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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
TALK ON TARIFF REFORM.
Congressmen Bryan and Wilson to speak
Here Next Friday Night

The TsrifT-Reform Club held meet
ing in the City Circuit Court room yes
terday afternoon, Mr.. John Hunter, tine
president, in the chair. The secretary,
MIR. Archer Anderson. Jr., stated That
he had received letters from Hon. ". j..
BRYAN, member Of Congress from
Nebraska, and Hon. William J.. Wilson,
member Of Congress from West lir-
ginia, in which they accept an invitation
to address the Tarif,Reiorm Club next
Friday night the 9th. :,
The chief business before the club
was the making of arrangements for the
reception Of the speakers.
The Executive Committee, consisting
of Messrs. 4. NJ. Sedden, 4. I. Plclrell,
Barton II. Wise. Il. I. Briggs, II. A..
McCurdy, b. Rand. Wexford, Leigh
r. Page, Jr., Luke Harvey, c. W. God
din. +. Beverly Slater, John Jackson,
W. Talley, Roosevelt Page, Andrew Ten
ser, and ). J. Dudley, were requested to
meet this afternoon at 800 o'clock in the
Office Of f. Beverly Slater, as there are
several matters Of importance connected
with the coming meeting which require
their attention.
Captain George Wayne Anderson was
elected a member of the club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21

were accompanied by their wives anu ar ''
here as advance agents in order 70 map
ont a ronte for the visit Of the veterans
who will he in attendance on the gia .L.,
encampment of the Grand Army Oh i .np
Republic at Washington IN oep'o.n'o''
next in
The visitors are men of prominence III
their organization and represent, auoJ'
400 veterans, who will come through
Richmond ca route to the nationa' 1 rap.
toll about the 10th of September; my
were met at the depot by Mr. John H.
Potts and escorted around tie Ivy
visiting the various places OF in' endar
They also paid call to commune .sa
Iloyd and several other officials OF .ne
Grand Army Of the Republic IN tniS ci'y'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
Charter Granted.

The NJ. A. Winter Company was
granted a charter yesterday by Judge
Wexford, Of the City Circuit Court.
The company is formed for
the purpose OF buying, publish
ing, binding magazines and pam
phlets, and selling the same by sub
scription or otherwise through agents,
and buying. selling, and mortgaging
personal and real estate.
The capital stock is to be $4,000, in
shares of 80 each.
The officers are NJ. A. Winter, presi-
dent L. I. PAUL, secretary and trea-
sury, and these with NJ. j. Lecky, W.
3. Danforth, and q. +. Swank will form
the board of directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
pid Not Figure in the Police Court.

The Police Court played very I'M
conspicuous part in the recent State
convention. In fact, the docket yester-
day contained the names of but two
politicians, and their trouble had been
adjusted at the station-house and they
were not formally presented to the JUS
tice at all.
George Wilson (colored) was before
his honor on series of charges. Firstly,
for being a suspicious character, he was
sent to Jail for twelve months in default
of $500 security secondly, for carrying
concealed weapons, he WAS sent on TO
the Hastings Court and thirdly, he was
fined SO and costs for attempting to
shoot Simon Nash.
Mary Jane Washington (colored) was
sent on to the Hastings Court, charged
with feloniously assaulting Julia John
son with some blunt instrument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
CAVALRY AT THE UNWILLING.
Several Hundred Troopers TO Take Part
in the Hill Procession.


A communication has been received
from Fitz Lee Troop, of Lynchburg. an
nouncing that they will come to Rich
mond by a special train TO take part in
the unwilling ceremonies OF the Hill
monument. The cavalrymen will arrive
in Richmond on Sunday morning. May
18th. at $40 o'clock. The company
will bring about forty or forty-fye men
with them. Horses have been engaged
for the visitors in this city.
It's hoped TINT the calvary regiment
will parade in iull force on the day Of
the unyeiling.
The horsemen Of Prince George are
expected to march to Richmond
mounted, and will arrive here on the af-
ternoon OF the 18th. Many OF the Han
over troopers Will also reach the city on
the same day. The surry calvarymen
will probably arrive Saturday afternoon.
From present indications there will be
about $50 or 400 Of the troopers IN line.
They will be divided into two squadrons,
and will be under command OF Colonel
G.. Percy Hawos. This will be the
largest body OF cavalry seen on our
streets since the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
Ists Tonrue Terribly IacerafeJ

A little son of Mr.. ID. w. Bowles, who
resides on Floyd avenue near Beech
street, was very painfully, if not quite
seriously, hurt yesterday morning
While he was riding on wagon he fell
off and his tongue was cut nearly in two
by his teeth, the latter being fearfully
dislocated and his mouth otherwise in
jured. Dr. Edgar Bowles was sum-
moned and sewed up the tongue and adj
justed the teeth as well as he could.
The little fellow bore the painful opera
ton brayely, and was doing well at last
accounts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
Pronqrfy Transfers.

Richmond c. II. Hagan and wife to
J. W. Allison and +. Is. Addison, -
feet on north side ark avenue near
Shater street, 81. $50; Fannie p. Rag
lands deyisees to Lizzie Ragland 20
feet on west side Brook avenue near
Marshall street, 81. $50.
Henrico Il. +. Luck, Jr., and wife
to James II. Barton, Lot in Block If,
Barton Heights, 5000; 10. Lane Stern,
special commissioner and trustee, to \.
L. Beall, SO feet on north side Park
avenue near Deep-Run street. $747 (;
same to L. T.. Gill, 30 feet on Park
avenue, northeast corner Deep-hun
street; Mary Zwanziger's trustee to
John W. Anderson, 80; feet on south
side Cary street, corner Bentley, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21

sition 10 censure the committee for not
admitting them as soon as they presented
their tickets. This was unreasonaoie
under all the circumstances. The con-
vention occupied the entire seating ca
pacity of the hall, and had the pubic
been admitted before the delegates the
former would have blocked up the aisles
and doubtless taken many OF the seats OF
the latter. The rule was therefore
adopted of not passing ticket-boldcrs. un-
til delegations which were passed on their
badges had been admitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
AUCTION SALE OF
90 BUILDING LOTS -
WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE, GRAHAM AND
LOUISIANA STREETS.
We will sell at public auction, on the promises
SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1892,

beginning NJ 4 o'clock. =. W, tho following very
desirable RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS BUILD
ING LOrS-viz.:
Ton LOTS, oach fronting 20 feet on south SIDE
Of Louisiana. extending from Second to Ihira
streets. including two prominent corner lots.
Paved sidewalks and electricians along TINS
front.
Six LOTS each fronting % feet on the south
side Of Graham, Just whore the latest improve
ments have been made, between Marshall ana
Gillian streets.
six LOTS. 20 feet each, Mt the northwest cor
ner OF Graham and Marshall streets.
Three LOTS on the north side OF Graham
street between Gillian ana Erin streets, ana
seven lots on Williamsburg avenue at the cor
ner OF Lewis street.
These lots are located IN tho most promising
section Of the East End. improvements by the
city Of n splendid now pubiic-schoOl building,
the new brcS warehouse THE Nlllhser Factory,
and several new dwellings are evidences o.
new and better values 70 come for all tins pro-
periy. which Is nov offered 20 purchasers eager
10 make quick profits. The growth of this pro-
perry Is assured.
Sale viii commence at the corner Of Second
and Louisiana streets.
TERMS. Very eGsy-one fourth cash; balance
at six, twelve, and eighteen months.
JACKSON BRANDT 4 CO.,
my 1-gu Tn Tn f.kSaaf Aupfioupers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
The Mistakes

of life are mauy-some great, Others small.
We classify them a. we feel their effect,
and lust IN the same way you recognize
Summons Liver Regulator when taken for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Constipation, and
Biliousness. There can be no mistake in
taking the Regulator for these disorders.
IL quickly relieves. Don't make the mis-
take Of getting anything else for Malaria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
BY Z. a. Catiin and p. b. ChaTn,
Au.flDnenra.
nix STrRTRBAN FARMS CONTAIN

OK SUBURBAN FARMS CONTAIN
y ING FROM IS % 2O2 ACRES EACH, NEAR
sEyEN-PINE> RAILROAD, To BE SOLD AT
AUCTION FOR DIVISIONAL request of the
owners who want % sell tor division. We Will
sell at public auction, On the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25TH,
40 o'clock T.. VI, SIX TRACTS OF LAND,
about ono fourth Of a milo from the Soven-Pines
railroad aud adjoining the rap.dly-grJNing VII
lage known as Highland Springs.
-Four u these tracts have good improvements
on them and an OF them ara M good state II
cultivation. Some OF them are beautifully
watered and will grow grass 90 perfection, aud
consequently are very desirable for -tock-farms.
No better chance has recently been offered
for "A speculative Investment than this, for these
lands viii DE sold at figures greatly below those
no which neighboring properties can be had
Negotiations are now pending by which cleo
tricitg will Boo used a. the mOtye-p0wer on the
railroad, which Will greatly enhance the values
Of these farms.
The Seyen-Pines railroad train will leave
depot, Twenty-sixth and Nenable streets, at II
o'clock and return az O'Clock. Fare, round
trip. % cents. Lunch will be provided Come
aud enjoy lay in the shade of the old oaks.
TEKas: VIII be- made very easy.
y. Is. CHAFFIN & CO.,
T.. A. CAILIN.
my 10 AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
Davis tn Bc sentenced To-Day.

In the Hastings Court Yesterday Mon
roe Vaughan (colored) was tried for ma
licious assault, and convicted and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for two years.
Judge Witt will to-day pass sentence
upon John L. Davis, convicted OF en-
bezzlement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21

The Council Committees on Finances
and Schools will meet in the Chancery-
Court room at 5 o'clock this afternoon
TO again deliberate upon the situation
which confronts them in regard TO the
Central School site.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
OniciaI visit of school Board to the nigh
grhppI.


school.
The members OF the City School
Board, headed by Mayor Ellyson, chair
man, concluded the annual eXamina-
ton Of schools yesterday by visiting the
High School. The examination COM
menced at IL 4. VI. and concluded at 3
p. VI. The board were very much
pleased with the work OF the High School,
and commended Principal Julian
Thomas and bis valuable corps Of teach
ers for most excellent work. The busi
ness course introduced 10y Mr.. f. d.
Starke for the purpose Of enabling boys
to acquire business education IN two
years was found TO be working very sue
cessfully and satisfactorily. The pho
biography and typewriting classes are
doing excellent work also.
After the examination the pupils enter
tanned the board with some Rotations,
dialogues, reading. and singing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
Grand Army Visitors.

Comrades Cooke and Shuey, a COM
mittee representing Ransom Post, Grand
Army of the Republic, st. Louis ar
rived in the city yesterday morning pia
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railway. They
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
stuart-Nonument Entertainment.

Members of Lee Camp who will take
part in the entertainment for the Stuart
monument are requested to meet at the
kegimental Armory tonight at S o'clock
and Monday night at same hour at Mo-
zart Academy for rehearsal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
BY Dcnoon, Upper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneers,
81 Main street.
I ,ARGE AND ATTRACT : AUG
TON SALE OF VAIL
Improved Real Estate.
COMPRISING
Several Excellent Dwellings
LARGE CORNER STORE.
Of THE
BROOK TURNPIKE
AT ITS INTERSECTION WITH OAK STREET
AND
WITHIN A SHORT DISTANCE OF THE CITY
LIMITS.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25rn,

Az the request Of the owner. who Is doter-
mined 90 sell, We vii Offer for sale by public
auction, on the promises on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2JTn,
az O'Clock p. NJ, tho above PROPERTY. con-
ssting Of seven ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dwellings,
containing six rooms each. in uic3 order auI
occupied by good tenants: the desirable corner
store and dwelling Al the intersection of OAK
street and Brook avenue; also, tae neat cottage
dwelling adjoining the Aforementioned re-l-
dences, containing about Ave rooms.
These houses are comparatively new. are well
and substantially built, aud are 900 thorough Or-
der. This property must necessarily enhance
ina value. a. 70 mas large frontage On the Brook
turnpike, whore most extensive improvements
are well under way, the character Of which Is
well known 70 all. ] nj. sale Cfiars rare chance
for profitable investment In q rapidly growing
section.
IEkN3: Very liberal, AMI announce az sale.
DENOON, UPPER ~ CO..
my is AufiOueer-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
r. j. b. E.am 81 t..
Real Estate Agents ana
NIB Nam stress
TRUSTEES AUCTION SAL.
l. Of 1901.
LARGE AND VALUABLE CofN-'
Nun
SUBSTANTIAL BRICK STORE A.
IMPROVEMENTS IhLs-.'
AT SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 81 As
TN.NINTH STREETS

In execution - a deed oi trl-i n
20 tue undcrsis o. "a trustee, iitri TO-
1891. and recorded iu neal-iNQA Do
232, Richmond Chancery Court
been made IN the debt secured, 3D.
CURED SO % 10 by che oeuelc.a-', -''-
public auction, ON tho premise, Di
WEDNESDAY. NAY 2', iN''
at 8 o'clock T. NJ. the REAL k>lAl
IA said deed. 10 being the atoff-nt
BILE CORNER STORE AND iol, Nt ...
>, feet on the southern line n .H
tonding back Oh the nvs,c % ln'
ninth street, and between parallel '.
more OF lsss. 4 good luctt.lh ipi
rental purposes. Substantial n.A els
good size. aud enough va sni sfpNA'
dwellings on Twenty ninth street. ..s
Terms: Cash as 90 expenses oi si.' ..I
sum Of s25g.JO, with Interest tlefr.N
>. lsOg upon credits a. % 500 t.t
:, 1877, 1890 uu October iu, i'p-' ,...
tai Aprii l6, 1893. t32.SO tiA octotc. ...r
s32 30 in April 10, 1894. s.i..'u NA ID T..
Is. 1894, sS2.o0 I'LL April 10, lne't '..I D..
October 10, 1870, and sl,ojAoO vn ~ 10
1896, and tho residue upon Zach itI-' .s
grantee in said deed shah pros ',t' d.
trustee think NJ. tho purchaser % ~ ia Ii.
bio notes for too deferred payin7usS
terest, and scared by deed o. uls- .t..
o. II. PVNsfkN, lft.S
J. y. ELAN h Co, Auesioosefs ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21

CALLAHAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST GALILEAN FISH
ERHAN ASSOCIATION AID AIS, DEFENDASTs-
Is TuE CHANCERY COURT or THE CITY OBJ MCH-
MOND.
!. Charles ". G0ddin, clerk Of said court, rer-
tfy that the bond required Of the special COM
missOners Dy the decree IN said cause of May
-. 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this "a day 81 June,
1891. CHARLES Vs.. GODDlN,
nv Is Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
Auction sALEs-Future pays.

BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. o north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
VHE RICHMOND BAZAAR, On
4 1896 FRASEIfS STREET. III

Our sale Of HORSES, MULES. VEHICLES,
HARNESS, etc, by auction takes place
TO-DAY At IL O'CLOCK.
We will offer n number Of useful ANIMALS
for the farm ana town purposes.
One FARM WAGON and HARNESS In good
order.
Three FAMILY CARRIAGES in good order
Also, several THAEIONS, TOP-BUGGIES,
WAGONS, etc.
We call your attention 20 a consignment Of ex-
cellent HAY.
Con-ignments solicited.
my2I MACDOUGALL & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
by Boswell & IIarman,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
= north Tenth street.
PROPERTY To


CROVE-AVENUE PROPERTY TO
" BE SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION, WITH
A COMFORTABLE FRAME COTTAGE : a
BLES. CARRlAGE-HOi n, AND ALL Me- r.
SARY OUT-BUlLDlNGS. FkON IlNE ltO
FEET z INCHES ON THE NORTH SIDE or
GROVE AVENUE CORNER OF ROWLAND
STREET. WITH 4 SPLENDID DEPTH on
10 FEET INCHES.-At the request ~ th'
owner We will offer for sale boy public auction on
tho premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 90. 1892,
At $50 p. VI, the aboyo-describod PROPERTY,
situated In the line Of tho cty's best growth AMI
on tho most popular drive.
For "a home . more desirable location couli
not te desired. Being ncartne Electric ,irrci-Car
Line and now within the city limits. the lofa-
ti0u affords every advantage and convenience
Of a more costly home.
We will he glad 20 show the property ne any
time and futuish any desired Information.
TERMS Very easy ana announced AZ SAFE.
BOSWELL g. HARTMAN,
mv2i north Tenth street, city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
TUESDAY THE e4ru DAY OF MAY, 1892,

In pursuance or the decree IN INC ahOFe-fnen-
toned suit the undersigned, thereby appointed
for the purpose, viii sell by auction, upon the
promises, on
TUESDAY THE path DAY or MAY, 1892,
AT o'clock 2. NJ, that MOST SUBSTANTIAL
STORE, with lodge-rOoms above, NO. 206 west
Broad street. Tho lot has front Of 23ilxl3j
feet 20 paved alley ina rear The upper part
Of the building was designed for aud is used az
lOtgc-r0Oms.
We ask a careful inspection Of this property,
which Will impress you With IT, merits. The day
the Masonic-Temple Association selected Broad
and Adams streets the site for the tomple
property on Bread east ana west OF 10 began 20
enhance in value. We ask our friends 10 bee with
Us az the hour of sale aud compete for the prize
Terms: one third in cash and the residue in
e4uni payments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months. for which tho purchaser shall execute
negotiable notes, carrying interest from day ~
sale. ana title retained until the purchase-mOnoy
is fully paid ami q conveyance ordered by the
C0urt The purchaser shall also be required 90
insure the building for not loss than $4,000 rs
additional security and assign the policy accord
iugly. WILLIAM ELLlsON,
". ~. COSBY JR.,
HARVEY WILSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
AUCTION saLrs-ru,urs n,v.
by Sutton 4 Cos
Real Estate Aocione,r,
1914 Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
IS SMALL FRANE DWELLINGS
SITUATED on THE WEST SIDE oe .....
BETWEEN
LEIGH AND CATHERINE ,lp..a
on THE EAST slDF OF GRAHAM ,.
CLAY And LEIGH srR
AND
on An ALLEY BETWEEN GH ..
GRAHAM AND CLtYAN. ..r
STREET,

By virtue ~ a certain ffei r' 'r.t
10 fhe Undersigned trIhtrr.. ...
ISp0S eu1 ~ record in tho f..r.
mOnd thancery Court Denl-N
2g7. default having been mli.
~ the money -orIrri flerrE..
structcd so fo DO by fhe bono.
shall proceed % seil al publ.
premises, on
TUESDAY. MtY2l,
commencing ~ D 0c.oc< 70. N
fNG-DE~DRlRED PROPERTY
SlN FRAME IENEHE EMS.
54n. "a. $40. and l4n north
Leigh anl Catherine streets.
rooms each.
SIX FRAME TENEMENT
so. $40, 53l, AMI 5i3 n0-t. a
clay an1 Leigh street,, also
rooms each.
SIX FRAME TENEMENT
south side Of an alley .'
Leigh streets, AMI running IW
ham streets, containing twl ..I..
All 0f this property I-
particularly tho twelve o..
Gilmcr ana Graham eira.'.
been repaired, pa.ntoi. all llt
They are au rented NOW .
tenants, many of whom have
a mberoi years
TERMS: While fho decd ret ....
money % be paid in cash. yH'
parties very liberal terms u.I I..
no. F.. RICHAH
40. 3. llANa.
Srrror & Co. Aucfinnpn-4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21

NOR RENT, THAT MOST AT -
i TRACTlVE - d CENTRALLY Cd
GATED DWELLING No. 800 south In ri street.
which wall be- completed by June 1t. 10 con-
tains seven rooms, and is entirely modern I'm
every respect. An inspection OF the promises Is
only necessary 20 convince you that u Is one OF
the most desirable homes for rent In tho city.
Come TO see US about II. j. b. ELAN a CO..
lib east Main street
fphona 53I nv gO-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
TRULY VALUABLE WEST-BROAD
l. STREET STORE PROPERTY. KNOWN As
FlSNERMAN.S lIALL.

tHAnlau
IS Richmond Chancery Court,
Galiloan Fisherman Decree " May %, 1891.
Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
THE sENAT0RsHIP.

The Governors mail continues TO
bring him volumes of recommendation
as to whom lie should appoint as Mr..
Barbours successor, and yesterday three
or four delegations visited the Executive
chamber TO urge the claims of their
friends. Madame Rumor continues to
make free use Of the names OF gentle
men whom she says will be appointed,
but 80 lar rs known the Governor has
not given any one any sign to indicate
what his decision will be.
Considering the size of the body the
convention was admirably handled 10y
DIR. Wood and his Committee OF Ar
rangemenis On the part OF some citi-
xeps who held tickets there was dispo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21

Na6a-aI.a.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
LIVE sInCK MARKET.

New.York. Thursday. March lo..BEEyEs-Rec
aud carloads for We.t ioh-s; tsugh1rer No trade
c,ydSe.ssd bee, staly OF y.d7Ac for 10 good
Sst!s sides; lasts f0f prime t" eAt'" do and oaa
sssls shi Es9 today ~ o"' aud
The canada viii b. loden Friday WIN 300 cattle for
n IND 100 as.Ss i.' Of Iet % no
$40 and lao guaIte,s Of beef On tAs LIIlsn
% 200 G sd &c e tho G% SG saas Win
grain q5 s ,.ysf E ,sa nv aari z0G Inc Msa i
adssSd sa'sSd3y Sa !. nry not set OF uat next
GhGa p P Pssi and no trade N'mn-i
ne Buck TSg9y ssocs n sSS5: i29
Iaase Of DS Tor common S % god State vs
60 y RT srSt astd -If e s Eus' County brought
The supply Of sSna ar 81 .os se 81 ~ tho WsS
tut prime plenty and Tu'ed darn nIao' ID
dressed Veais al 568hc to prtae city dl'sse
= eSIis and a, ny sSi,s eaf'AF' were sold IL ''
"'ysH's basset 1913 N. At 7.e 50 do
nsilenbeeE s. Hollis. barnyard cNlve' (cuiis). $40
!" sSnftii.p AND LAMBs-Receipts. including carloads
consigned direct to butcher. w.is Y eassds o. 80
clt~ Aod sbont e5 spring lamb received At Wash;
s Ma w and se 'ss i%er 1 Ra ss s' e. &
shade love- prizes ngmSs. o, sss,C~as Te ~
s. IS Pr 100 y good 70 n,tns lambs at s7H*7 20
s asad make, Wa. Slack and price. weak with
mutton selling at dressed lamb. . mSnS At I q,
a. sc ssc M MSsssa fis ssSS %
"fG om 2l dg Maen faS state lambs sos n a, y 20
81 i2a D a.o sd n,e yes,easy 90 selected Michigan
Shcep tSr ,Sspo5t III ~ at 81 lamb. At ssa.s per head
sFTiST ea sasa
~ssSs Sss$5.$T I'm $50. ;5b: : iSS = demand
lower 7a97,c and Hight upper Jerseys at Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-On the spot ruled easier and very dull vita
No Rio quoted at lac stock 10 siriNe, howeNeI hai
eoou 600 TO- NJ and ~ ~ he shincL AZ l3Ic for
40 1000 bags No :. per Foscoa, 4isc; LOCO barS
Akerhjcbn. 5asc. Mild eTowths dull Sales. 40 bag
Marlcab0 private ters. options were cssNly dul
and devoid Of features Less than 700 changed
hands and some months closed points lower. liayre
was stoody near and "a = fr lower lac months
Rio was weaker. while Hamburg showed no material
change. London about steady closing with the follow"
official QUOTATIONS az > :45 p March, 62s Sd April
SIS: May, JOS I'd June ~. ID; July, 57s d August
57s Cd Rio quotes Regular first 30 kosl. nominal :;
good second 10 kilo.l i0s 100 Exchange priySt ~
receipts Rio. 70CO bag rio clcar3nces 10 tlr United
states oc0 bars RIO ciearances EuroIc, 1900 lags
Rio stock. 22S 600 bags; Rio quiet; receipts in
santos 10000 Santos stock. 1913 coo bags Santos
market quiet good santos 10 800; Receipts
at Rio July March 9. 1892 s29O3. 600 bags sane
time 1891 1,s71000 bags; same time 1890, 20 900
receipts Santos July 10 March o. 1892. !2SCo 900
662 goo. Total sales here to-day, 075o.