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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-19
Hardin Ladies' College.

This College owes its existence 10 the lihess
allty OF Ex-Governor &. p. Hardin. whQsaa6al
tributionS 10 it amount 10 S'2,Qy2Ss5s fNFs
many thousands 10 others. &EPSssfllow-
ing is an accurate exhibit ul ti1apdea pcrtv of
tie college: Value Of -sEtH<1Snd BUILDINGS
S'3U0O; endowment Scientific appara-
n mfr S'g SO aPPlF "a 80; Lr
al IN sgsancondition and is absolutely free
frQGa6 BY the terms OF Governor Hardin's
6T per cent OF the income from The cUdow-
mont shall return to increase the endowment
until that fund shall reach
oNE-HALT MILLION DOLLARS.
Thus the permanency and wealth of the inSti
tuition are as well assured human affairs
can be,
Since the foundation of the college. eighteen
years g-O. its steady increase Of patronage.
year after year. from Missouri and from other
states in the South and West, is in the highest
abundant evidence that the thinking public ap-
preciate the great work that is being done by
Hardin College.
The college Is located at Mexico Mo. at the
crossing OF two great trunk lines Of railroad. the
Chicago and Alton ana the Wabash Western.
THE COLLEGE BUILDING
is handsome structure. recently built of solid
masonry. in the most WOrkman-like style. As
specimen OF splendid architecture. arranged
with special reference to the safety, comfort
and convenience OF a college home, it stands
without ! rival.
TIE DORMToRIEs
afford room for 100 boarding pupils. They are
large. with high ceilings, and are furnished
with ample facilities for ventilation. They are
handsomely equipped with new furniture. The
floors are covered with ELEGANT Brussels or in
grain carpets. The entire building, dOrmitories
and halls are
HEATED BY STEAM
so that in the coolest weather every part OF the
building has a pleasant temperature The
Ing the heat AT pleasure TO any desired temper
ature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-19

ate OF the ROYAL Conservatory. I.ctp1.-G '
mauv.) Piano. Violin and Ht.u.tr..
PROFESSOR ". VI. TRELpAE. Piano. or
Singing and HARMONY
PEuTES>O H CHARLES FTHFWIDsE Bl-s Nt,i
and Coruet and Piano Tuning
Mrs. \ X. YANcEY, Singing ana Noi-,
Culture
MISS ". =. FoRD-Guitar. piano ana yo..-
PROFESSOR MARTIN KRAFT Organ p.-uo
anG voice.
MRS c. NJ BEsT-Voice training. s<og'T
MISS l. MCMAsTET:-Pr :, .-<sSsSs2f O. y1-y =
meur- ,s,xses
MISS NJ 2. Fogp.xsxHssSso75s-y
~ isSnie Department.
ssRSfsesFr \. X. Yancey
80. \. X. Gaucey.
Professor c. VI. Williams.
Mrs. c. NJ Williams
General aCcutS-Rev. J. T. Williams A -,
D. D., Rev. j. D. Biggs. MIR. y. j. smith
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-19

...-,.ra In.a5e.....,,..............251. $50
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80. 7-.,.- 71.121
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n THE STATE.
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-. EarrGoI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1856
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-19
,Sstopher Columbus.

Christopher Columbus.
7.O yearS 20 5tise renowned discoy-
.-..-'' on shores Events no
ant IN discovery of Creole
.- i ORC akd N wonderful cures il
1'1oAg ak ana Sickly women.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-19

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-19

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-19

-a IN Just received from Presi-
.. aau.av indicates that the college
.a>. filing up. Young ladies who
ssh "ea.oy its superior advantages
...--u SPEAK quickly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-19
cyTlcURAsRESoLYeET.

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impurities and poisonous eiemenfsS.and thus
removes the cause. while CuTICURA, <as great
Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP. an eyftsslte
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Scaiy pimpiy and blotchy SSiu. scalp and blood
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-19

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-19

.'.. aaQ ladies more devoted ad-
Than We're the delegations from
UIlsboro aud sulphur
>'-- With the means at their
.'-2.-at. The Hillsboro and Sulphur
-s''Ags gentlemen did all that was pos
aug and deserve all praise for the dis
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sod. Decatur outnumbered them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-19

! QERVe Skin mi Scalp Purified and beauri-
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-19

ANXIOUS Inquirer: No. THE GA
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March IL (special.-Mer a range OF exactly
cent in wheat today prices closed 3-S cent over
the oucning aud about "a cent over saturday IL con
tiuucd 10 be the fact that the from the West was
almost without exception bearlSh. II was no longer
the fact however. that the news from abroad was
,r1thnut exception bush. Liverpool cables were
,trnus today. hut Paris and Berlin were lower Liver
pool today was evidently more Influenced by IT, own
small stocks than, bv the news OF damage on w" on
tipcut There $50 ears AT Minneapolis ana Duuli =
,he southwest reported the movement rom htNt haS
Increasing: Western crop prospect, continued uluH-
paed and the decrease in The visible was no larger
Than last year The only bit u bull news from tle
Wrs was the decrease In the Stvck- in country hO'S
i'm Minnesota and Dakota. May opened az 81 o. oOld
between ~ = and II 81 II and closed AT ~ Oh d.
Corn wan easily advanced TO-DAY nearly = cch't Oh
moderate purchases by one % the bull houses. snip
u> reported the best demand Of the season from New
England points. stocks hcIr showed an Increase OF
opy 90 900 for the week The car lots showed llttle
Increase $40. today: jl2 are expected for IuesSday
The increase a wear in the visible was -.oOOopo
bushels today il WI, $4,000. May sold from go -
Ia 81 - and closed AZ ~ ~ cents Vats oi course
followed corn. Nav selling from % : to - - cents
and closing at the top. The country, when r1iIsh
- isly on provisions last week. could NOT resist me
temptation TO get back. The result va, he bet EcY
80 lar made. MAY pork sold from $40 w TO Ell 80
and closed NJ 81 90; May lard sold from 80 ~ 10
~ 3D. and closed at the top; May ribs sold rom - -
10 81 10 and closed at - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
.,ur. .rnrr MAnKErS-nY rELEGRApn

Buffalo March lS-T9ta cst Er receps o 10, the wg@H
I'D Sa 10 loads consigned through no loads sale
,h rcceIpts we're moderate 10 cars the market ruled
.yi,h good demand and fair to good butchers stock
od ali Of i0d jc stronger the trade being rather lrrcgu-
To- an ali kinds but the Who'll" stronger Tor common
% Good grados OF medium and shipping steers. Heavy and
exIort cattle in light supply and demand at steady
,rney rircs or from - 90d4S 90 several loads being
taken Tor the Philadelphia The attendance Of buyers was
,,thar Iirht reports from the Fast Of weak
nature with 90 loads on sale at jersey CITY. Gooh
stock fat and hefers sold ~ - 50dSi. and
d bandv tncv - rs brought - tOGfi 30 old fair
10 good - 500 10 bulls, $50 - 30 extra heavy ~ -
n,m"n and bolocna bulls, - 50at2 Is oxen fair 81
GOOD "a 05G - 10: common lots ~ j0dT3 stocers were
in light supply; mich cows were In liberal supply and
fairly steady for good choice fresh cows veals In
liberal supply and lower. - ,,., 49,
CatieNRccepts IL 600 head; shipments, 1000 head
market Moderately active lower steers, prime - 500
* G7le rommon To choice sit95 sOckets. &3a43 30
cows 50 5OG 81 50 Gamers al G0dt2 80 HogsRecepts
80 900 head shipmepts II 900 head; marset active;
weights. ~ s5a43 90; light. So soG43 -; shcepIRe
GENTS IL 600 head Shipment 5000 hrad market dul
slow and lower natives ~ j0dfj %. Westerns SO oOd
s5 %: Texans 81 46dsj; lambs, s1dsj 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEw.YORK DEALINGS
The visible supply statement of the Produce EN-
change showed yesterday Wheat 22,ooo'l-4 DuSnei'
decrease eoa Az corn. 2,72O,ol4 bushels, increase
80 764; oats, 2,S16.17G bushels. decrease oo'o'o'
Altbouqh the bears in wheat succeeded In bringing
about a furtlcr break in this market yesterday you
the close was far from being weak. III was pam
sailing during the early hours and prices broke saPs
with considerable liquidation, ana selling ny III
dealers. At one time there was decline vi iuI,y
IL cents. The depression was tcgardel az q IN
tnuation of Saturdays late heavincsS. Inc N ortl,
western arrivals unusually large, and me wih
wheat crop reports continued favorable, all OF Which
fastened the decline. some people were pleucti si
increase in the visible supply statement but the state
men upset all bearish views. and there was rush TO
by those who sold early Latc Ensisi o III. -
came I.2a -4d higher and there further talk Oh
damage TO crops abroad which added to the late buoy
ancy. May stated at 81 90 "a, and ranged IRON on,
81 o5 "a to 81 TO- July opened at - or o. fI The
spot market ruled dull and unsettled Shippers '.,
10000 bushels. mainly ungraded sprlhs' anu '"'
milling business aggregated $1,000 bushels,
Corn was strong during the entire session. iriuc
was quite general in the speculative line; win moe
Gables strong and the movement al hca tS
points quite moderate, which materially aided tnc
bull side. Net gains Of l cent and 81 cents W.T.
scored and even the adverse showing Of the visible
supply statement failed to arrest the advance l.at
also made slight advance, but the export buslrcss was
checked by tho rise, only 5000 bushels pelrs 'ci o'
export. l.. oo.,
Oats were likewise affected by the rise In corn.
Speculation rather general, and shorts Dough.
quite freely The result was an advance Oh L." . :,
cent and a very steady close. Moderate receipts ana
decrease I'm the visible supply statement contributed
somewhat to the buOyancy. on the spot there was a
moderate degree Of activity and in some cases sigt
gains noted
Lard decidedly stronger on free buying: party
by outsiders There was. however, considerable COY,
crlng by shorts al the West. $500 uerccS being soo
here the spot. but not committed for export: .
Final official quotations were as follows: Whcai-
March, ~ 10 la MAY. 81 90 10 June, II Us july
81 OF Is: December. Al or IS.
March, II "a; May, 90 June. SO IT, July,
sc . cents. 4,
Oas-Narcl 81 10: May. 81 Ia LILY, 81 : cents
Larl-Nay - - July. 90 -, August, 80 So sep
temhcr. 80 %. 49,,
The receipts Of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY
AT New York. Philadelphia Bam@c ana Boston we Ie
As follows: Wheat. iO.666 bushels. corn. l2fp-
bushels: oats 80 j2 bushels: total grain 2l1!i
bushels mr. 30.G77 barrels NJ ChCago MlIWa IVA zee
and 81 Louis the arrival, We're: Wheat. l&gioI
hnsbels corn 3-3 bushels. oats. 202I-- bushels
total grain rOi 9OI bushels: -four. 1906 packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17

Liverpool, March rs, p. m-Cot,on-The sales o' INC
doc ir,id. . 100 lar, American. Futures closed quiet.
American Mddng low midd.ing clause March delivery.
66td sellers: March and Alll delivery 56Hid sci;
len. Apru and MAY delivery, 1o'0d sellers May ana
June delivery $3.50 buyers June and July deiVrry
August and September delivery 66idj 764d Sep"mOer
and october delivery 56id sellers october and NoNem'
Der delivery > i-did -ellrTr. ~ ..
Galveston March Cotton firm middling. Sac low
nlddlng SIC good ordinary. The net and rec"nts
.U3G bales EXPORT coV,t"i-o i.l39 bales sales no
Norfolk March t6-Cotton steady midding, Sac ines
rcouts itg bales receipts. 26s6 bales exports
Great Britain. go bales coastwlse 'ls bales sae'
800 bales slock ~, 49, ilaleS. ~ -
sayen9ah h1h ioS ood ad,nsS net re-
cclp,s $40 bales rroAs 96s7 bales exports So"Svss
New orleans March l0.-C otton quiet: .mddhng'
LILO low middlug. si.c good ordinary. TIC net re.
Rr',ain o7i bales sales, ii50 bales; stock 80O7oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17

average at 2gc per n 10 do $40 ~ at rs A. mKee DO
1852 H. 4sei Is Neals ~ ~ az, az y AZ nc i-' 3D. 81
o@ I.TTneion 10 veals p. at Che; do le6 n. at
&c ,, buckingham: 40 vcals. 100 y: at ei.c; II do.
a, gsc 46 DO 1870 r. at 02c u DO. jig =, at 6',c
10 ~ 40 n at 7c IS do, l2e ~ at - 80
D w Sewton {. Giett 4 Ohio Veal- 20 10 at &C.
sanders PennsylNanla ' cas- oVO H. d. oci IN
s,ano calves $50 n. at 2sc . ,.,.,, , ,,
SHELL A. A. carloads Of 7Ji9 headl9 carloads Goth
direct ,S o. Jersey CITY and carloads at HobOken
NJ 10 more active and prices finn and sGc higher than
'' Mad@% hcs Sheer sold q sSoee d Is S: T ~
Gs7 az 80 spring Lambs offered nominal quotations
s3gs 30 pr Mutton Amer at oaoc and dressed
selling at Harrington 1874 State sheep 9o 70 average
. aG nar 100 n 200 Michigan do lO32 No. at ~ 40; 3S2
90 ~ mb. 81 ~ at 81 %; EOS Michigan do 81 H.
s,ate * LAM" So7 do sou H. at 81 %.
~ DIicnback Dewey; II state sheep Cfew Lambs @
Il, a. 60 iSi Stat Lambs, 79' n at s. l2; 100 West
s syn do s3ia n at ~ $50 do, OH n at g 313
Haiicnbeck s. Hollis state sheep (elipped! Jos n
w Hume Mullen 80 State sheep 1otS r. az s6 so /;
do 100 q to 70 S 3d. SIS - r. at y 81
W SaesINewton ( GIrett 900 Ohio Lambs. 500, n at
81 Is 1877 do, So n scant. at 81 10; sheep 96 ~ at
% iHdd & Buckingham: 1853 state Sheep. 1lOL n at
s6 80 ia do s. ~ at s. 62l; 1e2 state Sheep. 73I
:" Wikerson ShcrmL 195 ohio Sheep, lOl ~ at ~ 80.
NJ Collins: lS9 Michigan Lambs: ~ no. az ~ 30; 80
Pennsylvania do G. N, at 50 02 % PENNSYLVANIA Sheep,
% j. =. FIpldcOck 4 1872 state Sheep, SOL n at
HoGs-Rcceipts 50 carloads Of 1907 head-5o car.
load. at 40th ST. and 30 carloads at Jersey CITY One
"rioad for sale but not sold before Change NORMALLY
arm and higher at 20 95dsi 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
Eesal Noilees.
cupREME COURT. COUNTY

CUpREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
- yoEIlLAnna T. Churchill. plaintiff, against Eliza
nth 4 Mathews and others, defendants. 1T,
In pursuance a judgment Of foreclosure ana sac dly
made and entered IN the above entitled action, ana bearing
dat. the 18th Of February 1891, The uIdcslslti
thc referee In said Judgment named. VIII sell a Pupo
etion At Real Estate Exchange and Auction hopn'
Limited Nos % b. 10 Liberty street III the tiS m Ne"
York s. Y. on Tuesday, the ath day oil April 1911 AZ
IL O'Clock noon by Peter j. Meyer, Auct thn
premises in said Judgment mentioned and therein uc'cro'u
follows: , , ,.n5 NTH tho
and being I'm the Twenty second Ward Of the CITY OF New
York In the County and State Of York ana bounded
and follows: Begnnlng at point On inc
westerly % Eleventh West End avenue, NsJahJ
sixty two cot northrry from the corner formed 10y th
westerly side Of Eleventh or vast Emu
avenue the northery side OF Eighty street anu
rppose centre Of party wall running hncr hottn,
rrly along westerly side Of Eleventh. or west tnn
avenue twenty feet westerly In line parallel WIN
the norhcy side Eighty first street ana !arG OF te
the centre OF party wall slNtNsl ieI,
thence southcry line parallel with the Westerly slde
n Eleventh West End avenue, twenty Feet ana hec
,asrrly In o line parallel with the northerly suc q
lphy street and part Of the through the centre
nf marty wall sNty.siX feet 10 the westerly sdc OF
Eleventh or West End avenue at the point or pace OF
beginning. being part OF the sane pfenis' 2
deed bearing date the fifteenth day OF December 1857 ana
recorded I'm the Office Of the Register Of the CITY ana
County Of Ncw.Yok In Lber 2lO7 Of ConveyanccS page
los on the sixteenth day Of December, 1851
Dated Ncw.York March 10th. 1891. 1870 ,,,
JOHN II. JUD GE, Referee.
LEE LEE Plaintiffs Attorneys 20 Nassau street. New
York y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.

Also Shpped so pigs STATE OF Pennsylvania ana IDS
do on the Scrvia a Omitted last week
Substitution Gillct: Ohio Steers 1870 N aVoag,-
per 100 N II 1854 n at - 4Oi III 40 100 ~
II Pennsylvania do 1923 n. ut ~ % Pcnnsy-
lania oxen 1887 n. at ~ Is do 1920 N at 30
1850 n. "a 80; ( Pennsylvania Cows. $40 d. az
~ 80 ) do H. at ~ 20 Go $50 n. at 50 do 600
IS - 936 n at ~ 20 70 DO, 80 10 AZ
- rs / Pennsylvania Bull, go ~ at 80 l5 M
sherman Culver: Chicago Steers. 14l2 No. AT 20 oV
~ at % 1900 n. at IS To- II DO. 1ll2 NJ at -
do ll7i n. at - go do, 1878 ~ at 81 49, IL Indiana
DO, 1913 n. al 80 20. ~ ao
\ sanders / PENNSYLVANIA Steer. 1890 ~ at 80 80
rs Chicago do 1863 n at 81 OIL 10 Indiana DO 12l5 ~
az IS 30 80 Chicago Cows 1877 ~ at 81 - % Indiana
do Il74 H. - 80; - do 25 H. at ~ 25 Is Pennsyl-
vania DO 81 ~ at ~ G2 Pennsylvana bulls 1880 H.
at 10 80 do. 1880 ~ at 81 so 49,
j. Shamberg 81 Chicago steers 1349 ~ at SIS 57i2 2ll
DO, 1880 n ~ 80 322.
NJ cldNirith: lf6 Chicago Steers, 1869 ~ at % 40.
Mich COWS-Receipts. % head, with sold at $40
and S2s apiece respectively. Feeling firm and nominal
quotations G22uSi5- - .
CAIVES-Ieceuis 73i hcad-4S2 at 6Oth.st.. and 252
AT Jersey CITY, Prime Ncals reported scarce ana
frner but common Vcas and Western Calves showed no
inuoVomcnt pens about cleared 2Lad2tic for
westerns; Ld7c for Veas and few Butermilk Calves
and yc9s mixed sold at 4i2c. 49, 49,
Ssies-Hallenbeek Hollis: 10 Western Calves 500 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
miscellaneous
TR!B: I:

. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW;YQRlKS, , TNiIs;
n UNE WILL re RECEIVED AZ The nht, vn nrst.t
lao broadway. 26thst. until D. M 80 o Wsso
HSeuty.thrd.st corner shave 1o2 6thave lo3 f0urt
ave- corner Fourteenthst go Third corner 3s
O2G IhirdaNe., near SlNty ltoo
Tirsaye lO6 West Forty 0o2 Coumbusave'
ITO Ninthave cor 72dst 90 llberty.t 55 Avenue a.
333 Thiid.ave, and The HARLEM OFFICE. $50 fasg
0ne.hund twenty hfth.st up 20 D. NJ anu 40
West Onchundred v-hfth-st. a, regular o'o
rates
N, HE BOOK OF oPEN-AlE SPORTS, octave 300 paees.
II amusonents Rules for sailing. swimming, ball pay
ing shooting horseback riding Scs &C.: IN fun ~ PEI
ropy Published BY The Tribune. New-fork Entertain
ne and universally eomplimented by the Dress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo March l6-Whcat-No l hard dull at 81 ISL,
cost insurance and freight II os' p cars No north
10 IL spot sold At 81 II; 1000
bu.n cos, Insurance freight, sold at II 05aSl pJ4
winter wheat good demand II cars No rtd sold at
III OF ears 3 rad sold at 81 0j cars No.
white track sold AZ 81 Obe0Fl o. tofl "pled nIn,
outside prices II cars No yellow sold
AZ . dd7i.c No yellow sold ut dud G61
; cars No sold GOl2F674c cars No s9N az G62 %
67i.c on track strong; No white sold at
562 aj7c. closing az 5i2c; NO white, o6a56ec
No mixed 5Go J62c No white In store, 1sc asked.
FARLEY firm GOOD inquiry: No | Canada, 9iG9Jc No 2.
gOa9c No extra s6do7c; NO s. S3dSici No > West
crn 1sc 3. 43d1Jc; choice Michigan, f9dS2c. Rye
nominal. Flour hrn and Unchanged MI rcd STEADY
ana unchanged. Kcccpts-N heat. $1,000 bush corn.
~ 900 bush oats. $1,000 bush. Shipmcnt,-Wheat
IL 900 bush corn $4,000 oats. 1000
Chicago March l6Ihc leading futures ranged a. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
THE PETROLECM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Transactions in petroleum at the Consolidated EX-
change Yesterday were spirltess though the market
closed firm at the highest point touched in the quota
tons sales Of National Transit certificates amounted
To- "a 900 barrels. The market opened AT 18 IL
cents but fell off during The day % - cents Late
IN the afternoon better tone prevailed, the hinI
quotatOus being 70 5-e cents REFINED OIL was
Gu,ted AT 725 cents $40 bulO and crude at ! cents
4 1, bulk Al the stock Exchange the deal ngs In
Rational Transit certificates amounted TO 1000 barrels
Foreign Uu.,tatlons were rs follows: Antwerp.
10 francs: Bremen, $50 marks; London. D "a
and , l-l6 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
hummer Resorts.
BEECHWO0D INN,
.t,>ft. NTDWN pa

Mrs. II. B. MAINLAND GO. have leas S ir, ene
"RrtJ uWOnD NM for term OF years with the h1.h,
ton OF making it the desirable OF resort In e
neiehborhood of Philadelphia and only one ana uree-
quarter hours ride NewYork The Inn mas che au
vantage OF station on The grounds ana % ts While he
service Will be French The following references VII ~
suncicnt guarantee intention TO make the Inn
Charming and select William Pepper, ND Provoss o,
the University OF Pennsylvana . Henry Norris no n
Hayes Agnew NJ. D., and Walter Buchanan =, -
MOUSE OPENS MAY 10. and rooms may now De en-.
gagged and plans application Mondays
and fridays from TO p at Hotel Stratford' rh
adophil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17

IJyerpooI March lG. :i5 p. n-Beef IN fair demand
porErThe demand Is improving. IIamscThe demand IS
imnroyinr BACON In fair demand Cumberland c1t.
,idnt ~ 10 80 ~ firm 2ss I'D long and short clear
m,ddics about steady at 2Ss shoulders, about -
~ IL m firm az a4s Cheese In good demand. TallOw
In fair demand spirit, Of turpcntns in iar demand
futures in poor demand. Wheat and hour-lhe demand
is Improving Corn. spot-Thc demand l. Improving !,
futures In good demand mixed Western spot steady at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-It was a slow day Brazil growths on the
spot but prices had a steady support No. Rio quoted
1Sc. Stock to arrive. however had moderate inquiry
Sacs bags No. Z. to arrive. 9sc; 200 bags No. y
l75.c to BE- shipped 500 bags fat bean, NO. >, l9Nc
spot 19asc 500 bags No. Santos, at 1880. eXchangI
for 500 bags sc. OF mild grades, sales 10
bags Maracaibo, private terms. Options had a ui>
rmnes and there was moderate stir to the specui
ton March the close showed rise 81
5 points, while later months advanced pa
and covering of local shorts " were Responsible
i4dq mfg London. however. was unsttied o M
o. otat.ons. AS D. March. SIS sd Aprl SIS "a MAY
SIS June 79 cd July 7s' 50 AHtust IS on h no
ouots H. gular first 30 klos' nominal eoOu >ecOnd
Siosl. oOO; exehange 1os; neelt, IN hg, t U3oO
hags 20 stock l59 900 bags; Rio market qulet "a o
sh pmens by steamer to Cfited STATE. gums wocK'
g. 900 bags Rio shipments % EuIole ouIhs 90
81 600 bags RIO purchases Tor u $ during WeGS o
Iaos Il % purchases for Europe during week VoU pays
freight per steamer to United state 4oc Md per cent
Irinage; steamers loading at RIO for Chlteu states
good average Santos. 900 receipt, at SantGS SogC
To- TrCp 40 coo bags purchases Tor l. - l0O0
lag santos purchases Tor Europe. 4'OOO rass santos
f,eont ner steamer Hayre. 25 and 10 per cent pat
Kramer. load ng at Santos for L. =. steamers loading
az San;os for Europe receipts az no Ju.y 70 Nalch
II 1891 COL 600 time 1870 lloGUUp baSN
aIe tn,a 1889 397 600 bags receipts al santos JuN
~ Nor Ia. 1891. 2572 coo bags: same time lSyo;
I GA 900 bags: time 1889. 100000 Dags Total
saIes here to-day. 5000 bags a. follows: $780,. g..