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WHY?

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The eleven streets which run out of
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The atmosphere is free from all
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A beautiful lake adorns the proper
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The natural drainage is perfect.
The soil is rich and will grow all
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One of the grandest vigws in this
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An eighty foot boulevard will very
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with the suburb.
A rapid transit railway will soon
be in operation.
1t is to be made strictly first-class
residence property.
Large sums of money have"'salready
been expended in improvements.
Terms are easy.
For sale by all Real Estate Dealers,
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$4,000 will buy a nice two
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, 1sorWELvE PAGES

of need the society would render all the he'p po's''0
The strike will probably be a short one.
y large number Of carpenters, marble "o'
painters varnishers and hOusesmiths went OH SUM
Yesterday at noon on I-c Temple Court Annex pun
ing at Nassau and Beckman sts., against inc cHpi'
ment Of non-union by NolkeninS ~ CO.. n"' O''
contractors.
The striking cearmakers are SIN hrm III inc" w
mand for an advance in the scale oil prices ior
liiccework. All attempts of sledehDcrs Co' w. -"
Eat sxtv.thiris st. to effect settlement nave ~ "'
nroved frutless Yesterday the firm offered 10 com
promise the strike reduction OF 10 per Iei' , j."
th. amount demanded, but thi, was refused by tl1
strikers who are non-union men and women Se'ci"
smaller strikes are in progress. ~ .,.,,, -, ,-.r
Tranch 40. 3l3 Of The United brotherhood OF LAT; ar
ror,.rs and JoucIs ha~ decided To work ONLY cl-h1
hon. a Iay after MAY l. and orders have been gwen
to The walking delegates that after that date stlRcs
,nust be ordered ali jobs where the carpenters are
,e"uircd to work over eight hours "a day.
strike of coal >hovclcrs began Yesterday at the
foot of West Eighteenth Il. to force the arhhr'iy
discharge OF a union workman. The snip Challes
r. Little i being unlosdcd at that wharf,
The bonnaz operators are making strenuous enorl'
IN organize their trade. The Rev. DR.. De Costa
has interested himself I'm the movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

Monday March 49,. p.
The prominence of Reading dwarfcd IL srcn-
larion IN other stocks to-day The transctins III
il amounted 70 over $4,000 shares outoi t''"
business including tie miscellaneous cpa'ul'h',
of about 100000 shares. The pric a'Ah''n
>ularilv and rumors ~ corner wee slpp"r''
hy difference. at times. 81 IL pr cnt III the
prices Of REGULAR and cash stock. Ir advance
IN tie regular way reached l.: pc cent "u'
the reaction was abrupt and the NM gum was
little over per cent II was Ht Mrpfisl"I' III
view # this movement. that IN req OF 'i' mar
hci va. dull and dropping. otAer PROMINENT
stocks were inclined 10 stand str aH'' WIN
few exceptions, any attcmptsat ''i'l'N i'S''c"
only IN fresh declines Unpn ''i"' '''l Pr'
cent and Louisville aud NaSvllt nearly a. ui"'"'
while Missouri Pacific. Nste" Union anu "'
leading Granger shares lot sooht - per ''""
They closed practically 4 pelr lowest "-"''S
on the other hand. Lacawinnh adFaho'' -
per cent IN sympathy viii I've squeeze III he"u-
ing. but maintained ory small part oi thc I'M
pioscmcii. and the the eNc'PuoHH Gilis o.
CURED only m spcciatlcS which generally were
.nil u,v act i,if,in iichl>on ended IN small
,, w. .,L I,rnn,'us rcv were not large The
cfn~iug ,,a. luicf 4 ip'fc'slng concessions.
rio disarmament leading may not have been
holm T., fLr pcicra market Flurrlcs Of THIS
kind never affr,'i fcsh buying. while they are
bL.lv 70 excite lam among cautious investors
H.. ipcipi.nt ,,rrc' in this stock, however. ar
tors fr,m tLc ,sIa' article IN several particulars,
/, NAV involy, IA, business honor ~ brokers who
'.,,,,. Tho s,nc confidential relations with their
customers hi exist between lawyers and clients
ar musician ard patients II Is not too inuch
80 i,,' fL,t AZ present Wall Street ethics permit
L,olrr. :, cooper their customers. II the pun
il,.r, ,ylicb seems 10 threaten one or TWO Stock
I.~L,n,c firms should raise the moral tone IN
tv.n S,rrt the furry In Reading might mark
;, en- in naIcial history. 1t has been insisted IN
ms c.lrmJ that, II tho owners of stocks dc-
,,,rdcdrhdr property. the magnitude OF the shor'
;n,,r... would surpass belief. The present dc.
,'.Ionncnf supports the theory III n substantial
r'.Y' Wnat is proved in Reading is equally true
", amer stocks and il may not he invidious 10
,,cn.or Rock Island and Missouri Pacific as eN-
au,nt examples The real owners permit their
So, Ks 10 hc depressed by tie lcnicncy shown 10
81 vrcckcrs of values I'm too many Instances
,'.b.hv the effective bears might be found 10 be
rc 3rokcrs whom the owners have employed.
THE DAY Is THE BOND MARKET
The Treasury bought $4,000 per cents AZ
"a and $1,000 ol Il per cents al 100 u
foil S73g.1OO. At the Stock Exchange small
SHES of the latter issuc were made At the Treasury
nrcc The market WAS steady at these closing
quotations
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GRAIN md PRODUCE MARRETS.
FEATURES or NEW YORK DEALINGS.


The visibeouppy statement yesterday showed a de-
crease in wheat Of 6-37-9 bushels. increase n corn
Of 75.33l bushels and decrease in oat, Of 2I19i9
bushels. Tie Government report. issued late. est
mate, the amount u wheat ia farmers hand, from
last years crop at 1o6.0oOooO bushels against H.
100000 bu>Acl, year ago. The corn hci hy farmers
is estimated at 97O,oO0.OoO bushels compared with
7s7.OO0.OOO bushels in i--9.
The total transaction, in wheat options Yesterday
the formal session were only l.lOOOOO bushels. Iu-
mes, Wa, -l1w the trade generally bcns inclined 70
walt for the Government crop returns. cable, wcsc
tame. the weather at the West WIS mild and North
western receipts We're heavy. Against these lnfu
cnccs were little lrgcr reduction ia Tire visible sup
ply than had been expected. and further falling Oh
in the stock in store. May opened up = 'ett At
IS - cents and ended 81 cent above saturday
official close at = cents. March was i. cent higher
at - 81 cents, and the other months were - cent
better at the official close al rs cents for APRIL.
cents Tor June, Fl 5-5 cents for July and 81 .
cents for Dccc uhcr.
4 lively sel Ing movement. however. developed
on the curb when the Government report Wa, pun
lishcd. May ic to 80 liza 81 Sc cents on cA'liei
SPOT wheat ruled firm. with only 1000 bushcl,
taken by "a porier. and r 600 bu-hel, by mlllcr-.
lru wa firm on Tie larger imports and the small
increase in The visible supply spot iot~ we're : cent
letter and thc export demand included l-O 900 bu,Ac,
here and L.. 900 bushels a. the ogtp1ri-. options
were quiet and sal cent better oho1llv. a. i'l
lows: Starch 80 l., April 3G -. May 30 -. juno
- is cent. the curb Nav sold of 70 80 = cent?
on the Government shown. If corn reserves.
oats were steady and dun March ont on- cio-ed
ND | cent Al - 4. and Nay unchanged A. - cents
Lard was QIact and firm. The option, ended 4 =
points higher at S637 for April. 80 80 for Mny and
- g. for July.
The receipts If grain and -four report yesterday
Al New YDrh Philadelphia. baltimore ana Boston ",Ir
a. follow; Wheat. @2,'l5 bd-he.- corn ".''.,. .
bushels: oats. 1856 bushels. total grain. 'j' -"
bushels: Nour. 33..51 packages. At Chicago. Nil
wauLcc and ~. Louis tir arrival were Nhca'
81 .is bushels. corn. c13H.f bushels. oat- l'o.l :
bushels, total grain. 9O-3f5 bushels; -Four. --,'i"
barrels.
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Egaalo March IO.tattc opt. last - houf- $40
head total for thus far. ,JlO for same time t-t
s,-n O1-O. consigned through, 1000, % Nhth -,4-p
NrW-NDll, ON sale, -tcVf ilt4tr graz, nay, 90
"a -: prime choice native shipping steers, l4NO U
800 p, 81 yOtt4 30, medium ~ good export GRADES
itcnern. Grades, roo % 800 %, - S3dtl =, n'd ium
canning and butch ring cratic 100 % LOU
3d. - 1ju.i IL, good 10 choice shipping, cuiilh8 anu
.,.tcn.sng rid.- 600 100 20. - JOa43 30 very
Michigan cf .tO ei. and i di- ar o. choice p "'1
% 30. Michigan -tfi-, eiOektf- ana feeders faf =" e"H
native shipping .f.rr- 81 pVo - 49, iai ." 'h"'r ,"N7
hclier- 73d. 20; mtdlum 10 good cows ana hti'Ii
15a+1 90, Oh to pn' cows dnd riefe, - 20 Il
- % mich and springer .l1d?i1. sheep ana
amD.-rr pts last - hour. 1000 mead total Tor week
thus far 600. same week. l24OOi con-
signed through, 1000 81 which 400 10 N'w-foih ;
O'i sale, 10000. sheep aly ana unchanged Tor Top
Choice 10 extra - 1896 medium to good, - 50df1 20
common good, - 5oH1J - Iamis-6c"d to choice,
I'll -50+7 10: good. 10 Ojd4C 80 medium " far
- JOd*6 IOgs-Kocclts last - hours 1880 head
H. $50 CONSIGNED hioueh II $40 Of which $50 To New
YORK. on -alr. lO.5oO head active firm and higher /
mediums and heavy - 30 mixed - 80 iofker. - 5'G
a - uie- 30 roreh~ - j0at3 - tags, IL %.
Chicago Mach 1p-rac- i;cccipts 1900 ~hipm'n',,
1000: 20 10c hiplc closing weak th0re
10 extra hccses, - soaS3 10 steers, s3 r5dri 70
~ioers and feeders, 4Oa:3 90 bulls and mixed,
II 5Oas3 1cXa, cOrnfcd steers ~ 3oar3 10 HOS
Receipts - 900. shipments, 10 600 market strong 10 90
~ ssb % l2L,: SKIP, % i0d4i 50. Sh'ep-Kcccipis,
500 shipments 5000; market weaker: NATIVES ~ 80
90 Western corn fod, ~ eOaS5 60 Texas, 80 7Oa91
- ioai, No. March lo.-Catue- Receipts, 1900
shipments 200 market stronger good b. fancy native
steers - 30a15 good DO s3 3Odsi 40 stockels
c,clpis-25OO; shipments 1900 market strong
fair % choice heavy 81 'Odri packing grades ~ 500
- -. % oUG&4 sheep Receipts none
shipments. 800; market steady fair to choice s'ds' 90
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MOTOR c. HAVEMEYER'S WILL.
rxvo urxnRrD AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
1rr-r tn cuAR1rY-,uuEE REQUESTS.


LEFT TO CHARITY-NUHEE REQUESTS.
The will OF Hector c. Havemeyer, the wealthy
sugar refner who died in Paris December H. mas
been fled for probate. 1t was executed on july L.
1889 In the presence of Elihu Root samuel 81 'iaiAe
and Douglas sheridan. William f. HaVeHeAei'
brother is made sole executor ana trustee INC
estate is said to be worth $2,50OOOO The VIII gives
s25OOOO 10 charitable Institutions To the Methodist
Episcopal Church Home is given $4,000 and TO ~.
Christopher's Home a like amount. lie gives Ms
mother 100000. with power and au'horlN III u"''
10 nay it TO the "several charitable corporations
and associations in the city, enumerated III INC
catalogue published and copyrighted by the ChdriN
ORGANIZATION society of the City Of New-fork III the
year 1883 and known as the New-NOrk Charities
Drectorv or TO such Of them as she may select, ana
In such manner and proportions as she may thhA
proper 49,
The testators mother, VITO lives at No. $50 Nes'
Fourteenth-st receives 100000. His slstes-Saidil
c. Armstrong, OF No. $50 West FourteenthNt.' ana
Laura A. Maclay of YonEers-and his brother john {.
Havemever also each receive 100000 III sugar trust
certificates and $4,000 cash. If they desire they
NAV have sugar Trust certificates in lieu OF the money
Charles Havemeyer who lives In New York, but Is
temporarily without the state, IS by the VIII iriea'eu
from all Indebtedness to the testator. \ trust fund
of 100000 is established for tie benefit OF ms
brother and similar is 10 be held in trust for ms
wife Julia j. Havemeycr. In Of the death OF
Charles the fund is to lie held for the benefit OF ms
wife If she remariics or does not survive ncr nus.
hand the prncipal Is to 10 the Children ana ~ case
of their death 10 become part Of the residue. II
Julia j. Havcmeyer maiIes again, or II she nIe, her
fnnd is 10 20 To the children. II they do not survive
her il is to revert TO the residue. Charles HAto
mever's two children. Julia l.. and LOOMS, receive
$40 900 each when they reach the axe OF twenty Nt
Int they arrive at that the money Is To he hcc
IN trnst for them II either dies younger than twenty
Ave the other receives both funds. and should BON
die before that time the bcqucsts become part oi ue
residue. u,oooo
The residue of the estate Is bequeathcd 70 thc
tesfsfor's brother william +. Havcmcyer who pre-
sSJted the viii and signed the petition for It's probate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11
COTTON MARK Ers-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. March 10. p m.-Cotton-Ihe sales oi "a
daN IN ludod 200 bale, American. ... - ,,,
Futures closed quiet. AmetD an NltdlinS' low Ia
ding clause. March delivery. 5.0id buyers, MAr,h s'
AprN delivery 5OtG buyers April ana Nay u'i,N.l.
lid buyers MAY aud June deliN very looii s'u,ls
June and July delivery. il-did sellers July ana Ausn
delivery e6id sellers, August delivery l-o'"
sellers August and september delivery ooli Ns'r,,
september delivery; 9oid value Sept,.Drl anu d.
delivery 3 55.6id buyers, october ana N0Nemu'' W.
ltN,r, , io.btd buyers.
" ,,,...on March lO-Cotton hrm mddllng, 10 1910
low nlddlne 10 9.l6c good ordinary lorc n't i ~
rro.. receipts 40 bales exports ccaswise. -liS pae'
,al.- l3 bales, stock a. 9i3 hscs. $50 80.
Norfolk March lO.-Ootion steady mddne. 10 lo.iosi
NOT and ro~- receipts, 2.S bales export, cO1st"lac' "
bale. .aie>, l5g bac- stock .sl9 bales ,o,..,
savannah March 10 ot.on steady middiing, w.
low mldit.g lOc good ordinary. 9T- net and gross
rrint~ 2il bales exports cosstwisc, S'o bales s"'s
81 Ol5 bales. ..r,,s
New. orleans, March io;-Cotton arm m'd ,,su
10 5Gc. low middiing. 10 tilOc good ordinary " "a
net receipt, i3os bales gross 4 $50 bales; eNp"te
Great britain ESQ bales - the Continent foS' - "a
coa,twlst, $40 bale, sales 1000 bales stock, i'o'"
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11
WHEAT IND CORN IN FARMERS HANDS,
GOVERNMENT ESTIMATES PUT THE RESERVES
AT PRETTY HIGH FIGURE.

GOVERNMENT ESTIMATES PUT THE RESERVES
AT 4 PRETTY HIGH FIGURE
WASHINGTON March 1O-Thc statistical report Of the
DEPARTMENT of Agriculture for March relates to the dis
trbution and consumption Of corn and wheat IL
makes the proportion of the crop in the hands OF
growers 1919 per cent, 97O.000,OoO bushels ana
Of the wheat crop 81 per cent. or l1GOOooOo bushels
The stock Of corn hand is the largest ever re-
ported in March. of the largest crop after the mdest
winter The average Of eight annual returns Is gu
100000 bushels that Of last year. 57OoOoJo bushels
The estimated consumption to March is l,l43 100000
bushels figure exceeded only last year and IN loso
The proportion Of merchantable corn Of the crop OF
1ss9 is o57 per cent exceeded in recent years only
by those OF 1s-4 and 1856. The average value of all
corn on December / was 2s.3 cents per bushel. Inc
average on March / was go cents for merchandise
and 1872 for understandable, making all aggregate u
value $50 600 900 less than the December estimate
The wheat crop of l-o0 was exceeded by the crops
of 1~SO 1-s2 and l-4 The average remainder III the
hands Of owncrs March l. for ten years past has been
l3O.OOO,oOO bushels. The average crop during TINS
period 40 OOO, 900 bushels. Only In years having "a
product much below this average has the March re-
najndcr fallen below 10000 900 bushels. with the
sole exception Of 1SS6. when crop OF 51oOoooo
bushels followed one of 3j7 900 600
Most Of the wheat IN farmer, hands l. IN states
which have no surplus over consumption or In those ~
which much the larger portion l. consumed al nome
The ~iN sprug-whcat states have only i'OopVVo
bushels, 900 900 bu~hcl, of which Will be required
for spring seed. ana the remainder j. -'dIOcN l"N
than four months sumption ~ their population
ohio. Michigan. Indiana. Illinois. Missouri ana kansas
,hc ONLY winter wheat states east OF the Rocky Noun
only 1000 bushels. half of which VIII be- needed
nome and part OF the remainder l. couinercitly
ta the available supply for expectation and for home
on>umpiOn to July il small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MAEKrrs.

Liverpool. March 10, - b. u.-Hocf Ia poor demand
lOfH-lh. demand /. Improving. Hams Ia good demand
short cut, about IA 70 10 H. firm at 49, Cd Bacon II
Shoulders about l. 20 - n, nrn at rs
Sd Cheese IA fair demand American. finest white and
eOlored. o4s. 1zllow In poor demand. IuTpcn-
demand Rosn fair demand common steady
at 4s I'D Lsrd-Spot and poor demand prime
Western spot March April and Nav firm ~ 32s I'd.
Wheat and -Four IN poor demand 'ornS pot In poor de-
n,nc future demand mixed Ws~tcrl spot
AZ Is Cd Mani easy a. 3 GA April easy az - "a
Ma, easy al - ID. Hop al I.cndon-Pacihc Coast
There Offering Receipts Of wheat for the last
Atlantic ports, 1900 qrs from Pacific ports,
900 other sources 2lOOO. Receipts VI AMcIs
clsn toS Ne Last week. $500 QTs.
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OIL MARK ELS.

on City. Penn. March f0Nstlonal Transit eefcnesS
opened 9irc highest. o5c lowest 9esc closed 20
sole. 10 coo bhls charters. 2s5'2 bbls' sh'p"'A"
lOt bhl- runs. - sHi hbS. 49,, s,u
Pitt.hurs Pom. March iO.-Pctloltum market uul'
lower. National Transit certificates opened al '''''
closed al 03lac highest 9issc lowest 93c . ,,a
bradford Penn March l0.-Natlonal Tran. 49, 49,
Gates opened oi'.c closed at 93'se; highest Hsss
lowest. V3c: clearaRees. 37s.0o0 bhls.
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THE STATE or IRADb.

baltimore, March 10.-Cot,on nominal; mddlng lllsc.
f,ur dull unchanged. WIZ a. southern steady .
lf,tl 1saoJc. OngDciIy, oOdeDc, western Culi 80 =
,iutrr l,t spot and Mar ia, c-'trt Aptli. 80 NV
ausii.c. Com. southern steady white, - duo :
elbow, 35dj~., western easy; miN'd, spot, 80 49, .
March. '.nH1ic, APRIL, 3p'ia3D-c; May, 5o"3g+c
Jun, .ji-a30AD july. 3n' 031c August IA o"' 2' :
-'.liar 3j4c bid oats far and very -tadJ ,outn in
and P,nn,ylN1nia, 2sa3oc western white, 2f@5J,
DO mixed 21a.Sioc. graded so. white, 3Oc. Rye
q, and nomllall unchanged Hay dun prime 10 cnoifc
timothy. -l2JOa+l3. Provisions firm and unchanged.
nu,t.r active un, hanged. Eggs strong l,r.
Petroleum unchanged 'oi0" nfm RIO car-ors, ihr.
.Oitr.O4.c. sugar strong. ~" soft. Gao. Cope
.t.ady. refined 1a4althc. Whi-h-y unchanged
Freight. 20 Liverpool 30 amer steady ana utnin. o.
Iircrpt- Flour 1881 bush wheat 5000 bush corr.
lSu ode bush oats 10000 bush. fsr 600 bush snip
nent-. Flour, $50 bush, what 1000 BUSH corn.
~ 600 bush silcs-Whca II 900 bush; corn. 5000
bush.
changed Eggs faster. fie-had. To-. Cheese unrhauEt d.
Gth.r ro,rct, qurt but steady. Receipts Flour. 100
fhI- and 1000 sacks, corn. = 900 bush, oats, 43uOO
bush. shorts III tons.
Buffalo March 10 Wheat-No. hard dun holders
firm n t.ir Views ,io-ur Ar "1@o a~A"i so N"flh il
hilhDr a. ~p.r so. Nurthffu So; winter "n''l
oplo, and weak 40. rod -3as3i.c so. r'f, ,Ntii
20 a-Or. No. 3 l.d. 90. 80. white, so ~ tri'"
a,s.d (orfi-,,ooi demand and prices -iiadr mn
40 yellow. 3jr. 80. 8 yellow, 80 d5ic SO Nfi,"
49,: SO T.. - &c; 80 3. 33ci ~. 4, - no tl'N'
.,a3lc Oh ira-e. oats nrm-r; no white, 80 80. .
white @jL.c a-ksd; 80. . mis- q. 2p'-"-nc on ld'n
R,r..y -feady and unchanged. Rye nominal. + lonr I'D
ia.r demand and unsettled MIL feed hl X, ~,
Wheat 900 bush; corn. 1000 bush; 0at-. wv Dush'
sAluments-Whcat. 9ooo bush; barley, o'cvo bIsh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11
,rpprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

ro,do, iarch 10. ! =. MT On,Ols, - BIG Tor
money AL e FOR the account Atlantic ana Great w.,
@ -, r,rtgage trustees certificates. 3d. Canadian
t,,rr Z, Erie, 20 llinoi, Central l1ia Mexican Or
din,rr' as IT. Paul common, 50, Pennsylvania. %
uuinhs,,, %; Mexican Central 1 per cent bonds.
-, 'sai,h ~ 13A Money, per cent. The rate oi
the open market for three months bill, Is pr
sdNccs quote 3 per cent r'nt', az - francs
" tIe, for account The amount OF bullion gone
o., n Bank u England balance to-day Is E3l 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

Havana March 1O-Sugsr steady; sales OF sugar Of
nom o. 81 degrees polarization were maze on >at
urday for speculation at 5.2Jd37O Spanish gOid @i0G
24O... Exchange quiet.