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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08

No winters 50 soas2 90; No winter 81 eoas2 TO-
ssf a quoted 10 s 81 sc
E aS 5LoSaAss sss5ys s1Ssa s S to
ssnnd S s1Sisa En dried s. Sss
and yellow; eoSqsI: coarse sossse. FEED-DnIi:
arrive sleasIs BRAN siassie
ST. hon chop s 3d. S oimes 27 city Oran SIC 'O
not u from 0san S
cash situation 6essme ve4y strong IN
demand for export down TO small Stock at this
trade 91 ali Points
0Tss on
in the March option which higher against &c
after of the St
of of " a% 0s fhn s faee
Mesth aeriaze IN Winter wheat as o o9d
dicted Tuesday Neyertheiess there were several inn
Of Which was moderate Continental demand The ' most
important early feature the bull the
&C. G S 6ex To nG hard Winter
westher Being fully confirmed by private dispatches
weight local traders and Inspired buying long
noon reaction Farmers hroushou Ohio say the Wheat
aS @ he eTep has from both
the line Of snow covers the winter wheat except
Arkansas. Foreign little effect at the
nsTEet Liverpool ana London there waS an IN a se
o Rg Rudest closed p wfre and to Berlin points
~ higher Ne N8r c4 Spring e and No hard
Of cash wheat an9at basis were as Follows: No
New-York store 761sc; No. / Duluth 7a3sc
prompt nominal: No 1 hard Manitoba. 1850 prompt;
No. ] Northern Duluth. 7T3sc prompt; No l Northern
ev-York. 761sc prompt; No Northern Chicago,
.CORN-To close observers
yesterday there seemed to undercur-
and more general expression o sentiment
light export demand. small cearances 127 more
Chicago than estimated prices were not very
responsive the better feeling ala not prevent
bun traders from regarding with stape
owing from interior points co1n-
acceptances in face ~
tempting bids by Chicago houses The com
petition by feeders still
until the
the present level, il is said farmers
10 market their grain in lars
operator at Chcago credited with heavy
OF July corn during the day, and Is
rates 10 Boston We're being to 105c 2kc below
the regular tariff st. Louis also good buyer
the Chicago market. English cables on wheat
pool and London. The export was
only 20 loads at al ports. Our market &c
higher. which little under best prices day
No corn quoted 412c for both elevator and delivered
and 4ls+c o sfoat. .OATS-The business
market was moderately active, but prices
changes from yesterday cash No. oats closed
2N+c; No. oats 2Sc; No. white 81 &c: No. white
dc; track mixed 29G30c; track white 31d33c No.
white clips, 31%c....-.. RYE-Market steady. No
Western. SIC afoat: No Western. 63lae
ahoati State rye 5sG5ao New-Yo CARROTS
IA IttLEf Market Quiet. Feeding 43G46c c New
York: mailing. 49a54o New-Yori. BUCK
NETWORK PRICES
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Cash quotations we're fol9ws Flour steady No
"a lsc white 25l4 ace; No rye. a5l:c: No
harley. 3764Oc. No and Northwestern faxseed 81 IS;
IS ~ mess pork per Dbl So s7a$o e2s lard per 100 n
T71e short sides 0oose) s. 70GS5 95; dry
shoulders boxed ST. 23QS6 90 short clear sides
(boXed S. 95d$6 o. whiskey distlers finished goods
gallon. loaf So 05; granulated s. 40
On Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
strong 19a24lzc; dairies 16isG22c Cheese
firm 12a1Sc Eggs Arm: fresh. 1sG1etsc
Cincinnati. March Flour steady. Wheat Arm. No
. 731ac. firm No > mixed. SIC. Oats quiet; No
2 mixed. 23i4@25@ac Rye quiet; No 2 COO Lard quiet
Sc DO Whiskey steady at 81 "a Butter firm. Sugar
firm. Eggs firm lac. Cheese steady.
Duluth March T-Wheat--No l hard cash. Sic; May.
67c; No Northern cash 641zc; May, 65@c; July 689.c
No Northern. 62c No spring. 5s16ic- Oats. 23sa24c
Milwaukee March Wheat hrmer; Northern.
No Northern 63d64 &C higher l. 5SS5ssc.
Barley dull; No . 4So: sample 36g421sc
Minneapolis. March Wheat. in store. No Northern
March. 6Saic; May. 63lac; JIy. 6tAc; on track &c
Philadelphia March Wheat steady; contract grade.
March. 1012G71i2c. Corn firm and hc higher; March,
SS@4 G39c. Oats quiet, but steady; No white clipped
31631l2C: 29i2G30C; No ? mixed. do. 29c 20
choice 6b9boc
Nev-York Western. do 5sd6he; do fair TO good.
52d55c. Seeds quiet unchanged; Clover Western,
nov hush car lois 81 IC3S5 So do Pennsylvania per 10
quality case: Western. timothy, bush. lots
81 259S1 So. Butter firm and in good demand; fancy
Flour 5000 bbs 5000 sacks: corn 5000 bush; oats.
bush Shpmerrs-Wheat, 1000 bush; corn, $4,000
BUSH oats, 1900 bush.
St Louis, March 5;--wheat-No 2 red cash. es1se;
65lgc. Corn-No ? cash, DC; March. 2fc; May 241s@
2414c; No . white, 2692Gl4c.
Toledo March Wheat active: cash, Tic; May,
72l4c. Corn active and higher; No mixed. Sec. Oats
Cloverseed active: prime cash, 95; March.
So go bid; No ? seed, 81 5O@s4 rs. OH unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March Cotton quiet; middns. eye; low
mdding 9Ac good ordinary, $40; receipts 364T bales:
exports Great 0e29 bales: sales ssl bales
stock. l3l ,262 bales.
Norfolk Cotton dull; middling. ID ice; low
middlng 9ssc: good ordinary 16c: receipts. 1.165
bales exports coastwse 19 bales; sales bales stock
3s. 423 bales.
Savannah March Cotton quiet middling. 8 Ice;
low midding 1-16c good ordinary 9l6c: receipts.
42S3 bales exports to Great Britain. e533 bales coast
1911 bales sales, 81 bales stock, 1894 bales
New-Orleans. March 7-Cotton-Buyers and sellers
apart middlng CSC; middling. csc. good ordinary
lille; 1887 bales; 1851 bales;
exports 12T3 bales; sales 1000
stock, 373 67s bales
Mobile March Cotton quiet middng 7-1ec: low
mddns. Lice; good ordinary. 9-l6c receipts 3O4
bales exports coastwse 244 bales sales 100 bales
10 40 bales.
Memphis Cotton steady: middling Csc: low
mddng 91sc good ordinary, s7sc; receipts 316
bales; gross 1921 bales shipments, 4499 bales; sales
l. $50 bales: stock, 100 PAT bales.
Augusta March cotton quiet and steady; middllng
9l2c; middling 9sc receipts. 46 bales; shipments
1870 bales: sales bales: stock. 352 bales.
Charleston Cotton firm; niddling 9I4c: re
ceipts bales; exports Great Britain 6T2I
coastwise 800 bales stock. 30 554 bales.
Houston March Cotton quiet; middling. exc low
mddng 9lsc good ordinary, SIC; receipts. $3.50
shipments e6s bales sales 80 bales stock e757 bales
ST. Louis March Cotton steady; middling. 9ssc;
mddng 1-10c; good ordinary 11-l6c; net receipts
83 bales; 1904 bales shipments stock
10. $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
MARKET REPORT.
New-york. March Z. 1900.

NeH-4ork. March 7. 1000
C0F-FF-F,-VhiIe active today the market for
,offee futures scored moderate In the
fsce 4 better selling the opening
held Temporarily in check and the start
unchanged prices. the official bulletin being
steady unchanged prices But later upward ten
dsncy erCent following a sustained advance OF IA
s. Z q Havre. A Il =6l7 pig Hamburg steady
FIRM Though alotably unchanged) Brazilian markets.
urinary receipts Of volume fact
mai for supplies least hold
ing own Regarding the latter. however. opinions
quite conflicting and quotations obtained from
rsgioCs sources about iEc Thus par
ties quoted Size and from that up sae. The market
FOR spot Brazilian coffee best nominal. We would
tets al the RIO s. SdS1sc; No Z s&sc: No 6.
sfsasssc: No 4 SIS asc; No 8 81 a954c There a
sailing vessel somalD 75sc Mil cofees were quiet
W.T. a business in progress, but prices in this
department were sustained by light arrivals In the
afternoon Brazilian coffee futures
covering following the late
changed avre cable: trading however continued rather
entire transactions for the session
raachei but IL BAGS with market finally steady
in net unchanged prices TO advance Of 10
points.
TIE range prices in the local market oday
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NeIsIF
POYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r..

EOfk
South Ferry CVshitenAu Tsrminai). ana
foot Of Liberty street
'DaIly. Except sunday. Sundays.
CHICAGO. '43o m. Liberty street only). LIS
. m. si2 10 night.
PITTsBURa .4.so a. m Liberty street onis1. 's.1
cINCNNATi ST. LOUIS. 1000 q m. D N.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. tsoo. 1000 Dlner,.
eli. 30 q DnerJ 100 DINER. '13o (Dfner).
so CRoya Limited. exclusively Pullman Train. Diner
Cafe, '455 (Diner1 s555 q. Dinsfl 81 IL
night NORFOLK. TOO m
Illuminated Pintsch
Onices: 1l3 1T2 eel Ara, Broadway. Is Union So
W., I2T Bowery n T.. $50 Fulton Brooklyn: WHITE
hall Terminal AID Liberty Baggage checked fruu
hotsl or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
IEHlCH VALLEY.

COrtlandt DeSprOsses Slrceo
(Psnna- r r. Eerriesl
TINE Other figures Corrandt or pesoros
Streets Daily sunday SUNDAY leaves s. NJ 0tnr
tSunday leaves as sunday leaves d AZ
4 sunday leaves IS Pm. sunday lssvcs SIS Pm
-6.55 90 A ". Local Tor EASION
|?.55 eS o.. " For BUFFALO MAG AlSA FAILS end
West principal local points PaOr and DINING cars Con
for Coal BrsnchesF ...1,,- ~
IN The world Limited y seAt4l6
n
10 Detroit ssd Chicago Dining Car service y carte
aap EOr WtLkES-BAfsIsE, SCRANTON.
<aS'ky III Coal Branches rdiaSe points
y.S.1O vs.. 5OP.x. Local for MAUCH SHCNk -
"a Nesttbgle Limited FOR MAJ
ARK f1IS points West Through Sleeping C$rs 20 chicago
- 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
.s.J5, 900 M, For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO
SO PLAiNFiELD and bound BROOK locals dssly except
- 10. 81, s6N, 6N y and 80 N
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az us S 80 o 50 ana
1854 Broadway Union square West - commons Az,
s. Bdwy and Annex station bTOoSh
transfer Co viii check baggage from hsssa -
res.deuce through TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains New York OF
follows. and minutes earlier from W. 2sd
900 a. m. Daily--Buffao Express-arr Buffalo s o. m
For Binghsmton waveriy Emira and Bradford. Solid
train. Coaches and parlOr Buffalo.
m. Daily.-Chicago Limted-Fast mail-solid
train Chicago. arriving ATT Cleveland 40 m
Sleepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati car
T.30 p. DaiIy.-Bunalo and Cleveland Exprsss-srr
7O5. Bradford 40 Youngs-
town 1927 a. M. Cleveland 1890 p. sleepers to
Buffalo and Cleveland. Cafe
0I5 D. m. Daily.-Solid for Bnghamton, Wavsriy
Elmra Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati
Dining
JNCKETs, LOCAL. TINS, CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
l. COMMODATIONS at Ill, 1iS 261 401 and S5f Broad
1856 East 125th st. and sTs West i25th St Chambers
and ferries. New York; 1913 SEQ
St. Broadway. Brooklyn 100 River St. Hoboken. and
Jersey City Station New York Transfer Co. calls ana
checks destipati""
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Receipts OF straw for week $50 tons.

POTATOES AND VEGETABLES State and Western
and held about steady
higher quoted. but demand moderate;
doing Maine potatoes, Bermuda
quotation extreme. Sweet potatoes dull
moderate demand and prices continue low,
crates which offered freely quoted
muda held steady Asparagus plenty and lower.
higher Beets and steady Caul
flowers Cabbages in good demand when choice.
liberal supply, but selling well NewOrleans
and higher Elephants steady. Kale
spinach hiSher for fancy, but stock shade
Lettuce in fair supply but meeting good out
let squash ana carrots steady
String light supply and hrm, with fancy
sonally bringing premium tomatoes nearly all poor
and fancy would exceed quotation. Other vegetables
range about as quoted quote: Potatoes, Bermuda.
nrime per bill s5d$6: fair good, 81 50a$4 go do
Havana fair 10 prime, S3ds4; do State and Western per
s0 n 81 S7dSl rs State prime per les 10 bag 81 50
as1 20: potatoes Jersey per Dbl 81 25qS3 20;
onions Bermuda per crate. 81 65TSf 70; do Havana.
81 ,GaGSl 50; Orange County, yellow, per bag, SIC
IS; DO Eastern. white per Dbl 81 90
ass IS DO yellow 81 25Qs1 70; do red SI4sl & 90 state
and Western. yellow. per Dbl, ~ lo9Sl 30: DO
red 81 12dsi %; asparagus. California per dozen
per a. 5gl5c; bee,s. Florida per bush crate.
Orleans per lunches S3GS4; do Charleston 100
lunches s1Qs4 celery California, per dozen. 25975c;
do l66i60c; do Florida. 10 u dozen
50Qs4: cauifowers, Florida, box. S1QS2 so; do
So 75lS3 Is; cabbages. Florida
50fps3 do State, tom s29Gs2s
Bermuda per crate k14s 25 chicory. New Orleans
Dbl se0s0. eggplants Florida per half bbl box, s3G
So so; escarole NewOreans Dbl $6QSS kale, Nor
folk bb 75eQs1 Is; lettuce basket 81 5oGsf:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08

the $4,000 bales of which coo for sscu-
and included 1850 American. Receipts
coo bales including f5 200 American Futures opered
easy steady decline: American mdding
IN C. March, D. s4G5 23-e4d sellers; March and April.
1o64@5 20 64d sellers April and May 1564d sellers;
May 11-645 12-64d buyers: June and July.
S-6465 9-64d buyers July and August. 664d value;
August and September go S4a63a.d sellers; Septen-
October SS64d October and November.
buyers; November December 196fd seil-
ers; January 17-6ld value: January and
February, 1G-6fd sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
A. NJ 355 p NJ Daily. Sunday Pitts
field Sundays only at 2 20 A. NJ.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains ted with Pintsch
Offices at I13 POI. as and 1919 Broadway. IS
So. W.. c35 Columbus Ave. 81 West 125,h St.
la5h ST and issth st stations New York sas and I2s
Telephone 1850 Cortandt'' New Centra,
Service. Baggage checked rom hotel residence b.
GEORGE VI DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08

spot market ruled quiet. with prices
36c lower 9sse for middling upland and
0'sc for md1iing CUT Sales were % bales Southern
middling quoted. officially reported by
wire follows: NeW-Orlesns irregular. CSC; Mobile
quiet. Ifc lice Savannah quiet 516c, off &c;
Charleston firm she. bid Wilmington firm 91sc up &c;
Norfolk dull sl3-lec Baltimore nominal, 91sc; Augusta
Quiet a8d steady. SIC Of &c: Memphis steady. CSC;
& Louis STEADY. essc The export movement follows:
Britain. France Continent
To-day ....-............. 23 $50 1s,4s4
s. fer this s5.047 $50 5I,3g9
20 faz season GA 592 5ss 7s5 1s6s.s13
NeWOrleans receipts ted at 1900
. 1000 against actual last week and
9.El bales Lass year. At Houston from 20D0 10 Z9V
bales expected against 2394 bales last week ana
l.249 bales &
Receipts ports interior points to-day.
pared with the week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
WEST SFiORER,R

Trains Franklin ST. Station. y. Y as followA
is foot OF W. 42d
sI2;4S p. CONTINENTAL LIMITED Detroit,
Chicago and ST Louis Dining Car
'6:15 p NJ, Chicago and ST. Louis Limited.
tSsOO P NJ. Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
'0:15 p NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express
sDaily. Except sunday
Timetables principal hotels and offices. Baggage
hotel residence Westcott's Express.
C. E LAMBERT. General Passenger y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08

COTTON-The price Of cotton a decidedly lower
level today long local soot1say-
prognosticators have looking and
for sharp break in prices the theory OF heavily
overbousht market long widely
tered started sellers. easily denoralized
For the time since February "a when the market
started its last &c advance there yesterday
something this class OF traders To-day
lliz-64d the future list and 532d spot cotton.
Private cables said that the English break largely
70 Continental selling. while trade Of Great
Britain short their actual supplies and short the
break The Liverpool situation reported 10 have
been largely relieved by covering but the result
of the foreign as whole to cause break OF
l0qZ4 points the opening call here this morning.
Liquidation proceeded scale. For some
time the market continued very and irregular.
Then there in the selling pressure but not
until the decline here had reached nearly &c on the
positions with highest
the previous The reaction from the lowest Of the
morning amounted 50S points. which there was
considerable covering also pretty good buying
by people who felt that the decline had been too rapid
But the later phases of the market again reflected
public sentiment: there renewed selling for
the Of Liquidation and the afternoon market
for the part unsettled closed barely steady at
net decline Of 2i954 points No official record OF future
transactions kept Sales probably reached 10000
bales leading banking concerns afternoon cotton
letter The Commissioner Of Agriculture for the
State Of that l,OJoOOO
more iertillzeT tags have mis- year been sofa ta ls
which. indicates that farmers planting
available in and intinates that they
viii be disposed plough fields where the crop
in injured devote the land TO cotton
extraordinary exerons will be made to plant
large this and il IS only the question
q short time when the adv1ces with regard 70 the
question Of must exert decided influence upon
the market
prices In the local market DAY
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
5urrosate's Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- ABNER c. THOMAS. a Surrogate County OF
New York. notice is hereby given all having
claims against Andrew OLSON late Of the County
York, deceased. the with
the subscriber place OF ransacting business
the office OF F. B. Wghtman. No 229 Broadway. in
the Borough of Manhattan, City OF New York.
fore the sixth day of August next.
Dated New York. the LIST day of February. 1900.
ANNA OLSON.
Executrix
F B. WIGHTMAN. ESQ.
Attorney for EXecutrix
300 Broadway y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08

fiat case SGS2; Florida basket S1QS5; peppers,
Florida per carrier 5OGS2 so: parsley Bermuda,
case, S2aS3; romane Bermuda. crate, 5cGrS1 20
string beans Florida crate ss5; spinach, Norfolk
per DBL 60cms1 70: Florida, good.
carrier. I5cGsf 70 turnips Canada Russia, bb so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08

\ PURSUANCE Or nv OItDEIN OF HUN.
ABNER C. THOMAS. a Surrogate OF County Of
York.
against c W. Lloyd late OF County OF New
York deceased the with
OF subscriber his transacting
at the office OF Henry W. Goodrich
Wall Street in The City of New York. or before the
sixth day of August next.
Dated New York the first day OF February. 1900
DAVID LLOYD.
HENRY W. GOODRICH. Administrator.
Attorney for Administrator.
Wall St. New York. ". Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08

800 GhShange special Liverpool eabies-spot cotton
600 sr1e-Scs n o 70 oy bales; speculation end export
1000; receipts 1900 american 10 ono:
oI4aha BID. futures opened weak al 94G
1s-'ie. A. 80 steady an b-azIsiL aad
cline DeceToIT eG steady az she4G111t- net
iS ;aIeL' 5,zz,es MarehApr 51s5zs; April MAY
sIst &C. 49,. 20; yune-July tkb: July-Au-
sset 4.Sess November 425b: Sdyenber ne
7ISs Aianchester-Yar ns-Tha bfphsr rioa sLos
go, s'iess- Cioths-some business al low prices
man sro,n6 e. 4.il1spf1ng patents
C. e. 10 with better gra6es held an 81 81 Tber.
49, - LING - winter straights however as sellers
e hish Tor the buyers views spring nat
-: winter hrafghts 4cdsa so winter
F''sfS %. spring clears. 81 s0as3 o5: extra
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Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
y RALLRoAD
bTossss and GoHt aSsn'' s.lss sslss' anu -
.dt Street fhms ave rr9% s.r tnaa
stat stat,ds ixen below for street.
' Go. A. M NJ FAST MaILlnitsd to two Buffet Psrio:
Z, to TO- Chicago No coaches 70 PitssbuTs-
Ss rs Ei af S5yslf9f
ton Cars For ckicsso Cleveland Tosdo cIaeinnat
- " ca ns.ses A ri I s LOUIS EMPRESS
NASHVILLE tva Cincinnati and Iouisviiel. Indian
o.Ss P. ". WESTERN iExPREss.-For Chicago. For
7- S5,I p n soGrHwEsrERN ExrrEss-For PITTS
na1 AsFo1 Cleveland Cincinnati louisville. Indian
-, SSi,l p NJ SAcIE1c ExPREss-Eor ri.sseurE ana
ssS p NJ for SsyeIa14 syssPt Sats 9 ,.,
Burg and AT points Mex Ws, to A9ons Eas' S sunday F
zss sH MA sli SS7 ~: AVID THE soUTH.
es5rosses and Ia eo ~ Dnns Car, s
ssSs,on9 Linz all Parlor and Dining Cars, . .
sqgday. SIS. sss DINING car car, a n ia55 3
aSsS9nsresssonal Lin" all Psror and Dining carsl-
90 80 dining Carr, - Dining Carr. 925 n.
so6bT Il5T3sS Raj s wAY,FT9rIda .nts' u 90
NORFOLK AND WESTERN PArTwA 9.E Sae' Memphis
ATIaNTic coAsT Is; 2 ri F!d 4y speea 12s
cESA ofI6 So Il N a7l IS p m da Week
lays ana 400 y. daily
FOR 3LD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.--7.Ss
-Myeek-days and S55 y. m. daily
ana cor III IS a m and 40 m CpezSrosses
Cest,nnied Trains. Buffet Parlor Cars and Standard
G ca EN-, MAY r rs, N. week-days,
r pos on New York and Long Branch Railroad (rror1
YEN bird Street Station SIS a m II 40.
-, ana 45S D Sundays Q IS a ass m
y, rTem Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets> 200
- $50 and $40 p Sundays. S45 a m. Sly
FOR PHI.ADETpF4IA.
oio lDeshrosses and Corandt Streets 500 .. T5s.
500 a2o OBS Penna- Limited 1910 CDeshrosses
Saa C9Ttsndt Streets IN 2o DINING carr loss Dining
Streets 2o1- Ass. a25. 2aS 42s. as Dining carr;
100 CDining Carr SIS Dining Carl. T55. S55. e.2S
f. M: y 10 nish, SUNDAYS, $40 los. s55. q IS
t1siinlteol S5a l0.5S Dining Carr a. l2-55. IsS
Dining Carr * ass. as Dining Carr 4.55 Dining
night - -
Ticket Offices Nos 4s1 1895 III RroaE-
way l AsSor House West Twenty third street. station:
and stations foot OF Dest1osses Corandt Street,:
Court Street $50 Futon Street 9S Broadway and
pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn: Station. Jersey
CITY The New York Transfer Company will call Tor
and check baggage from hotels
to destination
Telephone ''al4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
j. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, y. Y. March 7.-Spring wheat dull but firm;
No Northern carloads, 751se round lots. I4Asc Corn
strong; No yellow 3s%c No yellow. 80 &c; No
yellow. $8c; No corn Ss1ac; No corn SSlsc Oats.
2saostc; No 2 mixed. 26Sc; No mixed. 2ei&c Rye.
No l. noulinaily 64c; No 2 &c. Flour quiet steady
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
C. Thomas a Surrogate of the County Of New York,
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Dora l. Morrel late of the County Of New
deceased. present the 10
the subscriber place of transacting
81 Street. Manhattan Borough. OF New
York. before the I'd day Of
Dated New York. the list day of February 1900.
ROBERT L. MoRRELL. Executor
inc ST
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March 7. D. m.-Cotton-spot good bust
done prices 1924 lower; American middng fair
5t.d; good m,ddling 0-l6d middling 6sd mdding
sid. good ordinary. 3-l5d ordinary. Sd The
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NJ. Varnun. a Surrogate OF the County of New York,
Notice is hereby ali persons having Claims
against Franklin r. late of County OF New
York deceased present the vouchers
to the subscribers their place transactIn business
No SO Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan the CITY OF
York. before the 10th day Of May Dated
New York, 18th day of November, EkAfk
LOUISA HOOPER. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BARNES
administrators. WEEkES BROTHERS, Attys for Al.
illustrators IS Wall Street. Borough Manhattan.
New York
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NAVAL STORES.

have been owing their shutting down and the large
stocks OF refined held.
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Quotations follow; ~
TAR-Reguiars 81 90; oil bb1s, So SO.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-554 d56c -
ROSlN-Common good strained. 81 IOeIS1 IZ1z n,
u So f, 81 go; c. 81 95; r. 10; 81 3d. K - 90
NJ 81 so; N So o5; W G, So So W w. 81
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine 500 bbls
49,
Savannah. March 7-spirts turpentne firm sac: re
ceipts l4 bills $3.50 quiet and unchanged;
receipts, 1,1S1 bbls exports, 942 -
mminston March Spirits turpent5ne steady at STa
228 bbs Crude urpentine firm s2GS3 49, receipts 43
oeis Tar steady at 81 20: receipts, $40 bbls
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Rio coffee steady; No Rio 9s575: Exchange.
s-S2i; 5000 bags; cleared for the United
states bags; cleared for Europe 1000 stock