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Market co1s say notice, s ys1. ,uver.
holders gsneTy & to sDs s sns e
parcels ~ urgent wants saes 100 hGi' ., wISh
r9,4, p man TerS sr 70" w stP'r nc Sss
wns shpr 3 6S Sss E. e. n No. sPS a" chiefly
20 800 90 sS' w%Is srap Wheat sb ic ntsi
neat EIra manly within he - 3 $50 90 9uCiatCH.
'' &: ssSs. En-, s..ra Es 3 !, as 1i s
81 S o CHOICE - ~ co MN n1,rs
8 70 90 straight 81 25d = so; Patent a 75asi GS
n nsa'rs s. Far n''T flr.. rsr
w cal f GGGa 70 ys % y Nj l,la or %e pc
s9T AmTee n o. 90 pS %sE SacG sH,%S
s saa. 900 bis. " Common EsIsat a2,ss.5
Good to Choice to- - sGsn sales 100 bs snperdns
i%ss gGcKWEAr c6 6k2u MIIISsn st
'vsiy n6l. sagam e 81 % 2! e. Ysow Vest
SG!s e n aG Tas%y" 5sr S cash
sts les; tr,ogh 31ns Spe asc .DS close ee
heavy me love" very limited aS Sa1 s1y ssro
PGr options TS. shipper, soasS
~ o Ms. . .roi pe ne rnsdd nnuth Spr ne at je
annat Winter 'e steamer no eye rcd
ol,c or raL receipt. elevator 20 Red nor nn ~ &C.;
GnsrnG losing w'i at y &C. DO for kpr ie closing
IT : -. do for Nav. aoI9 e closing 1T anci do.
eraie S''a ten,ni western re and sat- q
ma BARI EN-Nark't I'm aud gilitt -.
TApITY NATT-Duil; pnccs unchangcd .CORN-a'r.
st e. .rsh and it,d. lash lots opened a.out sc
Niv Options opened Ia go
peta~r ihsn and closed hcavy at NE
lovat pr,crs 'radr for EXPORT light business for
no., nui ere ruHactn N. l. options shppris R9u
lush sales i'3 200 bush future, 100 ~ busl.
SPOT soci7 delivery including migrated Mixed at n
5oS S' steamer ar % Mel Scs2 inf fSgS
steamer yellow 81 10 In elevator 521,c aro9t; No 81 =
N IN Oa ~trIGcr Nhc 81 PC IN
l-,afor; &c. a1oli 10 MNod for " rfh. 1lta5'i C.
ing Il April. 81 al Ac closing az Ole do
f,r ,iay l. lie closing 5utc do for June Bob
CHASING a. GAT--Nsrkrf advance IA i2c .
ffu on a
sales 90, b1sh future $4,000 bush spot. including
% 3 Mrri NJ 81 lcci No =. 3-iic u elevator V'-c
afos including 5000 bus, Cor export No l. 3s'c' 10
No p 3,tdJ ~ e. IN elevator. 3iHsr at"at
nc nd ne 900 bush ;or export No. J. t0@c: MHed
Western 3-aaac.. White Do. ga lie; White state. ~
tc 80 NtNci for March b G3>i4c. closing at S-c.;
do Tor 'p. 7i4aS &c. closing AZ Z &c; do ior May,
2 n dc closing $3.50 do. for Jun" Jia.Gl6'tc,
closing odbc ... FEED-ADout steady with moderate
iIadr -.
~ocks IN store IN Ncw-York BROOKLYN and Jersey CITY
era warehouses ~ railway lighters certificate
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"a WS a is j f. nGcs re Tslny fair de-
HiDEs-Only no crate trale was reported at late
Iors! price. ralsd nominal in tho absence of anything
METALS ON ,chapsa Pig Iron ceTtiaelte, were dun
al al ios cSpcr dun Lead spoor nominal
%oIkss Gs-Bcips "oSF qasf 9ic for 505 test New.
NAVAL. STORES spirits Turpentne was slish'ly
sg Resins ruled very quiet but essentially
OIS-A small job6ng trade was reported at recent
ocEiY FREIGnTs market in the snaT,sgag Line ~"
bo refined oil 10 Iiamb Aside ICON THIS ltue u IMPORT
ace ws Sns sd@ se ar'yns e be n s grain
ao Ihs Items % interest wsrs TO AMp pn s hence
Tr hence hars with general at current rates
iSa. SSS%5Ss 'n nc isss9nfs
GP rom with Fl i hfs a. 1t
refined OIL Rn4 or Conf Goons SnT rSnHf rh H
Norwegian bark 20 arye &So3 oPls reaned o % Sa
b; Grade H o a. PRIV e. tsrus the Way berth
gag mcat' the apor@t r'dGs 9os s TO hHLt hence
LON non hence stem 10000 bush oats ., I'd, o. DO.
qsT1'5'f oil q gsc; A. 20 Ses rosn iS%a
200 bS us s. S DL s1 S steam tom,
leather 25. S3. tcs beef Is ya car lumber ann Cd
XTT@ERP hence steam, go ibis hbr' nj oil, a.
snS Ssn . ssaS no. Ss IL naas OIL s Cd
gxIf hence steam . tons sa her JT TW @
heass sea s'" 10 - n or Ia Cd loo bales
hemp. s.....AMorERDAM. hence steam. 10 bales hemp
PRovISIoNs-PoRK--The is no amin, ton TO the trad
ders remain SO dy on he oasis OF late quoted
Meas Meas 81 H'.s q%Ss% haes 1$ ras
P%c s 90 cv Xxx India Not So Esd "a ! " E,
Mesa 81 s20oi Packet Sl2 casI2 20 Tor barrels
Plate Beef all 9odsl2 90; fanily sl3 0oasii 90
BEE ..icur MEArsArs wei a:ianca STSs With isr
s Sfse9 ie.ooS 20 b soS DO 10 =; si.s
sGcalder. olsc; riesed Ham. o.s e smoked Hams:
Clear in NewYCrI quoted d;c for Western delivery Long
Heavy TO Light 80 &c; Pigs .LARDThe .sf.
Eet hIs az the outset saling up 90 points ~
about Tie Gu rent figures Of Saturday cosng heavy 1hcre
is ile interest from exporters am The 81 eeuaon "a
sso 800 tea M3 sy rs sRs co.ns closing
5SS ie es' june Sa% i5c closing IS siIei July
s sasss a. .sa ssu; 4
%asns s S ana s s
C. nrkns tubs 5oltc; nrkins. 10 d22c Western Im
iatlon Cr'anery 49, asien DAILY laei3o Western err
lar .ady la prlc. eastern 0a 2-c. Common 10 Prime;
job lots l29 4lsei Western ns sSiirci Far 70 Choice;
se,in Sb - WITH q .ir demand state 2. c., Western
asiaa go, southern 2s ',siac; Lined. i76lsc.
HlCF-Quio and unchanged
sTEARl NE-Dut and nominal. City quoted nj I'sS' &c
sUoAEsaw omit and 20 great extent nominal mon as, At
weak; Crushed and Cut Loaf. 9aaos9.' Cubes She
s rsracSe sSS &c. o Saaaea o saS SIais'! %
ii aGa q" sss s.So I' &C. sss is yeiow 40 ~
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YORK. March Q. 1888
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corFEFRo spot dull at 8'.c. for Fair no sales; options
ann and ia tn 4 ponts lower The receipts ~ sko were
S,, 600 bags for two declined = 10 ,r: Sdu.
nor 80 Nav ana bought November; Ieber D0ught sep
trmber and sold October and November Shipsy oox,.
Inne. Wolf Segsbrrg traet both sides OF me in-
Let The saes were Ol bags closing steady at he loo
ing prices March, y a7.l0: April 7Ol91ioi May -
S7s5 September 7od753 October a ad ~ ~ great eat
extent large number OF the trade mienueu
innrra 81 the late James Scott at taivay Nuuo" w
Eonrf n ave andt Exchange closed w ! 0olsek
COTTON-Spot oton quiet steady and unchanGe naes -;
OF bas delivered contracts - % bales ecep't ~
the port $50 bales against loiO Ins uy
Iost week ard S3 % bales last year; SINCE september
40 so bales against 1874 227 Tor the same period last
.,...,a ,ata,
..lIa
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. March 9-l.S0 p m-Coton duL Mdd INK
Uplands lGd do Mddns Orleans osa sai's s%vc
Including 1000 bales speculation anu eNporti
receipts 5000 bales, cudng 1000 bales American Fn.
turs uilet nu steady Upiands Mddlng clans. Macn
April delivery 36i do April ana May delivery nS
delivery i5GId do July and August delivery IBID
Tenders for dellyiies at o-iay's clearing ooo oaies
new docket and 900 bales old docket - -,
ID mcotlon safes OF ths cay inciaied sioo omes
delivery, 3Gid. buyers do. March ana April delivery
sbld buyers; do April and May delivery !-!d buy
July delivery. l0.vAd. buyers do Juiv and Aus0s as
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
UNITED STATS NAVY PAY OPPICE

- PILADEiPHiA, March 0, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS in dup ate inlOrsed Proposals
for Coal Will be received at this Oce until MONDAY 10th
instant, MT II m for hundred GOO tons o. $40 DO
OF anthracite steamer Coal delivered al the ted STATES
Navy Yard ensacoia Fa 10 be u the best quality UNIFORM
In character selected Tree from all impurities
inspection before Shipment by the Inspector appointed Tor tho
purpose who VIII have The ri yht OF Dercmpofy on
BIDS Will only be received FROM bona he Geaers
IN coal and the right
not be deemed advantageous 10 the Government
Responsible security will required faithful
livery above in conformity with the stpulatons the
blank 'or Tor bids u be had at this once otherwise bids
Will not be entertained. A. w. RUSSELL.
Pay Director u =. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-10

LIFE OF FoRTUNY: With his Works and Correspond
ence. From the French OF BARON DAviILIkR WIN
Notes and "reminiscences by Friend. l2ino PIP
2l6. Porter x Coates
The title of this memoir is somewhat misleading.
for Baron Daviler gave neither personal
biography nor study of Fortuny's art lie did
write. however, an interesting account OF his
friend the illustrious Spanish painter, who, dying
in 1874. at the age Of only thrty-six, left splendid
fame and large fortune, accumulated in the brief
perod of six or seven years. The memoir appeared
Immediately after the artists death. 1t gives the
history of his most important works. with descrip-
tions of a few of them. and includes great many OF
his letters and notes, to DavIllier, to Mr.. w. H..
Stewart of Philadelphia, to Rco Simonetti.
Goyena, and other intimate associates. We cannot
honestly say that the correspondence has a perma-
nent Importance, that it throws much ght upon
the writer's character 1t has more to do with the
business than with the aesthetics of mis- profession
yet it does leave impression of geniaity. frank
ness, generosity, and smplicity,-qualities which,
we learn from other sources adorned Fortunys life
His career was manly and honorable so far as the
biographer permits us to know it he lived on the
most afectionate terms with other artists-men like
Zamacois MeissonieI, and Regnaut. whom. if he
had been o meaner spirit, he might have regarded
as rivals-and the fervor of the attachments which
he inspired is ample testimony to the AVAILABILITY OF
his nature. The friend" who has furnished the
translator with a few pages of additional notes and
"reminiscences, is Mr. Stewart, of Philadelphia. an
early and liberal purchaser of Fortuny's works,
and a sincere personal admirer. He contributed.
among other Things, the following note from
Couture. written when the news of FOrtunys death
reached Paris:
MY DEAR SrEwARr,-Oh, the beautiful things
dreamed of them all night They are the life. the
light the budding of spring, the colors with which
God has pa nted his flowers 1t is not painting il IL
not work. it is not human. Butterflies, with their
wings, have brushed his canvas leaving their
Qorceousness thereon. and the fairies have pressed
Their most beautiful flowers to color it.
All sparkies with sunshine and genius; all IL
transformed by magic prism The vulgar be-
comes poetic. and satire, amiable. The wasp, like
the rose, with its rich booty. and with guiverng
.Wbgs goes to relate TO her perfumed friends. our
2 (san u liness, and doubt not, she cannot make
3hooabbage B. feel her sting who in the presence
Of these admirable works, has shown himself q
double-headed cabbage! Altogether yours,
T.. COUTURE.
The cabbage B. referred to in this note is
the critic. Charles Blanc.
The translation of Baron Davillier is slovenly
and awkward. and betrays an imperfect knowledge
of French. English, geography. and many other
things.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,
WAsHlsG1oN. ID. {. Feb L. 1885. }
Sealed proposals. ndorsed Proposals for tobacco Will
received al this nreaa until March ~ $780, at IL O'Clock
a. hundred Thousand (lDO,ODO)
Tobacco to be delivered at the Navy Yard brooklyn N Y.
before the first day o. November. 1880
and forms OF Ofer will furnished by thus
Bureau application and proposals must be made
tons. j. A. SMITH,
PaymastcT- General, n. y
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TALLow-Dun and heey: Prime City ga0s'd geo
6 3-I6c. Sales $4,000 ID. osU8 Sloc .o.hv and roodA
TEA-Quiet options uusettledi spot toa s'es'y An '
fes sxcCoKeuucky quiet but steady No sales on
change.
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Ocat,e
New-Orleans

Futures . IN points lower. Woodward Slman sold
freely broke the market Crosby wa, seller lehman
yd Allen the LARGEST buyer. The foreign news was
nal favorabc an the the Soutl'rn ports were
rather liberal. dull The southern uirkris
were ycncrlly aurt unchanged Geo lr st0n OF w
r. preston - Co.. was elected member OF the bxchShSe
The 81 900 bales
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REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoRK, Monday. March 0. 1888

The following was the only sale held at the
Ex change saesroom to-day
By Richard " HdJ7,en q 90.
4sory brownstone dwelling, With LOT, NO 3l9 West
57th.st II OF sth-ave, lot 2oxlooo; s,- ooa
Max Ans. *~'f~~~
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY.
The following is q list of the transactions re-
corded in the Registers Office yesterday
a7t,st n a lO8 n OF lstaye LOOK lO0Sla Austin
6tSsp administrator % siesoo
ist.aye q 80 Il Of thst. 2Yx94.2; Smith Hsr- -.
iott and wife to Nicholas Branlei i2ssv
loOh.x al a s 81 II o OF 5th.lye, 5xiL0x3eoS 70
MA ,ison.nve xlall.S lilo, Hester ; Divineie 70 /,
sara T. Divineile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
same propsGT,y Iar dea p,vne'o anu 1850
Iudtke nd wife 10 Caroline Westheiuer. law
4h, SS d 10 S q ah,gs Joan 10000
dave cor =, Of p slsLss sSSg hhl or 4soo
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flats auo Rooms TO Get.

PAYMENTS in the " DalhOusle hrepr ,S
~ building between jth aud 9TH ayes CD o'a
S. opposite Central Park rhesc apartrelts 10 nss,s civ
ceiling fni N au the halis0met ~ .e Wv
Rent and fuel 500 to 200. Apply at the Duian&
ELEGANT apartment on second noor ~
~ the HAWTHORNE, directly opposite U.sg library
owners live in building six sleeping roons p~
&c l2S Vest 59th.sL
rI,O LET.-A first and second HAT, with tn, pX
windows looking out on 6lhove in one o. MINI ,ns ssan
srable apartme elevator all hkn.. Ia sn
heat sunuied; also coal and wood for ranges tenSc
r ,ha u Sp' WV H. A. CRU IksHANK 4 ~,
rY,uE CLEVELAND. 126- 1870 East 24th-st,
near Madison souare Large handsome suites nh Si's.
ally large sunny bedrooms rsphs steam eecsf,oS
All copyene nees shown 10 TO s. circulars on sPP">
owners resident.
.>.D WEST 53D-ST., in the Rockland :, a g.
ZD West 57thsL in the sancyi 20I West ootnS''
Winfield. see jan,tors.
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Art Schoos-Citv.
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References
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MIR William Hart, " A.. Mr. Jlne. " Hart. ". Al
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McDONALD'S
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SOCIETIES.

EUREKA LODGE, no. 10, r. * A. M.
TNHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF
i EUREKA Lodge. No. 10. II. " A. NJ, Will be
held in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday, on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members Of sister Lodges, and il ournin &
brethren, fu good standins, are cor. tally in.
y!ted to sttend. JOHN Z. JONES W. NJ.
II. II. CoNKLIN. Secretary.
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'uAl nhnin presents given
Hnb HIN tsway. Send us s
E OUuNINubc bcents postage. and
by mail You will get
,,,1 Ire : cksge Of goods Of large value, that
wi VII slAr' yon in work that Will at once bring
sou ~ money fAst,r than anything else IN
amsrlea, ,,.. All about the $780, 900 In preseHts
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NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

ECREKA, New, Oct. 10, 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN c. S. Prcble, OF Carsou Oity. State
of Nevada, authorized agent tor the State II
New .da, and acting for aud on it's behalf. ha.
made an application TO enter. under the Act OF
Congress approve June 10, 1880 entitled IAN
Act to grant TO the State Of Nevsds lands In
lieu OF the 10th aud 36th sections In said
State" the n. II of Sc. Il and Sw. X Of Sc i
OF section 80. In township IT, north of range
81 east. aud thr NE. L OF Ne. L of section il
and SW. L of NV. Il of section ~. in town
ship Is, North OF range 80 east. and the sE Il
Of NE. 4 and n. Il OF SE. \ and So L of Sc
\ of section 6. and the MI Il Of Ne. 4 aud
SE. u OF Sc. i aud SE. i Of SW. Il OF section
Z, aud the NE i of Sc. Il OF section IT, and
the sW. \ Of NE. u of section 20. in township
Is. north Of ran SO east OF Mount Dihb.o
base aud meridian. in the district OF lands sub
Ject to sale 1T Eureka. New ada, and containing
$50 acres. The selection OF the above de-
scribed tracts OF land will DO teudercd 1t th 3
Office on Thursdsy, the Sd day OF Doc smber.
A. ID. 1885.
FIJI. HINCK LEY. Register.
Eureks, New. Oct. 80. 1885. o3l-30d