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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
TRACING TIE CORRUPTION FOND.

ARRESTS OF POLICEMEN AND LOBBYISTS MAY
BE MADEBEFoEE THE WEEK ENDS.
Tho Police Commissioners yesterday had a long
,,,vate consultation with Acting superintendent ByrncS
ahon+ the corruption fund which, it is alleged, was
raised nv the patrolmcn recently. Mr.. Byrnes made
yerbal repor upon the results OF his nvcsti1ations
ond tho Commissioner, passed the following resolutions
The SUPERINTENDENT having reported IN relation 10
the alleged contribution, by mcmuci~ Oh inc P"., =
force for purpose of Affecting IegSIduoh '"I INT
increase of their salaries, ,...t...
pesoIvcd That the superintendent be. and IS hereby
directed to take the necessary measures 10 eau INC
arrest and conviction of any member oi the l'.,e
nbo may have participated In an attempt 10 lWpppiiN
inauence or secure legislation for such purpose. anu
also 10 cause such member members TO De ar i-hr
before this Board charges Of conduct uhOe'"Hi"7
an Ofhcer.'
The Commissioners refused to disclose me Fct9
which had been reported by Mr. ByrneS, saying tIa'
publicity might defeat the ends Of justice. i"et
silence tended to confirm report that the committee
who represented the patrOlmen in raising the corup
ton fund had been betrayed and that several ponce
indicted and locked up before the end Of the pe'e"
week. II was said also that some OF the lobbyists az
Albany who had promised to secure the passage "i
the police salary bill for the modest sum OF c'''Vo"
mi ght be arrested. 1t known that some "l ul'
suspected policemen were In fever of anxiety ana
had consulted wellknOwn criminal lawyers III LIZ
city who may be called 10 defend them soon. lnI
arrests probably Will be made on charges OF hlnerY anu
ID will be 10 connect the ldislhS Oh inc ""
with the pending bill IN the Assembly 1900.
Inspector Byrnes refused 10 MAKE any s -, ~
carry out the Instructions of the Commissioners WIN
out fear favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAL-rhe brick market IS 'eaa any
ind fair d,Inan.. and moderate offerings. teIlt au
Iat a. quoted week. Quotations on brck are - ~
0-j 30 FOR Jersey: HaN"r>traW, hald, - ou"f''
Fl>tk do; pale S3a$3 %; Cr9ton. DARK anu tcd s5o
rown. -; Philadelphia front. t23; lrcnSn 90
~ ~ Incsh portland - tOas2 so German Portland
- 5u442 80: Kockand common limo II per hb anu 40
finishing johns lime. SO Tor cohuioi I1S
a. so per 1000 goats hair - d-3c per ouS ''
tIIIt 0RY-In fair demand following prices S"es's
vcllnw ,,tp.r 5JH6.; H. =. genuine graduated, 7Nc :
T,vIor l;r6thcis' English granuated, G'ic; H.,
COCOA-Stocks out slowly. but the s'Neis hnu,
are quoted a, olloys Bahia. l3c; Caracas, lidioci
Trinidad IS4c: Guayaqul, 1910 l3i2c. , . .,,
COOPFENGE STOCK-ls moving rather poor Az Sp 90
Sura SHOCKS and Heads 3s.inch ~ 20; 3sInch ~ 1G
- 40: 30 nch ~ 20: old Shocks without Heads; .'f
90: Rum shook, and Heads. - % - 90 luh III
Empty IIog-heid~, ~ 20; Hoops II l'ec' 9-'|
:31: - feet. So 0i2N. = :, .,.ot.,a g.,
nrlce and stock 10 arrive had mod rate demand whie
suot was more loss neglected No kio guo,cI, AZ
lS5alS3.c. Sales (to arrive. 1000 bags No = loeH
ZOO luc, NO Il. 1S7sc: 1000 bags No :, lS4ic. 10 pc
sbipod and 600 bags No Santos. 1910. options hau
Vtrv quiet day hrt the drft favored the nun hlu,
Viii, .or litt1o covering Of "shorts Trade was purely
local and the volume business fell below 10000 bags
FINAL figures were jd15 points higher ana ih1 i'lns
ou,r steady TIayre advanced 4al2 franc. ana hahnuI
los.d soadier. after carly decline OF 2HS' Dig Ion
dom also advanced Omc.al quotations; 40 T. NJ
March So April. SIS cd May. Si> 90 Jun.. - ""
In1ir - sd August rs Amsterdam, March 10,
Tocrram RrcauN cables follows in regard 70 IL" as.
match: Communication interrupted by land wires h'aF
s,ow.,torm." Total sales here to-day lo1oo bags a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-Ry TELEGRAPH

Buffalo March 1O.-Ca,,lc-Hcceipts a.: p hours, 20
head toa, for week thus ftr, 1iGO, for time Ia
week 1920 head through cou-gnment> 20 head FOR
sale nothing dong, only f." common cs:t being offered
closed stead, ana unchanged. Sntcp and lambs
Rsceipts for the last - hours 100 head total FOR week
IA Il, 200 head for time week - 600 he
10 Though con>lenm,n-, -Ou ~: sale market strong
and firm closed an sold sheep fair good
oS6 80 common $j0S5 30 lambs. fair t. best tG0G 20
common - 21045 -. Uo">-Hoceipts fol the last II
hours Z3O head total TO- week thus far 81 $50 head Cor
zine last week. $3.50 head Unsigned through.
500 mead. ODO0 Of which % NcWlOfk, u carloads n
sale stock held over nom Monday; market opened shade
for light grades closed easy opening quotation
Workers, ght a. good - 70 - 80: MEDIUMS SO0
s. choice heavy, - S31 p 90; pigs Is 4O0s3 So
Chicago. March lO.-"Ihc Evening journal" repoI.- .
Cattle Receipts. 5000 shipments 1000; market firm,
somewhat higher steers. Sass 50; COWS. Sla*3 80.
HocsRecept,. 80 00O head market active. prime
heavy. 10 GOas3 70 heavy lacking. ~ j0d@3 s. shp,
and selected uehts, - ljaS3 80. Shap- cCcpt. 600
market weak lower W ers - 4OGS3 so native, - 40
as so lambs $50 6 p.
St Louis, March l0.-Cethc-Reccipt,. 200; narkci
higher; fancy native steers ~ SOC - fair
good. IS 90d - So sockcr, and feeders, 5Oas8 90
Texas and Indians s3a$i o.. Hogs Receipts, 800
head shipments Zoo market stronger: fl H. choice
heavy 80 j!as3 50 mixed giade So -0q$3 80 lcht fair
bes:. ~ 1Q-3 40. ShccpRccipts. 800 head mar
be. steady good to choice, sl0sj 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-HCRK DEALlN'o
The spectators in wheat yesterday paid the penai'S
of their eXuberance the few previous days. Yet the
decline in prices hardly commensurate Win the
importance Of the bearish and Transactions IN
options fell t. 100000 bushels. record IKE ms -
a good one but the decrease dealings represented
dninuon of an side interest that might nave u>cu
the tendency of professional trader? 20 - nr,
There were reports Of rains III the ffch'u CIp
regions which led 10 Abatement OF the peN"u>N
existing distress to the total failure OF the >ppN III
that country. An increase OF l,13oUoO bu'hcl' ]" ,c
amount on PasIase TO hn9pc M% nI o, cent in Il
report which wheted the appctiieS G lo'c
who seeking t. devouf their fellow crc ,c
sell what they have MT g"t. IN "Tt m ,,. ,ter
damage to the crop in tat state Is saG 10 Df T
was the report that the English visible supply ,da>t
week had decreased nearly l,OOoOOu Du>ncls; '"'
options SOD oS a. ~ 10 net FL os Of Of Is cents, July
was strong at 81 % ia ~ 0G, but fell 10 ~ 90 lI9%
81 o5 Is the net drenG 3ei lgded Of cent. he
mel Ios.e, were l.suI = cents for the options;
spot lots were ii l. cents lower. and only 5000
bIshek were bought by shippers.
CSrn wa, fairly active and irregular There wa, an an
early decline f o Se on in '4f Ge amomn on Pa
sag, 10 Europe bur strong cables effected late ralX
which left March mp - ana the o,hfE Cnd a M
only "a 900 bu~hei, were takea for export ,,, do
mard in s,mntthy Win the weakening in the leading
ceresjs !" cno lots however were Ia IL cent higher
Lari rose 4aG points for options, ana there were
sales OF 900 tcrce- on the spot and 10 arrive
The final QUortti ,ns wer, a. follows; 600 :. limo
wheat March, - l. IA 6oc M1I .! - o. - '"''
Corn-March. SO 38 May. So L.; July 10 Ia
ee 6ats-March 90 IL May So ID; July, - IA cents
Lari-March, - L.; May $500 july - ~
fGe rtcci, Of grain and flour reported Yesterday at
York Phiadlaha Baltimore and Boston wcS a.
follows Wheat 50 bushels, corn Dol ~. 5oI. mr.
4O097 packages. ~ Chicago MlWaukee anu - DO n9c
the arr val We're Wheat So 40 bushels corn 3 AZ
bushels; hour 22.3a0 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
THE PETROLETN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The visible supply Of refined oil at Oh" seven p1u
cpal North German ports on February Fl was 649,ooo
tarIes increase over tine core pondnG date OF last
year Of $4,000 barrels The amount taken for con
sumption from the port from juy / 1890, was
3.Gl2 coo barrels. a decrease of 5000 barrels
The crude petroleum market Was practically feal ur".
less unless il can bc said that gain il 10 he credited
t. the absence Of any specially di~c0nracinc new
from the field. There were sales oi 5000 barrels
in optOnS at 20 - IS a. 80 = cents and at the
stock Exchange 1000 barrels changed hands a. 70
cents.
Refined quotations were reduced in the asking price
late in The day fifteen points T. 7.j cents in barrels
and O. 80 cents in cases. Foreign quOtat on, were
Antwerp Is Ii francs: Bremen, Gao, MARKS, Lon
don. . sta 3 - pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 10 (Spccial-For the hrSt 'lme III
shon, week lie man who had something to say
ahout the fire Western prospect, the large Nor'h
western receipts and the small export clearances hS1
hearing Wheat opened at about the Top and ciGNfo
about the bottom May started at 81 q! o-o sou >
81 0I IA and closed AT 81 o. 81. May corn az
vanced to 81 cents. the top price 50 far, but closed
az G0 | i cents. T0day's receipts were 54- cars.
The trade on both sides afraid Of the Cover
ment crop report 0at; followed corn oo May Prol
visions early were advanced sharply 10y scalprTs.
MAY pork sold from $loo7 to go 60 and c@'ed Al
closed al 81. Nav ribs sold from - to - o.
and closed at s.. WEDNESDAYS hogs are eNported 10
cent? higher. At The close put, on Nay wheat were
50 - cents calls ~ o. put' on May corn % IS
and calls 81 ga cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
FURS AND SKINS.
MILK AND CREAM.

Tho daily average receipts Of milk and cream at me
r,lt filoaI Distributing points 10 ana near w
NV sT tb. v,c1 h,yc BON A. follows: Erie. i,2ol
,ai, II mills - o. condensed milk ana ~ can, OF
,r,au: PENNSYLVANIA Touche'p,ic and o'ton 70 cans
Of milk; Susquchanna. 13$0 cans Of milk ana - c,is
~ ,ran. Iirbawauna Ito cans y MIX ard : can,
%, cream, %,w.YorN central and Harlem, 40 cars Of
nllG is an, Of condensed niIS and can, cl,an!
N.w.Yofk CIV and Northern, l.2jI cans OF milk ~,
Haven and Hartford l,075 can, OF mHk ontar!9 anu
Western. $50 cars Of MIX anc 80 cans o. ci'aI ,
W.T. shore 900 OF MIX and 10 cans OF cream
N,w.I,r,cy Central $50 cans of HHk and y cN' 81
rr am. and ui-cclanecus short routes, 1"p cas- 81
uila and > OK cr'am Tine total Gall ,lply rl,,
boon li s1l can, II milk Dos cabs " condensed ulN
,L 3|3 ans " g., am IN, fallinL or In The receipts
T., tho .ht 20 be caused by farmers working M milk up
into rar n hour The price oil butter bling ph"noW'h3ly
INCH At present The average Price I,ld iot IN" Pl''
form surplus has been II 60 = can OF ~ quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11

"or,er -y 1r nee, d,,'iGr rc TH- Hoard vas
,,d a. tavine dat Of ooi Correspondents S,9 an;
sogn,,s dane soari ctarsnee' Of fopr -1ad
OYER $4,000 o S"i ~ b 4 ai 900 bush
Upward 1900 900 bush c4angrd nands apt nd at Il Ioa
asaas; q l0 TIE 2" 81 io. from 2' wHeE thru
n. PAX to y o9s closing AZ y o. JuG o ranged
from a O5e at The QUIT up 20 ~ T' opd at II o.
and gradually settle, 81 o. lG win ,rrH T c TSf e;
rar rans in France and this, too hrl'H NJ d@Hh%aiG
ndsac AHas ! a. INIT 8i,FoF a! S.; 95S and % 81
bu.h respectively y,sr 40 o. d 40 ooo me-. Gc'r
On the spot th,re break = al'7c ana ,'gne wa
rcd At II l49'l - but tne 6"o bb Manitoba spiimc
in the day regarded 9TIh IL '',i ~ IA, t
81 M c ~ aaan.t bush 81 per cent a,t ysar
S, 2oC yigoy P 2d at Co. Is; I'd u o5 c
Nato!: 80 red II 1881 l32 erN u" f.9S
re ydr, r. "" :. 99,' aa Sns S%' is5
inc az a. 81 G@7 do June Il 07i-dtl closing at
!. o7i, Do Jur = c5q9 90 closing At = o''- do Ag-
ems fm5or 81 2 3 81 q a c'o' ca,F At oS do
P;cfmGS5 lo o. d iGG' S caro- S' a55radd S at
aoa9c track STATE cyatoT 9o'r9Y 93c , fr 'q1
!S1 o ~ q a HrfaicG Wctcrn. 7sdslc; 40
$onaaa 4n S's ET sai &c. : So &RLEy
sxrowcd do 95e CanaGa tiG5i % 'S%65G!T lar Gef
81 10 city mad Wr,irIn ,i y, tdaT and ci%,ed
T War ,T r- q &C. he ou,et thcre va.
Ie~gc nsnTc can in'r' grt 81 hS tabo r
n nsp strone and the liberal buying order
boh OF T' ydc9a tof Gic on dcyec, rp in
Guiding July Removed razas h ot. ,gt 'ar'i
"nc period bit tho close was higher all around S'
The cro Sp2T RaS Gu' a s'5
bu.h 10000 900 bush a,t y'3 m,sa ms wa
looked upon a. 1'nr',h A. pro-, PSic . 01G o6G hush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March 10 3:l3 p. m-Bcef in fair demand.
PORK in poor demand. Hanr-The demand j. inlro, n1
BACON in demand Cumberland cut about p TO 80 =
steady at 26s Cheese ia tir demand American ill., It
white and colored firm a. 54- 1all0w in poor demand
Turpentlnc and ro,in n faI demand. Iud-Np)t in fair
demand futures pOOl dcGard prime Wt,trfn spot aud
Mach ,,eadv at Dos ~ Apiu and Nay AZ 3O-
Wheat and Hour u good dcrsud Corn-SI0t in fair de-
,and fur in good demand mixed Western spot
az ), 7s,d March steady ), 7d Api ard May steady
at s. I'D Hops L0nGun-Pacihc Coast IN poor de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
OIL MARKETS.

oil city. Penn, March le-Natonal Transit certn-
catr, opened 40 16it"; h-hest 1j'sc. lowest s6,c
closed To-: SGcs 40 ooO bis, clctancos. coo bbl,
charters bhls- shipments 10 80: bbi,i runs,
s. so hs-. , ,, ,..,
Transit certificates Opcnrd AZ 1Gic; closed at 76-c
n adfo,d POM. March 10.-Nationdl Transit celth-
cate. opSutd at 7Gc cloca At 7Gc; highest nc; low.
. 16oC: clcAIaucc-, @OiOuO bb,~.
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locations are based on American standard OF Classics.


Good Ordnarv........9 lilo Low NJ ddling ....1 "l6
S net Good Ori!uary....6 HE Nndng .,......- s.
Options tended lower, but The speculation was con-
palativelv moderate, and mainly u local character
The bears had FIN control Of the situation during the
carly session being aided by the full port receipts ana
disappointing LNerpool advices Initial sales 'ho""d
losses Of points all around. after Wrtch there was
further break az points with more less realizing b,
longs The weakness IN pot helped the downward
tendency for awhile day advanced however IN.
offerings lighter and the frightened short started
covering The result general reaction. final hslr'>
h,ng only la2 points lower than yc-tefday. Sale,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
wuOTESAIE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending March 10, 1891.
BEANS AND PEAS.

pecepts for the Beans. ST. pkgs; peas, o'tUo
hush Exports Beans $50 pkes; peas, so bb' IN
""rtS 10I5 pkgs beans. Not much doing IN d1mcSuc
brau. and prices further declined best nafs
w o,ering to jobblng trade - co. and they can be
,,r-bt In lines for Medium and Pea hoId larry
,D,dr under very moderate receipts. White ana ,cu
Kidney continue dull and weak. Turtle soup ana ltliow
- in ght stock demand Is very small ana prizes
easier Llmas quiet Foreign beans MOVING slowly anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11

60 STAT Havana lidlSc; $50 do sundtes iLyo' rms
300 9Ocasl 10 p do ara MAJ domestic
WOOI-IuyerS seem dlsloSed 10 hailuie o,nntiv
.t,Cks beyond cXlgencies Of the moment 'aitbouab
eal@rs have comparatively few sales to report ~ &C.
thy are obtaining full rates on hgece7 Ne aWote
toy suring and fall Texas 1Pd23c pulled, ZoG
"a taIi Caif5rna 15dI7c; spring do 1'G2oc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11

Liyctpool Ii!r,h 10 p nj, -a'r- % the dey
ildrd - Fhtur~ closed qui't +,
american uiidIins. uidiiug clause. March dolly
io.6tlli ,O.6id: NJi,h and Apul delivery. 4tGi3d'
,ON,d. Ami and May delivery. 5--j}dai 5J-did d,
NAV and Junc delivery. 5t.6ldGi 31-6id. Jun. anu
IiIv delivery, OOfld ,1gc, July and August delivery,
,.b,d value: August .uJ ptcmbcr d"tc''. at buyers
~.lUmucr lud Ortotcr delivery G"-jidG ID octobr
and \ov,ub,r. delivery. I pi-6id NtlCc-
GALVESTON, March lo-'otton ,toaiy mlddlinc I5'lUr
low uiddlue = 3l0c; good ordinary. ,-lbr; not ana
rrns. r,ropt, .uG bllc- -1l,- -; ~to,,. 1850.
\o,friA March lo.-Coton steady Wdtre - /:
and pfo-s r,cript- 3JS. bales: exports 10 Great
rri,an 6J.2; coastvis', 1883; sales, 3oi; stock,
savannah March lO.-Cotton easy; mdiling. j-ld' :
low mdGuc ll-itct good ordinary. l.l6t; n"t ana
nfo,. r,,,,lt, 80 bales; export, Ia the continent.
$50 cos~tNi,c 80 >lioS. 90; stock. ~ DOL
Ncv-O leans. March 10, oti"n quiet mdilns 50 :
copts 01s6 bales; gross, llist sales 2,pjo; stock.
Mobile March lo.-Co,on quiet; middIne. So; low
uidtliUg i1.I6c: good ordinary. G4ct and -
cr,nt, :, O6, exports coastwl>", 23o1 sales 800
stock, 3s.6H-
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IN MYSTIC RIVER UNIV :


II CONN.-Ehln0gr OWce, =. ). Amy, Room II 4
Amy Building, 30 Whitehall Street. NewYork, ~ y
February 10Th lS9lScalod proposals, IA tlipcata ~
Dredging in NewliaSen Hsrbor Conn. will be reiyed q,
March 18th. 1921 The attention OF bidders i nv led Z
the Acts OF Congress approved February 18TH 1855 AK
February Odd es7, Vol %. page 332. and Vol ~ pgs
All, statute. at Large Further Information can be- OBJ
tanned this Office. Application, should be indored an
a ofE uofa
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AND VEGETABLES,

Liberal offerings OF Scotch potatoe, from DGnp the ma
Of which been poor order. have Wt'h'n'u u"
KIT for foreign Maqnums about 10a25c per sack Dom
n, and Canadian stock Is also somewhat easier anu Wv
pOtatO's ha, rather a tai p'h'
sweet potatoes in moderate demand and steady Vn'os
dun and weaker Cabbages firm Russia tiifhlls ~
nod rate demand and steady Norfolk kale ana spinach
plenty dun and low Florida ca6hageS DONG GtteT'
Sting beIns easier. Peas very dull Boet' neglect
Charleston asparagus plenty and lover Key, West ana
IIayano tomatoes mostly below prime ana nara 10 move
- IN flr rhnirn snnnd and heavy sOlk. -. -
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ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

i PhIla noU0t q thr q ". DOM, No las Arrh.
st. Philadelphia. Pa March g. ls9i.-ssaed prouosais
trpicate. subject to usual conditions. viii he received
hero until II o'clock a. MONDAY. April g. ls9i ,os
furnishing the L. Quartarma ,tars Department hi,
city. with the following articles VIZ: 'lmets and
trimmings. campaign hats, forage cans fur caps anf
caurtet- linen collar-. knit undershits. wO0llen and
cotton stockings h, Rim gloves boots and ,ho, hand
sewcd barrIck Shoes arctic 0V"rshOcs egCngs
woollen blankets mattress pillows bid sheets
camp hotties shoye> TINT stoves. pipe. ROLLS Sins
and trlpod> bes>waN. buttons. buckles. blanket iinu7
cloth facing CLOTH d. b. CLOTH drilling, duck m0halr
cord shifting and cape lining flannel. louse flannel
blouse lining flannel giilng line. Japannd
Slide kersey. muslin ruSset leather Irvine. resin and
iron rings Bids for delivery at Other points Will also b,
con ~ ri Bld rs state the earliest dats
when thav will and complete deliveries.
,s ~ All articles b. al Oh, SchUykiu Arsenal
IN This city The Government reserves the right 70 rie's
an or al bids Preference will be given articles Il
Snmosfc PRODUCTION or manufacture. conditions Of quality
and urlco Including in the price Of foreign productions
ar the duty thereon being equal For copies
Of printed instructions ~ bidders. blanks Tor proposals.
etc apply ut this Office I9Nrigrn concihng DrqDo>1ls
addressed 20 the undersigned. G. g. sAWTELLE Deputy
ON ~. lnNr1I i =. A. IU InlIE- ~ I.l-l
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bUNDRIES.

prANt-TS-Duu: hand. picked quoted at flsc; ana
farmers 2ia43Lc Shcllci quiet at &c for spanish anu
he for 40 Virginia. Hickory nuts duli al - ='"FA ~
aycrig' prime: - ,-o..A faro
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Woranou.c dr!iv'rt~ M0rch I, IS!'I: N'W'i ~
IS rs bags baltimore. 2Si1 bags; New'Oiieas' '''
bags. total. II .lS2 bags.
COCTON-The spot market ruled Quiz and weak prices
showing a decline Of 1.l6c. sales l"A b'!'e io- III
i,'n,i,n por, recoipts % 800 bales. against 2GSS2
I,.S mis- day last week, and s.l6i bales this day last
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APAN IN Ma.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.

STEAMERS leave San Francisco as follows:
OCEANIC. thursday, April > p n
GAELIC =. Saturday, April IS, p.
RELtrIC W tdnesc1y, MAY ~ D. me
'Gl IN' June 10 D % h'
suuerbly Appointed-Superior Accommodations.
Reservations can be made by letter I'll graph TO and
cabin plans seen at 9s7 and 34S Broadway Newfo'x OF
Room "A, Railroad BIIl. In-, san Francisco
~ - LELAND ANEOIsD. President
T. IL GOODMAN. D,ne.al Passenger Agent
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES TO CALIFORNiA. JAPAN, CHiNA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
ii stn Fri4tiscor, ". he l-tlm4- " Panama.
NEWPORT ss',- " IN, day. March j., L Oh.
From san Francisco 1t and Bit1nlD SIS
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
CITY OF PEkING sails SATURDAY. March 81, N.
For freight passage and IRA! in.o D. Apply
,o-nranv's Office foot ~ Canals. y. 7.
II. J. 81 LAY General SgIsfintendeat
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BUTTER.

Receipts for the week $40 pkg, dXporS 81 RxigS
market became much qUi"t'r mtn'dldt'y Iu'uNIns
our last report and the upward tendency seemed 10 %
CHECKED but three days Of ght rfctPts 'Haru
seller. again the stock closely, ana on rua
and SATURDAY. the market firm, ana IN SOnr cas,s
frr,ion higher Yesterday the market was nuch unset
tird H. was generally thought that the price at fdIIn
would be- crowded -t higher making furthtr sdIalc
probable and receivers offered t1'r H'@b
GOOD ndlcrcnty. But the western markets showed no
Improvement whatever and with plenty Of the IT IN Gpe
GRADES coming forward and rather slow trade 'he I'll
ING became easier sellers anxious to keep clean
N,or. n trruit buyrr who bid within fraction
of what generally asked Fancy l.lgin Creamery
.d AZ 3BLa31c latter mainly regular trade the Whn'-
Ic and retail price, practically togcther. othrr
fancy Western had sales ajc. but the price Waa
tn, extreme ~ quote: rule. obb'rS had no dimcuV
In buying 35.c and number Of the extra MARKS vent
m 3ic First. steady az 33d3ic. and seconds ana
thirds being relatively scarce. had quick sale az IoG%
R.st marks 81 PcnnsyNan gObbing at 36d3oc u'n
creamery both and Western. has been Cling "I
and very fu rates. New state Dairy has ll\ai''u
ttl. in sympathy with Creamery but tn" supply T. N
crna-ng and feeling moro than steady ~ thr t"'
old Dairy hands and buyers who want II have 10
pny "Ntrcm" rats. The comparative scarcity OF u''ii
butt.r ~ 30c and below makes strong market ioi an
he Western packngs. Old butter has had consider
able movement n stronger pri'e,.
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L NEw.YORK NAVY, YARD.-February, o. lS9l,-
S,ld ropo.als endorsed PrOpoals for Tobacco for the
SwVdrk SAW Yard. to b. opened March 81. 1891 u
vii b. received te Bureau Of Provision, ard clo@a2.
noon March 81 1891 ana publicly 0pand Immediately
hercaftcr 10 furnish At the New York Navy Yard l2O00
rnJ ~ NAVY toblrc0 The tobacco must com rn 10 tho
Savy standard and pass the usual rayal inspection.
.k forrs OF proposals Will be- furnished upon application
to the Comuandant Of the Navy Yard the Navy Par
Gr, York or TO the Bureau. samples of Tie stand.
a - tobacco vii be furnished application the
RUroa,I The attention OF manuflctnr and dealers
D,ited Tie bid. all Other thing, being equal, decided
nv lot The Department reserves The right 70 waive De-
act. or to jet al lit. not dcenad adIa12eous
T. tn Government. EDWIN SIE" AtSl' INHisles-