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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-02

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Gtaiubr bugesen hat in Der gleideu BeriObe
I'M 200,0 3onneH aboenOmmen.
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or Weekly 81 per annum- THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AND
SOUTHERN STATES.
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Snst perIaien GaIuertzStatiou Baltimore, pe foIat
ytaLI ocui 2Sciicu:
yenniolodEa (intttirt) ........+ IL .45 Woraens.
SdHel=9inIe. nIe...................-.# As D{oraeus.
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pref poH llnioHsS Citation. ~ 4.30 9attm.
citation. ..'..................# 4.3o STADIUM.
gSeftltdber GrpreR R..........$ S.45 IbenbS
YdcinczSrpreR .............-.....*1O 1O.40 abeHos.
Snomeftlder Grprrss ..........* 10.40 a6eH0s.
saad, ssiuiamsport nno ben, Roroem.
.SettuH9ssgrpreB.. ................* 40 Uioraens.
eidgarus sGrpre6. e6.................S S.45 Diur9eHs.
,19 S,t1bacll.SiHie S 11.45 gOrseus.
citation. ...'...'..............* 4.so Ratbm.
buffalo uro 5fodeffer=GrpreE. ~ S.45 a6eno5.
EoroIidler SrpreB. eB................* 10.40 gUenb5.
., Sarrisbur9 sSaiia9,srsus On BO5sHtGssn um 3.3o
ycrfsgccommobation $50 g6cubs an Botsnta,
gen. SonntaaS 4.3O giGdlmittGas.
Bartron. .AeeomMeoatlon so Sorniittags uuo u
qiita9s, 4.30, ,5.oO uro $50 ytadm, tdqid, ,ausaez
HomMeR SonntGe5, SonRta95 7.30 uHo 1915 9Sorz,
$50 uno 80 Jtudriitioas.
Gotensriqez zaccommobGtioH g, 300 rro 1O.15
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$50, 1870 uno IL. 80 abenes. SoaHtaas 1915
liorserS, II giittd9s. 1.30 uHo 4.3O yta9mittas5
Ino 7.30 rnA 10 llhl Nberos.
Rach GrcensS Sprtne= Sruei1 6.l5, $50 uro 10 45
Ntnr9ens, 200, $50, 4.50s uub Tahmittass
uro Is i q urh 9 mr. a6eno on gBod1eHtnaen. Conn
tags $50 DtorseEs, Ito uno AS 9aUmIttass
uAo 800 9besos.
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Bon Gaiueus iaIlon I'M 6.01, $40, 1O.46 Ror=
gems, 2, 3, Eao 5.15 9iadmittdas nEo 9.25 uno
l1.16 abeuos. GoEHtass I'M S.45 gtorssns unb
200 uno SIS 9labmittaes, 20 uEb 9.35 a5enos.
Bon Der Breiibeutz StraSe.
s6.15 Wurs.-Yoitiuq mad, 9hilaoeIpbd.
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yort.
gOnntaas 731 0tors.-R RerroriGesNcc accommodation.
81 SO gtadut.-Iort Sepofitsac commooatioH.
s4.49 Radlm.-Srforozgccom
s6.25 gbenos-Srpreb nab philadelphia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-02

8remerb bauen, l. Suli.-Ser pNoro'
beutife 9louo". 9ampfer pGrape," weld)cr
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SOuidii pSreo. 9. &aplor" nieOerraunte,
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@onbou, /. Suli. - Gin pGowbon"
Suiialo Sia'S fam 9eiteru 3u eInem YOIISet'
rid)tcr uno p.ran9le llnteritleung, nm nat)
almerita suriidIebreu Su fomnen- 0erielbe
CAB on, oab BUFFALO Stu Ihu unD mcbrere
anoere maide9te uGOwbopS' entlalieH
babe, ba er III YounOu bIillger engIIldDe
r@umbops" betommen tOHnte. Der Ses
ante ueripra9 ihu I1ulfe, iOpie eIne lin.
teriut)uug anileQeH Su mOaen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
THE PETROLEUM MARRE1.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF rkiCh-s'
The most Encouraging feature of the petroleum st-
cation as it affects the American refncr Is the con-
tlnued active competition OF Russia The enormous
output Of the Bau fields gives the Russian rener the
advantage of extremely cheap crude, and he Is push
Ing his sales with unabnted vigor From wellin-
formed sources we learn that the average daily pro-
duction Of orudo oil in the Russian fields In 1891 was
100000 barrels. The significance OF such an Outpnt
Is obvious. We understand that the shipments OF re-
fined oil from Batoum In january and February
amounted 10 an equivalent Of 10000 barrels against
I'D 900 barrels in the first two months OF 1881 an
Increase Of $4,000 barrels.
The National Transit certificate market was carly in
nuencod by the recent falling Oft In the Yield Of the
Mcdonald pool. sales OF options were made at 10
cents, but there later decline 20 30 35 cents,
which was the final price cash oil selling AZ 80 cents
The total dealings amounted to 1900 barrels. There
was no business n, the stock Exchange.
Refined petroleum Wa dull and barely steady. at
$50 cents per gallon in barrels tbul $50 cents and
80 cents IN eases. foreign Quotations were Ant
werp. 10 146l6 80 francs Bremen, $50 marks :.
London. 3so5 71Gd.
on City Penn. March oNat!onal Transit certificates
orcncd G0c highest 60sc lowest 55sc: closed 59'sc.
sales 49, 600 bhs cearances. 80 0c0; shipments 49,,
100 runs 90 0s3 bbLs
Pt:sbuIg Penn March 9.-Natonal Trans. certificates
oponcd G0sc closed at 59'c; highest, 00sc; lowest
G9Sic.
bradford Penn. March 9Nstional Transit certificates
onered nt 60isc; closed 40 592c; highest. G0c; loves
tsssc; cearsnces 40 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

N.w.Yora. wednesday March e:-nEEvEs-R.ceipt'.
IS caoads 0s heali$ c.t' oTa.sned q dF Ss 10
Is Carloads on SAL At jersey CITY Tho o,eIing
YYo sps and 4 ma p @Gam VII" u sod , .rs .oS
az nan I.nd asy 'g, s ia sdv e
I Tough c Sq.ses . ,,t SH S2Co g ...
tend u .trr'shen a. iccns at pe 100 a. -
dt@' ess ~ a., vi s iSD wi. EfS,
eomOa and medina b''t ID are te sdrnco in
prizes. Chic,gtdic,scd Is reported selling ." 10" a.
So non TO ara god lie really pms and choice beet bringing
80 c6 as, inc ye-'esy wsn 5ef,tssro''d , SGt
va qaoa 4 a. sGi asad n %S. American '''' '
l" tb,1%anis tos!ag geo QUARTS q beet tho Ger
% assl,. and ac Ess" o S S ia AI %: S Sp
p Np % TnSa s and OIL @ ga sa H eaig , VIZ c 81
-Four aac' earring NE Ga . q s.s so Aec ZANE number
Sale sherman 4 fa'.r - 'aiea a., 51c's i2't
~ ct - 80 do. 9O7 %. at 81 IS STATE DO. 1870 H.
at j. -Wcpneron : Co..: stat. oxen 1870 y - So;
d. l42o p a, .: bull i7so n at g 80: o..
1880 r a. 10 $40 eqG G Zoo ~ IS g." a. 40 ~
at ). 30 - o. 9i- o. OF ~ -. 81 do g49 H. At 81 p
d. zoo at d. 81 40 n ds II % g 5as ii 10 T. a;
- 80: do 1910 = AZ - 90 DO 1890 r. ct . -: 70
do 20 7o? b. az - 3 is DO. 1850 n at 500 oHe
e,e's i Gssp i' * 81 ? at $50 bull
lc2 o. 2d N MS e. T. D %cb1asa ,ac 1919 ~ 81 s7g
MfTCH COWS Receipt over all roads. ~ head.
Me- % eS 1o ,a,G ,dy with s257.5 sn extreme
uuofrtfons Rncknfellrr sold COWS A. $50 per h'-l
s. sanders. ',rrlng"r,." AZ $50 pr head 60" ana
caf iGT g S 90 i s67 head-ee3 at jersey city ard
- at The nAret held up re.naisaoy wei TO- o
4%y s4 ' fa"sc m p a! Pas ac Wa c ' caod
d Wc,torn calves O., 3c. "a. ,....., ,.,,,s.
S."f /, sa js:s 'g q 'ls e; sr s;,f T,'
scHgme Mullen ,, al 10, ~ a. G't 10 a. Do
a. d. I3o H. at re 30 90. l%i g. at &c = co. 10 3D.
1' g Dncnbaek: veas loi =. at 0c Do. ii6 n; at
7c II do. 1870 y. at 7'c II Harlem do l'V 70 ''o 3D.
at iiIa,lcnfeck & uonls 81 wc.um calves. $40 n at
&c 10 DO iO2 ~ a. Be; y yca.s. 40 ~ at g. "a, -.
J. T. Nelson: % ycnls, ne m at &c; do' i7' ID "'
ael 'S cEinebam es val, y. N, at &c; 40 do.
i29 NJ "i C Sr 10 ycas. lao H. At 7c.
a, T'c u ee ~ , S 'at or %'!a so E . Es'
Gotht caroad- at Jer;y Ciy an! croaes ~ no.,
leo h lamb, wore easier and a' comp1nna VIZ Monomy
hon % chose. \ bunch u STAT spring lambs lola at 20
per head. . o.,,o,. o.. a,,sso, r,u,,or
slc , q inmbs du traS wax odlisc dr.'ed spring
lamb. unc9angGa % 80 90 Pr Ga7a s. IN. = average
at S 3 3, r Sr d. i2i s. 'S %., @sS
do r 1ls Eek x lo. ~ iss wcs,n ,Ge'p es9 H.
50 So l2s w,s"rn .mhs co. ~ At Z: 2 To-. 90, 'S2
g. Dl'nl ark -: Mchiaan sheep. tai2 d. AZ :" %
- DO - ~ at as CO.. 800 Michigan lambs Ssh 3D. at
Hume mullen 90 sete -H,eeg 70 n at s. - "a a5. !?
II do. 20 p, at ~ I buchs, l0s IL. ats sc-- -
e,. w. Go " 90 a. N ~ ~! we.tcro ANTS y n at
a. 10 do - H.. at ~ -; sprns lam at @" ger
Ildd & Buckingham: 22i Ohio lambs 73', y at 81.
newton & Gictt: 205 Pennsylvania lambs. 112 n, -
" iioGs-Recclpts 90 corloals s2s head carload,
a, tnths and H. carload, Jersey CITY. ONLY head
.9a nc I 100 ~ Innar Gy az 5 40 COM.
Try dr,s.cd aud h,n az previous quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
THEY D1sMANTLED DOM PEDRo'S CARRIAGE.

Louis St. Clair twenty years old of No. 623 West
Fifty fourthst. and Thomas Murray, eighteen years
old OF No. e33 Eleventhave., were he'd in $1,000 each
On a charge Of burglary In the Iolhve Police Court
yesterday. few years ago General ). Alexander
STRIKER who lives In the old schuyler mansion al me
foot of West F1fty-thds bought AN especially hahu-
some carriage in Paris. The vehicle was made on an
order from Dom Pedro, then Emperor OF Brazii'
change In the Enperor's fortunes left the mahulact
urers with the carriage on their hands General
etryker who visiting Paris, heard OF the carriage
and bought it for $4,000. In the latter part OF 90
toier Louis CIonbach who is manager Dor General
stryker discovered that the four blue SIR CUSHIONS
trimmed with gold cord and the massive lamps Oh Inc
carriage had been stolen. For some cause ne maze
no complaint till about month ago. 1t seems thai
Mrs. Murray, the stepmother OF Thomas Murray, hfa
been a witness to the carrying away OF the artcee
in question and young ST. Clair visited her mouse
last sunday and threatened her with terrible punish
ment II she exposed him. She then tod Crouoach
what she knew and he sent word to the twenty
second Precinct police Detectives Phelan ana e'at-
ford OF the West Forty-seventl ST. squad, were Pun
On the case, but II was not I'LL yesterday uaG tn,
caught CT. Clair and Murray. Murray ooiA'9Seu '''
nc ard st. Clair guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
BU,roRED CHANGES At THE CUSTOM HOUSE

was ruorad at the Custom House yesterday that s
work begun last week by the transfer OF sIccia
AGENT Mccoy 70 San Francisco the discharge OF Specs
Treasury Inspectors Brton and Ducon and the transfer
o, seven others from r wbur's sa 10 that on the Col
Iec,or would Be completed to-day by the transfer Of Mr.
Wilbur himself 70 San Francisco Mr. wilbur has ocen
IN charge O, the Special Agents. Bureau at this
,ort for about three years George Whitehead OF Ss-
pension Bridge i spoken Of likely 70 succeed him. al
though IS thought By that entire change In the
status Of the Office will be made, and that y vi" De put
under the control OF the Collector
There las been friction between the special agents
Office and the importers for years and at times tho
agents and the collectors have not been
~ ,,s hcst Of terms Recently importers have carried
their complaint TO Wellington and II the ruinor OF N.Y.
yyubur transfer proves true the refut will be taken as
a victory for the merchants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-DY TELEGRAPH.

Bunalo March 9-Catrle Receipts last twenty
four hours. 1850 mead, total for the week nus
iar $40 head for the same time last week. IoGD
head con, gnc1 through. 1920 head 10 New oiH,
500 head OF salc, 80 head. opened llrmtf' VIA
very few here closed tim. Hog Receipts lI't
Nv niy four hours. 300 head total for the wees Inn.
far - 400 head. tor sam, time li-t Week, ~ 80
head consigned through, 2,23O head: t. Nc"-r0
200 head sale. 4iO head opened st'DaScr, WIN
very light receipt, clUscd firm, al SOFA h,iNy
rl.idcs - 30: packers and mc'lium - 20 YORKER
good 81 best % 2Oo$3 - do pig ana llght ~ 20"
a. -; good heavy ends ~ 1j' - 10 pig e"ol To-
best So - 20 do common shlps u lhr. ~" >
n s. Orcd rOughs - 9J0 - 80; common rouei' - 'nA
~ 10: Stag. 80 500 ~ 70. sheep and minus Hc
rcpis last twenty four hours. $40" mead toiAi loI
the week thus far 5000 head. for sani" uhr ll,t
week. 30 900 head consigned through, 400 hcah TO
New York 400 head: snle: 600 head Opened
p to 20 cents lower: closed dull and weak WIN u
number unsold shccp-ENtra fancy, 70 20" ~. so"d
"a choice, - 4Oo - 90. fair Ia good, SJ"T 20 'la
and common. 70 2j0ai -. lamb-Good to extra
native, 49, 75as7 %, fair to good DO 20 .'@S' 70
Gull. "a common @iHg
Chicago, March D.. Tir Evening Journal reports ::
Cattle receipts 1900 head shipments. 5000 head ;
market unsettled lower: good 10 choice shcrs' - ooH
~ Is: Others, ~ 5Od ~ feeders. go ~ 90 Texans
a3 300 81 40: cows, SEA =. 30 lIogs-Rccclp'S. 30
OOO head shipments 10000 head marke, lower
rough S4as4 So mixed and packer - 7 90 ~ 80
pirne heavy and butchers weights "a SOD "A DO light
81 7oa "a SIS. sheep-Receipts. 10000 head: ahiD-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10

md better foreign accounts all contributed to that rise
bought for export ,,, A.,
cats advanced 1914 cents in sympathy with me
other cereals The speculation was slow ana purely
local Cash lots were a shade higher and moderately
active. -., ..,., ,,,,
Lard shade lower In sympathy WIN ,.o
We There wcr, sales OF 600 ticrces on the spot
part being for export.
Whout March al ~ Is: April. ~ &c IA. May,
81 90 , : .Tnnc. - - July. % - cents:
Corn March, 80 IL: April 40 20; Nay ~ %
Tunc ~ :: July. - IL cents.
Oats-iIarth. 36 Ia; April. 80 IL; May. 80 "a;
'"i. ard ~ v9 3rG a. 7o Nay Sc TO- July. Ss So
The rnccp,s of grain AMI flour reported Yesterday
at New York philadelphia, baltimore and Boston were
~ follows Wheat ljs.471 bushels: corn. 1891
bushels: oats 1917 o3o bushels total grain Isfs3i
bushels, hour. AslsO packages. Al Cmcngo MI
- bushels corn. 4Gi.sj2 bushels; oats. =. 500
Lushels: total grain, 99j,2I5 bushels -four, 3''d6'
10. f,ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.
PECULIAR DISAPPEARANCE OF MERCHANT AND
HIS SON.

HIS son.
The sheriff has closed the store Of Alexander Dal-
rvmpe drygoods and dressmakers' trimmings AT No
16 East Twenty -thirst.. judgments having been en-
tered against him for s5s2S in favor OF Mary Murphy
and S5lI In favor OF Max Kaemp,er
An attachment OF 1920 has been Issued against
Daniel 0. Rcarfon, exporter, OF Nos. % and 90
Broad St. In favor Of Elizabeth II. Delafeld Of Lenox
Mass, for money lent.
The Sheriff yesterday sold out tire stock and fixtures
pf Imssa Ludwig doing business as l.. Ludwig & Co..
manufacturers of coais AZ No. 100 PIfnces realiz
ing about $1,000 His liabilities are reported u be
about S. 600 10 the trade. Shafcr Ie Gotgetrcu. at
torneys for the creditor under whose judgment tho
sock was sod out sold that Nr. Ludwig disappeared
about two weeks ago. telling his creditors. lie ef, his
SON about nineteen years of In charge Of the fac
tory and the latter tod the creditors hat his fade has
gone to Paris to collect large sum OF money aud tha'
he would come back and pay everybody. The yoath
left the place on February IS, saying lie was gong
10 Boston, and that IS the last that has been Heard
OF either OF them. a peculiar part Of the case was
caat Mr.. Ludwig should 60 away and leave assets
nor2inay worth $1,000 without dsposinS of them In
any way.
Judgment yesterday entered against John Hocy'
ex president OF the Adams Express Company Tor f.
$40 in favor OF Lemon Bache & Co.. on promssory
note mnde August q, 1891, for S3.1Vl, payable IN
ninety days, on which 500 was paid on account
December %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March . Special The sudden appearance
in tbc Northwest OF cold weather advanced wheat n
ccnt Z, day The close. however was little under
the top Mas opened at 50. sold be'"c'n % /. ana
- IS and closed al - Ia cents The prospect Is
,t,, tho cold vnvc will pass east without getting very
t,r south Corn was without much lucuation. May
nencd nt II 80 sold p low rs IL Is, and closed nj
a. Il cents Tie Tccrts were l63 cari. The eStE
mate for Thursday wa l75 cars The grazing was
moor again. oats were without especial feature May
soIl between 30 % and 30 - and closed at 30 ID
cents, The receipts arc dropping down. There were
only iO5 cars tine e,iimntc for Thursday was 10 cars
p,oyl.ons early wcrc weak largo hog receipts
rhcr, wcrc 33. 600 at the yards; the estimate for
Thursday was 32CO0. The price, out there were D
70 10 cents lower. May pork sold between ~ W ana
III 20 and closed at $li Il May aru soiu between
~; A., and rs d. and closed ut 81 40, MAY ribs sold
f,,,,ran ~ 81 and 80 so. and closed at 50 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
PROTEST AGAINST WIDENING COLLEGE PLACE.

PROTEST AGAINST WlDENING tOLiAEUb fLAC|'
vigorous protest against the assessments Tor eA-
tending and widening College Place was made by tle
owners Of property along that thorouehiare yesterday
oftcrnoon At O'Clock large number or real esta'e
owners in that ars Of the city bounded by CanaFs'
,d Droadysy Battery Park and the North RIVER met
an ,be Mercantile Exchange Building. NO Harrison
81 William H. Duckworth was chosen Chairman
Daniel b. Hastcad said that the present basis OF a"as
and assessments for the Improvement OF Cohese race
,vss unsatisfactory aud moved tina; committee OF teA
hs anpointed 10 present the matter TO the property
holders OF the assessed district The motion prevaeu
and q committee consisting OF John q. II. Ahrehs,
d. e. IIalstcad John W. Castree, James Pyle, Robert
J. Stewart. Isaac Long John II. Welsh O. Ill. Jadwin,
J. X Cey and f. NJ. Harrison were appointed Inc
committee will hold a session at d O'CLOCK lhs a'cr
noon in the Mercantile Exchange Building.
The cost of the proposed Improvement has been esu-
mated AT 81 531 557 s4 Shlch will be distributed
among the 700 property in the assessed uis
trict The owners OF tie real estate affected say that
sNtravagGnoe and partially has been shown IN maHnS
the awards and assessments. Many are opposed to
auy Improvement OF College Place and others suggest
compromise by ex tending the territory TO be taxed
The CITY authorities propose TO widen College Place by
feet and 10 exteEd il from ChamberSst to
Dey-st.
Among those present were William IL. Duckworth,
u T. Halstead John G. II. Ahrens, George H. Tarrant,
g. Oakley F. l.. Hansen c. ID. Heaton. william Enecl'
AarcS r. Mattlage james G. Powers, George NOd;cS'
IaDrv SIMMONS Charles >. Powell, Alexander Fletcher,
fl Never T. u. Robinson, Il. X. Childs, Thomas wight
and Richard Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rlo the SPOT displayed frnness
though trading was slow. 50 quoted at IiAe Sales.
go bags 40 SPOT, l'sa149.c. stock to arrive more
ma and LLarcox, l4sS 1900 bags SO per Gagga.
santos No o. per Hbein, 1S.c 800 bags Santos 80 3
and 800 bags Santos No O. 70 be shipped, l34c for No
s. Mid grades steady and In moderate demand Sales,
100 bags Central American. on private terms; 800
pcus Iimor, 22.c and 500 do, private In
line there slow and easier OPEN
Ing hut the cables stronger. and local shor
covered in moderate way, leading alNance Of JI
10 points Havre gained haa, H. aud Hamburg rose /.
pg. Rio weaker but without effect. London closed
with Official quotation at 40 p. fo]lows: March
Cos 80 April, 0l May Cos June 5Ss Sd July 57s Cd
August. 57s b.. Rio quotes Regular first 40 kiloN,
nominal good 'econd 10 klos. 10 $50 Exchange (pr
yate 1l7 Receipts III RIO 5000 Aes RIO clearancc To
Unit d States, 900 bags RIO clcaonces 70 Eurors.
5000 bnf Rio stock :l29.oo0 lags Rio market dull ;
receipts IN Santos. 5000 bags Santos stock, $4,000 bags
Santos market. quiet; good average Santos 10 800
Receipts at Rio july March s. 1892 . $4,000 bags
same time 1891 1851 600 bags same time 1890 600
BAGS Receipts at sntos July Marsh S, 1892, 27G5.
1890, 16js,0oO bags. Total sales here to-day, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool March 9. p. m.-The sales Of the day
lrcnded 9400 bales American.
Futures closed easy; American Middng, low
mlddling clause, March delivery. " oJ64d sellers ::
March and ApYl delivery, 3 39G4d sellers; April and
Nav delivery. 34OG403 1-64d; May and june de-
livery 3 43-G403 41G1d: june and July delivery,
4T-G4d value; July and August delivery. 3 5064d
buyers; August aud september delivery. 3 53,64d
buyers september delivery jGG4d buyers; Septem-
Der and October delivery, 3 5G-Gzd BUYERS
Galveston March o.-Cotton dGll: middling, LIE !:
low Iriddliug 15-1Gc; gOof ordinary. 3-oc. net
nnd gross receipts li7S bales; salcs Oh bales STOCK
.0o,C42 baies. o. -. .. $780,
net and crcss receipts 05f bales exports coastwisc
2s~ bales: sales, 426 bales stock, 1897 bales
savannah March D.-COtton steady, H.iddljng
7IGc: low midding, &c; good ordinary, 5.sc net
and gross receipts. $50 bales; exports 70 tie Con-
ltncnt, $500 bales: sales, o7o bales STOCK ooooo
bales.
New-Orleans. MhrcI cotton steady: rnlddiing
bet rcceipts 5,;s3 bales gross, 6CsG bales exports
eoostwfse s457 bales sales, $3.50 bales; stoch AoO
TO h2lox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
CR3iN AND PRODTCE NdRh ETS
TT ,rrrre or yrw.YoRK DEALINGS.


Changes in weather conditions unEivorablc to tile
growing crop brought about more bullsh feeling III
wheat speculative drclcs yesterday Fluctuations
wcrr feeble but the final prices were .3i"l cent
above Tuesdays close. From thc Northwest low
temperature reported with tho cold wave moV
Ing toward the winter wheat belt. There were also
further reports Of damage by pest on the European
Continent. English cables were more cnconi1ElnG
and a modernte Illyng demand came from the FOR
cigu element. The shorts covered with some Iir'
dom bu. nevertheless Tie pe'ihtlol. tAkrh nno
l,thcr WINS hight only 249j,0oO bushels being dealt In
Er;rdstrrctss cstim;Lted increase OF .oHOO0 bush
al. n, r.c available supply east vi the ROCKY Noun
tnns and a docr,ose of Ol ga bushels the Pacific
coast. Paris cables closed '2o~3o confines lower.
and HcrlIu rcported a decline Of 81 mnrls. These
late cables and predictions by some persons that the
government crop report due tomorrow would be
Moy nntions started M II 90 II. rose 10 ~ 90 80
fell To- 81 90 IA and then rose to NJ 90 30. The
spot market also was higher but quiet. Exporters
took nearly 10000 bushels. and miiers $4,000 bush
els ... o.,,o.. - 90, ,
cents higher The strength In wheat. local covering,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
NETTING AT THE MAINLINE EXCHANGE.

The monthly meeting Of the directors OF the mari
lime Association held yesterday, President hlchaN
Crroov in the chair The annual dues for year be-
dining MAY l. were assessed at s25 the same rate ms
last wear TIE Maritime Exchange is TO be closed
for business on Good Friday but It not being legal
holiday, provision made for furnishing the marine
news of the port as usual 10 members on that day.
The hour OF the regular meeting Of the board was
changed TO IL O'Clock. Seven new members we're
admitted: c. r. Avery. s. G.. Irvine, +. w. Piper.
p Graney, James L. Kaul, Z. IL. RandecrocA' shd
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