seeds firm:
demand; clover Western per bush CARROTS 50 10
@s5 So Pennsylvania per ~ 70 quality. case: tim
otty per Dush 81 2JQs1 Butter steady;
fancy Western creamery. 25c. prints Eggs firm
good demand; fresh nearby. i4c do Western. lac:
Southwestern. lac; do Southern he. Recepts-Flour.
bush; q. 600 bush Shipments-Wheat bush;
corn. III 600 bush: oats 20.000 bush.
ST Louis. Feb. 2s.-Clcse-wheat-No rec cash. 65sc:
February $3.50 May asssc; July d5c; No hard. 65za
July s3sc oats-No cash. 244c: February. 24Ac May
2slsc: No 2 white 26126izc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Feb. 2s.-Cotton firm: mddng. s 10 Ice;
low middling. s9I6c: good ordinary Lice. Receipts.
s6i3 baes: exports France. 6.311 the Continent
$50; sales 1.439; stock, 1872, 63o.
Norfolk. Feb. 2S.-Cotton firm; midding, exc; low
midelng lliec; good ordinary INC. Receipts. 2O55
bales exports coastwise 3Ol4 sales. 5s stock 4529i
Savannah Feb 2s.Cotton steady; middling. 10
mtddling. s9sc; good ordinary SIC Receipts 7Os
bales; exports cosstwise 1444 sales 900: stock
Memphis. Feb. 2s-cotton firm: middling. SAC low
middling. Sac good ordinary sac. Net receipts. 4l6
bales gross. $50: shipments. 62s: sales. 17OO stock
Augusta Feb 2s-Cotton steady: middlng 9ssc: low
Hl.ediing, s7sc Receipts. e45 bales shipments 2s04
chaIeston;, Feb 2s-cotton quiet and nominal;
niodling. sac. Receipts, So bales; exports the
Continent. 5 $50: coss;wlse. 79s stock. 80, sl2
Houston; Feb 2s-cotton quiet; middlng i3-l6c;
slas bales shipments. il le7; sales %; stock 81 Oso
81. Louis. Feb 2s-Cotton firm: middling, l3-i6c
les niddling s4e good ordinary. Sic Net receipts
New,orieans Feb. 2s.-cotton firm; middng sac;
low Iniddlins s7sc; good ordinary 3-1ec Receipts
1884 bales; coastwise. 22s7;
$500 sales. 5000: spinrers. sos; stock. 374 744
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
DALTON CoRRECTs MR.. HoLAHAN.
HE SHOWS A DIFFERENCE OF N.s7.ooo BE-
TWEEN TWO SCALES OF WATER RENTS.

Commissioner Dalton OF Water Supply brought
up water rates In communication which he read
the Board of Public improvements yesterday.
It almost caused trouble for President Holahan
much said that the figures were not what
they should be. and that the facts were warped
the straight line of the truth President Grout
OF the Borough of Brooklyn laughingly said that
This was because Commissioner Dalton outma-
noeuvred the president of the Board easily at the
last meeting when the question Of water rates was
finally settled.
Commissioner Daltons statement was as follows:
In the discussions on the subject of a scale
Of water rents, which took place at the last meet.
ing Of the Board. the president of the Board read
of array OF figures from which ne drew the
conclusion that the additional charge under the
scale presented in the majority report OF the COM
would amount to only IL of a cent a day TO each
individual taxpayer house owner, and the Deputy
Controller stated that the entire increase of charges
under that scale would amount to the trifng sum
OF sl7s.0GG year. Several members of the Board
expressed desire have official statement or
facts and figures show the differences in charges
between the scale in the majority report
and that expressed In the minority report.
Mr.. Dalton gave figures which show that the in
under the report advocated by President
dolahan In the Boroughs of Manhattan and The
Bronx. under the frontage and water closet rates,
would have been 100000. and in the Borough Of
Brooklyn $4,000 making total Of S677.O00. which
represented the difference between the two scales
OF
In conclusion Mr.. Dalton declared that all of this
increase would have fallen houses which not
metered tenements or private dwelling houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01

METAIs-only unmpor,en' change. occurred IN the
9Th pig c!osnf aul sad ~sss soppsr
f h BENG a. asns s53<2 SO lead was about
S sIay ss.y at 81 & 90 g. p
bsheTs P5ice f9r lead TIs = ~ ana ,9r s2r,@I " ~
offerings not Therefor.
s Of open Stock wSSs went on at fu
Quotations follow: New Orleans centrifugal common
orleans an: open open kst@ ,4Sec Reo age syrupr
2oS2ac anc i'o aaS27 f' ''"'e good 10" prime
& cling .eaTry Of os4nss Se sesa s h
at the rates bid In the market for steam tonnage mere
trades and rates were well sustained by limited ton
qas,a6y Fr anssansed QSo,adn to 2erpSo %er. asd
aGi eb I'd Nominal! Hull iR'' Nessass d Ant
dam room: cotton Liverpool. 100 10 93c.
OTIS coit@nseed oil was dul; and weak old prices
the business ofnE % for n Hsns no out s
Llngeea oil nrn' at fg but unchanged prices. re
frm tsuotatons foIlow Petroeum bbls 50 30 and in
bulk 9 - PhSdsp9a b' 81 So and in bulk s. TO-
sli 10 CoTToSsEEb ofI-Trime crude bbs saiseS
nominal butter sIades ssa2ac prime white. SOC prime
Se@Sac American boiled 5sa5ac Calcutta raw 6sS
Western lnseed oil quoted &c under city brands. Lard
PR0TIsIoNs- a sharp pork yeser-
hagse aHa S ana lard followed cash demand ws
s ssp s09 's" f5"s'
ss % s ss snS w 81 Gs ss
said thai many stock trains were delayed y
ss emily 'laSsis ss0r, g 5ssss
BEEF HAMS-Dull quoted. $50 3ogS21 DRESSED
noGs-Weak Quoted HsGSns e9e $50 ~ 6Se ieo ~
6Ac NJ B4sc: picked shoulders steady quoted 0c
ssssa Ss@s So 4?@Li s.'sP' S'y
quoted S6Sc; refined lard quiet quoted. South America
60c: Continent 8a5c Brazil kegs 7I5c: compound nrm
steay aaote oieo SIC ASKED city lard stearne
RicE-There, q good joobins rice with
steady here well at the South.
follow: Domestic. common TO low fair, 2A4l1so: fair
TO good. 4baoc prime to choice 6ts85]c: head 5*.0
5isc Patna Az "a Hc Japan 4&947sc: Java. 4ha4Ac;
sTGAR-The American Sugar Refining Company was
of 10 points sorts when ordered in large
tor prompt shipment. and independent refners
There little business. but considerable sugar
withdrawn old contracts Lower list prices
generally looked for until the early part of March,
when old will be There is serious
cutting by tobbers in the West and South Quotations
follow: Cut loaf and crushed $500: domnoes half
Dbls only and mould a. Babe; cubes and XxXX
powdered. 53Oc Eagle confectionery granulated 045c
Eagle coarse sranuieted and extra fine ranuat $500
Of granulated. 5.8oc Eagle fine graduated
graduated. 520c diamond A, 52Oc confectioners' A.
&c; Nos and 3 sSSc; No l. 4soc; No D. +T5c; No
45Oc No II: 445c: Nos ~ b. IA. IS and l6 4+0c. The
London market Nd lower sugar, which was
quoted 9s SID both February March delivery
fair refining at lis The local market for
la as steady WITH prices GnChanse Centrifugal %
molasses SO test at li-1ac Reaners amps
supplies hand. and their MEETINGS be
good deal less than they this week they
OF distribution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
RioIoliday. Receipts. 900 bags No other returns
The Statistical position Of brazilian coffee is as ollows

COTTON-Specuation IN cotton was enormous and ex-
element again high Prices at one time showed net
and the local contingent little inclined 10 sell untn
the buying hand, With lmitless capacity Tor absorbing
European orders particularly heavy although
the business Of Wail-st. concern which bought
enormously with apparently iimitiess and special nte
yesterday. and changed front times lately
that the local traders puzzled the actual
sending bearish ad"ices all the
country in connection with their selling here but to
dominant influence the immediate future OF the mar
short interest in March cotton !s SAID 10
pared to deliver large amount OF the cotton whether
sufficient remains to be The local traders
with any further advance al the present uhe remain
afraid short the market fearing manipulation and The
Interests with the statistical position sun e%cepoal
except for large receipts. Talk OF Increased
acreage and heavy fertilzer purchases was FACTOR "Sh
held the ne" crop positions IN chscK IN me afternoon ,he
excitement Toward the close the market
brcke uhatr fsa!lzlg prices went " o9 y ISla' rl
the market hnaly Irregular al net rise OF ls4' points
Sales about bales. Hubbard & Co Include
just published The movement is likely to continue with
Interruptions from time time the premium paid
contrac; delivery for the high grades greater
than in Europe Foreign spineTs have bought so feey
the amount 81 cotton brought into sight
promises the total Of 600 bales for
month of February When We recall the fhct a' the
January $4,000, that the February
been relatively the larger and actually the
heaviest Of any year on record except that OF feoay
have therefore gained upon and finally passed
movement OF the with which comparisons are
frequently made, that Of 1897 on March we shall
probably exceed OF that year by $50
bales all idea Of less than 100000 bales
abandoned. the Increase In the Southern
sumption alone remaining six months OF the
3i2 900 bales and claims that the amount
plantations In the uncounted Interior towns
5 than that which was the smallest on
record"
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, February % 1900
COFFEE-The coffee market Rio and Santos
manned closed OF holidays. Hsvre and Ham
burg unsatisfactory cables. the local spot market
weakened. deliveries coffee taking
day satisfactory for three weeks
they falling off a little, compared with pre-
The reached by the trade here
interior dealers have reasonably full stocks
VIII visible supply coffee this country is
against ,405 500 bags last rather
feeling took Of the local trade. and
liquidation made pretty active market Europe was
inclined sell coffee The market was particularly
bearsh in the afternoon closing Havre cable did
up the at least 20 the hopes
buying a moderate At the close of the market
the feeling steady decline Of lO9l5 points
the lowest session Sales the opening call were
bags O 800 bags and for the entire
80 local spot market closed easy
and more nominal. We quote: No g. sSsc No 4.
She: No g. SHsc. and No 3, 9Sc
The range prices in the local market to-day
w follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

FOh THE 0ESA
York South Ferry CWhitshAu TerminaD.
foot OF Liberty street.
sDaly Except Sunday sSundays.
CHICAGO, .A3o m. Liberty street enly). 'L3s
.. III. s12. 10 night
PITTsBuRG. .4so a. elderly street onlyh 'S.,s
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 1000 a m .ss, .. N.
sI2. 10 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE $500 1000 Cpiner>.
I'll so CDiner), f100 (Diner). '1S0 (Dlner).
80 sRoyal Limited. exclusively Pullman Train Diner
night. NORFOLK. TOO m
All trains Illuminated Light
Ofhces Il3 lie, 2el 49, i2ss Broadway Is Union So
W., 127 Bowery n. u $40 Fulton St Rrookiyn WHITE
ball Terminal AID Liberty ct Baggage checked from
hotel rssidsnce dsotnatto0A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. FEB. 2s. m.-cotton-Spot-Mod de-
nana; prices i-S2d higher: American middlng fair,
I-led; good nicd.ing, 5@d: mddlng led; low mid
ding, Ida good ordinary, $40: ordinary li-i8d
The sales o: the day 5000 bales 500 were
Tor speculation ana export and included
Receipts II 900 bales including 600 American Futures
niddling m C. March 8 e4t5 e4d value March and
April. 3-Si95 s-f4d sellers; April -e4G5d
BUYERS May and June toG64Q4 6l64d value; June and
july 6s-6fd buyers; July and August. 64d sellers:
August and September, 4ses buyers: Ser,en
and October 31-64d sellers; October and Novenhcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot OF Chambers 81
follows, and minutes earlier from W. 23d
300 a Daily Buffalo ENp-ess-arr- s
For Etnghamton. Waverly. Elmira Bradford Sofia
Coaches and parlor Buffalo.
200 p. m. Daiy.-Chicago Ilmited-Fast uafl-soltt
train to Chicago. arriving Arr Cleveland N
5.:fo m Daily-Buffalo and Cleveland ENpress-ar-
Buffalo T05. Bradford 30 jamestown 100 Youngs-
town 1927 a. Cleveland 1926 p. m. sleepers to
Buffalo and Cleveland Cafe
01S Daily-Solid train for Binghamton, Waverly
Emira Chicago Sleepers Buffalo Chicago C1ucinna
Dining
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
l. COMMOpATlONS at H. Il3 PSI 4Ol and 957 Broad
way iS6 East lSth ST. and 2is West l2Sth ST. Chambers
and West 2Sd St ferries New York: 3S3
ST. 9s Broadway Brooklyn; 100 River St. Hoboken ard
Jersey City Station New York Transfer Co. and
checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. FEB 2s.-..rhe American Wool Cotton Re
VIII Of the wool trade: has been n,
very ttle demand for wool during the week entire
principally TO medium and low although a
ht;Ie inquiry is noticeable woods and the
feeling with slightly improved
Prices are irregular. and clothing territory WOODS
slightly easier The London WOOL open next Tues
day and about 10000 bales viii be offered The Of
the week in Boston amounted 2ls9o0O Domestic
and z43yDD ~ foreign. making of n,
total 237 600 n for previous week ana
"A total Of S.263.GDo 10 for the corresponding week
year. The sales since to 80 400
No. against g. 1890 ID for thu corresponding
year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01

C9tton Exchange specia Ldverpool cables-spot cotton
port 800 bales American, 1900 bales receipts IL 900
bales American 5000 bales midding upland. 3-i6d
az i6iGl *e4d net advance; closed steady at old
3Gs'as AgSi May 4Shb Msy.June. 4eo9a 81. June
4d914b: september- October a3is; October-November
42ls: November December. les. -Yarns
quiet but steady; cloths moderate demand
FLOUR AND MEAI,-Spring patents were more act,v.
buyers being their SO ID by most holSe,s
on low grade winters however. there was change
and only light trade. with other of the nrks
In about the same position The close unsettled and
generally rather weak Spring patents So 75Qs3 a5 win
ter straghts, 50 434s3 IS; winter
spring GEARS 81 8oaS3 o. winter So sOSSS2 81
extra No winter, So 6Oqs2 TO- grade si7aSI7 TX Tsr
ton T. arrive .BUCKwHBAT FLOUR.stea9y;
quoted " foa$l % RYE FLOUR-Steady: quoted;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01

A. 3.55 NJ. Daily except Sunday to Pitts
field Sundays only 0 20 A NJ.
Pullman Cars all
Trains illuminated Light
Ticket offices liz. 26l AIS and 1915 broadway d
Union So. W., 235 Columbus Ave. 81 l25th ST.
l25th st. and iSsh st Stations. New I26
Fulton and i04 Broadway. r. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1880 Cortlandt for New Contra, Cab
Service Baggage checked rom hotel residence By
Westcott Express Company.
George DANIELS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
WEST SFiORE.R.R

Trains leave Franklin St Station. " Y. foIlovs
and 10 m. later from foot OF W. 42d
'i2;4S p NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Detroit
Chicago and st. Louis. Dining Car.
'6;15 p. NJ, Chicago Limited
1SiOO q NJ, Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express.
'0tlo r NJ, Detroit and Chicago Express
'Daily. Except Sunday.
Timetables a principal hotels offices RasxarA
checked from hotel residence
c. E. LAMBERT. Agent n W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
EAST RIVER BRIDGE TOWERS FIXED.
BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS DECIDES ON
THE BOUNDARIES.

a hearing was given yesterday IN the matter of
fixing the boundaries for the towers and anchora
of the proposed bridge over the East River between
the Boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn by the
Board Of Public improvements. No appeared
either for against the plan printed in THE
City Record" and resolution embodying the plan
adopted.
The Manhattan tower is to be built the present
bulkhead line. ninety feet from the northwest
corner OF Pike Slip and South-st The boundary
for the anchorage begins at Cherry and Pike
running along the north side of Cherryst 25S feet
The Brooklyn tower is begin the present
bulkhead line Westinghouse. extending 23l feet
70 Washington and Plymouth SITS. The anchorage
boundary will have its beginning Adams and
Water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01

cepts lIs bis; exports, 2ges. Rosin quiet and
changed; receipts l.604 exports. Asp.
Wilmington Feb. 2s-Spirits Notwithstanding dong:
prices unchanged receipts. hbs Rosin firm at 81 4o
81 45: receipts 1872 bills Crude turpenne firm $50
IS 2 receipts bbls Tar 81 80; receipts 5O8
bbls.
London. Feb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4Os lid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON
OF
Week days $50. 500 1000. III 80 Dining Car, ".
Dnins Carr. 1:So GEO Royal Limited IS 90
5000 Dining Carl P. NJ. s12:15 mdt. SUNDAYS 80.
1890. uI:sO Dining Carr a. NJ. 1870 500 RSvaI Bius
Limited $500. $4,000 Dining Carr P NJ. si2:I5 radt
Additional trains tor Philadelphia. days T;3O
A NJ $3.50 $500. $3.50. $3.50. 'S45 P. " Sundays.
a. NJ. $500 5000 p. VI
Tickets and parlor foot CT
South Ferry 1iS II2. 2Sl 4Sf 944 f2s4 1885, Brosf-
way. 49, 9Th Az. rs Union So. West 1853 East ia5h
ST. 2TS West 125th St. 245 Columbus Az New YORK
Court ST. S4f. SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn: sS Broadway
Williamsburg The New York Transfer will caI for
and check baggage from hotels residences TO estina
From Liberty
sFrom South Ferry
tFrom South Ferry SOS p
South Ferry a A
bFrou South Ferry 2.
tFrSm South Ferry 9:55 P NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New-York.. February IS 1900
BEEVES-Recepts $50
Guiding io3 for saughterers for export alive
FOR market making with stae cattle. Il SALE
which 81 Jersey City Steers
slow prices steady Q small fraction lower;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
QUARREL OVER DOLLAR LEADS TO MURDER
MAN CHARGED WITH THE CRIME ASSERTS THAT
HE FIRED IN sELF-DEFENCE.

Il.
Drinking and quarrel over dollar led TO muir
der yesterday in the saloon OF Joseph Fallon,
Thirty-seventh-st. and Second-ave when Thomas
Giles. Twenty-Five years old a bricklayer, OF No.
24e East Thirty-seventh-st., shot and killed.
Martin Murphy, FaIlon's bartender. of No 209 East
Forteth-st.. arrested for the shooting and
held by Magistrate Zeer in Yorkvie Court.
for examination to-day. Giles was drinking with
Bernard Doan. a bartender of No. 327 East Thirty
seVenth-st.; James Costigan. bricklayer. OF No.
245 East Fcrty-first-st. Patrick Hynes, a lather,
of No ga East Fort!eth-st.: Thomas Kelly. of No.
49, Third-ave and James McKniff, whose address
is not known. They were all arrested. Murphy
says he fired in seif-defence.