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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
TROURLE ~ A HARLEM Clue.
SHALL THE RESTAURANT BE CLOSED ON SUM-
DAYS ?-THE STEWARD REIGNS.

SHALL THE RESTAURANT BE CLOSED on SUM-
DAYS ?-THE STEWARD Resigns.
The meeting of the Harlem Republican Club this
evening promises TO be All exceedingly stormy one
The tempest which will break tonight has been brow
Ing for some time and the primary OF II l. the
question Of keeping the restaurant open sunday
ono two members OF the club have been making the
restaurant exceedingly unpleasant place SUNDAY
evenings for the last three or four weeks and week
ago sunday night these few individuals became m
ruly that they got into fight with the steward. The
steward resigned his place aud left the club
house. This steward had been with the club ever since
II organized and had always given satisfaction TO
the members Many Of them insist that the fault
with the members and not with the steward.
The feeling in the club growing strong that
tho executive committee should take decided
ton in suppresSng the disagreeable members when
those who visited the clubhouse saturday evening
astOnisbed 10 posted on the bulletin board
notice signed BY the House Committee that the res
taurant would be closed sundays hereafter. This
stirred up a god deal of feeling Immediately and
good many rcmonstnnces were made TO the members
Of the House Committee. but without avail.
The feeling was said prominent member Of
the club to Tribune reporter yesterday. that 40
members should not be inconvenienced for two or
three. There absolutely no necessity for the
House Committee making such a rule. and they will
discover that fact at the meeting tomorrow night.
II they the members Of the Executive Committee
had had little sand they might easily have sup
pressed the obnoxious members made them resign:
This would have been the proper course instead OF
making every other member OF the club pay the pen
atty fog the misconduct of these two or three"
The members Of the House Committee who made
this order silas C. Croft. L. A. stuart and +. g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

g. at At 8 s. % 80 - r Penn cows os b. goo
O' ett%aa sr - Chicago .'1s s:d 1917 =, = "a
ID % 49, K o. h. 'a al :, s. d. SSS
DO 2.j p a, ! 50 DO 5ioo M IT. st 81 % GOV" 1880
Seafo3 ,,, s ONO @,'.r. and oxen III, ,sss az y
10 az O." a9I r. At a. s so% 1870 n. at
NJ ,odsnth 4, Nebraska ,tee,s l.42 n, at g. -;
&c. III ii54 ~ n at 81 do ioi n. 50 50 stag 1920
l-r SJ~ y rG 80 a. 2 i.5 ',s 20 '' uD
dull N5 d J11SS A5 her, '5.' 1;'
s5 o s @ 30 te S G i' Tagcf for " 80 %
nominal range nav given s3Oo7l5 tor poor to good
cALvE>-Reccips 100 head 2'o at Coth:;t and s23 a;
Jersey civ. Firm and higher for Neols G0.se =
banyard calves old 2Ae3c to prime veHs at
= DC p,r p 81 do 275 g: 2'ac DO, 230 n, az 81
Il ,cal ll3 ~ &c do III n, at &c ~ do 1879 H.
TYNE Mqga d. 80 SGic ses r S r II. II, NJ at S'9 q
ID o. 1888 n. = -; 20 Do li9 n q -.
cS 5af 9. sue.@s e. 10 AL s ' p d. &C.
q do. Iol y. ct 5i2c; do ITO N. AT Sc barnyard
Ssseos y.,. p! y va: ss d. 81 T. a. &C.
yelT !I 20 ,x at az &C ,OcmaO.
,o S cadd AND d.fs sSsSS
sOqd. a. Got ~ a 5s;T IN od Ie. ny Tm ANY
s snnY'd r.t q t mS0 SSiF Of the
r, 100 n Ass' az Of SS' o g' fSo s nansS
she"p naged IN price rom W o0 -
and fs'r prime lamb sold at s1uf1 10 No spring
Dressed mutton nrm At oGIotc and dressed limbs
sold ~ lpdllc (select-d do at ii '2c). 40, . 1861.
sai.sHIInmc Mullen state hep loi n ayerac''
AZ 90 80 vr 100 4 20 do l0 ~ ~ ~ CO.; do 'eMc-
ist r. 81 . d. i?S n 20 50 o Il State l3mD 3;
81 IS IS do 50 ~ a. - e? 81 d. 81 q ,G6 10 do
rs ~ " ~ - do iol r. at 81 70 ga 33 stat, STAT
lamb. ~ n Il - - 1874 DO SO ~ at ~ 20 $50 west
er" DO p ii o. . r aS Moesn sheep % ~ 50 3
1-s STAT" do i02 n So % 80 state alnhs clipped
oil, :, n 30 90 2SS Michigan DO 30 ", -! VI mo
iIacnicck Hollis los STAT hep ~ w. o. ~ ~
10 S So dcock y STATE sheep tcus 90 - at ~ 30
l. do Iis n " 40 - ljj state imb' 500 H. at - 20
- yrw,oY & Glllctt: 100 Ohio Lambs. 93 ~ ~ - %
1876 dc" :, r. at 81 80 20 ohio sheep; o2 n at ;, 80 o
Judd { uur CHAM - STATE lamb. 10 n. al - 20
100 do G5i y. a. ~ IS state ewes 81 n At - 80
VI collins 2Io Mchlssn lambs IS n, at 81 30; 10
R Hippie & 90 100 Western -heep % -. at 80 37a
2ol do. 81 N. at ~ -. M o., 49,, o, , -, q.
f. lambs 81 n. at 3 ,.oo- =, ..,.ad.
iiOGs-I,,ccip,s 20 ca,load- 1905 head'3 carose'
at .o,hst and - carloads at Jcrey CITY Two carl0lo
~ Wr-,ern bunch Of will fed from staten l''nd 2n
stat. hogs or sale. The latter -od at - % hnrNo'
norinally firm 10 - 80 per 100 u for good boys. ~
a'cs-Irdd buckingham: state hog' ~ " aver
apr. a. a. 81 100 N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
SYMPATHY WAS WASTED on The SCAMP.

Bernard Hollstein is young who has done
much to destroy the confidence OF several persons in
human nature. On November he snstrhed Miss Eva
NJ Fosters purse from her hand in Madis0n-sve. lie
was captured. when arralgned for trial lie said tina,
he had Just from city IN New-lork state and
WAS hungry and penniless when he committed The
crime. Several persons took pity on him. one
bought him some clothing and another promised him
employ mcnt If he escaped Imprisonment
Recorder smyth listened TO the young mans declaia
lions that he would lead honest life If he had The
chance and suspended sentence In the case. Holl
stein went to work. but before long began 10 rob III
employer lie spent great deal OF money IN
Bowery resort. His dishonesty was discovered ano
he was re arrested. Yesterday. Recorder Smyth sen
fenced him to five years in the state prison. g'ini
him q severe lecture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
THE WOMEN PLEADED FOR THEIR TRUNKS

PIT THEY COULDN'T EVADE THE CUSTOMS
OFFICERS WHO WERE WATCHING FOR THEN.
Colonel storey chief of the surveyors staff of in
,pectoIs the French steamer La Borgogne at her
dock on sunday and seized seven trunks hicd with
wearing apparel belonging TO four women VINO, Inc
colonel says arc drcssmakers. Colonel storey had re
ceyed notice OF their coming. and was on tie watch
for them. Not one of the four made any declaration
TO the boarding officers Of duabe goods whatever
in their posses after hasty examination which
disclosed n number OF duuable articles the oncers
ordered all trunks 10 the seizure rOJm where
they were carefully examined yesterday. In them
we're found Partisan made gowns b0nnetS ana gloves
worth at least $1,000. -Four OF the triaks belonged
TO Mrs. L. Morgan Mooney and Miss A. Fox, who, the
customs officials saw constitute the firm Of Fox Sisters
tnossmakers at No SO West Thirty fourth -. The
other three trunks belong 10 Miss j. O. Aeborc ard
Miss Wonder Ieiser OF Chicago Miss All.bOne is said
to be n fashionable dressmaker doing business a NO.
ls5l Michgan-av Chicago. and Miss Wonder HeiSer
is one Of her employees.
All four Of tile spent the afternoon al the
Custom House with their lawyers pleading with The
Collector aud the surveyor TO release their trunks,
which, they declared, contained nothing but their per
ssnal effects Mrs. Mooney and Miss FOX said that
they had brought freight on the same vessel
ffty dresses belonging TO customers which they had
entered in the regular manner and were prepared to
pay the duties on, amounting TO about $1,000 They
thought Therefore that the contents OF their trunks
should be admitted without question Mrs. Alebone
is said to have told Colonel storey when he questioned
her about destination, that she going TO Chicago
but didn't know just where, she WAS on visit and
did not know what her odiress would be- To that the
Colonel replied thai he had been in Chicago recently and
had seen her name The doOrpla,e of dreSs;neking
establishment 1T No. LODI Mchean-ave. Five of the
trunke were fourd 10 contain a varied assortment of
the latest creations OF Paris mnCrs and dresSmakers
One skirt which was apparently Of lace. WIS found on
examination 10 be merely an ordinary black silk skirt
around which had been wound yards Of expensive lace
Of a new pattern. The dresses bore the marks Q!
Worth. Felix Bon Marche. A. RaUdnitz. T.. Naudnilz
and other we,lknovn firms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
THE COAL INQUIRY WIS 4DJOrRNED

Senator Mcmahon was the only member OF the com
ittee OF the State Senate appointed to investigate the
recent coal combination who was present at tie "ei
Metropole when the hour 1T for another heTihs W
rived Yesterday morning. No else appeared and con
seouently the committee adjourned without doing any
thing Mr.. De Forest Of DE Forest Weeks the attDr
neye for the Central Railroad Of ewJcrsey was eN-
pected TO testify, but he not present senator hcha
hon and DafI,el G.. Griffin counsel for Ue committee
beh consultation and sent letters to A. A. Mcleod
Roe.r. Maxwell and George F. Baker, inviting them
IN ann.ar and testify on saturday. Mr. Mcleod does
not I'VE IN this state and II might NOT be possible to
smSpoenen him. The others probably could be
smhpoensed aud doubtless will be- If they do not ~
pear OF their own accord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET I.EPORT.

CcFtEE-iiad very slow day in Brazil erowths on The
sict win Price, rather ca.icr No llO quoted at
lf'.c No sales reported. Mia GRADES dun and LealA
In the contract line thclc rather activity. and q
iowei 81 prices with iEeI selling Ly longs stnu-
lated b. weaker cables dull and heavy SPOT r,rhr'
Initial sales snowod break OF SAILS points. and mn,
indicated net losses 1920 points !8vc dropp
and !lOmburg closed 4a'2 pig lower
lio quiet and unchanged LONDON hrDer month
closing AS p M, Official quotations March April.
o.; May, Gos June, So 81 July; 57s IT, August
good second 20 klos 10 $50; 4change ne. rcccip:
IN Rio II cOO bags o stock. II evO hsRsi iO Iarkrt
quiet Io shipments BY steamer 70 United states dlrms
week. $1,000 bags rio shipments by sail to L curing
1900 bags Rio shipments to Europe dur ng wcrH
1000 bag 80 ooo purchases Gs n.,sd stat TO-
Turole during week. 1000 bags; ndshr ler steamer
leading at Rio for lniioi state, good average santos
~ 500 receipts at santos, TO- 900 Slnus stock,
80 900 bscs Santo; mayke quiet santos shipments ior
Europe $1,000 bags Santos purchases for United stat
1900 bags Santos purchases tor Europe. 10000 bag,
freight steamer HAVE 80 aud 10 per Goa;
rinaqe; steamers loading Santos FOR United State'.
steamers loading VI StrtOs ol Iuio g. rcrcp'> Al 100
July to March :. 1902 2s,oom MSg, san, ;mc lssi
81 santos July 70 March D. 1872. 2.152 600 BAGS same
mc 1891, 25ls,0)O bag same time 1890. l041 600 iaTS
sroa los hcrpt ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, March 7, p. m.-The sales Of the DAY
Included 7 800 bales American.
Futures closed barely stendy; American Midding.
h,w mIddIng clause March delivery, 43 64d value .
March and April delivery, 3 AZ SAD value: April ana
Nav delivery 3 "a 64da 3 45-tj4d MAY md June de
livery, 347 -o4dS3 zS-64d; June and july delivery
7,64d sellers: July and August delivery. "a t4h
,uyers: August and September delivery. 3 $40
5s.64d september delivery. 36O-G4dd3 ol-o4n
september and october delivery, 60G4d@3 81 90
(,sIveston, March 7.--Cottn easy middine, lie
Iou nniao!ing, &c good ordinary, ZIG net ana
NOS receipts. 2.31g bale, exports coastwse 33ai
Iales: salcs ia bales: Stock 67,215 bales. $780,
Norfolk March Lotion nominal; mddIng, Do
oe and gross receipts. l,4ta bsies: exports Ia he
Continent 23}5 ba;es; coastwlse, @1e3 bales ag"'
<IG halls. stock 1860 bales.
savarr..b Narct 7.-Cotton easy middlhg' j. &c
low ,niddiira q 1-sc good ordinary a4c n,t ana
cross receipts $3.50 bales exports 70 the continent
200 hacs coastwisc. 3,1Sa bales; sales, a2o oacs
Eew.crlears March 7.-Coiton easy midains.
Il l.G +. BIZ ya tn An, g.: s:Ss ;Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

nurao. Mlrh Cattle -Ecccp'' last - h n..,H
lao head: t,'a fot The week tllS n' o'-o l'i,n
iIiousn. $50 head: to Tew York. 2.l.o lcai, on
ale 3o0o head. opened 10 10 = cents mih.d i2'
Extra ,t,er- 900 1000 lb-. ~ con ~ 20 thoi =
,tcrrs 400 80 l.3Co 10. ~ 2oo1 90 good fairly 3'
medium bnicher,' md shipper, 100 {" i@'0 i9s,
- 20, - % light handy butchers, loo To l. 100
~ %. oven. comm on to De-t ~ ." - =" ''Mr nn'
lleifcrs. good 10 extra, $50 e3 80 90 90, .'ur"
e 35d poor TO GO csv, m ss S1f T." 100
~ 30 do good TO extra cornf'd - 1Oo - 40 c'I'e
and 100 to 100 ID ' ss C - 5rnsI aaa
light ,tockers ga ~ 40; Western feeders ~ =.
81 Is; bulls stock s!a - - at - g15' ,P ",r
~ 25G - so bologna. - i0rs2 - '".y"e b, n t.,
milk, ~ 7ba - - vell'. fair e. best, - ""7, -
Mich COWS stronger; good 10 choicc. go To- -"
extra. So; common To !alr, - 10 go 'ioTIh
Receipts last - hours. lo.15o head total i'I ,h'
week thus far 100 he@d I' - I.,g o hr,d 70 %rw
York. 1880 head On sale. II 40 head upenel
,icadv shade stronger for good to be' h'aVV gao
medium - la6 - 10 Workers. good u best. - 1o0
- is: do pigs ana light - 05o 80 10: good hea,
ends ~ pig, good TO b'e ~ Ss - i io S
= :5s = % oo%msn rogsHs - IS cl - lat -
bout roo head total Tor TIE ~cgG Tia, ,a iar
-. 100 mend lot sane unie lat week, 'rTo INV wv.
c)n,encd through, l.4oo head 10 Ncn lorh. ",tw
head ON SALE = .oJc head opened 10 to j. CEN
lower for All grades closed weak for common trades
steady for good. Extra fancy sheep, s. ~" - H. ~
sIll. aud cou.mon 81 1jd - 20. Lamt.-Good Z
extra native lambs s1Gt 20 lnlr 10 Hoon 40 ~ ~"
80 90 cuiis to common. goa ~ -
chicago. M.rrh Tho Evoqlns Journal o repo stS
Cattle Receipts. 1869 head shipments. 4ooo hesn
market active. steady 10 shade stronger p'I'c ~,
~ 20 COWS, r9n ~ 30. hOgS-l'ceipS: 10000 hriu
shipments. 10000 head market bri,h' >" i'c Enc'
nmsh and common, 81 0SG ~ 80, mined - -"
:, -. piImc heavy and butchers Weight, - 91o
81 10 fight ~ -5a - pigs. - %" ~ 20 sheep
Rer-ii,ts = 900 head shipments. 1900 heai. marhe
active steady ewe-. - @30 - % miAcd, -" :, ,'
wctheIs - jOG - -. IeSSn-, - 10 westerns - "
d - 90. lambs. - lOdT7.
~ I,ul, March 7-Cattle-Recepis. lob head
sipncuta $50 head market STR g iar {" good naive
steer - G0d ~ 60 fair to good Indian uud lrNi'
4r.-.r, - goa ~ 50. IlOE,-E". c!lLs 2.0p head
shipments. 900 head market strong, far 10 prime
heavy ~ ZOO - 80. mlNcJ ordinary T. good - 20"
- 80 light fair 10 best. ~ JO0 - 20 sheep Re
ccipt. 200 head shipments. none mar"et strong iIi
To d. .Thbc nuttOn-. Fid -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
TIE STATE OF TRiDF.

baltimore March Flour. steady Western supcr.
~ iOa 90 40 de- eAt. 50 5on - de- f,niI,. - o5e
DO ~ 900 - -. d. d. straight. 40 800 ~ -. o.
copt, s,4i bush. shipments, doy bush sale. 1000
bnsh. Wheat weak and lower. No. rcd slot and
Mnrrh, II OF la 81 ~ IL, May. 81 0la$lo a :;
June. 9eJ+c0sl Receipt. o7sD3 bush. shipments
southern wheat quiet fuin D3'o 81 % Lonsbrtr' p
s7co I'll %. Corn, DUH and rn.y mixed spot ." -"
~ i.ic steamer mixed. ~ 7--a toc: pit 217,24o
bush ,hInents i24.3lG bush. stock, I.Di3 30 bush
40a 5Oc. yellow nomnnlly 4sa SOC cat. duIl hhi
hat No. = white. Western 37a57 &c. y, mixed
bush rye cuser 80. =. 97c; Receipts. 2,976 bush
.to-h lIOOo3 b-h. iIay linn sol 4" cnoIc" tim ,th'
pool I'd Cork FOR orders. 3s ida 3, "a. cotton
weak: mddlnx. &c. Provision, steady. unchanged.
choice. sC@ Sac do imitation ~ &c, ladlc fancy,
2Io 2ic good TO choice. zoe re rolls me, nc 10
weak. ui,setlcd, Iic oonc Steady Rio cafgoe, fair,
Il i2c; no = - S4c sugar tend S" w,sa,
irm. 81 30.
steamer yellow 30 2c Oat, quiet; 40. white
40 / &C. shorts steady. Provisions steady. lMttcr
900 bblS and 4 900 sachs: corn. $1,000 bush oats
$1,000 bush shorts. 1876 tons.
Buffalo. March spring wheat unsettled gogd DE-
maud lOOuO bush No har1l sold nj 3oc. 1000 bush
.old ut 80 use closing at 81 34ao7c; Jooo bush So
Northern sold NJ 10 sc 5000 bush sold AT od 2c :
10000 bush sold at 6Gc, closing at % So odc; 80 :
red sold 1T ~ l-2c; car, M. white .0ld
nt 30 awe. Com custer. demand Hight, Ofcr
INK, fur car, No. yellow sold AZ 4Ic; = cni'
No 3 yellow scti at +7c; car 40. , do sold at
Al Bic: | car w. 4 yellow sold az - % ears no
. corn sold at 46a 40 10, ca, d. "old al Al l-2c
! car 40 sold n, f3c. oae .cnice and hrnHr: :
cars No {. whit. sold at % Ji@:I6c No . white. Jjc ;
No = mixed. SAC. Barley dull aud weak No. west
err, d3c: sample. -" o3c Michigan fnir to choice
.ja COc. Cnunra 30 ! at zoe. Rye >cgrce; No = at
04c asked. Flour weak. demand ishl bret rpring
$ja - 10 do winter. 6b~ - 10 rye - -" - 30
Nlllferd firm: cOarsc winter brn. .I- 80. do >pHug
AZ % RrcsIpi. Wheat. 900 bush. corr. SO coo
bn.h oat~. 200 bush. shipments Wheat COOS
bu-,,.
Chicago March THE l,ldnp futures ranged 4, fJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

flour AND MEAI,-IIorR.wth he ees ell! if. !.
s sAfas ' 5;aa @t :sald
@s' ~.'s r''isss sssS Vii
$sa:s Ss: d Us. s 3 3. VI; So SCI:
1::' IA se c''y en-
% scsss s. s,an q ss o. :so
~ s:ss i .Sa.s So a
20 '.s hs e' 81 Sgss ffUe soIs'
ssS :.% s' S:3 ."Se5ds. S;Ssss :ss.
.Hd T hne g iGpt .nf TsTa '
i,yS5 xA rs 10" 1 s = . = ss ~ s' d
$50. % yAsa, s. So@+ ZOO . . Ky T.
hns .. 2sls o. 1s nS sossi IGkwMEIT
W. s, '.SS3
and $500 IN 'ost,se, a. 70 md ssnaywins
3 xs iS y s.is a& suI SSs '''' 20 ~ ~
influences sa We. .c1 agI low ty
i xss' Of prices sSsend.d considerable Ong selling
s aa more OF Or a s,' r stded o. IL m.aSs .
o 90 tt go bust: :'oy a,'f oSad at o2 a"d
1s SSS CO.., q. Which closed My started At
broke T ' To ~ GiS esanS on a. SOC wot eze
20 %yeSp1si c.Me que. anchansd The outs.
whis closing accounts hO'a Tier a" nohn, further re-
d. iVsi' rv .'pss ana ,
cspreeson Foreigner were buyer. to extent caHy
!" n: so INT or sss 'faS sy 'sid
prevailed IN s wlu Wheat 'rsr S3c as 10 Ja ,n aq
Wee ssrs receipt. a. interior pont-, All the Indian
supply showed nsrea.. s'1n had s7en s. @
~s s.er we q ' CT bush in and ,
s S s sSSe WoGs Shipment.
gate: zee a atSSsS rG Ind q
s :sr ss' 6u. stsS Ssss an, aSsS
ss s1 re's s%SSt. VIZ e.a css 1..
,aiha e uos.r My an'st No ing s
s :ynsM s az : = sst' Nay 1as.s
+ : e %: ESQ., e S:
:@su'' ss SsesSsrn ''. .sn :D'' s.s
Ss S Sas,.d.s S Winter 1 ne' at " ssasr
IL r:s .p ss' sses :. 0.ts. s.
or closing 2. e. Sos - aG Ass CO., o. cc,ng At sc
ls,,ss 81 +. s S % 5Sy At SSSsSst,
md sTs WITH s ,.r s si," Sh SEC.
500 SGSH fS;n n ns s1 70 SAY a"Sts
e. & 9sNSo'G 'H'Sx'q e e,S qSc.d
,s. ns on o Ss s ana i iSs' for
noat There was slight decrease in te .oe%, IN tor
sSt ess was . n%5; 'As t owe gca SS
.s s' p.ss:: sea q: az s- avg S"t
ss U NV. f stsav 70 ss;' n"s % ' ya
Iqs ooo e Du. S" includug , steamer m"a at 'sSGa
s ss.s scs's '9s'0 buzz,
fat|e bush R,' "gHdns ng'-esa .f@ an n
wni,d a. ao,.s3Sd e,aic So'. 95oc Soa
So miIeS 90 ,o-"%ss e. eaS .rG .s%&sSt coSas
At do April os;or Ching Isos At 80 40 cc n
q, r. do J% closing g, Ct ,.s; oA Aaa,
which g9oTHsd c tses " Sc o. III mai d
es,"ssa ~, s,t wine 4he N vsibe oeq
80 900 and local stocks were ,m'e,' C", s sSi
r. %' icpsrcd s aoa oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
yoHy r. sT4RJy GETS A CONTRACT.

The ferry contract between Ellis lslana ana inc
Battery sss been, or will he. awarded 10 John H.
Stain n least 80 IL was said yesterday, by those in
a nation to know. He will begin work on THURSDAY.
Il "a sail with a boat TO take the place OF tie
BnnckerhoR now in II is understood that two
ho.ss will be run during the busy which is
fast approaching
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

uwe year Stock Of No mixed MIrcn
9i4 bush. against 07s <34 bush week and 711Io
bush a year Stock of No. = March y, 0i?'o1,
bush. against j2o4 bush last and 3s o42 bush
= Stock u No. , white March , 12fll
bu'h. against 2OO90l bush las, week and G4364 bush
year ago
llN ,Atu. tiy. Match B. Io.z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

Warehouse deliveries March l. 1872 Ncw-l ORR.
4gGs2 bags baltimore $50 bar>; Nc"-Or ans 80
bag, toai. 1898: bag.
COTrON-On the spOs quiet. with prices unchanged.
Sales - bales, for consumption: trf'ip~ AZ t' lViN
today 02S bales, against ~ 90 Da' thI9 gay id'e
week and 10 So this time las5 yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
Quotation. are based OH American standard OF clas-no
STAINItD


Good Ordinary. a. Low Adaihs ..'-.'' - :, ,
Good Oroiupfi ~ Niuchhs '.'''--+'--'" CIV
opuons were depressed pretty much Al day sAd hn.y
cjo-,J al "A Gecllnc Ui tdb I'int@. Iheie was Ntan
opening followed DI Dreuk Of 2aS points on disap,
iSntine cables and selling for long account Tn'n
am. q fresh senng movement, stimulated ny COM
nrntiyely be, port receipt, and predictions iaIeI
.jr,,aIs fer tomorrow. and the Clo-"
Was heavy southern ShVlces discouragng. Hses
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Crop movement

1882 1891.
Crop movement ASes.., W, a.,
t,,', 9"pi'' nav ............. - 1900
FNIofss TO Great Ti;n. day. tV' r., -
FNrOrt, to France ds! ....--..-..---.. - 80
ININrt~ to Continent day -.......-.-- 'N'' l'''"'
EXPORTS Channel, day .-...:
Stock I'm New. ga licensed wore . ,.o..
houses, counted daily .-....--- 5oi ~ -'.111
In other places estimated. ''' ''''''
Total stock New-NOrk. BY running ~. 900 - -
Stock ia all United states ports "a t'l o %
Liverpool kilograms, 10 p. n-l'cCrpls' iHVV .-,,e
Of which American. 1000 bot>. Sal"St c'N' uN'''
&. which for speculation snd export NV Ddi'r Nh
lean bales. market qllct Niculns P"'"9
SD futures opened steady at l6ia adIah,' =, .,,A
Manchestsr.-MarGot yarns, duil out s"adF' ''"t"H
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Ce;iures ano Meetings.
49,
Chr Curt.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB. NORTH
II BEHGES, n: J.-Iacns every day. rain or sliaa
pher 18th and t9d sts conntctng win cars direts =
track s. WHITEHEAD. SscsoeogHs
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LIVE STOCK MARX IT.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

So. can. c.,ves sheen and Lambs, Swine.
beeHes ~. "a - x ,IJ s. %
'-'"' Raves Coy, ,alyes. Sheep. s. inc
Jersey cay Stock Yards. 2.5'1 - ~ o'@p1 io'Vo
SiNtlcth-st. f,-'' W. '''"' ''''' al
lOftirtn-,f. M, $1,000
IOtDkrn 20 ~ -, 40
M,fna,, III 1sr 20 go 81 358 49,
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and the average price vds rstniat7l AZ ~ 10
BEEVES-H-colp,- for two DAYS. BIO caIlSes %
3 head caIloads iOf export alive -"o ~,
coislgu-1 direct 70 slsuyhteIcrs u1ushS VI rtI1
Ea-tGsnt Company. - carloads fot schwasiehna M
sullberger carloads J. stern 10 rsrioios TO- IN
United Dressed Beef Company and carloads iot - ~
- carloads tor tho market The denshs W. nUu
10 Zoe higher although SON" saoonsi gisimeo Inv.
Was 40 change frtan FRIDAY. All sold before u wcech
.,d the hui~h rated steady. fNs carload OF cVin
led Colorsdos soh ~ 50 common ~ prime hsuNe
steer. At S0as4 80 selected tops al - Sns rN'lh
SEER " as Is oxen and stag. st 2OHs' ~ buS at
- IOoos2 dry OF 81 SOds3 90 ..,t..
NJ Goldsmith bought carload cattle Tor eh pofti''om
alive aud D. II. Sherman 80 head for shipment Ia
ty dfre sd beet in fair request az 5d7 a per for
common good sides With prime to rAua 90 bringing
7'.de2c. ..,,,. ,.,,.,
quot. rrrigpriLd Lcrf steady at osdiVc per 10 ana
American steer, selling a. ll%dl22c. rshmhtd nean
weight ,, -. , nj
win 40 StkwafU hid a Sullbffget ana 80"
,,Inri nrm MiI also send "42o quarters IN thr
I.cOnsn The shipments w.r" generally heavy from an
poIt- the last 1T Out to' 'atDl' Oh
he Maine So on Bdsr aud AZ Oh the fons all ~
I0ldon nl,s- tho home SUPPLIES At London und Liver
r0nl continue flt shippers anticipate decline IN
price. ., ,.a . ,s..o .,ui,oc. r.,
head and insurance TJUrs ore unchanged
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