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The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19
CHESTNUT STREET CHURCH.

The revival services at the Chestnut
street church continue to increase in
interest and attendance. Last evening a
large number testified to the benefits
received from these services. There will
be service this evening at 1880. sermon
by the pastor, Rev. Luther Freeman.
The Junior league will meet this after
noon at 4 o'clock, and there will be an in
stallation of officers.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19
FARMERS LEAGUE.
Special Effort To Have Large Attend
ance at Todsy's Meeting.

A special effort will be made to procure
u large attendance for the meeting Of the
Farmers League at Svett's hotel this
afternoon. II. X. Griggs of Westbrook.
one Of the ablest and most influential
mem bers will deliver an address on the
position to be assumed by the farmers at
the next election, In which he will prob
ably in some degree outline the leagues
plan Of campaign this year.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19
TWO FIRES.
Neither of Them Amounted to Much
However.

The alarm from box SO at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon was for fire In the
houss OF Philip ]. Jones, Danforth
street. The cause for the fire Is not
known. There was little girl in the
room where the fire originated at the
time and she made her escape without
difficulty. The fire started In an arm
chair and this with tho draperies Of the
window wers burned. The house was
filed with smoke and this caused same
damage. The blaze was extinguisbed
without difficulty. Mr.. Jones Is In the
insurance business and is probably well
protected against loss.
The second alarm of fire yesterday was
from box 81 at the foot of Green street.
This was for fire In the bark store
house of the Casoo Tannery Co.'s plant.
The blazs was about the tank In the
centre of this building and worked Its
way into the ceiling and caused the fire.
men some trouble. The loss WAS covered
by insurance, the damage being small.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19
Mrs. win.Iow's soothing syrup.

Bas been used over Fifty Years oy millions Of
mothers for their children while Ieething
with perfect success. IL soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays Pain, cures Wind
Collie, regulates tNe bowels. and Is the best
remedy for Dlarrhoea whether arising from
teeth!ny or other causes. For sale by Drug
eists in every part OF the world. Be sure and
ask for mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. 20 ev
n hoitls
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19
ODD PILLOWS HALL CO. OF
WOODFORDS.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Odd Fellows Hall company CT
Woodfords occurred last evening. The
following directors were chosen; Elbridge
Matthews, Fred V. Matthews, George A.
Small, Herbert b. Seal, Almon +. Hill,
Walter b. jackson, Fred b. Libby.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19
POISONING AT BELLEVUE.

New York, January iS.-One hundred
and eighty employees of Bellevue hospital
are su fierins from poison taken either
In their food or drink.
One. James Murphy, was so affected
that his life Ia despaired OF, though al
Others suffered severely.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19
THE PRESS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs TODAY

Remember the auction sale Of sleighs, pungs.
harnes ses. robes. blankets, whips. etc, saved
from the recent FIRE, at 2os Middle street tomor-
row.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

We the Atlantios of Munjoy hill, do
hereby accept the challenge of the Cres-
cents. Capt. q. Libby.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19

ANDIRONS
from $3.50
JARDINIERs pedestal match gold and white TT
Reduce romsl $375
Marine, gold Reduced
$3.50
$500
design Reduced $3.50
mandolin attachment value s37
now $3.50
feet in everywa was now $3.50
combined corduroy Turk
arms. $40
BoOKCAsEs Combination writing DESK quared oak from
$iiOO
"Wernicke Elastic
TABLES chip pockets from
5000
SIS 90
desk values oneredc
Handsom tapestry, $3.50
INDIA SEATS. In mahogany or oak from $780,
BACHELORS CABINETS" and racks,
mus be seento 10
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19
WARD ONE REPUBLICAN CLUE.

There was no quorum at the meeting
Of the Ward One Republican club last
,venine and the meeting was postponed
until this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19
NAMES GREATEST STORE.
For Bachelors.

This Clearance Sale OF ours Is
of special interest TO you. Take
"a good look around your rooms,
then drop i'm aud let us help you
fin them up IA bit. The present
sale prices will enabie you to do
this ai "a very moderate cost.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19
LOT Ill.

Sl.OO. Not so large lot, but very
select. Many single patterns
that cannot be duplicated were S2.75,
$50, 200, LIS, 1.5O.
This Sale price, Si.OO
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19
&&. &ibb4 60,
The Man With the Price-Cutting Frenzy

LOT l.
6Oc. This lot has more than forty
different styles of Chevron, Wig
oureux, Checks and Scotch Mixtures,
handsome, stylish, wearable, but bereft
of their fellows.
A Dress pattern here, two patterns
there, only skirt pattern yonder.
Have been 50 and 75c.
This Sale price, soc
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19

69c. Maybe fifty styles In this bunch,
and every one of them correct.
Single Dress patterns, Skirt patterns, in
a few instances two Dress patterns.
Crepon (tho sl.75 kindly, silk and
Wool Mixture, Canvas Cloth, Tweed,
Venetian Cloth. All Wool Mixtures.
Prices have been $3.50, 1.25, LOO
This Sale price, CSC
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19

Estimates and designs for Oriental
Dens without charge)
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-19

UNDERSKIRTS of Fancy Flannel
cite, half dozen
styles, well made.
This sale price, 2jc
On Bargain-apolis, first floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Jew York MarC 6. 1900
MISUNDERSTANDING ~ cars 1894 head. all
consigned direct slaughterers and exporters No
trading Feeling steady. Dressed beef slow, last
refrigerator beef higher, Toe n No shipments
port today. Tomorrow the Corean will he
laden with IS4 & Keller: NeW-YOrk
Of beef for SChwarzschild SulE-
berger; the Germanc with 500 OF beef for y
Morris.
calves. I'll head sale Market quiet hut steady
limited offerings quickly disposed o. Choice
per n; little 81. a
Of southern calves 81 -; city dressed veals rfe
i2i2c 10 dressed generally
the of "a 0iac. but many exceed
Sales-M. Collns - southern calves 26S n average
81 - 100 ~
!. G. Curtis Son: veals. 10 N. SIS so: = do.
g. n a 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts cars. or 60
head, all for the market and with the few held
Monday there scanJ ga sale Feeling duh
and the only transaction the sale ~ carload
prime lambs at s. 81 per 100 n. Prospects for
slightly lower prices Wednesday. Dressed muron
slow SG9cc n. dressed lambs lOd12iac.
dressed winter lambs lower S3GS7
Saes-p Harrington 100 Western lambs, % N
80 100 n.
HOGS-Receipts were - cars or 1913 head. Including
ported nominaly al S. 1885 81 per 100 n
Country dressed duh al 5+aTiec 10 for heavy
light weights.
Sales-M, Collins date Yesterday las Western pigs
1G4 n average at 50 20 100 N
: judd 4 co. date yesterday: 2S1 Western hogs.
n.
J. H Hume 6 Bro, date Yesterday 81 pigs lis
n, a s.
andrew Mullen yesterday: II State pigs 10 70
81 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
LTQUoR DEALERS FAIL TO ORGANIZE.
MEETING TO FORM THE NETWORK KNIGHTS OF
ROYAL ARCH BROKEN Up.

meeting OF about liquor deal
Hall Of the Hotel Circle. Eignth-ave. and Fifty
eighth-st. The meeting called for the pur-
pose OF organizing a society of liquor dealers, TO
be known the 'New-York Knights of Royal
Arch it being a branch of the National Society
OF that George p. Jaeger and George Her
jr- both of Cincinnati presided over the
meeting a organizers Mr.. Jaeger. in outlining
the objects Of the society said the knights OF
Royal Arch had already eighty thousand members
in thirty-fve States.
Peter McGinn. president of the Central Associa-
ton Of Retail Liquor Dealers of New-York then
took the floor. He did understand, he said,
why Messrs. Jaeger and Herman should come TO
New York and try start a society without first
comforting with the Central Association. He did
think that the society needed. as the So
ciety % which he president looked after the
liquor dealer in tenfold greater than the
could ever hope to. He thought that the
Central Association filled every fraternal and
benefcent The Central Association might re-
ceive the visitors its meeting in the Lexington
Opera House Tuesday next, hut he would not
promise thai until they arrived al the door.
Other speeches were made. and when it an
nounced thai the time 10 organize had arrived
some one moved adjourn. and there gen
eral movement toward the door. All further bust
mess rested with the announcement that the or
sanizers from Cincinnati would meet the Central
Association on'Tuesday next At o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
sPEEpW4Y HE4RING LN RLcHMONp.

The Borough Board Of Richmond public
hearing yesterday morning St George the
application OF the Staten Island Driving Club TO
set apart a portion Of the new Southfeld ,Boule-
ward. which extends for distance OF six miles
through the centre Of the island for
speedway. between the hours of and : o'clock in
the afternoon Of each day The application
opposed vigorously by the residents the line Of
The road thought that no part OF the road
should he set aside for any
An adjournment Of one week was taken for the
consideration Of the case and President George
Cromwell announced that he would Ike to receive
letters from all who upheld opposed the appica-
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. March 6-The quiet noted last week con
gan and Xxx w5ols have sold in small quantities. The
call foT quarter 4 and = blood stock considerably
narrowed The prices asked for Territory woods the
.5lFst OF have been shaded.
los would 70 doubt bring out further weakening. al
though holders not talking much lower OF their
woods. Fine and fine medium with staple calling
Tor 0Da62c with staple lots 6Jd zoe Washed
1eeces continue slow. and the
hrs; Of the Ohio Xxx
about 34d35c while about S7q3Sc will No
J. Quarter blood unwashed feeces receive good calls
while the market for a blood quiet steady and
half blocds moving slowly. The following the
quotations for leading descriptions: Ohio and Pennsy-
yanIa heeces. \ and above 32Ga3c; Xxx above Bag
ts5c ceaine. 3Iqisci No combing. 36d3Sc No
Ing and = blood. &6q$7e: coarse and braid washed,
.Sse54c. Michigan, Wisconsin, Y Michigan, 26G
&c: Nc Michigan conbings. 35a36c; No Michigan
combings. 35Q35c. and braid washed. 31G33c:
Y New-Hork. New Hampshire and Vermont. J.
NeE-foTk Hampshire and Vermont. 33q34c:
Michigan. 34035c Unwashed medium Kentucky
and Indiana = blood cCnbng 2sG 23c; = blood
Missouri = blood combing, 27Q2sc: blood 27d2sc;
braid comhing. 24G25c; lake Georgia, 25126c Terri
tory woods: Montana and Dakota, fine medium
22G23c; secured 60d.2c: staple 6sdsOc 2 medium
2495c. secured, 3a56c Utah and Wyoming, fine medium
and fine lea2lc. secured Gc; staple. 65q6sc
UNI. 2@024c: secured. 53a53c; Idaho. fine medium
1ne sa2lc secured 6ta6lc; medium. 20d23c secured
62G54c. Australian secured basis: prices
superhne. s3aS5c. good, ssa30c; average. s0as5c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
EXPORTS TODAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York March g. 1900
CoFFEE-After opening steady with prices unchanged
70 points lower. the market rallied little a scarcity
Of sellers with disposition which carried
prices 5Q15 points above closing
day But trading remained comparatively con-
sentative basis The action of the European markets
satisfactory Havre after showing partial advance
Of = franc. finally l4G2 franc net lower. Ham
burg closed partially y pig lower Receipts Rio and
larger. the chiefly Rio and the
total for days being d 900 bags Rio quotations were
marked NJ 145 res Rio and 200 refs AT Santos Ware
house deliveries in the United states expanded little
spot supplies in the market offered with
liberal hand the of Sssc Rio, invoice
lots The slight in the market for futures
chiefly attributed a disposition after several
DAYS Of steady decline The market for futures was
finally steady advance Of 5d10 points Spot
Brazil coffee closed steady. We quote: No E. sl4c No
sac; No g. sac. and No s. 94c. Later II rlmored
Of spot transpred the basis of
sac If lower than that figure. sale of 1000
bags Rio No I freight. immediate ship
nen reported AT the extreme close quotations for
supplies somewhat nominal. with leading
brokers calling sac for No Rio in
voice The worlds visible supply foots 6447a36
bags. decrease Of 1881 bags
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
foIIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07

HEMP AND JUTE-There was a moderate demand for
The receipts Manila hemp '" at primar2
hemp spo fair enfTet nomHa We g@%S Manila
liz Manila Manila hemp shipment fair Februar
shipment United Kingdom. nominal ssal spot 81 acc
spot double triangle ana equal nomnay &C. lutte 5
shmen soO9 d @ bas eq apo 0G {e
nominal jute butts shipment paper quality, sq1 sc;
HIDEs-The market held about steady. with
as ooWs SafoFna " sa Sfse FR9sd
g nra mFhSs2 M WTs cruz S FS!a ls4a &c
belle 2Ss La GGayPa 2oS caTssas 22 Data 9s Ia
lie. Galveston 19sc; San Antonio and Laredo. 20Itc
5 fy Bahia Mar IAN
sa 6ar ss oc BUTT tNss & Ely
sds 9raa sarhef steers cow @ce @
IEATERmT,heEs vas Comparatively little demand
tone vas quite stead We quote aemock non.oGld
28se acid. nTst selection, 25a27sc seconds. 2sa25c:
middle backs middle heavy aaas5c seconds heayy
3gi 49, s oak sn essed back. @ seconds
stq$5e thirds a2asae bellies i9a2oc betting butts
L metal market tsft H. general
official quotations. that the inside price spelter
as q Mi @ ad @ at Lake hs 'Sse
closed quiet and unehansed a. SIG % Tin closed dull and
ehansed closing s. 7oas4 brokers' price for
ie2 mossEs AND 7 s demand for both
ia u form as supplies not and he
tfifugal common iidi8c: fair iaa19c; good 20a2sc:
prime. 30d37c. NewOrieans open kettle 44Q55c Porto
Rico 34G4Oc syrups-Common. 17gl9c fair i3qI4c
good I5dl6c prime 20q22c: fancy. 23a27c.
OCEAN FREIGHTS-There changes in the
conditions of sail tonnage
moderate business wss reported For steam tonnage
moderate the various and
had a tendency owing the increased
Prompt grain boats Cork for orders quoted al
3s Cd Quotations 10 Liverpool 3&d: London AID
March 3a.d April Glasgow, ~; Bristol, AID: Leith,
~ j: Huh ID. Newcastle 4sd Antwerp. Hamburg
- pigs Rotterdam Sac Amsterdam no cotton
oII.s-The cottonseed oil market entirely neg
again yesterday and pretty much nominal as 10
price absence OF buyers Linseed ruled I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
OTHER MARKEra-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago, March 6--Cattle-R 5000 head zen
orally about steady natives, good prime s5f<6
poor {" medium SitS 49, selected feeders steady i0d
- 90 mixed stoekers slow s. +oaS3 90; s3as4
helteTs ~ loo - 90 Gamers firm 81 25GS2 e5 bulls
firm 81 6Oe1S+ 40, calves slow, 81 1887 Is
ceipts 2to head Texas steady 9O6s5 Texas
bulls firm. 81 2olS3 10 Hoss-Recepts to-day % 600
head estimated for 2T0oo; left over 4nN;
average Sc lower, 81 95 mixed butchers *
as 90 good choice 81 s5qS4 90 heavy esq
- 40; light 81 da$4 s2'e; bulk OF sales. 81 T5aS -
Sheep-Recepts. loo head sheep strong lambs xtrong
shade higher good wethers S5 eOGs6 fair ~
choice mixed 81 tSWS5 so Western sheep S. 35as5 %
yeariingS - 3sls6 90 native lambs IS 2SGs5 West
lambs. SGNST ~.
Cincinnati. March G-Hogs easy 81 1O6S5 ,>,,,,.
steady. s3u$5 10 sheep Hrm. 81 @5asG Lambs ,tron|
81 25a$T %. '"s'
East Buffalo, March 6-Receipts OF sale and ,hr,,,.h
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty-four bonr
ended at noon to-day a follows: Cattle -,
sheep and lambs cars; hogs. 10 shipments same
time; Cattle, q sheep and cars -
Cattle steady. suDpl,-
demand St0tS1 - sheep and lambs-Orerings % Ioss
lambs choice extra, 6ORST good 10
81 40 mixed sheep. 81 25aS5 so wethers IS SS, 80
81 2SNS5 80; warnings 81 5oas6 ~ Ross-Slov, hS'
81 20 mixed s. l5ds3 iI.; Workers. SIS IOasS * ~,
81 soHS4 ~ roughs. 81 aoGS4 10: 5oS. Jug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
SOUTHERN Cotton MARKETS.

Galveston. G-Cotton firm; IniddIing szc; low
rni6dng 9i4c good ordinary receipts 242 bales
exports the Continent 8: sales Is0 stock 1875 pa
Baltimore March Cotton nominal: nidiling 95sc;
low nedng 1-iee; good ordinary. 13-lGc; gross
ceiptf 2607 bales. exports stock IA 40
Savannah. March 6-Cotton steady: midd.ing T-16c:
dow mi5dling. 93lec. ordinary II-Isc; net re-
ceipts sss7 bales ss41 coastwise 274
sales. stock. IA, 395
Memphis. March Cotton firm; middling. Csc: low
J.ddling. @3.c: good ordinary. SIC; receipts
bales 662 shipments $50: sales spnners
zoo: stock. 10.
<eVr-Oreans. March 6-Cotton quiet: middng. ga
niddlinR ga good ordinary receipts
bales: exports the Continent, $50; coastwise,
s3i6 sales. 5000. seOck. 374 $50
ST. Louis. March 6-Cotton firm; middIing 95-I6c;
mid6ng &c. good ordinary. sac: receipts 22l
bales gross 3,3o3; shipments. ana stock, 50 973
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
TIE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. March e.The second series the 1900 wool
auction opened Today with atende nee Of
buyers small and fairly representative catalogues
MeFinos and crossb-eds showed Of "a
70 per Continental operated chiefly
former grades. and the home purchase:
srossareGs. Competition generally acfiy.
especially for lambs. which showed Of per
The offerings to-day numbered 1853 bales
lowing is the sale IN detail: New Wales 200
bales secured is 61zdGis lozd greasy 9izdd1s lisG
Queensland hales. 1870. greasy
sl1d0ls hsies: secured edGas; gressy
az dNIs Australia bales: secured IsIs Al
seasy. 5dGis i.d. NeH Zealand, 3G9p bales secured
f6Nle Ieizd: greasv. 6ddIs lad. Ayres 100
bales, greasy G.d71@d-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07

COTTON-There smaller less eventful and finally
cotton to-day Still business very
active, first advancing prices later rapid de-
The first call developed advance Of 1912 points
cables however decidedly less
favorable. market prompt 10 weaken,
being bearish begin with and the room
traders only waiting for sell. They acted
a degree confidence that has not been shown
by them for long a effort made to under
quantities. with the result of break
11G32 points from the highest figures OF the
forenoon which the Of prices irregular
relations of longs and shorts. with
undertone under the theory that the advance had
eliminated when May touched 96S and August
morning, being &c above the prices
ago. which time the market had setback
speak until that of today. The English cotton
market na5 all along been leading the to higher
prices. while the foreigners still cotton II
does justify them in paying the advance 10
carried the This also
attitude Of spinners in this country The
ket to-day finally steady at decline OF
4Gl4 points A leading banking house circularZes
follows: cables this morning take rather
sentiment Liverpool favor
O. unless prices influenced by ad
that the weeks shorts have
nearly covered that the class OF buyers
is good To great extent the is true of
market. the elimination of the short inter
the bush. holders Of have lat
terly tempted By the sharp advance take their
profits further. there IN evidence such
in anticipation further ad
few Stree. Evidently IL Will require
fresh news stimulating character maintain the
The Of prices the local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 8. p m-cotton-spo;. good bust
Done. prices I'D higher American mddling fair
2952d: good middling. 2332d; niddling. q -32d
low middIing. Il 2d good ordinary i132d: Urinary
SGD The sales OF the day 1900 OF
1900 for speculation and export. and Included
Receipts bai Including 3OO
American Futures opened firm and closed steady:
uliddling. ! c March 3 - SD arch and
April 3i64d sellers. APR! and May. 20 SD buyers
MAJ and June. . 64d sellers; June ana July. 20-6d
value; July and August. 1850 buyers: August ana
September, 1850 buyers: September and october
sellers; November and december sid sellers:
Der and January. 266sd sellers January February
& 15-Gsd SELLER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07

as 6 as Nc sd F2g[ H co2 Ho
No white. 26q 2614c No , white 25G26c: No 2 rye.
591zc: No barley. 3612a4oc: No faxseed /
y W 81 GO prime timothy 40: clover contract
grade s. 30 pork per bb 70dSIO lard per
n s. e4S5 short ribs sides Qoose) I0dS5 dry
sated shoulders tbozed 90; sides
Gboxed) 95aS6 20: whtskey deters' finished goods
On the Produce Exchange today the butter
strong creaeres, I9a24zc daisies. 1914 G22c.
firm. l2d13 Eggs firm; fresh. 16c.
Cincinnati. March 6.--F1our dull wheat steady: No >
red. 7Sa<c Corn strong. higher; No mixed 376371a
Oats dull; No mixed 251z G25&c Rye dull; 2 coo.
Butter firm. higher Elgin creamery, 26kc choice
milwaukee,, March f.-wheat higher; ! Northern.
Csc Barley STEADY; No 3 4Sa48Ac: sample. sea4Ic,
Minneapolis. March Close: Wheat in store-No /
track--No hard. 661sc; No l Northern. e45sc: .
Northe-n 62ssc Flour. first patents So &c. pat
ents $ 81 first clears 81 90; second clears. 81 O5 Bran
Philadelphia. March 6.-wheat steady: contract grade
March, 7oi4a7l =, Corn firm &c higher: No >
mixed. March. :2s-T5ss+c Oats dull and No >
No mixed clipped 24c. Seeds unchanged; clover West
per bush cari0s S.: Pennsylvania per
n % quality. 6asc: timothy. Western, bush,
;eots 81 5aSl 30 Butter firm and fancy
Western creamery -6a2elzc: prints &c Eggs duh
'Hnd lc lower fresh nearby 14l4c do Western, 141hc:
do Southwestern, Il &c, 90 Southern 14c Cheese
Receipts-F7ou-. bbls, sacks: corn 225 900
bush oats. 5000 Shipnents-Wheat. 1000 bush; corn.
s22s 0oG; oats, 1900.
st Louis, March s.--wheat-No red cash, s9z.c;
March. 50isc. May. 697sc July. 661.c No hard 65G
653zc Como cash, 38c; March. 33c; May 1885 c;
.JulE. s5 &c Oats-No cash, 24c; March. 2ic May.
2zis a24i.c; No . white. 2614 d261zc.
To;edo, 6-wheat active and higher: No . cash
&c; May, 72%c Corn steady and firm; No = mixed.
,3Sixc Oats dull: No mixed. pc. Rye weak: No .
g 92H bio. March new 50 80: April. S. 10: seed
81 65ass so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07

\ pyBRIiSEMENrS and susssrptions for Tn. rr,,r,.
I'd door north ~ sist St until O'Clock p m: ssvsI
nens received AZ the following branch a, rsyi
on1ce rates until O'Clock - euiA'
sd at 1872 9th l2th-st Macy. &C.