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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. March -Flour-Receipts %. css;
so and Rye ou se aae Go
meal steady. Rye steady Barley dull Wheat
Red Rsfsss e E" Ias seoi r mo-
No. ! Northern Duluth ss..c afioat; No. hard
ss aoa sas
lied on covering and was firm al day Afternoon
iiTm a. ,ei Y net advance March closed slss;
s ss so.fs 75 ss:sa zsssss eesss
&c elevator and sic, {. o. b. aiioat: No yell
S S% bar ssIv No e White saS
recovered with wheat and closed isc net HIGHER.
i ssreh eassS 49, APRIL july closed ss
As i5.lee; Sept. 4saisAc; closed is4e. oats-Re-
ssRss sss & H. Sp9i Sd White Nj
trk. mixed Western nominal: trk. white 40
Ma as but
steady. Beef steady, Cut meats dull: picked
ssss rm arS sd
Pork firm. Tallow firm. Cotton-seed oil steady.
Toledo. O., March a5-Wheat fairly active and
firm; cash 7sl+S; May stNc; July sSe. Corn active
Oats dull and drm: March siSse: May asssc; July
s %ssi sssh March s @ s aD a; 81 sd
IS ;42hs; prime timothy si.so.
de sS @ at Z. a. LONG, Gear Ssas a.s
heavy; iirln at 5as: short clear backs firm Mt
American refined steady at SIS 3D. Peas-Cans.
Minneapolis. March -25-wheat 72Nc; July
73hc; on trk. No. / hard &C: No. Northern
Z, 80 Northern &c :, Flou lou, patents
$40: second clears s.. 05. Bran in bulk s11.25
Milwaukee Wis, March 25.-Wheat higher: No
Northern 16lsG11c: No. . Northern T5Gr76c: Nay
72s.c asked Rye steady: No. l 5lIaq52c. Barley
steady: No. Coo; sample 4cG5oc. Corn-May
Kansas City. Mo-. March @.-wheat-May
G5l.c; July 6issc. Cash No. . hard ssaSsi.c: No.
65qs7c: No. 5sa6sc: rejected 5sa5sc: No .
red ilizc; No. , 66d7oc. Corn-April 35isc; May
S5,sc: July 3sisaaSse; cash No 2 mixed 37i;4
white 35lSsi.c: No: mixed sic. Rye-No. 2
45c. Hay-Tnothy $3.50: prairie IS. 5649. Re-
ceipts-Wheat ~ 800 bu. corn A.. 400; oats 13 O00
Shipments-Wheat $500 bu-: corn 52,sdo bu.:
Liverpool. March :5.--whea,--sgot dull: No. =
6s 6kd; No. California IS sgd. Futures steady;
May Is sd: July Is I'D. Corn-Spot quiet: Amer
lean mixed new Is cad: American mixed old IS
Id. Futures quiet: May IS I'D: June Is lasd:
Duluth March 25-wheat-To arrive. No;
hard 7issc; No. 1 Northern 7siSc: No I: Northern
7lssc; May 7sh@1sSc; July lst4c. oa.s-May see.
Chicago, March 2S.-Cash: Flour dull and easy.
Wheat--No. 9 spring 15G16c; No. 3 13c: No. q red
70A@7lNc. Corn-No. H%c: No yellow iI;,c.
9fts.No. 2lNe; No; white s2G3ic. Rye-No: .
~. Barley-Good feeding &c; fair to choice malt
Contract grade) Si2 so. Provsions-Mess pork
per bbi.. s1.9GT.95: lard per 100 lbs. 500
l0.l2I; short ribs sides Coose) 50. 1913 So; dry
salied shoulders (bxd.) sS.IlNs.s7,s; short clear
sides Ooxd.l slo.allsglo.5o. Whisky, basis OF high
Peoria. March 25.-Corn steady; No ss'tc
Oats dull: No. 3 white 31l1c. Whisky, on the
basis OF 81 30 for finished goods.
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STOCKS MAKE AN UNSTEADY
STAND AGAINST REACTION.
RESISTANCE OFFERED BY Is
SUES OF TWO RAILROADS.
Evidence of Well-Organized Bear
Leadership Which Brings Close
at Lowest Figures.

New York. March 25.-rhe stock market
made an unsteady start against reaction for
time to-day, but before the close dis
speculative mind again and prices broke
sharply to the lowest of the day. There
were indications Of well-organized bear lead
to reaction was sustained principally by
Pennsylvania and New York Central. No
other cause was apparent for this but the
control Of New York Central was virtually
lodged in hands friendly to the Pennsyl-
wanna This assertion was met with off,
theless the price of these two stocks rose
about a point over last night. This was
after the pressure Of the London selling was
The persistent weakness Of the London
market is having strong sympathetic eff
feet here. and the late upward reaction in
But this was not until the price had broken
through 30 earlier in the day.
BREAK IN CONSOLs.
AS many British financial transactions are
based upon theoretical possible minimum
or 70 as the price for consols. the fall be-
low tnat level to-day was regarded as deep
~ significant. In our own money market
the feature Of the day was a shipment Of
$4,000 In gold to Buenos Ayres. Usual ex-
plantations were forthcoming as to Asthe
special character OF this transaction, but the
1act was not altered that New York bank
reserves are reduced by that much.
terror for currency and the continued drain
10 the Subtreasury. this Is the dominant
factor In the situation that confronts the
financial world, which is finding continually
new requirements for credits at every turn
A Subtreasury credit balance at the clear
Ing mouse this morning for Ss7.74 foreshad-
stitution to be figured in to-morrow's state
ment OF operations.
NEW BOND ISSUE.
The decision of the Pennsylvania direc-
tors to issue about $50 co., 900 of new stock
at once at $50 per share was the occasion
for the late drive against the market The
provision for payment in three installments
running from June Is over TO October &c,
did not seem to alleviate the uneasiness
caused by the prospective. of this require
severe liquidation in Amalgamated Copper
was another unsettling influence This
stock was carried down an extreme 81 in
the late dealings on the selling induced by
the violent break In the London. Copper
market. An incident Of the day was the
Steel IS at s6x. which was on a parity
with the low price of the day for the pre-
ferred stock on the exchange. The de-
mands formulated by the employee of the
Elevated Railway. kept alive
the disturbance of sentiment over that la
Dor outlook.
The bond market was irregular. Total
sales. par value. S212o,0oo United States
IS registered, old is registered and new As
coupon, advanced Y and the old As coupon
and the new As registered advanced J. on
the last call.
Bond Sales mt New York.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. March 25-Bond sales were to-day
In New York follows:
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MODERATE BUSINESS IN
GRAIN IMPROVES PRICES.
REA CTION IN WHEAT is FOL-
LOWED BY STRENGTH.
Covering by Shorts Helps Corn to
Make Late Advance-Pro-
visions Are Dull,

Chicago. March 25.-Trading in the grain
pits was on moderate. scale to-day and
aiter an easier opening all grains closed
corn up islAc and oats ,sa3sc better. Pro-
visions closed strong with the May products
from 2lsc to l5c higher.
WHEAT.
There was reaction in sentiment in the
wheat pit and during the latter part OF the
session the market exhibited considerable
strength although the trading was only
moderate The opening was weak with an
outside holders influenced by the lower
cables ard the favorable weather. May be-
eng shd bn sb to Ea1e lower at 7laa72c
caused a raiIy early In the day. after which
the market he'd fairly steady until late.
lent additionsl strength and Fay sold up
to 12fsc: The close was &c higher at 7as; 10
I2.sc; Clearances of wheat and flour we're
small, at $1,000 bushels. Primary receipts
Were $4,000 bushels. against $4,000 bushels
year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth report
ed receipts of 1883 cars, which with local
made total receipts for the three points of
25 cars. against 80 cars last week and 1877
cars year ago.
CORN.
There was no feature to the trading In
corn and the volume of business was ratf er
light Lower cables ani favorable weather
caused weakness at the start ard the early
trading was dull and ar easier tone was
III the udy, WHeH tue
strength in wheat ard covering ~ shorts
caused an advance. The close was strong
and ls4Ac higher for May at 431sc after
selling between 42ssc and 43Itc. Local re-
ceipts were small at IS cars. none of con-
tract grade.
OATS
Continued liquidation of May oats by out
side holders was the feature of the early
trading, and the market was decidedly
weak. The late strength in wheat caused
the early sellers to turn buyers. and. with
some covering by shorts, the sentiment be-
came quite strong and the close was at the
top. May being l2a4sc higher. at 32Lc, after
ranging between 3li4qSlasc and 3214c. Local
receipts were ia cars
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SECURITIES HOLD STEADY
WITH IMPROVED TRADING.
MISCELLANEOUS ISSUES ARE
WELL TAKEN.
fractions Have Fair Support and
Banking Stocks Rule
Firm.

generally steady in yesterdays market.
There was nothing in the nature of bull
movement, but the buying inquiry was
GUS group was in good Inquiry at both ses-
sions Transit eased of to 81. 62ls United
Railways preferred at So and the per
There was slight reaction in Germania
Trust, which eased of point to s235. Mis-
souri, Trust was we'll taken at $1267o.
Central Coal and Coke was on the upturn,
with a range from $6S. 2b to $6S.6 Mexican
Governments 5s were wanted at $100.25 but
and Kinloch Telephone IS had some support.
At the afternoon session values were
practically unchanged. United Railways IS
sold early at $S3.S7h. but later advanced to
Ss4. Trust company and miscellaneous is
sues were well taken at the same prices as
those recorded in the forenoon.
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New York. March D.-Declinins b "a At Lon
sen where =, So, spp. was quoted q g and
si1nsS about q Cd i: both sess =: %
saS ls Quoted s'ssr sss e.
az s,So il Lad va, apssansed {. New YSTs
O. Iondon remsned easier 'f ssre az Co
fnn is.osSd at s,s II GLASGOW and at SIS "a In
ffo foundry Northern is quoted At s;!a:s.a No
and No At isSn1y southern M foundry ssI
SzssouA-5o Warrants are nominal,
Butter and Cheese.
New York. March 25-Butter-Receipts s.l3
extra sc; creamery common to choice. 1ssssssc
st nssss mi; mi I, psss r% fancy large
white whit, E%Hi4;se fancy small. coiored i5c: fancy
Phiiadeiphia Pa. March .5.-Rutter firm. good
primes &c; cheese frm: New York fiji creams
prime prime large hgi4Hc: fair to good large IsisS
es asre s1 i STEADY sr1:@ Sse is
Dried Fruits.
New York. March s5.-The market for evapo-
nuns Quiet and the tome easy on al sa9e tn
mcst attractive fruits: common quoted at an
fancy at 7a7iec: spot prunes continue quiet but
.aaw some steadness on the Larger sizes. Que
cots steady TO iirm at 'iFfec for ch'ice and sIss
i"c TOT fancy. reaches are duh and easv: choice
are quoted at 'isase. and fancy at sizaioc
Coffee.
New York. March 25.-Spot-Rio quiet: mild
steady The market opened steady at unchanged
prices ruling Quiet throughout. was steady for a
time. gaining 5 points under coveriny. hut when
this demand was exhausted. turned slightly easier
and was finally quiet. net unchanged to 8 points
higher on Narrh Sales 1900 hays Including
May at 41ara. elc: July .2Sc. July 4.45c: Sept
soc: Nov. 4.sac: Dec 4.9Jc: JAM SC.
Sugar.
New York; March es--,Rsw barely steady: f.ir
refining 3-1s13Ec: cAntr fugal. se-test . fI-isc:
melasses sugar 15-isasc: refined steady: crushed
.. sc. powdered 400: graduated s0c. Molasses
firm: New Orleans 31G4cc
New Orleans La. March 2j.-Sugar steady:
open kettle ga fsssc: open-kettie cFntrruxai 3ts1
SIC; centrifugal whites &c: vrl,ovu ssisc. sec
ends 2Hm3kc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orntsaI at
s.:sc: centrifugal s6isc. sirup-NominaI At IS
7eic.
Dry Goods.
New York. March 2o.-:The cooler temperature
has had Its effect upon dry goods. especially with
second hands Values are still on Il high plane.
bot manufacturers complain inst at present hss
iires there ~ little profit and rather than weakeD
they prefer TO close their mills. Unless cotto0
breaks materially the prospects o; idls -
shineCS = hsnAk
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"aA Strcct GOSalp.
Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
fiancis' BIO. &c Co., No "a North Fourth street.
New York March 25-ForeIgn-There was con-
tinuen depression in the London markets and
Am ,, sustained fractional declines. Prices
came lower ana arbitrage houses small
sellers. Later they bought a few stocks but
their total transactions unimportant
81. Paul-There was a little tentative buying at
nSst on tne usual theory that the price without
the dividend would look cheap and should re-
cover But the Western crowd and the Waldorf
Clique came In as sellers and the price reacted
1urtref There was no evidence Of the Standard
OH partys buliishnees. OF which so much was
heard lately when the stock sold at above 40.
the only buying was by room shorts.
New York Centrai-The street paid no attention
TO the New York Central Tennsyltania merger,
New York Central lately There was some COW
ering by traders. who feared. that the short In
terest might become unwieldy.
Amalganated Copper-One OF the weak features
was A. c. p The room traders however claim
that the pool was heavy seller at the recent
high level. and to-day SpegeIberE and Others sold
the stock heavily, causing sharp reaction. II
was said. however, that of the most prumi-
ncrt room traders used to sell block N
long mock FOR a member OF the pool, 50 that the
spparent short selling was In reality realizing
kng holdings. The foreigners were reported 10
have become bears on the copper situation
Pcunsyivania-1he stock was attacked by the
room traders. who followed the LEAD OF one Of
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York. March ss:-I.ive Poultry-Recelpts
to-day were cars Western. 2M Soushwestern
-Four 1--WE cars more are due later In the
week. There was q good demand from the east
promptly at full rates. with clearance ex-
eese Wes,ern prs. pa ,iT. en,S a 5s se,ss
westcrn a0cfI31.12 ld,s
Dressed PouItry-Receipts to-day Lee: Wigs.
The fresh offerings were quite 1Ight. hut every
thing arriving ran largely to coarse heavy fowls.
birds. and for. such II. was possible to res,ize a
slight premium. but f3c WAS all that could be
coarse fowls were difficult to sell At Is,kc. De-
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MINING SHARES.
Mining Stocks In New York.
New York. March 25.-ciosing quotations or
mining stocks to-day were as follows:


Pm s.,o sterling a cables 4s755a4 ss: checks
Comn a sterling checks, Lssxo4ssx: q
Gays AS.&sfs4 s5A: 30 days 4S2M a. 6eS
Grain bills ASfiksp4 SIK
Cotton bills 4SsSaL s3h
bankers Paris cables 5.1SE1S.1s 1-Ieds l6IL
checks olsA Q5.16 LIS. 90 days 6lsN as. is l-1s
Commercial French francs. checks 5.lsN: 60
DAYS S1sAaf5. 1875 ass l-l6 ~
Eco -' NAe' 'i'a' !" Gays
Commercial Belgian francs. checks b.17Ha
bankers reichsmarks cables esIk6os 3-ig.
checks 81 Ills: 60 days "a GIG.
q. eoemereiai reichsmaIks checks 9s: % days
50 J5-i6. '""' " "~'s
Commercial Dutch ruiIders. checks 20 1.,s; 60
days 39a. ~ =" A-As' W
Market UNCHANGED
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REPyR1Jc- SPECIAL

q. 5li Receipts and invoices were heavy.
but the larger proportion OF both were covered
by owners limits which reduced the amount
free to be sold to close parity With tina. waited
demand during the early morning receivers had
no difficulty in raising the price above the low
level OF yesterday. Sales the exchange were
of II lots Of frsts Western Indiana. Missouri
and Kentucky at 1ti.c snot and 14sc seller two
weeks and $50 cases dirties l3Lc the whole
rggregating l.4o0 cases. The later market showed
a steady to firm feeling. with especial demand
for dirties under well-known marks. Quotations
at mark-western firsts 1ihc; do: seconds lie;
Kentucky and Tennessee firsts 1it-c: do good
to fine l4c: Western and Southwestern. choice
4c: do. fair I3isc: fresh gathered dirties. checks
Isa12ec: do. checks. 1egl:lsc. Others un-
changed.
Chicago March c5.-EsEs firm: at mark. cases
included. l3c per dog.
Philadelphia, March 1:-EeEs firm and In good
receipt: fresh nearby h'es at mark Western
Kansas City. Mo-: March 5...tggs steady;
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock 10i1c dc5.. cases
returned: No. new wildwood cases included,
lllc.
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the professionals. 1t was announced that the
Pennsylvania allotment of new stock il IS l-3 per
cent OF holdings on May at $50 per share. pay
June. 1904, but ut the time OF the first INSTALL
rnent tho whole may be paid and stock received,
with the interest in deferred payments at per
cent Der annum
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by Telegraph.

New York: March 2i:-Cotton.Spct closed quiet:
sales 81 bales 81; futures closed steady March
9.76c; Aug. 9.i3c: Sept s.s5c: Oct. SIZE: Nov.
sac: Dec. soc; Jan. s.3sc. The market opened
quiet at an advance of lfs3 points. and follow
ing the call. ruled irregular. narrow and quiet
The opening improvement was chiefly due to the
STRENGTHENING OF statistical position as Indicated
by the recent heavy export movement After the
initial gain prices went downward q few points
under higher estimates for to-day's receipts and
the less favorable ac.ounts from the New Eng
land mill situation. These factors proved more
potent factors than the small estimates for to-
morrew's receipts at Houston. which were esti-
mated at from 800 to 1000. compared with g 26l
bales last year. At the lower level bulls again
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New York. March 25.-There was a materisl
falling of IN the dealings in the curb market to-
day. A fairly large number OF stocks were dealt
in. but the asgregate transactions were consid-
erably below the recent totals. Changes were
generally confined to the fractions The bond de-
partment was dull. Total transactions were esti-
mated at 1000 shares.
Northern Securities sold carly at Io6 then at
1861. and then down to l05&. In the afternoon
1t went back to log. and with trades amounting
to about 1000 shares. Steel bonds SOLD at $751;
then to ss% and down to ss1s for close to S2oo,oG
worth. U,ited Railway Of St. Louis bonds sold
at 81 for one. Thirty bonds sold at sSis
Can gfd a. y for Soo shares Tennessee Copper at
LIST Is at s0r for four bonds. L.ackawanna Steel
bonds at sly for fifteen. New Orleans Railway a.
200 shares. =
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PROVISIONS.

Provisions were dull. with trading confined
largely to local interests. Opening prices
were lower on increased receipts of hogs
and a decline In prices at the yards. but
the market received good support from
packers and prices soon rallied. The late
strength in grains added to the advance
and closing prices We're strong. with May
pork 15c higher. at $l795; May lard was loo
higher. at yl0l0. and ribs were up 21ac. al
So S2iai9.S5.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
Is; corn, rs; oats. l55; hogs, 1900.
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mand was light and Of very selectfre CHARGE
ter. and the limited receipts were ample to sup
ply the trade wants Fresh killed turkeys dull.
Capons arrived freely with quality not up to the
standard. and l7Tlsc represented most Of the
birds arriving. Spring ducklinss scarce and arm.
Squads In quite free supply and market about
sustained. There was moderate movement. In
frozen fowls on the basis of I3c for fancy, while
roasting chickens worked out at from li6i5c a.
to quality q few very fancy higher. Iced packed
Spring ducklings: GG2!c. Frozen ducks. fancy.
changed
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15-I6c.
New Orleans-Spot market quiet Middlinrs
l3-i6c. Sales LOO bales.
Memphis-spot market steady. Middrnss e2c
Receipts at principal points.
Galveston. 2.o44 bales.
New Orleans. l.545 bales.
Mobile, s61 bales.
Savannah, 4.i2s bales.
Charleston. Is bales.
Norfolk. 5l5 bales.
Houston ]. go bales.
Memphis sos bales
Net receipts at all United States points for five
days were e6 SIS bales. against a. 1ts bales week
ago and Sc. fI6 bales a year ago. Exports lisIb
bales. against 90 423 bales a year ago Stocks
b13, $50 bales. against 6S6. $50.
ST. Louis warehouse statement.
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St. Louis. March 25.-Tne following shows the
opening. lowest and closing quotations on the
New York Stock Exchange to-day. Corrected
daily for The Republic by Francis. Bro. q Co.,
bonds and stocks. No. sl4 North Fourth street:
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sc Resin firm; 4, z. 6. p T. SO: E. e 70;
$3.50: win6ow-giass. 0..s; water-white, 81.
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Government BONDS.


There was moderate demand for funds and
transactio At the banks were only fair fSis-
count rates held steady between and per
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The RanIa

New York. March 25.-Money on call steady NJ
SOS per cent; closing 5Gshs; time money steady;
s6p5ls per cent. Prime mercantile paper G2GS
per cent Sterling exchange heavy with actual
business in bankers bills at 4s696ffl 81 for de-
nand and At $3.50 $3.50 for soday bills; -pc-ted
Mexican dollars ssEc. Government bonds stcopT:
railroad bonds Irregular. Exchanges sz11 80 al:
Chicago, March z-c1earinss S27. 2ss. 800: bal
ances 81 oa5.sio, New York exchange par. For
and at ISIS for demand
Boston; March s5-Exchanses $40. 4s2: bal
Baltimore Nd, March 2a-CIearngs -, l.s SCI:
balances $4s2 1N: Money per cent.
Philadelphia Pa. March &.-C1earings 49, S25,-
so; balances 9 .sas: 90 Money Aasli per cent.
Cincinnati. o., March 25-CleaTings $5efI 700
Money. 4if6s per cent. New YORK exchange par
70 &c ulscount y
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New York, Maruh 35-Bar- silver Sskc ne
ounce Al london steady at 27%d per ounce.
Treasury Statement.
Washington; March G.-AyaiIablc ccsb balsnce
S22.z75.73s; GOLD. $fzz 90, 5so. -
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'Turpentine and Rosin.

Yesterdays bank Clearinxs.
Yesterday clearing house placement showed
cieartngs $7.356.17e: balances 81 .10o751
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REPUBLIC 6PEIIAL. = = -
New York, March 25-Bond sales were to-day
In New York as follows:
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Reported by Whitaker & Co. Exchange B-o,-
ers, 800 n. Fourth street.
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Tinges and stained Aaasc below white.
Galveston-Spot market firm MIddIinRs Q
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% @ amount % .on.ns
Railway $500 the fuipad
p,eH nc s . sm ss9ass sP1 s &
will n bs e s the of as ss coal red ,.m,
a @ @ns a s 81 h s h @ e. s. f % S. s 4
mai I & All @
and all the aI estimate earning
Tf s ne % h a @ s s.msy
mad ,b bones 5 n IN & @ IS M S
official White
m % &c @ The n M ] y ending &C.
esnrsi nsOmab richer Sandgs than that supplied By White
Oh teTI
Ala.k.
ago
THE alaska cHSTsAd R " Bsts. soi fissss
sasd 1 % & s ssps ss. ' a %
s. ass ( n s'sSss s;as f I 800 e
i: s$ e sS q s:ss
5 5 = 81 % @ @ = -
% @ b @ me SS % Ts Aa;ss
@ ss is X @ K S as Ss %
sns s9 . Ss dsP i.s s = ss os. s "a
s pSsss s n. d best ssasS .s $ S.i Sss
a .a va s @ liberal s5 by any "
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Pcunsyiyania-1he stock was attacked BY the
room traders. who followed the. LEAD OF one Of
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FINANCIAL.
OFFERING OF $50 BONDS
or THE
ALASKA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
$500, 900.

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Sugar.
Dry Goods.

New York. March 2o.-Thc cooler te,nperasurs
has bad Its Effect upon dry FOODS especially with
second hands. Values are still on 3 high -plane,
ures there Is little profit and rather than weahee
they prefer to close their mills. CnIcS3 cotfo0
breaks materially. the prospects Ok ids -.
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

Spot market quiet and unchanged.