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New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NewYork. March IA, 1900.
sCoFFEEThe market for Brazil coffee futures was a
small n Of variations from
yesterdays closing prices only matter Of 5qlO
points while the transactions reached but $3.50 bags
opened steady partially points higher
. featureless while showing steady under
having advantage Of partial 4 franc advance
Havre counterect partial 4 pfg decline at Ham
burg while Rio cables reported advance Of 125
reis. and Santos al sustained prices Receipts at
Rio smaller 1l.000 bags. and
deliveries this 273 bags)
points contributed the steadiness. During
exchanged
and August difference Of points; 500 bags July
q 6 go bags a 6.10c. Sep
remher at 615c sold together transaction. In
the afternoon the market quite inactive. but
tnued hold steady undertone. Closed steady net
unchanged 10 points higher Spot Brazilian soee
quiet and about steady with quotations less
nominal at figure. We quote: Rio. No s. Sc: No. T.,
sisIs1=c No 6. s1zc; No :. s7sc. and No. 3. &c.
The Of prices in the local market
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
cho oilrr

GRGiN-wHEAT-in a genera, way tn. wheat market
hs n and 90 and
,sa se0ns cut ss closing 9sS
devoted Principally an extension OF short accounts
5ss se1 % in led h' sn S
Rnn of political % ae T Trouble. Ss IN Erp S 'ae and %
ports of liberal ST. Louis buying the factors
prices Previous this upturn the only strength
Msp sold Sy at sh at ns @
Ssst s en from s'
neglected. but Duluth and Chicaeo reported
ceiPts dropped off hstis YESTERDAY aeTresans 652Goo
s ssh ss wn @ oUsh last & Il was s sd @
6GreEP ss was n s1h as as little
: mark drop Bs5iil: and point rise, at Buda
At Liverpool showed decline line %S.
Situation %s to d e ns on The s e
that there wes danger the cold newly announced
which are not so we'll protected by snow as they were
few days The export business amounted loads
So ha2d aass a3as sss
o Duh promp %o Sre North P?Pt %e
pp who Noehs eapsaed cssasS h Corn se
ket to It's loss of Tuesday disappointed
the last hour when nence hW strong asvencs ong IN IN
ersotiOn ton but the % expor demand proved disappointns
TO give the market further support, OF the
IN the local unchanged from the previous
night and English markets closed UNCHANGED to @sd
ported at Is loads although St there were r-
@ f big s N dd4n at o 3 sof
srDr AID f,,d ss sro and "a ,
last hour being quiet all day " the
sss No whi9s R9s" s2c: no No
atssSy ;Eo'h To Th' Wesls96 sa9
ssSst ssS state rvs sfGst nss,aS No Western eslsc
RARlEYMafke, steady feeding 1896 New
SEn Sg quoted 5s Rrc
NETWORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
NAVAL STORES

There sharp advance in price of spirits turnen
ue owing 10 an advance at Savannah. the 0uotea
price, price was ,s 5'e Sew,York was said relatively
cheaper than the South The local price was advanced
10 56@q57c asked for regulars machines Rnsn
dul and tar and pitch ruled quiet steady Ouota1
TAR-Regulars 81 30; do oil bbls s3Go
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE- d51c
s, 60 a. S e. e. % good l. stsTssped 10
NJ. So so; n. So TO- w G. 81 30: W W. 81 90 - y "'
STOCK ON HAND
IFS
olriis
lar
Charleston, March 14-Turpentine firm at 5sc Rst,
firm unchanged - N' i''s'h
Savannah March i4-spirits turpentine firm 54l&c.
receipts. 43i bbls sales 60c: exports 100 Rns,-
receipts oo bbIs sales. e3s exports 22G ountsa S.a
A. B. C and ID. 81 so; e. 81 IS: F. 81 30: q q az ~
~ ~ 80; sos; X. 81 25' ~ $3.50; N 81; G. 81 90
Wilmington March 14.-Sprits turpeptine s,A,t, z,,l
goAc receipts ld bbls Rosin nothing doing receipt.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r

FOR THE WESI.
Leave New York Ferry lWhisshau rermr.n ana
foot Of Liberty street. ~
sDaiy. tExcept SUNDAY
CHICAGO .+3o m. u-ioersy street oniy1 81, n
PITTSBUR Isl; .4so a. u.ieersy street oniy,. ~
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 1000 1. m.. .aa,
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. fsoo 80 m ,y,,u.-.
.SGo 80 Royal Limited exclusively Pullman Train Dine;
All trains Illuminated Pint.ch TIA.
ofness: i13, l12, eel ts4. l2s4 Brosdwax S
w; ~ Bowery Y $50 Fulton BrooLvn.n n,an -
nail Terminal e.d Liberty Baxxng. chS. Wnite-
hotel restdenoe dsstpati0n. shscxsd froO
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

A pVkitTisEMENrS end subscriptions for T,a r,,
u 6o reTeoed boe at 'ssT p0w9 ONCE No 2ia Broad%ay
msns received at the following branch orcss
once OH aaa 9a'ss 90 un e4eh M VIZ; 254 sth-a ave
and lith id2 Coumbus-ave near yst oth-ave
west "a ST. near Cth ave e2 East
s2d.st between Tth and sth ayes l5s East ss
tlst ST. i.I0S lstave.. St az. a. ave near
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
Railroads.
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIVISION

HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 A NJ and 35S r NJ Daily. except IN Ettrs
field; Sundays only 800 a. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated Pintsch Light
Ticket offices 1l3. 26l and 1916 TSros5v,, ox
Union So. w. 30 Columbus Ave, 81 West 125b g.
2lh ST. and laSih St Stations. New York; 33s and 72e
Fulton ST and lO4 Broadway. e D., BROOKLYN - '-'
Telephonc 1850 Cortlandt' New York Cer,-,, o.
Westcott Express Company NSiue"0e oS
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenge- ,,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady No
36Is Q3Gs4c No 2 yellow 36%c No oats. 23leg23% c;
No white, 264 4q26Ac; No white 2os 2o9c; no Z
551aa561zc No barley. sIisGssc; No l faxseed
lard per 100 NJ S Sass s3IE short ribs sides ooeel
Clear Sides (boxed So sos6 s5: whisEey dstiers an
ished gal 81 241s sugars loaf unchanged
easy: creameries 1920; dairiee l6d22c Cheese firm
12a13c. Eggs firm; fresh 14lsc.
Cincinnati March 14-Flour steady. Wheat quiet No
red 74c. easier: mixed 39a aa40c. Oats dull
quiet 81 s0Gsj s..
Duluth March 14.-wheat-No / hard cash, SIC; Nav.
No Northern, 63c; No spring. 594c. Oats 23z92ic
Corn. 35c.
Minneapolis March 14-CIose-wheat in store, No l
Northern March 65iic: May 64sc; Ju.y. 655Q65sc on
Northern 63a4c.
Milwaukee March 14-wheat steady; l Northern
6SGeGae; No Northern 621.q6S1+c Bye aTner' No l.
Philadelphia March 14.-wheat firm and &c higher:
grade: March, T2l2Q73isc. Corn firm and i4c
higher; No . mixed. March, 41q41hc Oats quiet but
No mixed 29G29zc. unchanged; Pennsylvania
choice bush 55a5Sc; NewYork and Western do. 53
steady; clover per s. 10
ass So do Pennsylvania per lh as 70 quality edsc tim
steady; fancy Western creamery 2ec: DO prints &c
Eggs firm; fresh nearly Western and southWestern tern
10000 sacks: wheat 100 BUSH corn 124Ooo 10Oo
Shpments-Wheat 5000 bush; corn. 900; oats 1000
St Louis March 14-Wheat-No cash, 17sc; March.
1lac; May; 709sc July 66$a66$.c No hard, 66q6Ic
24ssc: No white. 261k927c.
Toledo. March I4:-wheat active. higher; No cash.
Oats unchanged No mixed, 24lIc. Rye dull; cash
5sc Cloverseed firm active; prime cash, old 81 95;
March S5 65 October s. 2o No seed 81 65Gs4 81
Oil UNCHANGED
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

Stations foot Of West sd Cortarit and DesoroSses s
ttenna- r r. Ferries
TINE West d Street other figures C0ranGt or 80
Streets Daily except sunday. sunday leaves 4o
trains daily tSunday leaves 6+j eSunday leaves
X sunday leaves Us Pm. sunday leaves SIS Pm
U6.5J. = 90 A. Local for EASTON. a
-7.55. eS. 10 NJ For BUFFALO. NlAtsNrtA - AZ,
West and principal local points Paror and pinins Us
meets for CCal Branches. lam, n,
t-II.5J. 12.O0 Noon " BLACK DIAMONDS
PRESS HandsOmest train IN the world LlllrN
capacity Due Buffalo 9 IS connecting win hrouSa''
TO Detroit Chicago Dining vice "a xTox
'I2.55, 100 P N. For WtLkESBAkEh sSsts--Sra -
f3.55, l.fOF NJ. Coal Branches and nterIlsilaie w.
v5.I0. y5-2QF.M. Local for MAJCH SHJN vo- yIgf
-5-J5, L6-1 NJ Chicago NeStlbule Lliiics
ARA FALLS and points West Through sleeping rs
and Toronto. r,rr 40 -
LII 500 P. NJ. Exposition Express for BUFsAIV
TORONTO. - --..,.--,-r, prFv1Ig
and West. Sleeping Cars 20 Chicago. .,,v s1rts
so. PLAINFIELD ald BOUND BROOM. locats. 49,
Sund~-, 'ss5 SO - 10 ~ 'eO o ~ ss S IS y
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az llS ~ NJ
1881 Broadway. 5 ni0n square West - ColIaS ~, Brks
Fulton - Rtiwy and annex STAT 9l
y Y Transfer Co viii call for and check baggage ITO
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

COTTON Speculation what NIGH. be
termed spotty II general as II has been:
and while the total transactions foots up
respectable comparatively traders the
which been such possbili-
ties before the relations between shorts in
the summer months have been finally adjusted After
opening steady prices advance Of 2
turned firm buying led said TO be
representing large banking heavily
sEort on MAY and August contracts These
chiefly in demand. The early sellers mos;
became active buyers every anxiety TO pro
tect their sales Of the morning Prices maintained an
irreSularly upward until
closing figures anywhere from points The
Improvement chiefly crop positions which
in very active demand: the banking house
referred to is said bought months heavily
While the positions advanced partial extent
Improvement reluctant further
territory o general
planting preparations being ANYTHING
heretofore said The general market however remained
quite fron such Influences, being dominated by
manipulation and by operations akin
traders conspicCously active day the rank
and file intmidated. The market the close was
steady net advance Of 1d6 points Hubbard Bros
for the preparations crop they are upon
gigantic scale The sales of fertilizers extremely
large, Georgia reporting while
Alabama has sold up 70 March 127 tags against
100 tags for the same period last
reports as 10 the acreage to simply
stagger the Imagination Of favorable
season in that State. Whether have another
revival OF speculation depends upon question
hclenty strg 10 overcome the preparations
crop As foT scarcity cotton be
season though the supply will be
"heirning surplus OF the last two years.
was as follows: -
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

ica receipts 1900 bales all American Futures openso
steady and closed quiet steady at the advance; Aer
can mIddling C. March 80 64a5 81 64d value March
and Apri 2ssd sellers April and May "a Sad sellers
May June, 2O64a5 p SD sellers June and Jay i
: IT-s46f5 Is e4d sellers: July and August. ~ otg
15-64d sellers; August and September. 3 500 t-,sd
buyers: September and October 4io4o sellers,
December December and January z-o
and February, 10 Old setiers
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
DELAWARE. LAcKAwANNA & WESTERN
WEST SHORE R.H'

Trains leave Franklin 81. station. y Il a.
u 20 later from foot % W s-d So ar psresb
i-.io l.. NJ, CONTINENTAL. LIMITED. -
-, Chicago and ST. Louis Dining Car
.O;i5 Y. NJ. Chicago and 81. Louis Linisrss
iS;OO II. M. Buffalo and Niagara kalls EN''
'e;l5 p. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express
DAILY. tExcept Sunday. -. sa<6zee
Timetables at principal hotels and Offices. ExprnA
checked from hotel residence by Wes.cete, - =
G. E LAMBERT General Passenger AssH-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
ERIE RAILROAD.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALrIA0RE AID

Through trains leave New York. foot of Chambers g.
as follows and minutes earlier from W 23d ST.
300 Daily--Buffalo Express-ar- Buffalo - =
For Binghamton. Waverly Eamira and Bradford SEi
train Coaches and parlOr u Buffalo
80 p m. Daily-ChicaGo ILmited-Fast ral-szs
train 70 Chicago arriving $50 ?. Arr Cleveland IA
m Sleepers 70 Chicago Cleveland. CtnCinuat piaing r
$50 p. m Daily-BufTalo and Cleveland Express-Lr
Bu1aO I.G5, Bradford T-2O Jamestown and Yorng-
town 1927 a. Cleveland I2S0 D m. Sleepsrs
Buffalo and Cleveland Cafe car
9l1 p. m Daily.-Solid train for Binghsn,0n YavsI
Elmira Chicago Sleepers 20 BUI,Io Chicago. Cincinnati
Dining
rIICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac
Il COMMODATIONS at III lis. 26l 4Ol and 80 Bras
l56 East l25th ST. and 273 Chsnoen
and West 2il ST ferries New York: $50 Farc1
St, SS Broadway, BROOKLYN: I'D River Hob0ssn- ~
Jersey City station New Transfer calls for ~
checks baggage destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. March - 2 m.cotton.-spot in fair de
13-6d; good mddtng. 5asd; middlng s 0 led low MD
ding lid; good ordinary SID; ordinary. Lied
The sales o day q which 5no
for speculation and and included 1900 Amer
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
demand: 10000 bales speculation and
port 800 American. 1900; receipts 5000; American
GOO. middling upland. ei6d; futures opened steady
Gig263d advance: at i:45 m were quiet steady
q advance, closed
net December i5s
February 42os March. 5.3oa53I: Marcf-Apri
S.24s; May-June. 5.201ks
5I7l1s JuiyAguust. 5I4l1s: August September. 5O34b
sepsernfr-October Ais October November 42s4s: No
vernher-i1eoernber 23s Manchester-Yans slowly
cloths quiet.
FLOUR AND MEAI>-The market moderately ac-
tive and unchanged price. with the afternoon tone a
little steadier sympathy with wheat but buyers
advance. Spring patents SO 70@s3
winter sraighs 459s3 55: winter 50 65ds3
s56s3: No ] 81 S0GS2 90;
winter s2 GOdS2 20 grade. sl7Qsl7 70 per
ton spot and arrive. RYE FLOUR-Quet; quoted
Fair 70 good s3Gs3 IS choice fancy SO 3oQs3 60
CORN@EAL-Firm; quoted: Kiln dried, 81 1882 Is. as
n hrpnd BAG MEAf-Firm: quoted Fine white
and yellow sGc@s1: coarse. s3as5c ,FEED-Easy;
quoted Spring spot. SIG; sacks, arrive 200
sl5 s5Qsl6; winter bran. slIQ$I9 SO. latter
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

New-York. March H. 1900
BEEVFS-Receipts 1872 cars or 2si3 head inciud-
100 for city saughterera and ~
making the stale catt.e. SO on sale OF which
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

NewOreans receipts morrow at from
5000 1000 bales against actual week and
3,IS9 last n Houston from 100 bales are
expected. against 2 go last week and 5S02 bales
Receipts the ports points to-day com
parea win The same day last week
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.


Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. "Electro-Pneumatic'' Signals
Stations in New York. foot OF Liberty 81
leaving time from south Ferry is the same an nuu
Liberty ST, except when noted
Fer Easton Pefb1eban1 sIIanfov1 lfs,,99SS y r.. a.
$40 its5 s1so &c Easton5 p slaaaqa zs'Ta >. .S
T64fsArge s6 f1ss% PIts,9s and ao Scranton 500 n
Q0:0o IL 80 Readingl a. VI. so s4 so si4S q Il
$50 to ReadlngI P. NJ. sl2;l5 night Sundays ass
TO ReadIngO p NJ si2 Is night '' W."
For stations the NEW YORK AND LONG BR.S-g
Red Bank onyl II 30 M Isl as and 1910 70 Red Ban
only. $50 b6;2s p NJ sundays. s9'oO ('10-1J 70 R
H1F6 FoR sn EAkEW 4 III 6oS t2S and s.sur., .so
NJ. 81 as. $3.50. :4:1O $500 NJ. sundays .ioS A
:. For S TONS REs5 sn5dsR AND s1oHsa 1os 0 asO NJ
FS For r RTLxNTiG CRY. CRY 40 A n ,,.., 49,.
NJ Atlantic City special with ves'ibued Coaches ns
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIAORE AID
WASHINGTON
From foot OF Liberty
Week DAYS. 'i:3O. 500. 1000, Q1 30 Dining Car, u
6oo Dining Car, p NJ s1si5 IEai mt dae a1sTs s s
1000. Gi:So Dining Carl A. NJ 1;3G 9:OO Royal ass
Additional trains for Philadelphia week days 80 -
A NJ. $3.50. 81 700. $3.50 $50 '9:45 P. ~ Sgsaur
$500 A NJ. $500; $500 p NJ
4s si. I5 f2si = 1as 1lss'z Sr.s !
sav "a az Wsit eh Al Az, 25 uni9R ST. West l5s
Court St. 344 $50 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: ss Broatru
Winiams6urg The New York Transfer Co win cali =
ton - ~
fFrom South Ferry a; SIS p II
sTn ssEEOm South South Ferry Ferry AZ $40 4. "
jFrSm South Ferry at SIS P n
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

QEMNSYLvANIl
4AILRoAD
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-,nird Stree. -.
eyTbe o,,ssss and cort,sndt Streets ''a D..
sHtort.ndt sta street. Is five minutes is..sss ssa
saesps whear a,ssnai.ss s'.sss
cars New & Yoe AsI T., Man.MLlnited TO two Bans 1
8. g cRic,So Nc eoaelss PtssburE oa' Ft'0ss
9s5 a. W PEsNsYIvANil1p" ANilp"'f kIs1frSsv aaf rsSlssv.asa
S% cBesso paSs ess.aaG s%Ge&9s 4oi:asa sad
15S p ~ cTfacSGo caSsTiGs ATn k2gs sT o,,,s
,, Nashyis Fva Cincinnati and IousviIis1+ I
o.ss ?. ": wEsTERS S"Is IEsxPREss-For co,.,,,
7-as r. NaG''s " so6THMEsrERs o56n-TnalaY EXPIRES, ~
Spniis ANron. Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville i1s rs
2S ;Sicd,, p; NJ +. PACIFIC EXPRESS P.su,. :.
Route Co,,s tn9xviIe daily VIA Shenandoah v,,a ~
s-as p y: MAn. AND ExpsEsa- -PaIiHaSy PP9iIihI1ay. g.
burg and points west daily except sunday sunday p
7s5 WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 2 Dnirs caI 10 * Di5sg ana "a, Csr'Ia1a, s,r-,
Dssbrosses and Gortlsnat Streets. go N" az 's 40
SDn55S sD@I3s So ?ns cs3 2o 9sPs ga'' % i IS. .
.'ongTessionai lin ' All Ing Pae raI, "a a m I2s5 as
~ ss,a e Gnng Carr a. eDians car 1'1as SIS s',s
s9yTBTHEisN yBa1bI3.S RAJ, wAyFlorlda ni,.a no.
NORFOLK SD WFs4ER2 = e RafWs9 Z y qsSi as
AILANTIC COAST LTNE.-''F.orita specisF' az
week DAYS Express. 80 m and 2y n \, a.
CrESAPEAEE q OHIO RAILwAT.-755 N .y
Fo OLD 20 PoTSP II F coMFor p hatE and soRro1x
week days and s.55 .. m. daily. "A
n AILANIis. CITY--955 n n . =. n rD4<s-..
and Cortandt Streets 20 D. M weekdays Ts--.-s
Coaches ~- 'eacar1
rAPE MAY.-,2s5 y. N. week-dav.
ror points on New York and Long Branch Psfiro.s 49,.
WaSt Twentv-third Street Stationl e5s a n 80
-, - aId 80 p m SUNDAYS 9.1s a n. ass
sron Desbrcsses and Cortiandt Streetsl. 100 :. :.
I'D $40 and 80 D. m Sundays . 45 a. n n
FOR puyr. sDEIPHIS
O. 10 lDes6rosses and Cortlandt oO, - ~
80 SO o25 (955 Penna- Limted) 1910 CDesi-cx.,
Sas, II 90 2 a r. ls55 20 Deshrossss ard corrisss:
$50 tDininy Carr SIS Dining Carl 755 SIS AZ
CLimitedl. 9.5s Io55 Dining Carr a m 1asS 10
Dining Carr. -. 355 425 CDinIny Carr as T,5Is
Carp. 555 Dining Carl. IS. s.55 925 D m isS
Ticket Offices 4s1 ffas 1854 III and PSI s-,.
way Astor House: West Twentv-th-d Street stss-,.
and stations foot OF Desb-osses Cortlandt srs,
Court Street. $50 Futon Street Broadway al
PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station Rrookyn: Staten rsr.,
City. The New York Transfer Company viii All 4.
and check baggage from hotels and residences thrux,
10 destinat S-sa
Telephone, "ai4 Eighteenth Street. for Psunsylv,..
Railroad Cab Service.
j. p. HUTCHINSON, i P WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r As.a.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

Foreign Coffee Markets.-Santos-Co market mac
tive: good Santos ss70o; receipts bags
stock, $4,000 bags Hamhurg-Coffee market
changed: ar 230 p. net unchanged 4
ssies. 1900 bags Havre-Coffee market opened un
changed; at - unchanged; at p. September
changed; other months 4 franc lower; $50 p.
charged; total sales. 5000
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
statistical position of Brazil coffee is as follows:

Rio-Coffee market firm; No Z Rio. 9s250; exchange
5 s-32d; receipts 5000 bags: cleared ed
States 5000 bags; cleared Europe bags stock
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

SPOT cotton IN the local market ruled quiet with
advanced l6c, 10 9&c for midding upland 0c for
middhng Gulf Sales were lOs5 bales. spot
markets middling quoted
follows New-Orleans firm, 9l.c: Mobile nominal
5-Iec; Savannah steady 7-I6c: Charleston nominal
8&c Wilmington quiet 97sc: Norfolk firm 9Ac Ralti.
nominal 93tc: Augusta steady. 9tsc up &c Mem
phts steady, 5-l6c, ST. Louis steady. The
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
Gitp 6otels.
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia
THE Rl7T 7TIEMH0W@E,
22nd Chestnut Street. Philadelphia A new and
strictly modern h! hotel unexceIIed cfs
and restaurant American Plan. so upwards.
European Plan 81 90 upwards Convenient ali railroad
stations ROBT. NJ. BLAIR
A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Ofice No 1242 Broadway
2d door north of 31st-s until O'Clock
received the following at reguJa,
cor E}d st; l52 6have cor. 12thst: Macy's 6th-ave
and 14th-st; 1i2 Columbusave.. West
West 42d-st near 6th,ave % East 14th-st 25I West
3d-ave.. between 10th ard TTth 3d-ave near
61st-st.; Los 1st-ave.. s9th-st 3d-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET

rts Of hay for week: West Indies 45G tons Cap
2. 27I. Exports OF hay last week West Indies
ms: London. 5910 Glasgow. j. 58I
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo March 14-sprins wheat-No hard. round
lots The 1 Northern round OTIS I6c; carloads so
stendy: No 42ac: No 3 yellow. 10
yellow l2c No corn 421sc: No corn &c S Sa'
firm; M white 29%. 63cc: No white. Z'isS' 80 80
white, 2S}.a29c; No mixed. &c; No mixed -o7sS'
Rye-No Q nominally Gle track. Flour quie'.
Chicago. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as toi-
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-09

Dear ChiIdren-As there seems TO ne
quite an excitement In regard TO Aunt
susie's age. IL will be as well TO relieve
Vour minds and let the guessing cease.
You do not all read the paper very close
" or Won would have seen IL was guess
Cd some time ago. and n note put at the
close OF the letter telling who had nrst
GUESSED have forgotten the boy
name. but he guessed sixty-sevcn- Now
some OF you may look upon me as quite
nm old lady. but II you could see me ana
see how much work do. you would after
your mind
will tell you one thing. I don't ac-
kuSwIeSIcs, to bein. old except In readins
I,adIv written letters with a pencil-then
I saw too old TO see such letters There
Is NO excuse for any one who Is Wen
and able 10 sit w To send n miseraoie
srrawI written with pale pencil ana
rubbed out by the time IL reaches me.
I cannot wear my eyes out with such
letters There have dozens of such come
10 me this week and they have gone
where all such that come Will go-rlsht
90 the bottom of the wastebasket- Ihis
column Is for your imprOvement-you are
not tuprovIng by writing such letters
II Won cannot write well enough to use
peu and ink. don't write until you can.
but go to work and practice every day
and You will be surprised 10 see how soon
YOU can write a nice. readable letter 10
AUNT SUSIE"
p 81 hope you will all read the ar
ticle on IorgfelIow. / thank the writer;
such pieces are improving TO the "ri'er
uuH readers
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-09
BIRD LOVERS SOCIETY.

Eddie J. Russell. M. W a. Russell.
Mir Lille . Russell. Willie A Russell,
Hattie Russell. Matte May Russell. Ros-
sic V Russell. Benton. Ark: Jerome
Tahb. Blanche Tabb. Mrs. Gcuia Tabb
Mrs Matte Sutton May Sutton. Doyl
Sutton. Nuntvista. Mis-. Mary and An
na Wilson. Conway. Ark. Myrtle and
JUanita Glenn. Granbu-g. Tex: Lille
Adams. Coteshury :. 9: Oscar Fftz-
EsrsId. Mrs Jane Fitzgerald Mrs. Florie
Black. Ms Sarah Hicks. Miss Dell Hicks.
sam Hicks. john Hicks Lester Black.
lille Moore Maggie Hicks. Sails. Hicks.
Rosy Fitzgerald. J. u. Ssh. Mrs. Susie
Sish. John Pophau. Nora Ponham. Mary
RIaIOCk. Mr. Lizzie Chinch. Fcnie
Chirch. Wallace Chinch. BETTY Chinch.
Mrs Nancy Tsobe-t-. ". 6 Rnb7.ts. liar
POpham. l. T. Chinch. l. W. Nations.
George Brooks. Lester Jester. Haber-
sham county. Delta VERIFY. Pilgrim
Ala. = L Swain. W. q Swain. Dcme-
vile. Ark: Pattie Wilson. Hogan. y. .;
Mrs =. W Boone. Johnnie ". Boone.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-09
CRABAPPLE BLOSSOMS.
In Retrospect.

In Retrospect.
Sweetheart. when the apple blossoms.
Bending low.
Fill the airs of May with fragrance,
AS they used 20. long ago.
Then your face. still unforgotten.
In the lapse of years,
Comes again in haunting fancy,
Dimly seen through tears.
Meath the ripening suns OF many sum-
merS.
Since the days of old,
Have the emerald tints OF springtime,
Changed to autUmn's gold.
But the memory OF beauty,
Such as yours. l.
Through the passing of the seasons.
Still endures.
Though the chains of life have bound me,
With its lessons-learned too well,
Guardian thoughts will still surround me.
Sweetheart. hail! farewell!
&c. W. BISHOP.
Bloomington Ill.