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New.York, Wednesday, Jan. 90.

NtW-h ON, WtuIt'7'3' J"I'' -V'
The following held at the Exchange ana Auc-
Room to-day:
one 3s,ory building with lot No 2i9 East G2d;st $
SD u W dave lot li.0XJ05; Gold'tlck,r, 500
ono l.stnry buiiding. with lot, No LIZA Bi"ad"'N
running IN ougi ~ l.O ithaN" 90 III -oth-''' 'o
30N,rNos * lOi.7 John l. duncan, to@ ioV . ,,o
inc ioiy bniling with plot of Lind, Nos DO 10 90
Fast 17th.st = rs 1t Ave y, plot I5A'-i 'eoIse
liili, 5000. -, l., y, q Nulbcrrv..t run
,, ,hrn,,rh fo 40 Wnrh-st Park Row. lot -O'N
a. ExSs II \ tO.f: II Scuddcr. @=1,1oO $1,000.
0nc d,to,y building, with lot 10 ~ ntsr''' >
=. t"rsv,b.st' .,t 25N:yO; Mary Maguirr r-pouu.
one ,tory building. with lott y" 49, j., Nl's''"'"''
q : j1d.,t lot 2jAlUO; Rachel Eiistin, s-O'OoO'
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOL, THE NEWYOIK TRIB.
"A uNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
o. tES, No. LIS broadway corner Thirty nrst. St
40 B0adway corner 10Th St. until y. go West
ave corner fonrt"cmth st. $50 Thrdavc corner Forty.
seventh-st no Ihlrdave.. near Slxtv.frstst 170S
firstaNe 100 West Forty sccond-st
LILO Ninthsve cor; nd st. 80 Lberv.st 50 Avenue A.
0ne,hundr and twenty hfthst up to D. M. and 200
rates. - ~ $500 ~.'No
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FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia at 30 As. 90. 10 90 IL 80 M
30 2:l5 3 30 90 . 90. 90, 30 D. IL le
night SUNDAYS 300 10 80. II 80 a. m, 80, $50
5 100, 90 D. M. - 10 night. - -,
For baltimore aud Washington daily al 100 II 80. VITA
Dining a. m, 80, 30 Dining carr 90 p me-
L. 10 night. - - -. 90, -
Trains leaving at - a. m, 80 100, 100 ~ y.
M ~ ~ night except Saturd night Sunday II 80 ~
so, 90 90 p. have connections for Reading
Harrisburg, louisville, sc. -.x
For Sunbury and Williansport Via Philadelphia NJ
A. M 80. D. m. II 10 midnight except saturday
night SUNDAY 600 y. M. -, -,
Tickets Parlor Car seats be procured at H. IL
o6l. AS 9l4 lilo. 1873 Broadway, 1877 6th-ave. ~
st l25,h-st 1871 East l25th->t. NewHork Court-st
$50 Fulton.st o. Broadway. Brooklyn.
New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
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& HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.

= ,.r tX0,E!pDETITffGSH,JNE&1hH I&&f RRMNk$s.
Steamer, .ai from pi,l- foot of dot. Hobokcn
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
iniAIVrTI Tue ! an. g. pni. EMS. sat FEB. 8, p.
tIi.IR sat Jan 30 -. LAIN. Tue. Icb. .. pm
Tr>t cabin SIS and upward, berth second cibn, 80
berth: Sttemgo at low rates.
d oFLRICiIs x Co. No . Bowling Green.
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Nrm Publications.

Eighteenth Edition post paid 10y 2jc or ,t,,mpso
IT HE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls on,
i Turns GREY. and the Remedy. BY Prof II AitLI.h
y AK Ell A. ST. LONG g. CO. 1,cl3 Arch-st.. Phil, pa.
..Iyerv one should read this little booh -Athea'uh.
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CENTRAL Il. Il. OF NEW.JERSEY.


Time Table Of November 2sth 1881; ,
30 a. m. for Lason Mauch Chunk, wilkesbarre
MagSS chqnef o and a sqS sS1n'n
90 a m Tor L.son and Mauch Ghu8Ski On sundays
h'oH H'G S or Aston MaaGh chundE WRsbarre
scranton Rodng Harrisburg pottsyille Iama9ua shs-
mokn. SunbuIy WliamsIori Through couch to Wilans'
go p M for Ea,tOn MOuch Chunck Reading, Harris,
ON SUNDAY Tor Easton. Mauch Chunck, Tamaqua, Potts
VIE A., Ssqi mn o rG stoa Maue6 chunck Reading Harris
burg. Wnkesbsrrc, scranton Tamaqua Poits'ille Sha
5i5 p H. Tor EaSton, Mauch ChuncA, Reading, Harris
80 PENN g,S tor Il 20 and oS Ss2t to- co. Ak.
e Fol- ? so on sHsasS s+s 10 n
100 Q 90 10 80 a. No. 100 4l5' 100, 49, 30.
V For bound Brook at 80 600 100 7!5 - 300.
10 oS o. 30 80 ZOO u.s. 30 IS S. 500 GiS, go 100
80 90 = 800 10 90 Il 80 80 % 7 90 90 lss a.
10. $50: 400. 300 $50 600 200, 10 100 p m''
70 5S' F';R'@' At % qSs s. 81 s3$
80. 500 80, . IS 10 90 II 80 p m. y 10 90
night sunday $50 90 49, go 40 10 go 80 10 Cd
p For Freehold Atlantic Highlands at 80, SIS
trcehOid,, 300, N, 200 p NJ, ..n,, B.. pain,
Pleasant. at 4so SD ii Is n q 30 Red Bank
only co. 20 90 oo ~ S'"daG SS except o'e'n
FOR LAKEWOOD.
AZ 4 30 SID a. H.. 80. 1915. 20 D. m. Parlor
on trains leaving at rs a. n, 30 $40
20 y. IA. No sunday trains INA
For Toms yGr EoI nTy Park and brnesa' 'V
For Atlantic city vincland and BrdgetOn at q 80
For Monmouth Beach and seabright at t:so. sia
IL rs =. IN. 80. ! 700 20 p m.
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i]roposals.


ID ROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR
i THE NAVY YARD. BOSTON. MASS.-January Z
So sealed proposals. indorsed 'PIoposals Naval
supplies the Navy Yard Boston, Mass. Opened
January 20 1882" will be- received at The Bureau Of Fro
Visions aud Cohlng. Navy II, partmcnt, WASHINGTON ID. C.
until l. oclork noon January 20. 1892. and publicly
opened nncduty thereafter to furnish at the Boston
Navy laId quantity OF supplies. consisting Of r-brc
OIL steel VIM. betting, hemp. tar pants, pipe. drawing
materials hardware. sc. also one scroll and rcsawing
bandsaw machine AMI one band saving machine. &c. The
articles Navy standard aud pass
usual Inspection Blank proposals viii be furnished
upon application the Commandant n Navy laid thu
Navy Ray once Boston, Mas. or To tho Bureau The
attention Of manufacturers and dealers Is invited Tie
BIDS, all other things being equal decided by lot The
Department reserves tho right ~ waive defects
reject any all bids not deemed advantageous TO the
government. EDWIN STEWART. Paymaster General.
U. >. Navy.
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For Young Ladies-Country.


A TTENTION.-SupeH~r BO,rilg School Will receive
"A three girls. term beginning bruary. for Sl2j:
table best instruct etc. Particulars catalogues.
DONONAN's School Directory. 80 East lith-st
IL Home Church school for the care. management and
culture young ladies' 35th begin. sept 10 1891.
Write for illustrated circular Nh G NJ Cunts. Principal
NYACK. on lit DSON.-Boarding-> ch0o! for twenty-five
IMOGENE BERTHOLF. Principal
- Primary Junior Senior Tartnrnt-. Pupils received
any time $3.50 per school year Circulars on Application.
For Boys and Young Men Country.
DORDENTOWN u. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID REV. r. III. LANDON. PRINCIPAL.
LIEUT.. 7. d. LANDON. COMMANDANT.
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Pouehkerp.e. Ny
Banking Commercial Law. Pcnman>hip Core ondenr,
arithmetic &c. Teeeriphy, StenCciaphy, Typrwrng &C..
uotce No charge for situations furnished send for csR
II REEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold y. j.. 18th year
Il College preparation . specially business. high school
and classical courses.
~ ORwALK MILITARY INSTITUTE, Norwalk, Conn.
charges. FRANK ). ROBERTS. Prin.
ID oUGHKEEPSIE MILITARY INSTITUTE Twenty.
L ninth year Prepares TO-. college scientific schools
and business FRANK HOLLAND. C. E.. Principal.
Poughkeepsie y. Y
: AZ TIE sRYXST sch6oh. o.lyn. L. Ny
Overlooking l.. J. Sound Send for illustrated catalogue
Miscellaneous
Z DVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free to par.
a enA State locality. price desired pupPs and
2. " HUYS>00N. American Schoo Mireiu. ". l4th a.
= SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRifiNG COLLEGE
$40 Broadway. y. Y.
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Gitr properin for Sale.

III he BOok OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 pages
- iustr1H The standard authority on American oIrn
an anu@mrhts Rules Tor sailing. swimming. ball play.
cogv snoPp'g nsriesesk riding &C. k IN full
ihs ana universally eomylmentcd By tho press.
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4 ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 8. S. CO.

NEW YORK d CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
~ Pier, 10 and II. East River
Satufd Az Steamers at y. M, and other, az y. IN,
for Havana, PrOgTcn, Cimpcche. FIont"r1. Lagune,
TampcO, TuXIAm and Vera Cruz.
Matanzas, Caricn9S Sagud t3iDarcn,
Nassau Santiago de Cuba Guantanamo and Clenfuegos
YTCATAN Havana and Mexican Ports sat. Jan. *.
SARATOGA, Havana and Gardens. Wed, Jan. =
OEIZARA Havana and Mexican Ports set. Jan. 80.
CITY on ALEX ANDRIA, Hav. Matanzas We'd, Feb. 3.
SANTIAGO. Naesau, santiago dc Cuba and
line direct connection with and Issues through
Bills oi Lading all p0ntr Mexican X. w. Co.
Mexican Centr1 Il. W Co., Ltd, and the Monterey and
Mexican Gull Railroad
JAMES L.. WARD & CO.. 1l3 WaLst
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1nstrnrtlon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
HARVARD SCHOOL:
II 578 5th Ave.
Thorough preparation for Yale, Harvard, Princeton
WILLIAM FREELAND Principal
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1413 broadway
u near 42d-st. All d"pirtnents. ...--,,c,-eo>,
NJ NJ. HOBBY, y. c. HENDIIChSON'
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Ocean Steamers.
4 TROPICAL TOURS.

A TROPICAL TOURS.
Island A Of ssa Her ssa ne an; s SSia9 H
S""A M XrAs Se1 I% sr fE m:fS Or hB SpE
FIVE DOLLARS 4 DAY.
desy all 2scy cp S c OF . Sa 11"iH r. cabin
Pa e"fe5i 70; uG;td "qrhi 2 SiSs York.
il@ r fHs" COOK Sons aGi and lbs broadway
CUNARD LINE.
Y rl, Jan 9? g. % a. m %a. .s p 10
"areN E iX1 + NJ srt ESfa FEB 70 a. i'll.
"''.'s So 's S$s : s. $751;
S Ss 1 A o t. f9a snd al P'' 20
paHy' Onc TE rs hTT' nKoS co., Aeens
WHITE STAR LINE.
e. 70 A,'S g m
'leO'0P From White star DECK lot west Saloon
rates es $50 ana SaO upS S dnt,s to @
isa A or p c @ do shf @
YORK Philadelphia 0nir M dCS M"?f'k ERsEY Agent
A O pS 81, GLls%ow h&SfQ %.f, s;IS:.
fSs;s: Z j. s,,f. . g
e SffS s. SF 4af A
ID TIE T. $ BEAziI MAIL 5. c9yOr fo II
q%da Es p5D$SsrT g at s1z'
PAUL F. 'Ni''iAi'D - 8 w3RiehaS. '% Sew.York.
'3 THos. Ae COOK SONS 2cl and I.o5 Broadway.
OHARLESTON, 5. c., the South & Southwest,
Oof f2 GL5bE sAN SIP Ah FtSR&S POINTS
From i4eT = H. (ioot EocseyelS;st) a. p Pan m 90
ALGoYoTTN CSoriC>'on and JSckSonyilIe Mon Jan -
cER0kE ch9Te~tGn ard nsaE wG S%
WIS., p GITDE 60 1ss s%.i ar. 4ss3 4
T G. Eyer. Genr Agt G. 5. Fr't Lin, s+7 Broadway
COMpAGNIE GENERALE TransatI2ntiqu,e'
Z EEXN Tsyc, sat- lop ~ e. g. 80 a. M
A. ToEGET. General Agent. No. Bow ling or en-:
u ro TS i sTA5ES NAH All f EyhhrGoL
tae Pier 49, aca o an Sf ki@s': 30 D. M
MiH a,ur.y Fy5ra ssn"sr m
NhV Tne>ay February 10. 80 a. m
n $50 500 S' $50 and t scc ga To
s,e Se'? e. r f% G lu Co a rSd1s
IT AMBJ RG- AMERICAN PACKET co.
ii Express service Southampton london and Ham
aeqacent ne3 .iGtnT ,u Of - odC0
md the Continent spring sailing Hdll,,, Nav a
Faerst August, yictOro , J19e %
A ASssnnis Nav Gcn%sa i
Observation-Disclosures E z nid.dv GGN NcN2ors
IMAM LINE T.; s and Royal Nal ndG Steamers
cT2 q hHEL1Y w,"sasy FsST"sTy i 20 E.
From adjoining nSon. . ..dm ry and
lo F'sf CPD 20 'S@
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NIEDlTERRANEA\ LINE.
wi TNpless Passenger steamer service
New. YORK 70 trcnOl ia lc-> than Eleven DAYS.
NOEDDEU ISCHER LLOYD :. :. CO.
DIRECT ROUTE TO SOUTH OF FRANCE
RIVIERA AND ITALY.
Touchinc Gibraltar. to land passengers 10 spain.
Avoiding the Northern Lattudcs Of Atlantic, the Channel
-'S w. Crossing aud Long Il. X. Rides.
Vera sat- Jon. % p. III. W'rrisat. APR. g z y. m
Fuda Feb. g. . =. IN. llta sat. Apr 10 p IN
Vera sat, heb. =. p N. Werra.sat, May = : p H.
run p,..src 800 1925 or $50 berth. Fir.t C. ,bin.
Close connections for EGYPT b. NORDDEi Isl HER
II oyD STE ,NiFRS NOV. and fortnight there
,fcr from GENOA IN l>MAllA.
49, - - nl.LEIlIIS 6 Co. . H0WIIng Green.
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IAPAN-CHlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

steamer. leave san Ir,ncisco a. follows:
GAELIC will cIll at Honolulu Thur'diy Fen p m
nHHIGiC ' ............ Tuesday. March !, y. m.
OC Fan lhur .udl. "'I.i ~ y ~
SuIerblv appointed-superor accommodations
He creations can made 10y letter telegram IN ana
cabin plans seen at and 3i3 broadway. New-Nork or
Room "a Railroad Building. san Frinci 60 ,-,,..
~ " LELAND STANFORD. President,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
Musical instruction.

BEMDNFU I.N>I
BETWEEN 4TH-AVE. AND IRVING PLACE.
Musical instruction.
M ETROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
UlLEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTION OF AMERICA.
Piano-foFte teachers certificates. Examiners, w liam
Mason, Mus. Doc. A G.. NJ. and Albert Ross PR
a. c. NJ. Dudley Buck. president H. II Palmer, T.
distinguished members of the faculty.
feature connection with the college l. the Residence
Department adc.. where pupils from distance
comodated board and every facility for practice and
PUPILS ADMITTED AT ANY TINE.
For particular, send for College Annual.
Address H. W. GREENE, SECRETARY
10 and II East l4th.sL, city.
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For Both Sexes-City.

UGUST SCHMIDrS
iFRMAN.AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
no. % IRVING PLACE,
a American rhOO and kndcr-aftn Tor
both sexe. and a school Of music thorough PREPARATION
native teacher, in Eng h. Ger
man and French accommodations for limited number OF
\. SCHMIDT Dir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
For Young Ladies-City

CLASS IN LITERATURE for ladies' with Dr Dodge
Aof Columbia. at REV. Dir. AND MRS. 'HAl'h-'
H. GARDENERS SCHOOL, Coz oth-aNe
AlISS KOUES SCHOOL .,,,.,
Vl FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CillLDkEN'
l53 WEST 70TH->T.
ms GIBBONS'S SCHOOL FOR Gl Rls. 50 West 9TH
Nl st-SARAH II. EMERSON. Principal.
Three boarding pupils will be received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
Musical Instruction for both Sexes

j NEW.YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
REMOVED TO 1l2 LAST 1SIH>I.
BETWEEN 4TH.AVE. AND IRVING PLACE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

JNNAN LINE L. : and Royal Mail Steamers.
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINERPOOL.
CITY OF CfiICAGO - Wednesday. February 3. 2 a. m.
CRY or RERTIN . "Wednesday February u. ~ a. m.
CRY OF CHESTER weinc.day February -; 30 p m
From Pier AZ y. r.. adjoining Chrstoph, rst r rIy
First cabin $50 and upwari; according TO steam,r sd
Location ~ room second cabin $50 and $50 prepaid
sS5 Stccr.ge, 80. I\TERNATloNAk NAVIGATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New-York pier foot Of Canal-st., u Y,
for san Francisco. via the Isthmus Of Panama
COLON sails saturday, Jonuarv 80. y.
From san Francisco lst and Hrannan-,L.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CHINA sails Wednesday, February IL, 3 p. m.
For freight and general information, apply TO
comIany's Office the pier. foot Of Canalst.. y r.
Ii. j. III LILY. ticlrraI Snncrintndent-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

Express service to southampton tLondon) and Ham
MAGNIFICENT twinscrcw steiner OF Is. lbuOo
H. D. This line hold The record FOR fastest time u LONDON
end Continent Spring sailings a., ~.
Normannia April u Columbia .... NAV 20
colu,,hia Anil oS Fuer-t Bisuarc June :
Fuerst Bismorck I Nav ) Augusta Victorlo June
Nicoria II Nornsnnia June ~
Normannia May ~ columbia u'e 10
HAMBU RGAMEKlCAN PACkEI CONAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

IL FOR LAGUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO CURACAO
.OFO ND MhRAHA!IO,
Pie. 80. East RiVcI.
IS. VALENCIA. Thursday January 81 p. IN
s. CARACAS. saturday. Januuy 80 | y. M.
IS VENFZt FLA ....... Wednesday, Feb. 10. +. H..
The American Steamships. specially built for the trade,
have very superior accommodating for pl-Srngcrs:
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLET.
Tourists Agents. General Managers II W1ll-st.
THOS. COOK SON POI and 22J Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

- WEEKLY from New Pier 30. y r. foot Of Sprng,.t.
= :. NACOOCI i.i.-.-... Wednesday, Jan. 20 8 T. NJ.
:. 5. CITY OF BiHMINGHAM Friday Jan. 30, 3 y. NJ.
> :. CITY OF AtGU STA saturday. Jan % 3 T. NJ.
-. :. TALLAHASSEE. ..... .. Monday. Jan - T.. NJ.
Connecting with the C. H. Il; OF ia and =. r. w. H"v
fol all points ia GEORGIA. FLORIDA, SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, ALABAMA and LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed oc.
commodations Firstcass table dhotc For freight and
passage apply 10
J. u. HASHAGEN, T. Ast. w. II. RIIETT. Gon'I ACT.
>. r. & W. Rv 26l B'way. Cent? r. T.. 3i7 B'way.
H. l.. WALKER. Agent Ocean Steamship Co.
g. NJ. SORiEL. Manager. New Pier 81. North River.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-03
HIGH WINDS AND TIDE.
Considerable Damage Done TO shipping
In the Atlantic Ocean.

Considerable Damage Done TO shipping
in the Atlantic Ocean.
NEW YORK, March 1.-At Block Island
this morning the wind vas blowing sixty
five miles armour. and the storm center
was located just about in that region.
The few vessels that came into port through
He'll Gate report terrific weather on
the sound last night At Atlantic
Highlands, N J., the severest storm
and the highest tides ever known
there are being experienced.
Considerable wreokage has been cast
on shore. A large vessel Is reported
wrecked of Sandy Hook. The tide on
the north of Staten Island this morning
was the highest ever known.
Great interest was felt in regard to the
big freighter Akoba. which, while
being towed to this port from
Turks Island by the steamer
Saturn was abandoned by the Saturn on
Saturday night about twenty-five miles
off Bodies Island, small strip separating
Albemarle and Roanoke sounds from the At
lantic ocean. 1t is dangerous locality and
the scene of many wrecks.
In this city the gale submerged many
streets, and in many parts of the
city telegraph and telephone wires
were blown down, The storm along
the Jersey coast is still raging furiously.
At Long Branch the urf has torn twenty
feet of the bluff away in front of Leland's
hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-03

The past week has not been especially
unfavorable for the growing wheat crop in
the West, and the general status Of the
crop is practically unchanged. The def
cheney in growth, characteristic of large
proportion of the area gives rise
to much apprehension as to ulti-
mate results should the next
three or four weeks prove to be as trying
on such crops as frequently is shown for
this period il the season.
The marketing of wheat in the winter
grain districts is OF comparatively small
volume-partly due to the confidence exist
ing with reference TO prices, partly to de-
cision 20 await developments concerning the
growing crop. and, to some extent, attribu-
table to unfavorable conditions OF wagon
roads.
In the Northwest the movement of wheat
is well maintained, the total for the week
being larger than tor several weeks, the
gain being chiefly at Duluth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-03

NEW YORK, March 1.-The stock market
failed to display either the animation or
strength to-day of yesterday, and while
realizations were heavy IN stocks which
had the greatest advance of late, there was
no lack Of short sales to give the downward
movement character and impetus. The
leading feature was New England. Its ad-
vance over the last prlce OF yesterday was
very substantial aud most of the improve
ment was retained at the close.
The only other feature in the market
worthy of note was increased animation
and strength in Vanderbilt stocks in the
afternoon, and rumor still connects the
management of these properties with the
supposed new deal with Delaware and
Hudson despite repeated and official de-
malls. The general list opened at insignih
cant changes from last nights prices, de-
veloped weak temper and the market
finally closed uiet and heavy at fractional
losses for the day.
Railroad bonds quiet.
Government bonds dull and steady,
State bonds neglected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-03
Special to the Gazette.
other Produce ana Provisions.

ST LOUIS. Mo, March I.-Wheat-Very I'M
settled closed 1lc above yesterday. No. red,
cash, 92G928c; May, g25sc; July, Ssc.
Confirm, closed 20%c higher than yes
terday. No. 2, cash, S514c; March, 36s;c; May.
oats-steady. Cash. 3okc: May, s13o.
Cornmeal-Steady: s. u.
WhlSky-Steady; 81 a.
Bagging-Qulet; sj%@7T.
Iron cotton ties-SI 20ll1 %.
Provisious-F inner.
Pork-New. slI 5OGI1 62ss; old. 50 %
Lard--S6 S0d6 81.
Dry salt meats-Loose lots, shoulders, 81 90;
longs and ribs. $ 20; shorts s. 10
Bacon-Shou.ders, 3 %; longs and ribs
e 45gL6 20: shorts, s 5JgI6 ".
Hams-s9 0l9.050
KANSAS CITY, Mo. March i.-Wheat-No.
cash, 77lzc bid; No. 2 red cash, SIC bio.
Corn teady; No. 2 cash, S25ac bid; March,
3314c asked.
CHICAGO, ILL, March 1.-Whea1-Quiet and
prices changes rather narrow. but the under
lone is firm and prices averaged somewhat
higher than ut the close yesterday. There
was nothing decisive in the way OF news and il
YVES pretty impartially distriblied, each SIDE
getting about equal encouragement . he
close as at medium figures.
COMFORTABLY strong and higher.
Oats sympathized with wheat and corn, and
closed at &c advance
Hog prodncts unsettled
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-M2rch. s55sc; Nay. e0Ac.
Corn-March, 4izzc; May, 4zSSc; June, 4Ixo
Mess pork-Msrch. sIl 20; May, sn 20.
Lard-March, s. IS: May, Sc 57Is.
Short ribs-Aarch, 50 50; May, 8 %
Cash quotations:
No. spring wheat-s7Ke
No. red-szlac
No 2corn-411sc
No. 9 oats-sI420Ic.
Pork-sl1 20
Lard-s6 425z.-
Short ribs-Sides. loose, 5 s21zG5 So
Dry sailed shonlders-Boxed. 81 25G4 50
Short clear sides-SoSed. IS %
Nav YORK, March I-Wheat-Spot quiet
irregular and weaker. No. 3. red, 81 03si UzIS,
stofe and elevator. Options closed weak, 80
dsclince to SC advance No =. red, March,
Sl0Hs; May, 81 UlS; June, s9zc c.
Corn-SpoL ErIner- less active. No 9. 491<c;
elevator options ;SGi<c higher and firm
March, 49, May, z91sc; June, 4s5<c.
CcEee-Oettons closed steady, unchanged
TO i've up: sales l3,5po rags; closing March,
si3 5J3iS %; april, sl2 s,3i3 %; May, s13 50
az 20; July. Sl2 40i September. SIC 25GR 30;
October. si2 IS; spot Rio duli and easy No.
sTgar-Raw, quiet and steady refined, quie.
and steady.
quiet and steady.
Riee-Quiet and frn-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-03
A GOOD MOVE.
A Large Cotton Mill to be Operated
by the Negroes of the
Country.

CHICAGO, ILL, March IA transaction
was completed to-day the outcome of which
will be watched with interest throughout
the country. The Columbia cotton mill
company, an enterprise controlled almost
exclusively by colored men, purchased q
tract of land six and half miles from Chi
Gao on the Eastern Illinois railroad, upon
which they commenced the building of
q plant for the manufacture OF cot
ton cloth. The mills are expected TO
give, when in operation, employment
to between six and seven hundred
men. The company was organized IN this
city in December and is Incorporated under
Illinois statutes. The enterprise, of which
A c. Hawley is president, c. J. W.
Waring, secretary, and D. W. Dempsey,
treasurer, has assumed q national charac-
ter in its management and otherwise. 1t
is the intention to establish agencies
in every city and town where found prac-
ticable. The site Of the mills has been
named Butler City. An attempt will be
made to produce 4 superior fabric aud
to bring into play in manufacturing and
mercantile life the industrial forces of the
colored people never before utilized.