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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
GAMBLERS IN A PANIC.
police Raid Many Houses in Tender
toiu Under Direction of Com
Daaftee of Fifteen.


>-ao, York, Feb. 26.-The gambling fra
-ritv was thrown into state of excite
,,srt At midnight tonight by raid on a
,.,,rober of gambling houses.
,rbs raid was the result of the work of
NAT is known as 1.-THE Committee of
,5fteen.' appointed through the efforts
. The Merchants Association, and which
las for three months been quietly con-
cling an investigation of vice in this
t4ght citizens called at the Tenderloin
He station at midnight, headed by Aus
,.r D. Fox, chairman of the committee
- ifteen. who was accompanied by rep
sesentatives of the district attorney,
.sver3l lawyers, and Justice Jerome Of
rbe court of special sessions.
one OF the first places visited was 100
r.~t Thlrty-hfth street Evidently the
wv bs5 zone out, for the police found the
,i5ce dark. 1t was smashed in, however,
IA roulette wheels and lot of material
III similar sort were seized.
An5tber squad went to the Victoria
,tub at Is West Thirty-second street. No
prisoners were found or made, but lot
II Gamblers equipments were seized. Po-
rcern4r went to 104 West Forty third
street. a small dwelling house, operated,
Il is alleged, for gamblers. The
door. we're battered in,- but no
prisoners found. A lot of paraphernalia
uas eopfscated and carted to the station.
Anoiher squad went to No. 14s West For
tv-third street and confiscated several
Aupdreds of dollars worth of stuff and ar
rested TWO men. Raid followed raid in the
rcnderioin in quick succession, and wa
con after wagon filled with everything of
a gambling sort rolled up and discharged
ITS load and prisoners at the police sta
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
ORLANDO WAS ALARMED.
Bat Fears Were NeedIess--CeIery
Farmers Making Money.


orlando, Fla. Feb. 26.-The coolest
wave of the winter has just passed over
this section, The warnings from the
weather bureau announcing it's coming
were calculated to alarm those who were
sufferers in the winter of 1s94-5, and for
II day the entire community was in a ner-
Yoas frame of mind But the wave has
passed by and these fears are allayed.
No damage was done to orange trees or
pnapple plants. A few of the more SEN
stiye plants in the truck gardens were
niped by the frost. Orange and peach
bo@oms escaped injury, and the injury
10 the gardens was too slight to count.
The celery and lettuce farmers at Pine
castle and Sanford escaped injury alto
gher. These crops are proving exceed
4 lgg remunerative. The celery farmers
aSanford are making more money than
| hey made out of oranges in the palmiest
I ag of the orange industry, and as a
sequence, Sanford is on the upgrade
Th a good prospect of becoming one of
most prosperous towns in the state.
awida celery will soon become as fam
Il as Florida oranges and pineapples.
\ state was hit hard by the elements
lew years ago. 1t has recovered, and
May is more prosperous than ever be-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
EMPRESS DOWAGER's WILL.

Object of King Edwards Visit to
Germany, Says Truth.
London. Feb. 2S.-Truth will say Thurs
day:
king Edward has gone to Germany not
because the Empress Dawager is consid-
cred to be in great and imminent danger,
but to discuss private affairs of import
lance with her The Empress Dowager
is about to make a new will and she is
anxious that both Emperor William and
King Edward should approve the propos-
ed arrangements of her affairs"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
BRITAIN'S STEEL BUSINESS.
Ally Mail Publishes AIarmist Edi-
tOriaI on American Combine.

! aily Mail Publishes AIarmist Edi-
tOriaI on American Combine.
london, Feb. 27.-The Daily Mail in an
|armist editorial on THE Threatening
|kpect of the Steel Trade" says:
The time has surely come to recog-
Pc that in an era of the fiereest and
aost INSCRIPTIONS competition the COM
aunity and the state must stand by the
uTeatened trade and If national efforts
sAl not suffice. international resources
must be invoked to keep in Europe trade
'aat would otherwise go to America
The Express publishes a number of ex-
Frt opinions as to the effects of the steel
rust Some believe that this will not DO
saous. The majority, however, think IL
lAey to be extremely serious and that
VIII probably work a temporary disor-
OF British trade.
we learn,' says the Express, that a
dge portion of the capital of the trust
'ul De issued in England
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
THAT S4,OO0,O0O CONTRACT.
Big Scandal in sight mt Grand
Rapids. Mich.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. 26.--At a
pecial meeting of the City Council to-
lsht resolution was adopted requesting
V Kent county circuit judges to call a
lahd Jury 10 investigate the scandal in
'anectlon with the proposed letting of
F7'V1oOUo contract to furnish this city
.th q pure water supply. City Attorney
: lsDuly was present and made a brief
,aselneht' which was plea for SYM
10y calming he would be exonerated
'ne charge of embezzling $4,000 from
'e cartons of Omaha. lie gave no ex-
Iapauon OF the deal.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
sPoTTERs ON A BIG RAILROAD.
Found I'm Every Department From
Yardmen 10 Division OfficiaIs.

Found In Every Department From
Yardmen 10 Division OffciaIs.
S. H. Adams in Ainslee's.
Probably the most perfect spotter sys-
tenn achieved by any private corporation
is that of one of the big Eastern railroads
which is to some extent modelled on the
secret service system OF some Of the Eu-
ropean governments, though by no means
so complex. So far-reaching and so di-
rect, however. are It's lines of communi-
cation that the president OF the organ
ization is himself kept constantly inform
ed of the trend of affairs. and the changes
of sentiment among the employees of every
division and subdivision OF the whole
railway system, and that without the
knowledge Of any other persons but his
own special corps of clerks aud secreta-
ries. Nobody but himself knows tho en-
tire personnel of the wonderful service
that he has perfected. His agents are
drawn from every branch OF the road s
operating stan. They are engineers.
freight brakemen, passenger trainmen,
conductors, stgnalmen, yardmen, station
agents, track walkers, and even division
officials. Should that road have a strike
and strikes are far less likely TO occur
than they were before the present sys.
tenn was put into operation-the prosl-
dent will have detailed warnings OF 1t
from all the storm centers long before
the FIRST mutterings find cautious utter
ance In the newspapers. While II also
acts as a defense against thefts by en-
ployes this system Is intended primarily
10 prepare, so 10 speak, a diary OF the
disposition. character. working efiiclen-
oy and sentiments toward the road Of the
men who constitute the vast human mo.
chiDery Of the corporation. The feeling
which eliminates Ia general strike IA
not the result % one act alone, bat a
slow growth made 40 OF many Eriev-,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
Ised Mail Sian on Cnr..

81. Paul. MINI. Feb. 26.--Papers have
been filed with United States District At
torney Evans by the postal authorities.
looking 10 the prosecution OF the Twin
City Rapid Transit Company for an Ne
gal use Of the United states Mali sign
upon their cars.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
ZEN ROUTE TO HONOLULU.
Mystic shriners Find Many stopping
Places i'm the Desert.

Kansas City. Feb, 26.--Tho party of 100
Mystic Shriners, headed by l.. Il. Winser.
imperial potentate of the United States,
en- route TO Honolulu. who arrived here
to-day, left for Dallas, Tex. tonight.
They will visit IL Paso and Phoenix be-
fore they arrive at San Francisco.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27

washington. Feb. 26.-The navy DEPART
eml lo-day concluded contracts with the
.,L IRON Works and Newport News
poIAding Company for the construc-
w. ~ a sheathed battleship each at
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27

one OF susan b. Anthony presents
received by her on her siss birthday the
other day was two 500 United states gov
erumeut bonds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
E>ats
Clothes

~ 1t your washing
medium does that. what matters
its cheapness or its working
power7 Is 1t safe7 That's the
first thins. Some limitations of
PEARLINE are not safe They
eat the clothes, slowly. but
surely. Don't experiment.. You
are sure of PEARLINE stick
10 1t; II Is standard. tested.
proved. by years of use and
millions of women. o3S
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27

hor.''linea Feb. 26.--Anti.clerical de-
lions occurred here this evening
[n,t, o'i,1leetlon with a performance of the
0tleal play Electra
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
Are You Nervous?

,on, ,.u feel irritable and "out of sorts p"
rlV s''mAch Is weak and does not prop
srs '-est your food. You need Hostel
n I.s'1'nach Bitters. 1t will drive away
ben 'iari les OF the digestive system
|lsr. no gestion, constipation and BIZ
q .,...l quickly relieves sourness OF
s..'a,'en' bolch'ng or fatuieney Il Is
|n,.,. '..nt general tonic. See that our
An. '.F'nuo stamp covers the neck
|, y,lIIN HOSTETTER'S
d c. VI STOMACH
'l'ppe BITTERS
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
DAD WAYS
~ Pill. S,

Price 25c box. Sold by druggists, or
sent by mail. Send to DIR. RADWAY &
CO., IS Elm street, New York. for Book
of Advice.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
Why don't you try
White
Cotto1ene?

II recommend its use in place of lard
or In cakes in place of butter.
SARAH TYSON RORER,
Principal Philadelphia Cooking School,
Much superior to lard as frying me-
dunn and shortening agent.
JENNA p. EWING,
Dean Chautauqua Cooking School,"
This is what two of the leading cooking
authorities in the United States say OF
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
You Do Not Have to Rip

ANY of your Clothes they only on the dry cleans
ing principle - work guaranteed perfect. They clean
Ladies Clothes Mems Clothes Childrens Clothes Crepe
Walls, Feathers and anything else you want cleaned
What they Clean, they do "clean" and then they
do all kinds of dyeng and when they do dye, it stays
dyed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27
SMALLPOX A NEW DISEASE.
WAS UNKNOWN FOR CENTURIES
AFTER THE CHRISTIAN ERA.

Originated in Arabia, and Soon
Spread Throughout the World.
Modern Methods of Treatment
Mitigate Its Ravages-vaccinatio
and Quarantine Laws DO Much to
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-27

The Spring Has Come, INIT" but it soon will
be here and it behooves to hurry and get your
DID, but good clothes, and let send them on TO the
above mentioned and have them to YOU
looking like We send them and bring them back
free of charge and the work is done cheap as it can
be done here In Savannah only hundred times better
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-21
To DREDGE
THE HARBOR
Territory Can Not
Wait for United
States.

Twenty thousand dollars is u be tx
pended immediately IL the improve ment
OF Honolulu harbor, preparing for the
reception of the big Pacific Mail steam
ers. Though properly the work IF the
United States government. the urgent
need of the dredging of the harbor for
immediate use. has compelled the Ter
ritory to do the work at It's own ex-
pense, rather than wait fo- the slow
process of a Congressional appropria
ton. while in the meantime the com
merce of the islands would be seriously
impaired
The work is to begin imne 1iately I'M
der the supervision of the Public Works
Department, though wether by the
government or by private contractors
has not as yet been decided upon. The
Department, however favors calling for
tenders for the work.
When the contemplated Improvement
is completed Honolulu ,larbor will have
depth of thirty feet below low va
ter, which will give plenty Of water for
the Siberia and Korea, the Pacific Mail
Company's big liners, expected soon 20
arrive in this port, and which will free
Iy admit the entrance Of the Wiscon-
sin or any other battleship which 4 J.
miral Casey may bring with his squad
ron upon his visit next MAY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-21
At the Orpheum.

Seven new people arrived yesterday
by the Alameda, to DIN Hogan's compa-
ny, and they open tonight at the Or
pheum. The McClains did not appear
last night. owing TO the length Of the
program, but Will positively do so to-
night. The quartet, of which so much
mas been said, will also make their
appearance. Madam Plato and Law
renee Chenault who made such a great
nit last night. will repeat their success.
while the afterpiece, Dewey, from Ma
mia will be cut down to make way
Tor the new specialties. Tonight will
certainly be big event at the Or
pheum. Don't forget the matinee this
afternoon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-21

some Things Of Which We are Ger
tain" is Rev John Leadingbam,s e,b-
Ject for his address at the Young Mems
christian Association meeting, at 4
O'Clock Sunday afternoon A soloiet Is
expected "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-21
Kodak Christmas
Is a
Happy Christmas

No more welcome present could be
given than one Of our Pocket Kodaks.
The excellent advantages for beauti-
full picture taking in Honolulu and vi
clnity makes this so.
We have a complete line of EAST.
MAN KODAKS, and sell them at 20
per cent below catalogue price.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-21

Amadro CavalIi. a Swiss. was killed
by his cabin-mate Ubaldo Polanda,
near Santa Rosa, Cal. his head being
beaten to a jelly with a club.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-21

Baroness de Buren,. of Budapest. a
former Mayfield, Cal. girl. who has
become notorious in Europe is again
In San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-21

The President and Cabinet agree that
the open door policy in the Philippines
is necessary. and it is proposed to give
all nations equal rights.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-21

The Japanese government is to estab-
lish credit mobilier fifth a capital of
s.. 900 900
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. March 2oCattlc- Receipts I6 600 head in
cluding $40 Texans generally higher: cow market
steady to strong. Texans good prime steers
3 1S6 poor 70 medium s. Ir1Si stocSprs and
RS steady 81 N1 - So sror 7on$4 40; heifers
s. I"r - -, S26>2 60 bulls -teady 65a$i 30:
calves steady s. 5nu So Texas steers 5OdS
sass steers s. loqS+. Texas bulls 50 5oGs3 Is Hogs
mated LETT over. 2.en, active. 1oc higher tor Sc,
mixed and butchers s. 75a - 97ia choice heavy
s. @nd$G rough heavy. = 75r$5 81 light 81 I5TS5 ~
bulk u sales s. ST-I 50 ~ ShceT-Rece pts 600
head sheep and yearnEs shade hisher lambs
loc higher good choice weth@rs 81 S0G 50 fair
choice mixed s. 5odS4 S Western sheep 81 SndS5.
yeangs - 5oa>3 10. native lambs 81 65G IS - Western
lambs. s. leg s. -
cincinnati. March 20 Hogs strong. s. 254ss. Cattle
strong s. 23axi 80 sheep steady So 25a$4 80 lambs
Ea.t Iibcr,,- Mar-h co-Cat,IA steady extra s. 500
s. 5 prime s. 2uGSj 50 250S4 Hogs higher
prime mediums. 50 20a$6 -. best Workers SIS 5GSf 20
leh' Workers Sc l"SG H. hogs So So Is pigs
s. rouchs SO s. 80 Sheep steadv: wethers
sass l5 common s. 5ha e 5o cnoce lambs s. 75a$5
common good SASS Go wal calves. S6RS6
she"p and lambs. - ross. l2ia Shipments
'atrr, IA sheep and lambs, cars, hogs,
cattle Market steady with fair demand two
loads sale Tho offerings OF calv",
head. demand basis Of - - choice calves
Choice s. 2JdS7 80. good choice S76SI 25
sheep and lamhS-OfernE~, II loads The On top
lambs s. So choice extra wool lambs s. 75a$5
vothers <57S5 80 clipped lambs sSS5 Iioas-Nfarkef
Opened win II loads total sale o: day. heavy
SGqSG u. mixed Workers 50 lO0S6 IL; pigs. IS a57S6
rachs s. 95T - sCTS4 oferipcs ra7~ed
cutie ely and the close So 174 Workers
and pigs.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21

spring wheat! Goa 7aa.c; No red 75a a7@.c 10 corn
white 9Sa29c. No white % d30c. No rye, 53c; good
feeding barley I0 iGc: fair choice mailing 47d57lac,
No na%sefd 81 "a 10 10 NGrthwsStern So 81 S' Grfns
sl0 pork bb SIC 75aSl6 So lard per 10.
81 S5aS7 s72 short ribs sides Goose> 81 6oaS7 - dry
tboxeD SsQSs l2i. whskey, basis high wines 81 -;
sugars. loaf unchanged. ON the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market du creameres. 15d21c.
daes 1lalsc Cheese fairly active. 1O'4 4d1lc. Eggs
dull. fresh. llAc.
Cincinnati. March 2o.-Flour dull. Wheat firm No .
27l.c. Rye DUH No 55c Lard hrm higher.
s. - Iiull'meats llrm; higher s. 10 Bacon strong;
basis Of 81 %. Sugar firm.
Duluth March 2o--Whcat cash. No hard. 77isc;
77r,c: July. 7Sisc; corn, soc 2ea2aS.c
No northern 7lT73. Rye higher: No >. "9'sc, Bar
ley steady: No >. 55d57c; sample. io:54c
Minneapolis. March WheatECash 7Sl.c; May 7Si2
7s July Y N %or6crn 9aTa S FIo,T 70
First patents s. O5asi second patents 50 05GSi ~;
first clears TO- second clears. S2aS2 TO- bran in
bulk. Sl3 25d$13 -.
Phuadelp lphia March % Wheat firm. 'ec higher; con
tract grade March 1Sl-Q79ec. Corn steady No mixed
March. +a'2@45>sc Oats steady, No white clipped,
32c Butter good demand; fancy Western creamery,
22'.c prints 22c do nearby. 23c Eggs steady. fair
demand: fresh nearby, 12lsc do Western. l2lec; do
t22C do Southern 12c Chese steady hut
quiet New York fancy. small l2'4c; do fair
10 choice IO44Gl2c. Refined sugars Arm. Receipts
Flour > 800 b6s l,2I5u00 N in sacks wheat. l5.oo0
Wheat 500 bush; corn 81 600 bush: $4,000 bush.
St Louis March 20.-Wheat. No red cash, 1a7sc;
cash s9sc; May a07sc; July. 40%sc Oats. No cash.
:Gisc. MAY 257sc: July. 24l=c; No white 2s1ac
Toledo March 20.--Wheat dull higher; cash. I9i.c;
May sos4c; July, 70c. Corn dull firm; cash 4lc' May
Rye Sc cioverseed, 1899. prime SO 80; cash and
March. So go; October - 10
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
az the ports and interior points today com
~. sarna 6aE last Mssk and last wear:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
II buyers favor: sales 5000 bales; speculation ana
pert 200; American 1000; receipts 1900 bales Ameri
can $3.50; riddlEg upland - y 32d Futures opened
steady partial 14d advance CLOSED quiet net 2d3 points
lower: March 439b: MarcbApr 439s: April May 439o;
asy-Juns 44os: June July 40 i3b; JulyAusas S5szs
August-Septeber. 43s September, m s35s; OCTOBER
si3v; October November 5O95; November Decein-
Der 407aios. Manchester-Yarns and cloths move
slowly
FLOUR AND MEAI|-To a certain extent the Hour
market experienced strength result Of improve
fuA prices being mills spring patents and
other grades that business quiet, with actual
aEanoe secured Spring patents quoted at - log
90 winter straighis So 45qS3 55; winter patents - 90
gss spring clears, s39S3 -: extra No winter s2 6@H
sseg extra No winter. 81 45as2 go grade sls G9
e RYE FLOCR-Quiet. Quoted: Fair good.
y 'as3 Is; choice fancy 50 s1Q3 40 CORNMtiAl l.
-ateedy- Quoted: dried 50 alQs2 30. brand
BAG MEAL-Cluet. Quoted Fine white and yellow
coarse. 3yg3lc EtIL-Firm. Quoted: Sprins
DIaa spot. sI3as2O; arrive. 800 ~, sigdsl9 80
enhg brsn bulk ssqsl9 coarse winter bran sl3as23;
bran. sl51Sl3 20; eornmeal, SIS; inseed oil cake
80 80; oil cake, Sl9: homiry chop, Sl7 olmea SIS
- At'kAlN-WFEAT-Nery few traders prepared for
array ~ foreign which appeared to startc the
clement al yesterdays opening Of the wheat
,ss had sold the previous night so 9-1sc and
,IfiAhg with continued liquidaton But the
,tafS Easnsh cables all higher filled
80, ~. ar and not only did market start off
.,olesf bafls, but The advance kept up less
al Day leaving final prices IA Asc higher.
.etst amount ~ short wheat covered the sd-
-. plt on the whole IL local market All day
saf furnors had considerable weight trad
.I-tnsnt. because ef q decline
'espphdin9 advance OF I'd In English
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-Nork March 20. 1901.
T0FFEE-The days business in coffee futures was un-
ur1av light. with both factors choosing hold aloor
from market till influencing element should arise
and them hint REGARDING the future. But
quence received ana initial apathy pre-
nearly all day Late the
fessonal interchange occurred was limited to
1850 The market opened dGll points decline
European advces showed weak condition there Havre
declining , franc and Hamburg partial i pfg.
cables showed Improvement of i
. this had percepitle influence Heavy
Brazilian hello be hear
uent Influencing h7th European local markets. In
terior reported 20 600 bags while
total movement reached the high
TIE Rio exchange rate 1-l6d
ana Rio coffee dropped 80 reis in price. close
here prices were unchanged 10 points lower and
market quiet The Street market spot supplies
unsettled and quotations nominal the basis for
No Rio ans 1-2c for No :, invoice lots. Cleared
Rio March r. The bark Amy With 1000 bags The total
arrivals Eew-Nork for the day bags The
Dutch sale viii take place IN March
&c brokers' valuation for sood ordinary BIS
sae February s. of 305D. total
1900 n.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
BALTIMORE E. OHIO RAILROAD
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York foot OF Chamber, ST.
follows. and minutes earlier from W 2Sd St:
900 a. Daily.-SOlid train Buffalo. Arr. D.
BinShanton, WaVerly, Elmira ani Bradford.
parlOr CATS dining Buffalo.
ESQ m Daily.-ChcaEo Lin1ted-Fast NaiI-SoiiA
Chicago. arriving 20 Cleveland = 40 a.
Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
..3o p. Daily-BIYalo and Cleveland Express~Arr-
Buffalo I0J. Bradford 10 jamestown Youngs-
town 10 % Cleveland 1880 Sleepers B1t-
faIo and Cleveland Cafe car.
o.I5 D. Daily.-Solii train for Bnghamton.
iy Elnra Chicago Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago Gin
VNCKETs. Local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Broadway. 15I East 125th St and 2IS West I25th ST.
Chambers and West 23d ferries. Nsw-Eork.
SEQ Fulton ST. 9S Broadway. Brocklyn; 122 River ST.
HooOken and jersey City Nev-York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21

weakness might otherwise expected as re-
suit OF depression in American markets ate Tuesday
On the Continent there similar
cent IN the case of Paris. which
lover Berlin was IA mark higher Budapest points
up and Antwerp unchanged Acceptances early in the
cay led 10 transactions EXPORT
sharp advance shut later along this line
ABOUT 900 bush No ? red taken al
NeW-fork, and il is said that about 500 COO
that grade berg loaded for Lisbon About
Meantime freghts considerable steaiiness
and will doubtless be watched closely any reflection
or the war talk arising Of possible demand for
transports Seaboard clearances rather small
t that the crop in little danger from the
cold wave. Primary receipts IS4 GOO
pared with COS 600 bush last year. The Northwest
rivals We're 2Is cars against 327 week and
'2i cars last year Quotations Of cash wheat. o
ahoat basis follows: No l hard Duluth a3l4c
- li4c 70 arrive; No Northern Chicago $3.50:
cSe|-Nork SIC store No red Nev-Iork. S21c afoat:
10 2 hard Chicago. S2sc spot. and No hard Nev-Yor
- &C spot CORN-The local market moderately
midday reaction under sales for long followed
by recovery that left final prices unchanged
previous night. There seahoard
ing u $4,000 bush and business 40 loads.
but English markets proved rather
ing partly 'sGi4d lower. Chicago
day We're 23o No closed elevator and
451sc. ahoat No . white. 4sTsc No yellow
4sSsc. both afoat...... OATSThe market for
was quiet. but rather firm in sympathy wheat No
33iac; No white 32c: track mixed 30G31 &c track
white. 32d36c: No white clips. 34c....
steady: No Western quoted &C. and No . West
tern Gle. both b afoat: State 5675Ic.
and mailing. 62@TOc both c New-Yorf
Won