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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-15
gntered At the Possofnce st Frederioks'
burg. Va. rs second. GLASS matter
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.

sohet ale In effect January 10th, 1900
TRAINS LEAVE FREDERICKSBURG
Leave Northward.
S so NJ. Daily except Sunday, local, to
OuanticO only.
11Is.A. N, sundays only.
i.Ss A. NJ daily except sunday. -.
IT f. NJ. daily except sunday Does NOT
atom between Fredericksburg and Quantlco'
e.SO p. Nj. daily.
Leave Southwark.
AIS A VI. daily. stops only at Milford
,,,.x,Il and Ashland, week days. Makes 81
,ocal stops Sundays. ,,.,.,, ~,
istP' II. Daily except sunday; stops only
At Milford boswell. Ashland ana Ulvu AiLv., i
44.P. NJ Daily stops only al poS"o'' anu
SWP- VI. Daily makes al local STOPS.
xsadaricksburg snd Richmond AcCVIuOos-
ton, Daily except sunday
nSSeo Fredericksburg st 500 4 NJ At
go gvicchm0nd s.s5A. VI. Leaves hlchmon,9
I'VE u Arrives FrederickSOurg 900 T. NJ
~ y TaylOr. Traffic Manager.
n l. y Wy o. Q. COX. Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-15
FARMERS SUPPLY STORE
WE WILL GIVE YOU a CHANCE !

To get the o oil ary buying We
fall eHraeg sryl
Goods from
81 ron
ohe odc than ever bcpgAdv
yancw upMd l afford osmnd hId
atunuw will give m YOU hsesn vMb
lae lneOfW Goods tfUm
ucanntaf ford to money toy
haucO aveyo upoket book
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-15

Ii is so-Oonvince yourself it is so,
that ]. T. Lowery e. 90. have the
largest stock and greatest variety OF Il.
B. and Swiss Embroideries. Cambria
and Muslin Allovers ever seen in this
city, at the lowest prices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-15
OUR NEW POSSESSIONS.

Gen Joseph Wheeler writes from Pa.
nigqe. Luzon, that he delayed leaving
the Philippines on account Of the activ-
ity of the natives. who still keep up
the fight
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-15
w. I. Brannanl.

The business men of Colonial Beach.
Westmoreland county. are planning TO
have an electric lighting plant erected
there.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-15

Facts to remember time and
money saved by dealing with j. 7.
Lowery & %. Largest stock to select
from. Prices guaranteed. SlS B street
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-15
DR.. c. P. CHUPEIN,

late Of Philadelphia. with DIR GEO. IL.
CHEWING, Dentists go Main Street,
Fredericksburg. Va.
Announces they are prepared to do all UP
TO-DATE" DENTI sTkY at greatly re
duced schedule of prices All work guaran-
80 feb10 3m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-15

Rev. Thomas ]. Mackay has resigned
the pastorato Of the Second Baptist
Church, Newport News
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-15

The marriage Of Mr.. l. NJ. Smith.
Superintendent of Public Schools Of
Spotsylvania county. and Miss Dru q
Davis daughter Of Dr. and Mrs j. W.
Davis also Of this county. is announced
80 take place at llO6 Ninth street,
Washington. Tuesday evening February
o. 1900, az 30
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-15

Mr.. Richad Harris, one OF the oldest
citizens Of Rappahannock, died Mon
day. aged 81 years.
The silver star., 1900-07-20
Administrators Sale Of Real estate.

In the matter Of the Petition Of Crn rles A. .
Johnson. rs Administrator OF tho Est,;e o,
Jsine> South. deceased ys. Ia.tie fspket,
John South. Wilson y. South. Thorn : south
and Annie Coiemnn. in the Comfy Gou,i ol
Montezumn County, stxc Of Colorado
NOtfcc fs hereby given that pursuant 10
order and decree this day jry cDteir,i of rec
ord In the above court md pioccediny have
been ordered to sell The following f..crihc,l
real estate OF said dcccdeni nj priyn,c s,,.c A.,
iriy ihodebts OF - III estate nnt .hr costs of
the administration thereof. namely the un-
divided One-half Interest OF said dscr,i.nt II,
Lot Q, IN Block 10. IN the town oi u, lore, and
The undivided one-inlf ir.cr.st of said Il, ced
ent in Lots 10 H. |. aud ~, In Elnsk ~, In tho
town OF Dolores. all in Montcyunl Co,infy
Colorado. said sale 10 lie upon the follow inv
Terms, namely: not les. than one half cash IN
hand, and any credit iycn upon such safe 10
Ic Tor not more than one year. and amy de-
fcrred payments to bear Interest nj tho fi,tc nI
mortgage upon the premises. nnd such sale IA
W. nj not les than s.5) for the first tinfnei
parcel nnd sJp Tor the second named patrei.
Iwili accordingly as nilminisirain nf nfpresnl.
receive offers iOi said property at ms of,ce
Newman Block, Dunng0, Colorado until she
hour ~ ohe O'Clock J.. NJ. ON Saturday aiuly
:lst, i!po. and VIII then and there. ar nj su.h
Time as said sale may be adjourned 10, sell the
same to the party or parties making the b.st
oner or offers sccofoin. IS. subject however 10
the right to reject any md ali oilers, md suL.
sales by the court.
bnted June .5. 1900.
CHARLES A. JOHNSON,
M Administrator Of the
Fsfntr OF James South, Deceased.
First publication June ~ last July 20. 1900
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Tclluride's Journal of Wednes.
day is authority for the statemcn,
that Messrs. Charles G. Summer, OF
the Ophir Mail, and Charles l..
Fluke have bought the Examiner
Of c. A. Woodmansee. 1t will
continue to be Republican paper
with imperialistic and trust attach.
ments.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

The republicans did not dare to repeat In
their platform this year the monumental
fsisehood TINT the civil service law had Doe a
originated ind maintained by the republican
party. In the face Of McKinleys deliberate
evasion OF the law aud his open repeal Of some
OF Ns most essential democratic exie sIons.
even republican nerve faitcd aud WIS SILENT -
Rsco Ncws.Bun.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

The Republican campaign fund will
be larger this year thin ever before
and while the Democratic candidates
cannot draw on the trusts for funds
they can draw or the icople for votes
and success.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Mckinley says 'io.ooo.oo On t,.s4iuman r,.tc
have boen given new birth OF ffcciom." IN.
stead " enjoying new birth Of fr, cdom n or
nre bqsy dodging American bullets, a.d the
AeBtoley administration Is sendins more
SoIdiers'so that thcy may enjoy t,) more Of
that same new birth Of ffrcedom."-poi Note
Sentinel.
The silver star., 1900-07-20
Use Of Each Letter.

London Answers: TO those WI, have never
considered the subject It might appear that
each letter is OF equal Importance in the
formation of words. but the relative proper
tions required In tho English language are
theses a. s5 b, 10; c. 80: d, AZ e. 120 T. rs &, II
b, 81; So ], h 8; I, 20; m 3o II, SO; o. 50: p.
IL; O. s; r. e. 80; I, co. n, "a; v. l2; W. 20 X 4;
y. so:z,2. 1t is tn Knowledge OF h5w ne
quently one letter Is uscl compared with
others that enables cryptic am readers to un-
navel 50 many mysteries.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Railroad companies and other corpo-
rations like that owning III = Missouri
Pacific will again send out n slip mt the
reading; "You are expected to vote FOR
Mckinley; II Il to our interest" Co
ercion i, the main part of the bread
and butter upon which The Republican
part exists
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Why did the democratic convention excite
so much more attention than the republican
national eatheringf Simply because the lat
ter was cut and dried, and It's duties were
practically all performed beneath Mark
Hanna's hat brim, while the democratic was q
genuine convention OF men who met to night
out their differing ideas for the future Of the
party and the country Rico Scws-Snn.
The silver star., 1900-07-20
Why He Fit. the Place .

Kansas City Journal. Mr.. Hanna
is accused Of being >coarse-graincd,
and perhaps he is A fue-graincd
sensitive man would be out OF fplace
in the position lie occupies.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Now comes the news that tho new manager
of the Denver 4 Rio 0rnndc railroad, J. a..
hsseaife. has ordered an increase In the
We1es Of section men from si.W per day 10
U.7t. Othsr Increases may follow and nu-
0erous Improvements In the Iosd bed aic 10
b uoAs. Dlvidends Will be cut down but the
~ Management sssas 70 care moro for the
sesssy ofits patrons ard good condition of
she esaek and rolling stock than for largo
4lNbsn1b
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Tie missionaries In China aro VI the bottom
Of ali the trouble In that empire as tho pros-
snt time. Chinese have enjoyed their religion
soe centuries and have moved along very we'll
ana are satisfied WITH II, and why not let hcm
Mons. should Chinaman start out 10 teach
Coemesus 10 this country he would b. mobbsd
% banned q the stake. and the Chinese are
only esv1nR the missionaries David Ilarum's
venion Of the Golden Rule,
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Gov. Allen o. lcrio Rico, says II is
the plan of the administration To an-
mex Cuba. Twas promised That the Is
Sand woul he turned over TO the
Cubans. but Republi,an promises are
like yeyy shOr, pie crust-o easily
broken.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Roosevelt viii add no strength to the
Republican ,icsct In the west. West
ern people will vote their convi tions
regardless of any one war record.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

At the rate names arc coming OF; the lit Of
tho Rough Rider Brigade OF traitors to section
and The Republic. ~ Durango. there viii not
70 enough LEFT for Noodle 20 bum his chew Ing
tote eco from.
The silver star., 1900-07-20
Democratic Ticket.
For PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
OF NEBRASKA.
For vIcE-lREsIDESr.
ADLAI L. STEVENSON,
OF ILLINOIS.
Democratic
6tMetal!ic !.

We reaffirm and en-
dorse tho principles OF
the Democratic plat.
form adopted in Cliica-
20 In 1896, and We reit.
crate and demand that
platform for America
In financial system
made by the American
peo lie for themselves.
which shall restore
and maintain a bi-me-
tallic price level. and
- q part of such sys.
ten the Immediate res
t0ratiOn OF the free
and unlimited coinage
Of silver and gold at
the present legal ratio
l6 to I without wal :
ing for aid or consent
VI any other nation.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Get registered on Tuesday next
so you can vote at Dolores first
city election.
The silver star., 1900-07-20
Republican
Gold STANDARD .

We renew our allegi.
ance to The prirci plrs
lof the gold standard
nud declare our conf.
dence of the wisdom o.
the legislation of the
fny-sixth congress by
which the parity of all
lof our money and tho
stability Of our cur.
rency on a gold basis
has been secured. - >
We declare orr stead.
fast opposition to the
free and unlimited
coinage OF 81 yer. No
mea sure to that end
could be considered
which was without the
support OF the leading
commercial couutrie,
lof the world.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

.McKinley Prosperity" will make
votes only among those who are too
careless and Indifferent to study condi-
tions for themselves.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

FoR SALE.--One gasoline stand lsmi
complete. new. at this Office. Gall ant
examine. Price considerably less thar
any Of the agencies offer.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Stop st tho Intsr.llccan Hotel wh,
10 Durango. i0tf
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Personally ! am IS much opposed 10 Tn,
GOLD STANDARD and the REPUBLICAN
1SoS. no True FRIEND OF SILvEi, Can
SUPPORT rHATPARrl Henry N. Teller
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Subscribe for Tss stLvss srNn.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

Eat Ash on Friday. Exon L. Rush re
ceive fresh supply every Thursday.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

This ad locates y free
and independent A.
mclean policy and ia
vols the people.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

This one advocates n
subssrvient, foreign
policy and fsvors tue
moncv and other grasp.
ling powers,
The silver star., 1900-07-20
RIO aRANDE SOUTHERN R. R,
TIME TABLE.

Both trains take dinner at Dolores. Regular
freight trains do not carry passengers.
+. L. Peake. Aren't.
The silver star., 1900-07-20

When In Durango you should stop Ut
the Intcr.O Ocean Hotel. Chss. FlecIs. pro.
prietor. The table 10 supplied with ev.
erything the market Affords and you are
sure OF being treated courtsously ~ wcll
az having q good comfortable bed 10
sleep In. Rates el.50 and $500 per day;
opposite Union Depot. lott
Parties desiring any painting or paper.
ing dons should address Ralph Thomp.
son 1t Mancos. All work promptly II.
tended 10. Estimates Furnished. att
The silver star., 1900-07-20

When you answer an advertisement In
The SILVER STAR, either local or foreign,
please mention the fact that you saw II in Tue
arAR. II costs you nothing and may be great
help to the paper.-6e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York, March

New-York March 10 1900
BEEVES-Receipts were SO cars or 5Ss head. all con-
doing Feeling steady Dressed beef dull quota
tons Gables Shipments to-day included $50 cat
tie 1900 quarters Of beef the Philadelphia to
Liverpool 1906 Of beef the Lucanla
same port the Ohio Hull. 65 cattle and
sheep the Trinidad to Bermuda and los sheep on
the Fontabele to the West Indies The Menominee
hardly sail before Monday.
CALVES Receipts 1874 head for the market
Demand fair and ali the stock closed Common
choice veals sold s5QSs % 100 h: barnyard
calves almost nominal City dressed veals quiet 90
I212c per n; very few sales exceeded 12c. Country
dressed quiet at sd10lec; little calves at 5i2QTiac
Sales K. Hume Bro: Il veals. 143 average at
81 37l4 do, $50 10 at s. " &"
Andrew Mullen: q veals 122 10 at So 10 do 115 10
81 so: do 10 10. 50 5O do 100 10 So barn
yard calf 240 n. at IS 10.
s Judd Bro ~ 1913 10, So go
SHEEP AND lAMBS-Receipts 1874 or
s11s head. including for butchers and 1914 for
sale which 1914 Jersey City at Sixteth-st
Sheep in light supply and steady with prime
stock offered. Lambs opened weak 70 25c of; closed
heavy the decline ramed with cars unsold. Common
fair sheep 50Gs5 so per 100 10 common to
choice lambs So s7l2 ass clipped lambs So 75asT
Dressed mutton quiet at sa1Oc per 10 dressed lambs
weak at l0G1iac; country dressed winter lambs dull
Sales. H Hume s Bro 1888 Michigan lambs SO 70
do Is 10 at 81 rs; l24 fan clipped do SO ~ at 81:
State sheep. zoe 10 at s.
s Judd 8 Co: 200 Ohio lambs 81 10 at 81 So 70
Sc s7 i13 Kentucky sheep i04 10 at IS so; 4S clipped
Buffalo lambs. sc 10, at IS 70.
Harrington CO; aos Buffalo lambs so 70. at 81 SIS;
Mcpherson & CO: oos Ohio lambs es n at 81 2s:
Ohio sheep. ia 10 at 50.
HoGs-Receipts 1914 cars ACES head. includ-
ing little than for the market The feeling
was held over Country quiet steady 5a q
7l8c per 10 for heavy to light weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-YJrk. March 10, 1900.
BEANS AND PEAS-The business to-day confined
ton that any either in prices
The continued arrivals tend prevent
pressure sell; then, too, II does not look II the
foreign likely TO come forward freely as
bush 81 II do medium. choice 50 10; pea
state and Michigan. bb 81 bags. 81 ora do red
kidney choice So 2oas2 221t white kidney. choice
81 50 yellow choice 81 9oqs2 IS; do black turtle
ported medium. 81 T6asi SIS: imported
81 7O0sl rs; green peas. bbis 81 27isd$i 3d.
81 22a do Scotch. bbis, 81 go do bags, Is: peas.
BUTTER-Ths slight weakness noted al the close yes
terday developed decline to-day. fancy
and the highest grades dairy declining per
with qualities going on h9ic and the cheaper
easier The 10 that prices considered high
FOR the year and buyers operating very
cautiously. Ths slightest tendency 20 accumulate
the part Of the selling interest and concessions
ness to-day except the reduced figures. and
buyers were willing 10 take the goods except
II Mondays price, We quote: New butter--creamery.
Western extras per 10 do nrsts 2424 iso thirds
seconds a0G2Sc do State extras DC: do hrsts
o.l@c. DO thirds seconds 2OT23c State dairy tubs
fancy 40 ga. g25Asc: do seconds 2lQ22e;
thirds Western imitation creamery extras 2o;
do frsts p q2aci lower grades, lsi4di9o
factory 2Oc DO firss sci 90 lower grades. ITO
ls4sc: rolls choice. 10000. do common 10 prime. 1T9
isMc; renovated butter fancy 22U22iaei do
finest 23T23Ac; do common 20 prime. iau22c; State
Gairy nrkns, isq2aoi Western factory. summer
made finest lslscl DO lower grades i7alao,
CTEEHE-Ti.ere Is fair demand from The home trade
anal szs coiored generally held 1910 and small while
al ISi.c Exporters anzeasy looking around for
yslue undsrprierd cheese at about l2G1s-e such
grades are "a narrow eoHcass Fins sht skins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-11

---s.as March lO-Cottoa firm: uiddi;rg. s.c; low
- % gooo ordinary sac; net receipts, III bales:
90 bales shipments a.s2s bales sales 800 bales
81 b-.5s0 bales
--o--s March lo--Cotton quiet; uiddng ek c; low
--l-iG Bic. good ordinary. e-l6c receipts
80 gross l75 bales. shipments. s93 bales. stock.
,-,sh March l0-Cotton steady; Hiddllng. essc;
s-~-o4srg- stsct good ordinary. sssc. receipts.
1H-S gross S5ls bales exports Great Britain,
bsles - " '
L., s-a2Te March loCot:on nominal: niddIing 81. c:
--e-.ne 5-lSc. good ordinary. 11-ioc; gross re
80 - oaesi exports 10 the Continent. 3, $50 bales;
.-rrs-on March Io-Cortou arn: rniddling esc. Low,
* e'ec- good ordinary essc: receots . 62i be- Fes:
1850 NN'-A' A''''1'
$3.50. cans. March 70. - Cotton firm. middling.
- .gE U.cdling. l-lSc: good ordinary She; re
~-f' bales; exports 10 Great Britain bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-11

The Chronicle that rain has been quite
Throughout the South for and a
Der OF correspondents report that the weather
!nte-fered with preparations for the crop
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot
steady: sales 1000 bales; speculation and export 800;
ding upands 10 sd; futures excited s-64g
IOe4d advance; closed but irregular al Ga
es4d net advance; Deceuber-Jsnuary. NV; January
February 42oi<b: March 529b; MarchApril. 1896 81
Apr4l-May MsyJune. 5isv; JuneJuy, 5l5b July
August I2izs Ausust-Septeneer, 5021ss; September
October 4421s OctoberNovember. 2ae; Novemoer-De-
cemDer s-24b.
bakers fair done to-day but otherwise -four
ruled very quiet closing steady. We quote Spring pat
ns So 7OdS3 20; winter straghts 50 45S3 %; winter
raens $50 so; spring clears 81 eoSS %; extra No
winter s09s2 30; extra No winter, 81 eOg$2 10;
70 grade sl7Qsl7 10 per ton, spot and 20 arrive
....RYE FLJOUR-Stesdyi quoted: Fair 20 gooc So 10
asa Is; choice 10 fancy IS sOgs3 60 COnN MEAL
Firm: quoted Kiln dried 81 1882 70 20 brand.
Rag MEAL-Frrn; quoted Fine white and yellow. eocT
81. coarse .F11ED-Easter; quoted. Spring
bran spot s6qsie %; sacks 70 arrive, 800 70 tld;
coarse winter bran sI7Qsig so latter white middngs
SlGQSIs city brands SID 5slI hofniny chop so 60
GRAIN-WHEAT-wit the assistance Of a strong
corr market on Saturday friends OF wheat experienced
cornparavely little at least holding prices
around previous nights close Had their position de-
pended upon the alone, however II IS doubtful f
prices prevented from falling
we're raised 70 $50 increase and Beerbohm rs
red probable shipments az $4,000 bush, supple
Tentfng information faVofanle supply OF nsss
regarding wheat prospects AfalhR elt OK ai!der
conditions immediate West and no cold weather w
sight Throughout the regular session. tssrsfesA wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-11

followed the corn market instead OF its own news and
after narov fluctuations OF the time shade above
e previous night closed barely steady and unchanseo 20
sc net lower disturbing factor in the situation was
scheaued to appear late in the afternoon Estimated by
9c talent 10 show 40 600 900 bush less than last year
tne ous were nevertheless unable derive much pennt
ine rnnors of shortage inasmuch as even az tn,s
stll be 10000 600 The Northwest today
reached 6It cars. compared with SIS year ago
iIngllsh markets little irregular Liverpool closing
sH "a lower and London partly I'd higher Paris mar
Antwerp %9t franc lower and Berlin mark OF FOR the
gay export business various seaboard ports saturday
was estimated at 20 loads On the curb May wheat ranged
from ,ZS a13se closing at TINS asked No red was
Northern Duluth quoted at 7s7tc anoat. CORN
Inc corn market leading speculative feature
curing saturday advancing decidedly both West and here
on broader speculative trade. good cash demand and
west because Of light country acceptances. Moreover
weather conditions have mild which will have the
tendency 70 Keep roads bad shape and rstard
The foreign markets aided the advance by show
DON At the time export business only about
10 loads al the various Chicago reported that stocks
there would probably increase 1000 900 this week
Cash property In New-Eork strong, with pre-
elevator and delivered and 481tc ahoat
good buyers throughout the day last official prices
showed 1ae net advance the curb May ranged from
~ &c nominal to IL SC bid. closing at IL NC nominal
the strength in but showed little activity No oats
closed al Sstsq2sse; No oats 2sc; No white sls
SIC; No white. 3Itc; track mixed. rs 13oci track
white 81 d35c, No white clips, S2c .RYEMarl1et
tSisc o afoat State rye 5s659c New-York. car
lots BARI.EY-Market quiet feeding +3d+eo c Z
NeW-fork mailing. 4eG54c. New-York. BUCK
WHEAT-Market dull; quoted at BIC c 1 ( New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-11
TIE LONDON Wool MARKET

th-rs 80 March l0kt the wool auc,io, .atAs 90 e..
sers e. average attendance Moderate cetsToo-1sss
frzsr- winch consisted largely Of New $500
breos sss good demand for naerfnos end r-oss
buyer ~u-titeft and America were The 1srgssf
10y iherlnos o. better
y iargs oss-. ne nome trade Secured woods xUere
Tar - ,5ressy nertno lambs woods so1S 81
by Yotsc-n i oeclins CrOsshreds were boI,gb 20 e.
es.s.l- xa, &c america The following Is ne $40 n
srezFr SSllb Wales. 100 bales; SCORED - eaea.
4 7isdals 95S % Queensland 500 bales; scourea
bE greasy. eHdGls nG. Victo-s -.
S0u,h snss-l-e e-dGis Sid: greasy s1SS+@ tiSe'
iTals 81 80 "1 bales greasy. IOaGls Wesr AM
D - EcoureF ~: eaasc NewZealsnd ? 700
The ones,es,o osl Is S7.d greasy. eA ais ID "''Y'
-ss arrivals for -. @ seek aggregate sc $50 bales
t7r tie o@-as were forwarded direct TIE go, %
SSeenzlsne a. - New South WRles ases bsisss
irss 27s $50 Sslse Victoria, eE2a bales sou-b 49,
lLo e. bai-x. australia l0i bales New Zee
<>sshsss. ara bslss ''o HoDs and Natal. e4e bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-11
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot OF Chambers St.
follows and minutes earlier from ". go St.
900 a. N. Daily-Buffalo Express-arr Buffa.o 2.
For BInghamton Weverly. Elmra and Bradford. Solid
train. Coaches and parlor Buffalo
2.3O p m. Daily.-Chicago Lrnited-Fast mail-solid
Chicago. arriving 5 20 Arr. Cleveland 7.+O
Sleepers TO Chicago, Cleveland Cincinnat Dining
..3O p. Daily.-BuraIo and Cleveland Express-arr.
TO5. Bradford 100 jamestown 100 Youngs
1927 a m. Cleveland IL so r. m. Sleepers to
Buffalo and Cleveland Cafe
e.I5 II. Daiiy-Solid rain for Binghamton Waverly
Emra Chicago. Seepers to Buffalo Chicago. Cincinnati
Dining
l. COMMODATIONS Ill. 115. 26l. 401 e5T Broad
way and 2T3 West 125th
and sd 81. ferries New York; 1873 Fulton
St 9S Broadway. Brooklyn 30 River St. Hoboken and
Jersey City station New York Transfer Co calls for
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York March 10 1900.
CoFFEEThe coffee market developed very little spec
ulatve spirit Prices points lower open
ing and 10 points lower at the close Sales reached only
the lowest prices The easier ruling
attributed chiefly continued weakness n
markets Eavre declined iSGiG franc; Hamburg
! pigs; Rio declined so refs: reported duness
without further decline At the receipts Rio
and Santos were small or at most, moderate being but
1900 bags, while warehouse deliveries the United
States were also moderate Trading confined prac
tcay TO local inerchanges, with sellers
than throughout the
neglected and nominal. closing about follows
No s, No 4. SIC: No {, Sizc; 1 80
9q9sc Mid coffee dull. but values ruled toler
ably steady the main. and sellers
and it was stated that TO move considerable blocks
concessions would have be made. Maracaibos
easier under slsckened inquiry increasing
Good Cucutas quoted 1ol. gl05c and
rumored that i<c less would find sellers.
The range Of contract prices in the local to-day