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PHRENOLOGY.

HAVE YOU HAD YOUR HEAD EXAMINED
IA oooooooo
- Do You know that
Phrenological Examination is
the ley to the solution of all the
vexing problems of human lifes If
not you should investigate and be
convinced at the earliest possible
moment. Prof. William Windsor
LII b. Pm. D., the worlds most emil
nent Phrenoiogist, is in Wasl ing
ton. and Is l"cated at gl1 street north
west His hCmrs are from 10 a. g p m
daily. You are PRIVILEGED inves.
gate the science of Phrenololyfully
before you make all investment.
Prof. Windsor makes no
charre for ars interview. in
which he VIII exJlain his
methods fully he
fore the applicant
decides. A PhranO-
loZic'i Examination by
Prot. Windsor will decide and
describe 10 you your Chars ter
and how to Improve it, Faults
how to correct them. Talents aud how
To- make the most of them, Your best
PuenssS Vocation. Profes sion Trade yCur adam
tation Matrinony and Business PARTNERSHIP, Heatb
it. how to accumulate Fortune and prolog Life Al
teEd the Lectures given by Prof Win isor and learn
the secrets Oi Health Morals and Finance Increass.
enjoyment. \ knowledge of the Phrpnol oricai ~
more than ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT KINDS
OF HAPPINESS. PRIVATE EXAMINATIONS DIIiy
at 80 street northwest. Hours: 10 a H. to 6 % m
myl1-1m
PROGRAM OF LECTURES.
.SNext sunday at IL III. to both sexes AZ Masonic
TeHule. FREQ Lecture, VI IDE SUNDAY night
myl7-Im PROF WINDSOR
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ny6-1m
500 18th st.

i mona and Ave lots at Colo rne near Atlantic CITY,
Every lot high and dry and 4OIi70 feet Terms
For For tu =. information apply at
myll.ot 625 Est. NV
"NoNTPE.LIER" For SALE.
Contains 20 acres at 800 per acre. Montpelier
ss % s 'f part o
in fs@ hnFsp Ss
best bull. modern house Of 1898 1t is heated by hot
bath sSs Pr
~ modern improvements Everything nice and in
the grounds surrounding the dwelling are beauti-
and have ong been noted by tourists as the nearest
resemblance to English that found in
tury old and forest oaks that has no equal in the
country on high GROUND in close proximity twthn
r.. between Washington and Baltimore. 10 miles
i ,pas was m b Snssa hours ride by
will increase in value surely the national capital
WASHINGTON road. over which Gen Washington fire.
alluded to as Gen. Washington apartment; this
p9 Tsr was sr then MS hating place
dwelling cannot be Duplicated today for s3O. 900
be ali ar avn mn.' D. s
All the furniture in the dwelling. which is nicely
stock and farm implements with crop in the ground,
can be purchased at an appraised valuation and pos
session can be given within ten days
Further Information Will b, furnished by
THOS. d. BOND, Attorney,
my9lm 6l2 + ST. n. w. WashinVtoA. ID. C.
E'OR RENT-FOR THE SUMWFR-HANDSOME
country places furnish" ID. near Relay b. o. ;auick
TIT, ,.f9s to and from Washington, l. KEMP DUAL
LOIS r 81. NV aplS-lm
'kOR RfNT OR SALE-A FARM OF A. ACRES
with large house OF rooms and barn and all con-
venlences ttached situated the water one mile
mile and one-fourth from Old Point Comfort Va
commanding a full view OF Fort Monroe and its sur.
rr9undinEs For further information address BOX 95
fhebus. va apl71m'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EOR SALE-JUST FINISHED ON LINE OF
+ Washington and Baltimore Boulevard and Elec-
5lasss sIss loft All picket fence
IA Ssg ssBF S II in m sSah II
mouse with three latrobes BATH closets cabinet and
deep three blocks from station Price. o., 500 s25
large front and back porch well-bnilt and painted
well Out bpdins, s. inclosed with picket fence and
block from station Prize. 81 500 s45 Per month
Lot Z. block IS Of Lakeland. nd
IL 81 5SS Sssss: S
lakeland is situated eight. miles from Wash
also on the line Of the proposed boueyard and electric
ra.Oaa to BstimoIs Ithasa beautiful lake stores
iA, SEW n! Owner 1899 St. At Lakeland
INQUIRE Tor l. .. CABLE. Supt myl7-tr
EoR RENT-A FARM HOUSE FOR TIE SUN.
l. mer; terms low; situated N miles from the G.
ipa e. ssns at ties and - miles from
b. and o. H. H. For information address
my17-3r' Poole.ville. Montgomery county. Md.
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A RESIDENCE
an IN me city, gSod ten-roSm resdence with 1a
'efs' Oh ground In ROCKVILLE bav1p TiGe $sS foNE
1t sO4 and 500 st. NV
EOR sALE-A BARGAIN-ONE ACRE OF
6AfWoob eARRETf c asf isth a nIi'f H.
n. mylf; ct.
Two attractive cottages. shade and fruits; 10 min
o Sd Paul fSr
EHOR sALF-sUBURBAN-EXC
Il NEAR University HEIGHTS. BROOKLAND,
f6k hhM Bh2RE P 5GSkAAR hRs h
BARGAINS.
u.cv LOTS AND S;;
0oHNh" nHhN r"o9 Roa ANp QUEENS CHAPEL
+ p S AfsEs At AID BEST
and close to all the fine improvements in
this immediate locality.
J. B. W1MER. REAL ESTATE. Cos 18TH ST.
FOR sALE.l626,-A HANDSOME LITTLE
NEAR orrppvScHHUUwHCUH 6 PTRqPERT y, ,,,,,
ADJOINs BROOKLAND AND UNIVERSITY
HEIGHTS:
Brick Church Building.
Bunker Hill Road.
Lot q, 5 e5d
The
Building Cost
More Money u Cash.
DISCOUNT IF ALL PAID IN CASH;
FOR sALE-DELIGHTFuL AND VALUABLE
USIyERSITY HEIGHTs and
BUNKER EI HILL TRACTS.
Snail Property
HOT fh HNP os cb wxT fna pSTEar aSss
GOING SHE'S 70 SELL
my163t
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toksALE-
We make specially Of BROOKLAND property.
and II VIII pay You call upon Us before buying
We have LOTS az from q to- 30 GEMS per square
foot That sell ON favorable terms and HOUSES
from g. 400 - 900 No trouble 10 shOlc prOgertH
For fUII particulars call upon
McLACHLEN * BATCHELDER.
ARIA Cor. 10Th aud 6 SITS. NV
toE SALE A BEAUTIFUL BROWN ~TONE
house, 81 rooms all mi ; On avenue; 5000: no
cash down. so per month; also some cheap lots.
bwnrr. J. ID OR IIS~AST. so Ilth :. aI-34 IN
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CHIROPODISTS.

DAINFUL CORNS AND BUNIONS ARE RE.
Il lieved instantly by The worst" cases a
speciality. PROF. j. ]. GEORGES l. SON. Chirop-
odsts ll10 Pa. ave mh2S-:}m
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S1 n BUYS A HOMESTEAD IN
GU MAYS LANDING
The finest suburb of Atlantic City.
Why pay high rent whore work il slack, wha n SlO
buys home lot clear of debts, where kmen are
in great demand. wages high and living low
Or you can pay ON inst4llmentS of 3 Week May
Landing il county seat OF Atlantic. Lots so feet
above ocean squares from railroad; communication
fare 10 Philadelphis - cents Court house. schools
hotels, paper, clothing. shoe. cigar, sash. furn-
tire tile. brick, lumber and cotton mills, with i'm
mensa water pc -Four factories and 100 houses
built within year; 100 more building Every buyer
now gets extra lot free i'll lovely
LAKEWOOD PARK.
Two lots for go while they last. Get lot for your
child and give II start in lite. 80 inves; ed now
will bring 800 in year. Better than a savings
bank You can buy by mail safely in person.
Send money. will best lots and send YOU
warranty deed free by return mail
NAYS LANDING IMPROVEMENT CO..
0lS Franklin ST.. Philadelphia.
washington office, 10 + st. n W. ap.29-1 I'm
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EOI; SALE
+ HOMESEFKERS,
N ATTENTION,

Examine closely the extraordinary woodwork an
fne inIsh those substantial and weIl-6uilt mons
on !-,.a - L. ". adjoining the corner of st-5s
r. .5UIO 18th St
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LNOR SALE-DELIGHTFUL SUMNER HOME
L near Rockville; surrounded by large trees and
bracng three of land 81 room house with veran-
das three sides stable and quarters fruit
trees shrubs and vines: overlooks a pretty valley
through which winds considerable stream of water
moderate price. Address HENRY n. COPP. 7Oi Sth
st. ". myl2-lm
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

| LOR SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
| Il Cheapest lot bet. 18th and 14th SITS grade
| Kenyon St Price, s. cts foot Will soon bring 81.
| 1t DAVID ID. STONE. S04 and sos + st. n.
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NOR SNLE-A NELL-FURNISHFD AND DFsIR-
arly located house. now occupied by good paving
terILT> the o".l"r leaving the cty Oilers bargain
FIR further particulars see GEO- b. WYCKOFF
Invlt-J SO i Il N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MARCH 49, 1s9-TwELvE [A

,oc do ss, I7d17ac rolls hrsts sS@mei
Make So%2.s state state a sal '' thirds
s .rssi soae@c factory l7csOc; weak State
CfEEsE-The market Is dull and N toaI colored
i fa@tSry ~. flS' choice good TO pr%o c
common 70 ua sannc common lair 3d re fn! skms
Market has rrGGs sh remain State is aad
9nUnsrvanIa newad isc MARYLAND newsd
Wa'hin ION, neT Na,hvle new.aid l72c Ea',efn
Ten s, Other sS 90 sG"AsTn ga
3jc goO~e eggs 6JdI1c. ,.. ,r,,ho,,t change In
pce. Mu.covado 81 t 2i5l6e a9a - u, Gu.
ii 2c 10 business reported. REF f'D ,e
gnanj ciushci 5Isd5ac powdeied4s 40 ioc
sanuaied .5ca.'c me c. gf.n" s. oee xxx
sStd I@9 5.%s4tc mould A. diamond
co. confrct,oner- f.44dt '-c '9iunbi, &c
a% Windsor A. 4g4 5Gc Kdee%a9Oda. A. 10 siS
I.oe'N a. ioed4,.c; no. \. tdtlsc 70. 5.3t na
4'.c; No 10 3;atHi;c; 80 ~ dcc 'oi"'c' w. 49, ''
'ssTEARiNE-Dui aud nominal. lard quoted az i'"'
oTSLIow-Qui.t and steady prime city quo'ed AZ o4'
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GE1TN AND PRODrCE MiRhETS.
rr,rrrrs or xrw.yoKK DEALINGS.


The sales ~ wheat options on saturday Amounted
IN lilo 900 bushels and the activity wa accom-
t,,ul.i hv some excitement and Ly firm on" chiefly
a, a result 81 buylng Lv foreigners. In IN" later
dealings Their. was disposition 10 realize on early
prr,ll.,s opening prlc', indicated an adNaEc" OF
/. cent. and u further advance Of l2al cent
followed while the net gain nj the close had been
reduced "a ! aal cent MAY options sold At - Is
- June at ia - IL; July at = II -lGd 80 IS ;
August NJ ~ l-2a 80 "a september AZ sOa so L. and
December ~ - l % - 81 cents. The spot market
advanced II cent In sympathy with the option list
md with an improved demand for export the ton"
at The close firm. The spot sales were 10000
bushels. all ~ export
For corn fuiurrs the market opened j." J.. cent
higher IN sympathy with waca'. but Immediately
reacted and co-cd dull \ rally subsequently SCI ln.
and nnal quotations Indicated IN advanc" ~ lsh II
cent for nv, day sales 10000 bushels. spot
ruled firm. hut dun.
Oai- wcrr dull for both spot lots and futures.
The ntt"r closed al lo,, u cent. and spot prices
e maintained.
rhc final Official quotations were ~ follows:
Whrni March - =. May. - 81. June. = ] =
July. - {: August - 81 september, 20 Ia De
ccul"r. = = cents,
Jun" II lulS. II - cents.
March. 20 - May, D =; June - 3s;
july - 4. cents.
Iard-Mnrch. si2 20 MAY. si2 -; July. FL 80.
The receipt, u grain ami -four reported on >aiur-
we're ~ follow. Wheat -j:.iJ bushels; corn. 40.
100 bushels oa',. a. 10 bushels: total grain. -
- bushels nour. ,17o7 package. ~ Chicago.
Milwaukee and -. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat,
80 bushels, total grain. 1d.,G3l bushels; flour, a.
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
TIE CNTVERSfTY SETTLEMENT SOCIETY
INCREASED INTEREST IN ITS WORK AND IN THE
XEIGHBORHOOD GUILD

As result OF the meeting Of the University Settle
mcnt Society held at the house Of William Jay
Schieifclln on saturday afternoon an increased IN
terest In the work Of the society and the Ndehhor-
hood Guild which T. a part OF the University settle
ment. Is promised. More than 100 pcopl' OF proni-
ncnce. representing all denominations. were present.
and the interest that each seemed 10 take IN
the work Of the sOnety, as explained ly seth Low.
Dr. Stanton Colt and others has gwen much sausfac-
ton 10 the promoters Of this work among the poor
Of the city The society Is following closely Ia"
methods Of the successful organizations Of the sam"
kind AT Toynhoe Hall, London. The idea IS social
reform. 1nc society seeks to become acquainted WITH
The people Of the Sums 10 gain their confidence" ana bv
means Of social Laboratories and dormitorics for
teachers and students. teach them III" sc'"nc" OF
life. To carry on us work IN a more extensive way
the University Settlement Society proposes 70 build
social laboratories and dormior"s on the East SIDE.
to take the place Of The Inadequate quarters In which
the work was begun several years ago. This build
ing plans for which have already been made was
described In Yesterdays Tribune.
An idea or what the society IS doing through the
Ncighborhood Guild at the headquarters In Lafayette
HALL IN Delaney St. can be obtained from Inc l"p"
ing SYNOPSIS OF the programme for March: Every
morning except Saturdays and Sundays, kindergarten
free reading room for adults and poolroom also on
MONDAYS little girls club. young mems gymnasium,
class I'm American history ana constitution, COOKING
class and social reform meetings on Tuesdays class
in ree.hand drawing, meeting OF the young women
Improvement society. library books gwen out ana
lectures On other days there are classes In natural
science. singing and other studies Concerts and
theatrical entertainments are given several times In
the month"; including sacred concerts on SunhayS'
The head worker in the University settlement So
ci.tv is Dr. stanton Colt, graduate OF Anhcrst
College and OF the University % Berlin. Before he
began his work among the poor he was well known
as a writer social and religious topics. lie lives
In Forsyth.st and has gained a strong hold on the
coc,,onc of those with whom hc works. some 81
thu mon who are interested In this society are seth
Low car, Schrrz Joseph Is Glider. Henry Holt, the
R.v Arthur Brooks, John Armstrong thanl"r, Johh
,a,r Rohert F. Cutting i;rayion Ives. Robert :.
Ninturn James X. Paulding Elihu Root. Gustav IL.
Schwab Spencer 1rash, II. Walter webb ana Everett
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ycwYorx. spmriay Mrch li.1BlL. " ~ s,urhterar.
~ c,,s or coo had all consigned direct 70
e. trading Feeling steady. Very niue trade ~
beef md no variation in prices Shiphe"'' '' ''P
tAIvES-Rcccipts o. mead market stacy o o% IL
limited for lack Of stock J. l. N'i'oh FUN =" '
rs I, .ncrage M - 30 pr 100 n. ooo hooa
siIFrP AND fAMHS-lec"pt, cais VI were in tho
r"ns Thcr, better feeling m,nP sh anu about
ruI,d Arm Will. lambs were rat'd 1odl'c hl.h'I iii
everything was closed out. Poorest 10 prS SUI "a ar
az siVs6 00 per 100 n fair to chc1er a d I,mb mixed
=; IL a bunch Of clipped do at So sheep ana l'hI N'u
AZ 80 The dad market quiet ana nncn'n3nu. o,.
" S,los Dllrnlack: PIG Western lambs. :! ID M'rase,
At u, g., ,rr 100 N 10 do II n. % - ln o
sheen ~ n y. ~ g. - State 10. lO1 ~ ut ~ oo|
IIacniack Ilollls oo3 wcst"rn lambs So l NJ "a az
80 =, 917 do - ~ at - 10: .3 DO ~, n 20 - "a
9 state do. 80 n. 81 10 81 sheep ana iamo'' u H.
" u Harrington 100 STATE larbs. - n. at 80 20: IL
We, IN do - ~ at ~ 7O 81 Western sheep. .? ID
Hume e. Mullen OBJ MEXICAN lambs - ~ az - o. o. ,,,
II collin. los ohio llmb-. - n, at ~ bp; II i'i1
Clipped do - ~ at IS 81 western sheep tpoo) oo'a
r.. at -. oc 49,, Mana ,r sa,o
lIOnS.- Receipts ears. or 496 had None ior sae
alive Nomnany nrncr a, - 9Ca1S 80 per 100 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
1--WE STOCK MARKETS-pY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo March II.-Cattlc- Receipts last ~ hours
3aIO head : total for week thus far. 1890 head
for same time last week. l1.ptO head 'ohsleh'u
through $50 head to New York. $50 head :, Oh
,alc none: market opened and closed Sf"ady. HOG
-Erc,iptS last - hours ll,1Oo head to'A lot N",'
Tins far 300 head: for same time last Week
- % head consigned through. $500 hrad u
New York = 400 head sale. 2l,J1o head mar
kct opened steady: about all sold closed st'anV
workers. good 10 best So - 10, light. :. ~ -
GOOD mediums a. con = 30. pigs. ~ $685. .,
sheen and Lambs Receipts last - hours. j.Voo heW
total for week thus far 3G.GDO head for same nm n
last week. - 100 head: consigned through ~
head 10 New York 100 head on sale. ..'i,' h'au
market opened slow. hut steady closed dmll e.oo
r. hest lamb, Sio ri 30: fair Il good q 2'a - -
good TO best sheep, $685. 20; common To i"r
Chicn.o March IL" The Evening Journal" reports
Cattle Receipts. $500 head shipments, 100 lrad
GOOD H. prin" export. Hjo 80, choice" rat steers,
"a 755$j %: Others. - son ~ % silckcrS. - 2on
~ 40: COWS - 5Od =, -. IIogS-R"celpfs. noou
head: Shipment. none: market dcmoralllcd iahcy
G.avr s-a-- -. choice heavy. - .Og - . ulN"i
and packers - .j0$ - 20. prime sorted ng.t - 'oH
- 81; nj = and li.ht. 20 jo0 - 21 >"ep-Rcce'P,S
800 Head shipments. none, market slow. weak
We,t.rn sheep = 2O0 - 40; native sheep. ~ 1oa
- 30: lambs. fi~S6to ,,.,,,.
Cndnnail. March Il,-Co-ton nominal; mddilng
- Lonis March II.-cattle-Rccelpt'. 800 heai
.hinm.n,s zoo h.ad Market steady fair u choice
native. r,.-rs -30 80: fair to good fci Texans. T."T
lngs-R .ccip's. 1000 head shipments. 800 l"ai
VpIkct .o Zoe lower, heavy. :, 40" - 30 miNri
= 9no - %. nsAt. - Ioo - 20. Receipts,
none. shipments. none. No market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
COTTON MARKETS-EY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. March II. p. m-cotton,N merican-
NlddlIng 1-l6d. The sales OF the nay iGcludtu
300 bales American Futures closed firm. Amcrl-
can Middlng low mddling clause. March delivery,
4 rOcIda 81 .C4d: March and April delivery. - 6ido
6i6id April and May delivery vi 14e@ 1 "a' aMd
July delivery I'd buyers July and August delivery
} 26id sellers; August and september delivery delivery
Lido . > Odd september and October delivery
~ sid value october and November delivery
90. GIdG4 81 Gid ,,, a.
Galveston. March l1.-Cofton steady: mddline. DC
low mddling = use: good ordinary. -sc net and
gross receipts. 80 bales; sales, lo"4 bales stoch
1Oi96 bales. ,,,,, &C..
low mIddllng \ ) Sc: good ordinary. : l6c net
and gross receipts, 49, bales sales, 80 bales Stock
A. DC bales. ,,,,,
: i5-iGc; low middling. Tide: good ordinary
3lGc: net and gross receipts 1851 bales; exports
CoaStwisc. i777 bales; sales. 2'5 bales. stock.
G2627 bales.
New-Orleans, March 1l.-Coton easy good mid
ding o 3sc: mddns. DC; low middlng. :I'4c; good
ordinary, :I-sc: net receipts. 3531 bales, gross re-
ccipis 3,5i4 bales exports to Great Britain, 1000
bales TO France. s735 bales TO tue Continent. 5000
bales C"astwlse 7c7 bales; sales. 80 bales; stock
oo2.42l bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. March u SPECIALIZATION Yesterday amazed
everybody In,tcai Of going all u pieces the GOV
crnncnt report reserves, 1t opened ao ad-
vance 81 almost . cents and closed rather nrm. May
-old between X and ,Gh. and closed at 16s The
strength was all the amazing because the bull
leader, dI appear be- manipulating the price al
all Outsiders did the buying. principally the Moth
Furthermore. all the outside markets were higher
showing that for reason a. other spectators a.
4 wnnir. regarded ia" government figure, bnish
rather than bcal>h. surprising thing to the trade here
The Northwest had Al can here there 2j3 the
estimate for tomoNow 100 II i expected that
visible supply VIII show little Increase
hero the wheat dCal Is that the Cudahys
York long intt. aud that John Cudahv has the In,n.
81 the cntr" operation Corn steady, Nav
selling between 80, and i3- and closing Mt Az. There
general feeling that the Government figures farm
fe>,,>~. GO 600 900. bul>h. Receipts only
liz the "smit" for tomorrow only 80. Oats
srady within May sold between
32h- J5i- closed 3S-. Tn" receipts eighty.
eight III" cstmlt" for tomorrow 100. Pro-
Visions irregular. but the whole. rather weak
fum the yards mlNcd there only 900
hogs, and prices out there - Ia 20 loScr
The hog estimate for tomorrow only * 900; foa
this week ~ coo. H. predicted the
stock ~ ribs would show anofhcr decrease for the
would not exceed lO,aDOOCO pounds by April l. Iitcy
continued 10 absorb Nav lay. May PORK sold between
si7 - and az 90. AMI closed at 81 80. MAY lard
MAY RIB sold between 40 10 and $40 Il. ami closed
at Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
college FRATERNITY MAGAZINE.

The first number Of the new edition OF The Delta
Tpsion Quarterly" the official organ OF thc D'''a
rpslon Fraternity. has just appeared. It's EDITORS
have boldly forsakcn the size and general appearance
81 the preyious Issues and aim 10 max" II magazine
Of more universal interest and somewhat higher
order tan heretofore. The editors are wilson L.
Fairbanks, Tufts College 81. "dltorn chief Robert
J. Eidz Cornell. 50; George y. Morris. Rutgers
IS: Ellis J. Thomas. Williams. - Thornton H. Pen
field, Columbia. 80. aud Robert NJ LoV"tt Harvard
90 The Illustrations Of the magazine are one 81 The
chief features Of the Issue. The fraternity has AT
present twenty eight chapters and about 5000 mem
hers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March 1l-Four dull and lower; w .s S3"
super 81 s5ds2 49, extra y 23ass DO amy do - Is
~ So winter wheat patent, ~ 'oaSf ~ pis aT0 ibis
al 80 do straight. - soast ~ What irregular
and armef; No red epot AID March. Mly
SIsa7Jisc July, 7J-d,G2c; steamer 10 o, GOO hush
asked receipts. lo755 bush shbmstss milling wheat
by ample 1915 Corn rmer miNet ,p2t an aal hid
49, d4siec April isa,ai9c May 4cac July hi1nents
steamer mixed i55,c bid receipts, sO insn on hush
OS,Ojs bush stock. 9,2 i2o bush sae Dat, QUIET and
steady; 40 white Western, 4iaila no; TX M hush
S7tr37 c receipts. 10000 bush snipnen "2c nominal
stock 1863 20G bush. Rye dull 40. :, od -, rhoise
i%%s s' sas7 So Train Heights qqel @
Cotton nominal middIing. ?i2c rroI ions , Sa lard
fair TO choice 22d3ic do imitation, &c. Ess,' W
l7e; easy Coffee firm; o Ga,goeS s a,r' COPPER IN
loac. Sugars easy ganuiat'u t'o''' NNff
changed Whiskcy firm. 81 240 sl 20
Boston, March ll-Markct, quiet. but STEADY a. az az
cclps-Tlour 1881 bbs and $3.50 sacks coih' 'i''''
bu-h; oats % $50 bush; shorts 90 tons .
Buffalo March ll.-Nothng done In spring wheat a h.s
arm Closing No ! hard, old. s5'sc; do new. c So
Nor'Hyr" oS s,s 4s new" wnsr d SI
60 Extra white. ssc. Corn quiet, steady ohsrnss
Yellow itr sa a. dor sef' = ears No. do 5c No 9
iGd40i.c cars No. ). 4jac; Oats quiet nrm n,'
3 car, clipped white, 4oaiOfe 8 cars No No mixeI
Sc. Barcy-some inquiry but GENERALLY oe1w M Xs
market Quoted: No. 8 extra Western ,2 !n ~
g. OOdG5c; No. 4, j3d5Se; Michigan oo4 ~, 9nc
bc,t spring - 5oasi j5 do wn,s sla:' IT, Se
hour 4oass 30 MN feed gne' waH' bnsS os
D Oco shpments-Wheat. 1000 bush; corn 0O0o oush
Chicago, March 1.-The lending futures ia0gcd As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For spot BriIn growths the market r' 49,,
DUH price, unchan from IN" bass OF -"ior
40. = 40 business reported. The mdef graz, ~
were also dull Continental cables were i'Euar'
option ruled dun and closed at part1 dLn I
points sales II 800 The oItiai lIo ui'pat,n
0,,t,d: First ordinary 40 kos) nOriial good -'rohi
10 koSJ nominal exchange tpriva.e l;'s receipt, I'D
no < 900 bags, Rio clcaianccs To- United STATE, ioVo
iags Rio u Europe, 1000 bag; fIo st,'k
POP 600 bags Rio market inactive. Eete r> IN Shi,s
- 900 bigs Santos stock d. 600 bags. SAINTS makct
quiet food average santos. |! 300 lsccipt' az hio
I'M. ls2 2Gll 900 bags; sam tine 1891 $500 bag
recent. az Santos July !. 1902. TO March 10 1878.
Gl3 900 bag~ same time 1892 ESQ 600 bags; came
time 1891 2j37 900 bags Warehouse acvrrc' si,oS
March l. 1893: NewYork 77.3lG bags ia timolc o'?'
blgs; New.OIleans 0073 bags total. 9''o' bags