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sATrRDAY. OCTORER 9
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK "WEDNESDAY OCT ;. 1900
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY OCT 3 1900
ARRIVED
steamer CBrl. McKinstry Liverpool September
steerage passengers TO the White star Line Arrived
2:4S 2 m
steamer Georgia (Br Thompson Liverpool September
- with mdse and cabin passengers the White
Line Arrived at the Bar y m.
Steamer Begonil tBr. 2346 tons). smith Barry
September ~. in ballast to Norton & son Arrived at
the Bar at
teInAer 10 Iegnorn II and Naples 1G. with mdse 80
bin and go steerage SAaRer Co
Arrived At he Bar at $40 m ID
steamer Ems tlierl HarrassOvitz Genoa September ID
Naples u and Gibraltar - with mdse cabin and 500
passengers Oerichs Arrived AZ the Bar
steamer City of washington. Knight Tampico Sen
sengeTs 10 James p Ward Co Arrived the Bar AZ
steamer Andes tBr Lund. Jeremie September II ANY
and Aquin IS Jacme 10 Black River % MonteEo
with mdse 10 PIN Forwood & Kelloch Arrived at the
IN 1870 m. - '
steamer HaIald CNor Cornelinssen. Port Maria and
Antonio September IS fruit TO the T'nttsd
steamer Fl Rio. Mason. New-Orleans September %
with Tdse to J 7 Van Sickle
Stgamer Richmond. Catharine Norfolk with mdse to
the Old Dominion IS co 1880 ~
steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Norfolk with rrdss ana -.
stuGers the O!d Dominion IS 90. ' F"7
steamer CITY u Philadelphia, curry Baltimore with
steam yacht Aphrudte. scott Bristol september %
via - Michaes -. 20 q n Payne
steamer Navahoe Johnson Jacksonville September -
an W Wilmington 10 with mdse and passengers ro W p
5ani{ Hook, ]. Oct 3. ESQ . u-wind southeast,
light ciea- 'S''
Par. 4ts.A
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 500 Sunset 5:3s Moon m 1912 Moons 10
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 319i Gov Island 1851 He'll Gate $40
PM.-Sandy 3;42 Gov. Island Ala He'll Gate sos
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fe1turrs ano tnestiuas.

THE ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING 81 the
Charity Organization society OF the CITY ~ View Y,rk
Vii q held in Room S5 United Charities Building 10
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Coma Galveston; rtomo eNor>, St Marc, Port de Paix
etc; Princess Norfolk and Newport News; Vigil
ancia Havana etc: Prns Frederik Hendrix DUTCH
Hayti etc. Ithaka Ger. Tampico. etc.
Steam Yacht Naruna. Newport.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool. oct 3-Arrtved, steamer Handel ,Br Par
fridge for Manchester Oct . sailed steamer
Nomadtc (I3r) Thomas. New-York.
OF Lewis, Oct Passed, steamer Delaware tBr
Davies. New-York for Copenhagen
Kinsale oct 3-Passed. steamer Elbruz (Brl Williams
York for Manchester.
Lizard. oct Passed Cap Frio (Gerl Won
Molten Hamburg for New-York.
Swansea, Oct 2-Sailed steamer Jersey city ,Rr
Carey New-York
Beachy Head Oct s-Passed steamer Dr,lmelzier ,r,
Emmerson. Amsterdam for New-York. ~
Queenstown. Oct 3. +:1O a m-ATrtved steamer Ma
jestic CBr) smith New-York for Liverpool land rro-
ceeded; sailed steamer ServIa ( stephens from fy-
for New-YoTk. ~
southampton Oct 3-Arrived steamer 81 paul lam;
New-York passed Hurst Castle $50 a mn. sailed
Kaserin Maria Theresa Ger. Richter f1o1y,
Bremen for New-York via CherbOurg. ~
London Oct 3-Arrived steamer Mesaba tI3r1 Seeravs
New York. ~ '0
Shields. SAILED steamers Arkansas dan, rss,s
York; ID Christine dam. Larsen New yort
Rotterdam Oct ARRIVED. steamer Honiton fRrS 81
berg. New-York via Hamburg '' 81
Cherbourg. oct 3-Arrtved. steamer Graf vatt.-...
tGer). Kopn New-YoTk via Plymouth for HarhurS 800
Richter (from Bremen and Southampton New Vort 'O
Gibraltar. Oct 3-Passed steamer Westbrn 1T{rS psu
New-York via Madeira for Calcutta. 80 90"
Naples Oct Arrived. steamer Hespera ,Rr, f,,,.o-
ley. New York via MarseiIlss ''''' NN'e'
Calcutta for New-York "'' 'aoher
Perrin. Oct Passed. steamer Oceana cRr, 7,.
New-York for Batavia. '' turner
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SAY FRANCISCO STOCKs

San Francisco Oct S.-The official closing o,,o-
tions for mining stocks to-day were as folloV,s
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Shirt Waist Dept.

French Flannel Waists,-with
tucked back and tucked yoke
front.
Soft collar. Dress sleeves.
Light, medium and dark Au-
tumn shades, and black and white,
$2.95.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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steamers FaI tense tBD. Para etc; Ethelrrd eEr, po~,
AhtGh.o ~ Louis southg mpton. Washington Ger,
Antwerp; City Of Macon on sz-.:.aw P, tseisl
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.r- Announcements.

E. & ". DRESS SHIRTS. z. & w.
Linen Of special weaves,
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Che Gurt

MORRIS PARK RACES.
WESTMINSTER n Y
sd DAY. THURSDAY. OCT. ara.
hhe beie Meade, The Bronx HiEhwetghf
h@ndicap end Four Other Races.
First Race az , p NJ. by Lander
Iake "a ave. L to Willis Ave. thence hv special
Trains 70 Morris Park 1880 te.t5 I.OS feS ia
zoo and 2:lS .. FIELD, SO CENTS
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16

sre 6dH n Sossa generally slack
Sm ss Of IS s is f9ss Sds5 Of @ ss.5s
& Copper although higher efr at ondon 90 Sd sne %s
u s @
81 ] dsed pes The ssq sqots
Efs xNp . M fad fP5 sPss afe 8 t1 @ bot,
a syP9Rs By Rg Rs ninth taking
o% with aehfass PalHss
$7s New kettle 44a55c syrups common
p%s s ssS:sSS ssgsse fair ''0i'' good ''al''
the inquiry for ysssels or the bid
were quoted ss sd Cork for orders In other depart
To- -,I;o tyerpqol s'sd london April Glasgow, ID
Antwerp 4 HsmbTs 22q ha df1 tad Sewcastle 4d
steraan' room liverpool per 100 b ssc
OILS cottOnseed oil was unsettled and little easier
c eS% s!e %ag ssse t9 Msfh bid at and sg @
&c higher n0 pesu %d eddn e oil firm
@ f3I0T PetroeSm & bhls 50 90
fined Gssss 81 10 dsodOrizsa
yellow. prompt off summet % ye
pme GT %ner yeoH GTsF @ s prime white
eGn 5nseed oil quoted &c under city brands lard oil
traders and outsiders with The a s demand da from LOCAL
prices OF somewhat and closed IN
at shade under the previous nights basis city
the latter point 5000 expected on Frday
active
T9 p9t5k.Seady M ouQed Mess s11gsl1 So family s1sa
ed: Mess, sloa$10 %: family s1l@s13: packet si19
Sll 49, extra India mess. S1S9S20. BEEF ANS
Dull; quoted at s20Qs22. DRESSED HOGS-Firn
Quoted: Bacons. CSC $50 ib 6Ac: ~ ss.c: pigs
I1sc. .--.... CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies dull Ouoted:
Smoking bellies, The; 10 10 &c; u ~ 6Ikd8tsc IA b
69%a614c Picked shoulders firm: quoted at 6a614c
Picked hams barely steady: quoted 1OdlO19c: West
ern greens. &C. CITY greens. 9769& .TAIIOW-
Cul; city, . 5-l6n5asc country, 5%@JHc... LARD
Quiet; quoted at 630Q632l4c City quiet: quoted at
5slc. Refined lard steady. Quoted South America SIC.
Continent. G55c: Brazil kegs, I91c Compound quiet
Quoted: City. eG61sc; Western ea6Hc. -. .sTEARINE
Dull. Qusted: Oleo 61ac; city lard stearine G% a7c
RiCE-The general market storm inter
fering somewhat with the sales same
time there fairly steady unchanged rates
The Southern markets quiet but Quotations
follow: Domestic common to low fair 2h 4%c fair to
good 4lAq5c; prime choice. 5hG5%c head 81 d6l5c:
fatna' 4t2Gisc: Japan 4&d47sc; Java, 4Aa4&c; Ran
COON bond. 2d2Izc. ~
SUGAR-The London market for sugar was higher
for the present position and both March April Closed
at los Cane was quiet but unchanged at 12s
and fair refining at lis The market stronger
for e6 centrifugal 37sc ruscovado and
IL Ice for so test moasses Refined sugar was
firm, with prices unchanged and shaded
Some brokers that they higher prices very
soon owing 10 the advance in Quotations follow
Cut loaf and crushed 550c; domnos n half bbs onv)
and mould A 535c cubes and XXXX powdered & 25c:
powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered o 20c
eagle conectoners granulated 535c:
ulatei and extra fine eranuated 5.25c: 10
tons. n bags. N OF fine Kranu-
and diamond A 5.l0c: confectionery A. 4Soc Nos l.
and 3. 4 TIC: No 4 47Oc No & 65c; No q COO. No
I. 4.55c: No 3 45Oc No o. 45c: No 10 4 IOc. No II
35c: Nos H. l3 IA Is md 10. Boz
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, March Is. 1900
COFFEE-The coffee opened steady, with prices
counts including ls frame advance at Havre pfg ad
at Hamburg, 70 reis gain at Rio, and rmness.
with sustained prices Santos. Other factors in the
change the the moderate total OF
Rio these 1900 bags, including
only 5000 Santos. which the movement thus
has the cable of Norman Gepp
Co. ia in the direction carrying out their view that
the Santos movement for the remainder of the
would be subsiding one At the same time warehouse
deliveries the United States large-hguring
TS2 the top prices to-days market the ad
yesterday figures Is points little realz
ing the eased the local situation trihe
but the undertone of the market generally substantial
covering chiefly for local with reports from
the Street showing fairly favorable conditions in re
which yesterday quoted the
basis of SIS Gs1.c for No Rio and to-day the basis
SAC rule. figure, however. the values
spot supplies may called somewhat nominal in the
business give support to quotations
We quote: S. Sc: No T. ShQs;4c; No 6. sac: No 4,
No &C. The market for futures closed steady
advance of 5G15 points. Total sales 115O bags
The of contract prices in the local market to-day
WAS a follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16

s S. g
S Sinss; sSsss %: 70 Tinisf
e s0a's S I1ss ssss . Sss M spot
s:sy ID esSss ass:a to sn sF. g q s. a. &C.
:ss
sis o g ssaa sas s7 hp s
quite energetic is efro5ss ger the wheat
h he pSe nto e aboSe the days
sp failed and 10 & sss hs as sny ne
vantage Last prices Of the day under general gen selling
was local affalr throughout entire
% m a d
as hs pnp m hesns aus asan
This las. tsctSr fact had an influence on
vented any important movement toward sustaining the
reported to be as firm as ever but in the former market
business seemed to be rather less active although one
large lot. The Duluth scheduled increase
sS
anoes should be heavy on Friday and saturday they
and al the
% Sysn'e S 2, points ,st at BSda pes equal Il, to Nc p1
wheat was around The previous nights prices English
opening hsser turned hfa
nS No a IN h
thar. than Wednesiay Quotations of cash wheat aoat
No hard D5uluth sossc prompt, nominal; No hard
oromp No Norh Ne o pmpt No
Northern. Chicago I514c prompt .CORN-There was
more unloading of' at Chicago yesterday and al
though had bulsh notably seaboard
ceaances of llS3O0o bush for the day weakness pre-
vailed much all session. the prices
mere NC lower. prominent long of Chicago
was understood to be selling May and buying July.
There several occasions during the day when II
looked If the bull interest making effort to
keep the price but time Quantities appeared
for sale and such efforts proved fruitess The volume
or accepances Illinois, Kansas
lirht but in Nebraska liberal In view OF the
talk about probabilities increased demand.
yesterdays business Of only 20 loads at the seaboard
was considerable of disappointment St Louis however
was said to be stil in line for export by of
the river In four days past the seaboard clear
of had been 707 900 bush per day. English
markets closed "a Sad higher. No quoted
Sane for both elevator and delivered and 44hc bid for
b afoat. .OATS-The operations in
moderate in this market and prices showed fair seadness
2SAc; No white, 32c; No white, 3l4c track mixed,
32hc. .RYD-Market steady. No / Western. o
afoat. 64c; No Western. ahoat. lAc rye,
New-York lots. 5S@59c.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16
DEAN COMPANY'S AFFAIRS.
KELLER TELLS MORE ABOUT KELLOGG'S
SHARE IN THE BUSINESS.

When the trial OF James B. kellogg. charged with
grand larceny and conspiracy in the case OF the
E s. Dean Company, was resumed before Recorder
Goff 11:25 o'clock yesterday Samuel Keller again
took the stand. Vernon NJ Davis, counsel for Mr..
kellogg. continued the cross-examinaton. Mr.
Keller stated that in the business of the z. S. Dean
Company the clerks-meaning Ferrand. the book
keeper, and Miss Crofut, the cashier-knew OF the
nature of the business done by the firm.
Keller said that in none Of the transactions with
Theodore W. Myers Co the transfer Of
moneys between that firm and the z. S. Dean Com
pany delayed any time. the dealings in the wash
trades being squared Immediately a rule.
Keller admitted that he met Alfred Gosln in ex-
Judge Olcotts office Wednesday.
Are not you and Goslin working together In
this prosecution?" asked Mr.. Davis.
mo. SIR" Keller replied.
Ibid you ever tell John H. Evans that Kellogg
had anything to do with the E. S. Dean Company;
that 1t yourself and Bernardo
II certainly did not"
-"And didn't you tell Bernard to lie low that you
could fix the thing up you could throw 1t all
Kellogg"
No" he replied.
Keller said he gave up nothing in return for being
accepted States evidence, and no promise was
made 10 him. Ex-Judge olcott drew out the fact
that all money paid to the employees of the Dean
company at the time of the failure was given by
Keller. with Kellogg's approval.
You told Mr.. Davis said Mr.. Olcott, that your
stealings from sS5oo0 10 100000. Now, what
amount did Kellogg get?'
''The Lord only knows. ] know he got much
as I did. and know he got $4,000 paid him for a
one-third interest in the business. How much more
he got don't know. 7 he got at least
SIS. 600 out Of Wheat Combination No. 2, " Keller
answered.
Mr.. Olcott called Frank ]. Wright a clerk in a
freight Office Newburg In October, 1886. he went
TO the office of the Dean company No. 80 Broad
way with one Powell. a friend from Richmond.
He made application to represent the company in
Duchess County. and was accepted finally by kel-
logs agent. and % per cent commission was
Wright received literature from the Dean COM
his friends. and the company money TO be in
him about resignng his position with the New-York
Dean company's business. He also told of con-
versation with Kellogg about a letter he had seen
from the Dun agency. that the Dean company
had only $1,000 paid in, instead of Sl00O.OW He
told then in answer to the question TO Mr
Kellogg whether the company would continue TO
exist
The man who to-day invests s25 with will be
of our strongest supporters ten years from
now
He resigned his place. He said he did not know
the character OF the business done by the Dean
company.
James c. Powell. of No 221 West Twenty-frst-
ST, called next. He is tailor. His examina-
tion did not develop anything new and at 4:5o p m
an adjournment was taken until 1O:S0 a. m To-Day
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull: 8
spring wheat, 62466c; No . 6Si7 d69c: corn
Ss1ee; No yellow corn. 3e1s a3ssc: No oats 23&c
No white. 232c No Soc; No barley 36i1 a40c;
No haxseed and do Northwestern. so: prime timothy
seed - f9 cloyeseed contract grade IS 30ss 40;
pork per Dbl $40 81 \ asi lard 100 n s. s5Gs5
looxedl SIS 25ds6 80: short clear (boxedl
sc 35; sugars cut loaf s. @ granuated. 81 80 on
creameries, 19q24c daires 16q22c hrm IoQ13c
Eggs firm fresh. 14lzc
Cincinnati. March 15.-Flour stronger Wheat firm: No
2 red l3lzq74c. Corn quiet; No mixed 391zc. Oats
quiet; No mixed. 2512g25%c. Rye steady: No 2 &c.
Butter dull Sugar steady Eggs firm, Cheese
66tzq61c; No Northern. 65G65zc. Rye lower: No l.
bsAsc. Barley higher; No 4Sa44c; samp:e. 371d41c.
Minneapolis March 15.-C1ose: Wheat, in store No 1
Northern March. 6i2&c: May 641.c: July, 65.
On track: No hard. 66i4c; No Northern G4Ac; 2
Northern. 63Ac Flour and bran unchanged.
Philadelphia l5-Wheat quiet but steady: con-
grade. March 72i1Qs3lzc.
No 2 mixed March 41d4114c. steady; No . white
clipped SliEc No do. 30d30zc; No mixed clipped,
a3zc Seeds quiet but steady with moderate supplies;
clover Western bush carlots IS 10dS5 So
syivania per rb as 20 quality, ease Timothy Western
per bush carlos 81 25dS1 5 Butter quiet steady:
firm. good demand: fresh nearby. 16kc western 1890;
do Southwestern 16izc Southern 151sd1 Cheese
hrm but quiet Receips-Flour 900 bbls. 5000 sacks:
wheat 1900 bush; corn IS. ZOO bush; bush
1000 bush
ST Louis. March I5:wheat- Nc red cash. .71&c;
CornNo cash. 81 Sc March. 30 NC: May 357sc: July.
2sssc: No 2 white 27c '"''
Toledo, March l5.-wheat higher, quiet: No 2 cash.
BIC May. 3sc Oats dull, lower; No mixed. 241kc. Rye
IS 20 bid; No 2 seed. 81 65qs4 92iz
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through leave New York. foot cf Chambers ST.
follows and 3 minutes earlier from W 23d
900 a. Daily.-BufraIo ENpress-ar- Buffalo p 4
For Bnghamton. Waverly. Elrnira and Bradford sai
train. Coaches and parlor car to Buffalo
2-:sO m Daily.-Chicago Iimited-Fast rnaf-sit
train Chicago arriving 20 D. m Arr cleveland 10
Sleepers to Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining a.
s-3U p. Daily-BufralO and Cleveland Express-sr.
Buffalo t.OS. Bradford 20 jamestown Y0ungs-
town 1927 a. m; Cleveland II so p. Sespsrs 70
Buffalo and Cleveland CATS car
elS D. m. Daily,-Schd train for Binghauton, WaverJ
Enilra Chicago Seepers Buff to Chicago Cincinnati
Dining
FTNCKETS. Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN A.
COMMODATIONS at III. I13. PSI 4OI nd 9j7 Broar-
1oS East 125th ST. and 2I3 I25rh ChamFS
and West 23d ST. ferries York. 333 and SEQ Ftc,
ST, 9S Broadway Brooklyn i22 St Hobokeu. as
Jersey City Station New York Transfer calls for Al
checks baggage 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16
WESTERN KILLERS FORM A COMPANY

Topeka, Kan. March 15.-The mers of Kansas.
Oklahoma and Kansas City. after three days
conference, have decided to handle their surplus
output through a stock company. to be known as
the Kansas and Oklahoma Milling and Export Com
pany. The concern will be capitalized for $3.50 900,
all paid up. The stock will all be taken by milers
in this part of the country. The company will
pose OF II to the best advantage on small COM
mission. This is left optional with the m!ers.
Each miller is TO store his surplus in his mill
and is 10 report daily the amount Of his surplus.
A committee was appointed to-day to draw up
charter and TO perfect the organization of the
company. All of the stock has been subscribed.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March 10. D. m.-Cotton-spot-Fair de
nnand prices l-l6d higher; American mddng fair Sad:
good niddIng. i1-led; midding. 5ssd low middling
5Ad: good ordinary. ol6d; ordinary 5hd. The
the day 1900 bales OF which 1000 were for
speculation and export and included 10000 American
Eecefpts IS bales, ali American Futures opened
and closed steady e advance: American middlng
na March 35-64a5 38s4d sellers; March April
s3-s4d sellers: April and May 2s-e4d sellers; May
and June 25-o444 2e-S4 sellers; July
p s4a5 23-e4d buyers; July and Ausust le e4s
September and October 42-S4d buyers: October and
November 3o-e4d sellers; November ana December
4 ~ S.@4 sellers December and January s46f
% Cad sellers February. 2l-64d sellers
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool March l5.-C1osing: firm: extra India
7ss Cd; prime T2s Cd Pork firm; prime
WesterT 56s 3d. Esms-Short cut II 16 10. firm,
Cumberland 2S 80 3ss short
rib % 3es: long middles light lb
rniddes heavy, fb. short
backs 35s Sd; clear bellies, Il n,
firm, BIS Sd ShouldersSquare u Il ~. firm, 3is.
Lard steady: prime Western ia terces Bis American re-
nominal Cheese steady; American finest white. Cos
American finest colored 6Ss Talow-Prime city firm,
London steady 3D. C'ottOnseed oil
Hui refined MayAugust dull pos Cd Turpentine-sprts
steady 30. Rosin-Common firm. 5s- Petroleum-Re-
fined 7sd. Linseed OIL 24s Cd Flour-st Louis fancy
winter steady 7s Sd. Hops London Pacific COAST
steady f3 5sGf3 los Wheat-Spot firm; No / Northern
spring es 2sd futures dull March nominal May 5s ga
July 5s sssd. Corn-Spot steady; American mixed.
As ii1kd: American old 3s $d steady
May. 3s II I'd; July. Be l0s.d.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London March 1.-THE offerings the wool auction
to-day amounted 927e bales The home trade and
the chief buyers the Continent showing ess
Cossbreds in keen request for Yorkshire
and American. quantity OF merinos Withdrawn
Lambs were supported. The sales scheduled "a
close March "a. Following are to-days sales in de
Weiesl2 200 bales; secured Is 5zdQ2s Nd
greasy sdq1s 2lzd Queensland-soo bales greasy sd9
vicoria2 600 bs secured. 1sQls l11zd
ead0is 3iLd Australia COO bales; secured 1lzd
ais eIzd: greasy. ed3is I'd Tasmania-loo bales;
secured sikd1Id; greasy, 5&41ld New-Zeasnd-3. l01
bales; greasy 5@dQls "a Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
2l0 bales secured Is 34d1ls Sd: greasy. sb1Ge1zd.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York March Is la0o
BEEVES-Receipts lS 3t2 ALI ror
slaughterars Nothing doing cattle yards Feeling
steady Dressed slow unbalanced Liverpool cables
quoted beef lower exc n
day. 04c per Exports to-day. ca sheep on the Orr
and 20 sheep Madtana "a
Barhadoes No shippers OF live stock fresh meat to-
CALVEs-Receipts s3a head all for the market
making. with the stale calves about $50 sale lie
lack price 9 easier large number
good veas sold at Sids6 rs 100 n. extrs
Ra-nyard entirely C,;,,
dressed reals easier sd1ic per 10 Prime co,ntry
dressed light supply and steady the undergrals.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16
Railroads,
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
NJ. 3.55 P NJ. Daily except Sunday to Pitts
ned: Sundays only o 20 A
Pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated Pntsch Light
Ticket at 113, 261 and 1915 Broadway .,
Union W., 235 Columbus l25th
125h St and 13sth ST. Stations New York: 33s and 726
Fulton ST. and 104 Broadway. z. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortandt'' York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-16

COTTON-While the legitimate influences touching the
cotton market have been materially different
speculation, If not manipulation made active day Of
IL at the Cotton Exchange. After a tame opening the
great activity. The first call advance of 5
"A decline of 2 points. The the
positions. Throughout the session the crop
months were drag TO the general market, They were
ritory assigned cotton and pointing exceptional
preparations the crop. Private cables
stated that the Liverpool market fearing
further advance New-York Such fears realized
time showed net gain of 16d17 points the
positions May advancing 9.64c and August to
9.5oc. these figures being within and 10 points
spectively of the highest of the when May
touched 969c and August touched 96oc IT called
zone market but the buying general. The
''one man had brokers In the ring buying
Parties who not in sympathy with the upward
encnt bought, either TO short contracts in
purely speculative ''talers. The transactions
day reached officially
estimated. Toward the close selling profits
a partial reaction market finally steady
in advance of l10l3 points the old
months and lac points the crop months. Price
Mccormick & concludes follows
precia0le by considerations of the possibilities
crop. This however, become
factor especially abundant evidences coming to
that there Will be planted considerably larger
gradually this time forward
Speculation is gradually assuming normal conditions and
demand this remains TO
whether the question of supply and demand
indicates only that the
the will probably exceed by 10000
earlier anepaons but the same time be found
sufficient o actual consuming wants until another
shall become available
in the local market to-day
follows: