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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
THE COURTS.

A VESSEL IN THE WRONG HAS ITS RIGHTS.
The General Term of the Supreme Court through
Presiding Justice Van Brunt, yesterday put ltsen Oh
record to the effect that if vessel IS gong at an
extraordinary sDeed. even on the wrong side Of the
channel the captain of another vessel is not lusthed
in running her down. This decision, which IS I'M
portant to navigators in the local waters was handed
down yesterday in the suit Of Charles Minesley' IT,
against the Union Ferry Company. Mnerey was
pilot on the Erie annex boat City Of chester, ana OH
August Z 1ss5 was seriously injured in collision
between his boat and the ferryboat BrooGy3. He
sued for damages but the evidence showed That he
was violating statute by not Keeping IN the centre
of the stream and that his speed eXceeGed Ten hie
an hOur For this reason the court dismissed me
suit The General Term however reverses the Iudg-
ment and orders new trial. holding that these
facts did not dve other boats the night TO run
Minerley's boat down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, FcL. ltCattle lecepts last "A hours. 2,120
head total for week thus tyr l"OOO head Tor sape time
A,en no head. consigned through 1910 hcal
nh &, NrW-YoIk; go head sale demand moderate
ri,o irrgulur Sheep and lambs Receipts last 81 hours
t.2gO head total Tor week thus far 81 900 head for
zoo had. 500 head 10 Ncw.York; 1000 head sale
pIc, generally unchanged, but some sales rather lower
- 43a5, 30 common TO good t5Stj a. Lambs-Good
10 a. occ N5a 30 g3 fair good. 50 uOGe6 30 medium
To- llf Goa 30. Hogs-Becept last - hours, 1900
hoad total thus ft 81 $50 head for same time
vret 100 head consigned through, 1000 head
5Goo head 10 N,yYork $500 head on sge market duh
lower % sell. mediums and heavy. - 1891 20; mtSrl
and Yorker, - ~; pigs siaf od roush- - 25ds3 60
t-7T.ago Fob. lt.-Cauc- Receipts, $500 head; ship
,nt. head market slow and steady beeyes, 81 a
cs5 .5i ,tcsr- 53dt5 20; tocAc. and ccdels y tQd
81 90. TAa- t,d strcr,. - sea - 40. Hoss-Ko
c,irt.. 25,o0l hood Shipment 900 head market
st,dt mAci - aoefl heavy 10 s0a % light ~ 81
asl 10. shlp- 43o 90 90 Shcrp-l,cccpt-. 1000 head
shipment. 1000 head market seadyi natives, ~ !Oa
30 50, Wo-ten coafcd. - 6Oa@j JOi Texans % j0dt5
lambs. $3.50 40.
st Louis. Fct. 1i.-Cauuc-Eccclps. 700 head mar.
bot steady I0cs-IteccDt,. 1000 head market strong
fair 10 CHOICE heavy, 80 906H packing and Yorkcfs
SO coast TO- Sheep Receipts, 500 head market steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Feb. 14-Cotton nominal; mldaB99g AS 3 81
Floor steady; Howard-s and Western SUPP al CIV
do do extra 81 9ois co. do % family % ,Ifer wheat
mills Rio Brands extra, 81 loG$4 ~ WIZ Ok do do
straight 81 20asi IS do DO extra - 6Og9t, 10
Southern fairly active and quite STEADY ie1 10
red 7i2d752c Western steady; 10. MhVe lqt az
and February s0is6SO4c; March, sic May AN
Corr-Southetn quite nm white ;S94Ic; yeaioo" adj n
rs $Sc War" MaTtR 'ss5 asG ;NV April a5aa5c Ma S5e
8Sso June 80hc JAY 36l G37c st1mcr So UH
arm SOU thern and nnsylyania, 2od3c western M 5n
Dol lie Wpsern white 29l, G3lc; DO mlNed. ZJc
Soaded 30 white 30a3lc. Rye ina,tlys, bHt s,bbry
steadS; 5Ga5sc. Hay fiat prime to choice a I1ogIaa
III new; bulk loose should 81 long cear a
Lar rb sides J9c sugar picked shoulders, 32ci sJr
cured smoked shoo ders Che; hams vd-frn
refined 7i2c; crude, Ghc Butter steaoy; oMGo
packed iGa21c best roll 1Gqi crcmnneggyd Zy c@or
igrs easy; l2l2Gl3c. Petroleum uhch'ls.fu. :. .
quiet Rio eargocs TAX Son lSc w5Scy INN and un.
changed Felehts To- Lyspool per mS5 qGnk ' for
qd 2da$ Re 7 BOO Sa.R i ots 1000 bush
we 900 bush. shipmcnts-Flour ,i3S 9os; Snh as1d
Z 700 Sush corn, 100000 bush. sales-"hea'' -o'o0o
bush sS' FEB S-ShOrt5 steady. Eggs nrner fresh
laid I5Tl6r other markets UNCHANGED necoIp 30 oon
? GOO bbs, 1900 sacks; corn 2iooo oush' o'N'' '-
bui pirsio FEB q~wheat-No. hard opened weak
10 600 bush sold ssc and 5000 bush At AZ yor
ern s2,,c winter wheat dull No req sc 20 Corn
extra 7s d79c No white 7S2c asked on track. Ii o
I'm good demand and prices shade higher NO % $9o"
8tsc No yellow. 394d33Ec; No yellow 81 81 o
10 3 3{c; 40. g. S2i.d32,,c; No. 4, 800 d5l@sj no
grade 2sc 9oc track oats scarce ana nTin o 20 on
white 27',c No white 2OEc 10 mN Gpn and IN.
changed Flour dun and unsettled. Mill feed tGm ana
unc hanged Recept:Wheat 800 bush corr orr gV1o Ou
Chicago Feb. 1.-The leading futures ranged as Iol'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san frsne...o February "a.
wnAr WIS DONE IL sIoCKS.

lIl4l}t tF - p I'd.
TODAY tie unlisted department Of The stock
rypiarlr divided t.c Lonors with tie regular
Ist. Oat OF total Transactions OF -1o,-oI share,
SUGAR contributed $4,000. cotton on 1900 aud
Lead 5000 shares the buying " Sugar clearly
Indicated That some 81 Tie principal officers OF
Tie Trust were taking back what they sold "a tine
lambs when it was too good 10 keep; from 60 a.
IL steadily res. ~ as $3.50, L..
The general market Was depressed from The
oDen.ng t.n noon. Not bcc,usc OF any couirma-
ion OF tie recent exaggerated reports Of tie
Western railway situation, for There were none,
but because the intense dulucs5 made n as ca y
10 dcprcs, prices as 10 rally them. After NOON
time. however. when the early sellers attempted
10 rccoup. prices strengthened without any greater
activity than there was in the early hours. Union
Pacific Was uotiocably strong, and rose from 81 1
fo oG 3-ia06 -. II is not Likely thai tie report
that tie senate committee viii take mp the Pacific
FINDING bill tomorrow had anything 10 DO VITA
the advance. H. certainly vas lot That when ad-
ytuccd Big Four from Us IS 10 ~ les or thtL
stincntd tAe prices OF chesapeake ana 'hos. ih'
roaI stock, recovered their early ucpr,aions. and
the or,.lacIs generally closed at tn.r b,st ilgu.co
of tur day But IT was intensely dul win a.
record OF 100000 shares Tor The whole regular
list The market closed hIm.
The Treasury purchased $4,000 bonds: per
cents Sg2.2sO aud ! - per cents $2G,5JO. At
tbr stock Exchange per cents sold AT 1913 Is.
and fLc quotations were reduced 10 figures 40
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
- rrAnE ii cncAGO.

Chicago Tcr. n -pccll.-As is onen tho case In
.pc..llt.n. when wheat day wa, IN the deepest
slough ulth Nay kuocAu- anoIt at 80 - there sud
denly app.a'gI aU Tor the Bal, from most uneK
lcDtcd quarter. The rcglag Ecctbohm cable con
ttucd 10 statement that thc official Russian estTrAte
n.,lc tlc l..t ancaI crop there lI.do)nqO Qr''tcIs
le,, Cham the crop Iu 1898. The ,hct ad' anccd
r. cents tuu closed At the top. May opcuel AZ
= -r1T q aud sold between 1913 and X ia.
Il. -elb0Jrd olesianccs were larger than thoy nave
cen ior ID wccK. -1uO0O bushels ol wheat and TOoo
..d there Wa, "a good demand Tor cash wheat mere,
Al -. Louis aud 40 Now-l orH All these crtum
stance. however, for Two houI5 were outwfishcd by
enormous selling by Hutchinson and Partridge. Tho
latter, according 20 gossip, put out snort Inc OF
about 100000 bushels. Tic Russian ngnres nlako
thc crop of 1889 100, 1000 bushels,
about 1OOOO.OOO bushels under the average
crop for the last i've years and the smallest yield
since Is-I when Inc wheat crop In Russia was only
lGO.OOO,O1O bu-hol,. Lat year, however i'll add
ton this shortage In wheat there was even larger
shortage IN tho rye crop cargo OF cash wheat
was bought here az only II cents under May, and
o ~. Louis message said that 10000 bushels Of wheat
thcro we're bought at only 3A Of a cent under May.
COIN early weak, partly because Of tie weakness
IN wheat aud oats, and partly because . general
day. Later in the day. In sympathy with the ad'
vance In wheat and because or large purchases by
Hutchinson. there was lllue rally. Provisions wcrO
steady. pork the close showing IL cents advance
over Thursday, - cents advance, aud ribs =
of IA cent advance. There was on-idcrahle buying Of
June and Inly pOr, by Armour & co. May wheat. on
tho curb, e % puts, y 5s and calls, Is Ia cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
cgap1rs g4rsELT,S CHARITABLE BEoU ES1s.

The will of Charles Hauselt was fled Tor PROBATE
I'm the surrogates Office yesterday. The executors arc
Edward uauselt William Schmithenncr and Charles
Edward Hauselt. The viii was executed in June
1856 and the codicl in June, 1855. The testators
personal property is worth about 100000, most OF
which is bequcsthed to relatives. He also leI some
real estate The widow, Mrs. Marie Hduselt, receives
500 600 in lien Of dover. The following beqaestS
are made 10 charitable institutions: II. Matthew 5
Tvanrecel Lutheran Church. of New-YOrk, $4,000 {;
German society, - 900: German Hospital and DIS
pensary 50 900: Warburg orphan School, near Mount
Vernon 80 900: Waitburg Home for the Aged and In
firm at East ew-YOrk, $1,000: Ncw-lOrk Ophthalmic
and Aural Institute Of New-York, $1,000, and the
German EmgrantS' Home, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
NO SALARIES FOR IOWA LEGISLATORS.

Des Mones. Feb. Il (Spccial.-Neither party IN the
legislature was in fighting trim today. The Demo
Gratis are angry over ruling yesterday by Temporary
Speaker Hotchkiss. When they wanted to introduce
proposition to settle the spcakcrship by gambling Tor
it, he ruled them out Of order lie is Democrat ana
they think he ought to have decided in their FAVOR
They criticised him harshly that he read paper
from the chair today defending his ruling and insist
ing that il was in line with precedeEts. since me
State auditor has refused to issue any warrants loI
for innecunions members They have been here
FIVE weeks and have not received a cent yer. Many
are going home tomorrow 70 see II they can PICK up
some funds to tide them over a little longer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
ID RopOsALs for Military Supplies. Office

[ Of tho Quartcrmaster Z. ). Military academy Wess
Point ~ " February Is, 1890. Sealed proposals, IN
duplicate subject 20 the usual conditions viii be refsived
40 this Office until l. O'Clock noon, the 18th day OF
March, 1890 for Gymnasium supplies Hadware, Tools
aud Materials Stationery, Books, Binding Books, Sc
to articles OF domestic production manufacture, eond
Of quality and price Including IN the price OF ior
productions manufactures the duty tAereon being
equal lncose proposals in envelope marked proposals
Military Suppies' and addressed the underslgned
CHARLES w. WILLIAMS Captain and \. Q. NJ.
l. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
corroY MAnkErs-RY rrLEaRApn.

Liverpool, Fob. a. -. m.--Cotton-Thc sales OF tho
dal luci .Ir 1900 bales American.
Futures closed quiet. American mlddllng, low mddling
clause, February delivery, 3Uid. buy February aud
March delivery 3-Cid buyers March and April deIy-
cry. B5Gtd, sellers April and MAY delivery, Esd
buyers May and June delivery, 0Gfd value June and
July delivery. 1OGd. buyers July and August delivery.
l1Gld. buyers August delivery. l2Gid. secrs. Au.
gust and september delivery, 96id. buyers.
Nrw-Outlns. Feb. II ott0n steady mlddng 10'sc
loN uIIdug iOlc GOOD ordinary, 10 Lice not receipts
13l bales gross 400 exports 70 Great Britain 1000
Co Franco. To the Continent. 1850 Goa,twlse, 427
sales G15O stOc. .oI Otj. WoeAyNet recelp 80 250
har. IS 800 exports 70 Great Britain, 16D07 70
France, $50; TO the Continent, 3573 coastwise 31S7
sslos, 90. 400.
Savannah Feb 14--Cot0n duh mIddling. 10 010c
low middng, 10Lc good ordinary. 04o: net aud gross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

Boston Feb. 1iThere has been more inquiry for wool.
Manufacturers are receiving more oids tor thef good.
them Prices ruled low domestic grades Good Michi.
ran sold Of 28d@9c, and choice ~ ~ ago. Ohio X
can be Bic and Xxx "a; 33@332c though higher
,'rtces conbinc woods sold az 3S44Oc
6tto ono deaine at soc; Michigan fine desine az 35c.
and new lock fine d-aiuc ~ 23ied3ic. Territory woods
VA 70 GOOD extent az 5G05ec for fine: 5Sej5c for fine
medium and 50aj2c for MEDIUM Spring Texas Wool SOFA
al ia 90 &C. and fall at 16Glec Heavy spring california
sod AZ IsQ1 4c and spring az lSo loc Best f
crn Oregon commands 1870 and other sales down 70 lc
orc renotad Pulled woods have been quiet ana weak
Isree sales OF Australian wool 70 arrive are reported "a,
S56tOc Clean carpet woods been steady The t9ta
sales Of all kinds s2l 800 pounds including 0i9OoO
mounds O foreign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

,oconts e4a bales: exports coastwise, 1852 seS Si
toc n sSs Weeky~Net and gross receipts
bales exports to Great Britain 7SSlo' " 'H0
galveston Feb. Cotton steady I'D net and gross
low mlddllng 0ac good ordinary Lo' 40 o5g Weekly
Net and gross receipts, u l41 bales SN5 s9
Norfolk Feb I4.-Coton steady miaul.g, tvise 800
receipts SIS bales gross. 065 eNpotst pScepts 200
Saes 1ross S15: exports to Great Britain 1f''o'
cOastWise, . T12; sales 3.OlS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
THE PETROLECM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
Yesterday crude oil markets were devoid Of special
feature except a. they indicated the Indifference OF specu
Iaton 10 the future commodity. The nuctUauOAs IL
prices were small and there Le,tancy TIE part OF
tho chronic skeptcs 70 operate the short side ana
decided reluctance the pdlt Of the bulls to attempt new
Investments m face Of the persistent eiOt7 Of the
buyers Of the raw material check effort in the
direction Of advancing crude prices. ffAal7 thr oc7J
OF the situation a, viewed by those VINO Dt'Nc
Tor lower values be found IN klernans circular as
follows: ,. q, .
Hast three In outlying district, and m al vance OF
territory which promises 70 produce cL-r larry
or largely. The districts in peasants apt Wood
Virginia become more li ptfldllt
than was generally expected. The Shanopn district has
Enlargement and the 'lOu0Ot' S1udrCck dlstr Z has
lecn developed that appears 70 include an area OF
ght miles in length b. urce miles Ia width IN INC
North JeWott district f. looking fairly. and M
other there have been small new dseoycres Nc
PRODUCERS making great preparations 70 CuL and TIC
that while there IS likely "a be no par
tcular change in production during February ana March
large increase Is expected ia April ana for the
following three six months at least"
Incre j. need. in commenting upon such forhgyings
say anything except that prospects ana us are
PROBABILITIES are admitted be acceptable, there r. nc
alarm the Of investors the necessity
Of fresh supply good OH IS felt IN every department
Of the trade The most important subject that comm and
speculative considerations. Is the organization Of soIue
system which will give the producers stronger control
n their output 10 lies in their hand 70 accomplish much
benefit OF their interests without
s'daron OF the possibilities Of speculative manipulation
The range Of prices and the total dealings fol
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
y LIME IFEUIIIToX raymaster General u. S. Navy
ROPOsALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES

L once Purchasing and Depot ComInissary. Army
buldng, No. 50 Whitehall Street. New;fork City, jan
uary ljh lSQO-Scad proposals In pncate, subject 20
the conditions viii be- received a. this ofiee nntil
10 O'Clock a. NJ on Monday February 18TH 1880, for FUR
nshing the Subsistence De- artuent Y s A., for period
OF fonr months March 1870 the f9howing articles
bv contract. CIGARS Crackers and Hard Bread. Hans
BREAKFAST Bacon, Corn Meal white aud yellow and 0at
meal I'M barrels Syrup barrels, and the best quality Of
Golden syrup In tan cans Che'se-Fact0ry aud foun2
America Preference given 10 al articles OF domesue
r,ducon and such details schedule.
Information With conditions. lists OF articles, quantities,
right reserved 20 reject any or al popo ais Envelopes
containing bids should be marked Proposals for Sub
sistSnee Supplies opened February Eth 1890" and ad.
dressed 70 the undersigned. G.. Bell A. C. c. s. U. s A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
ELEVEN OBSTINATE JURORS.

The Jury in the case Of Johanna Gunther against
sohn Mckee for $4,000 for breach of promise OF
marriage in the City Court reported 20 Judge Ehrlch
at / AS yesterday afternoon that they were unable
to agree after having been out nearly tWenty-1onr
hours. II was a of eleven obstinate Jurors
that number of them being in favor of verdict Tor
the iplsintin, but the twelfth man refused TO come
over to their way of thinking The jury were dis
charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
Qarrlnq Acdo rmlcs.

rExASpER MACGREGORS, los West 55thst -
4 %etr r,,,,ss nm dan,Ag Immediately after the holl-
advanced classes saturday morning an early appl-
cation desirable Private lessons any time 9y appointment,
A -cAETIERs phNCGNG ACADENf 50 otn,aVsiiI
hours whtTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY Halls 70 let
OUR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING: IS w, West ga.
ner Snattsr % lessons. 81 WALTZ GUARANTEED
Ie. iet.o,s a. A. The lshlouahc Dances taught
rrifIG PyyrW pNScE HouR owl TAUGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

Oil CITY, Penn, February 1lNatonal Transit Ge Gf
closed az 81 6Gis. sales $1,000 bbls shipments Oelo5
DO pittsbnfg Penn. Feb. H.-Pctroeum dun but steady
National Transit Certificates opened az 81 GOA oiosel a.
81 oGi.. bi0hcet Al OGi2 lowest, 81 052.
" RysdiorG Penn February B.Nat'onsl Transit Cefth-
Gates ahmed at al O6 closed az - o5 highest ~ W.
isvsst 81 05s-. Clearances, 300 bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

sIncudcs'ss- OF 900 barrels cash Of at 81 o5
81 o5 and 900 barrels OF tomorrow delivery at al GOA
81 06i4dSl o.
Renc oil unchanged at $50 cents per gallon In barrels
and go cents in
Foreign quotsons-Antwerp, II francs; Bremen. 6s5
London. o. as 1915 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Il pha. Depot OF the Q, NJ. Dept. Lars Arch-st'
Philadelphia Pa. Jan IL, 1890 Sealed proposals, trip
cate viii be received at this ofce until IL O'Clock,
.. TUESDAY, February Is. 1890. for furnishing ne
~ $ Quartermasters DEPARTMENT this city with 500
Helmets, untImmed; 900 CORK Helmets; 1000 Helmes
Cord, and Bands 5000 Campaign Hsk 10000 Forage
Caps 1000 Linen Collars 1000 pairs Suspenders 3VVS
H'rs Garrck Shoes 5000 MooI5cn Blankets yS SSy
Iron Redseads Win woven wire bunk bottoms l%Sce
1900 pairs Bcn cloves, 1000 ss h+nd'e%S P PSi
100 sets Conisa Tent chains SEQ sets Wall Tent Polss
10000 Wall Tent pms 81 Post Letters kecelsa
Books 80 Post Letters Sent Books 100 company Oiue.
BOOKS 100 Company Letter, sent BooAr 800 Axe Hove
1900 yards p. KerssY A. S.. 900 yards D. b. C0tn'
A. s. 600 yards Facing CictL 10000 yards Blouse Elan.
mel A. : 10, Coz yards Drilling, 1000 yards canvas
PADDING 900 yards Brown Duck % Ia o. 600 dozen
spoos Busting Cotton. Bds delivery at other points
viii also entertained. Samples OF an articles can
S.huylsill Arsenal. bidders must state no
very earliest dates when they viii commence and conpssg
amy and all proposals. Preference given TO articles .,
domestic production manLia, tc conditions or gu
and price Including ia The rice OF fofeign prOdlee @
or manufactures tho duty thereon being rqusl me 70,
Quuci guarantee in 10 per ceat OF the value Of ne arues
proposed should accompany proposals. bialks lyi
popu,as specifications, sc, Will be tuTnlshed by uls
ohcc Envelopes containing proposals TO be lpdorsSu,
"prt DOsal- for Military Suppies and addressed 10 o
Undersigned j. G.. CHANDLER Deputy .. NJ. General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

| me L. \ NAVAL TRAINING STATION, NEW:
PORT r. I-Pchruary I 1S9O-Sealcd proposals endorsed
Proposals or Lumber. Sc for Naval Training station;
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing Navy Depsr tment.
Wellington. D. G.. until Il O'Clock noon February 90
1900 and publicly OPENED Immediately thereafter 20 fr-
nish the L. :. Naval Training station Newport y; IL
"a quantity lumber, shingles, and nails BiAnk IoflnS
of proposals viii Furnished Application 70 tho burssu
or 70 the Commanding Oncer Of the Training sIsuon;
m. articles must AL conform 70 the NAYS.
standard and pas, the usual inspection The ods qeciaei
The DEPARTMENT reserves the HSht 70 "HNo ue-
, or reject any all bids not deemed advantageous
JAMTS FUTON. paymaster General U. S. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM o09 STEWART BUILDING. NO. $50 BROAD
WAY, NETWORK, February II, 1890
Two CONTRACTORS.
Bid. proposals. for furnishing two Complete Fort
able Hosting Plants for the OF the New Aqueduct
cali ed approved forms OF contract and specific
cations file In tho ONCE Of the Aqueduct Commissioners
WI! be received this Office until o'clock y. M. on
March g. 1890. &C which place and hour they will be
publicly opened by the AQueduct Commits aud mo
award for doing said work will be made by said Com
mis-lontrs soon thereafter As possible;
forms OF contract and specifications therefor, ana
bids or proposals and proper envelopes for their ncosue
obtained at the above Office OF the Aqueduet Conn
mlssi0ners application 10 the Secretary.
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissoners.
JAMES c. DUANE Psesasse
JOHN Q. SHEEHAS. Seeretssx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
HAVANA MARKETS.

Havana Feb 14-Spsnish GOLD 24Jhd2fl2. X
tonSs nnet Sugar steady; 1000 bags ce4trifueal %
TO 81 deg polarization. were sold at % oS% geia per
QIintal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
Cost an0 founo

7 osr-Dankbook No, COZ ,239, Bank for saying, o.
l. Beecker,st New.YSrh. Payment stopped Pleas'
eekurn hook banR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
Orcdu CLEANERS.

CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN,
from Pier ~ North tNer,
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SEltNlC
u,nbra. FEB. 49, > D. n. SrrNia...: March To- D. M
Feb Ss. 80 4 m GalIa March ~ 80 q. IN.
Bothnia March /. Up m. Eture March -, noon
Aurana, March 3. o 80 O. N. Aurania April . 80 a. M
Cabdn passage, 500 AMI upwards; l9t,rmrdiae; 80:
steefaee tokcs and from all parts OF Europe az very
low rates Epr freight and passage apply to the eompany
once 4vgeeeeYoN IL bRoWN CO.. General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

Il o. Army Building New.York. February i, 1svO..
sealed proposals. trpcate, for dredging Five dundrd
Thousand Cubic Yards less VI material rom inc
Main Ship Channel. north OF Buoy No. T. NeW-1o rk
iarbor WIN he received at ths oaiee until t.eiys az.
Oco.N M Oh Thgrsdsy Mach Il. 1890 Inc att non "
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No - mage 4l4 Statutes-atLarge. For SPECIFICATIONS
blank forms and an information, apply 70 me undersigned
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