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New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
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NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-In the

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-In the
Opening Improvement Of the City York by the
ing BY the Mayor. Aldermen and Commonaty the
mens and premises in the Twetysecond Ward Of the Gt
New York bounded by Eleventh and Twelfth Avenues
streets duly selected. located out as and FOR
q PEs s the ana n IF I We " The the
Commissioner OF Estimate in the above entitled
Laws 1857 hereby give .he owner or owners
TO or interested in the lands tenements heredsmens and
peceeding and to all others whom may coneT @
First That we have competed our estimate @ and
Transcript of such estimate and assessment
% hs pepa4@ent Of Public Parks for the ss S
second That the Board Of Street Opening and
sn a6e4 @ @4d % e m | o 1884, Rs has P0T9s rS o;
mined tha. seventyve per cen, 5Sf1 Of the expense
assessed the May9r Adsrmen En- and Sommonalty Of
that the such should be assessed upon
TIE property persons and estates Z! De benefited by
said part or balance f SAID should be as
On hs north by 5stS street, on the south by 4h
Street by Ninth Avenue and the west BY
Third: That the our assessment ,or benefit
and I Being in the area last described iS''s
b. t.d BY the al .d and 5 h
m1y % o6S dsS to S 4e m @ Sr pnSeo pnS eat e His S %s ain
their objections such estimate IN wri.ns with
aildas ysa Bow in IN s4s orosSS 5 Mania
OF iss Snd snaI W ths n Ssc- Iast ab T hear
such subsequent days may be found necessary.
Tn 9T oTrt oG Of pers s a h1e9 ~ w y YORK M o to h
% IN s CIV be Of fe 1 a Yo4 I m Brd On he Of
on day Of April 1901 at the opening of
after IS Counsel can be heard hereon motion viii bs
made that hs said ss ssPO1 ,ad2 Be confirmed
S5sSSfF5 $HsSsf FSEaa ~lHSrs Commissioners,
,ocSr1II
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago March 22-Cattle-Receipts, 10 COO including
100 Texans Steers steady Butcher stock weak:
feeders nrm Good to prime steers. s5GS6 poor 20
medium IS T5ds4 90 stoc6ers and feeders active 81
ass 65 COWS 65lS4 S; heifers So 7oS4 ca: Gamers
slow s2aS2 bulls steady 81 75fs4 81 calves steady
strong Texas fed steers e4GS3 Texas grass
steers 50 f0ds4 Texas bulls. 81 51as3 10 Hogs-Re-
over / 500 opened &c lower closed
Ton s6 10; mixed butchers 50 S50s6 Is; good to
choice heavy s8qS6 Is: rough heavy s. s5S5 oo light
81 s5Gs8 O5 bulk OF sales. s5 0Te9s6 o. Sheep-Re-
ceips 1000 Sheep and lambs about steady. Good 10
choice Nethers Si T5GS5; fair to choice mixed 81 5of
"a So Western sheep 50 75Gs5 Texas sheep. yearngs
81 75aS5 TO- lambs. 81 1885 40; Western lambs.
s. 20TS5 80. - ..--... -
tie steady So 25as4 %. Sheep strong 81 5O6S4 so.
Lambs active higher. 81 50Gs6.
Fast Liberty March 22-Cattie steady. Extra, s. 30
q 81 65: prime. 50 20Gs5 40 common So 25ds4. Hogs
active and higher. Prime mediums. best Workers. and
heavy hogs 30; light Workers S6 15s6 g. good
pigs 81 o0s6 and pigs. SGs5 I5; roughs.
common SO 5OGs3 choice lambs. S5 T5ds5 s.;
to good SASS 65: veal calves. s6dS6 rs
Fast buffalo March Pc ReceIpts-Catte 1876 cars;
tie l25 cars; sheep and lambs. 10 hogs -
CattIe-OnIv load sale; good demand strong at
Mondays prices. Calves in good supply active demand
on quoted choice extra. 81 25G}sI CO. good TO
choicc S7Ts7 25 sheer ard lambsOnerEss. Co loads;
demand for top arade lambs active basis Of S. $;
common 10 S55fS5 Is; sheep. yearlirgs S5dS3 d:
wcthers S5as5 OK: fair sheep. 50 759SS *.
Hors-Market active on good weight hogs and hgher on
medium heavy, SO 3od SO a5 MIXED. Sc 2iI
30 Workers SO I5sG 90 pigs s6S6 10 rcrghs s. COG
81 go: stags. 81 25dSi II The close was firm.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
Monte of Gnmmons.

n Y. SUPREME COURT. County of New
-'' York.-Anton Uhcr, Plaintiff. against Anna Cher.
Defendant divorce Summons.
To above named defendant: You hereby
rnonc1 to answer complaint in this action
Of the plaintiffs
Nrhin twenty (2N days after the service this
mons exclusive Of service: and your
failure appear answer; Judgment will be taken
against default for the relief demanded the
connIaint Dated: York. March is. 1901
JONES & NEsKARDA. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office and Postofice address, No 800 Broadway. New
" Y.
Won by publication pursuant "a an order OF the Hon.
Of the Justices OF the supreme
coIrt Of the Stale York dated the 18th day of
March 1901 with the complaint in the Office of
of New York at the County Court
House. the said County -
IOSFS & NE,KARDA. Attorneys for Plaintiff. No 300
broadway New York. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, March 22.-Cotton middling. ssc low
niddling 7&c: good &c. receipts 1919 bales
sales 1920 bales; stock. 1896 bales.
Baltimore March 22-C'0ton nominal: middling, SIC
low mddng Is lee: good ordi7sry, S-l6c: net re
ceIps receipts. 6S, bales; exports to
Great Britain a6 bales; the Continent. s61 bales
stock. i. .ao2 bales.
Savannah. March 22-r'otton auiet; mddng S 3~16c
middlnr l6c recepts 1851 bales EXPORTS coast
wise bales: sales $50 bales stock 100 100 bales.
Memphis. March 22-Cotton quiet; middins slice
low madng I 7-16c: good ordinary. 11-6c; net
CENTS i24 bales: gross receipts. 6Tl shipments
2n7 bales 500 bales; 1901. 1S5 102 bales
do 1900 T5,0IS bales.
New-Orieans March 22C'o,ton hrrn middling, S-16c
low midline 7-16c good ordinary. 6II-I6c; receipts
e27 bales exports Great Britain $500 bales: to
Continent 1000 bales; coastwse. 2241 bales: sales.
bales; stock. 323. 202 bales.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
t.oNnnN woo1. MARKET.

London March 22-The offerings the wool auc-
on sales to-day numbered 14740 bales The attendance
was good nd free Americans
conpeed eagerly Tor suitable paid full
Sor medium greasv Superior crosshreds
firm. Mernos generally 10 per cent higher
of clip with ready sale Fol-
lowing are the sales: New-South Wales. $500 bales;
secured S%dGls 30: greasy. 39si2d Queensland 22eo
baes scoured pi.dGIs 81 d. greasy, 6dlGad Victoria
3S0e bales secured eia1s SID 4ll l2d. South
o'ad. West Australia 40 bales; greasy. 40 New-Zss
or Good Houe and Natal 800 baes; secured 1sf1s "a
greasy rt7iaa MoEtevideo IS bales; greasy 5a0Thd,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool March % ?. nn.cottonspot in increased
demand: prices S-32d higher; American middns fair
: sood l5-lGd; nid1lnE. 4s4d; good
orainory 5-1ed: low niddlng LED ordinary LIED.
Tho sales If 10000 bales. Of which 500
for speculation and export and included $500 American
receipts 1ooo bales. including 0n american Futures
ding | m March 436id sellers, March and April.
49;4f1 az S4d buyers April Nav a. Gid sellers
May ana June 4-647i 426id buyers: June and July
: and August, 40e4d value: August
and eeptennhe~ Se-64d SELLERS September 366sd SELL
October. 14-6id nominal October and Noven
her = o io-G4d nominal. November and December.
z o = nominal
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

f4df4 15s Bsef-Extra India easy, 61s Sd Pork
Prime Western steady. 63s Hams-Short cut IA TO
1e 10 44s Lard prime Western in terces
Ais; American refined. pals. Ais 3d. Bacon strong
Cumberland 20 so 10 ass Sd short rib. Is 10 "a
10 AZ. Cd long clear middles light Is 81 10 as sd
long clear middles heavy So 10 40 r. IL. Sd short clear
backs Is 20 10 3as I'd bellies. IA 10 Is n. i6s
Shouders-Souare: IL 10 is NJ strong Sos Sd Butter
5n snes, ,nIa sVs g9oo alsrissn' & LII
prime city 24s Cd London 2Ss Cottonseed
o-dull refnedSpot firm. 2os Cd Turpentius Spirits
quiet 2Is 3D. Rosin-Conmon steady. As Cd Petroleum
Refined quiet 1ssd. Linseed oil fJrn, 24s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
e-l2 A. NJ and 335 P VI. Daily except Sunday.
Pfttsfeid: sundays only at a NJ
Pullman on all through trains
Trains illuminated PinJsch Light
Ticket offices i13 261. 41j 1916 Broadway n
Inion So W. go Columbus Ave, 15S West 1e5th s..
1Sth l3sJh Stations. York: SIS and 726
Fulton ST. and 10i Broadway, = D. Brooklyn.
Telephone '9Gc Street. York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN E-TTEN GEORGE II DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

SPOT cotton closed firm with prices nc higher on me
bsyis N ? Ice Tor nlddng upland and s11-16c Tor
ns4lng Gulf Sales bales. Southern spot MARKS
NeHOrleans Arm unchanseo
3-l6c: Mobile Arm, ice lower ct SC: saNaRnah ma
higher 3-l6c: Charleston nominal; Mi
rning+on frnn 1ncharged sac; Norfolk quiet IN
rhaneeI Sc: Baltimore normal. unchanged al -
higher. sac ST Louis quiet un-
ohanged az 7-I6c. Estimated receipts tonn2crow az
600 bales 4.5OO bales aCainst o13o
tales last veek 72a9 bales year ago AZ Houston
400 bales compared with SSol haies
last week and !. l03 bales year ago
Receipts az the ports to-day ana Tor me
week compared with the totals OF week lf+Nious
and week year:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
ERIE RAILROAD.

leave New York, foot Chambers S.
as follows and minutes earlier from W esd 81;
m Daly--Soid train Buffalo. Arr m
Bnghanton, Wavs-ly ElHira and Bradford Coaches.
parlor car and cats dining car Buffalo.
s.3O d. Daiiy.-ChicagO Lraited-Fsst MaiI-Sol't
train to Chicago. arriving 20 Arr Cleveland J4o
Sleepers Chicago, Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
1.So Daily.IBgFslo and cleveaEd Express-Arr.
Buffalo Bradford Jamestown zoo -
town 1927 Cleveland 1850 p. sIeepers 70 But-
p.IS u n. Daily-SDiid for Bi1shamton
". Enira Chicago Sleepers TO Buffalo. Chicago Ctr-
FINCKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS az Ill. l1S, e61. 4Or aS7
Broadway 151 Eas, l25th St, and 21s West 125th ST..
Chambers and WsSt 23d ferries. Nsv-York: S3S
S6O Fulton ST. 9s Broadway. Brooklyn; 22 River ST.
Hoboken. and JERSEY City Station. Nev-TOr
CO. calls for and checks baggage 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
Chicago. March 22-The leading future. ranged fol-

spring wheat e7a74c; No red 7edIsisc; 30 ? corn,
21'4 02ss4c; No white, 2T4acS1zc; No 5SG532c
feeding barley choice mating barley
4S65sc No l haxseed 81 "a; No 1 Northwestern. - 5S
prime timothy seed 81 2oS4 25 clover, contract grade
100 ~ 81 9oasT 92s: short ribs sides doose - Sass
dry 'boxed) SO T short clear sides
(boxed). s. 25SS 27le; whisksy. basis Of high wines
%: sugars. unchanged. on the Produce Ex
active creaertes 15321c dairies 141s Cheese fairly
active. 10l4 G11s4c- Eggs dull; fresh. 119sc-
Cincinnati March 22.-Flour quiet Wheat steady; No
red. 79159lsc. Corn quiet; No mixed 42i2c. Oats
steady; No mixed 27%62sc Rye easy: No :. 59c
Duluth March 2c-vheat-Cash. No hard. 5Sl2c; No
July, ~ sac. Corn 3s9sc Oats 26G25ssc
milwaukee, March 22-Wheat lower; No ] Northern.
74z9I4@c; No Northern, 11i2TT2lec- Rye higher No
l. Barley steady No ,. 56d57c; sample. tOQSSc
Minneapolis March 22-wheat-Cash. T4lze; May, "a.
Northern, 74jzc No Northern. eslaQ7oac- Flour and
bran unchanged
Philadelphia March 2e-wheat 14c lower; contract
grade March T1lz97sc. Corn hc lower; No mixed.
March 4516iJ4.c Oats steady; white clipped 33c
22sc prints PC nearby &c; exceptional lots &c
and fair demand; fresh, nearby, 12ssc do
Western. 13c do Southwestern. 1Sc do Southern 12c
Cheese firm but Quiet New-York fun creams. fancy.
small 121.c choice 1Oa.9l2c. Receipts-Fiour
bbs 1.31TONO 10 in sacks wheat. 10000 bush
10000 bush; IS 900 bush Shpments-Wheat,
1900 bush; 2J.O00 bush; oats. IL. 900 bush.
St Louis March 22-Wheat-No = red. cash. 7Sc: May.
39s.c May. 30 "a 40c: July. 40%c OatsNo cash. 26c;
May. 26c; July. 245.c No 2 white, 2Sisc.
Toledo March 2Wheat active and lower: cash. Tsl.
May. 79@c July, 5slc Corn dull and steady cash Sic
53lzc C1overseed active and firm; lss9. prime. So
cash and March, So fS October 81 60. Oil unchanged
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

COTTSDN-CoaditiODs the Cotton Exchange were &c
opening ADVANCE
Of from i q points. further improved little May
sold s.d3 70 July from 500 TO SOS ana
October from 739 742 The closing these positions
was respecfivey see SOC and 79. The general mar
ket closed steady advance Of from i 10 20 points
TIE Improvement largely based on an advance o
4ai 96id Liverpool with the spot naIhet
higher active the Ensl-sf
had been looking for such
foreign market. until many lsd ',ecDHe
discouraged trade large here was hslllN
prepared uplift that Liverpool furnished me
resp. however. immediate and generous Al
classes traders bought chiefly the shorts wltn
NeV-Oreans leading factor. buying right ana left IN
the market. with orders from The South Ior Cover
rather than Investment account
investment orders generally OF a betteF
class than here for long time past as wen az
the forenoon the bear contingent
heretofore profitable practice Of sels
bull hltt market bailed them out ana
they disposed 10 sell Later he
contingent covered indusfriouslF
taking caused the market 70 close te gIder e mh
line however, remained more ouIiLsI
than bearish but an traders admitted that
much depends upon tomorrows cables as 10 me future
market: during the after part = ae ses
sion therefore trading of conservative orof ra
Friaay the following Saturday the Cotton tchange
wil be closed
Of prices in the local market 10
f2v v-as
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 2-Clos.ng-Wheat: Spot hr.n: No /
California, 6s 3led; No red Western winter. 6s 10 l
Northern sprng IS 3i1d: fuurss quiet; May 6s 8Ad;
July es I'd Corn-Spot firm: American mixed new.
3s i094d; American mixed. old. ls nd futures quiet:
Canadian steady IS nd Flourst Louis fancy winter
steady. IS Cd Hops London-Pacihc Coast steady,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

Again the market prices the 4c gained
yesterday feeling prevailed. fair volume
OF business quiet steady
We quote:
TAR-Reguars. So: oil. bhls, So I5.
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE- 1a3Iisc.
RoslN-Common to good strained. 81 ~; 81 IS;
81 70 e. 81 T5; H. 81 s0sf SIS; 81 a0ds1 e5 X 81 oS
NJ 50 15as2 20; y 50 40; " G. 81 90 and " ", So 60
STOCKS.
spirits turpentine 2Ses opIs
Charleston March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing
Resin firm unchanged
Savannah March 2a-sprits turpentine firm. SAC:
ceip 29s 65ls sales S@2 exports lS3 Resin 1Tm an
F. 81 $3ds1 g; G, 81 s5@s1 20 T. 81 80; 81 Is; n
Wilmington, March 22.sririts turpentine quiet s2a
3 3'ec receipts, 345 bbls. RosinNothng doing receipts
~ ehs Crude quiet, 81 l"S2 10; receipts
hbls. Tar steady. 81 If; receipts 234 bbs.
London. March 22-Turpentine spirits, 2is
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo March 22-Flour steady. wheat-spring
steady; No Northern. old small lots SIC; winter. buy
trs and sellers too far apart quoted No red &c; No
white. isc; mixed, IS1sc. Corn stronger No yellow.
45l. 4S'sc; No do. 4taa45c No corn. 4tIsa+i%.c
white. 3144c No do 30l.c 2 mixed. noninally
2sstc No do quoted 2Sl4c. through billed. Rye-
Active inquiry; market track sold Sec
No , Go. 5Ii7c.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
Railroads..
NNSYLVANIA
s. RAILROAD.

EkAAA3toIAO
STATIONS foot .. West Twenty third Street and
fg The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets Is five minutes later than
station. except where otherwise noted.
loo A VI FAST MAIl-LimIted 70 Two B9I,et -
sssss ss New No JS soseb 70 ps'ouF 5 sssPs Car 0urs
Az a. FAST LISE TPiEssuFg R3fre and el;veland
o sleSping Dining snosng & ana
is I.d7sagslis :, o,,,s ,,xprrss-
For Toiedo Io3axiis Sis SncinnstD' Indanspoiis
o-S5 =. VI ST LOUIS 'IsAs sEXIPREss.-For Ptstssurs.
r. e. wEES SgiT sxPRor s. cSieasO
faceRf IT. seFTc ssPTfsy PRES rtt.bx
ShsagO. For Knozvnt daiiy Via shsnandsah Valley
Sdnner5 f9E Cleveland @ sS T5eePr SSWsrr tx
wAsH1NGToS AND THE souTH
I55 % s55. (Desbrosses CortIandt streets
go Ptntng SsI 1912 Pining csr , a. H esr,sns a.
srss. aaasS @ 69 sossSn2I'i L 5aTs-
P9Rg Car LIN ~ y s. & Ss 1 Dinp n5sE fs csT @ 3 &
is pninE Car, 455 dining Carr saS p II 10
an g3e55: sc M a . E.. <
f1ys HrPTs5s s RI p P no 20 Ds aiSss ea
cpssbrosses and cottiandt stTssss go M we-s-
sEABoARp AIR LINE r RA1Lv4Y I1 and Met
ropoitan. Limited 70 S5 p. daily Express II 10
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT-FOr Memphis
ciiEsA APBakS oSIo fsaTI%lT--s,s5 a anc ."
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFoLK--5.5S A. ~
week days and $50 daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-o5S a. m. and 2SS m week-tay.
Through Nestibuled Trains Buffet Parlor Cars and
Standard Coaches.
CAPE MAY.-le55 n. week-aays.
west Twerty-tatrd Street ststoa s55 a. n. p %.
25. and 4 50 2. m. sundays. 9.25 a ASS
(froIn Desbrcsses and CorrIlndt Streets, 300 a. n,
1880, 3. .4o. and = 70 SUNDAYS as 5.l5
FOR E'HILADELPHIA-
Desbrosses ard CnTtlandr eets. 500. 25
S.5S 925 (955 Penna Linedl. 1O.l0 CDesbrcsses
Cortlsndt Streets l02 Dining Carr 1896 Dining
Carr. 11.55 l255. 1855 Dining Carr. 10 fDes-
and Cortlandt Streets 2.20) 255 25 S55 425
% Dining Carr As (DninE Carr. 555 Dining Carl
555. SIS SIS. p II 10 night. SUNDAYS. G TO-
75S mo coaches). -. go. 92S 455 Cimtted), 95S
1875 Dining CaTl m. 1255 Y IS Dining Carr 1sS
Dining Carr. S25 S-55 . Dining Carr. 45S Dining
Car, sos Dining Carr. ass. SIS. s-55. s-25 D.
l.. 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 461. 1885 1854 III POI Broad
Astor House: West Twenty-third Street
and foot DesbroSSes and Corrlandr
Court Street $50 Futo1 Street. 9S Broadway and
Pennsylvania Station Brooklyn: Station. JERSEY
City. The New York Transfer Company will call for
and from hotels and residences through
70 destination.
Telephone Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania Rail-
Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. T. r. WOOD.
General Manager General PaSS'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

FOK a.
.13a +SOO +4Oo S'4OO. 1880 900 200 f7.so
s9Oc SO > p. %. az. Is ndI. - -
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
'.t50. $500. $1,000 III so m. Hoo s1.S0 IS a.
$500. "70D o. -12 II mdt-
ohices: Liberty st Ferry. South Ferry. 17e ISL
945 1900. 1854 Broadway. 173 9th Ave 9th
% Union So West. 153 I25th ST, 125th
St. 245 Columbus Ave, New York; Court ST. si4
Fulton 81. Brooklyn; 9S Broadway. Williamsburg New
York Transfer &C. calls for and checks baggage
nation.
From Liberty only. 'Daily. tDay. except Sunday
SSindays
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
NAVAL STORES.

100; Iehigh Valley 190 New-Jersey. 10.
Total 97o tons. Receipts Of straw. so By rail-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
WABASH RAILROAD

A pVERT1SEMENTS and subscriptions Tho Tribune
~ received their Uptown ONCE. No. 1882 broadway
"a Of 3lsr-s, until clock
received the following branch Offices regular
23d-st. lS2 6th.av@ cor 12th-st Maey,s. 6thave
lt2 Coluubusave.. West
West 42dst. near uth-ave 90 East I4th-s; 2s7 West
42s between 9TH and sh ayes; l59 East 4tthst; 1883
Shave between 18th and IIth l,e26 Sd
6ls--st 1Tos ist-ave. Seth-st 1856 Tremont-aye
ESQ Sd-avs. 41st-st 55i 2i-ave sio SIeecker-s
325 Bleecker-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
5. stststIeaI position Of Brazilian coffee is follows:

Ro-Cohee market steady; No Rio. 5S576 exchange,
lla receipts 5000 bags: cleared for the United States
io bags cleared for Europe 1000 bags stock 32 900
kaVs
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal exclusively
- Four Tracks "Electro-E'neUmatic'' signals
stations in New York. Liberty ST. and south Ferry
Trains leave Liberty 81 below ttme South
five minutes earlier. except a notch.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

good Sant 4ss0o; receipts 26 600 bags stock
lf75O90 bags. Hamburg-Coffee market opened
changed: 2;30 unchanged; sales 10. .000
bars EavreCoee market opened barely steady, 4 franc
loge- st l2 unchanged; al 3 advanced 4 franc
ana quiet; $50 declined i franc total sales,
1900
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23


me rspsi comparisons follows;
ssslss. al kinds q o9o Gsego 5san&9 asV9o
eSles. American. 900 5000 eawD 4sgSo 4se9o
sales export lee ZgD .5NoD eoG00
ln,porTs 49, l,i3is soao "a 0pt 1900 $1,000
l,aFo-ts, American $1,000 $1,000 slgp St'Go
export actual. 2o00 4.ot9 5000 li'oJv
stock, all kinds. 10000 757.0o 631eDe sSo oyo
soock, American. .o52opD G55oee 53asN 1.esd
Aaoa,. al kinda 10000 $4,000 l2f.Gp ssoe
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabesSpot cotton
f1sresrlng sales 10000 haes SPECULATION and e5peT pd
niadng upland 4+d opened irregular partlai
t4o advance. closed very Arm 4qs points net higher
ss,arch, fs2s; March-Aprli ss2sb; Aprii-May, aa2s
sayJune. 4slzb Jnne-Juiy. AIS; July-Augast ssoe'
gr e i4v October November. 4lcv; November
eeenaber soev Manchester-Yarns quiet; cloths some
business az low prices.
FLOUR AND NEAI.-z fair business reported IN
n.e Hour nsrket taking the day whole and prices
ruled steady basis especially the close,
atets quoted l0Qss 35; winter straight SO 80
eS Do winter patents SO e0Qss; spring clears s3nSS 20
xra No winter. 50 G50S2 s0 extra No winter s2 -
xsz no grade SIS o01s1s SO. spot and 20 arrive bucs
nEetat Hour, 81 I5..... RYE FLoCR-Easy eenotea:
Fair 10 good 90 eoGs3 -; fancy 50 2odt3 -
szye as 70 brand BAGHEAIs-Frn, Quoted; fine
cils ano yellow. 81; coarse. 90lelc FIsED-Ste
aoiee Spring bran spot slS0 500 sacks to arrive, 200
80 sisesls 0 sprng bran. bulk, sisasio coarse winter
tsn slsnS2s; city bran. sls4sl9 30: cornn cal s2s; IN
So ~ al Gaze s2I IS; corn Oil CAKE sis' honihy ehVP'
.. ..lAtS- -WHEAT-Elthouph ceased 10 De a
ln me wheat market yesterday its place Vas hlsa
tf'hln extent by export runors, which raliied ue
Ae' quito sharply in the last hour and left closing
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-11-01
THE CLOSE OF THE CAMPAIGN.

<A1G SLSSG Ut I NE S<1D11 <1LONs
With this issue we leave the election
in the hands of the voters. Since
early last spring, the KGIs has made
constant effort to assist in the success
of the Democratic party. Before the
primaries we urged upon our fellow
Democrats to make good nomina-
tions and since that time we have
attempted to bring forcibly to their
minds the Importance of supporting
the ticket at the election. The prima-
ries, which were conducted under the
Crawford county system, were pro-
ductive ofgood results. The ticket,
which was the choice of a majority
of the voters, represents the strongest
personnel that could have been made
up from the material presented.
Every section Of the county has a
representative and the ticket taken
as a whole presented an impregnable
array and the futile attacks of the
Republicans show that both their
political and private characters are
impregnable.
The campaign has been conducted
on a high moral plane so far as the
Democrats are concerned. There has
been no attempt at mud singing and
all that our candidates have done has
been to try to hold the Democratic
vote together. Observation-Disclosures
will doubtless receive personal Re-
publican votes, but the mainstay of
our strength is the reliance that has
been placed in our own people. The
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-11-01
For Sheriff.
FREDERICK w. REASIN.

The BEL AIR TIMES has neither
the courage, which comes from con-
victions based upon honest motives,
to repudiate Mudd, who can
distance" Rasin in pernicious poll
tics, and who is, today, as much in
the saddle as ever he was, furnishing
the brains with which the Republi-
cans hope to turn the trick" this
fall. Nor yet, has this journal the
inclination to print one word show
ing that they are not in full accord
with his methods Impractical politics.
Not only is this true, but it also
holds up to public scorn any journal
which has the moral fortitude to at
tack an obnoxious man who may
be within its own party lines, and,
instead of trying to strengthen the
courage of those who do stand up
for what they believe is right, they
attempt to cast slurs upon their
action THE KGIs took occasion
last spring to question the part of
Mr.. Rasin in his alleged management
of Baltimore City politics, and our
Bond street contemporary has taken
a special delight in trying to make
political capital out of it. If they
wish to show their true manhood,
why did they not come out in an
open, frank manner when the scandal
was abroad about census frauds and
show that they did not fear to at
tack man even though hepossesses
political influence. THE TIMES lacks
the moral courage to do what is
right; but it should, at least, show a
sufficient quantity of gray matter not
to criticise the action of one who
fearlessly follows the dictates of his
own conscience. The weakness dis
played by this Republican organ is
truly pitiable.