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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
Sham Military Movements
to Center There,
WAR AND NAVY MEN GATHER
Major General Macarthur and Admiral
Higginson Confer TOday-Acting
Secretary Sanger With Them IN
specting FoTtifcatioIs.

NEW LONDON. Conn. July 29.-The
indications are strong that this place is
TO be the center CT operations during
the coming military maneuvers- Maj
Gen Arthur Macarthur, commanding the
Depart Of the East. and Rear Ad-
miral Higglnson, commanding the North
Atlantic Squadron. are to have con-
ference here today to perfect plans for
the coming conflict between the navy
and the artillery It has already been
decided that no infantry OF cavalry will
take part in the operations
Yesterday Acting Secretary Of War
Sanger was here and made an inspection
Of several forts in the vicinity, including
Fort Wright General Macarthur, as
sisted by 4 board of officers. has just
completed a careful inspection OF all the
forts that are 10 take part in the ma
neuvers.
Prominent Officers Gather
He was acco npanied by General Gil
Iespie. Chief OF Engineers General Bar
~, Col C. F. E Harrison. and Capts- W
J. Chamberlain. F J. Herman, L. a. Rus
sell. and c. H McKlnsIey Secretary
Sanger and General Gillespie left here
last night for New York, but General
Macarthur VIII remain few days for
the purpose Of directing the preparations
now being made al Fort Wright.
The navy is confident OF being able to
slip past the fortihcations, and not an
opportunity is being lost 70 secure in
formation OF the position Of the army 5
searchIights and the kind OF guns
mounted behind the empiacements.
The Indiana cruised in the vicinity OF
Fort Wright all day yesterday, AID her
officers secured much data respecting
the plans Of the army. The artillery Of
fcers are somewhat worried over nc
fact that many OF the artillery
soldiers ere green men, and unfamiliar
with the operation OF the big coast de-
Tense guIss, but at Fort Wright they are
working nj ght and day to set the organ
izaticns in good shape
The Gun Carriage Board.
Gen. wallace Randolph. Chief of Ar
tiilery. arrived last night with the
gun. carr iags board. Of which he Is the
president, and VIII today conduct a
series Of tests at Fort Wright, which is
ntenQsu 70 I-e1IeEL the IASh III tHe WI n
ing OF the gus of large caliber.
Some OF the officers fear that trouble
will be experienced with the elaborate
mechanism installed at some Of the
forts. as = is nearly all new. and has
never been operated in its entirety
There are electric wires everywhere.
Electricity is 10 be used for the search
lights, to hoist ammunition 4 OH mag
aziRes TO the guns, TO Ere the guns, and
for teIephoning
Artillery troops Of othe- stations ara
constantly arriving, ard this morning c
company from Fort Hamilton came b.
beat and were transferred 10 Fort
Wright
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PRESIDENT And PARTY
escape SHARP 2QUALL
Thunderstorm Breaks After
They Leave MayfloWer.
A CLAM BAKE FOR MISS ALICE
MI Roosevelt Discusses Friar Question
With Colonel Hood, Just Returned
From the Philippines-P0liticaI Pill
grimages to Oyster Bay

OYSTER BAY, y. Y, July 29.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt babe good-by yesterday
afternoon to the officers and crew of
the Mayfower. which will proceed to-
morrow to Gardeners Bay for target
practice. The President rowed of to
the yacht by himself 10 join Mrs
Roosevelt. Miss Cecilia Beaux and the
ch:,lren. who had already gene aboard
for luncheon.
The sr' siGential party left the vessel
just y time to escape the strong wind
~l?qnying a thunderstorm which
Iash-d the bay into foamjns mass of
white fer half a hour.
Tho N2yfi0wer had originally been
commissioned 10 wait the Presidents
pleasure at her anchorage until October
I and she had been detailed to proceed
to New York tomorrow morning to fetch
Senator Platt and Chairman George W
Dunn Of the Republican State Commit
tee to Sagamore Hill The small gun
boat Sylph viii perform that Office,
however. and. will hereafter be at the
Presidents disposal during the remain
der Of his vacation.
A clambake vas given b. MIS-.
Nathews0n OF oyster Bay yesterday
afternoon in homer of Miss Alice RoGse-
Welt Miss Roosevelt. with her cousin,
Miss Christine Roosevelt, and Miss
Marie Montant. attended
The Friar Question.
Col c. c. Hood. Of the Sixteenth In
fantry. a personal friend of the Presi-
dent. who has recently returned from
the Philippines. called at Sycamore
Hill last night. The Philippine friar
question was the chief question under
discussion
Minister WI has notified the Presi-
dent that he will be unable TO visit
Sycamore Hill on August /. as he had
intended
The visit OF Senator Plat here to-
morrow is awaited with interest It
IS hardly expected that Governor Odell
viii arrive at the same time, although
that is a possibility, as II was an
bounced some tine ago that he would
visit the President on the same day
It is now thought that Governor Odell
viii arrive towards the end of the week.
The Republicans Of Oyster Bay are pre-
pairing to give the governor d rousing
reception.
Two Of tta crew Of the Mayfiower
jumped overheard early yesterday morn
ing and one Of them succeeded n get
ting away by swimming six miles.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY $50 fer storage when we store fas
80 13th 81. NV U27-S
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, March 5.-Flour-Receipts,
5,4O4 brls; exports. 5,34s brls. The market
was firm and active for winters, but still
dull on spring-wheat grades.
Wheat-Receipts. $50 bus exports, 361 ,223
bu. Spot dull; No. red. S6&4c f. o. b.
afloat, S6l4c elevator; No. 1 northern Du-
luth, Soc f. o. b. afioat; No. l hard Mani
toba, SSc (. O. b. afoat. Bulls exercised
control in wheat most Of the day, being
favored by small Western receipts, fair
clearances. light offerings, Southwest
strength. the upturn in corn and room
covering In the last half-hour realizing
caused a setback. and the close was easy
al Aq2sc net advance March closed at
S21sc; May 50 1-16Q62 7-l6c, closed at S2Lc;
July, 81 15-16dS22sc, closed at S2hc.
Corn-Receipts, 5000 bu; exports, 1900
CSC f. o. b. ahoat. Strength in corn was
prompted by small country offerings good
speculative support and light Chicago
stocks although near the close il broke
under realizing and left off easy at par
tial 1Isc net advanVe. May, 67Q67izc, closed
at &c; July. Go 15-1eQ652sc. closed at sc
Oats-Receipts, 2f000 bu. Spot steady:
No. 2. 501zc: No 3, 491zc: No. white. SEE
No white, sic; track mixed Western
5Oa5lc;. track white, 5lQ57c. Options dull
Hay FIRM, shipping. eOas5c; good to
choice, 9Oc.
Lard easier; Western steamed. ss.57Ika
go Refined easier continental - 20:
Tallow firm; city, 6ssc: country. 6i4a6lsc
Coffee-Spot Rio STEADY; No. invoice
57sc. Mild quiet; Cordova. Sdl2c.
Sugar-Raw unsettled: fair refining, Sc:
SIC Refined dull; crushed, 525c; pow
dered, 4.S0c; granulated 470c.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICEs.
A Number of Price Movements, Based
Largely on UncOndrmed RumOrs.
[Sisson & Co.'S Telegram.


NEW YORK, March 5.-London was de-
pressed on Americans due to bearish New
York advices. At the start sentiment in the
street was bearish on the general run of the
market, professionals exerting themselves
in vigorous way towards depressing val
ues by offering down such stocks as Mis-
souri, Pacific, Reading, Peoples Gas, Sugar
and Amalgamated Copper. Gold exports
were expected to show over Sc, O0O, 900 for the
week, with talk of per cent. money, while
labor troubles among the coal miners and
talk of passing of the dividend on Amalga-
mated Copper and damage to winter wheat
were cards that served to do duty in the
way of depressing values. 1t was also
stated that the Morgan-Keene party was
loaded up TO the hit with stock, while the
Standard Oil people favor lower values
Considerable selling appeared in Monon,
creating a sharp break, but the stock was
well taken belief that per cent
dividend basis would be established. Keene
brokers bought United States Steel pre-
ferred, although a great deal of capital was
made out of report of discussions among
the directors. American Car was a strong
feature. Good buying appeared in San
Francisco, while Colorado Southern was in
sized advance, talk being quite bullish on
the stock. Northwestern receded in a small
way, only to be followed by an advance to
the highest point in its history on buying
by Chicago houses, with a belief that a
melon will be cut within short period.
Buying in Missouri Pacific, with a fair
sized recovery, disclosed the fact that a
strong pool had been formed and was alb
sOrbing the stock Recoveries were quite
general during the afternoon.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. March 5.-Butter-Receipts z ~
packages: marker steady: State dairy, 20G26c:
State creamery. 82Q25c. creamery held. lSd2sc:
renovated. lsQ23iac factory. lsd2c. Cheese
Receipts, 1.3o4 packages. market strong. state.
full cream, small. early made. fancy. colored
13zQnAc; State. full cream. small. early made
fancy, white. l2izql2&c; full cream. large. fall
made fancy, colored. ni4gliAe; run cream.
large. fall MADE, fancy, white. uhsdu&c. Eggs
Receipts. 6,o5S packages: market unsettled;
State and Pennsylvania. sc: Western. a mark
2Sc; Southern, at marx, Z7iz42Sc-
PHILADELPHIA. March 5-Butter firm ana
in fair demand; extra Western creamery &c:
extra nearby prints. soc. Eggs firm and ic
higher; fresh nearby. 2Sc: fresh Western, zSc:
fresh Southwestern, 2Sc; fresh Southern, &c.
Cheese firm and in fair demand: New York fun
creams, fancy, small. lzhdl2tkc. New York full
creams, fair 10 choice, l04dl2c.
CHICAGO, March Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm: creameries
1SQ2Sc; oairies. 1sd2Sc. Cheese steady at Jos. "a
l214c. Eggs weak; fresh, lSdlsc.
KANSAS CITY. March Eggs lower on heavy
offerings; Missouri and Kansas drsts quoted on
Change at lSc; new wildwood cases included at
Isle.
BALTIMORE. March 5.-Cheese firm and nm
changed: Butter firm and unchanged Eggs
firm and higher at 27u2Sc.
LOUISVILLE, March 5.-Butter common and
medium, 15o16c per 10; good lie. Eggs. &c.
ST. LOUIS. March 5.-Butter quiet: creamery
20a2Sc; dairy. T92lc. Eggs lower at lSc.
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ss.25Qs.27ik; clear sides. $3.50. Hay-Tinothy
firm at sl2al4; prairie easier AZ ssai3.5o whisky.
Hemp ii tWine So' 81 Receists-PIear c Sris:
wheat. l4eoe bu; corn, 5000 bu. oats. 5000 bu.
corn. 5000 bu: oats. 5000 bu.
LOUISVILLE. March 5.-whsat-No. red and
longoerry, Seci No. red and longoerry, SC Ap-
pies sun-dried Ss.c per 10 for bright. 3q5i4c for
dark; peaches. lqllto. Beans northern hand
Timothy seed. ss%gS.l0 per ba: extra clean blue
grass. &c; red TOP. lto per bu; red clover. &se9
sl45oai5: clover. SIC. 5oaii.s0: straw. ssas.sS
Clean ginseng. S.60q5 per 10. Potatoes sc
per ou- Onions. Sieo per eq: new Sreen onions.
81 per bri Cabbage, SIS per ori Peppers. 81
per crate.
BALTIMORE. March 5.-Flour nrm and prices
unchanged. Wheat dull; spot. contract, S2as2ase;
No. 2 red, SSizc: March. SeqS2itc. May. s2,t0
sample. 7SGS3ikc: Southern. on grade 500 S3isc.
Corn hrmer: spot and month. esSa65hc; April.
s53sGs5ssc; May, 65ssGs55tc; steamer mixed e4is6
64i4c; Southern white corn 6sQ6lc: Southern
yellow 65d56c. Oats more active. No. white.
2 nearby. SEC; No Western. s59esc. sugar
firm; graduated. 4Slito.
LIvERPooL-. March Spot wheat steady and
unchanged. Corn-Spot steady; American mixed.
new. IS llsd old IS 2isd. Hams-short cut quiet
at as Sd. Bacon-Cumberland cut quiet az
square. quiet al Sis Cd. Cheese rrm; American
finest white, SIC; American finest. eolored.
KANSAS CITY. March 5.-wheat-sIay. 7ssc:
July IKE. cash. No. = hard. 12Ac: No. 2 red.
September. 5Slsc: cash No mixed. Gle: No.
white, 6iIzc. Oats-No. white. z5e. Receipts-
Wheat, 200 bu. corn, 77.0o0 bu oats 1900 bu.
Shipments-WheaI, 5000 bu; corn. s.. 600 bu: oats
q 900 bu.
TOLEDO. March 5-wheat firm and higher;
cash. size; May. s4hc: July, sossc. Corn
March 60c' May 62&c. July, &C. Oats-March,
ard strong; March, $50; April s5.b5
DULUTH, March 5.-wheat-Cash. No. hard.
Nay 7se Juy 7s.e Manitoba No nars sSS
cash. 7l1zc; No. northern. 6Sizc. oats. 42c;
corn Gle.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 5-Wheat-May. 73asc:
July, 14as g14Ssc. On tack. No. I hard. s5Asc,
No. northern. 73fsc: No. northern. nxq72asc
MILWAUKEE, March 5.-Barley firm: No. q
621sc; sample 55G6liac
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Nordica Tricked i'm Kansas.

WICHITA, Kan, March 5.-Lillian Nor
dca sang to an audience of 1000 persons
yesterday. a unique feature of the concert
was the transmission Of the music by tele-
phone to various parts of the city. also 10
other cities, even to Kansas City. Receivers
the size of the ordinary telephone mouth
piece were placed among the footlights.
Nine Nordica did not learn of the shrewd
arrangement for the telephone concert I'M
til a few minutes before singing the last
number. She was indignant and almost re-
fused to sing the closing selection. Nine.
Nordica said, after the concert, that never
again would she sing into telephone, and
that hereafter her managers would investi-
gate the stage to see If there were any re-
ceivers secreted. She said that those who
heard her by telephone would have a false
impression of her singing.
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knights of Columbus.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 5-The ma
tional convention OF the knights OF Column
bus was continued to-day, the session be-
ing occupied with the discussion of the
proposed constitution, especially the ar.i-
cles relating TO insurance rates. The Con-
nectcut councils sent in a resolution ask
ing that the rates be lowered to a level
premium for members of the order who are
sixty years OF age and over The supreme
knight was authorized to appoint a commit
tee of five to make such a revision. The
plan to create a department by which asso-
ciate members could enjoy the advantages
of insurance was defeated by a vote of 43
to %, the council adopting the majority
report sent in by ]. z. Mcconnell, of Fitch
burg, Mass, and p. L. McArdle. Of Chicago.
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Fair Increase in Business.

Meyer & Kiser's telegram
NEW YORK, March 5.-The days bust
ness in stocks showed a fair increase. but
the dealings cannot be said to have been
we'll distributed, so that the increase in the
total apparently is due to pool and syndi-
cate operations in specialties, and to that
extent was not encouraging. There was
quite distinct change in the tone of the
market during the afternoon, the improve
ment in this respect being ascribed to the
fact that the engagements of gold for ship
ment to Europe Tomorrow after ALL were
not heavy, but this was because the Ger
man steamer on Saturday is a preferable
opportunity, being much faster boat than
the French steamer sailing tomorrow
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Certificates have been issued 10 the following
named Indanians:
Original-George III. Russ. Galena IS: George
Miller. Pulaski Sc; Charles Marshall Jefferson-
Vile. So.
Increase. Restoration. Reissue, etc-Nichoias
Casper. North Vernon. So Alvin J. Hardy
Scottsburg. Sl0 Bethuel J. COZ Fremont 81.
Henry II. Hinkle. Indianapolis. SO: John
Brown, National Military Home. Marion So;
Silas Franklin. Upton. SIC: Peter OFT. De Paw
So Theodore A. Miller. Charlottesville. SO: Geo.
Humbrecht. Fort Wayne. $40 Davic s. Nlven
National Military Home. Marion. s.. William NJ
Dern, YeOman s.; Isaac .. Johnson. Nabb -:
Joel T. Neatch. dead. Sims. So; George Coon
Banquo. SiZ.
Original widows, etc.-Sarah r. Neatch. Slna
Ss Minerva Peters. Swayzse. s.. Annie L. Smith
Indiana polls. s.; Celia Ringo. Linton. tl2
Renewal (Widows) Amanda Craig. ROckport
si2; Mary Whitman. Tell City, 81: Anna Mailer,
Mt. Vernon. tl2, Phebe Sterling. Trenton, SIS:
Hester Walters. ROYAL Center. So
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Oils.

SAVANNAH, March 5.-Spirits OF turpentfne
firm at &c. Rosin quiet Quote A, h. C. ID
S1.50; +. Sl.35; r. SL40; @, sL45: IT. $50: II
L75i X, s2.45; ", 81 IS; N, $3.55: window glass
$40; water white. S3s5
OIL CITY. March 5-Credit balances Sis:
certificates, no bids or offers Runs. a. 500 Trls:
average. 81 ass brls; shipments. u5523 brs; aver
age sc. 15s brls.
WILMINGTON. March 5.-Spirits Of turpentine
Crude turpentine. nothing doing. Tar frm al
S1.20.
MONTPELIER, March B.-Crude petroleum.
steady; North Lima. Sc: South Lima and In
diana, soc.
CHARLESTON, March 6-Turpentine and
rosin unchanged.
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Max o'Reu Better.

NEW YORK March 5.-Paul Blouet. bet
ter known as Max ORell. the French tour
nalst and lecturer, has so far recovered
from his recent serious Illness that he Will
sail for Europe next Wednesday 70 assume
the position OF the leading editorial writer
for the Figaro. OF Paris. and for the first
time in many years expects 10 settle down
there NJ. Blouet came 10 this country four
months ago 10 deliver course OF one hum
bred lectures. He delivered six and then
broke down tn health completely. He was
operated on for intestinal trouble. and ~
was not until Feb. 10 that he was able 70
leave the hOsDftai
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE. March 5.--Hens. $50 per 10: fan
chickens, s55094 per doc; young ducks, lie:
turkeys. lie per 10; old l0al01sc. dressed tur-
keys. 13014c.
NEW YORK, March 5.-POultry-Alive steady.
springs I0iac: turkeys. 18c: fowls lOi,c Dressed
slow; springers, 1oal2c; fowls 1o5k0i1c. tur-
keys, 15dl3ikc.
ST. LOUIS, March 5.-Poultry frm: chickens.
eiac: turkeys. 13c: ducks. 10c: geese 4ik15c
CHICAGO, March 5.-Dressed poultry nrm:
turkeys, uql5c; chickens. sdllhc.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST LOUIS, March 5.-Flour dull; red winter
PATENTS So SOFA; extra fancy and straight So 8063
$50: clear. s3.1od33 Timothy seed quiet. Corn
meal steady al $50. Bran dull; sacked east
track 90lkc. Wheat higher: No. red cash
elevator, s4hc: track. SsQS6ize: May, SAC. July.
7S2sQ7elsc. No. hard. 36BQIse. Corn higher
Q62c oats weak. No. 2 cash. 4fc track. s4izc
NAV. 4sc, July. &c. No. white. t5huf6izc Rye
steady at 6liRc. Pork weak and lower. iohbing
sl4 Is for old. tl5.7s for new. Lard lower al 81
I0ry-salt meats (boxed) steady: extra shorts and
clear ribs, $50; clear Sides C75. Bacon
(boxed) steady; extra shorts and clear riss.
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Local fractions and rndustrinIs.
Chicago Stocks.
Granger Farwell & Co.'S wlre.I
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
inEs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-CO paper. Al
q6 per cent; time loans. sac per cent
Clearings, 81, 4S1, 81; balances, sac, 51352
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 211G
3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4Q4%
per cent. Sterling exchange steady; actual
business in bankers bills, A.S7S4 for de-
mand, $.S5A for sixty days. Posted rates,
S4S6 and S4.SS15. Commercial bills, A.S4a3
g4.S54. Clearings, $2l9,625, 391; balances,
$12, IA, 636.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, A.s6 for
sixty days &.SS12 on demand. New York
exchange. 25c discount. Clearings, $33, 49,
7S6; balances, 81, 251, ga.
BosTON.-Clearings SOS. 91s. 24S; balances.
$2,369. 122.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo per cent.
Clearings, $l7,S33,9S7; balances, $219,5SS
ST. LOUIS.-Money, 4Q6 per cent. New
York exchange par. Clearings, $S,572, 2eO
balances, $1554, 592
BALTIMORE.-Money AZ per cent.
Clearings, IS, .432; balances, s40T,472.
CINCINNATI.-Money 3lzd512 per cent.
New York exchange, 10Ql5c discount.
Clearings, IS, 613, 200.
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Safe Blower. Rob Postomce.

COLUMBUS, o., March 5-Safe blowers
at o clock this morning entered the post
office safe at Westerville and made way
with from 800 10 81. 200 worth OF stamps;
and several hundred dollars in money. The
safe door was blown across the office and
Embedded IN the wall. Bloodhounds have
is no clew. A similar attempt was made
Ian 30.
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ATLANTA, Ca. March 5.-w. r. Snaau
New York Cotton Exchange. with head
quarters in Macon, Ca. and ofices in this
city. Nashville and Chattanooga. Tenn.
have suspended business Representatives
OF the arm state that the suspension ~
only temporary. and that all Indebtedness
will be paid fn full
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Big Street-RaiIyVay Deal.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-Under the
name of the United Railroads of San Fran
cisco. the syndicate which has obtained
control OF the principal street-car lines of
this city, has filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the county clerk. The capital is
$40. coo. divided into 100000 shares. The
corporation is controlled in the East and
the incorporation here is merely a formal
ity to give the company a legal right in
California
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 211Q2% per cent; dis
counts, 2 11-16Q2%4 and 29sq2 11-l6. Consols,
81 1-16Q94L. Spanish tours, n.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 1O1f &c
for the account. Exchange on London,
25f 15c for checks. Spanish fours 77.46.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, pom
4S1ap for checks. Discounts-Short bills,
~ per cent.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March 5.-Advances OF &c per
yard made to-day in coarse colored cOftons
There no other open change In prices. In
brown sheetings and drills and IA bleachod cot
tons the market continued firm. Prints were
firm for staple lines Fancies dull cling
hams strong. Print cloths quiet but strong
Mems wear wooden and worsted goods were
quiet. Dress goods were in fair demand for
staple lines.
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Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments. loo.
Combined receipts of hogs for three davs
show decrease Of about 1900 compars5
with the same time last week and an in
crease of about 1,5o0 over the correspond
ing time year ago. The receipts to-day
were not quite large q week ago and
nearly 1900 larger than a year ago. In
keeping with reports from other places.
the market opened with the bidding lower
but better shipping demand than for sew
eral days developed early and competi-
ton encouraged statesmen TO ask steady
prices. The demand was best for good
light and medium weights, and almost
from the start they sold at very near
steady prices compared with yesterday
Other grades. however, and especially the
good heavy hogs, were generally sc lower
A good clearance OF the early arrivals was
made at opening prices, but after this the
market weakened in sympathy with other
places, and generally the late hogs We're
considered &c lower than early. The market
closed quiet. but a good clearance was
made Sales ranged from $5.65 to So. 50. Quo
tations:
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Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, March 5-cotton-Spo. firm
Sales, 100 bales. Ordinary. 72sc: good ordinary
77sc: low middling. SIC: middling. 8 s-1sc. good
middling, l5-l6c; middlng fair li-l6c Re-
ceipts. {. 759 bales: stock. 307 1870 bales
NEW YORK, March Spot cotton closed
quiet and &c higher; middling uplands 9l,c:
middling gulf, $50. Sales. ll05 bales.