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General Markets.

New York, March ~
tLouR-State and western showed more firm
ness and fair activity; Minnesota patents, $4alSo
winter straights, $3.45a3.55; winter extras, $24oa
2,s0; winter patents, SO. 65a4.
WHEAT-Firm and active all the morning OF
strength Of corn free covering and small Argen
una shipments; May, sO9sas07sc.; July, slasllsc
hiE-Steady; state, 56a57e., c. 1, f., New YORK
cariots; No. western, 60lac, f. o. b., afoat.
CoRN-Actiye, strong and much higher oI
heavy speculative buying, small receipts west an'
general short scare; May, 4s1ha49Bc.; July
| 4SAa4s%c.
oATS-Firm and higher with corn; track, white
state, S2aS6c.; track, white, western, 32a36c
PoKk--Quet; mess, Sl5.5Oa16.5O; family, $l6.o
all
IAtD--Steady; prime western steam, s.42lac.
bufTER-Firm; state dairy, 15a2lc.; fresl
creamery, 18a22c
I CHEESE Firm; fancy, large, colored and white
llalll9c.; fancy, small, colored, 121ac.; fancy
, small, white 12a12Ac
EGGS-Easler; state and Pennsylvania, at marx
l3tsalic. western, at mark, 131aa13%c.
SUGAR Raw firm; fair refining, 8 17-32c.; cen
triiugal, o6 test, 1-32a4 Lice. refined steady
crushed, 575c.; powdered, 5.35c
TURPENTINE-Easy at 36%a37Ac.
MoLASSES- STEADY; New Orleans 32a40c,
RlCE-Quiet; domestic, S7sa6Ac; Japan, Az
4Mc.
TAIIoW-Frm; city, 47sc; country, 4isa51se.
HAY l. Steady; shipping. T5a771sc; good
choice, 0aa9a1ac
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SULTAN FEARS ASsAsSINS.
No Tourists to BE Permitted Any.
where Near the Palace.

where Near the Palace.
Constantinople, March 29.-Owing to
apprehensions of attempts by anarch-
isis on the life of the sultan, his ma jes-
ly intends to exclude tourists from the
precincts of the Yildiz kiosk
AS step in that direction he has or
dered the demolition of the pavilion
erected at the grand gate of the palace
grounds for the accommodation of
tourists. hitherto permitted to attend
the Selamik.
Arrests of Bulgarians continue in the
district of Monastir. A small band of
Bulgarian revolutonaries is reported
at Brod. The authorities have discov-
cred that arms are being smuggled in
spirit barrels. The garrisons at Ku.
manovo and Uskub have been further
re-enforced.
Mr.. John G. A. Leishman, who has
succeeded Mr.. Oscar S. Straus as Unit
ed States minister to Turkey, accompa-
MED by the members of the legation,
the United States consul general. Mr.
c. NJ. Dickinson and the United States
vice consul. Mr.. William Albert, had
an official audience of the sultan. Mr.
I.cishman presented his credentials
The usual ceremony was observed, ant
4 there was the customary exchange oi
friendly assurances.
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JAPAN's POLICY.
~sM
According to Dispatch From Tokyo
1t VIII he Very Aggressive.

According to Dispatch From Tokyo
1t Will he Very Aggressive.
Tokyo March 90. ~ The newspapers
here say II is proposed to relieve the
japanese troops in the Chinese prov
ince of Pe-chi-li by force 80 per cent
stronger.
Although May is the usual month In
which the relief of the force at Seoul
takes place, the relief of the troops
there will take place Immediately.
Three officers of the headquarters staff
will also proceed to Korea.
These movements, with the unusual
activity al the arsenals, is taken to
point to the adoption of a strong pol
icy by Japan.
4 dispatch from Eladvostok says
that conspiracy on the part Of the
Korean minister of justice and Gen,
eral TchuSei-NIen to bring foreign
troops to Seoul was betrayed to the
Korean cabinet. The object of the
conspirators, the dispatch adds, was tc
cause the downfall of the ministry
The principal plotters have been de
ported
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A DESTITUTE FAMILY.
Father and Mother Have Infam-
marory Rheumatism.

1t is understood that the family Of
Frank Shelin, of No. 805 West Third
street, are in destitute circumstances.
Some time ago Mr.. Shelin was stricken
with inflamatory rheumatism. His wife
attended him until she became stricken
with the malady. Mr.. Shelin's three
children then attended them the best
they could.
A few days ago Mrs Joseph Cornish
wife of officer Joseph Cornish, heard OF
the case and went to the assistance OF
the stricken family. Mrs. Cornish do
mated groceries and procured a doctor to
attend and reported the case to the As
sociated Charities. Mr.. Cornish himself
donated $15.
Mr.. Shelin is blacksmith and con-
Quoted shop on Mary land avenue fol
some time. Groce. les and other things
can be left at the Associated Charities
Building, No. 602 West street or left a,
the house, No. S05 West Third street.
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FENIAN LEADER DEAD.
James Stephens, the Famous "Head
Center,' Expires In Dublin.
HAD A ROMANTIC CAREER.
Identified With the 1SlS Movement
In Ireland, but Best Known on
Account of His Part In
the Rising of 1865.

Dublin, March 29.-James Stephens,
the well known Fenian leader of the
1866 movement, is dead.
He was born in the County Kilkenny,
Ireland, in 1923, and after leaving
school continued his studies and be-
came a civil engineer He was identi-
fled with the '''4S' movement in Ire
land, but it was not until the Fenian
rising from 1865 to 1867 that his name
became prominent in irish political cir
cles. In 1860 his title in the Irish
Revolutionary Brotherhood was c. O.
T. r., which meant central organizer of
The Irish republic. Stephens was more
popularity known among Irishmen as
the head center"
On Saturday, Nov. II, 1865, Stephens
was arrested at his residence, Fairfield
House, Sandymount. Dublin. The ar
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boarded little SAILING ressel in tne
Ringsend basin and made good their
escape from Dublin hay. They spent
the following night in Belfast lough.
and "a hours later all three landed at
Kilmarnock, Scotland.
They were disguised as fishermen,
but, having changed their seafaring
clothes and replaced them with ordi-
nary street attire, they took train
for London and reached Paris 4S hours
later, going by way Of Dover. The
boldness of this plan insured their
safety, and besides it was generally
understood that Stephens had maNe
his way to America at least six Or
eight weeks previously. Neither Bryne
nor Breslin, who aided the head center
to escape, was punished, but both
found it convenient to come to the
United States a few months later.
OF recent years Stephens had been
living on a fund which had been col
lected for him by Patrick Ford Of Th'
Irish World and Michael Davitt.
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ACCUSED OF ARSON.
Arrests In Washington ms Result of
Fire Over Three Years Ago,

Arrests In Washington ns Result Of
Fire Over Three Years Ago.
Washington, March 29.-On bench
warrant issued by Chief Justice Bing-
ham of the district supreme court at
the request of Governor Smith of
Maryland John IL. Walter. real estate
agent. and Aaron bradshaw. clerk in
the district government building, well
known in Washington, have been an.
rested on a charge of arson made by
the Montgomery county Md authori-
ties. Granville G. Shaw, decorator.
mas been arrested on the same charge.
warrant also is out for the arrest
OF Thomas ii. Pickford, a well known
real estate agent and grocer.
An indictment presented by the
Montgomery county grand jury and ac-
conpanying the governors requisition
alleges that the defendants caused the
obstruction by fire Oh Sept. IL, 1897. of
IN lntenanted residence mt -Four Cor.
ners. that county. the property of Pick.
FORD and Walter. 1t was previously
the property of George y. Beale, who
SOD it to Il Mr.. Bryan, formerly of
New York, and was known in that see.
tlon both rs the Beale mansion and
the bryan mansion.
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The Cause of Cancer.

Buffalo, March 29.-'Cancer is caus-
ed by I'M animal parasite which we
have identified and located in the New
York State Cancer laboratory" saws
Professor Ii. Il. Gaylord of the Uni
Yersity OF Buffalo, who has charge Of
that laboratory. A peculiar feature
about the parasite is the length of time
required to develop a culture, and this.
Professor Gaylord says. has accounted
Tor the failure to fully identify it be-
| fore
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How,s This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. II. CHENEY s. CO., Props, To
ledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known T.
j. Cheney for the last is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in al
business TRANSACTIONS and financially
able to carry out any obligations made BY
their firm
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o. WALDING, KIN
NAN 4 MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Wage ScaIe Hatinea.

Pittsburg. March 29.-The coal min
ers of the Pittsburg district in conven-
lion here ratified the wage scale made
last week by the wage committee. This
action insnres steady employment for
more than 10000 in this district for the
coming year. The convention then
went into executive session to consider
the situation in the Irwin district and
devise means to induce the miners in
that district to insist upon the adop-
tion of the Pittsburg scale.
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AT FUNsToN's HOME.
Much Rejoicing In lola, Kan, over
the Generals Feat.

Much Rejoicing In lola, Kan. over
the Generals Feat.
lola, Kan, March 29.--All day tic
Funston home has been the Mecca of
the neighbors, and at night there was
q spontaneous movement of several
hundred lola people to run over and he
neighborly. The band was taken along.
and with cheers and music IolaS 10y
was expressed. Mr. Funston respond
ed to call for speech. He said:
This is the proudest day in the lives
OF Mrs. Funston and myself. My own
life | do not consider to have been
without its successes, but toward the
evening Of life no greater joy comes 10
parent than honor for his child. |
will say that Fred was always il good
boy, not exactly after the pattern Of
my own making in minor matters, but
there was never anything dishonorablt
In his character, and | think / know il
thoroughly. as he happened to be borl
ir my family.
He did not aim at notoriety, but Il
accomplish something worthy in til,
world, and the success which ha.
crowned his efforts think should be
lesson to young men. This day is dou
bly, joyous to his mother and me. You
presence and the appreciation of on
boy in the present state and nation ar
Joy to us, and additional source of graf
ffication is that the good news came OF
the 1lfty-eighth birthday of his little
mother here"
There We're cheers for the brave ''lit-
lie mother and the proud father. The
crowd sang america" and ."rhe Stal
Spangled Banner before departing fol
their homes.
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rest took place about = o'clock in the
morning, Stephens being awakened by
the detectives knocking at the door
lie made no resistance, and when ar
raigned in court said that he had no
lawyer and did not intend to get one.
as that would be recognizing English
sovereignty in Ireland.
On the same day Charles 7. kick
nam, Hugh Brophy and Edward Duffy
We're arrested, and about e., 600 in mon
ey, together with several documents
connected with the !. Il. b., were can
tured by the police. Stephens was com
mltteu, as We're the other prisoners. Ia
Rlchmond Bridewell on the South cir.
cular road Dublin.
stephens Rescued.
| Colonel Tom Kelly. who wos Sto-
phens' chief officer, together with n
locksmith, stood outside the walls of
hichmond Jail about 3 o'clock in tbe
morning of Nov. "a, Just two weeks
aitef Stephens had been arrested. In
slde OF the prison Daniel Byrne, The
night watchman, and John Breslin. the
! s.
mad duplicate keys made, released STE.
phehs from his cell, and with the aid
OF the men on the outside and n knot
ted rope Stephens was soon in tho
arms of his friends.
| byrne gave the alarm m bour = ITO,
the prisoner had escaped, and whom Il
became known the government ofIil
clais We're mystified as to how sucb a
tmhg occurred, as there were no morl, !
ieft by the men and all the doors which
tney had opened We're securely locked
asaih. The lord lieutenant at tbot
1lme offered very large rewards NOT
alohe Tor the recapture of Stenhens
put Tor any information as to how his
release was effected. Stephens re-
maihed in hiding in Dublin for severa,
ma,' mul.hs' put through the ingenuity Of
eoiohel Kelly and John Flood all three
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Imneached Justices Acauitted

Raleigh, y. G., March 29.-Chief JUS
tice Furches and Associate Justice
Douglas Of the supreme court of North
Carolina, who, after being presented
Tor Impeachment by the house of repre-.
Sehtatifes on Feb. %. have been on
trial ut the bar of the senate since
March II on five counts in the articles
OF impeachment. have been acquitted
by z vote of - for conviction to %
for acuuittal.
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Naval Amendments

Washington, March 29.-The presi-
dent has made the following appoint.
ments in the navy: Edwin NJ Shepard
to be rear admiral: Kossuth Niles, to
be commander; Richard NJ. Hughes
to be a lieutenant commander; to be
assistant naval constructors with the
rank of lieutenant, junior grade Guy
"A. Bisset, John i. Bailey, Henry NJ
Gleason.
The sun., 1901-03-30
BIG POTTERY BURNED.
other Akron (O1 Plants In Danger
From Firebug.


Akron, O., March 29.-The plant OF
the Diamond Pottery company has
been burned by fire originating from
waste soaked in oil placed in various
parts of the building. A well dressed
man was seen around the place before
the fire started, but no trace of him has
since been found.
Earlier an attempt was made to dyna-
mite the extensive pottery of the Rob-
inson- Merrill company. Sticks Of the
explosive We're placed under several
parts of the main building, but the
watchman discovered them in time to
prevent an explosion. At several other
factories oil soaked waste was found
in various sections Of the buildings.
The police believe a lunatic is doing
the work.
The loss on the Diamond plant is moi
stated
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Manchester Gains Time.

London, March 29-The case of cer-
tam creditors against the Duke of
Manchester was called in the bank
ruptcy court. Mr.. f. Brough, on be-
hllf OF committee Of inspection. ask
Ell for an adjournment on the ground
that the dukes father-in-law had come
TO England to inquire into the affairs
Of the duke, but his Investigations had
not yet been completed. The court
granted an adjournment until Nav 10.
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Denies 1t Ii EmiIin

Paris, March 20.-An interview with
Regidor Juhado, who claims to be the
Filipino agent in Europe, is published
here. He says he has received the fol-
lowing cablegram from New York:
According to precise information, the
man captured is not President Emilio
Aguinaldo. but Baldomero Aguinaldo,
chief of the general staff and Emilio's
cousin"
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A Chance For FiIipinos.

Washington. March 30. - The civil
service commission has decided to re-
quest the Philippine civil service board
at Manila to hold regular classified
service examinations to secure about
u well educated Philippine men be
tween the ages of 1S and 25 for service
as aids in the coast and geodetic sur
rey. which plans to press its work il
That archipelago, beginning about june
!. One Of its officials is already at Ma
Mia.
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THOMAS & POST,

pie 70 recognize bravery ana merit ar ali times
and under oil circumstances, and,
Whereas, General Frederick Funston of the Unit.
cd states army, after many perils and hardshps
in the Philippine Islands, has succeeded in cap
turing Aguinaldo the leader Of the insurrcction,
and lhus proving his magnificent bravery; there.
fore be it
Resolved Ut the seEate concur, That the legis.
atme Of Pennsylvania respectfully request the
president Of the United States to reward General
Funston in manner that will fully recognize his
great and mefitorious services
The sun., 1901-03-30
Lehiph Valley Train I,.r.,,.a

Buffalo. March ga west bound lie.
hlgh Valley passenger train was wreck,
cd near Caledonia. Six of the seven
passenger ears were derailed. Fred
Callen, engineer of the passenger train
was buried beneath the cars. He was
severely scalded and bruised. He NAV
recover. None Of the passengers was
sericusl- l..-.
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Entertainment at West Church.

The Hope and Glover Leaf Circles Of
Kings Daughters of West Presbyterian
church gave delightful entertainment
at the Church last night. An exec lent
program had been arranged and the
church was handsomely decorated with
spring f)wers. The Kings Daughters
were assisted by II. D. Harrison and L.
w. Wilson.
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IennnyIy0nIat tJoaI Man Paiis.

l'ittsburg, March 20. James VIII
liams, individually and as a member
OF the Grand Lake Coal company Of
this city, has filed petition in bank,
ruptcy in the United States district
court The liabilities are given as
Sl75,36S.27 and assets as S245. OF the
total liabilities S104, 1855 is scheduled
as unsecured claims and $70,593.Il as
notes and bills which ought to be paid
by others
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New Counterfeit Note Found.

Washington. March 29.-Chief vii.
kie of the secret service has announced
that a new and improved issue Of the
counterfeit So silver certificates. series
of 1890, portrait of the Indian chief
0nepapa. discovered on Oct. %. 1900
has appeared in circulation. The check
letter and plate number have been
changed from B 90 to A 80.
The sun., 1901-03-30
Big steel Deal ohio.

Findlay, o., March pa deal that
promises large results was practically
consummated here when +. 6. Chal-
linor, Il, Il. Erickson and Charles T.
'rorsell of Pittsburg and Colonel New
ton Adams of this city purchased the
tube plant of the Heckert-B -Baltzley Bill
let company. The new company will
transform the plant for the manufac.
ture of crucible steel and will be ready
to operate within 80 days.
The sun., 1901-03-30
All Ready For Mig Boat Race

London, March 29.-The oxford and
Cambridge crews have finished their
practice. The weather was milder. and
both the dark blues and light blues
confined themselves to padding. with
a couple of sharp bursts. The pros
poets for the annual boat race are fine
weather and smooth water. The con
sensus of opinion favors the dark
hlI1pS
The sun., 1901-03-30
Proposals for Covering Pipes.

Proposals were received by Postmaster
Hugh G. Browne, yesterday from the I'll.
w. Johns Manufacturing Company OF
Philadelphia, and the Ainsworth Boiler
and Pipe Covering Company OF this city
for the covering With non-conductlng
covering Of all the steam and return
pipes in tine basement OF tho Federal
Building. The contract will probably
be awarded in few days.
The sun., 1901-03-30
ChiIeans start For Buffalo.

Santiago de Chile, March 20. The
Chilean commissioners to the Buffalo
exposition have started for the United
States. 1t is said that Chile, although
late, will be well represented at the
Pan-American exposition.
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oden cemmutes n sentence.

Albany, March 20. George H. NIorri-
son of Troy, who is serving term i'll
Dannemora prison embezzling funds
amounting to over 100000 While treas
urer of Rensselaer, county in 1896 will
be released on Aug. ], his sentence hay-
ing been committed by Governor Odell.
The sun., 1901-03-30
Saginaw River Rising.

Saginaw, Mich, March 29The Sag
dnaw river is seven feet above its nor
NAL mark and is gradually reaching up
toward the highest point on record
which was several years ago. Several
manufacturing establishments on the
river front have shut down.
The sun., 1901-03-30
New Jersey PubIishers Burned out.

Paterson, n. j., March 29.-Fire early
this morning almost totally destroyed
the three story building owned and
occupied by the Guardian Publishing
company and badly damaged three
other buildings. Two firemen We're
injured, but neither of them was seri-
ously hurt. The loss was $4,000, COW
cred by insurance.
The sun., 1901-03-30
oxford Athletes win.

London, March 20. A good crowd
gathered at the Queens club here to
witness the thirty eighth interuniversi-
ty track sports. The weather was
bright and frosty. Oxford won by 6 to
a. Cambridge beat Oxford in the chess
match by to 2 games.
The sun., 1901-03-30
Last Basket Ball Contest.

The Whites and Mar 5ons basket bail
teams OF the Y. M. 9. A. will play tie
final game of the series at Association
Hall this evening. The teams are about
evenly matched, each having won two
OF the previous four games played.
The sun., 1901-03-30
New HoIIand w,r M,n,.tcr

The Hague, March 29.-Lieutenant
General Kool has been appointed min.
lister of war in succession to Lieu.
tenant General Eland, whose resigna.
tion was announced March 16 in con.
sequence of an antagonistic vote in the
chamber.
The sun., 1901-03-30
Grudon won Grand National

London, March 29.--The Grand Ma
tional Steeplechase of $500 sovereigns.
run at Liverpool, was won by Mr. B.
Bletsoe's Grudon. Mr.. o. J.-Williams'
gelding Drunlcree was second, and Mr..
81. e. Rogerson's Buffalo Bill was third.
The sun., 1901-03-30
BicycIist Killed by Train.

Buffalo, March 29.-Edward Glass.
hausen, secretary of the Brewers
union. while riding his bicycle across
the Belt line tracks. was struck by an
engine and died later on from his in
juries.
The sun., 1901-03-30
Alleged Kidnaper In Court.

Omaha, March 29.-James Callahan
waived preliminary hearing in the dis
trict court on the revised complaint in
connection with the Cudahy kidnapping
case. His trial was set for April %.
The sun., 1901-03-30
FOR FUNsTON's ADVANCE.

Resolution Adopted by Lower House
of Pennsylvania Legislature.
Harrisburg, March 29.-The follow
ing resolution has been adopted by the
lower branch of the Pennsylvania leg.
islature:
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Y. M. G. A. TEAM WINS.
In Bowling Contest With Young
Mems Republican Club Bowlers.

The Y. M. G. A. bowling team again
defeated the team from the Young Mems
Republican Club last night on the for-
mer's alleys. The game was exceeding
ly close, the association winning only by
the small margin OF IL pins. The score
follows:
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death .,a View yorr Ea;tor

Buffalo. March 29.-Lamont G.. Ray.
mond, for many years editor and pro.
prietor of the Allegany County Re.
publican. published at Angelica, is
dead at Connellsville, Pa.
The sun., 1901-03-30
senator Mcpbersou.s widow Dead

New York, March %. Mrs. McPher.
son, widow of former United States
Senator Mcpherson of New Jersey, is
dead at her home, No. 331 Lexington
avenue, this city, of acute pneumonia.
She was i'll but three days.
The sun., 1901-03-30
NY First Experience at Sea.

The Rev. w. J. Shipway, the convert
ed actor, gave an interesting lecture in
the First Methodist Protestant Church
last night. His subject was "My First
Experience at Sea-"
The sun., 1901-03-30
Indians sIay GoIdseekers.

Phenix, A. H.. March 29.--It is re.
ported that a party of gold seekers has
been massacred by Ceris Indians on
the isi,nd of Tiburon, in the gu.f OF
t'alifor mia.
The sun., 1901-03-30
DEATHS.

WALTON-euddenly at No. 922 Jefferson street,
on March 29 1901 Anna Elliott, wife OF Epnra'n
I. Walton, aged So years.
Services will be held at the house at o'ciocA
ON Monday afternoon, April lst,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Closing Quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange.

New York, March ~
Money on call tirmel at 8 per cent Prime mer,
eantlle papcr 3laaiA per cent Sterling exchange
siyady, with actual business in bankers nils at
SiSS4 for demand and at ~. slAai.s5 for 80 DAYS.
Posted rates, Si.s5la and $3.50. Commercial bills
-. t.s4aiSiia. Silver certificates 59%aGlc Bar ST.
yer, H'ase Mexican dollars, 49c. Government
bonds strong, State bonds firmer Railroad bomb
Irregular.
Closing prices: