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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Frank Carter, white boy, eighteen years
of age, was arrested about 1880 o'clock
this morning on 44s street northwest by De-
tectives Horne and Father. Carter had
In his possession lot of lead pipe. which
the detectives say he first claimed he got
from hts home, but afterward stated that
he took It from vacant house near 7th
street and Rhode Island avenue northwest.
Lulu Bowers and Frank Mack. both COL
ored, today pleaded guilty In the Police
Court of violating the Edmunds law. and
Judge O'Donnelf sent each to Jail for fif-
teen days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
Expedition vlsltors,

Delegates of the Executive Commission
ers Association committee of the PAN
American exposition arrived in this city
this morning and drove direct to the
Raleigh, where. they remained several
hours. The party left over the Southern
railway for Charleston, 8. c., where It's
members so to inspect the exposition In
that city.
They will be the guests Of the South Caro-
lima exposition. After an inspection COW
ering Friday and Saturday the COMMITTEES
will leave the southern city Sunday on ITS
return to Buffalo The members of the
committee are: 2. ]. Pierson. Guatemala;
H. e. Dosch. Oregon: c. w. Matheson,
manufacturers representative: A. G. Lack
son. Alaska; George N. Kingsbury, Rhode
Island; Benz II. Lee, Connecticut; Col
Sergio Lusky. Honduras; JAS MacMuIlan.
Minnesota: DR.. A L. Benedict, superin.
tendent ethnology, Pan-Amerfcan exposi-
tion: F. N. SpelIer. Toronto, Canada: 6. {.
Swain, Ohio; J.. A. Yerington, Nevada:
Robert M. Yost. Missouri; j. " Noel. PAN
American publicity bureau. press represent
alive. GEFtIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
Temporary Injunction Dismissed.


p Justice Barnard this afternoon signed q
decree Diminishing the temporary Injunction
and denying the application for the ap-
pointment Of receiver in the case of
Thomas F. McNulty & Co., N. NJ. Mat
thews & Co. and Michael J. Keane against
Paul F. Cain, Patrick J. Ryan, Edward L.
Jordan, Abraham King, Lorenzo A. Bailey
and Asher III. Nopstnger. The decree grants
leave to the complainants to amend their
bill of complaint and name the Consumers
Brewing Company as party defendant
The suit was based on claims Of the COM
plainants against Cain. who conducts a
saloon at sG North Capitol street. The
court was asked to appoint a receiver to
the possession of the business that the re-
ceiver be directed to carry out an alleged
contract Of sale made by Cain with Mop
singer, and, upon receipt of the purchase
money agreed to be paid by the last named.
to deliver to him the premises, and that
any proceeds of the sale be equitably dis
tributed among the creditors Of Cain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
NATIONAL ROGUE TOURNEY.
Cox Still Leading and Warrington
Players Close Up.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NORWICH, Conn.,, August 22.-The fore
noon play in the national rogue tourna-
ment ended with c. G. Cox Of Maiden still
the leader, having six games to his credit
and no defeats. In the game this morn
ing A. NJ. Pyle beat 8. F. McCrosby.
Floyd Cranaka beat Pyle, w. L. Robinson
beat Allan Brown, J. C. Howard, jr., beat
r. c. Graves. A. L. Williams beat II. p.
Howard, g. H. Cooper beat R. W. Messin-
ger, j. N. Davenport beat Samuel Dudley
two games, B. r. Veasey beat c. NJ. Bry-
ant, J. B. Hickman beat F. G. Graves and
Frank Sisson won from F. D. Holden.
The standing at noon was as follows:
Z First division
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22

Mrs. E1speth Kflgour Bradley, the wife Of
Henry Bradley, died yesterday at her late
home. In Potomac, Montgomery county.
Md. Funeral services will be held at the
home tomorrow at Il clock and the inter-
ment will be in the Rockville cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
SHERIFF FIRES ON MOB.
Attempt to Lynch Negro Rapfst at
Ashvflle, Ala.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, August pa
News correspondent at Ashviile wired at
1880 pm that Sheriff North and deputies
had fred on mob seeking to lynch James
Brown, colored, who was today tried and
convicted Of rape. Two members Of the
mob, Walter Blankenship and jamie Blan-
kenship, were fatally wounded.
One hundred shots were fired.
The mob retreated, but are said to be
reorganizing for another attack
Sheriff North Is trying to get in commu-
nication with the governor to secure mill
tia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22

Julia Peyton. Carter has petitioned the
Supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia
to grant her divorce from Marion B. Car
ter The parties We're married in this city
December Is. 1902. Dasertion. HI-treat-
ment, n0n-support and drunkenness ON the
part OF the defendant are alleged by the
petitioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22

Capt. Isaac Pearson Of the second precinct
station has requested permission to extend
a gas pipe from the cell corridor In the
station through window and into the
stable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
Permit Granfed.

r. w. Collins today obtained a permit to
erect a two-story frame dwelling at $50
Howard avenue, Ingiesfde, to cost 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
MI. Ea.sa's cenaition Improving

Mr. John Joy Edison. who for several
days past has been confined to his home.
but not to his bed. by Illness. u improving
rapidly. and expects soon to be about as
usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
> FurnIshed by w. B. Hibbs q Co., bankers
and brokers. 4l0 f st. members New York
stock exchange. Correspondents Messrs Ia.
denburg. Thalmann & Co.. New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22

Ths temperature registered today BY
House & Hermann's standard Thermometer
was al follows: an. IS; II IA. 90: pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
eoLoRED HOY DROWNED.
Body Recovered by Crew Of the
Police Boat

Ben Gordon: colored. aged fourteen years.
whose home was at No. III g street south-
west, was drowned this morning about 8
O'Clock while bathing in the river at the.
foot or 7th street. The body was recovered
harbor boat *rs'T3HsssiA -
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
rrRoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 7.--Closing--wheat-spot dull: No
California 6s 2lpd: No red Western winter. 5s I'D,
No Northern spring. ss 2'sd; futures quiet: May,
5s II 3.d. July IS 11&d. Corn-Spot quiet; American
mixed new. Ss 81. 5mericsn si3 mixed % IS Ilhd:
OLA Peas-Canadian quiet 5s 634d FIour-St. Louis
fancy winter steady SIS Cd Hops at London-Pacihc
f,oas steady f4Gf5 Beef mess.
6ls Sd Pork easy; prime mess, Western. 63s. Hams
Short dull. 42s Sd Bacon dull; Cumber-
cut 25 10 AS Cd short RIB l6 10 "A n Ais Cd
long clear uddes light e to "a ~ as long clear mid
dies heavy IS 10 30 10 Sd: short clear
% II 37s ed clear bellies IA 10 16 10 AIS Cd Shoulders
hned pals. steady ass cd prime Western in terees
GOOD Urted states Sos Cheese dull; finest American
white ass finest American colored. 49s. Tallow-Prime
city 25s: Australian in London dull. 26s Cd
tonseed o-Hull redned-Spot steady. los Cd Turpen-
tine-Spirs easy 27s Sd. RosinConlmon steady, "a
Petroleum-Rehned quiet 74sd. Linseed oil easy. Pas
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-Ynrk AIarch

NeW-Iork March I. 1901.
Reeves almost nominal; feeling firm. dressed beef
steady. Calves active steady veas s4GS7 62is per
100 10 dressed vsas firm sheep firm; lambs 59lnc
sheep. S4HS5: cus 50. lambs SOdSS:
mutton steady lambs Hogs nominal steady
BEENES-Rscepts were y cars. or 357 head all for
export but No trading OF Importance Feeling
Dressed beef fairly well az S1slsc
psr 10 inferior choice sides.
sac. London ana Liverpool cables quoted live cattle
slow I0lz G12c per n. weight refrigerator
beef per n. shipments OF live stock or
fresh meat from this TO-DAY.
CALVESReceipts were 90 head. all for the market.
Demand fair and pens cleared steady prices COM
10 prime veas sold SiG$7 62ia per 100 n:
yard calves were nominal city dressed veals firm at
1z@llc per 10 with selling Il lsc.
country dressed at 731Oc. steady 50Gc
s! 50 per 100 rh do los N. IS so; ia N.
J. Il. Hume Bro; , veaIs i4s 70. at 81 62H; 20
So.
J. q Curtis SON. Sc veals 144 10 at 81 So 54 do 12s
n AZ 81 3T37 10 do 100 S5 so: do at S5
SHEEP AND I4AMBS-Receipts were II 2.21s
heaG, includtne cars for butchers and
market making with the stale stock Il sale
Sheep We're in continued light supply and
slow but nrm 20 1oc higher; So held
Common to choice sheep sold at si4S5 100 N: culls
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
EXPORTS Tn-nAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-NOTk. March :. 1901
cOFFEE-The early market exhibited 4 decided dis
-ostior Go better, though ruling irregular some
srsut There nothing the early foreign news 10
warrant an advance here; the contrary. the Official
sivoss conduced produce gneasness IN bull circles
But private cables brought Of sharp advance
,hs RIO exchange rate, which caused advance of s
nuts can and prompted brisk local and foreign
covering Later advices from HaNTe showed a ed-
vance Of franc and corresponding Improvement
suited At the feeling locally quite firm
prices to Is points net higher. sales call
1900 bags 26 bags. Thereafter trading
desultory and the midday gain dwindled down
partial points advance the close. with the feeling
steady Total transactions FOR the day footed I'D so BOO
hsg Tie bearsh influences of the session a
condition OF affairs both RIO Santos tthe latter
DROPPING 100 reis) ana movement
ths interior receipts bags while the
total port receipts aggregated 5000 bags. United
warehouse deliveries were quite liberal. is bags
The market for spot coffee ruled dull but steady.
uicss holding 70 yesterdays figures. No : Rio was
Quoted 7i.e The following cesraaces were reported this
1000 bags.
Tho range Of contract prices market to-day
va as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chi:aso March 7.-Cattle--Recepts. 5000 head: In
cuding ot0 Texans; generally steady Gamers Lover
good TO prime steers IS O5q$6 IS poor 10 medium - 6G
- % he.fers 50 70QS4 50; s2dS2 co. bulls SLOW
81 eoqS4 25 steady S4GS6 25, Texas fed steers
Sass So Texas So 35sS4i Texas bulls s. %
gS3 90 HOss-Receipts to-day. GOO head; morrow
1000 left $500 opened shade higher; closing we
top, s. 65 mixed and butchers. s. 35QS5 g. q good 70
choice heavy $5 5GS5 rough heavy, So 3DdS9 a. g
80 35$5 so. bulk Of sales. 81 4TaGS5 51l7 Sheepte-
ceipts 1900 head sheep lambs steady 70 SLOW
god 70 choice wethers 81 So4$i So fair TO eh2ee msxed
T41$4 40 Western sheep 81 55a$4 So Texas sheep 81 %
g$ 75; native lambs 81 50a$5 %; Western lambs $50
Cincinnati. March Hogs steady 81 4OQS5 so Cattle
steady 81 25GS4 - sheep steady. S2QS4 % LanoS
steady. s40s5 60
East Liberty. Cattle steady: extra 50 o9a
50 90 prime S5GS5 common. S3G$3 15 Hogs higher
Irtme mediums and heavy Workers. - SCtSo So sn6
YoreTs s. mass So heavy hoss 8 7ogSS 90 Pisa sS & SO 10
roughs. $4GS5 25 Sheep steady choice weherS "a 5U9
81 50. common. $2d$3 choice lambs, 50 5Ogs9 S' co
mon to good. SfqS5 So; veal calves. So 50gS'.
East Buffalo 7.-Receipts: Cattle cars, s1eeP
and lambs II hogs 10 cars shipments ca{ee'
sheep lambs. hogs, II cars.
There three loads Of Canada stockers on sa+e; a
&C. bunch selling 81 -. Sheep ana .4tos
mand top price s. TO- the bulk or the saLts
81 s. pretty good lambs. Choice 70 extra hdV
lambs 5O1$5 good choice 50 20d - 90
fair 81 50IS3 25 sheep, choice 10 extra, - ,o"*3
choice 81 50dS4 Tj Hogs-M3rket seaoy, h4N
mixed s0IS5 S5; Workers - 700 - ~ piss -
GE5 rough 20Gs5 80; $4Gs4 so Close steady
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08

az So good s5 sOGs6; dressed mutton
STEADY at 6-a4Sc 10 dressed lambs firm at S4S1c'
carcass
Sa!es-E I. Kerns & Co. 40 Western lambs. 1o1 p
average SO per 100 Ohio 81 70. s5 SS 1l6
G9 . M a. S. So POS Western DO 81 n. az s. So -
j H Hume Bro: ls4 lambs. IS n. at So ISL
I - - 10 az 3 STA 10 do SO 10 AZ 81 so state sneep
Mcpherson & Co is9 Ohio lambs 50 n at IS 90: 1s5
Buffalo do n. at So go
HeV{on q Co: lss State lambs. 90 n, az So
l. harrington; 1S9 Ohio lambs. IS 10, at SO
Culver date yesterday: 10 Indiana larnos'
o. ~ az 80 %; l6 Indiana sheep ll5 10. at 81 20
OGS-Rccepts Il cars or $50 head. all for the
slaughterers None sale live weight No.nnaIy
seady at - 6OQS6 100 10 inferior prime hoS
SounIy dressed in moderate demand 5i2QS-c per 10
salesIJ n Hume & Bro date yesterday; 20 State
pigs, III n average. a SO 100 70.
Judd = Co tlate yesterday; 13S mixed western hoes
lAa II
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
SOUTHERN corrox MARKETS.

Galveston March Gotten easy; mddng 13-I
low middlne sac: ordinary, a-16c receipts 3Ss
Britain, 55I5, TO France 1906:
10 the Continent 35I coastwise 3s25 sales ISL stock
162.l75 -,--,. --,,s,,-- a.. -.
m3dnc 9Iec good ordinary. la-l6c; gross receipts
Memphis March Cotton steady: middltng l31lec:
low radinP l-l6c good ordinary, 3-l6c net receipts.
72s bales: gross. ll99: shipments, 257o sales $500;
savannah March 7-cotton quiet and weak; middling.
s%c; middling, Sisc receipts zoo oales' exports
clastwise sales 26S stock. S0.SSe ,,,,,-
New-Orlean<. March 7-Cotton weak m4ddli4s: dia:
6 mGdiins. lS-lbc; ro1 ordinary S-ioc
net receipts 6O9 bales 6232 experts to the Con-
tinent. 22O0, sales 1000 stock. S662-2
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
&c 1nNnoN WOOL MARKFr-

London March IA sale g. 794 bales Of sheepszns
held to-day There was full attendance but there
Composition was fair about January The de-
mand for crosshreds satisfactory and prces
Wer lower mainly medium full wooled
grades Following the sales New south Wales. 80
bales clothing and conhirg 4s as i1d Victoria, 1884
bales clothing and eombinE, 2S4o-td south Austr1iia
s76 bales clothing and conIbing 2ssqed. Tasmania.
844 bales: clothing combing ss45l4d NewZealand.
s9S bales clothing combing Sl4 16sd BuenOs Ayrss
= bales; cotnng and comblng ga Ssd. Punta Areas
2OS bales. clothing and combtng, 3Q5Ssd
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
Railroans.
LackaWanna Railroad

A DvERTIsBMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Office. No. I242 Broadway
north CT Slstst until o'clock p advertise
the following branch oices at regular
ofnce until O'Clock viz 254 sth-ave. e
23d-st 6th-aVe.. 12th-st.: Macys sth-ave
I4th-st.. l42 Coumbus-ave West e6th-s; lOs
42d-st. 6h-ave; 92 East 14th-st; 25T West
42t-s. between 9TH and stn l59 47th-s s3S
3d-ave. bstween 10th 77th sts 1925 sd-ave near
6lst-s 1TOS 1st-ave seth-st; T56 fremont
ESQ 3dave. stst; 554 sd-ave: 21o BIeecker-st;
S25 Bleecker-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08

esssr fsics speeiaI Liverpool cablessro oao
sne.Rn ~ sfp neles. speculation ana evnrr. Soo
cling uDis5S receipts 300: american IA - 80
pints love Futures opened barely SEA, no
tss.h Marcb Gsiet 2'zes points net lower MAJ
ssne s575ss 1 1HpT 55ss Aprli-aisy 457iIb Ma Ms;
ociober alcer si6h b. Seper1her %
.hester-yer9 2as octOber- -Noven1be- %. rr.,sp
ssry but rot a a.lS ara unchanRed Cl1tbs ,fo az
fsr al AND NEAI,-Thora ma -,
y Shest s,. uisness slack ana local - Iarke'
ne psr 81 lowed little dispos| =, ,, tts
Spng os,a,te ttea mills having nour in 49, ssit -
= 5s5 s0 NeT, quoted ss0ss 30. v,. ia i.et
e z5: exty. ,,'f Patents. So e0Hg4. surn0
Y soGs2 "a. - - winter. 50 7O0S2 - eSfrs ~ . Ehe
sr,ty,, s5aee SIS G06sl0 50 spot ana - ~ILt.i
tLorR-Fi-rn" LAT FLOCR-s2 IOas2 - " "'r5yT IET
fancy 81 - gleied- Fair good - 80, "a a.
Ill.,. FErYSS me white ye0R 81 "a
4S2o tscts strong Quoted: Sprine bran s 'sya ssa9
suk sisGSio aE'iNe. 200 ib SIS s0akls sn-t,s SO
sslsis s0 c.afe winter bran SIS 5oG 500 .t,s ptsn
e!eake sIa. tfhinfal, ges nseed olcsEe so7 @ @olan
oRAIN-r-55fs,s.Ig chop S7 30: oilmeai sos 80 corn
made ma THE rather nnOve Le,ae-,1
al os, me grain marker yes;erasv rssTI oNeItures
vas hoped ~ - me course q the market fo-dsv -
would rsks ~ Lnt cErectel. that The foraie,
not Only iy res Dcnse 70 the advance vlcb
lng &C. bove,s tnsThet bat Chicago lnges5 80 49,
cline of Mit = Lne early English cables reDorfea -
TIE 'zu while Paris feDOrfed "a ne
Frsnce We ,l..ri 1ernit subject as The V,es,l. a.
ny fhs s.,elhsn Beng quite unsettled For ms c
70 over sl.ef conditions Il auyrhnr ,se-ar-te
irsoes rss being fenersliy accordinr 10 rt,s,.
roc 80 ton IN the important loealsrsS n-se
vi" iof spring cultivation. following generous
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March 4 p. m-Cotton-Spot--lncreas sed
demand; prices 3-32d lower American middIng fair
lied good middlinC. 532d; nidding Sd; low mid
ding Is l6d; good ordinary 4e-l6d; ordinary 5-l6d
The Of the day l40o0 bales of which LOCO
for speculation and export, and included l3,4OO
American. Receipts 1000 bales all American Futures
opened quiet and closed quiet American midding m G.
March a 5s-64G4 59,64d BUYERS; March and April
May and June 57-6ia4 5ss4d sellers. July,
sellers. July and August 55-e4a4 5664d buy
ers August September 1 46-64G4 4T-S4d buyers;
Septeniber 1 46-64d4 47-64d buyers; October. c.
- fid buvers. October and November. 20-6id buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits was again easier sympathy
the South and l2c below last nights close
ana easy In tone. Rosn quiet and tar steady. We
quote
TAR-Regulars. SO do oil bills. So -.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3Si2 = 1ISSc. - - =. -. -
EOSlNCommon to good strained, 81 60; e 81 90; 2
20: G. 70: H 81 Sod$I !. 81 90GS1 So K s. co.
NJ 81 $3.50 20: n 81 20. " G 81 20: W W. So 90,
STOCK IN HAND
Rosin 35594 Dds
spirits tuTpentlne
Charleston March 7.-Turpentne-Nothfs doing. RoSin
firm. unchanged
savannah March 7.-Sprits turpentlre firm. &c; re,
ceIps bbs: sales 361 exports 379 2osin hrrn ana
unchanged. receipts 1917 bbl5; exports Sl56
Wilmington March T.-Sprits turpentne firm, 80
SEC receipts. % casks Rosin-Nothing dons' Iecepts
Crude turpentine quiet 81 2 ana 81 5V receipts
80 bbIs. Tar firm. 81 2O receipts, 2is obls
London March T.-Turpentine-SPirtts. 2's
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08

The basis ~ eosea an Nth quotations Lice lower on
were sales. 90 ha'=s southern spot rarkets
sSc: SsTss4 as Follows Mobile easy. lsc lower al
----aH C-ief ana ~-r~k UNCHANGED 70
rninrop w., and STEADY &c love- n sNc. wi
lover 2, - ccaeaangea. ~ 6t.c; N1rfrk cuet lie
Augusta outs, Baltimore -cmnal u..caalzed az o..
lower Al So ioWer ~ sc. 8 I.1us dcI. l-lGc
noffoV A.. ed r-..iufF fc- Orleans to
week and Rg - ~ bc,cs sgairst So haes last
tsss sS % es iast Esart Houston 40 10 rf9
80 q year ago - "-'"s -ss' week ana 2,4ti
p1red pi,s - me ports ana interior points to-day con,
~ ne same day last week sna lsst yea ~
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08

A DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions foT The Tribune
- received their Uptown Office. No 12i2 Broadway.
I'd door north OF 3lstst until o'clock p advertise
snts received at the following branch Offices regular
rates until O'Clock VIZ 2o4 Sth-aVe. s. e
cor 23dst; 152 6th-ave., I2th-st Macys. 6thave
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
s.12 A NJ and 3.35 P. NJ. Daily. except Sunday, to
Ptttsfeid: Sundays only a g. 20 A VI.
pullman cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices at 113. 261. 1916
Union Sc W. 215 Columbus 133 125th St,
1-fth s. and 13sh St Stations York and Ts3
Fulton St and 1O4 Broadway. E. d. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3Sth Street, New Central
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence
Westcott Express Company -
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE IT
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New York. foot Of Chambers
follows. and minutes earlier from ". 2Sd ST.:
900 m Daily-Solid train for Buffalo Arr-
Bin ghamton. Waverly. Elmira Bradford. Coaches.
paror and cafe dining car 70 Buffalo.
ESQ Daily.-Chlcdgo Linited-Fast Mail-Sclid
train Chicago arriving g. 20 Cleveland a.
Seepers 10 Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
$50 p Daily--BurIalo and Cleveland Express-Arr-
Buffalo 105. Bradford . 20. ana Yolngs-
town To- a. m Cleysland 1880 ?. m Saeepers Blf-
9.15 D. Daiy.--Soid train for Binghanton wav.--
~ Elmira Chicago. Sleerers Buffalo. Chicago Cinciu
natl. Dining
TICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
IL ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. 113. 25I 4Sl and 95T
Broadway. 157 East I25ts St and 27s West l25th ST.
Chambers and West I'D St ferries NeV-Yorx: and
SEQ Fulton 81, sS Broadway Brooklyn; I22 River S.
Hoboksu. Jersey City Station Nevv-Yors
calls and checks baggage destination ~
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. March :, 1901.
BEANS AND PEAs-The receipts OF domestic stock
light hut 600 boxes foreign
rived On the Lacrona from Fiume Trieste
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo March Flour steady. Wheat. spring dull:
old r1ixed ana new No ! Northern store SIC asked
rnter nominal: No 2 77i2c: No white, '64:e on
track here Corn and easier. No yellow. 44t4
$50. 10 . do 44c: No corn. 44c; No corn 4$-sc
lover No white. 81 a$ nc: No 90 3075 gS9sac; no
unsettled no demand offerings TO arrive on opening or
navigation liberal Rye, No l track 5'c; No q ooc
Chicago March THE leading fEures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08

rain ana snops These and the fact that
market was without speculative support gave local sent!-
WIN The fTsi sales the basis Of 20 ll-16c
.>eN-hork market ara 151sc Chicago
Nhhe chicaEo declined 10 I5c. The closing showed
.oss Of Ac al Nev-York ard Iz6 ssc az Chicago with
me zone Of both markets finally weak IRE local
Fss was increased by the apathy q exporters Fary
IN we session they sold grain. and later they failed
70 hep matters by their indifferent attitude toward
"a sp9iies They either without oTeTs altogether
or keyed low business although holders
ere more disposed 20 sell and they had the advantsge
IN cash wheat 1872 bush including SS 900 at the
oItots. with the market closing the basis or Sso
sor 10 ,Ho H9 red Differences for export we're we're
SPOT I12c over M9y No ! Northern New-York spot
spot 1lc over Nav: 40 hard Manitoba &c over Nay
chicago spot. +%c Nav. No Milwaukee spot lac
over May CORN-The market for corn was dull and
ruling unusually dull for these du times. Much OF
ne session the corn ring entirely deserted and the
May ane July options. The whole situation
IltGres Tas cutie nominal with cables against the
and 70 larger Advises from the West
Gated weak undertone speculative sentiment The
vita the market finally DUH and nominal with No
quoted AZ i61sc. b: No white, 4Issc. b, and No
yello7, 4!sc for export sales of cash corn were
s"5@' bush Including 336Go at ouporis Difierenc.s
for eHport. were follows: No corn spot 6isc
Oyer chioaso May: No white corn &c over Chicago
May; No yellow corn. Sac over Chlca2o -lay
OATS-The market for dull and nominal, with
declining tendency There little speculation at Chi
the basis OF 24ss T25 316c for May with the
market West finally showing decline % &c.
Locally active business in cash supplies
with sales footing 23 600 bush end Quotations as 9
10 white 32l-c. track mixed. 5oiz G$2c track white
so western is quoted a: Sc and No Western Gle,
hc-h o state J6G57-.-. BARLEN-Market
du Feeding quoted iGg4Sa and mating at G2a7oe.