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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrArrRFs OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
A bull. fever struck the wheat market yesterday
and made the shorts" with alacrity. The nc
suit of the dealings was rise Of 14dl 5-o cents
final figures being the highest Of the day. Firmer ad
vices from England, with rise OF 1-401-2 pence on
futures al Liverpool. gave the first impetus Then
came a liberal buying movement by foreigners. Auueu
10 this came reports OF crop damage from the West.
some dealers convinced that bed rock bad been
reached, and consequently bought. Loluom ~ to
export buying A reaction set in after the opeung.
ON local realizing stimulated by liberal receipts IN hl
weaker Continental accounts Late IN tAle gay ma
nipuators carried prices up TO the top ana the Close
was strong May started at 90 IA cents, went up u
p3 SIS cents, down 10 % 9l6 cents ana up again "
Corn was somewhat affected by the variations IN
wheat Speculation, however, was only noIeIa@.
decline Of asa SIS cent. subsequently the market
gained strength and finally closed la IL cent better
with liberal covering OF III ea nrS Tho
Use The cash market also higher, and seventeen
loads were taken for export
oats advanced La IL cent all around, ana trading
xras moderately active. Tise strength In wheat ana
corn contributed the buoyancy, besides when
there was considerable covering by shortsi 10
points higher, sympathizing with grain;
The closing quotations were a. foloWs: No.
Wlleat-March, 81 cents; April "a IL cents, May,
"a orSfs Jnne 90 IA cents July, ~ 3s cents;
Corr-Aprfl ~ 1-e cents, May, As "a cents; June,
Is "a cents July, 46 cents -, o.,o o.r,s
Nav. "a 3-s cents; June. "a Is cents; July, 80 Is
'e' isrd-March, Sc ST. May. Sc So; July SO SO;
A"f Se receipts at New.York Boston Philadelphia and
baltimore were Wheat 1852 bushels corn 5 No.
SOC imsheis: -four, 57,499 packages The rWapi ,
1T Chicago. Milwaukee and - Lohs 49,. W. mo1S
Io1 ,3l6 bushels corn $780, "a hnasn:. noHr
"a 9s3 bushels total grain, 'loo'a pueHeS' A''''
p5 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aieo,,. John to VIM IL Scott othave, 8 cor e5th.st
Same to sane, 9thsve. 65th.st months
''I nlsSih Adam. Anne Hertcl. Prnce-s'. con
coh npSSy is s %" Vest e"O Endaye Year
%9%n JUN" a lS Sfr@Ha f' yea po W,
Bcraa Joseph 20 renwsh ss1i ing od Bank. No 81
"r nratGaG i .a to William Mcilroy, 7Iss.
ccaaatd. Thomas j. and sno. to + Campbell
os ' q ana u yeF TO ss ALEXANDER Brown No
223 Maiison.t years, -. 600 u,,o,o-nh
cToqy Josn , G to sl 99Ty oR'y' hdse'0n0'
cronly John f; and wife to Richard nd 40 iandey'
Siaor orss Y and vie Mary Lan!ss s and
GOWN. Amalia TO Biakeslcc Barnes. 23dst e
DcmarSst iisnry aud wife Emeran Industrial
savings Bank 21incst 9hay a. year fl SS:v.
49d ..t' yTE 500.
ave ,,' 5 conn ana Ef so to 'et' fe'00'' M 0
(ahrca, charlI.. 70 George J Hamilton soth.st.
Guinea. Julian. % Samuel Kempner, lsth.st. e
Iiarln. susanna V, 70 Russell Sage. AmSterdam'aye,
cor ?o, Mn mos %as $780, n,oro,,v mos s,nos,
as,n To- s s% 'a"i saSSsf
slme u Zoler Lumber Co, same property, months.
S'mc to Jqigs LpmOn ct al, same property q mOrts)
Mamebnrrcr Morris. to Julia FTcIschm,nn, I'd
ave, ;, OF 5l'tst. years. $4,000. ,,,. s..,... -,
Loan Association hine.DHasr hood' s. lot o. map
N Johnson Gcorsc + aid wife to Sidney Dyer
sGh.-t. OF 2d.a,e. 3 years. $4,000.
johnson, George i and wife. Henry 4 Taylor
sGth.st. Of 2dave q morris years; $3.50
hu,chOwsky, Raphael and wife 20 Edith Jayne, :
Lennon VIM and wife. Ia greenwood Cemetery, city
Y c (iocrck.st : OF Stnton-st, years, $4,000.
sam" a. Mary Han - ~. Goerck-St, OF stanton
81 - mortSl, years. so 200. -
l. Cato WIN and wife % Title Guar ana trust %.
19d.st West End.avc. 3 years $500.
Monsces. Hcrminil and another Ia Herman w Monsecs
IT, and another. No 50 BOwcfy, morris $1,000
Mahony, Michael J IT al. % Brooklyn savings BANK
Pcarl.,t cor Wliam.st, demand. 5000 600:
NecdhOm Henry =. cXcr. TO Chas Young, NO oS var
lck-st. 3 $1,000.
Oppcnhcimcr Henry, 70 Henry n lob BINS, : sd
Sth-aNc. years So. IN
same Richard Dccvcs. s@d--t. Central Park
West. years. 10, 300 ~ 49,, $3.50,
Quinn Robert n 10 Walter Stubberleld, villa
ave, Potter Place. years. 1900 ,-,
Ramsey. VIM H.. to George Crawford, 35th-st, o
sth.aNe note -, 800. 49,
Ross Catharnc A. 70 William McleynOds. 132d.st
W IHnoNavc. years, -. 900:
Sauerycin John l. aud wife, to Louisa Sindic 9Th.
ave 53i.st. years 5000.
swift John to r Coddington and ano, executors. S
lith..t W iOth-avc, 8 years. $1,000.
Sterhaidt Jacob. and anO, % The Catholic University
u America, 77th.st 9th-avc years e. mtgs).
shaw Henry C. to Alice Mason. n osd.st W West
Tnd.ayc. 3 years. $4,000.
Saving. Bank s5th.st, Lexi-gton.ave year 800
Schweyer. Edward, 20 Andrew Rohr Sthavc, n W cor
35th.st years. 10000.
The Lincoln safe Deposit Co to y Y Lifo Ins Trust
UIdlkc Edwin = ard wife. TO Richard III l. Townsend
fOGth-st shave months, $500
same Julia Thocher, l00tl-st o 5th-ave.
years 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26

ws5e1oase GeIyere. since March / Is?2; New.York
bags ,;say, 'i9n. 500 ble.i total. 2oSs7o bags
in Lake bs@d have Been au% ed ia, c
rde, tso,c o, ol'csdy ncncnd The m.rke' not
elose a.. TIN1oui,e Ann win good trading; ss,
l0s7zc and 10 d. March. -stcad.cr
=; f20o il4c for common in car lot......sPELTEH-
Flour And MEAL-FLoUR-Yo further changes IN
HE high grades weio again in demand on hone trade r.
count witt llbers amount Of wheat patents tlFn
West lndie, sales 1900 nj. 600 q which Tor
gSsS sy IKE q 55st fef We, 1%ds. . 1870
%.sai eA1' o5 q 'gGr' 5o bCs T. -
S @i Mn Wet Indie. a. meas 30 rs,cn,
low eyra 81 90Gss 90 sintcr whsat low grades g. 9oa
g GS"- 1as en9 s?Gi n 30 2sG :ens 70 f9
ew eHe e ooes& 90 clear - sat- so re gNtg1e
i@tsns ordinary to choiee 81 25S ~ " fancY a 9oa
ms tIor 1QSet ~, I eSaeray ,5r'dy saes 100
family extaa 81 10Y Goss % paint, - 253t ' "'
EYE iL@ 0i u ishi demand Se I7 TX iq
ILoGR- quoted az 81 25qsl 80 -. ,HucGwhEAT
M N at .Go GG ' ;eSw %ec tern
qDGfSdh + :? 6b S@ % a. dad 'G
reported sale in the.e goods there :. no ecesl 6uyn!
ate .uppes IN melton ana price on fairly steady bH,
nc. For ,oi.tak yoencs r'lsins '%d''.c ( quoted
and aEr Mh iTc e"H "o i u ssts On Jn
quoted 81 25aai 40 and London layers 81 25a+l %
and csior H IN 6cses %cnd T.Sg rom
FoiGS "u G Hiaf 81" iH oia"r. are
hs oVa eg 10 'T mcns 5cn % az 20.
sfGnSry 70 - 3 for cSta choice goodS inaaas IN
socd supply and esssT quoted from SOC to 81 81 Der
~ e S9fo% were EGyG,ss ,od,! ,a1
a 9 S aT opg harbd a s", Of Gf "5 n% ec
lion while not eStnsiyc a. tnat Of & reached
S S I ceS"Tns Of Short t and go%o
cass. '''s' S%s @;t nr" s s%
tod Le Of I'm -
nrnness subsequently Augmented by liberal buying
for 0s nG afco "d ne G the s pT s On H.
oay rise local longs started unloadng ana Che market
winter belt and to this due part Of le reaction
C"ntinental cable were dscouraqing they had but
& ess ba 1 Tas 10 Of G @"n S~r on sGms dncd
1929. marks and Antwoip closed lower Shortly sfor'
tas ,oIc T Of ~rop d"n,gS oteter with rnmor Of
liberal export demand Hence sharp rally WIN IN, nn M
Hpneed to os'c witch broke TO 90 9lGc. From
chi, ee o wa 4" s s 10 81 down tSoi az to oc
rioHa a: De haurcs Afrya a. gtor post
s55aoc and Glo lush respect,Iy yeao azo SEQ
S SSs. and 'Sd'2 Tss1 '"
win r' Of ~ Goa and az tad ,rc wns So Nor
IplSs a, 'sss dS }ay red y a.
,cst go S .4 'aSo oc at S At over Nay"
sGea and Manitoba sPT d 90 % 'c s Mer' fSr
rs ooc bush spot and .peGa u, 1@s sgra sp Inc
XS'nS ggDr srT I'd a. 7lsa Sol Of aac.
g b. ' NSy,ncr% f1 sd@Da % %c no
M"Tc eae closing a. s 90 4G ae so.ar ss se
us , at oS Il s g. " so.na DO Jgy od9ic
cosnq 92'-c DO August " ~ ~ do peccmbc
S;c hut trading Quoted s9@ oIt v car W w., arm
6 0a' al lo' Gle aaost BARLEYIn light demand two
S So FEss Dc ssaS'f
M~SSoRN few features Of Importance and 'O'su
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
THE STATE or TR al DE.

Buffalo March oj.-Spring wheat firm, good inquiry !:
cur, No / hnrd sod at 90 l-2u93 BIC, closing AT
"a l.4c 10000 bush No. / Northern sold at 30 DC
closing at % lie. No. Northern, 80 &c Nln,cl
At 81 SIC: no | white, ~ Bic asked. Corn opened
firm clcl strong at oatsidc prices ears No yellow
odd Al lj0 l5 liz Is lee No. yellow sold al
45c; , car, No. = sold at "a 34c; 3 ears No. SOFA al
A lee / car NO 4 sold at 4ic on track oat7 hril'
ofrrings light , CARS No. white sold al ~ La
"a :I-ic; No. 3 white. 30 lea 3ic; No. mixed, 33c
asked Barley dull No. = Western, ti2c sample 49,
J5c: Michigan, fair 10 choice, 5ja GOc; No. / Canada,
.-c Rye SOC Uld for No. =. Flour dull best slillg
"a 6jd ~ 10 winter, ~ jOa - 90, rye hour, - JoH
- 20 Mlllfced dull and unchanged. Recelpt>-Wheat,
900 bush corn "a 900 bush oats, 5000 bush. snip
mcnts-Wheat $1,000 bush; corn, 1900 bush, oats,
LOO bush.
Chicago March 2j-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26

COFFEf-Thcre casicr maIket on th. SIo,
itGirac Sales 1000 bags 80 sPot - ,Se v so
spot l5s.c Also 1900 bags No Rio, l5-c' c. ana /
900 bags Santos Nos 6. and .. at i3.,c G. and l.
| Nos 4. ,, q. anu =. per "l"rla
ia for No $50 bag. Santos No Q. Kat fsTcGtt
bags santos No 9. per Akerhleen. l8ip Oh NM, mild
grOwths sales 300 bags Maracaibo and 400 bags Mnl-
cu, private t'ims; also 200 Mats interior Padans 20
there moderat trade in options, with an Tr'gu,
lar range OF prices time ruled od1o
points higher but Improvement before the close
cables. Hamburg a.. pg higher, Hare ad Sanssd
quotations March o2s "a April e2si May 81.
June 5gs July 5ss I'd August. 5f- Sd no guot'-
yr.t ordinary 40 kosj II 100 good second 40 Rilo-
10 700 exchange Trivatel u; rcccpts in no. 1000
hays RIO clearances TO United States. 1000 bags; Kio
stock TO Europe. 5000 bags RIO stock l0z.~o no
market-Ffrm. Receipts Santos Oo00 bag Santos
stock. 100000 bags. santo. markct-Qniet Good aN-
erage san:c 10 800; c,ercd from re March - : -
per $ : Kste Fawce,t 5000 bags. via Rio. Holiday
tomorrow Receipts RIO. Jul; ! 10 March -. lS'r2
600 bags same time 1891 1885 600 bags same tim
1890 lsal.OOO bags receipts az santos July J o.
March "a 1872 2.gl4 600 bacs same time 1891. 1861
osD bags same time 1880, l.7l7OOO bags. Total sale,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Dealings In crude petroleum not extensive yes
tcrtny AT the stock Exchange the sale, of National
Transit certificates amounted t. 5000 barrels. at 80
cents At the Consolidated EXchang' The sales reached
"a 600 barrels, al 81 "a 30 - cents. Refined oil In
Lorrcls wa, quoted at $40 c"ntS in bulk M !65 AMI
In at 80 crude In barrels at .. and In bulk at
, cents. go
on city. POM March 25.Natonal Transit certificates
iisre Gales 81 900 bbS clesianccs. J0S 600 bbs ship
ments 90 $50 bbl,: runs. lO5GS9 bhls.
" IIti.hltp Penn. March 2J-NltOnal Transit GER
tinrat. opencd 5i.c; closed at 5jhc; highest 56c
rradford Pcnn March 25-Natlonal Transit certificates
uencd at ste closed jjasc highest 5jsc lowest SIC
clcaronccs O.. 600 bbl-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March 25 (specaD.-New-fork' uhoef Ule
.ad..shIn n, Cottrell WAS buyer Of wheat To-Day
british cables were better. There were 10. Z" ciop
Iamase reports here Kansas and Missouri Ihefc
Vas general inclination 70 Ivy the market ior OuI"
- 80 ~ d.cou,agemen, to the bulls that Partridge was
the largest seller May opened At oli2, soid uetw'h
kOs.ds2ss closed e2 cent? The seDoaN tn ~
-. IgIt MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth had about OJV css'
The gossip that the Cudahys have gooa.sLsd I%rs ~
tsrss, IN corn has been INCREASING for week. 4ouat
there was more Of this talk than on any gay ye1 ~
opened AZ 39 sold between 39'sa39s ana olo.I ~ o.
epS Michael Cudahy's averages him about 40 c'hts
md he Is said 70 realizing the poor grading !ne
although the receipts hesVy pactcaiy 70 Gon NJ
rYsdsd No 2 oats were without any special feature
fbere were % 600 hogs the estimate for SsurdSy Sa
Is oo This will make weeks receipts about TO- Oo
nor, instead Of 1l5 CO., predicted week ago ifo'
,,ssns almost without huctuatlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATkRlAI.-lhe supply Of brick is ample
for all wants. and Prices hardly change. g. l-!'h
% Is Jelsey, $taa5 SO; FishlS nominal Up river hard
- .5Gsj pale - 5Od@- - RO>endac cement, II ~
per Dbl American Portland. ~ l0as2 20; Belgian Port
l.nd - 1OGS2 70 Igi,h Portland - 2jGS2 10 Rock
land lime, ~ per Dbl, and do finishing I'll TO-
lans 7jaSS per 900 goats hair 2ld2ic cattle hair
lUdlSc
CHlCoRY-Onerines moderate and the prices the same
u quoted early In the week.
tOOPEKAGE S1UCK-Ihefe is - fair export trade and
steady home consumption. but comparatively few chang
n
COrTON-rThe spot market ruled duh, at unchanged
prices Sales, 80 bales for. consumption Receipts AZ
The port TODAY $500 bales sgainst SAT- bales this
dav last week and 10 $50 bales time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
TO MIKE TIN PLATE At ST. LOUIS.

ST. Paul, March ga Duluth dispatch says: "Those
who pushing the structural steel plant about to be
put in at the end of the city state that II they are
able 10 complete their arrangements there will grow
out OF the and rongmill plants to be erect
ed here large tinp pate manufacturing concern. Cap
tain Joseph sellwocd manager OF the Chandler NINE
who is interested the project has lately been at the
BLACK Hills tin mines and Is enthusiastic over the
project lie is an old Cornish miner and knows all
nhonit the mining and manufacture OF TIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
r,,,opr,x pRoDuCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 20. - p. m-Eeei IN poor u in
mand. Pork in fair demand Hams ana Dnro ~
Raow IN poor demand Turpentine In FAR demand m,
RosIn I'm poor demand. Iaid--spoLlhe aca SIr ' d
mana Flour ia poor demand st. LoulS fancy Wi' H
SnIl al los Sd Corn-spot aud 1u'uics III "a a." Nsy
mand: mixed Western April firm AT - 'I ca,
firm at Is . Id. Hops at Londoh-raclhc O'"''
Thnre Is nothing offering.
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uO,atIons are based On American standard Of cas.Ac,
inarv ......37s Low Middlipg ....."..5h

Good Ordinary immunity Low Mddpg INNINGS ,n
STREET Good Ordinary. AZ Md1ling ..........o 3'lo
Optons-It was bull" market during most Of today
.esslon and J fair business accomplished WIN CON
sioerahle covering OF shorts Liverpool HlrTtd
rloe Of 3d4 points and private cables were more en-
,ouiagpg 1ncn the port receipts were small anu
,hc Interior uoyerIcnt Tor the week showed further
cimlnution. As consequence. prices advanced 1"s
Monte Later on however. local realizing set in and
t- coupled with expected lager receipts at Nov,
orleans Tomorrow brought about reaction closing
= ronts hlgler the day. sa-os. l2a.OO la-.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
itlusical Instruments.
r,IERsON PIANOS

EMERSON PIANOS
rxcel IN oil the varied elements indispensable TO In
,rpmsnts OF superior merit. Llqufity and purity Of
tone responsive and pleasing $4,000 have already
Ioen sold Tine prices moderate ana terms
entirely convenient TO purchaser. -
CIV Factory I'm Boston. Mass. Ncw.York warcrooms. %
,th.aXe 1ith-st.
N ASSORTMENT OF secondhand grand. upright and
"A ou,re p,no. OF our own make 10 perfect condition
and fully warranted also . number OF secondhand pianos
Of other prominent makes Ut very low prices; On
W o-'ef ''' WM KNABE CO..
1ie SHAVE, near Goth ST. NcW.xofk.
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Proposals.

ID ROPOSALS FOR COAL.-Springfed Ar.
il mory Mass. March -, 1so2.-Scsl.d Proposals. In
rpllcate will be received until II o'clck Monday.
gross tons B:GmnoHs Coal. Circular with SPECIFICATIONS
% No Ord Dept COL
ID ROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR TIE
/ PoSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT AND POSTAL
SERvICE-PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHING.
G r9N a. III ibis pepareH until sStuday April 1857
at II O'clock noon. for furnishing Wrapping paper,
wrapping paper for facing slip, twi9s letter scales post
pads paper envelopes rubber goods pens pen holders,
~ steel rubber erasers books typewriter supplies aud
ens Articles respecveiy times time
beginning July J. 1892 and ending June 80 1923 for
Ssieed statsmeDt 81 the requremehts to be- met il
cspect 10 article and also the estimated quantities
lions az to the manner OF bidding and conditions be
observed by bidders, VIII be furnished on application 10
the Superintendent 81 h Oh
the right TO reject all bids
waive technical defects and to accept any Part o.
Postma ster-tieDeral
ID ROPOSALS FOR STEEL. &C, FOR TIE
/ WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.-March Is. ls9o-
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposals for Steel. Sc for
Will be received the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing
Navy Department Washington, D; G.. until - o'clock
thercafter to furnish a: the Washington Navy Yard
OF steel iron wire lumber hose paints alcohol
!, Pp a pipe nd asi and pr s Ss %S, CON-
spcction. Blank proposals viii BE- furnished upon an.
plication the Ccmnandant Of the Navy Yard or the
invited lie bids all other things being equal decided
Ct @ 5ssss any EDw IN sE Sss%sa
General. Y. 3. MUs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
New.York. Friday. March 25. 1892.

The following sales held at the Exchange and Auc'
ton Room .od0y , ~. 70. 4. 20.
j.story buildings with plot OF land Nos oos % pa
Manhattanave. corner l2lst-st plot looilX9'' he
5storv buildings with lots Nos 527 531 w 52dst
W AIS ft e OF ilthaye lots 2jXO05 each Alexander
SO. 900. go - , . = ..,o,
story building with lot. No 16e Broadway: corner
~ f9thst lot p 5X42 1lx25x41o Henry Brasil s3O5V
sale Of dwellings with lots Nos 1874 20 15S w 74thst
w Of 9th-aye withdraw.
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Gclp Wanieo.

<>EGA MIXERS WANTED.
~ Profitable good men E,ncihl al ooclety
with 10 900 members aud $3.50 0o0 n R'lf Funds. -
wear plan. BENEFITS PAYABLE every 81 years The best
hanged order In existence.
FEATEliNhL GUARDIANS.
sos Artist, Philadelphia, Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
rI-nnpEAN FINANCIAL

London March %, p. m-consols 20 ~ i Pcn n1
svIVa3Ia and ohio frst-mortgaee bonds 30 &c cnnn
dlan Pacific, 81 Eric 30 ~ a., no. 90 "a Money,
1872 81 per cent Paris advice. quoc eAG Irns
on London al 23 francs II IL cchtes yr Roland
The amount o. bullion gone INTO VIC DIM" Vi e
on balance to-day Is E"oOO
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60 Get for Business purposes

TO LEASE LARGE BRICK BUILDING,
Corner and 1othst also vacant lots also orck
buildings on East l9h.st and lots near bukheao
East River. JOHN U. BROOKMAN, 43 Exchange Place.
n ESIRABIL LOFTS IN THE NEW BUILDlSss oSi
~ East 16tht each containing oooO square aes
rent including Folsom BROTHERS. 500 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
Citn 11ropcrtp 60 fet.

no LEASE beautiful new 20 n. 4-storv house
"A. pantry and bathroom extension decorated; 10 West
Also extra wel.bult medium.slze 4.story house, 81
West g7th.st. Rent 81 ,J00
APp' W. CHAS. Buck & CO.,
2ei Columbus.ave.
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Crop movement:


Crop movement: Bales. I'ales
Visbto supply 4 go 1888. 500
Receipts, Observation-Disclosures. 11,l.S $50
Exports Britain, days. 1s.oOl T., 10
Exports Franco, days 1881 = y33
IN ports Continent, u days........ 81 32i o',cJi
ports to Channel, q days......-.....
Stock In New-NOrk In licensed ware.
houses counted daily ........-...-... 3Ss,1O1
In other places lcstima, d. 1870
Total stock in New.York. by running o.o
Stock in all United States ports. 81 C97JO 613.lSO
Liverpool kilograms AS j. m.-Rrccips, 1000 bale"
of which American 1000 bales Salcs 10000 bales Z"
which for speculation and export 5000 halcs; American
900 bales Spot market. hardening MIddnG uplahls,
3asd. Manchcster-Mdrkct yarns-Quict, but steady
4 he dplI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26

'' Marie Of aSsSs s1
FTgcSa CempbSH H TO Thomas Caulaeid $4,000
5s'il; Wm lie Cot to Louisa 4 Ash. s3.75o
9thaye: corner 0it.st; 2oSs61o; william ,o,o
sgd sou rs e no8% stSavc, 25xlo32 Rich
sgd na Gs.E $50 tS T Of e 5oRSc22 Henry
ss lt%9O@s : s5 T, Of shave 75xioo5 George
osd.st n s. 800 II " Of iIth.ayc 25x32; Alice o,o
@atSoc University y %, America 8 stenhaEt 100000
McSlahoa to same. -; 80 : ;,,d
7'i a@ Meie 40 % + ca 81 sSrY1 oNOo2 ",
SANE property: Frederick Casseblcr 70 II Meles
'' maad 6 s,e to V' Reyni $3.50
100 !oSs Anderson 's Price, Tefss to Herman NM
sot H,re'' 80. $50 Fast, Ann Martin Kate
7ad Mi'' 30 $50 Fast Clarence Davis samuel
Isl ~ :: 2ls i.taye 2ixOoi WIN Me. =, zoo
T oy no 20 o 5,G0J @a FeSSnaaa to ame '"
3d11c 5. 737 It n ioith..t, 27.sxiOo; Levi 90 ,oo
West Lndpye 7s ho r. 9 Msyl,a lsAoo; I'd
lseG.st 80 I@s West; VIM McEcynOlds to A :. M
l3'tl.t h IS9 70 Martn 1900
Same D,T property Vim Droneer to John DIchl:
bIGok%'G to " g. y - - ,Fost t''''' ~ 1900
airSre; wecsS 10 PhiIp fahr .,,'' 200
SuHM 1idn harc ~ Nal II w r Quinn 200
vasv tn? ri T, D Potter face 5cxIOo wal
p,6 tG 30 5o: tndcrfi to II Heineman.
p,arl..t Nos $50 and 439a Richard Mahoney
wcst,t nc 20 one..lrd part peter Munro to -
sane ne I p"per'' ............ 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
Storage.

A 7 THE HAEGER WAREHOUSE. SHAVE, FROM
33d 70 3ith-st solage for furniture baggage goods
and wares OF every description in sepsrse closed cempar-
packing. shipping and everything appertainng 70 ths
and Insnection invited. Once 3C0 West 3ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26

,,oe,So PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Sun Francisco. Msrch p. leo2'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
Countrn 1)rouertp for Sale ano 90 Eet

Gounfrp propertp 1or quiz a''o ' w -.
1TKAoIIyE HOMES at Harrington Pax, Bergen rs}|.a
a. s. o are o1ef Ere Ta' ssli
cents per square loot pTGPy Nav BE- made pesonay
or e9r by leser to j. EDwKRD GILES, l27 East leth
MOYG THE oRANGEs.-GOthic house ,, eA'ensiyc
dress F., ii South GrOvest. East Orange. \. ).
HARMIS country Td rented , i%ni'hs st.,1s
u rooms bath acres, fruit, garden staoes' eAe'cn
and PARTICULARS Box IA, Stamford, Conn.
r about s 200 s s Of I e1G Iaa
Island within teSE msi q KeST co f broadway
L OTIS FOR S1lE 81 81 SESp faur
Perfectly Developed. Restricted against nuisaneeA
81" LIS 49, w a,a Ear, SA on Beach
Is minutes iron IRON R b ss9t. Se~'f0k'
IS minutes from Brooklyn City Hall
rae New - pe TTy.'
New Electric ,l r. R 0,
G. b. F. RASDoLfH, ii wau.ss, New-York.
SUBUKBAN REAL EsrATE ExsH yS !!nsSrPssS;
50 suburban places pa art, 9 81 1yss
ITO LET FOR THE sEAsoNIhe jayne Tssseq%ses e
J. Foqr .sds FsssGsss On ss.ss =:
y ;pRsd w With .s the s Ss..
ass feet deep have ali city convcoencs
sae1 c sSa S'h sHs Sis
"a ss "a o9SG at the M sg' e. On
Peass Directly front and Main Drive within
covered piasSas mspnaeent unoi tructd View
Bm 1sFH two niles utS Of ocean Grow and the sams
distance north Of Spring Like Has eSeeent bathing.
gaSg a hs n@ss Of drives and rso from
York By Express Trains on the Pennsylvania and New.
'' Apply TO c. .: Hudnut. Ninth Avenue, r. R.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
WHEAT. NO. o.

quotations follows: Flour, quiet inquiry
almost entirely local 40 spring wheat slc No sphs
wheat. 1iLd,62c. NO > r"d o5.c No corn, J7-2c
40 corn 37d3, .c oatS, No Whit. 2y2c; 80 "hte,
2T',c. 40 0It .sc; No - 9ci NO : barley DOC
No naN-'cd37c; prime timothy seed, 81 2GTl ~ mss
pork per bbl. 80 U2aarl0 o. lad, pr 100 49, 20 IL 2G
20 rib, tl0O-c), JJdTJ - = dfy salti
shoulders boxed, - 5Od~5 short clear sides coAgG
:6 10: whi,kry dstllcrs finished goods, gal. - is
sugars. unchanged No 3acy, i2dijci Not T. o. D. -
a