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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
SHOULD THEY WORK WITH THE PEOPLES
PAErNl

Topeka Kan March 1.-THE action Of the Kansas
Democratic state Central Committee in deciding TO put
no state or electoral tickets In the field in the coming
campaign and 70 work for and vote with the Peoples
party In consideration that certain Congressional can
dldates TO whom the Peoples party agree shall be
democrats has aroused the Republican leaders through
ont the state. II is now understood that In "A IL"
DAYS a committee Of prominent Kansas RtpnDHc""'
will 20 before the Republican National Committee and
nrosent q reone,t for a etaliaory campaign in the
south IL the Democrats insist on this plan OF ACTON
The National Committee Will be requested to organic
the party in Georgia. North and south Carolina ana
the Vlrgnas for united action with the Alliance. ana
ia tti, way Offset, at least the action OF the Kansas
Democracy in trying to turn enough states INTO inc
peope,. Marty column TO throw the election Of the ne xt
into the ne St House OF Representatives, which
f. Democratic. 1t is stated here that President Polk, OF
The Farmers Alliance, favOrs combine win ne
uuhilcaus in the south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Brck rather quiet but steady
on all common gr1deS: I%th l. Guer and cement nrn
averstTaw nai brick quoted 1T 700f6 JO jersey, $50
- % tishkhi,, nominal up,riy@r hard nominal pale
- j0d$2 20 ROseIc cement, II 10 per Dol American
Port and 50 lOds2 20; Belgian Portland - loaS2 %
English Portland. ~ 3jH-2 - kockand common lime
%Jc Der bbl, and DO finishing. 81 htls f30S3 % per
Loo; goat, hair, Il a2tc. cattle hair lOaioc.
FOREIGN DRIED FEUII-Nery little Improvement 70
the demand ha, taken place for dried goods and dsrbl
still moderate In almost every article There are
offerings 2d2J.C in barrels, prices de-
pending on quality cases quoted a, 2'sa3e; Valencia
raisins from 4lu5c Tor of stalk, and 52Gc for
layers. Suitana s=a!c; Malaga, loose, - 80 for >
crown, and California 3-coTn 90 81 2OaT 40 citron
5@5i4c french boxes, - az tc California, ga aslec
Tarragona almonds, l22c; lNica DO II 2dllc; Brazil
nuts. dJc; Walnuts % dlO4c.
COTTON-Ihe spot market quiet, with prices as
quoted last. sales, 12l bales for consumption r..
bales this day last and l7,22l bses this time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
BURNED THROUGH ANOTHERS STUPIDITY
4 BOILER INSPECTOR ASKS MAN TO RISK HIS
LIFE WITHOUT CAUSE.

1 BOILER INSPECTOR ASKS 4 MAN ~ ESh HIS
LIFE WITHOUT CAUSE.
Charles W. Courtney, an engineer employed In the
cigarette and tobacco factory OF Thomas H. Hall,
at Nos 900 and ell Fast Thirty seventh-st, is lying
at his home, No. 16j Ewon-st., Brooklyn seriously
burned through the alleged stupidity and caelessness
OF one of the city boiler inspectors named Harrington.
At IL 80 O'Clock on Monday morning the inspector
went to the factory 10 examine the engine. and ordered
Courtney 10 open the safety-vave at the same time
assuring him that there was no pressure on Nhel
the valve opened the escaping steam rh-hea
out burning Courtney in frightful manner ABOUT
the face neck and one Of the helpers, Al tne
request OF Courtney examined the gauge ana lounu
twenty nine pounds OF steam after the accident Inc
injured man is I'm great pain and his burns are seo'''
The superintendent Of the factory SAID last hISh'
that after the accident occurred the water riShed
down and put the fire out and when new engineer
tried 10 start the fires 1t was soon found that the
boiler leaked In section. On the next day after
the accident Harrington the city Inspector, sent GER
tHcate stating that the boiler was In good condition "a
run one year. Courtney las been an engineer foi
over thirty years and bears the reputation of being
careful and competent man. II IS stated that he In
tends TO make formal complaint against harrington
10 the proper authorities Harrington exclaimed when
the acc dent occurred "Ths Is the second time TINS
has happened To me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
CHOOSING AN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

The directors OF the Richmond Terminal Company
have lad no executive committee since the annual
election on December {, 1891 when the present board
re elected with the understanding that II the bank
ers' committee, headed by Ecksein Norton coid de
wise satisfactory plan Of reorganization the board
would resign. The committee retired from It's work
because OF the creation OF the Olcott Committee which
undertook the financing different plan That plan
having failed 10 reach stage Of public consideration,
the Richmond Terminal directors decided to choose an
executive committee, the bylaws command. The
committee selected Is composed Of the president and
vice president A-0fcO' and George j. Gould, Samuel
Thomas, William f. Strong. j. VI. SWAMI j. g. Maben.
Calvin .. Brice and John q. Moore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
A NEW WAY OF EvApIyG THE LAW.

Chicago. March ia morning paper says: THE
secretary Of State time issued charters to
the Calumet and Blue Island Railway Company,
the Chicago and Southeastern Railway Company the
Joliet and Blue Island Railway Company and the
Milwaukee, Bay View and Chicago Railway Company.
These titles read like the titles of real railroads As
q matter OF fact. they merely sdetracks at the
various plants OF the Illinois steel COMPANY The
paper goes on to say that organized and operated
as railroads, with full sets Of officers, books of nc
count ETC., they furnish clever method of evadng
the restrictions Of the Interstate Commerce law by
the steel company. In the place OF rebates, IL Is
alleged, these side-tracIs allowed 40 cents "A
carload as terminal charges which. on 10000 10
100000 cars of freight year, makes a snug sum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
THE WSATHER REPORT.
HINTS OF STILL ANOTHER COLD WAVE.

Washington March 1.-THE storm in tho Northwest
moved Lower 81. Lawrence VALLEY. where the
fallen 80 inches. This has boon
unusually In New England and Newiork. attend d
by high winds aud drifting SHOWS, the snowfall beng I'M
usually heavy the Upper ~. Lawrence valley Gals
have increased the Atlantic coast north q. Virginia.
with the ten,rst;ie below freeing. The area Of high
pressure the East CUR Stats. the pres
dcreasng al the cre aud covers the country fom
the Lake regions southwurd the Gulf Coast, causing fair
weather with cold ncrhcrly winds In the Atlantic coast
Districts and tic ulf coast and fair, warmer wealth
the central valleys. There Ia slight disturbance over
ac.L,r Lake superior. and aso over Montana, with a
81 high pressure apparently % the north oi
Montana, who're the t"mp"raur. has fallen 20 ~ 80 De-
Warmer. fair weather viii prevail Ia The Mdd"
Atlantic aud southern State ana the central valleys Oh
SATURDAY, and probably sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
MUST REDEEM THE TICKETS

Chicago. March 11.--Chelnan Finley today HANDED
ruling in relation TO the liability roads in the
Western Passenger Association for redemption OF
tickets issued by their connections. The decision ives
clled out by the refusal Of the Omaha redeem mea
issued by tae Chicago and Northwestern and which
had fallen into the hands Of broker at ST. Paul The
ticket, which was issued in favor Of l.. T. Mulfod.
presented for the transportation the Omaha
road by agent Of the association who had purchased
for $50 So and received rebate order q Chicago
broker for $50 30. The passenger signed the OF
Leo milford but the ticket accepted BY the con.
ducpr. For this the Omaha called upon rsdcem
the ticket at tie rate OF 22 mile declined 70
do - the ground that the mileage had regularly
Issued by another road Chairman Finley rules. however
that under the agreement the road accepting ticket
whether Of It's issue that Of connecting line, Is
liable for It's redemption otherwise It would be possible
for both reads TO evsae tho redemption clause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
BALLOT REFORM ~ IOWA.

Dc, Moincs. Iowa, March lin the, senate this
morning the Australian Ballot law passed without d.,
,enting vote II IS dncIen from the ballot bill passed
I'm the House and viii now go to that body again.
The Catch Collateral Inheritance bill, shaped after
the New Iork law tho same subject. passed. the
senate. only a few votes being recorded against II.
1t provides that per cent OF all estates over $1,000
shall be paid into the state Treasury except those OF
direct Inheritance. The Kelly Innocent Purchaser bill.
providing for defence by makers OF negotiable paper
made for certain purposes, such lightning rods.
tree. patent rights etc. also passed. Til,
bill Is les sweeping than the House ill, which IN
cuded all neS tinble paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
nrMocrATIc REPEATER CONFESS rs.

Troy, y. y, March IL (SpeciaD.-Mlchael PillIon'
who lives In Fourti-st., this evening walked Into the
Office OF "The Morning Telegram and told OF frnldi-
lent election practices In the recent Mayoty contest
pion said he hired. with eleven Others 10 cast
votes at the municipal election and mat
If, ,,r, cast nearly GOO votes for Demo
c,.ts in tie several districts. For this
they were TO receive $500. Pillion said that the
money had not been paid to him. lie also stated
that prominent Democrats had engaged the same
crowd 10 20 to Cohoes next month and vote there Tor
,ho Mayoralty candidate favorable to the TamIhaly
piIiion aid he would make afidavits and prove his
statements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

tOtFIi-Hio on spot had another quiet day tnOieh
rri,c, Mefe ~t,ady ruii'taI,d No: Quoted AZ ~:
~ stock 10 arrive eaes bags No I, per Foscaa isc
900 TAG, 40. =. DR. IIarrON. li'sc; 900 haEs 40.
per Fo.,an 1870; 80 bag santos 40 x per ho,Pln
;,c: and 80 santos NO ., per Kate faWcet 20
Mid grow steady and quiet sales 400 bass Wc
c.ilo M 2oJ,d2ic good Cucuta In the option line
,SaDc WAS rather more activity aud higher range OF
nrces With some little covering OF "shorts ON more sn'
p"r9;i,y vicc from Uayre. The close showed rise
q 5@lo points ilavre gained l. fran while Hamburg
"a. without material change. RE dull ana London
,sady closing 2a5 onsial qgOsti9ss) ID Mi ni9
- I'd. ADJUST SIS sd Rio quotes Regular hrst 10
lca nominal good second 40 Eilos) 10 700; , eN
bangs private liza receipts in Rio. 5000 bags; iio
ar,ncs TO 6tcd states !? 900 bags no eeaTsnf9.
Ia Turouc nil. RIO stock. 10000 bags kio nsfNet m
,tl,e Receipts In Santos. 10000 BAGS santos stocA'
3o coo bags Santos market quiet GOOD aIcge santos
10 : 500 Receipts at Rio, July ! % March 10, 49,,
oil ooo bnr.: sane time 1891 1870 900 bag, ',.s
limo $500 13B Receipts at santos, july 70
March 10 l~ $40 coo bags: same time ls?l 22'1VOp
tao, same time 1850 500 900 bags. Total sales mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
TRYING 10 STOP THE NEGRO EXODUS.

Chicago, March 11Geo,gc II. Daniels, general passen-
ger agent Of New York Central has sent the following
aspatch to o. W. Ruggss passenger agent Of the
Miehgon Central
There are at present stranded in this city upward OF
zoo coorea citizens from the State Of Arkansas that have
been landed here in destitute condition by the railroads
leading into NewYork from that territory. They claim
IN n. IN their way Liberia The only communication
with Liberia is by sailing vessel tie capacity for transpor
atssn "a which does exceed From thirty 30 sty pas
sensv,s trip The vessels make only two trips year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

Kansas City, March IL Special Judge Philips this
afternoon haLded decree OF foreclosure In favor Of
Metropolitan Trust Company Of NewYoik and against
Interstate Rapid Transit Railway, the elevated road Of
this city. The decree issued three cages
1885, 1857 and 1883 aggegatng, with interest.
- 900 900. The mortgages given ~ con-
s-uction bonds, which issued while the road
building. Unless the court costs and the Of this
bonds issued paid within day. property
will offered for sale the highest bidder for
the second mortgage and the sale Will BE- absolutely
days after sumnson. This practically EMS
all litigation the road and nothing stands the
way the company which viii Of the road an cec.
trio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
MORE LEGISLATION FOR ROADS IN IOWA.

Chicago, March 1l-Copics OF a bill introduced in the
Iowa Legislature have been sent to managers OF in
trsed roads In this city. The bill provides that the rail
read companies Of the state shall be required 10 furnish
reports OF the Rros. earnings of the respective line, within
the State for taxation purposes. 1t also pro-
Nides for the classification Of roads and the fixing of
maximum rates according to the classification The date
OF making changes in rates changes in cassca
ton IS fixed at July following such changes ANY failure
the part Of the roads to make reports required Of them
will subject them to fine OF 500 day for day the
reports withheld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
SENATOR hill TO SPEAK AT CHARLOTTE.

Washington. March ia delegation from Charlotte,
y c. arrived In Washington oday 10 present formal
invitation 10 senator David h. Iiill 10 deliver the
annual anniversary address Mt the cOmmemoration Of
the Mccklcnburg Declaration Of Independence. at Char
otie on Nav 20 Senator I'M accepted the invitation
Senators Ransom Vance and Butler aud all the North
Carolina Representatives. will accompany Mr.. Ilill 10
Charlotte. Speaker Crisp also said that he would be OF
,I..t rtN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
AN ISSUE OF STREET RAILWAY BOND,

Chicago March 1.-THE West Chicago Street Rail
way Company today notified to the Chicago stock Ey-
change that that company had provided for the issue
Of 100000 in bonds for the construction Of about
forty miles Of new lines ordinances for which were
passed by the City Council last night Then bonds have
been prepared and registered with the Illinois Trust
and savings Bank, and will be sold as money is re-
quiIrd for The work. Something Of "A sensation was
created this morning in financial circles bv A pub.
shed statement 10 the effect that these bonds had been
secretly issued and sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

Tribune once, March II. a. u.-Ccar weather. With
brisk high winds and dry air. prevailed vest riy.
Humidity registered at go IN the morning. aud 81 In the
evening The tmprratur' f,ll IOm - dtsrnc, - D..
midnight and midnight The average rs bng ll7s
lower than tn corresponding day last Year. and ID
lower than Thursday.
In and mi, city to-day there VIII probably De iilr
Nc1tnc, mode eating after dawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
PROMINENT ARRIVAIS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENU E-Scn,tor william D. Washburn and
J. Il. GHnlon. Of Minnesota and State Senator George
H. Erwin. GRAND Observation-Disclosures josiah Por-
ter. OF Albany. observation-disclosures Will
r. Shcehan Of Buffalo. aud Assembly George If.
Bush, Of Ulster COUNTY HOLLAND-Srn Edward o.
wolto Of Colorado Francis g. Ncwands. of Nevada and
II. II. KOhlsaat. 81 Chicago. NICrORIA-Scnator John
H. McPherson Of NEWER soy, and Cheyaier Tayera
Austrian Minister q. Washington. WINDSOR-Gene1l
Netteon Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury, and
ex.Con grcssfnan Rodney Wallace OF Massachusetts,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
SHORTER LINE FOR THE vANDERBLTs.

FtIt'ET7rsT'If1I7'
Pittsburg, March j. (Specla.-A new trunk line be-
tween New York and Chicago, which will touch the
Connelsve coke region and be eighteen IN les shorter
than the Pennsy lvana Railroad is what the Wander
bits working for. Laborers now at work
extension OF the Beech Creek road from Gazzam,
I'm Clcaricd County, PENN toward tie coke region,
and thence through to Wheeling. At the latter point
il will connect with the Wheeling and Lake Erie read,
which extends TO Toledo and from there to Chicago
the route will be the Lake shore. The work is In
charge OF J. ID. IavnR and the recent active work
the Beech Line Is said t. be due the Reading deal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
THE PETROLEUM NARhEl.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The decline in the Mcdonald pool continues, and
the daily production is reported TO be less than
% 900 barrels. The speculation In crude certificates
however continues 10 be practically dead There were
soldatei Exchange he sales We're only 5000 barrels
at 80 IL cents, the same quotation as At Thursdays
close.
Refined quotations were GAO cents In barrels g 30
cents in bulk and $50 cents In Foreign QUOTA
tions were: Antwerp. rs l40l6 80 francs Bremen,
$50 marks London, 3 sax 7-l6d.
Pitsburg, Penn, March l.National Transit certA-
Gates opened 59i closed at 59s highest 59s. low.
est 50la.
bradford Penn, March l1-NatonsI Transit certh.
opened at 59a closed at 59S highest 50 lowest,
j9L, c,elronces $1,000 blis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
A DEMOCRATIC GERRYMANDER IN MISC

Jefferson City, Mo, March 1.-The JOINT conference
30 the Senate and House Commission Congressional
Districts spent the afternoon In executive session. and
at O'Clock last night reported that they had agreed
upon a bill. The committee has Succeeded In forming
fourteen Democratic and one Republican Districts ana
the results Of the agreement reported to the JOINT
senate and House caucus tonight. According to the
provisions OF the bill, the only Republican district 10
ronposed OF south ot. Louis and ad AGENT territory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

were held tonight The overwhelming Vie
tory for Mr. Maney, he carrying OF the wards
the choice OF city committeeman. This is handsome
showing FOR Mr. Maney friends congratustns
him tonight IL gives him complete control oil The city
committee, and assures him city in the for
delegates TO the Congressional Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

At that rate you see will take at least three years dis
pose Of those already hand You respectfully
quested to state the facts persons sending this
travel ana save the people themselves much hardship and
this community large amount Of expense. Those poor
people seem 70 have been informed by that they
could 80 to Liberia at and little expense"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
SURVEYS FOR A h. AND 0. BRANCH

Baltimore. March IL (Specian.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company has completed surveys for branch
road from Chid's Station point ElktOn. the
Philadelphs division. Quarryvie Construction will
begin next month. connection will be with ;he
Reading, and the line will b. a short run from
caster and other points in that section 10 Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

Indianapolis March 1.-THE ProhlbtiOnists and the
1peope's Party" in Indiana will probably unite In
placing state, Congressional Legislative and county
tickets in the field This action has been agreed upon
in conference by leaders of the two parties The
State chairmon will call their committees together
TO ndo Sc this plan. The two partcs assert that
they will poll united 100000 votes In IndaEa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
EpR LAKEWOOD.

Trims Ieove New York. foot Of Liberty-st, North
Riycr viz, Central Railroad NJ NewJersey, at 80
) rs =. M; 80, 3:4o Lahcwood speclIh AGO
(Express) p. m.
No sunday trains E'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
No NOPE DEArHs FROM TYPHUs FEVER.

cssc Of typhus fever or Of smallpox W" reported IN
city yesterday and no death oc"'Ici s'"s thc SUI
ferers on North Brother Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
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STAINED.

iood Ordinary ........i 40 Low Mlddns .....-o elo
Opton- compa quiet dsy. with the trading
mainly u local character Fluctuations were uRht Yet
lie market taken altogether e,cnud hrn appearance
During the carly session there rise VI 3di points
an ,olr,ug OF Shorts simulated by stronger Liverpool
advice. aud small poft receipts, coupled Win ght ~
terror OScment Thn came RAID bN thr bear
Id. aud the iwDrOycmeat lot. though the clos"
showed an alvanre OF l02 rOlnts over ye, rddN Its
graphic difficulties between here ana tn' SVuth sei'c y"
h.,L 81 800 DaltS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
MR.. MAYLEY CARRIES AUGUSTA.

Augusta Ne. March IL SPECIALIZING last OF inc NJ
pubcan city ward caueuses involving The Cengrss'shA
contest between joseph H. Maniey M Gsvsn~ Burissh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

Take the Empire State Express viz New. York Cen.
trial. for Albany, Utica, syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls. Fastest train in the world No sxtA
fare. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
DISCUSSING THE BrrUMINoUs COAL TRADE

DISCUSSING THE BITUMINOCS COAL TRADE.
Philadelphia, March 1.-THE freight agents OF the
roads interested in the btuminous coal trade held a
long meeting in this city to-day ard discussed the su.-
ton. The roads represented were the Pennsylvania.
Beech Greek, Baltimore and Ohio Norfolk and Western,
Chesapeake and Ohio, Erie Allegheny Valley, Western
New York aud Pennsyl vnia and Rochester and Pitts
burg The trouble among the bituminOus coal men IS
Likely to be settled soon. several Of the prominent
members Of the SeaboaIri steam Coal Association
In this city yesterday and informal conference was
held, but definite result reached. Among those
who attended the conference representatives u
the Pennsylvania, Beech Creek, Baltimore and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western roads. The Importance Of
making some arrangements regarding prices gen
orally recognized.
tie meeting remained In session until late this
afternoon 1t was said that last years agreement
regarding tolls would be maintained and That the
Individual and corporate operators would probably
agree TO cease the cutting Of prices which has been
gOng on for some time Last year The soft coal men
agreed 10 MAINTAIN the H.. prices al TdeWateT,
(. o. b., at Norfolk Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York The minimum price AT Norfolk s. 10, and
al New-Iork 81 rs. The members of the association
also agreed contribute the pool small percentage
Of the amount received on competitive tonnage, and
this was TO be forfeited in cases where prices cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
Crop movement :

1892. 1891.
Crop movement: Bales. Bales.
Ni-ibr supply. 4,t63JtO 3,o20p2
Receipts day cOoVO 1oSJO
Exports Gr,at Britain, days 27ell 1887
Exports TO Ffence days.............. 2Jl AZ
Continent, days-.....-.-. DAB 81, 3Oi
Stock In New-York In licensed ware
houses, counted daily Ssb921 ]26,lOO
In other places estimated .......-... 23l9O l3O2o
Total stock In New-York by running ,. 500 20,
l39 80
stock all United States ports IL 1872 So Olo,9Sl
Liver pool kilograms, AS m-Saes. ZOO bales, OF
which for speculation and export 1000 bales American
5000 bales. Spot market quiet Madlng upands.
l1-lG. Futures opened steady at 1-04d advance
Manchester mak,t-larns eIscf. Cloths dull. Liver
uol weekly statement. March fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram a connuou, white line shows the
changes pr,ssure Heated by The Tribunes self
eco.dng barometer The broken line rcI roscnLs the tenn
psrature observed at Perry, Pharmacy