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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22

Umpire-Cofdn Of WosleyAn
Yale formed syin the middle Of tho field.
ths ss H. On he GRAINS shsT6e YsIs sn
bSre sa the Y almGst unaided: As quick AZ 8
Then GcciSns took the bsi liza and sidsd BY
fne interference: he ran around the left end.
gaining twenty Ave yards before he fell. This
air for q minute was blue with flags. McClung
tried again to gain through the centre, but
this time he was stopped BY the Harvard rush
Cormick was the. next man to try. and he
gained three. yards through the centre and
t%o more 5' on the next Play Ground the right Of
yards goal line. and on the next play Stanley
Morrison went over the line for touch down.
a, This was centre play. and gave an indica-
81 FsGR1s q g q. sns
four minutes. 1t was made a little to the side
Of Har,yard's goal. but when the. ball was
aSs not D eseec sa d a.
went Wide o{ the score. only counting
succeeded in Kicking the goal. and started Tor
2 run back oyer the, field. but when they
}eas19ed that ths try had failed they quickly
This Harvard did. with the usual Wedge. faEe
hsyting , the ball and gaining Elk ysrds In the
yards through the Yale. centre. Lake
th ss start; and hls centre plays were Commend.
his backs for any more gains at present Traf-
R HpPtsa # to Rliss ~, e fsls who vas held y
through the hole made for him By Stanley
Morrison. He ran low and gained six yards
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22

Tdh LNtlhE AND UEhRkCh
About two years ago contracts were given
out for an extension OF the water works. A
new reservoir has been. erected at RidGewood
side the old conduit tits a 4S.inch cast-iron
pipe and the work on this line H. now nearly
Liberty avenue. where the bank caved In.
At This iast section q TIE work vas asoh being
The work In laying this auxiliary water main
has progressed slowly The old conduit was
laid from q, twenty-five to thirty feet below the
the same depth. Consequently. the con-
their trench slowly and keep tho
water pumped out. OF It, The trench
for the auxiliary main ut the place where
Crawford d Valentines men We're working
yesterday was about thirty ieet deep and only
twelve feet wide. II was sunk Just east OF the
old conduit Either side Of this narrow trench
was hsld IN place BY q shsetilag. Of two;ineh
aud sandy. and the danger 70 men as WorEins IL
the trench has been increased by the tact that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22
tn. R.a.s.ss Golns to Au.tr.,l..

DUBLIN. Nov. 21.-Ths Roscommon Heral.
learns that Messrs. John and William Red
mond, the well-known Irish NationAlists. have
engaged passage on an Australian steamer.
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Hoods sarsaparilla

and honestly say that feel nuoh better ~ ssn
sfsi health d certainly Improved. ] know HoodS
ssrsspariils 70 be good medicine" n. A GEORGE.
Athot Mars. So. =. ,H .iF at.ta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22

The "NontAnA" Turkish.Russian Baths are sxcIu
ns sss supplied Sy a5ts.iap well Estsr The most com
ss slc u w. var vi hour foE E.ns!.nsn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22

TIE Empire state Express Of the New York Central
eonttnuss 70 make ts wonderful schedule Of x<o miles
In SoS ninntss sysry day S2N miles Per hour sotuAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22
Piiesi Files, Piles

SSsi mis- s. ' Ss v no
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22
unusually long runs on either. side. Il was
largely o rushing game throughout The re-
suit has made Yale happy.

=. When a!, the o., two slsyens FACED each other On
Aleck Moffat Of Princeton tossed the coin. and
McClung Of Yale won. McClung took the bali,
Of the field. The two elevens lined up Is fol-
1OWa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-I Increased activity characterized the msfSet
,o- RraII crowths to-day, and prices made D NM
sdyance No. IO quoted at lSSalS2c ssleS' d'V
49," No T. 1o1sc SPOT; 1000 bags 90. l5NsS alS"'
600 bags d. ls4c be shipped 5000 bags Nos: .;
and g. at 1Sl4c No. TO be shipped ioo Dag HSo
& l55.c ex.ship: 500 bags No. q, 1850 anoat' -"
has No Santos l9c ahoat ], 400 bags 40. NC
i9 o'sc to shipped. and 375 bags santos I
OtO mats Padang 24i2 f25c spot 5000 pcUS ,io %
3Ilc to arrive and GOO bills Mocha. 24d24Osc VTio
were decidedly active and there wa, cons o
covering OF 'shortS' higher cables Irlccs ~ ono
We was ILG2i r. better, closing with some e Geini
n~otations AZ :45 d. m. March, 79s; April 1ss ou ;
Nv 7ss June 76s Cd July. 75s Cd; August as zoo
Mars,ilies March 2.-Aryas during last month Msrch
bags: deliveries 500 bags; stock III MaiSe''''
BordrauT March ARRIVALS during last month MarcH
bags: deliveries. 10000 bags; STOCK IN boide"uN
TTete March o-Arrivals during last month 80 oso
bags; deliveries. 5o32o bags; STOCK IN If'esN' ''
Rio quotes regular first nominal good second stnck
exchange 1885,: receipts at Rio. 5000 bags NO oHr
1853 600 bags Rio market firm; Ro Shipments u no ship.
aents by sail to United States during weeH oUVV rio
Rio shipments TO Europe during week IVA 600 hays
purchases for United States during wcth n ono hos.
Rio purchases for EurOpe during week iVyoU no, cent
freight per to rned states SOC au Stats q
pIfnacc steamers loading Rio for United sp'"S' ooo
Good average Santos, 400 receipts at SaltS. a.
bags santos 23j 900 bags; santos mafAet n,ns
santos shipments for United states 20oo bags santos
shipments for Europe. $4,000 bags santos oro
Tinted States 25 600 bags Santos purchases Tor anoS
30 600 bags Santos freight steamer 10 scr
per cent prmage steamers loadlng az -, TUro,,e
United States one steamer loading 81 santos i9 pi
three. Cleared from Rio February IS s,eahsr .i Sales
600 Rags steamship Oilers. eco bags IolsI sdiee
haas
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EesaI y otlres.

C,CpRENE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- ,p St,w.yORK Josiah y. Ward and Wilbur Hunt
,,,p rIa,ntiGs against Antonio Laviada, Defendant
Summons.
i" Larehy summoned TO answer the complaint
,,, ,rt1n and la srrye copy or your answer on the
Pi,ntls Attorney within twenty Gays aier thc s@ryiio
case OF yonr fIilur6 % appear or answer WI
be aton against you by dctaui'' ioi sno fVA''i uo
In the complaint. 100,
Dated jan 9Th. 1891 .rvrp plaintiffs, A.torpey
O'0c ''N A' New-YOIk. v. y.
To the Defendant Antonio Layiada ,o, vou nv nubI
Thc foregoing summons i served UPON 70" oN Jill
cation pursant order OF Hon Goorse Il inGaham
NJ dated the 26th day OF January, 1s9l and on
a. dov fl,d with Che complaint In the Office OF thc
Clerk OF the County OF New-fofk NJ inc 'ouhIf Ooui'
House in the city OF New York. o,,-.,r-, ..,..o-
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Io5i au9 fonilo

SY PERSON holding laying claim TO Bank
n book NO. 1890 81 tho Union Dime savings IN
sttutiOn 4, notified n present 10 at the Bank ~ he"
book Is about 10 be issued.
July .. 1880.
7 OST-A gold eycglt., tlor.n0nl aud chain liberal
IL reward wll De- pad for their return 20 IL Last
Jjthst.
O..T ~ observation-disclosures ISSUED by the Scamen
L. Bank for Swings. New -G0f. subscriber. II the
book alton tuug it i sent o. IN" bank
within days this dat Will apply 10 the bank Tor
It's cancellltion. THOMAS J.. CASEY.
New York March - 1891.
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Also shlpned 100 d


sye2ass $40 - 100 % . o. les y 4, q 8 81 q
30 30 IL a5 5' al g 50 3 do i 49, loG At y
ss$. and oS9. i207 at i 70 "a COLORADO Steers
Sherman Gulver-c L Indiana steer. 1873 2 a,
Ohio Oxen. 1915 D. at - . CONNECTICUT DO I$23 +.
q i d. 1851 H. at s. stStrS scrubs oiS
Svs: s qs It . 1893 81 e5 81, t. Il
& 81 IS a do , sS' at at Dc d. isSs Ct
S 30 DO 1921 Y at IS e y DO ms HsJsr at s. co.
1908 y q s. 81 Bulls 1906 n. at SO 90; 20 Western
D. } s 81 SSi g g. srf i ne a. 3? So
81 90 L d. 1884 r. Is " Is do; 1890 ~ a. s IS
: l$o5 5.H III q 3. s% p q
IS5 D. o r. 2, g s5 80 81 .. S q coE gs
s9{ r. So g f 5s5 no. s s q Is 1855 H. at 81 o,
NJ Eg6stcq l25 Chicago. steers. 1853 ~ at 80 10
"' r IgE 3 Bro: ?o scrub @Ia n at e ,n,
Feeling steady nominal quotations are s2oasio per
GiLvEs-Ecccpt. 7sl head Of which GO At ootst
ca @ TG y, 80 head s@a %s f%1 At
o5 ,Icls il q T. wG:t;n .. cnsr: 2 s
yca ~ n. at 81 Ok q do ~ r. q; - A. 90; 1si
10 do, 1888 n, 81 so 10 do, 1Oi H. at IS II do 1876
ia.Eqston i we;er9 cayc' a59 r e. e. = d. a.
3; 0 81 20 gs 90 a q &c. a. D. DO 70 IL r. az s. 90 10
do, is ~ a., - - % do. i3o T. At So ~. Veal.
1913 nH"S a. q a. M' II Do 55 n at IS d. -
Dllc6iacE & pcwcy veils IA n. at so Il do
Jgdd Tucslpsaam % Veal, lai r. at q = % axe Fer
9 do. 12i p 81 Is 81 do. los II, at 50; FED do
Ncatcn & Gnlett: veals l25 n. at &c; i do. 90 ~
ID lae S@ a Gc Pc tafoid. q y
and Saoad at GOsEe and c Ss 69a WIEN %fR good
81 oG 81 The PS Sn N @iT a to at p. Wa ordinary to
ehoicG Lamb, at 50 2'G 81 % ana .a99i Of xg' prnq
amb 6a, S So T d S are = 50 per
At s i@S M y ls s. s s s9' 20 q &c.
- q 40 do 100 10. at - 2j 100 do ~ H. 81 e 20?
Lambs 63s y 50 - lo d. @ n. az 90 30 i7S d.
g. IS 1s5 do. s0. n, at 80 So % do. ~ d. at % 90
ST. p at g g q q. Ss'c Se's2 Mss
so3 do s. n ~ at - 2aJ NcRsda d. co. H. at 50 6
Isl DE- % n at =, eco o. s32 y. ~ 81 100 - =. a
i5G TGII'S,y do los H. at 30 i stat 1omi Of 3,
80 80 % rs s So at d. Il C o g. TO- o W d.
81 =. at ~ 1913 do. s2la - az 7.o.u - - $40.
100 Da DE- % at Pc.. = 10 S;is 5P:'S
los S s,, a d. i g 's at s - % 5 d. 81 r. at
$s ;o n Son: as IS i 3 M siss 49, oa o e e.
g l one 80 q a IT, at IS y 20 i? one S5
t. stat Lambs a 80 20 SO o d. - n at % =; -
do. ssis r. a. 81 - do Ill N, at - 60; 1919 Penn
syIlIFa S SAL ~ co.,: 26s Ohio Lambs so n at
collins 100 X; MeRig,n 90 % ga 90 i9i at 2?
q Ss'Ca rlo d IGG9 s, sTd c ~ '',
Is quotId nomnaIy scadv at 80 .oas5 20 ne- 100 10
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Summer Resorts.
BEECH WOOD INN,
JENKINTOwN, PA.

Mrs. II. u. MARYLAND 60. have leased me
''BtttlIMOOD a OF years wlth the nt'h'
OF making most desirable Of any resort IN inc
nctehbnrhood Of Philadelphia aud only one ana hrtc
auartr hour. ride from NcwNork The Inn has thr a'
vantage OF station grounds, and 30 trains daily c!h
The cuisine " III De thoiOuEnlf 'II'l' VIM
service WI be French The following fetencr' WIZ De
Of Intention make the "Inn'
chlrininC and william Pepper ND Provost Of
vlVaua; :. Henry Norris. lcHAii
la. n NiiIriv Chrston IN: II. G. Wood, VI. D.; d.
HAYES lpnrW MID, and Walter Buchanan.
iIOt 81 OPENS MAY H. and rooms may now be en-
ragcd and pin application Nohdays, Wednesdays
ana Fridays to . r. NJ at iiotc Suatiod' Knit
adelpha
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Receipts, 13,2ll tsi exports oJ,oJD U.s.
pIJTTER-Thcre was decidedly and somewhst
which have a good demand STATE Creamery. tnb-. beet.
o7N2sc fair choice. 2Jd26c PennsylNana Creamery.
33T34c; Ecln Creamery fancy. 332G3ic; western
Creamery fancy, SO q3+c: do choice ~ "3Zc 40 ia 70
halfnrkin tubs. fancy 3ld32c stat. Dairy. tubs 23G
soc fair choice state Day. half hrhn-, tub IAN
ends. fancy 2GG27c; choice 2id-2c; gooi = 80 /.
fair 1Sda0c STATE Dairy. Trims aud tubs fancy Zoe
choice q a5c good, L. a-3r stat Dairy lri M,
choice 20 fancy 2f62Gc fair 70 good lSd23c weston
Imitation CrcaIncry choice. 2Sd3Oc good. 2i4-bri la
Isd2Oc: Western DaiIy choice. -Jd21c; 90 pod -Jd-
fair IGd1sc: Factory, fancy. > st, 24a-Ic S,eod'
2Od22c thirds, 1Gdlac fourAs, l2alic; roll. l"G-@c
..CHEESIi--ilad q modcat inquiry and PRES NGio
firmly maintained. State factory, fun cream IaH nnad.
fancy cologed. lie; do whit l0a4ailc hnci I0% a
lopc good 70 prime. -, lohc fair T. goo o.; e9,,c
common fair, sLG9i4c' fun sAim- 2eaic lsht inns
9a0ac; part skins, Susie Western nat. 9GlOE, ;
Pcnnsyivana skins. l3.c.... EGGSA -hade higher on
pcmnsyiyani1 fresh Is: Western aud Norhlwcs.rn,
lsac Southwestern, 1S4als-c; southern l'-GIs2i'
Duck. 3Od33c.
STEARINE-Stcady but quiet. Chc.cc Weston, IN g.
quCt.d GbdGjc. o., OmalpatiHe, city. D ic bld. -
SUGARS-RAW-Du and NORMALLY unchanged On
Che Coioc Exchange sa,cs % Ccnuug4i 90 tst. at
37Gc Tor MAY $3.50 June Fair refining quota a.
54c; CentIi cal. 96 test DC; do cost ana Freight -
..... REFINED-Stronp and fairy actiye crushed 49,
Cut Loaf, CSC; Cubs 6'ic; Powdered, 9'ae %3nuar
Csc Mould a." G'c II and l. -" 0ll.l6ci Con.
a., tioncIs, "a - Ca-C: 81 -" cd6sc. white IN.sa
&c" j'sd5'sc yellow Extra &C." 1850 9-I0c other
NclCws > 3lGd1 5.lGc.
TALLOW-S omcvha. nominal IN absence Of demand
WOOL-ihcre l. Gradual clearing mp Of the better
class wool this point manufacturers t1kin@ some pooa
sized parcels Texas at full rates and Occasionally ecuf
inc lines of nccrr> on the OF BE Tor Az grades
for market until the new cp commences to come in
freely.
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r,Irn pporo. RF2oE!hiYE March ia i - tho

- EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- trustees the New-York and BfonNlyh
Bridge. l7o Wl.hngton-st brooklyn unti /? o'clork
noon. March q 1Sgl for about hundred bl'u-'-
atout two hundred and MY pairs OF Trousers, nnd hoon
twenty-five dress coats Cor Bridge employs sample. OF
cloth and be the dce Ohce. t-ach
bid be accompanied by certified check Toy ~ !F
cent Of the bid to BE- returned to all bur e
success. bidder The rl~ht j. reserved 10 rt any or
AL BIDS Z. Z. MAEI ID NheI u.lotff Gnu 'UI'-
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miscellaneous

- BUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION at 3l5 Pearl
ID st., opposite Peek slip; lowest prices
JOHN X. H0PPEL MANUFACTURER.
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e based on American standard Of elassin.

Ordinary JIG U'1V
Strict Good Ordinary. 6 IL 16 Mddng ..;......s's
Options continued on the DOWNWARD turn, ana me
lcucaton 'ongs' with renewed Nfcoi, lead
ine fair degree Of activity 1t is the same old story
abroad, weaker Liverpool advics ana ln
port receipts and heavy interior movement There were
feeble throughout the session but the close
showed net losses OF 7alO points AT period how.
ever there was break Of all points and the market
ad Sal
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
Ncw.Yor, March >. 1891.
nesyes f?E s fe 5c sheep s2a Eos Lambs S 80 s
jersey city Stock Yds 8sg3 $3z i$i5i COD
Sixtieth.st 1916 III lG" l3'e- oo.,,
E ioSSHen .. lo7l 90 os @5l2 .
WesGsHkGh , aG So So aa3 s5s 274iS 4sa5
Receipts week last ycarIOSj3 100 @,522 $500 1901
QUOTATIONS. OF BEEVES.
Choice to liyra 10d@2 90
Good 70 Prime ~ 20
Common to Medium. 3o@ 30
oxen and stays. 90 ~
Bulls and Dry COWS ...--....-..-- a1@ ~
Average to-day cstnat' ~"
Extreme range OF prices, -..------.-. w" " ~
Good to prime sold year at 81 G04 II 90
and the average was estimated at - 40
BEEN ES-Kcccpt, fog t"O day. $50 carload, Of Cos?
hcadll6 caroads Confined dif'tt y, !11 Sa' anu
lO7 carloIcs FOR lalstmano COMPANY u pc shpprl ~
dressed Quartz d % easoad' 70 DC 7' 100 sS wa" o
the market Tier, Wa so2d %itNqanTg , or ] r.
for Eastman Company. and the yard, were cleared before
sart CHICAGO d>icc> toned up the narhc ana hrm
feeling prevailed a. the Close. o., ..oo.
So iO fey top, At - so bunch o. CoioIad", lcoF
fed at - - car Of IcNtns at a. On ana Ssa
81 70 Bull. - 5od@3 90; Cows II 75ds3 so
Til, dressed beef trade continues dun at o"s.G Tor
common 10 choice native sides The bulk Of inc trade II
d" CabS 'sdvlccs are to Saturday February %. when
American steers were lower selling at lQEIiRc IN
as9S s9d Ly ScsS MIX nRne fG% c S S 0'e"2 ''
st prc.ent prices shippers making loss Of fully
pr S s ssb ali 2" that s nns Ger o hdad VIII 6a
he accented rs steamship lines for the spiln- ana
trade Insurance premiums are without important
sSlpments tn sd.y viii aeudc $500 quarters of beef
IN the Nevada by T1stmans Company.
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Proposals.

4 RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street New.
"A York CITY, February %. s9l.-Scalrd proposals. In
dupicat viii be fecciN here un;i II O'clock noon.
March 49, 1891. and then opncd. Tor supplying about
schedule, which will b. furnished application 20 the
undersigned Preference VIII bc given 10 article, 81 DO;
price nncluding ~ thu prc" 81 iorrrn piodurt "S ui
Manufactures the dut thcfcoul being cqra IN" "oN-
cihnhb it''INcs th. II-he 10 lVJ,Vt Az! o4 an
pO.al. FOR Mineral oil. and addressed ALIEN. j.
PERRY. Asst Quarternastef-Ge hcIal, T. :. ~
u KOPOSAL- FOE TOBACCO FOR TIE
4 NEW.YORK NAVY YARD-February q, lS9l,-
sailed proposals cnd0s.1 Probo,a, for Tobacco for the
Ncw-Y6rk Navy Yard to b. opened March 81 Is9i.''
received at the Bureau 81 Provisions ard Clohng
Navy Department, Washington, u. G.. until l. o'clock
thereafter to furnish The New York Navy lId 1.ouO
pounds Of Navy tobacco The tOla must cOnlrm to the
Hank form, OF proposals viii he furnished upon application
70 the Commandant of inc Navy hsrd, the NaE LAY
ard tobacco VIII b. furnished application 10 the
The attention Of manufacturers and dealers j.
By ot The Department reserves the night 10 waive de-
f'cs to reject all bd. not deemed ADVANTAGEOUS
t. the Government EDWIN SrENAhT Hyma'ter-
General. u. :. NAVY.
s,EALED PROPOSALS will be received At the
> Office Of Supervising Architect Treasury Depart
2i;h day Of March 1891 for all the labor and materials
and hxns To- place pctc the lo" pressure stelm heng
aTirc Gc budnq a: BRo0RIYN, ~ y. IN Accordance
with the drawings and specification, copies OF which may
Sut.rnt udcit a. Rrooklvu y & E,rh bid must bo
ACCOMPANIED by certified check for $4,000. The De
stated for opening the same also bids which d. not comply
strictly with all the requirements Of this imitation Pro-
oJ DC for nf" c InM ,c Se5gd ira and
Mcchanic1 Vcntlating Apnt1tuS Tor the T. s. Po,t"H,e
Nc Building 81 Brooklyn. \. y" and addr'ss'd 10 MI
18th, 1891.
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Total bbls .187Os 9GGj 1850 1000 7,795 8 i9g

Recep,s|New Yoik. 1000 bbls warehouse S.423
bbls. ExpOrts-20. $50 bhl,. . 81, T.,
BEET@0ulet bit steady. city Extra India Ms IN
bbl So o@ss so Plate, IN ebls sa;? So 6o,c He1 81
ala here sales 2jO bbls West 81 so for Dfclro"r
packing and $l3 for January packing CO.. W o -
Pckled Bellies 10 and i rs avelags &C. PcHi G6
aa9c: PicklcG Shoulders 34c; smoked DO
MIDDLES-StroDg and higher AZ Chicago Meren short short
s. Il lass 20 DRESSED HoGs-somewhat stronger
100 ~ 47sc: Pig, 5d5lsc LARD-Ihe v mstkeJ h mao
there Vas free buying by few prominent Operators
options here advanced couple Of point. but there wao
little life to the speculation. OF cash sales. LOO
tcs ed6o2hc, closing 6o2ac also 80 cs ana T. oo &C.:
fair demand. Sales. 20 tcs 1G1.'Vc,
Narch closed at Sc April closed at Go5c May closed at
Gle; sales 900 tcs 6l1d6 l2c; july ci'Sed at G35r
sales $50 tcs .33dO3ic: August closed At 044r hd;
sales $50 G45c. Refined Continent quoted GaG3Oc;
SnuthA nc
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Danr,na ata0emles

e ERNANDo'S ACADEMY 1872 East o5th.ss.-A echoed
for dancing department eaisthenics; exercises
all the and fashionable dances. Send Cox cseuas.
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE. y. 5. MAIL Steamships
n NEW.YoRK and GLASGOW. Via LONDONDERRY.
Ansho,is Mar 80 =. N. SiIcss;ia aif; IS. go am.
Ethiopia. Mar. H. NJ. Deyonia Apr 4, D. m.
Cabin. $50 and $50 second chs. 80. Steerage $50
, MEDiTERGAHEAN SERyiCE ,prrs
From linton Stores. Brooklyn near Hamilton Ferry.
s.. " tdHr>d4y, March IL, noon
Cabin so % 800
For tickets and further Information apply 70
HEN DERSON BROTHERS. Agents, Z lowing Green.
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ccrtnres an0 itlsetinss.

NJ EW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETl:-No-
~ tlce 10 MembersA stated meeting Will be heid on
TUESDAY Evening March g. at o'clock. EDWARD l..
STEVENSON, Esq., will read p,per on The Story
ANDREW WARNER. Recording Secretary.
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Warehouse deliveries February 1871 New ofh'
go 937 bales Baltimore. 12Ss1 bales New.Orleans,
a. 7j8 bales: total. 267.571 bales
COTTON-on the spot declined Lice with light trade;
Sales, 4Oi bales for consumption Port receipts 5So
bales AGAINST 800 bles this day last week and 92oS
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Rye ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,-??72 ,-7?M
peas ................. 1854 1914
Total ..a.;...............-~2.eo7. $50 e0o2 $40
s'O'h 'H0A'' Feb. %. Feb. o.
Bush. Bush.
S %so'' ..:-.'.,,',,.::.,:::: 10000 1000
E Hy5lcy ,,::..::.,:'.,.,.. "','oc 10 5000
against 191GoS bush last weeh ana 3,!34GG bush dis
basb year ago. stock Of No, oat>, February ~
9 2a @ga" Stock Of Y Ea White Viii T o,,E %G
c. sc3 hush 1san't 1854 bush last week. and S22,2o
ply. saturday, February %. 1871
and aacat Increase Decrease
CcIa .,.......... 2so; %, 2ll!s7
Bar @ siS9s5o @ rs. cO3
'''''' FEB 9s 'oi. r.be1.'gl' Mar1.,So' MARI 80
Wheat SO GeS 2$si 2!d 2ssss,sss ssSco.65o
Corn S S3ss 6s6 i3
rye 52 9l65 S1,Sli; 1e3:oi IGa9. 22i
Ba cCyypariivc Li'cfioS '''''0'
M 1851 J. f 1s5, ? M Isii1l l.
Wheat eg9to' 1salSS99 S38 GOO
Flour sacks ..125,Ooo ll20OO $4,000
MS s1 S g of hay r sS not
any ANY, C' demand straw meet, with llght sale W%Y2
clover mixed, i3a3oc; shipping 45c..... STI:AW-Long
rvc SOdS5c: short rye. zoe oat and wheat 4OdiJc.
- OPS-Thcre is market all around. with liberal
offerings while demand continues slow. Cables de-
void spr and interior adviccs offer mcnt
state 1890 choice. Soc medium 21d29c common to
fair 22d25c: state 1859. choice 2ic: GOOD
IGao2c: state. lSSS. 12d17c; do old. GGl0c; Pacific
Coast 800 common 70 choice "a 300 choice. SS9 Ole
MET AIS-TIN DUH and easier Sales, 10 ton. JUly
10 o5c Spot 10 soc May. 10. SOC .LEAD-NOminal ;
$40. 3Oc.'....C OPPER-- Neglected. SPEITER-
Stcsdy: March Pic IRON WARIIANTS-Un.
cchanGed
NCI ASSES Steady INIT Trading slow. Ncw.Orlcans
uoted At I5a3,c ordinary to fancy Porto Rico 2jaS5c
EnSlIVV AZ "ST0EFS@SpIEITs TURPENTINIs-Made
% on stronger Southern adycrs and ncren scd
Aol lie
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amusemcNts.

CulCKERING Hall. Nine. DE PACllMANN
" WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. March 4. at 3.
ONLY PIANO RECTAL
NJ
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Liverpool kilograms. As p m-Re,elpts 1000 bales
which American $1,000 bales. Sales, f,VOO Daies, OF
which speculation and export 500 h9ie; Ame,ican
5000 market easier Mddling Uplanos.
4ssd. Futures opened at 1-6id decline.
Manchester market-Yarns quiet but steady. Cloths
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VNAIAN LINE L. :. and Royal Mali Steamers,
ron oTEENSTOWX AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY Of cIifcAGG, Wsf1ssd9y March y j. &C a. M
CiTY Of GERIN wS@,st9y M ,5,ii o. 80 m,
From pier a. y r.. ADJOINING Chrstopher-st. Ferry.
FIRST CABIN. $50 and Upward. acsordng 10 steamer
and iorafion Of room. SECOND CABIN. SO and $40
STFIRAGT 500. PETER Wright Il SONS. General
Arpnt,- q BOWLING GREEN. y. Y
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ped D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL FOR IAGU AYKA. PU tKIO CABELLo, CUhACoA'
MARACAIB0 AND C0RO.
East River
IS CARACAS.........Sa Saturday. March z, II 80 D. a.
SIS VENEZUELA. ...... n ueday. March H. 80 D. M
IS pHiI.ADFLPIl .SatuIdIy March Is. AZ p n
steamships specially btit Tor the trdue
nave Very superior accC IassenSers
" ' BOULION. BLISS & DAILtTT,
Tourist Agents, General Manasefs' 81 "aiFs@
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stock 81 No. red in sor, February oS Isl IS bush
against 195.G0S bush last week lj.4GG bush tls
time wear stock Of No. - liked corn February %
zoos bush against 1894 bush last week. and iJj
bnsh year ago. Stock OF no. oats. February -
j75 BUSH against ,0!c bush last week and 337 3G3
6us, wear ago Stock Of No . white oats February %
81 sC3 hush against 1854 bush week, aud 322 s5
lr.h a ago
Xew.Yori Produce Exchange statement Of visible SUP.
ulv saturday February %, 1891