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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-28
"Hearts Adrift.0

Hearts Adrift," the latest melodramatic
success, is to be seen at the Academy for
weeks engagement, beginning Monday,
March 8, with thirty-foot airship as one
of its bits Of realism. Besides e. L. Sna-
der, who will be remembered with pleasure
for his work earlier this season in Win
CHESTER the cast includes Sylvia Bidwen,
Nettie Bourne Edward Mackay. Lynn
Pratt, Louis Bishop Hall, Nat 8. Jerome.
William 1nman, Christie Miller, Dorrit
Ashton and John Hough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-28

MISS GLAsERs SOUvENIR.-Lulu Gla-
ser received recently rather unique SOU
venir from one Of her many admirers in
front OF the footlights. It was one of her
own photographs, taken In the dainty gown
and dower-trimmsd hat OF Dolly Warden,
surrounded by an irregular frame of seat
coupons bearing the names Of many promi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-28
Edward Mcdowell.

Mr.: Edward Mcdowell. one Of the fore
most composers and pianists, will give re-
cital at the Columbia Theater the afternoon
OF. March 6. It has been some years since
Mr.. Mcdowell was heard in this city, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-28
DRAMA

resent individuals, however, and it is de-
some of their remarkable maneuvers in the
Forum riots over the body of Caesar. The
question is often asked as to whether Mans
field really trains hls supers himself. Like
the artists pictures which are oftentmes
really the work of their pupils, but care
fully supervised and perfected by the
teacher, are the Mansfield scenes. In put
ting on the living pictures Of Julius Gaze
sar Mansfield left the formulative work to
'lieutenants acting under his advice. They
chose the men and women, distributed them
into groups desired, taught them the in
terruptions, speeches, wailings and massed
movements; then Mr.. Mansfield stepped In
and put on the finishing touches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-28

Of William Macquinn, will do much to add
to the work of the principals. There are
twenty-four musical numbers in the opera,
which means that more than half of the
performance will be the contribution OF the
celebrated composer, Julian Edwardes.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAsyeIy little bqstnsss FdH;s Vas scc9m 5
pished today in eheF m d0e or m T0eE on @ tbe he9
is no further change quOtabIe 1t takes very choice
move any quantity further would be
50 7oas2 72 do common to g!od s2gss IS: do medium
sd snd pea common good $2@$2 I DO kidney. choice.
& e. DO 60 s9m@9a I@@s 20 g DO sp BLACK t Gup So Goa Sc @ DO
yellow g 85as2 7O do lima California s8 imported
ssn' sisn medium 81 sSas2 o. forsE s. 6Sds$ IS
ssE ssn Pns 81 Hd9y Rd S :2 % qS 2S 81 Scotch
today Receipts % or the "a last few days Sa3e been fary
liberal Including quite good deal Of the DELAYED stock
fully sustained high grade fresh creamery but other
has declined 1zGIc liberal onering. only
proportion Of fancy Imitation renovated
and factory keeps prices for such about as previously
weak and in bnyeTs . far@T IA, about ut, so0 Pks have
purchases. We quote: Creamery extras per m. 2sc do
dS'h do held exfras So p &c: do sts a2sc: do lover
srsdes i5 5sc Western imitation creamery finest 2oc
do fair prime 17a19c' do lower grades I5916e
good l2 Western fact, fresh. small tubs fancy.
l4gc lover Esdss ;II S. do held nss
common prime 13q14c: packing stock solid packed
CHEEsE-A few jobbing sales reported to-day. but
nothing w to change in any way The general
tone during the last few days and holders are very We'll
sat & With @ the seek SgsFsss @ 81 EE9Fs to Egrgpo
m sD:v aTs % fa ~ sms ads oosd tsG DO
do white choice l2%c; do good to prime 34GI3Ioc;
I4&e eoIoEed choice. lse: do white. choice
do good to prime fSiac; do fair. 1I%aI3c:
light SKINS fall made. choice. k612i=c do winter
made choice. 11Am11 1c part skins prime iO1edONr
do fair to good '9hz G1nc: do common, 647c
EGGS-The week closes with decrease IN
cepts ard generally frmer although dealers
able to supply their needs at UNCHANGED prices RefrE
We quote srte PENNSYLVANIA and nearby fancy
white. lSsc; do hrsis l67c Western hrsts
good 141-Q159c; kentL2 fTsts
other Southern frsts 15lzc: Kentucky other South
ern fair good lsa15c drties i2GI3c: refrigerator
Sq l$c;: lined l0gI2c: duck eggs. 25d3Oc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN active demand and
CranbsrrIss scarce and high Oranges In god demand
spitsenherg cold storags fancy Per hbi 50 SOC 8 5
prime 81 5Oas: 80; Missouri PippIn fancy
50; do Gano. fancy, So 5O9S3: do Ren Davis. fancy.
s. 5OGS3: prime 81 5OG$2 25;
average prime. 81 6O4s2 IS: do baldwin fancy Sc 2S6
81 509&s average prime. 81 6Oqs2; sortG poor TO
60 crate g sSsss u.s. do jersey bGl SllGSl2;
box S3gS4 30; DO rus.ets g. 5oGSa do Florida common
to fair 81 500E2 % Tangernes Florida.
hoxes) Sc 50I$5. Mandarins &2d$4. Grape truit.
box. g 50@$G Strawberries. Florida refrgsrator
quart. 2004Sc; dc crates. 1048Oc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES apples selling fairly.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb 28-Cattle-Receipts 200 head: nominal:
gqcd prime $5$5 20: TO medium, % 25Q
81 5: stockers and feeders 81 35q$4 70 cows 81 40g
calves So 25G$7 80: Texas fed So 6OSs 20
Hogs-Receipts 100 head Monday. 5000; left over
5000; slow. steady weak: mixed and butchers 50 SO9
81 good choice heavy 81 25G$7 a. rough heavy
s6 S5d$7 49, light. $6 5OQ$6 bulk of sales $6 $50
81 30 Sheep-Receipts. 500 head: sheep and lambs
mixed. <4GS4 20: native lambs 81 1889 So.
6uffalo Feb. 2S-Cattle-Receipts light; steady
$40 head per 100 9 N 9%sE tRes SS9
77OO head heavy barely steady and others 1O915c lower
heavy. 81 35G$7 30; few g So: mixed. 81 20q$7 81
Workers 81 10GS7 15 pigs. sc 75Q$e 3d. roughs So 4O
s 6S:5 70 ana SHEEP p. END End bEDs
lower; top lambs $7Gs7 TO- cus good. 81 5OQ$6
yearngs IS 5Od$6; ewes $5$5 60 sheep. top, mixed,
IS 5Od IS Is; culls to good, So 15Q$5 40.
Kansas City, Feb. 2S.-Cattle-Receipts: $50 head;
81 O SIS 20 good So 75d$4 50 stockers
IS Western fed steers 81 90$S Texas and
indian steers, $685. 50 Texas So 504$3 native
cows 81 5Oas native heifer 81 75gs4 90: SIG
week-Catte 900; calves. 500 Hogs-Receipts. 800
head: market steady 81 20; bulk OF sales So 600
81 o. S6 95q$7 30 mixed packers So 1887 10:
light, IS 65G$e so Yorkers sS $3.50 aS: pigs cog
Changed native lambs s4@s6 iambs ss $50
Sc 4O fed SSG$6 9o native wehers IS 556$5 so;
Western weers So 4o9$5 65 stockers and feeders
asa so Receipts for week. 1S.S0
cattle sctive s29s4 75 sheep steady SsGs4 S. Lambs
East Liberty Feb. 2s-CattIe steady: choice IS s5@
S. co. prime 15@s5 90 good s. 9oG$5 10 Hogs lower:
Workers 81 15S7 20; light Yorkers Sc S0dS6 O0 pigs,
se 716S6 *: roIghs $6 5OG$6 IS. Sheep steady best
wathers s. 3OGS5 So culis and common 81 509$3 so:
choice lambs SO T5d SO 20: veal calves. So 508$9.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.

SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY Sixth-ave.,
Nineteenth to Twentieth St. calls attention to
new line of women's coats and suits the third
floor including coats of covert cloth in the spring
shades for walking, driving and riding. They are
also showing wonen's man-tailored suits in canvas
cloth and Nbeline, well coored and black
dress goods.
GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE COMPANY. Nos.
155 and 157 West Thrty-fourth-st offers for in
spection its designs In dining room furniture for
country houses. Sdeboards corner closets, extend
ing tables and chairs in oak, in soft green or in
in SITS simple form is offered in these pieces.
LIE BOUTILLER BROTHERS. West Twenty
third-st, show designs in figured foulards and satin
nbertys. also popular figured India silks A large
looms is among their offerings.
GEORGE c. FLINT COMPANY Nos. 4s. As and Il
West Twenty-third-st. has drawing uxuries
in the line of furniture-mahogany mahogany finish
and gold frames. covered with tapestry of damask-
some all upholstered.
R. J. HORNER & CO.. Nos. 81. 6S and 60 West
Twenty -third-st.. call attention to productions in
furniture adapted to the requirements Of city and
brass bedsteads in the late patterns and styles
JOSEPH P. MHUGH CO. West Forty-second-
ST. and Fifth-ave.. call attention to their wall
papers, Liberty fabrics OF cotton and fax for
furniture and hangngs willow furniture. with
comfortable cushions. and new devices in McHugh
(mission) furniture.
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and Twentieth-st
will offer on Monday invoice of Oriental car
pets. There are 120 pieces. by 106 to 11S by Il
feet On Monday and Tuesday they will open their
sale of millinery.
BEST & CO.. Nos so and 62 West Twenty-third-
St, exhibit infants hand made goods. of Europe
and this country: Russian blouse and kilt suits for
little boys, serge and fancy sailor suits. with
either long snort trousers: two piece suits, vest
suits, tOpcOats. long overcoats and REFERS.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS. of Brooklyn call atten-
ton to large stock of batiste writing paper. in
four tints-celestial blue. violet, Puritan gray
and white. They also offer boys spring suits and
blouses the of the second floor of the east
building. Soft bosom shirts and chiffon hats are
displayed the main floor. In the west building
second floor, are displayed women's boots and OK
ford ties
A. d. MATTHEW'S SONS. OF BROOKLYN offer
odd pieces OF furniture from their February sale
at reduced prices: mems spring clothing, covert
top coats boys spring top and serge sailor
4 suits. Women's fine etamins suits tailor made
blouse suits and broadclGth dress skirts also
in evidence. Tomorrow a large shipment of shoes
from Boston will be here.
STERN BROTHERS. West TWENTY -third-st., to-
morrow will offer some good values In women s
tailor made suits Of black and blue cheviot serges
ana women's house gowns. There viii also be a
sale of woHlen's linen and cotton dress fabrics In
fhs glove Department will be important Offer
ing Of id gloves There will be showing of button
. and lace bootsS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
pAr1c IN TROLLEY COLLISION.
Motorman of Car Running into Another
Unable to Turn Of Power.

Over fifty passengers in southoound troiieS
csr of the Amsterdam-ave. line were fhro"h
into a manic yesterday evening D" car oehiho'
running on the same track, coming into COLLISION
with the car they were in. at Sixty-ninth-s''
The rear platform Of the forward car was
demolished. and frank Walker. the conductor
of No 2252 Third-ave. was severely bruised
A woman who was About to board the car that
WAS run into was thrown off her feet ana nef
head cut She was carried into drugstore ana
later taken to her home in a cab Her ident'y
could not be learned.
When the collision occurred two of the women
Messengers in the forward car tainted. and most
of the others grew hysterical. All the passen-
gers standing in the aisle Of the car, Whlch
was crowded. were thrown off their feet ana
some Of those occupying seats. also sent &c tne
floor of the car. The forward car was SO oaoE
damaged that 1t had to be towed back to the
oar stahles and its passengers transferred AZ
the car that had run into it. ..
In explaining the cause Of the COLLISION james
Hogan the motorman Of the rear car SdI1
that the controller had stuck fast and ne nau
heen unable to turn off the power. Ihe CON-
ductor OF the rear car Martin Conway. "l
No $40 West -hundred-and- -tWenty-n1IIi-s''
The notice made no arrests in the case.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeW-York, February IS, 1893.
rsEF-V FSS-Receips cars 164 head. all consigned
direct 10 sales reported Dressed beef steady city
dressed native extreme range. 642q94=c per 10
Gables last received quoted American live cattle sens
az I2I3c dressed weight refrigerator beer at S14lUc
per reported exports for today; The B9hemaR mn ; 10
ne0nkn for London, $50 cattle and ,. 100 quarters
CAJEFS-Receipts all for the market all at Sixtietn-
st and mainly Western calves, 90 head Western
calves rated 25c than last transactions TINS pens
Iy cleaned Reported sales at $3 so 100
~ City dressed veals I114c 10: country dressed
SS111c: dressed barnyard and fed calves, 8GtSc. - -
Sales H Hume & Bro: a Western calves, SSS 10
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were cars or 1.423
head including direct to saughterers ana cars
sold evenly divided between Jersey City and SIX
limited trading in lambs was at stronger prices
steady Sheep at 81 409$5 so 100 n: lambs at
$s Dressed mutton. 7hq9c per o dressed lambs 98
12c per 10; country dressed dollhouse lambs. extreme
range. $5Gs11 per carcass.
at Sc Is per 100 n: 40 ~ at So SO:
bucks 40 10 s. date yesterday 1O4 Buffalo
ia.?bs IL 10 at $6 IS; 5s Buffalo sheep. SO rO at So
J. H Hume & Bro: spring lambs at IS per head
HoGs-Recepts 1S cars or 6S4 head Of WHICH only
dressed. 7499xc per rb for extreme weight Ugh ,.,--
Saes-S. Judd Co date yesterday: SO Western hogs
$50 10 average at Sc 80 per 100 10.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
YeSter-

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables Spot cotton
American 200; receipts 1000 American. 1000 middng
GPs'sS sq3 RSP5'
Msy SSi5 arfn end 3Sod APE pat
s4d S6
flour ASD ME3EBus,Dess in the son- dsra+rs,
6n shO~sa csoe % activity the trade being SIN
00 SR: Saf Pfa rashs & oas GE s
srrs Ense No ne s. ss m BeE ers esa5s % s. a 90
gT2 T? 3; Red Dog s22 23@*24 TO-
spot ana to q1oseS SS:SF Fair IL
saSi: 9aGfE G:d 50 yea Sss.s Is
and yellow 81 sds g. q ,9s 9gsed d. Fine white
rGTs o1 quoted p e.: SPTn 9 bsn spot sci s6@s
SIS bcGss hGSy chop n5ses a aNse o s5
TO-DAY appeared be quite n 1hS sabT Of mnte
after Il coc the market edS below Sf bs soUn
Size Nay ociocS 70 Ee2 extent Se the S0saS cbaSges at
nsGf n an pse
a bG e a S pSn a6G had %
o & N % ns Theat ana -four m at Paris which
h %eRT cpndns sh er6D oSsd d net
sonHicnS as private dlspstches mentioned snow in Ne
indicated valley and eear np
cold in the likely to reach win
sT onset However 9 This & %1 ,
woud reach 100000 for the week and that
interior movement sEEreeaed but 425 bush Compared
pored only cesed dePsitsPa at
sEe and No ManItobS soS SI5tns5a asoa Duluth
fained the heaviest volume for Saturday session in
good months They attended sharD break in fha
and OF heavy unloading Chicago by
provision who have past been con-
Fpcuous buyers In the Western market Cash
its from the Northwest expected to help
o'clock previous to which time the had shown
considerable strength with advance Sc for MAY
here bssed rains through the Ohio Valley ana
contract In Chicago receipts Foreign
oId In this market throrghout the and
local sentiment ARected by ntimations
ho:ts had about all been run In Export business con-
sisted OF 5 loads No closed at 6ec elevator and
66lSc, . anoai. No 2 white and No 2 yellow. SIC
b afoat. .OATS-The speculative market followed
corn and was Of the day. Sales
20 bush No oats closed at $40; Ho &3Ise: No
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
NINE LABORERs SUE.
4sk $50, 900 Each For alleged In
ix,ieS IN Coal Strike.

e,,,, has mean brought by twenty-five Italian
,oLora-s against tire Pennsylvania Coal Company
and the Erie Railroad Company for $4,000 each for
iniuries alleged to have been received IN the re-
cent coal strike 1t is alleged by the plaintins that
they forcibly transported rom oIH ~
-,,nes vOere there imprisoned. and were forced
70 work in the places of the strikers Papers were
flied Yesterday In che County Clerks ONCE IN
RrooLIvn and disclosed that Justice Garretson OF
the Supreme Court. Special Term mao mace q"
- 80 chow, cause upon a motion of counsel for
che Erie Railroad who recently made demand
upon the attorney for the plaintiff for Information
regarding the homes of his clients
Il is alleged by the plaintiffs tnat wnen they
u,ere taken into the mines they were not allowed
fo leave them. but were compelled to WORK IN tne
nockets against their will. and that when they de
manded TO be set tfee theiT pIo'ee'S "''e "o
listened to. r-, r-. ,.a ;f q
The place of trial is in Kings County, ana n u
annears that the plaintiffs do not live in BROOKLYN
a motion will be made by the defendants TO nave
the place of venue changed TO NeW-1 qrA Nou"ty.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New February -. l%b6
CoFFEEThe coffee market opened steady @ ysaknep "a, %q
Seing chiefly the of lower cables and the
up Of speculative contracts for over sunday @
verv ouiet market at the close vas sun
steady nth quotations the opening basis The saies
oGcialiv reported were The early news naa
bearish average particularly the French cable when
renortpd decline u Hamburg. after gaming
4 pfg lost her and closed net unchanged Whe
unchanged though Rio ADVANCED
he mark displayed little feature lhere
was certainly disposition apparent bull the rnaTket
evident that there Just as ntti
inclination aggressively. The bears claim they
nave every sound argument their side SNOW
ing that any advance in prices is unwarrante9' Inc
nCsItjon overwhelmingly heavy weak
cannot be cured by artl-
caI created out Of unwholesome sentiment
Frmness Of market, they claim
that the strength resulted from the fact that ship
freight blockade and they suggest that the moyement o
mild coffee will heavy March, April and May On
the other hand. sentiment is unanimously bearsh
was; be the cause, spots are nrrn
nresant prices interests have re-
Gently buying The market is steady at osc
for No I.
The prices In the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
ADD1cKs HOLDING CONFERENCES.
The Situation at Dover Is Dangerous One
for Him.
-BYTELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

Ry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBrNE.
0over Del. Feb. 2S-Addicks is trying to-day
to make good his man Layton's threats OF yes
terdav to make the Democrats heads SWIM
next week He and his chief lieutenant have
been in conference in Philadelphia over the
situation here which is exceedingly threatening
IN the gas man. The result is expected TO ne
q nropos;tion to the Regulars on Monday morn
inc before the Democrats can hold their caucus
.nd decide on their course. It is believed thaI
Addicks will offer to elect one Regular ana one
Trn;on IN the Senate with the agreement that
the chief of the ring himself will not he candl-'
5a+a and that the Union who is elected VIII
serve out the term.
But it is considered highly improbable that
the Regulars will consent to a deal OF any
,,et,,re with the Unions, and if the Democrats
fo,, IN come to time the deadlock will in ali
1,l-eIibood continue. Ex-senator Kenney said
+o-dav that he thought the Democrats should
accent the Regulars plan. It would have been
occonted Yesterday except for the Salisbury
men and by Monday it is hoped to bring them
into line.
II this is accomplished the repeal OF the
Voters Assistant law will be put through the
Senate and the Jefferson-Magee fight settled in
favor of the Democrats. Then Mr.. Addicks will
be made to experience the sensations of a man
who has been in close proximity to the rear ele-
walton of a government mule when the animal
is annoyed The honest men of the State, and
there are several in spite Of the number Of
Union Republicans in the legislature, Will OBJ
serve this, If it can be brought about, With un-
mixed delight
The vote to-day was perfunctory, there being
only four members present.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
ORIENTAL Art SALE CLOSES.

The three days sale of the collection Of antique
Oriental art belonging to Frederick W Hunter
closed at the American Art Galleries yesterday.
when some two hundred examples of antique por-
ceIains and cabinet objects, embracing seventeenth
and eighteenth century carvings in amethyst, am
ber agate and crystal. auctioned of. bringing
s. lbs So against 539 on Friday $274 Thurs
day The total is $16,315 20.
AS usual the last day the banner session Of
the sale, good prices prevailing.
Louis Stern bought for sos. after lively
bidding. a powder blue ginger jar, 10 inches high
and 81 inches in diameter, with decorated medal
lions and original covering. marked Kang-Tsi, 1861
I722 Mr. Stern purchased the companion jar for
Sl90 A Hawthorn ginger jar. of the same ring
mark. with a ground of dark sapphire blue. and
of the coming spring, sold for $500
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
MERRIAM TO RESIGN.
St. Paul Says That He Has Accepted Posi-
tion in This City.

St Paul, Feb. 2S.-'"The Dispatch" says tina II
has become pretty well known throughout IN
terested circles in this city that william r.
Merriam, Director of the United States census
before many days will tender his resignation
to President Roosevelt and ask that II take ei-
feet at once Mr.. Merriam. it Is known here
has accepted position with an international
credit concern. and will make his headquar-
ters In New-York.
The Offer was made some time ago. but at
that time Mr. Merriam candidate for the
rev portfolio created by the Department OF
Commerce act, and was willing 10 IoIeeo !lliot III az
CiaI advancement for the honor of sitting in the
Presidents Cabinet After the appointment
of Secretary Cortelyou. however, the of1er from
the mercantile company 10 MIR. Merriam was
renewed. and was accepted.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

Liverpool, Feb -CTosrg-vr reat-Spc- cute :
red Western winter. 6s lisd- No >--,--, 55if,s
IS 3Std: Nav 6s Esd July 114d. Co-- ~T7t A-1si
can mixed new, steady. As SID A10e-ca- 1:ixs1.
no stock; futures quiet. March. 4s 6-zd. Mty +S
Peas-Canadion steady, 6s Sid Flou--St -9s . 81,
winter quiet. IS 3D. Hops Lor5'7-Fe>.-s ISL
E7af7 los Beef easy: extra India r'sSS. e ~ g.,
primes mess F.IGrS-->-.--
"a 10 firm 81
80 10 strong 49s Sd III. Is - - =. r-i = -
long clear mIddes. light = to - n 1rr3 - -
clear middles. heavy IS to 4n 70 srosg %,s NJ %
IL 70 I6 n strong Sis ST-:lfsrs-Sl lIare. II TO y
~ strong Ais Sd Lard "; prime N@sJ--n.
tisrces as Cd: American refine1 pals 4SS N'-,-ss
Finest United States nominal. SocI United states I
steady American e. ssj Wa''e dl'l
62S sd. TaIIcw steady: nrine city. ~; -Ai-'-'
London cd Turpsntile-SpirttS firm -
f1ornr1n1 Nm, 5s AID PeroIcT7-Eefred sea!. n -
Iiuseed oil hrm :7s. CcttonSCod cil-Eiu re- s''+i- ~
steady. els 81
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01

follows: Flour was steady:
winter patents 6OGS3 30: sraights s. O$ O; ePTnE
as 20. Wheat~spring. 10 3 7s3E@79lke; No g. 3S:c
45c Oats-No 2 sac: No 3 white, 3393515c Rye, No
49Iac Barley. good feeding. 43Q 46c fair to choice
rafting 4slz@52c; No faxseed. 81 II: No ! North
western 16 grade 81 % Mess
Snort rib SIDES oose 50 60ae So; dry sated hogdeTs
boxed 376Ss So Short clear sides b0xeo5 .
$40 Whskey basis OF high wines 81 go On tne pfoauce
Crcsmeres, 1S62711c; dares 14q24c EggS 9I d.
mark cases included, Cheese steady. 1Z1sglo77c
DuI,;th Feb 2s-Close: wheat-Cash No hard. !1c:
Nc Northern 76c; Northern, 74c; May H%@11@c;
July, 77c. - Nv, =,
Northern sOE oslo; No Northern 791s Gsoe: May Ls
67S7Izc asked. Rye steady; No l. 514eqHzc-, Eariey
steady; No 2 6496Sc: sample. 42a6Oc- Corh-haS' AT
asked. ,, ,oua-en..
JuIv 76SkG761kc On track: No hard, 7S36c: NO 1
f a aosS second patents IS sO9$s 30: first clears
81 -: second 81 1OG$2 90 bran In bulk $l'@
$I6 g. . .
PbiIadeIphi. Feb 2s.-wheat steady: contract grade
H5arcb 7a9 59hc. Corn dull and Ac lover; No 2. IN
exnrt elevator 53@531 nc: March, 5S953zc Oats quiet
No 2 white clipped 43943l5c. Butter firm; good de-
rnand. extra Western 2Sc; DO NEARBY prns
32c Eggs firm in fair request; tresh nedrcE any
western 1870 the mark: DO southwestern !oc AZ
1no3erate demand Ne-York full creams. prime small
1HGTL1c do fair to good 19AQ13$4c: do prime large
iz. do fair to good l3AQ13Ec. Receipts: Flour 56Oo
bbIs and $4,000 b sacks wheat. 500 bush; corn
G1 OO0 hush: oats 1000. Shipments: Wheat, e0OO oush
80 1eT 0O0 hush: oats, II coo bush.