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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
THE PETROLEUN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The visible supply OF refined petroleum at the
seven principal Continental ports Of Europe on Jan
uay 30 is placed AZ 10000 barrels. an increase over
last year of $685. coo barrels. The amount taken for
consumption from the same ports from July l. 1890 10
January 20 1891 32s7 900 barrels. decrease Of
10000 barrels
The crude oil markets were decidedly strong yester
day. The National Transit market appeared 10 be
engaged in DESIGNATING further expected decline In
the Wildwood field. in impression was also produced
by the growing bulish sentiment in wall street gen
eral affairs. Offerings light and values 1859
with case Al the stock Exchange the gain nom the
first price cents. At the Consolidated En-
change March offerings sold at 100 30 Ia 30 cents.
There unusual life In Buckeye certificates, prtsuIn
ably in sympathy with the rise in Pennsylvania pc
trOieum. The market closed strong.
me range Of prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Feb. 9-At the sales today Il, 40 bales
we're offered. There falling OF III the attendance
For good qualities there good competition. Prices IN
some In sellers favor Lambs especially
good pieces brisky bid for Inferior GRADES were I'm
lutte request French BUYERS sought greasy mcrln0s.
Americans purchased suitable parcels CAPE gcssers were
eagerly bid for and prices rmer Following tue
pfefr-s In detail and the price, obtained New South
'Wslcs 500 bales secured Is 2ddlS % DO locks and
oeees Sfsdals I'd greasy 5d1Id do locks and pieces,
5.al0d Queensland, 200 bales secured, 7',d0s "a do
locks ard pieces 9ldls I'D greasy, 5dIld d. locks and
pieces, 76szd; Melbourne and Victoria, $500 bales +;
secured 9d4ls 10d 90 locks and pieces, ddls 6@d
Bid do LOCKS and 5saIl I'D South
Australia 800 bsles secured. locks and pieces, lod0
L. lid greasy, SIf11isd do locks pieces 52d92d
West Australia bales greasy SID Care o. Good Hope
reees, sials Spa e49d do locks and pieces SAD
buBdfies, 81 bales greasy, Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Feb. Cotton nominal; midnr oEc.
Flour nat: Howard street and Western -uirr ~ 70
IS 80: DO ezra. 7Cd-i 50; DO nmi!y. IS "of-' c
mills Rio brind,. extra, 80 lut-' 8, win yer Wh'1t
ltont Fjas5 20: sprnr d. - - dS1 - DO -tfaght
:Ids5 80. d. extra. - .jafi 90 WheatSouthtrn dull
aud ,asl.r, FuU. slasl o5, LongN.rrr . o3'.f &C.
Western easy. SO winter rcd. rn, aui February. u o.
.,v. White aud yellow. GOdJ2tc; Western els' niNd
,fot and February, dI+dtl1ir Nav. 5S' IJ"r; siAW.f
u. b.l O,t- fra 'tadd Southern and F"nu! wanna
sDa1J.. Oh, W'-tsul wnitH jldj't' d. miNVl 'id1
.rid,d -, white. .5.-.t % u..F.d jlr Try" quiet
hoice us2c cool - prime ,"-soc IEon IN i'ir
fI,n~ 80 i0Sfio P-.vs.ou- q.i-,' nos prs oId
iiO 30 new. tlo -. h''t weat l'o.o shout r.
lone e'r.r Sic: D.at ihs -d"- $50 -uH3f-I. .ld
,holld.r-. SID; ,ugar-cured ,mo@eG shond'T'' o2c
uam- g'taloac
boston FL, o--Fleur quiet ard unchanged Corn
quiet. yellow, t1i 9jJg Cat- pN.t aud ~ lit
l.r- easy, W'.'rn eNtI,, = ga. oihrr raI"'i'
Unchanged Eo.rlp's-Fo.ur 1900 bbIs and $500 sacks
corn - 600 bush oot@ 10000 buoh shorts. ." tom.
Burllo Feb. 0.-Wh,at-No. / hard quiet but n,n y
.ars 81 ~. so / northern, l lld-l l.; So =
e. O-i.a-l %; Wint0- wheat easier ar 80 . roN II
80 O. Oi-. 40 Ionru.rry ~ll A. y 'bi = cars
SO. Wilt" sold a. - O31 nd 'l.Sf -,lnn bush 70. =
I4raty "a sod 40 0t'4r; 80 wilt" orc GA ~ 3'r IN
Corn easter. clcrIu4- lalt closing a. ih.lI"
; yellow -.ll a. 5-.S,.r; so - j~r. 50 a. >! p"
.-c o 'rl'6. .-.r ears 80. white sold at ~
so Whit. -o 3 a- 30" % r1., ". MY -'l r.
,e-c ou t-,cS ~. Wr:. 81 o. -'orr. Barley dun.
soak and unsettled 80. tlnu1 .H'rd A. S-t: ". 3
,tra ~jr: 80 western 7. NIrI Isun. 1'4e1r fer GOO
.o d.o.,r. by tuii AMI UNCHANGED Fo1l ,t,1t 'I
lu,han.. d. Nu-oI .urraur q! I."-olIf,-Whrat. 5000
lr.l. ..-a. 1000 Bush. or., 900 bush. ShpretN-
.c,.o Rob 9.-Thr leading future, rlngod follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
RASFRALL AMATEURS DIFFER.
RIVAL ASSOCIATIONS IN THE FIELD.
nnrsr1oN OF EMpLoYINe PROFESSIONAL
PITCHERS AND CATCHEEs.

A QUESTION or EMPLOYING PROFESSIONAL
PITCHERS AND CATCHEEs.
rns annual meeting of the Amateur Baseball League
WAS held at NO Broadway yesterday afternoon ms
league is antagons.ic to Che Amateur Athletic Union
Icagua and will undoubtedly remain Each has tiled
To weaken the other but far without success The
war promises TO be a lively one
The delegates present Yesterdays meeting j.
,,uler Of the Ensewood Field Club; w. I. Smith, u
the Crescent Athletic cub; George ). Scotcd, q the
staten Island Cricket club. and Henry Scbelgh, Of the
staten Island Athletic club The officers elected iI the
wear are: j. Miller, pr,,d Henry Strcbeigh vice
nrsident and George s. Scoheld and sccr1ry
These officers, with W. f. Smith, compose the IAecu
tive Committee.
At recent meeting committees appointed to see
% n was possible to get some Of the Athletic
Union clubs desert join the League. Efforts were
made 70 get the New-YOFK, Manhattan and NewJolsry
athletic join The committees did not report yes
terday and VIII be found when they do, That this mission
las been failure. The New-York and Manhattan clubs
have already joined the Union League, and the Ne"Jeey
team will also remain organization 20 which IL
belonged last year meeting Of the New-Jersey Ahcuc
Club will be held night. when the club VIII
formally decide TO remain with the Union
Yhe point issue between the Union and Amateur
leagues is that latter employs professional pitchers ana
caeber All members of Union teams are at east supposed
to be purely amateurs. At yesterdays meeting IL was
charged that representative Of one OF the Union euo'
had been trying Of the \. A. L. pitchers VINO
is an undisputed professional. The Amateur League
Will at It's meeting pass rule which VIII prevent
the engagement college players who do not live Wihh
twenty-five miles Of New-YOrk City.
Manager Conroy said after the meeting that the Union
was entirely graspng. and that it more than had It's
hands flu before it attempted to control baseball The
Union lie liking mistake" said Mr. Conroy, land if it
does look out, rival association viii spring up some
thing H. he old n. a. A. a. A"
j. sunivan said that the Union could get along very
well without any Of the clubs Of the Amateur League
The trouble is" said Secretary Sullivan, that we VIII
have more clubs handle the applications for
l-nbsrship continue come In they have Of late. L.
M representing the Cathedral Athletic Association put
IN an application to-day, and the ST. Francis XAVIER
Athletic Club will also have team n the League. This
will complete our League in this district The Cathedfs
nine VIII play home the star Athletic GROUNDS
on Lone Island The Union assured OF four cIues
in Detroit four IN Washington six IN Buffalo ana tlrce
in cleveland with probably four clubs Chicago"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

Buffalo Feb 9-Cattlo-Eeceipts for tlc past - hour-
iiSO head: total week thus far $50 rld lof Go
time week. 900 head; consigned thlouEh, f'TdVV
mead which TOGO head 10 New ork, on san, lup
had market o cacd active, firm and Li9her closed nm
good To t.Nud ''"'
- butchers. - fDtc4 90 m'fllI.9
~ ,5dsi 80 light handy. - 76d6i 20 common ml"q
- 95a+2 Gj: Michigan stock'r', heavy. - 4I0 do
s,ort X Ij042 90: mt - jO6f3 90 export S]dfB 60
to.gra -2as2 80. afi ncfers. good 20 extra ga
milrh cows and springer good 10 \f f-I.f ~
,a,c- veal +bdt1 -. sheep and 1aW'-- receipts Tor
500 h.aI. same tim" last wnek = 100 h'adi con
Ind through 500 mead. which 5000 head 20 NtW-
Work on 1061O head uarSci opened Sow" ana 10
IL. -o,,,r cfo-od -t'ady and unchanged sheen choice
mon :, hr ~ a5dsl 10 lambs, choice 70 extra $d iof
~ co. -ool 90 choice" - lod9G -: common o. ih'r
-, -05 - o. Iucs-I;erc p,- for the lH,i - hour
"a. 40 head total for week thus far 20 $50 head ios
,,'s aim. l2.t week. 5000 head consigned t1ronth
"a 400 head of which @iCSO bcad - H'v-),r ON ole
1910 h.ad mar e opened dun an lower. closed with
downward tendency: mediums. ha.' Llu MY ~ =, ~
81 - good WORKERS. - Scdf3 So PIGS :" ~"
30 G5ica.o Feb 9-"Thc Evening Journal" reports Cat
v,a.,- ti.n otherwise: barely suAcont business T.
..1k. quotations Hoe--l;.r'ipts. 10000 heali acnr,
and '-trout Zee lower. Common - -Hr-H -; primo
"a '-. s3 iO1-B - prime heavy and butcher Wci,Ht>
= Sol 3 - ligh'. 73 90 81 20 LARGELY =" 3d. She D.
n...rt, 1000 head in good demand and stronger: na
D uub-. - -OI-t -, ,.t.
y, I.ri- F.b }c-RH''irts. LOO head: snip
r...t. 80 head. lri-,,' steady good ~ fancy natN-
G.a+5 10; .l.f 20 E''d - ior-' 90 go ~ ~, Sl
ffo,--l Receipts 400 head shipment zoo head mar
I.t lower. fair choice h'tNE. > Aod-b 90 Il\'i
.r,l-- - I0de3 81 ltH' @.r 20 host ~ JO""3 ~,
Size u-ccepts 800 head steady so'l TO choct ri"3'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEr-TneIe was d marAet Oh spot lots t0:esy
with a fair degree Of activity. No RAo quOEg al
Sales 1000 rags Rio ard santos No. tAa : a. 70,
ana i75sc respectively; 5000 bags NO. SAH'oN' cC.
be shipped. OF mild Gowtls, sal Z,oVo ma e.
Padang flou4 December sale, &ici fJJ MAJ 40 from
tenbr sale. 2c; 500 pculs DO spot ~ 200 P Port
Paujee spot 9l7sc 200 bass Caracas, 3J-l Dass io
CSb.Iio : 80 bags Maracaibo, - bags savanS and %
lag. Genital American private terms Ihc.H ~ .
changing hlnds The temper, however. Wa qEl.c s.os
a,d showed rise OF % ~ pVlhu9 vi
other than February. which unchanged C4n> %eio
better exchange az Rio was adN%4eea 70 - o C
Of when had a strengthening, el,ct HaNc gained q
fr and Hamburg ri pr. London hOwe[cl wa Wea,Sd
0Gcd quotation, al q p NJ t ,S ANA - 90
july 72s. Flo quotes ReguaF irst TO klSS aoinnsl
Ieccins m Rio, 10000 bags; RIO stock 10000 ,DasS
Rin INN: Rio shipments by steamer 10 ShItu
states during week nil do sail to Cnlted states ulIz
Ee~x 900 bags t. Europe during week, liN9O Dag
no rcIascs Tor Unit,d States Gung week. 24ooU bass
do for Europe during week, l2,ccO bags; ffeirht per
St,aUtr Ia Tnited states, IS ard PER cent pllnatc
steamers loading at Rio FOR United states good "NeiRc
Sanos 100: receipts in Santos, 10000 bags Sa'tV'
stock $50 coo bags santos market um SaHtS. oa3P nv
Tor limited States l. 600 bags do for Europe OVo oaSS
santos purchases for United staes IL goo bag Io i@
ETfone 40 600 bags Santos ffeiahJ steamer 10 raw
* aid 10 pcr cet pnage steamers loading at Santos
far limited States. nil do for Europe. -
Total sales here to-day, 10 $50 bags:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10


The game o. shufe board has become one OF the mosU
popular sports anonC ne members of the Manhattan AV''
letc Club and the existing rivalry between the MANY mem
who daily push the weights" has caused inc CUo "
offer three trophies Tie hrst. second ana hlIu IN INC
,ace for charpensh hoa0Is the coming tournament
which has been arranged and viii be managed bY Aheu
Chasseaud who Is the crack PLAYERS OF the co
The tournament began yesterday ana VIII ast loi WV
weeks Among u, cntr.e, are Alfred Chasscaud. 5 j..
Cornell uo;a:o Nelson. d. w. Il. Pryor. {. o. Perry
L. A. Stuart J. c. Taylor 'iuiteras' Dr. j. T. Miner
r. A. NcEwen. ". II. Jcnnys. IL. d. Combs AliFeu
Morris Irving Putnam George Irving j. H. WooIsey j"
Walton storm w II. zimmerman. \. T. MoroSni. j. L.
11lng r. IL Lawrence u. J Fink, ii. r Barclay, L. j.
wilkins F. c. FullgIaG and c. H. Knuble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
ANNUAL REPORT OF An INSURANCE C0MPANY.

The forty fifth annual report Of the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company published in full in to'dsys
Tribune IL is an able presentation OF the facts COZ
earning the standing Of the company, signed by Jacob L.
Greene the pre.dent The conpany's financial position
q shown 10 be excellent 1t aims at giving maximum
Of family protection at minimum Of cost. Its members
enjoy advantageous and the company is taking new
business on terms which make it profitable TO present
rolicy holders The rtpor is encouraging every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
Proposals.

nREDGING IN THAMES RIVER CONN.
IL Engineer ONCE. L. ). Amy Room II. Z, Army
6h, ls5lsealcd proposals IN trp.cate for D-ogsMs s
Until twelve Ci2l o'clock. noon, Monday March 9th;
1901 The attention bidders is ny.t % the Acts
Congress approved February 26th 1850 and Februa. 80
1857 Vol 90, page 939, and Vo. "a page IA sa'gS.
at Large, Further information be obtained ~ uhs
Siice Applications should be indorsed the envelope
"Onclal Business" u. {. HOUSTON Colonel Of In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
stock Exchange. Con
Nj II. Inclnun NQt L

Refined oil unchanged at 40 cents in barrels and
900 cents in cases
go marks; London, > 3-S pence.
OH City. Penn. Feb 9.Natonal Transit Certificates
opened at 7S5sc highest S024c lowest 7Ssc; closed
s0sc sales. 900 bbls; clfarances 202 coo bbsi
charters 1905 DIS shipments 3s2 bbls runs 5I1S9
bbls
Pittsburg Penn. Feb 9.-Petroeum strong and higher
National Transit Certificates opened at 79c closed at
sole; highest S0dsc lowest 79'4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
xrwvoRx DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY FEBRUARY lsorwELVE PAGES

aq ISL 81 s Of II 5 week week s99Fse5y
yf "a, lh against s5a57 lush last week and oisi5
Oa2 Ao znrsSse statement Of visible sup
-, d,;;ac..2 ;o IneFea,e- Df 91ss97
Com ..........--- S}l sSl -. s5S3,i
BSi Ear ......... qo5Soo ,,,o., 9ic6j
rs. 9i. jan 81 ~ fee 20 gy F, 1o 80 So
co ?i5il Sgi77335 l5 5q d 3 l 1923 SOS
Ss55o2 afqc33 14 t5i7S 4 4235s55
nay AND srKtW-With liberal receipts and slow
tladr the max. ior nay ae, IN bye t3'or y 9 a9d
and wS ,9R''' Ho1Y-CnoSo ig g@oa 5a5oe
common t. a, i@ aa a ye. s5eg5t rye 5oa55e
oa' 2ne "4 1Ge NH brewers is t confined to actual
want. and Otherwise the market a- dull looH Wills
Ps3f, rug s.d 9s common 5s to 9 state so
rhocc aGa27c medium. 2$o25g; common t. fair lsa
7Ss6 S shannon to choice gsG55e choice. 1857 2ec.
rg, ME % o- ,1os quoted It .9 sgo
LEADsPqgIL rPi II;oN WAI;RlSTs-
MoLAssEs-stesdly maintained in price while tga4
sidlnaTy to fancy; Porto Rico 2"@3'o E"9nSh island
NAVAL STOKES SPIRITS ,TrRPENTIXE-Had
sh, inquiry gI pro- i" sad D aSe6anrd t Sd1
fea = i SO 3d. l. j. S &C. H. 20 q 90 So s. s.
r and in better s d Gq a;o s Sale,
goo ob Ssl' q &c. 4''S ot Ss"1 nd, s9e s
Cot,oscci crude Prc zoe do 5 GGF g og 7S52'@
refined ,nmnsr yg9" io ssc for Dime coSo,Gut Ccoa
coohn n.d 3d. rn Scd c SS 55c western 'o Ss%
I 1f c sSi5 McSEaden crude SSrihern S
glt 2'' cScFca msprng $500, cx,
Scad winter S5c sPcTT S GFgaS 7os e3Sa R TS,
5315iS; 6escncd Winter SOC 5d'; bleached spring 55c
c9as3c; sapOnacd aEas3,cc per ID Olive Italian go
Csc STRAITS 81 rms II: market opened dun and
feaurrs. bu, fe26iay aHs4on:sd a,in rate at %
steamer Denmark taxi drcload- cattle 70 Liverpool
at sos 70 nr-{9l 3P[ a I Isr6 S psHs Goat
perry to arrive PhnadopNs to Ja4n 90 92G car a., r.,
i4:R % Ry arsed5 raae 4G a l 'a
lal on pTyate tc e'rS N5sr' r d4p' ir n s
tern $50 p'p mon;h and port charsc,.
5 g H. '2 WE tn. ''y ,c g' o5 'y b
NJ on piEa,c '.%; n q@o Sb ar c 3I'2 81
@ia l:xtr1 Prime 39a-o -: Family " -, 80 soc
Il 50 nEala \, sh t r,9S1'i am G y e. d ins 81
Pace t6 . ~ % r2I T. Sl nv, radSG
slow quoted A. l3 80 h, and AZ 80 ask ~ te ~
P.rlCi Ham. Jun. So: 10 o., DO Iu.g. Size, and
t 20 'o au It" and 'ad 2 riehed nc, qaa g.
SS,fun1 ~ t'To M , oy -. sla5o srh short
H6Gs|sua.li furthel -li16t decline on increased SUP
pics Demand VS. rol.at. Bacon quot d Al Pc. lS'
lr 90 I IcaS f, W. He today >dd VIII r,nru
'on-r .'lnl both here and Al ne Wa,t ogHor- 30.
33@o iS."" oSf d'r,srag' H',or' "C,.l" ird al
93,f,t:;I d'rad S:2i'' loo f,, N' .,ps-, 5o5,
cy tgm dun and unsettled gn.t'd 3.'G hd 2' 'n s
2.or '.96 "a XII. ,i..'I m % o5 id
Nay cose9 at iic ea ia 5z6 49, re- t;' haru
1i'.,1 - - "a T.. a 50r R.nn.d Cont ..out
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TIRE or DREDGING PLANT FOR w,
IL pp0v1Tc Nous ATOMIC RIVER. CONN-Eng.

PROVING HVV sNIUNIV NJ ~, V 'lI1-g 8s
Whitehall street NewYork ~ VI i, february g,4 l9 Plan,
Sr Tmnroyng Housatonlc River. Conn, viii BE- ,ec,hf
At this Office until twelve u2l o'ciock noon On M9I
NJ ON 1851 The attention OF bidder, Is lhNNe1 Y
The Acts Of Congress approved Fe6rgay 5Gi9 ls' rsss
ttahra~v Dad i-S7 Vol %. page BIZ. and Vol ~ ~
A. StStntcS AZ Large Further information can De on
ain ar this office Applications should b. md.rs'a Ia
IL Enr
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NRTDGING IN HUNTINGTON HARBOR

Building, 30 Whitehall Street, NewA or5, y Y te9rg'R
9TH lSOt.-Srasd proposals. In tripcate Tor DfG-Ah
Huntington Harbor y. Y, VIII b. received az IN, o as
until twelve ll2l O'clock noon on Monday MaF,h ~
The bidders l. inyird o the AcoW
Congress approved February 10Th iseb and Fgo'uay ~.
1857 Vol % page 33o. aud NO.. "a Pare tlt Ny ~,
az Large Further information be obtained AZ ms
oAce. Applications should b" lnd9r-st on Le eil;yH ~
"Onicill Business" ID. {. HOUSTON, Colonel OF III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

o5s bush year S2ek o. No S3.i; s seS 4
Vear 49, Sto.k " 40 . white 0ats; Icbiuafy -;
SJ 49, bush against s93Gl7 bush last week. ana o0iSl"
T.wYorE Produce ychance statement Of visible sup
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Auctlou Sales.
AUCTION SAL.
REAL ESTATE, PAINTINGS. sTtTUARY, &

The undersigned viii sell public auction on the PREM
ises at Ithaca, y Y tn 1874 day 4 February, 1891 az
10 a. NJ the property known the ti>Ne Mansion. ID ''li
city which cost between and three hundred thousand
dollars This prou,ry join, that Of Cornell University, AID
ha, magnificent view ot the surrounding couu - ana
especially OF Cayusa Lake.
The executor viii then sell at auction large COLLECTION
o. paintings articles in marble, bronze and ivory, oacs
brlc and other WORKS collected by the ao" jennie
NcGrnw fsAc; also valuable clauC e~. tapestries ana
other expensive articles OF furniture aud decoration
Thu properly must De sold TO close the estate. For
catalogue apply % the undersigned az Ihlea " H.
January 30 1891 DOUGLAS BOARDMAN. Executor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
QUOTATIONS. or BEEVES.

t,oI 10 pf!s -t.cr- -ld oue year J'J 40 4 Jj4.l H'
and uc 1tci.t. ui, c-tiust'I ~ % 80.
T. lV.a-k-c-pt- Tor ta" day., 4i5 carload "f .5--
head-lO1 carloads consigned dIr~t o. LIS; Nd' ana
iro,yn absoI- A. cUflD,d, a. WcrI"k'n fof rpoftI
ton alive - ,srQads at 6oth-t Including OJ carload.
Tor Eastman. COMPANY and 50 carloads Tor Wet 10Th
IT. .aughtctr,: and 20 carload, ~ J'1-ry CITY 81 which
20 CARLOADS intended for shipment Ci'-e"d and
carloads to the shanu"-, leaving ~ carloads t. br
Tho supply was moderate and who Tho demand w4s
not brisk tho market ruled hIm a. an advance ~ lOdlJr
per 100 m and everything wn- closed ont
Common ~ prime Native steer -'ld ~ "tGt' 10 o
choice and extra At 50 3707j 20; Buli, a. - GIatJ
and prime Western do az ~ 23H7i 90 Cows at ~ 13d
- 20.
Central stock Nafd- ycstsrdlS cau"d n-- Estimated Dos
Suporat,nd"nt Stith la round numbers Ht -JCuI.
engine -tl playing -rni ~ "a,'r ola the ,moudar
hay til. norIiug. but 40 interference "Ho caused e.
trad- thereby.
C,y Dressed beef sold rather slowly today ~ GIa3.
very % prime Native -iic- choice quallt
bringing ln sOn0 Cts", sac.
The Croma il expected got. on to-day or tomorrow
with 800 cattle and the Wisconsin sail, 1uod'y with
$500 quarters Ok beef.
--latest privat. cable adv.r- 70 SATURDAY when thu
market advanced ~ per -. refrigerated l,f selling o.
&C. and American Ntcci- ~ lldl2rc. estimated dressed
weight. sinking thc ollSl.
Freight, are quoted -tctdy 40 90 shllng- per head
and insurance pIrpnum- are -tlnculhg ID utr. with -
the general although tn u-lf" ug'tr-
shaded ltt' 10 shippers claim that th.rr
f. uonrv ia tine bu-iue- 20 pr-ent price,.
outlook the spring and summer months f. not cncour
aging.
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II \EN HAVEN HARBOR,

~ COM Engineer once L. :. Army Room H..
Army Builiur 30 Whitehall street New-YorA' ), :.
February ION ls9l-Sr1lcd proposals, IN tuplfi
Dredging I'm Ncw-IIaNen HarDor. Conn, VIII be irlsI
his Office untl twelve ~ oclork noon On ln9ss "a
March Iofh 1901 The attention OF bidders i uNcl ~
the Acts Of Congress approved February 10Th lss' aea
Eo,ruory n3l 1881 Vol. -. 3S3, and Vol - psss
4li Statutes AZ Large. Further information can % oo
taned at Office. Application. should De iiih14STOT
~. snVrlo,r, "Onicial Business ID. {. HOJSlOS'
lolo ~ EuriupgrS
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4 OnIcc L. s Army Room =, ., AflnY liIu.,IFTr, 4
Whitehall street NcvYork CITY, p ~ fe FeT1aS "a,
SIth and Sh rew sury Rivers Mattawan Creek ana o.
uarhor and Compton's Creek n. j. Canarsie ba Tween
IN" Arthur Kan v and " J., and tn" Chans1 ~ "a.
staten Island and NcwJerscy by dredging VIZ 10 isoi
lived At this office until O'Clock. March ~ IN.
pr,nrsais nist h. made IN trNicate. Nj ne, The
formation may be had application &C I'M, cnnoyd
enton Of bidders f. invited 10 Acfs Of C0ngrS w aga
F@bruary 30 1885 and February %, 1881 VOL mos Z,
2Se and Vol. -. page 4l4, Statutes at Large th0'
CASEY, Captain OF Engineers.
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DED STAR LINE,
In EOp a NQ'VERp ANN papTc

Sailing Ncw-YorN and Antwerp weekly.
FEIFSLAN Thursday, February -. o. m.
WAESLANn 49,. saturday, February II. 10 m
Cabin Rates First Cabin, $50 and upward. Excursion
s9j and upward. Second Cabin, $50. Excursion, 505
and a72. Storage at low rates
PETER WRIGHT son. GenI Agts.. Bowling Green.
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TIRE OF DREDGING PLANT FOR IN ~.

- onice T. 5 Amy. Room II. Z. Army Building, 80
whitehall street NewYork " " tebrgsry 9taa Plant
for improPng Connecticut River Coma will be iTIs1taT
~ is oNlce until twelve (l2) o'clock noon on MA ~
N,rrb OH 1891 The attention 81 bidders Is "a
the Acts Of CONGRESS approved February 1G1 nags
III Statutes AZ Large Further inounaton caahd On
ained M this Office Applications should BE- may Soo
t5e eDvsiops "Oaicia Business" D. c. HOUSTON OO"
n OF Englneers.
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Options-wolo devoid Of special features and "a" 'l.
ulopn was quite moderate. while prices varied Wh t
narrow range Of 3dj points l. the cary d,9i'Ir, .
.buls" had the Advantage. and an adtaucr o ab'it
points was established attended, Win -oar n.y. g'
NJ Of .~hcrtsS Iu tie fun reDts 40 the oTt. lea !,
nIiip0 Inoycmeuf in when 'CIIs" unlnalec. "Id
the cloe wa about point than the final Of SATIN
DIV. Sales, "a 900 bales
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nREUGING IL MYSTIC RIVER, CONN;--

~ Engineer once L. ). Army. Room II, Army Buli
INK ~ Mh.4ia street New-York. y. Y, February tth
lo9l-Scaled PROPOSALS. In uipcate Tor Dledglns ~ 90
Tie River, conn viii Doe received a. hls nee u"u n,
~ o'clock noon. Thursday, Marco I'm, 1911. t'
attention bidders il invited 20 The Acfs 90" ontIe,Y
proved February 10Th 1855 and February 81. loS w.
q. page 1872 and Vol. p. page IA Statutes az l-a
Further information can be obtained az thl- OIL ns,
lions should De indOrSed the envelope "OhcA p"''
Il q ILnI- >LnN. lnlOunL OF Lnglnenr-