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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
Big FIELD FOR GOLF TOURNEY
WEsTBROOk QUALIFYING ROUND
BEGINS TO-DAY.



There will be a large nold Oh, for tho qusli-
Tying round OF the We=tbTook Golf Club
annual tournament this morning. the second
held la the II q A district since tho ANA
teur championship The fret NJ Tuxedo.
was won by Findlay \ Douglas. the ans
teur champion not taking part, while to-day.
while both Douglas aud Walter J Travis arc
down TO start. u IL said that the Tuxedo
winner will not be able TO play lie was
over the links on saturday aud will play
should he be able to arrange his business
engaE ements Douglas has never played
In this tournament. but Travis won the Presi-
dents cup IN 1901 Tho qualifying round
viii be AT thiriv-siI holes and the starters
will include besides Travis. X G. Watson. Jr 4.
IN" gold medal winner last year with III.
Louis Livingston, 2nd. who won the first cup.
aud George l. Watson. who carried on the
Consolation cup. These are all from the
Westbrook club. which will also have Ia
the lists. Joseph =. and T.. \ Knapp. { l.
lappin and n u. ~llollins. Sr. over forty
will Start. tho outsiders includingC VI Hanil-
ton Baltu-fol 4 II sealey, Wee burn Arden
Garden CITY. Daniel Chauncey. Dykot
MeadoT lanes 4 Iyng. Mortys SSognty:
jIr. EsssH cdnnty fhss " frs, sixteen will
qualify for the Presidents and the second
sixteen for the Consolation cup.
Mondays rain that caused tho postpones
m"ut ~ the qualifying round Ia tho womcn's
s"m,,HnnnAi Ghanpionship OF thf M2rfia
chang" ~ the conditions. for the committee,
~ order to nnish a. per schedul" Tomorrow,
have probably qualified AZ medal play aud
p1ir'"i them for the first match PLAY round
E",irrda' The outcome was that Mss
Marie q lfl 80, IN" present champion. beat
Miss Maud y N"tmore. by ? M Mrs. W
I%rllowes Morgan beat Miss Jane Sword.
by : W and ! to play Miss XIV beat Mss
a e. Wlls hV z nm and 4 10 IluN and Miss
El,a Hurlbut beat MIR MILAN sbippen.
10y 3 .up and ? to play winners play as
named IN Vi" @"mi-hhals to-day.
Seven returned cards out Of the nf,een
starterI IA We TGmsn,s npnthP hand,9ap
Luce winning the net aud Miss Marion Worth
the gro-~ prize summary
NiV Iao;. "a 80 o. NJ. Marion wor,h. o. o
90 Miss :. Srfymssr leo. 4 100 Miss Pen nsti.
rs - ioi Mr. " I bsody. H. Is io' Mrs
pRiycrrov. oct II. The following matches
have been arranged for the solf team at
country Club. a; Bsia 10. Mcriop County
a. Isvrcnceyille 70. Morrlstown Country
tournament for the cla r championship 81
o." university and ~" possession o: N"
Brokaw trophy cup will begin tomorrow.
,urouD. oct iS-rhe qualifying round
In ne TGWen's Ghsmpionship- Ngs played
ing player qualified ~ the order given
Miss Louise Herrick. Mrs James 4 len
ktns. Miss Bouui. Ieavitt. Miss Gertrude
lrtv,tt, Miss trsua Ieavitt. Miss Viola
Sow"rs. Miss Iva lIoyt. Miss I.llisn llol-
brook
nosroN oct IS An open miis cd foursome
Tournament ~ eighteen holes was held AZ
the Mollaaton club to-day Mi-s Mollie
Adams and 7 " smith Of Mollaston tied
for first prize with Mrs George II Francl.
- tho Hfookline Country club and ! q
lhorp ~ oakley. The net score Of each pair
was 81
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SEVILLE UNDER MARITAL LAW.
striker Hurn the Octroi once. and the
situation l. Desperate.

Spsctai Cabls BsfpIieh % T1tH SrS.
MADRID. Oct i5.-Therci is a general stri ko
on in Seville 81 all the workrnen except
those in the gas and electric works. The
bakers are out and there is a shortage 81
bread. The strikers have rcso rt"d to
violence in order TO close tho workshops
and have burnt the octrni Offices, The civil
authorities are helpless and have handed
the city over 10 the military officers. The
situation is growing desperate.
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r-hlad-lphians Or-r 10 l.et s2s q mat
The, Heat A, and~rorts Coaching u ecord.

~TTiIApIirHlh. oct 18Th" Er'Hiro Tide
Graph l. authority .ur a statement thai nl"m-
bvr~ - IA" iour-'-hsnd club here are Wiling
20 lot t.s.Uu that the Coaching record made
lN co." IhIladstph an- Iu Li'I trip HcNt w-Cs
tutfIg Cd IusuurI O., VI" tluh. IA" Itigg'dph
-.N- fur Vanderbilt party VA wager
> Hn tult tlrfr tara" suunut b" beaten 70
va. Dol. covered vuh bhtlad 'lph.a money
= vsuI,-.N v Ii ou-lhd dult- would make q
tt, -.U 90 - a. the victor an not a.
IHr rfE Co., SOY .u.' bow Tar matter, have pro-
4'.--'d. tgt ! kluv ON men are ready tor
. irp cd -I.h a wager
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16

DID NOT CROSS MEDITERRANEAN.
Coun, de 10 vsulx'. balloon Trip a Failure.

Special Cane DssrairA 10 tins SrS.
PARIS. Oct. 18th cruiser Du Chayla.
which watched tho cruise Of Count do la
vaulx across tho Mediterranean. returned
TO Toulon at . O'Clock his morning with
the balloon and passengers board II
was found at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
tina, II would DO impossible 20 cross the
Mediterranean and thu Count was taken
aboard There was no accident.
on Port Ncndres the wind changed and
forced Count DE La Naulx landward toward
the Pyrenees.
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SHE WILL WE'D PRINCE OTTO.
A~rchduchess Elizabeth Gives Up Her
Hap-burg Rights 60 DO 40.

SpscisI CSks D,spaich o THE SIX.
VIENNA. oct. i5-Tho betrothal Of the
Archduchess Elizabeth. daughter Of the
late Crown Prince Rudolph, tn Prime Otto
of Windischgraetz. is officially announced
Dispatches 20 THE Sur on Oct. - stated
that the betrothal would bo announced
and the A~rchduchess would have 10 re-
nounce her nights ~ a sovereign 81 tho
House OF Hapeburg in order To marry Prince
Otto. Tn Archduohess IL sald TO bc "A
particularly handsome young woman. She
was born on sept. ,, 1883. and wa therefore
~ years Of age a little over a month ago.
Prince Otto is rs and Is a Lieutenant In the
army.
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WORD FROM MISS STONE.
Her Helper neEs hat Pursuit Of the
Brixands lie stopped.

Sp~I9I Cabs Nffrafff y I'M STN.
SOFIA. Oct 1.-THE relatives ~ Nina
Tsilksns. tho helper who was abducted
with Miss Stone. have received a letter from
her begging tha, the pursui, Of the bngands
be stopped lest she and Mise Stone bc muir
dered. She adds that thcy are kept In an
underground hiding place. but otherwise
are treated courteouslv.
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nraId neaIen bN TAYLOR.


LONDON. Oct Is In a thirty-siI hole
professional golf tournament NJ footing
to-day james BRAID made an 80 for the
first half Of the match. = II TAYLOR a 70
and Gray Of IAttlc Hampton 70 White
and Hepburn also made 20 in the first round
At tho end Taylor was lR Jones and
Hepburn were tied for second at 1872,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
Rumors About White star Line Denied

Special cane D1pa,rh 10 Sun,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. iS.-The agents here OF
the White sta Steamship Company again
denv tho story tina, the line has been pur-
chased by n New York syndicate headed
by J. pierpont Morgan h Co. The report
was revived in kilograms from New York
tins morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
BRIrIsH ArCEPT MANN rLLAH.
Niccro, Of India Replies To the New Amc~r
of A~fghnnlS,an.

Sre'iI CaGs pssIs.'eA 10 THr StV.
SIM 4. India. OCT. E.-Lpri tUrron,
81 Kedlrsion. the Nicrruv Of India. has
to the lri;cr 80 the new Amer ~
Afghanlstan announcing ms acc,ts.ou to
TIN throne The Nccruv SAYS VA, h'
Halih Jllah a the nov
Amecr wlth The assent q; the HON" govern
uNerf
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Gar and Italian King No, to Meet.

Sp,rial Cahl, Ds,paioh 10 THR sun.
ROME. oct. i5-lt II officially denied
that King Victor Emmanuel and the Gar
are 20 meet TO discuss the Balkan problem.
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Apathy or the BRITONS.
lord Roseb~ry SAYS That They Need Some
Of our Nervous energy,

Sp,riai Csbi, D,'psfoA 70 Ttr SrS
LONDON, Oct l5-lua a speech at BirninC-
ham to-day Lord Rosebcry complained
OF the complscent nrsthy Of the people of
Great Britain. lie said they needed 20 To-
inoculatcd with the nervous energy Of the
Americans.
he thankful he added. was a motto
that spelled decay b nation tina, was
satisfied was lost
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Va CLAM ron >r0>r Ri>S0u.
Expected Messenger From the IRIS ands
has >oi u-achch >amak 81
SrnclaL Clhe nn,rl,lA 4 nm ~

LONDON, Oct. u 4 u"N~ Az u'y dos
patch from Suna s1v~ u'hu'y ha- arr we'd
from SenaAun o. claim 'lo ransom fur Mt,
ill-n St,r". tho American ulasi.uarN
~hn was ca, furHi - liiraId.. ur tu sI-
nouno, lHf fate
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krli. Herself tn Presence Of Her Daughter

Mrs, Mary Brown, 10 years old, COM
mitted suicide on Monday night. AT her
home. | tpramor street. brooklyn. by taxi
ing carbulic acid She had been al and
d~-pond'nt Tor several months. Her
ten ycar-oid daughter. Irene, witnessed
the act and made a fruitless effort TO pre-
vent II.
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Move Honor, tyr ,on wabJor~~

sg~5ia. ,.as .srrrs H Iur size.
RTHIiN. a. De- a. DO yflsAi. rtai~d
that Emprfut william has conferred uIuu
tlsld Marshal Count Won Nali-r-s--, No
tomuAusdrf-in-t hisf - tho aiioi tDu~-
Ia CHINA. the uidcg of 'PuuI h. Msste'
With oAk leaves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
Maud Come starts for South Africa.

SrSrial CdAs Ds'raioh 10 THF Srs
LoSDoN. Oct 1.-THE Central New
says that Maude Come. tho Irish Joan
of Arc has started for south Africa. The
authorities have cablcd this information
10 the police Of tho principal ports Of South
Africa.
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Naic's ILIccntcnninI t.ancs.

NV NANrN. ont O. MANAGE irbrrs OF
IN" \ be- football s-so,iatllu announced fN..
evening tho upul., 1T tho niles. graduate
eleven thu vNI sIurBr i1 -. syH. .' I..,.
ulN s,frrU,H.H 81 li,yut,u'.a. 900" IH.t
90" ~ y ,r'-e ~. uHttHt. Hru N.flrp.
irrr' ial' N"HHi'uErf o., tsprs. A.
'u'f'T. Ar.-'tHhg. GOV .ud U.aI tu...
N'l. m Tie aH 'HHN or 90 ftIHrT lpfs ..
Nt'ufdH' - If HttlDH Tud Iu HrrIHr. ~ ...
NHl' uf"cfH" u" OF HthiHftt event. If N.
fFI'Fu. % Mob HUa IU Utfai H..FaN ..
|iHIIHe. Nuud q, D.I 90 Aru.aI Tr.,L
'fN.r. l..-iH CO. g. N|s .r.".
arHIu-' dai' nirrr 10 u b. ..f.H
't"'ft IrH'u-I HI..tt tr irH..- af N-dIt.
o. cog 81. Hl-Ial .Ts H'.uff4 Iuf .|I..
htuIfHHrr hY a lak" NufH.R
r,sss - >ssistp sna oth-T s.tt.r 81 in'rr-.s
Co NsuFn
ere ~ " fH1y snt tutfi gfrNI tsud 90 ~ THre~fS
-As,
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Howlina Allsus.

starr UovIing Scsdcmv. $40 West Sath
Private, open aud club AlioNs
Arcade uc4tp.a Tournament Hudson. Ilosls.r
Team y. AND Itrs',lYs Team Nu ,
ntNok',n Royal irrruum League Tnu'nAus0i
Class u Heurfl.tut Council. Adirondack tu"n..
and Rdcrvu1d Council
Greater Nev Nork Ioutnanent-Crninl FULTON
and bens1nNHfSt
bergen tuuuy league NhckruSack NEstr -
lean 40 IS Pioneer
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Last nights Arcade tournament ssn.s resulted
a. follows
Arlington Tram Va. Rush. y. l%ohrmAnn. ".
pefpen,s. ~ kinda, 63 KfsnI. IS. Total. S9a
Arlington. Tram No : Trunk. 40 Msrtens. IS
Bufggtai. "a 1funk. - kupper, 50. Total, $50.
Manhattan Corydon. VI. Jansen. Al WASser
man. - NicbAnk. As. Wright. 81 Total. an
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The United STAIRS Sub Treasury hpwlets forfeited
Their nfsi two games scheduled W b. played Ia the
Bank clerks League toufnamsnt last night. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16

lh.yc boon, arranged foT The s%iT team at
Country Club. ~ Bala 10. Merton Country
club, az Havcrfurd %. ~IAwrenceville school.
~ IRvrruceville 20. Morristown Country
club, az Murrstown. The int.rclass team
tournament for tho ella + championship 81
~" university and ~" possession q! M.
Brokaw trophy cup will begin Tomorrow.
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. Victor 4 Ach-lls, hpvic's raueI - to- Ranrs
In The Commercial L<4suc toutnsmen' last uivht
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BOWLING.
An svrn q. Of 40 "a vas rnlied by Charley ssau
IN the three National League tournament game,
las, night The Defenders made q clean sucep

FfasT GANE.
fxtelSior -iIusrL 100. Rue. ia. Russell. i39
Evans. ta6. Topptn. iT2, Total 40.
u~iendef Meier. leo Terkensis n. 40, Heidi
ia. Eek, 10. STAR. al. Total. S7
SFfpND GAME
Excelsior -Huetef. liza Rue, isl Russell. ia
Evans. taS. Tupp~n. siA. Total. $40
defender Nicer 10y fleekrHsif'u. lSs. Heldt
i33. Eeh. iS4 SNu. ga Total. 9M.
Excelsior nue,.i. 10 Rue. iss. Russell. 10
Evans tai 1oppen. $50 Toll. sc
Defender Meet :Oi Elcctensbin. ISL. ltlfi
iso. Eck. i7s. starr. en5 Total. 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22
METAL.

NEW YORK, March 21.-General
conditions prevalent in local metal
circles were reported of an unsat-
i~sfactory nature. To-day's market
was almost entirely lacking of specu-
lative energy, and trading was con-
fined to a small hand to mouth bust
ness. Tin was about Is points lower
than the close of last night as a re-
suit CT disappointing cable advices and
the bearish average of statistics in
this country for that metal. The mar
ket, however, ruled dull all day, clos
ing at S25.25. The London market re-
ported a loss of Us Sd to ef13 rs Sd
for spot and ELL IS on futures. Cop
per was quoted at $500 and 1870
was the current basis for casting and
electrolytic. Advance IS Cd was shown
in London, spot closing at e6S 13s
Cd and futures at ESQ So Cd. Lead re-
mains dull and unchanged at $437k.
Spelter, though indicating a weak
undercurrent of sentiment was nom
inally unchanged and quoted at So
S7k@921a.
Iron markets were practically at a
standstill and prices nominally I'M
changed. At Glasgow warrants closed
52s Sd, and at Middlesboro 65s AID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22

CHICAGO, March 21.-A break Of 80
cents in May pork was the feature on
Change to-day. This commodity clos
ed SOC lower while lard closed a shade
and ribs 5Q7hc higher. Reaction
from yesterdays wal talk, had a de-
pressing effect on wheat which closed
at a decline of sc. Corn closed Is
and oats Nc lower.
Provisions opened strong on light
hog receipts and higher prices at the
stock yards. May pork 15@20c higher,
at SIT 05@17 10. Selling by brokers
said to be acting for Armour, who was
popularity believed to be In position to
control the market, started realizing
by other longs and May broke rapid
ly to SIG 20. The market paused for
ten and fifteen cents recoveries on the
way down. Meanwhile Armour brok-
ers were open buyers of ribs, their
purchases Appropriated 1000, 900
pounds. This, together with the readi-
ness of the market to absorb pork at
the decline, caused a gradual reaction
in May pork to SIG 45. The close was
55c under yesterday at SIS 35. May
lard sod between 81 S. and 81 95 and
closed a shade up at 81 S1k, while
May ribs luctuated between 81 TOO
81 SO with the close 59712c higher at
81 1907 77h.
Wheat vas only moderately active,
the trade being chiefly Of a profession
al character. At the opening yester-
days rum0r OF a clash at 1ien Tsin
received an offset by easier cables from
Liverpool. Northwest receipts were lib
eral and the Price Current estimated
wheat in farmers hands at AZ, 0O0, 900
bushels more than the government
approximation, with warehouse stocks
at Al, 000, 900 bushels more than the Of
fetal visible supply statement. May
opened Ac lower at 1874 to 1910, but
sold to 76Bc on a recovery OF Ac at
Antwerp. This was followed by a dip
to 76kW%c, and a recovery to 76Ac.
Liberal primary receipts, small sea-
board ~clearances and the announce
ment that trouble between Russia and
England had been settled amicably in
duced further selling and May drop
ped to 1916, closing heavy, 7sc under
yesterday at 76A@%. Seaboard
c~learances in wheat and flour were
equal to 183, 900 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts aggregated 637 600 bushels COM
pared with 679, 900 bushels last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 377
cars against POO last week and 70S
a year ago. Local receipts were liz
cars, none of contract grade.
Corn was moderately active while
the undertone of the market seemed
easy. May scored a small gain early
in sympathy with the pork strength,
and broke later on the same ground.
Moderate buying by commission
houses at the decline caused a slight
recovery towards the end of the SEES
sion. May sold between 41B n
Also and closed 1sc lower at 41Ac.
Receipts 279 cars, 81 Of contract grade.
Cats were dull, ~fiuctuating In sym
pathy with corn. May sold between
25k@24A@ %c and closed Nc lower
at 24Nc. Leading bears were the best
sellers and as the demand came most
Iy from small scalpers the decline was
accomplished. Receipts were l62 cars.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat 70; corn 235; oats ITO cars;
hogs 100000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady.
Wheat-No. 8 spring, 6sA074c; No.
2 red, 75@77Ac.
Corn-No. 2, 4OAc; No. 2 yellow
40Ac.
Oats-No. 2, 25% @26c; No. 2 white,
2S@2SAc; No. 3 white, 27h 02Skc.
Rye-No. 2. SIC.
Good feeding barley Ale.
Fair to choice mailing, 52@57c.
Flaxseed-No. 1, $1.55h; No. l north
western, $1.561h.
Prime timothy seed, S4.25.
Mess pork, per bbl., 1 6.20@16.25.
Lard, per 100 lbs, $7.90@7.92k.
Short ribs sides, loose, s7.70@7.90.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, 6k@
6Ac.
Short clear sides, boxed, ss.12h@
S.25.
Whiskey, basis of high wines, $1.27.
Glover, contract grade, s10.65@
1915.
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was dull. Creameries,
15@21c; diaries, 11@18c.
Cheese fairly active, 10A Q11&c.
Eggs fairly active, fresh. 11&c.
NEW YORK, March 21.-Flour-Re-
ceipts 17,751; exports 4.413; quieter
and rather easy, closing lower to
sell.
Wheat-Receipts 81, 900; exports 75,-
207; spot easy; No. 2 red s1as f. o. b.
afoat; options generally weaker all
day; closed easy at %@Bc net de-
cline. Close: March s0%c, May So9sc,
July s0ssc, September 1890.
Corn-Receipts III .975: exports 10o,-
0e2; spot steady; No. 2 49c elevator;
options opened steady; closed steady
at bc net decline. Close: March ACC.
May 1850, July 46Ac, September 46he.
Oats, receipts 222, 500; exports A.
sos; No. 2, 30A;c options slow but
fairly steady.
Hay steady.
Hops quiet. d.
Hides steady.
Leather firm.
Coal steady.
Beef quiet.
Cutmeats steady.
Lard steady: refined lard quiet.
Pork irregular.
Tallow firm.
Cottonseed oil firm.
Petroleum steady.
Rosin quiet.
Turpentine steady.
Rice steady.
Molasses steady.
Coffee-Spot Rio easy: No. Z invoice
&c; mild, dull; Cordova sG12hc.
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining,
BIC; centrifugal 96 test 4I-32e-
Molasses sugar $3.50; refined
steady.
Wool dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22
BUNS REVIEW OF TRADE.

NEW YORK, March 21.-R. G. Dun's
March 22Hd of the condition OF the
winter wheat crop:
Reports from the branches and a
large number of correspondents in the
winter wheat belt show the condition
OF the growing grain generally favor
able. In Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and
Illinois, the acreage is reduced owing
to partial failure last year, and the
mild winter in some sections has been
unfavorable. Fears are expressed in
some quarters that the ravages of the
Hessian fly will be serious. especially
if the present dry weather continues.
In some sections of Illinois, Kentucky
and Tennessee, the grain was winter
killed and farmers are blowing it I'M
der. Dry weather during the fall
months did much damage in Kentucky
and in Tennessee the ehangeable
weather of the early winter and lack
of rain causing considerable injury. In
Illinois the wet weather is now helping
grain and it is hoped that a continue
ton viii enable the grain to outgrow
the fly. In Michigan the acreage is
less than last year, but the grain win
tered well and damage By the fy will
not materially reduce the crop. The
best reports come from the southwest
In Missouri the grain has wintered we'll
and a large yield is expected. In Kan
sas, Oklahoma and the Panhandle OF
Texas, there Is q considerable increase
in acreage and the condition OF the
grain vas never better; vet weather.
has prevented damage BY the ~. In
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22

.Daiiy. tDaily except Sunday.
Pullman Sleeping or Parlor cara on all
through trains. j. e Buh hE.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
wheeling. West Va.
AGENT FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES.
II. d UNDERWOOD, ID. B. MARTIN,
General Manager. Mgr. Pass. Tranlc.
Baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22

he marSef III colfe futures opened
quiet, 5 points lower. and closed steady
At 501o points net lower. aales. TO-
500 bags.
PHILADELPHIA, March 21.-Wheat,
@@1c lower contract grade March
Tx @7sAc.
Corn, Nc higher; No. 2 mixed March
45A @46.
Oats. steady; No. 2 white clipped.
33c.
Butter, firm; fancy western cream
cry, 22hc.
Eggs, firm and &c higher: fresh
nearby, 13c.
Cheese, firm, fair demand; New York
full creams fancy small 12Ac.
Refined sugars. firm, fair demand.
CINCINNATI, March 21.-Flour,
steady.
Wheat, steady; No. 2 red, 79@S0c.
Corn, Arm; No. 2 mixed 421xc.
Oats, easy; No. 2 mixed, 27Z1 2Sc.
Rye. quiet; No. 2, 55c.
Lard, firm, SITS.
Bulkmeats, firm, $50.
Bacon, firm, $500.
Whiskey, distillers finished goods
firm on basis, $1.27.
Sugar, firm.
BALTIMORE, March 21.-F1our.
steady; receipts, 4.476; exports, 4,772.
Wheat, dull and easy; spot and the
month 77A7Sc; receipts, 23,oS1; exc
ports, 5000.
Corn, dull; mixed spot, the month
and April 45@45hc; receipts. 157,25S;
exports, 222, 203.
Oats, firmer; No. 2 white, 32@35c;
receipts 81, 400.
Butter, eggs and cheese, firm.
TOLEDO, Ohio, March 21.-Wheat,
dull. weak; cash 7S1ac.
Corn, dull, firm; cash 41c.
Oats, steady; cash 28c.
Rye, 53hc.
Cloverseed, 1899 prime, $3.50; cash
and March, $685..
Oil, unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-22
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, March 21.-Home trade
quiet in all departments and little do
ing for export. Brown sheetings and
drills quite irregular. Bleached cot
tons steady in medium and fine grades.
low grades irregular. No feature in
coarse colored cottons. Print cloths
inactive at previous prices. Prints
and ginghams quiet and unaltered.
Business in hosiery and underwear
dull. Wooden goods division I'M
changed.