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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
COURT CALENDARS For TO-DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-oKnHRAL TKRM.-Reoess continued
snrEEhI S IoS,AssEHs-Before Lawrence J-MOton
sgREEME cousT-sPEeiAI TERx-PARr l. Before Andrews
ss @ 1877 sas 11Gs esq e. iCes sa f e.
sUshENs g 1sS AZ ss,
5 iS W. ifs i iss i2sG iss5s
s es sss sss ass
sss Ssa s ssSs 5 Ssss ss
Case On-MetropolitAn National Bank vs. Psrst No day
g;ss ss SsSS ss pR5
$3.50 2sS 1917 2ssS siia 24O0 Z0OS 1904 SS2
,,svPRKM couRT-cIRcur-Pl Tv,-BefOro Barrett j.
suRkooXTEs CoyRr=Befors Ransom. s-wis Of ]. II.
PTcse II a m i Elis: - Kashn, p
sSSas ns 5sSP N%sAns s! ~
SscPESos oooET-srEciAL TEns-Before o'oOrmsn, T.
sUPEzion cogsTm EorpT TEss-BsiOre sedswsh, O. j.
Mos SsS s6s z9s $40 ~ ol3
No.. 1856 liss ria Itts i--Sei0r' OuSro' J.
SSss Ys5s TAI sSS M
SUPERIOR couRT-TRAI TEES~P1sf Ii-Befors TINA.
coos tGsa ss ats LIZ
So,nos PLsAs--sgEcI1L Ts.s-Beicte Allen ysMotions
coDfoE PixAsTEiIi TER1s -PAnf IHaeiofe Boofsaysr.
ss ss s's 5 s'i ise 81 BE- 49,
a65 iss oi7 lola io7s e0S $50 asa '0' t'O'' DOL
III iSs iss fssss isSss R'sa
7ass sa s ss Pa sa 49, 7S9 Ts $685. ise 5f7 6so
couEr % GxstsAI skssoxs- IBefors eiidsrssev.
and Assistant DistrietAttorney Aacdons-Nos. 70 y
cogRT o. osSxsAL. sEssloxs-pASr II.-geaore cowinr
asa Assistant DisRietAterney JeromeNOa to is il
% .sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrArUnrs OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS,
The tendency Of wheat was downward. Spot lots
were 3-461 Ia cent lower but export demand was
stimulated. The speculation was more active, over
100000 bushels being traded In but liquidation
depressed prices nom beginning to end. There was
no particular TO start the decline but the
bcarfsh feeling in the afternoon. The general ele
ments Of depression were the same as they have
becn-good weather, that promises we'll for crop pros
poets the tame condition OF foreign markets and the
indifference OF exporters. After the close May wheat
sold ct 90 5-Sdo3 cents, ending unchanged from the
official close at 90 "a cents. The market closed
weak at the regular hour down 1a1 Ia cent for
March at Oh, April at 81 3d. May at OF 34 and
June a. % IL cents and 1924 cent for July at
90, August at 90 SO and December at 90 IA cents
Tho visible supply statement showed decrease Of
5O7 $50 bushels but IT. what conservative dealers
looked for and had no speculative effect on prices.
Corn however, decreased GOAL bushels, an un-
against the influence Of sympathetic response 70
wheats weakness Corn on the spot was unchanged
with nearly 100000 bushels purchased By shippers.
The optIons wore dull and closed OF 1-4a1-s cent
At AZ Is for March AZ 7-s for April, and AZ Ia for
May, June being unchanged at 43 3-s cents. oats
were auiat and steady with the options unchanged az
30 IL for April and 30 3-o cents for Mag ana june
There were sales Of $50 crces OF lard for export but
quotations were March, Aprl and May, "a TO- June,
a % July, - "a; August, u 30, ana september
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday
rs follows wheat, Z $50 bushels; corn, ESQ, 978
bushels; oats, 2s TG4 bushels total grain, 267, $50
bushels -four, 90, $50 packages Al Chicego, NIL
wallkee and 81. Louis the arrivals were Wheat1
a, 100 bushels; corn, 2e2Dle bushels oaLs ioSas5
bushels total grain, 4e7,S22 bushels; nour, l7,2sS
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
THE COURTS. .
nrrs OF LEGAL NEWS.


cn,ss msac. sedgwck, Of the superior Oour',
yesterday gave judgment for $4,000 in favor OF ars
j. Havemsyer in her suit against the hannS'. :.
Railway Company for damage TO her p.Up =, ,As
No ITS pearl-st, caused by the constructor VI '"'
elevated railroad. oou,ro,
julius Hlen Co., under the name OF inc oonuol
rlthographing and Engraving Company have oeen Ios
business as theatrical printers since 1850 anu 49,
nh, $4,000 into the business. They oiaih 'nst
Harry Miner and others have been doing business uaer
the same name and recently obtained an in!nncnoh
restraining them from using It, The injunction was
yesterday continued by Jusuce La"r0n'" Vi wv
Supreme Court. ,,,,.,os
WRIT Of habeas corpus was obtained rom 'usuoe
Lawrence of the supreme Court YESTERDAY ,, by
Rertbeleu baker, requiring his wires ssleI Au III
GeIss TO take 20 court his daughter Augustine, Aso
nine He SAYS that the child unlaw1uly deahssu'
An Application to abolish the corporation OF w
Navarro Flats was argued before Judge van s V9rst
Yesterday and testimony was taken at NO. iS " a,s
Holmes q Goodwin and Attorney -General Iapor aP-
peared for the plaintiff, and hlmon SOSu" ssp3nasse
defendant James Clyne and George g. LeSpinaSeo
testified. The case will be continued today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
p.. North River. vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-, - ,,ou,h. for promp delivery very dun
B.S5ae iower Fair eaigoes quoted &C Is sSato DO
sass reported MID s55ds SieSd and iiS s bags LasHay
nYToe terms options reported eraSh N oSd prices
tfahee nSiS points without leading 70 muon SSs%'
coaa fairly steady Gable adyiees Nese HAVE I;
M Sa r. on months While PIE IsmS SSroSSsos for
snow durina the week. 900 bags l9 -
for Europe and countries during Tsef q 900
t Rjo cIearances By sail for United states "a md
Ro cieaTances for Europe and 9Ihea statcS Total
santos stock 237 600 bags santos purSnSfS iSd stes
S.ahos 400 haRs Santos clearanees Tor -
NV eo2 steamers 1000 bags Santos esain U
puron and other countries, ~ 600 bags snp ~rinass
NJ Santos United states - eantoS atoS mere Il 800
nominal; good average Santos, g. saes hes'' ''''
haVs as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
FHBHErrYs OUT THE ooUETBRFBrTsBS.

The result Of some hard work by United States
secret Service detectives has been apparent In
series Of arrests recently made. Another prisoner
was taken before Commissioner Shields yesterday.
He Is Giovanni spinela, Of No. 122 South Fifth
Agent Brooks charges that spinella is the maker Of
considerable amounts Of counterfeit coin. The wife
of Antonio Roso, an Italian who Is now In custody
on charges Of conierfetng, was arrested on Sunday
night Counterfeit silver coin, mostly dollars and
dimes to the amount of s12s, found In her pos
session She told the Secret Service officers that she
had obtained the coin from Splnella, and warrant
was issued for his arrest The woman was allowed
10 20 on hef own reconizanee as she win be used as
q witness for the State,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
IyAcHEgAcTNG PRoGRAMME.
nosroN'e You've mrN's CLUB OUT WITH THEaa
!. SIMMER SCHEDULE!

SUMMER SCHEDULE.
The corintbian Yacht Club of Marblehead, Boston's
xyoung rnonsy club, and ons noted for its energy,
has prepared It's programme for the annual midsummer
series OF races Many of the yachts which WIN com
pete IN the races are also listed With loca CLUBS ana
the competitions are therefore Of paramount interest
here The programme provides for races for the ioi
lowing prizes:
Eastern Yacht Club cup for 4ofooters This cup wss
ssered by Commodore william =. weld Of the Eastern
Yacht Club and placed in charge OF the regatta
Of the coYnthian zach. Club, TO be raced Iot INC
sailing rules Of the Eastern Yacht Club Inc Vaius 0i
the cup lie $3.50. ,r.,. ,,,
of tina value Of s125 offered By member OF the eiuo
win be raced for under the sailing rules Of the Cofntssh
Yacht Club -. q,
Corn,hian Yacht Club cup for sioops and cutters u
fact and less than 81 feet waerlins This cup OF the
y,e Of $780, offered BY member Of the club. and open 70
arat,ton by members Of the club only VIII be raced
or under the ssng rules Of the cOrnhlan Yacht Cuo
The series Of four win be sailed in any event. ana
The name each yacht winning race VIII DC
upon the cup The yacht winning the greatest NUMBER Of
,aees WIN own the cup In case OF re IN any ciass
there will be a sal.of between the yachts tied All
eour,ee win be open sea courses Oh Mareehead and free
from tides or shoals BY the rules Of the Eastern fseAt
Club yachts In the 4ofoo class may carry one man Ior
each four feet OF racing measurement faeh IN the oV
,, class NAV carry six men and in the 27oot class hVe
van yschts I'm the sooot and 27foot classes may carry
an, naia man but must be steered By an amateur
rtc Reeatta Committee consists of George A. Stew
at Prank w. Chandler, William P. Fowle, John B.
Paine and Harry p Benson
Tbe twenty-second annual regatta Of the Columbia
Yacht Club w be held on June is. 1t will be sailed
Sonse At Eiehty.sxt6-st, Hudson River, to Yonkers
and return. The iron steamboat Cygnus mas Deen
chartered to accompany the yachts on nes o
The annual meeting OF the CLIP n ier inc ee'u0u u
officers will be held on April ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. March 1s.-In the Court Of Appeals to-day
the following argued:
No. 18S-Samue H. Nissan, executor, respondent agt
John Ccnsolus. as surviving executor. appellant.
No 201-Byan J. o'Donnell. administrator, appellant
aRt the New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company, respondent
No. 179-EuEabeth Byrnes administrator, respondent
agt the New-York. Lake Erie and Western Raihssd
Company. appellant
Following is the motion calendar for Tuesday;
Mes 1,246. 1916. 1913. 1920, 1so4, 1925 l. 800
1927 1922. 1923. 1s21. 1929. 1922 1890 ss1, 1884,
1,1oe 1899, 1882. 1s4 1885. 1885, l. sa7 and sss
Following is the day calendar for "Wednesday:
Nos. 32A 1855. oo2. 2o3 200. 1s3 1s5 and 1884,
In the second division to-day the following cases were
ordered;
Ne. s71-Henry Csws and others respondents sat
the Bank Of New.Ysrk National Banking Association.
appellant.
No. s74-GeorEe O. Genet appellant sss. ne city Of
Brooklyn, respondent
Following is ths day eslendsF for Tuesday;
Nos s7s. Ss7. 81. s7e. $40, $780, s12 and S7S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Steers sold one year ago AT - w w. ~
the AVERAGE estimated NJ - 3D. -
REEyEs-Rseeipts 1870 carloads Of 2ol2 head car;
.d. dist 10 Fast side and Brooklyn slaughtcrer 40
Saroads Al sOthst including % eorloads for nj fas
,s ~ cs,iosds for J. stem and carloads for KAufnann
Strauss and 80 carloads were received at jersey CIv
on yCry nght supply prices wers advanced "a sH mi
fyarton bud trade not brisk and the yarls ha NOV
been fully cleared 10 O'clock Medium 70 prime s.eeIs
sod AZ "a soaaI 30 per 100 n carload rather choee
e. 80 ana NV picked cattle for the country trsde ~
"a T66sI So Cows sold at 81 o. l2af9 Bulls at " 4oa
al Ana s,ass oxen and tail ends Of 20 lSde119 ,,.
n IL reported on what appears 10 % COCA authoIg
that one on the leading trunk lines has already merged we
yaTd charges IN the freight BILLS and tina, che other roads
viii soon Adopt policy. This IL sep IN inc
vtght drestion and might be well for tue ockyafds
10 sre N IN IL NOT practicable 10 make some further re-
IN charges Tor hay and feed Every lndaeomen.
should be offered Western "A well - near i've STOCK
shippers 10 enable them compete successfully with tho
dtessi beef mon and preserve 70 Eastern markets
bai n LEFT Of the cattle trade The agitation OF the In.
sro ouestion which another name for The seltpfo
lection Of feeders from wha, they sincerely beege 70 pc
prss-nt tine oSs favorable tor the adoption BY All
naFtles Interested jAieous ard bfuad policy which
Snail foreeaa, future and lay The Foundations Ior Doth
serving and enafRng me i've SUCK uane OF t6 wv
board states. -. .. -. -, a., a..
phipnsntS Tomorrow 5000 quarters OF peer IN tho
Arizona BY Joseph Eastman.
This spunenta % Live Cattle ana sheep and Dressed
an Mutton Rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
4afr AVID .xAyr IsrEILIeHxos.

washington. March is.--seeond Lieutenant Lawrence
d. Tyson. 9Th infantry, has been relevea nun GUY
:. ,osu,ser az the General Court Martial at Davd's
rsIapd. n. r. Major Richard S. ykkery, surgeon has
han appointed 10 act rs inspector on certain property
ID Hot springs, Ark, for which Captain Charles IL
yneaIs a. responsible second Lieutenant Julius H.
weber signal Corps. having been found incapscated
Tor ACTIVE service, has been granted indefinite leave
Of absence. Fist Lieutenant Frederick ;. Strong
AN Arssry, hss been granted two montns extension
- ,sava of absence First Lieutenant ormond ~
ftssakg 9Th ARTILLERY. Second Lieutenant CHARLES A.
psnstS "a AraIlery. and sscosd lisussaant 5oha D,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19

B,nnger Dh Cavalry, have been craer Arsenal
Board Of Ordnance ofAcers ~ - 0,,h a view
81 as,ant,ns ~ transfer to the Ordnance Department
10 so,e Tracy was today informed by oramp
mos Contractors for the new gunbost Yorktown tnas
Bros conua0,O "1 srtirey completed. She WILL In
few s~1 ssy, be inspected by the Naval Inspection sSAs =.
Of which Rear Admiral JCuet Is gisSu with that OF
~ Trial Board which submittea sese ccsntanee
sne hssn Snsi action Is taken toward the sccoP'
az the vessel by the Government"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19

ssios-D. NcPhsEsap! u GhieSgS steers l+21 over
i i 4 isN !. ~ g. lis 81 h. is q Z
ns 1sss sfst'' &C. S:- fas5 BSS E r S 49,
%, 1878 D, a. "a Isl is de- 1854 n &c - 40 a DO,
tls 40 IsS ii a. Rs d. H "a 'S s, az
is' ssjs IL 81 iss1 8 s. 9 70 q
hs's y q y h. I'D 1917 lssO q iSiO n q;
81 So do 1890 n, At 90 2 do, 14Ab % at sS -
d. $40 n At 81 POI 70 DO va n, % L. ., j..
MtLCH COWS-Faceipts for the gesk 1le head. NO
treSh srlyas Market nemnAlJ steady &c $4,000 per
hSaa f 3Id hn 1000 90 uSTS No 10" '"0'' ""
6GLVEs-RooeipIE 1,6lS Sosd, Demand fair, closing
sssnySia Calves sd .s q Yer 1SS oeSRSS s 70
Prime Veals OF StdST TO- and 4b had sold az soGsS 20
Baies-Haenbeek & Hollis: 20 VeAlA 10 ID average
Lee per nj Do IA ~ at Tel % do, 1875 ID at &c
Jeilne Wright q %. veals 100 n. at DC; do,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
MES. paEUsD AND THE HowABDs A-FsHNG:

The suit Of Mrs Mackey against the Electric Sugar
Refining Company regarded at thb DiEtrletAt-
torney's once movement on behalf Of Mrs Freund
and the other defendants in tho criminal action AS
slstant DistrictAttorney Davis. who has charge Of
the prosecution said that the suit was probably an
endeavof on the part Of the defendants to find out
exactly how much evidence was contained In the books
Of the company against Mrs Freund and the Towards
motion viii soon be made before Recorder smyh
the arrested persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
SHALL PRICES FOR TBoTTERS.
HORSES FAIRLY GIVEN AWAY By AucTIoNEEE
PETER @. KELLOGG.


Peter C. Ksllogg's twelfth annual combination SAFE
ef trotting stock which begun at the American
Institute Building yesterday, might appropriately DC
called bargain sale, givs-awsS sale, for the
horses offered fetched ridieulousy small prices several
going for $50 apiece and one getting down as low as
$40.
Beausire, by Rysdyks Hambletonisn' was sold 70
Frederick Akers. Mount Eden Stock Farm N " Tor
1890. He is seventeen years old. Eleven years ago
he was sold by Mr.. Kellogg for $3.50
Buffalo Bnl, q two-yearold bay gelding, by Vermont
Messenger out of Randolph Maid went to g. Crawford
for s4Oo. His dam. Randolph Maid. who is fifteen
years old was bought by Mr.. Crawford for 1885.
Mariner an eighty bay stallion, by smuegler
out of Trmbeine, sold 10 N. J. sinnott OF Brook
lyn, for $685..
Sarah, nve-year-eld brown -hlly, by Oak Hill, out
of sue Bailey went to L. jones' Of this CITY, for s4So
One of Beausire's get, three-year-old bay Yielding
cut of sheknose fetched $3.50. G. Crawford being the
buyer. n - -. ooo
persons attended the sale, which is 70 be continued
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
The horses eligible to start for the CITY Handicap at

Those declared out were as follows, including the
FIVE top weights: Fsrenzi, 1873 Hanover 1os; Prince
Royal, 1913 !; Eelian. 121; Raceland, 100; Taragon,
49, Bella B., ia; Defsulter, ia: George Oyster,
1o9 Now or Never, 10s; Falcon. 107; Larchmont
IO6 Insolenee, 100; and Chickahompy, 100 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
Marlgse 81 sssol ls6g74ss Isioi5S IDs3ib5 lfs33i7
Mar9 780ib7 l99ll,g2b 774l38S i64lOie l7l2l3S
MarIj,ss sS?s??a7 929si9S f399.s!5 SSs9zi 26SggiS

prices ruis steady, showing material change Hay
Ss 7Ss SSsr LSGt MxsG s9cG 5SE
Nike n.y. SSa & sagBnGo S Sbs 4OSoe swnS Rye
exporters quiet Values however aTS ssesdy maptaInoa
fSc; h0e g. s c DC IsS 4Ss e Pc iGs
SS9st chSee nsW l9e2iei medium 5gisS; DO low
1890 ForcisS' new, S5saoo ANU wisconsin, "'"'
METALsJrIN -Unsetted In sympathy with copper
July SSPi Dem sSRI 9Sis % he
reported panic in FRANCE Lake, March, el3 % @. NJ
~ HREsA SiLLEAD-Easleri domestic s7o'
:, MQLAssEsS Fairly active and nrm. New crop
gew-o 9lis 2SS!ee according TO quality 90 test
Eivh Stones ffiiiITs TURpENTINE-B1rniy
100 bbis. RosINsRuie at hrm prices with light offerings
4 ~ & Il e. j " a. 3 81 Isl a. Is 81
WITH mediate @ sir % tRs ds%ad
seSss,. saSs s1ssp ssssse rnsssd w S SGS
@ SsS TSs cndS sSua s 'fS LprS
bisscSsd vIbter IS issS5o extra 6lsaehsd sisGSS
s as sssg s n Sss.sS S .p aSss' Sss
i sisssEss 5eSisss s ys'.. sls s3s
slu 40 fos4ls Rod sspcnISsa sse oh Sss i.s HsS
Seseac Palm. SslaOsi NcatsfOot. prime, % i.ssT5;
oCs4a lE 1sssSs berth s,comnosson wa. II
ght demand but last weeks rates had stssdy support
Toe 200 sS SSsa sEs1 II
Loo bbls apples e 90 loo gkSs shesssl SQs e
sis Ess.dan 1000 SSssss sSiS i HSsG' I
s;aii @ ssS0 sS'a FSS ys.n i aS
NoSyegLss SG AcEIiIe. thence . Ss USiss sl Kingdom
os contnatt 5000 bes refined. nriyaEs hTms NorwsgaE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19

FLOUR AND MEAI,-FLoUB-Tho market tended tended
lower 10 keeping wiz The eeSE ed IN ssr Erno low
brands such Fine and sgperne nsa moderate ass soS
~ 81 Sss tT R' S SS 81:
90 eSsG IA S SS. wH Ssss S IS ZOO
Fine s5siS S. Quotations; CITY Mn E1trp' for wss'
sds %SS SsI ~ Wheat rs'q low .ss sSSa
tRocs. sb coasS es Fsne sSsoss6 To- ratsat Per SG
e 81 chol Sa = eS1s spSs wsss
Coca f PsSSS 5 sS S s. Sa Oc cS SS
6Sooe. :; SSsso 50 Tsns 90 SostS a. s g
Esfssi 3, 5 XII! okSI5pfns
YstSnt:. IS fSss5,. Bt cKwnEAT FTOtR1puil and
sSd q tRFf 81 Gfs1Ssssd go. via
demand sa c 3S& 0Sf Es sfP2G5n ga sSaa
sSssdy yellow western quoted at e. Sods2 90 Brandy
% Nv. %Srsyos q Ssas Shlsa
Sess6 SAa1S lauida aoa: tSs long ;ds both here
sell ana the ''bssr element Tst with bus little resist:
s ' s ss:Sssa31i r. Sa' ca ana aP
options The Visible supply dsereased nearly $4,000
% sS had F 60 SS' oss tame and
easier besides the weather reports Sere more nySsaGe
day show marked oysT 70 3 a.. suis Ss
S %ReS a'R %s sSus decline Sn q eus
SHi .avna ' on 81 sS sac Close on M The a May ola
Sg SssSsc closing A. y S4G me s sgSt aSs toSE
10 $50 900 bushels future 80 600 bushels spot Including
hS I'd aSa SsE A % RG s e ga s %
board 92ses i2ci No 9 RED nOIina;, 80 lie; No 2
March closing a. a. AR % Sss = 90 '1sins 20
June So % SsSa bso closing RsDs at % ss July
% ls &C e SG SIC DO H0S' s S CLOSING sU
ar III EsS 1ea. s9E s
SSahs ana SSTaeSSa SeSaa spot mar
Sss SEA 10 very ws today CONSIDERING weakness IN
Sa ' o 20" s e. of SIs1 se saa S
t,sds demand was moderate The ys6da supply dcsresS7d
oS S abnes o. gsH SSni interest," closing as' and S
s sSsE 2s 600 Sp'sSs ;OG S euss % m
asJsc sy,lSI 4s Sss4s e ds,,ssSs No % ~ SS
q o. Aprn. q 7ss4Sc elosns q AZ I5e 40 May
q 81. is9s e tss - a ssS ds Tn SSs
I SS s s.Sss ,Sre Ss.Se
Rssa6 &c %n e WV %ne Sc NJ M.cd
Western. 2sasSs waite g, s4ss9e No March elSsigs
50 ssc closing AZ 80 ssc; DO June 30 ase closing q:
80 3sci Do White April closing At 80 he do May clos
60 p. .7osi5ci 100 N, sOa5Oc sharDs, oos6Oc; Rye
Sock Il grain in store March 10; Wheat 7721 55l
SSsho st sos Sgshs g, Ca. .s ~ i2S SusSs
sses ia sS 10 $S S Sps
corn, 1900 bushels; oSts, 1900 bushels barley
Produce RSshSSse Statement. of visible sup
ply, Saturday, March TO- 1850!
store 4 Wheat. Corn. oa,s. Rye. sariey
Snoat 81 1872 sol 1901 4ss 7s1O466 5s9455 1729l
Decrease 597,05o 20, 1877 2Soss3 6s6G4 1'''''
Visible supply in the United States and Canada:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
KLEIy ON Hrs WY FrST

st Louis, March lS,-J G. Klein, who so recently
became conspicuous figure In tho Samoan trouble,
passed through this city this morning on his way
East going from here directly 70 Chicago where he
VII remain Sor few dsEs. 49, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
ooxrnAcrs FOR o1rr PRINTING AwARDED.

The Board of City Record yesterday awarded tho
contracts for the printing and stationery OF the Health
Department TO Martin B. Brown, the lowest bidder.
Messss Baker and Pratt the eity's printing experts
said yesterday that Mr. Browns bids were considerably
below the actnsi cost Of work and material II he
naens mn thu sort OF hiding throughout the soffee
"a cnntreets 10 be given OUT they Observed he viii
a $4,000 worth OF the eifys printing for nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19

COTTON-The spot market shows iarthed aeV sls o'
1Sc closing steady, With moderate ousine n,unfion
so last week not before reported Lag ssSS 70 S7
Hees as against TO- 76t bales last week anu o. ,h S
Tor the time last year. see s s2G ISLES comparing
SSik SO2s 385 bales for the corresponding u"' ias'
Quotations arc based on American standard Of clA''hcS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19

THE BOOK OF oPEN;AIR sPoars: octave 500
a oncnair amusements Rules for ealing swim
nn hall pIaying shooting horseback riding &c, 90, In
Al nsp cow Published by The Tribune, New-York.
and universally compmented by she press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
STAINED.

SUGs Good Ordinary IS Mlddng.'....s Ss
Optlons-Wlm full receipts and weaker aNcPSI rs y" in
France regarding The copper ncrcs she ,Se act oss
Of 7as polnts.Specuailoa was more scu''' '"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19

On tho Produce Exchange 9ay sne ss wsstaen "a
s SHstef chd Sn ns s5ssSIe Good
ys% F.ssy 90 n Mi,.G Wee s aq os;.
sa sass, IL g q US $50 $ :
s ST.. s SlGsS sSsss
& sSSss go go l mas g 5ss
SSSss I'd S Ohio Exc
@ Ss' q SsS q
ns g c Ss: -
ssSss 20 ,m S s S5f u.s. fAPS soi
SSs. ls 81 sa Gl; .sa =
cSSss IS sss 8 'ssss
~ ooss rs do Straight s6 oOsss oS d. Patent g g
ni sJ ssr Sa SSs
MSssGsrket and prices q oDC5cs, Sossd nSS
iGalS r. lS ~ p 81
S & F AG94 s'ssts g ;sss
g. ss;ss S @ si sss d " s
$sp s. tie s SsA gS N ~
$ss s %s: sfs ga IS $. VIZ
sE e. %sfsS = ZEE e
Early Rose 400 bush do Prime tos<ss so 90
az 40 Ear 10 Good 30933e Mammoth Pearl Cholcs
sSe Hebron and white Elephant SO 1855 Provissns
ao anu packets % Oo Smoked Beef at ioSios sSst
Mesa New At sis 6oi do Family st SIS &C. Han Han.
m AZ n ALT 7af 10, sides Clear Ribbed smoked
Shoulders in dry fully cured eSse do srossd s5S
Bellies in pickteS sssasS DO Brsa5tast Bacon s5yloc:
sri auet steaiy; City Refined S1SSei steam sGs5o;
Batehsrs Butter dull .esf , pe1ssys AZ,
r. G. and n Y. Creamery Extra !. l7c Western rsssSry
ISi5c: Packing Butter 2l2c ssgs anh y,d
Part skins SSc Full Skins ihS2c sngM.asane3a nrm
Bran 81 90 ton Petroleum s sssaS S 20 Nae
iSo hnsh Corn 10 100 bnsh Oats 800 bush ship
assUtsgWhsss 1000 bush Cora $500 bush cats iAsoo
bush n.,.
rotxpo Mar lswheat drll but steady cesa 49,, Pam sS
May Gig Ear Sn ss zee Hpr sac Nay ssSc %
No White 27isc Coversesd active higher casn se vS
Nerch AZ 05; April 90. Reoeipts-Wheat 4,Ooo nosn
Cam as6e0 BUSH Oats 5000 bush shipnsns-wneatt
600 push Cora 5000 bush. oats 1000 push O'o'esooa
l3A7 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
WOOL SALES.

ANTWERP Mar ia series Of wool sales win comm emo
he morrow and will close Saturday. The onern VII
oomptse 10 500 tales OF River Plate and LOO bales
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