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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
CtI,Ncts ~ READING MANAGEMENT.

philadelphia, March 16.-The absorption Oh he
Leblch Valley and the Jersey Central Kallroaos Dy
the Philadelphia and Reading has made necessary
many changes In the management. Announcement
~ these was made to-day. General superintendent
sweicard is appointed assistant general manager III
charge OF the operation Of all lines leased ana CON
troIled by the Reading. He is also appointed as
s,stant general manager OF the Port Reading Rallroaa
Company by Vice-Pre,ldcnt Maxwell. who mas ap'
pointed c. G. Hancock the general passenger agent
OF the company TO be general passenger agent OF inc
Port Reading Assistant General Manager swesaru >
first circular Is in part follows:
The lines owned leased and controlled by thc rha-
dolnbia and Reading Railroad Company VIII Do UT
ganizod under the following general DIVISIONS ,
Main line dvi sOn-M. T. Romano, genera suPeIIh-
endent Office at No. 227 South fOurtls''' fhiiauei
phia. -, ,,,,. c.,.roI eli.
perintendent Office at Williamsport. Penn 800.
Fastern dlvislOn-II. Stanley Goodwin, general coF
ern snperintenden Office at Bethlehem, Penn -,
Northern dvi William Stevenson, general north'
ern superintendent, office at -ayre Penn.
General Passenger Agent Hancock has Issued 'he
following orders:
The following appointments are hereby maue r. , -.
Pyington, general western passenger agent, VII" 0
al Main and Seneca-sts.. Buffalo, " y A. W. Non-
nenacher, assistant general passenger agent cas.i
and northern divisions with Office nj Bethlehem rem.
Communications heretofore addressed 10 r.. u. =,
will hereafter be sent to A. W. Nonnemacher H. T..
Baldwin Is hereby appointed assistant genera p.s
senger agent with Office at 1f3 Liberty-st New orh.
All communications relating 10 the passenger
OF the Port Reading Railroad, lessee OF the Ceh'rai
Railroad Of New-Jersey, will be sent to him.
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TIE ALToN,s THREATENING REPLY.

Chicago March 1G.-A passenger ratio war Det"ecn
q Lous and Chicago Is brewing. one OF the Ines III
interest made application TO Chairman flmcy lor au
tborv 10 make rate Of ~ from st. Louis % 'mcaso
Oh the ground that the Chicago ana Aion "A' Dec"
emitting the rate 10 that figure. The chairman has
called specal meeting Of the Western Passenger AS
oc,ation for tomorrow TO hear tho evidence ana take
action on the application. The complaining ROAD IL Is
understood is the Jacksonville and southeastern which
forms part Of the Atchison's St Louis hne' and the
agents Of which claimed TO have purchascd tne''r'a
tickets OF the Atoms issue at s4-a reduction OF ~
ho,o,y the regular rate officials Of the Alton deny
he charges and threaten retaate II Its competitors
aoont any snch measures that proposed Mr. Charl
ton said THIS evening: I'VE have not been cutting
rates and We have proof that some OF or competitors
have. Let the as citation authorize "a rate from
st. Louis 10 Chicago II it sees n'' we VIII ioo o"y
-, 9, lint will apply the same rate from Chicago to
g, kous. Furthermore will reduce the rate be-
tween St. Louis and Kansas City IN eoth direcuons 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
OBSTACLES BEFORE TIE +. AND o.

baltimore March 10 (specal.-The Legislature mas
heen asked TO check the Baltimore and Ohio RairOai
scheme to condemn property Of the CHESAPEAKE anu
Ohio Canal at Georgetown, ID. G. The Baltimore anu
Ohio is circlng around Washington to form connec-
zion with the Virginia Midland branch of the Kich-
mona Terminal. The resolution introduced IN Inc
slature saws that, as the Washington ana western
RAILROAD authorized by Congress To construct id'i
road from Georgetown to the District lire. has paseu
into the control of the Baltimore and Ohio ana ~ the
Washngto and Westerns charter has expired ana inc
corpany Is soliciting Congress for It's renewal ana INC
right 10 condemn the property OF the chesapeake
and Ohio Canal for a nstlucton Of bridge over H.
Naryland's representatives I'm Congress nave pcSh
recuestad 10 prevent the Washington and western IRON
oecupying or acquiring any property OF the chesapeake
and Ohio Canal. The Baltimore and ONO some l'hc
ago prevented the West Virginia Central from ec'' TX
The canal for a road from Cumberland to ude"a'er.
President Mayer presided at the March mceuhg
today ~ the Baltimore and Ohio directors. Inc
6nanciu statement for February was read, showing
earnings on all the line for the month OF Sl'7o''o'''
plcrease s15GO:i9; expenses $l.470,412' increase
$3.50 1856: net decrease, $94157 The increase IN eX-
nenses is due 10 the continued improvement OF 'he
traclace and roadbeis. The summary for the lSt
five months compared with the same mOnthH 81 inc
nrcyous wear shows: Earnings SlO,5Go,Ol', increase
Sfg7 $50: expenses S7713GiO, Increase o'oo'ooo >
net decrease cJo, I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
FiTLURES IN The WEST.

Chicago, March 1G.-MiChlcl Schweisthal, banker
Election Commissioner and former city Treasurer
failed to-day. AT = 30 O'Clock voluntary assign
ment was made 10 John Lsnchart. Tho assets are
placed at 100000; the liabilities at 100000 Tho
suspension was directly caused by the collapse Of
Bochme IL Coz wholesale l.quor dealers Of Denver,
one of whose partners killed himself Yesterday
Through ChicsgO houses Mr.. schwci thai had become
deeply involved with Eochmc Co. In addition to
the Denver complication Mr. Schwcisihal Is said 10
have .prculated heavily In real estate and 10 is cs
mated that 10 has $1jOOO worth Of real estate equities
that at best will shrink considerably an attempt 10
realize.
IT, Paul. March 1G-Thc long pending difficulties Of
the Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota Elevator Company
have ended IN order issued by Judge Hicks. Of The
N!uncapol, District Court. declaring the company
lnsolvemt The judge appointed Charles r.. Brad,n
receiver. Tine company Owns line OF elevators In
the states named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
HIS BEorHER WASN'T ~ THE BU1IDrx0 AT ALL

Philadelphia, March 1S.-W. g. Pennypacker's
barrel factory az swanson and Reed cts in the rear
of tprcklcs's big sugar refinery, destroyed by
fire this morning. The flames originated I'm n Kiln
used for drying barrel slaves. While the fire was at
is height II reported that Fireman George Soliev
fireman Of Engine Company No. 10, Was inside the
burning building In m instant Robert Solely his
brother. member Of the same company. sprang for
ward Ia 90 u his rescue, but at the threshold he was
kncchrd senscles5 by big slab Of redhot slate that
fell from the Vof The injured man was taken 10 the
hospital where II T. said his chances Of recovery are
sight IL aftcrvar learned that George Sollcy
was not IN the building at ALL but only few feet
from the scene Of the accident 10 his brother The
flames burned nercey for nve hours The barrel factory
was erected by Claus Sprckels nj the time he built
his refinery. and leased 10 Mr. Pcnnypacker
The los, budiug machinery and stock IS 81 so 900
partly covered by Insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
INEXPERIENCED ANBULHNCE SURGEONS.
THE HARPER JURY CLSsUREs HOSPITALS FOR
EMPLOYING THEM.

Tho investigation into the death Of John Harper.
the anitOr Of No. - West Ninety third ST.. who fell
down the basement stairs February Is. frartnrng
his skull. resumed before Coroner Levy ycstcr-
day afternoon. Theodore Townscnd. tho ambulance
surgeon who was charged with having refused 10 take
Harper to the MtlhattGn Hospital. Conducted bis own
cfsc. lie said that when he arrived at the place
where IInrper lay he found two policemen IN charge
Of the II" examined the man carefully and
found symptoms 81 fractured skull. Harpcrs
brrath rank With the smell of alcohol. Prom his
examination he concluded that the man was suffering
frm drunken stupDr and scalp wounds.
DR.. Theodore l.. Richards. ~ bellevue Hospital,
said that Harper suffering from drunken stupor
and scalp wounds when admitted 10 the hospital.
The next morning Harper told him That lie had nllcn
down stairs and That he had been drinking. Dr.
George D. IiRmbln and Dr. Chapman both Of bellevue.
said that the in drunken stupor
The jury. after debcrting an hour. reached
verdict, which In part I'VE condemn the
treatment OF the ambuianc" surgeon I'm this and
surgeons OF Bellevue Hospital under whose charge
decca I'D was phiccd. We further condemn the
practice Of the hospitals 81 having your and mex
pcrcnccd doctors. and strongly nd that tho
o-piias be ctn~urcd, and that II Tire authorities have
jurisdiction they sh0uld insist that experienced doctor,
and surgeons bc placed In char 10 protect the
vcs ~ tho unOrtmIates who may BE- placed IN their
charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, March 16.-Cattle-Rcceipts for The past
twenty four hours ,OGO head total week thus far,
g. $40 head for time last week. S.4OO head con-
signed through LAO head; To New lCrk, 92O head
ON sale 20 head Market opened and closed frm.
i.i-O steers. at 81 80: good cows. 50 210 - 90
liogs-Rccepts for the past twenty four hOulsloyoo
head total for week thus far, 42-oO head, iOF sans
time last week. 20iOO head consigned through, v,1oO
head New York. $3.50 head; sale, LOO head.
Market opened fairly steady aud closed steady Heavy
grades. - 2Oa 30 % packers and medium grades,
- 1905 20: workers, good TO best, - l50 - 20;
do pigs and light, 81 lOa - 10: good heavy ends,
skips 70 fair Sia ~ - assorted roughs, ~ 25d - 50
sheep ana Lambs-RcceptS for the past twenty four
hours, $500 head total for week thus far. 26.2O0
head for same time last week. 80 200 head consigned
through. 400 head: 10 New York. 1900 head: on
sale, 100 head. Market opened slow and 10 10 1oc
lower: closed slow. with some nnsOld. sheep-EAtra
fancy 500 80 - good 10 choice. % 65d 70 90 fair
To GOOD, - iOa - 30: culls and common. ~ 100
- % lambs good 10 extra native. 80 900 - is:
fair 10 good do, SO 500 S6 so; culls TO common,
SJa 50 %.
Chicago. March l6.-"The Evening Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Rcceipts. 1s,30J head. shipments,
1900 head. Market lower. prime steers, 81 500
~ -: good to choice. ~ 500 - 30; Others, $50
- - stockcrs. ~ JOa ~ %: Texans, 80 800 80 30:
cows 81 2J0 p, 30. IiOgs-lieccpts, 2S,.OO head.
shipments, 10000 head. Market opened higher,
closing weak nj the advance; rough, 80 ,5a - 30:
mixed and packers. - 600 81 10 prime heavy ana
butchers weights. ~ 500 ~ o5; light - 500 - 10.
shecp-Recepts, 5000 head shipments, 5000 head.
Market opened steady. closed weak. Natives. 81 500
20 -; Westerns, $5a % 75 lambs, So 3oaS6 20.
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CHARGES AGAINST ANOTHER SURGEON.

Or. Gustavc scholcr. OF No. 81 West Forty-dehlh-
ST., who was formerly deputy for Coroner Kldmann,
while driving along Eighth ave. early last night saw
a wOnian knocked down and over by hOrsc and
wagon. The woman, who was badly hurt. carried
TO the sidewalk and Dr. scholcr examined her. ono
OF her ribs broken and she had "A cut two and
onehalf inches long the left eye. The accident
had happened at Thirty fourth Il. Having dressed
tho Toman's injuries Or. scholcr drove round 10 the
West Thrty-seventh-st. police station and there call
for an ambulance sent to Roosevelt Hospital
The ambulance. in charge Of DIR. Cox, presently
reached the spot where the woman lay grooming.
Or. Cox examined the woman said Dr. Scholcr, I'm
telling the story at Police Headquarters late last
night, "and then told the two policemen who were
present TO walk her up and down and whether she
could take care Of herself The poor creature. nearly
crazcd with pain. could scarcely stand, much
less walk, but nevertheless Dr. Cox drove
or refusing 20 take her to the hospital.
then lifted the woman into my carriage and took
her round 10 the police station, and from hcc che
sent to Bellevue Hospital Tho sufferer Is Mrs.
Bridget Mackin she is sxtynlnc years old, aud lives
at No 4O4 West orty-cighhst.
Dr. Cox. when at the hospital late last night,
denied that ho had refused to take Mrs. Mackin 10
,pltal.
.: offered to take her to a hospsl,7 said he, but
she refused 10 60, prcfcrrng to - home offered
then to take her home In the ambulance ard she de
cncd, saying TINT she had but short distance b. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
Nrw poAn INCORPCRATED.

The certificate Of Incorporation OF the ST. Regis anu
s.,,nor River Railway Company was filed In the county
Clerks Office Yesterday. II Is "a have cap''i VI
so 900, and IS to build RAILROAD seven'ysX mics
long from point Of union with the North ana NORM
western Railway, near Tupper's Lake, TO point Oh
nnton with the Malone and st. Lawrence Railway near
the village Of Malone There IS 10 DC a Di'i'o" ''''s
IN saranac Lake besides branches TO several towns
- ,,o limo ~ the r,ad The directors arc John {.
yogcr Prank g. Smith, Arthur H. Godfrey, Charles
II burnett James pagan. william J., GARDEN, A'lu
{; Leonard c. ID. F1asg and &. II. wagner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
MISSOURI PACIFIC OFFICERS CHOSEN.

The newly elected Board Of the Missouri Pacihc Kan
way yesterday chose the following officers PRESIDENT
Jay Gould first vice president and general manager
}. II. II. Clark second vce-presidcnt, George ..
Gould; assistant general manager, George u Smi'"
secretary and treasurer A. H. Calef; assistant sec
rotary, Guy Phillips; second assistant secretary, f. v"
Irland, and local treasurer, d. s. II. Smith Inc
executive committee elected consists Of Jay Gonid
D. d. Parmly, George ]. Could Russell Sage, Thomas
Sloan.
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the same figure. and will make Corresponding reduc-
ton between Chicago ald Kansas CITY In both circc-
tons. That Will bring the atc down To about - be-
tween here ana the Missouri River. We are In favor
Of low rates ana II the association lines chose to give
Us this opportunity to establish them, we promise them
that they hal not be again advanced to higher basis
on our road.
Some such ultimaium as that embodied IN Mr..
ChartOn's words VIII be TO the meeting tomorrow
by the Alton management.
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lower RATES FOR ORE SHIPMENTS.

Cllcago March IG.-The commissioners OF thc
Western Tariff Association are again wrco'HhS WIN
The question OF equality. some Tune ago '"o our
.uncton and Rock Island roads applied 10 them Tor
duc,ion ~ tbc rate ON ore from Denver 10 Omaha
from So TO 81 per ton because the Union Pnc'hc Is
practically mixing that rate by means Of smelling
in transit privileges through shipments from
idaho The commissioners will refer the matof 10
.he Advisory Board
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TRYING TO clyryRE 10000 Aces.

O'Ncn Ncb.. March IG.-An attempt TO capture
aOOoQ Of land in this county IS now In progress
one hundred and twenty men, under the leadership of
j. H. steward Emigration Comm 'sloncr Of he Pacific
short Line, arrived hero last night. ard this morning
they appeared at the United State, Lard ONCE aud
attempted to file contests l20 quarter sections oi
the finest land I'm the country. The land is nearly all
occupied BY settlers and II the gang succeeds IN hay
Ing the land Gaico accept contest papers boodshed
will undoubtedly follow.
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domestic Gltnatluns Uanteo

Females
OTHER AND DAUGHTER seek sltna.
wi ton, tog thcr ~ plain cook ana
laundress. chambcrmail ana waitress ref
rucr~. Ad1r,-, COOK, Christian Aid 10
Enploymcnt society. 30 Bible House y. Y.
URsE and SEAMSTl;tSS.--By English
" rloI,sstimt or to walt on lady; excel
lent references city o. country. Please
call 40 Oth-aSe.. near i-d-.L
NUKSE.-By an excellent English woman
~ understands the care Of children. and
can take full charge. At 3sS 6th-ave.,
lst floor.
NURSERY GOVERNESs Young lady.
~ American, primary ana klt deigdI'en
teacher desires situation VIII travel. %
lIait-st.. DrooAlyn.
NURSE and SEAMsTRESS.-By a Young
" North German slri, speaking English.
10 growing children IA "A ilsst-cla-s family
best of testimonials ~ 10 honesty, capbillty
and ,obr,ety; city or country. Call or
opply 357 4th-ave.. bet. 10Th and 10Th SIS.
MUSE Trustworthy young woman to
" take charge OF one or two children city
or country; or would travel; reference
Address ". H.. Mamaroneek. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
THE RUMORS ABOTT SUGAR COMBINATTON

PEOPLE ~ PHILADELPHIA THINK BIG CON
sOLiDATION WILL IE EFFECTED.
philadelphia March o. The belief Is general among
business men I'm Ills city that tie American Sugar
Refining Company commonly Known Ia the Susa:
Trust. IS making an extraordinary effort to secure
possession Of the three EdDpendcn; sugar rctncrics in
this city. with good Glance, for success. a well Ia
formed man says positively that IN IT least one III
stance the deal las been practi ally concluded. The
rciner said: The arrangement VIII lie effected. /
believe, within month"; II II IS done at all. AMI IT
will he grand combination Of all tie sugar refining
capital. 1t i, undoubtedly 10 the best Interests Of
all concerned That this combination be effected. The
planters have rcapcd the great reward which the
| nfoval OF the tariff sugar has brought The re
fncrs have not The public would not suffer by The
combination and the Iciiners wOnld make fair
profit, which they do not do at present. Refined
sugar that is sold 10 the consumer At coats pound
means loss 70 the rciincr OF Is OF a cent each
pound. There more sugar houses nov than arc
required to supply the demand"
\ member OF the finn Of f.. c. knight e Go. said
that no officer or representative had been in their
Office refinery within the last few doyf. Mr..
Searlcs the Trust treasurer. did not see them. Within
the last thirty DAYS. however, they have been
preached and asked upon what terms they would allow
their refinery 10 pass INTO control OF the Trns This
man would not say whether they would sell or not.
Charles c. Harrison. president OF the franklin Re
hncry, refused - say whether not TIE Trust had
secured control Of the plant.
The same who vouchsacd Tic information re-
Carding the con-oldaiion reasonably that tho
SprCckels Interests included in the deal Tho
Trust and ~preckcls good terms in san
Francisco he said and recently representatives Of the
Trust were investigating the Spctkcs Refinery In this
city.
No news regarding the reported absorption Of the
Philadelphia sugar rehner1es by the American Sugar
Refining Company. commonly known the Sugar
Trust could he obtained Yesterday at the office Of the
company. In Wall street. II. o. Ilavcmcyer
quoted saying All the announcement that Is
sary about the Seu" OF the 423 100000 OF stock
has been made. What the property Is which has been
acquired H. not necessary To he announced and there
Is going IA be announcement
The continued weakness OF Sugar Trust certificates,
which have declined at the rate Of about per cent
day since the starting OF the rumors. might he inter-
prctnd the realization by Wall Street that the
Issue Of stock IL II 30 cover the requirement
OF rrfnerics might represent excCcs OF V>lr'
which has heretofore frequently III the end disguised
investors.
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An INJUNCTION AGAINST HIGHER RAIhS'

Wichita KALI March I6-On petition Of the Board
NJ Trade Yesterday Judge Rivers Of the uned otacs
District Court granted temporary h)uncuoh hsh'iS'
the santa Fc and st. Louis ana san franoisoo "u 'o
Missouri Pacific railways restraining them from charg
, higher freight rate, on sugar, coffee, beans and
canned GOOD, from New orleans, St. Louis, WICHITA
hutchinson Arkansas City and saha than the rates
now i'm existence. The case IS set Tor hcaf'"s oh
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IMMIGRANT COMMISSIONS REDUCED.

Caicsgo. March 16.-Advlccs received to-day 'hat
ct meeting OF steamship agents in NewYork definite
agreement had reached reduce commissions
charged tic Western roads Immigrant business 10 sS
rom Chicago California points, and IS Colorado points
They moved 10 this action. 1t is said through rear
mat the Atchfsons threat 10 reduce west oil inc
Missouri River would Of all commissions Oh
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domestic 5itnations Uante0

Females.
URSE-Bv fnt.class. wrll-rccommcndcd
~ infants nurse: trained 20 brins babe
up on bottle food best references. seen
23j 5th.aVe., I'd floor BONGRAND' D
BUREAU.
rRSE.-By a fir. t-class French infant :
' nurse: several years reference; tfa!net1
70 nfonts: Doctors references wages 50
70 80. Seen 23J SHAVE. I'd floor. BON
GRAHD'S BUREAU.
~ URsE.-By h German maid, to growing
~ children age 2S good seam. tless ana
lne needle worker; has BE- yeirs' best ref-
orcnces willing TO trvel. Call at Mrs. NJ;
BRICKS. ll9 East l2th-st., between 80
and 4th aves.
NURSE.-By a Scotch Protestant woman
! Y nicely educated thoroughly competent
10 take charge Of infant from birth city or
country. With Mrs. TYLER, 3iG Oth'aVe.,
above fish market.
NURSERY GOVEESESS.-By educated
' North -Ierman Protestant to growing or
small children; good ssaamstress ana me
needle worker no objection 20 the country
years city reference. Cal. mt Mrs.
BRICKS. IN East 12th-st.. near 4th-ave.
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COTTON-The spot market ruled quiet at unchanged
prices sales 1j0 bales for consumption Receipts az
the ports to-day 1891 bales. against 122l1 bales this
day last week and 1902 bales this time last year
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re based on American standard Of classlilca.
STAINED.
~ .,v Nflddlipo =


strict food Ordinary ~ Mddng ..........O oo
Opuons-Aftcr Change yesterday there was fnithcr
slirhJ decline renewed sciuc. prompted by the failure
in Petersburg. Today's market opned steady, ana
subsequently 3G4 points covering by parties VINO
sold the drOl. Liverpool. however. came az
points lower and the market settled back cas- points.
Then fresh buying 'nrnt, ana hna nguro' were
steadv and only shade below Yesterday Port receipts
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the business. unless voluntarily
reduced.
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CLOSING PRICES oF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
san lrancl.co. March 10. 1890.

No danger OF nissinc a train on tie New York
Central 10 has u through train every hour. Sec
Time table. a.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFE-lt quiet day II rEal srowths on N. Che
is%c sale $50 bag, Nos. O. : and .. peg ilobcin,
lilsc 500 ags sante-, so .. per lio6eln l3TS 900
10 T. 49, 6. and Nlld grades quiet and unchanged
pri,ata terms. In thc contuct line there was very
duh condition OF trade and no special features were DC
yrinu.d Weakness prevailed carl! In the session., and
sonc month, declined l0Glo points. Local realizing
md smaller warehouse deliveries had depressing eject
IIayrc however toward The close, and the
n,, va, i,saln,d great measure, leaving on steady
ilaxre closed l.d f. uD. IA cases. HAMBURG va
!, pc lower. London arm Olicial quotations , 40 p
M March G.l, 6d AWil. els ID May. GOs "a June.
81, OF; July. SIS August 57s ID. RIO quotes: First
ordinary no klo-. II 80; god second 10 dlosl 10
10 exchange turN ltc), ice receipts Ia Kio, 5000
iass RIO cirarlccs to United stats. 20 900 bags
no stock 9O5 COO Flo market steady; receipts IN
santos 5000 b12s: santos stock $4,000 bags; Santos
market au,t good Santos. 10 200 Receipts ~
Rn Iu'v / a. March 10, lSJ2 2.9j0,GO blEs; zane
tine 1901 922 900 bays; same time 1890. "a 600
lac. Eccclpt, az santos July ! - March II, 1882.
s4s oO0 lags: time. 1891, 2.J?2C)O bags; came
time 1890 .CS2 GOO bags.
~. ! lnn