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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
NIX. DEPEU'S ADVICE 1O lOoN" an H-''
HE TALKS ABOUT GOING INTO POLITICS AND
ITS RESULT.

ITS Kf.St IL
The current number Of "Donahocs "at''"'
OF which r. &. Quinn. wellknown h'"sPhp' ''
recently on the staff Of The Press. is Edito:' COZ"
,o;,s an Interesting article on should Young NE"
Go Into Politics. - from the pen OF 'ha"hcN ""
Dcpew As 10 whether young men sho"lu "u''
politics rs a career, he answers WIN al ''"p"'''
mo- Mr. Dcpew then goes on 10 say H'
young man should start out in life win tiTee uc'''
objects: First. to earn an honest IVihs' Sc''""'
to secure an income large and permanent 'hous" ~
suupor, a family: and. third TO Law up something ioF
old ag, and the care Of the helpless ones wi"m nc
NAV leave behind when he dies. This eXc!Iaes' ~
cour,c other and obvious effort, in lfc and conhh'N
the question simply to the material side Oh success
II a young man enters the professions or Du>i"''S'
or the trades and Is ndustr ous. intelligent. coh1h-
ca and Of good habits and associations he Is sure
TO rise until, in less greater measure, nc accom-
plishcs the three objects have nanlri.
He then says TO the reader that the tronpic WIN
notifies Is that its pursuit is an adventure ana ho'
career: tina, the compensation Is not "uH"'''' '''.
promotion is not accorded 70 merit but 10 Poh''''
influence. and 10 retain place Ieliircs bacheiS P
crul In influence with the party that the tme VIII
certainly come when the pliccholdcr VIII nave 10
vacate TO Il member of the opposite party ana mat
ticn the ono displaced GrdS himself Handicapped win
family untran,d for business. ana ont OF Inc WIN
the active competitors Of the community MI
Depew's article closes with the following:
Every young man should be- interested in pohu'H
and take active part In the political ahhlrS oi MS
ncishborhood rs the time NJ his disposal from MS
business, will permit: he should belong to some party
and understand lis principles; he should attend l'
ca,cii,es and do such party service rs he can ne
should go 10 political meetings AMI never fail to v0
on election day when th'r" are movements on 700,
,or reforms nrccssitatcd by corrnpiion or 10 pun bu
men out OF Office. he should be- on hand ana r':'nN 10
hght for the redemption OF his city, town or 'ti''
when he has become sufficiently independent 10 ahori
M. "a li- sIp
without him. HAT he give his time ana thouGht
TO the performance of official duties. or he has partn r.
who win run the Office shop which takes care al
MS family while he gives his energies and nina ~
Running the Government: then. ana not TIL thch can
n, enter polite, ~ Il pursuit with any prospect ~
happneeS any hope OF permanent Success or any
,uttrc hut failure and wr,t .hrdncSs.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
GPdIN IND PRODCCE MARHETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

As result Of dcfc,t Of tie Anti option bill there
was sharp in the Gnn market. At the Produce
Exchange yesterday. and also improvement In the
outside speculative inerct. The eac~ ana exchange
amounted TO 80 600 bushels. Early price, ind Gated
an advance q ldl- cent. In ithy Win ihr West
and with covering by local and foreign shorts. Thea
reaction a = took place" but onotlr advance fo.
lowed, and the markc; closed strong gain o. l.alt
cents for the The TRADING connrd 10 the My
and July options. The former sold al 80 O. and In"
latter ~ sos spot price, we" adv nl Ia a
L., cent? but the advance checked business The sal =
were l. .h, q which shppr took 1000 bn-hel'
Corn opt dull. bat Good ~ an az in'e -
16Iis cents in -ympIthy with wheat spot corn clio 90
firm at an advance of 1.a11 cents. Nair' ~ oIiia-
were 10000 bushels. of which shippers took 5000
0a,. were fairly active for pot ioi and fnuics
The former co-cd ,Ge orat higher ana the littr =
The hnai quotations follows
Whrat-M arch. - NIfl. -, MA, ~ JHl'' -
july =. August. Sl', Sr;f'nD'i. - D"f"W''t -
Corn-March. 80. May 81. June. 5i'' Inly 81
O,t.-Mar.h 3-a4. NAV. IS, July. 3sh, cents.
Isr-Narrh. sl3 %. MAY. >l3 30 July, tl- 20; sop
tcmbcr 81 80; O,toier. ~ -" ., .
The receipt Of snl hour reported y"''etd'v ~
follow. WHEAT iO.fi bu-h'l'f corn ltl - hu-l
cal, 40. bushels. t'a grain. - lp-hN. r"f
40 40 Iic kae,. ~ Chicago. Mi"ru"." dHl - LON
the arrivals were Wheat ljir3i Lu--.s cora. u,.t
bushels. oa- 100 40 bushels, total gram, "'l 81
Iushel,; -four. 2j5se barrel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE DATE OF THE CHRISTIAN ERA

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Noting Ex-Attachc's query " 1913 or 1899 -
In your issue OF February - send you the correct
data. The matter is really of vast concern TO
mankind this particular juncturc in our history.
Upon the coming Christmas Eve, December %, A. d.,
1898, we will be exactly 1896 years OF duration
this side Of Tie nativity OF the saviour Of the human
race. Letting the disputed years OF Rome "a. L. c.
90 by for the present the proof Of this Is follows
By universal consent tie nativity took place in 471O
OF the Julian Period. We In the GGO6th
year thereof Hence the amount OF duration between
the sponding dates in the two years IS GGo6i7l0
=lsU6 Therefore the next Christmas Eve will repre-
1896 full solar from the day OF the nativity
itself and no less, and no chronooglst or
astronomer will dispute It, Any one. In fact. may
turn TO almanac for instance, the Tribune Al
Of this current year. and see that We are In
the 66O6th year OF the Julian Period and by turning
10 the Encyclopedia Britannica may that by
common consent the Christian began With 4114
J. r., which corresponds throughout january i to
December 81 with a. ID. / sO-callod.
Now, the whole confusion Of Ex-Atache." and OF
the foreign authorities he cites as being In Tie hroes
Of dispute this matter OF duration since the birth
at Bethlehem. arises merely from misunderstanding
u the A. L. c. date There several authorities
TO the distance OF the founding OF Rome back Of
the thrtieth year Of Augustus Caesar (Which one
disputes our A. ID. 1=47l4 J. P.). The Fabian
system places AuG1istus's tlrtieth year 740
A. u T., while Nafro places IL III the 'o1th year OF
Rome while from data given by Polybius, the Greek
historian OF Megalopolis, We may fix A. ID. at 80
A. L. &. There you are; take your CHOICE but stick
10 the scale you choose. Note that this
difference Of to five years is not dispute to
o date the same scale, but TO two or
three different scales. In other words the thrtierl
year Of Augustus was at the same absolute place In
time (reckoned back from to-day 5000 j. P and the
real point Of issue between Earr0. Fabius ybis,
et al Is the reference TO how old Rome was or
how many years before Auglistuss thirtieth year II
va founded. Upon VarrO's system the Saviour's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THEY TOO HAVE THE TRUST FEVER.

A movement has been started among the manu-
facturers Of woodworking machinery for cOnsoida
lion OF interests There Is strong feeling In favor
OF a combination Of all the large manufacturers.
Last Saturday a meeting OF the NewIOrk representa-
tyes the large manufacturers held In the Plaza
Hotel. Nothing done except TO discuss the fcas
bility OF "A combination trust. Another meeting
will be held In few days. Among the firms repre-
scented at the meeting last Saturday were James H..
Graham a. Co., and the Conncll & Dcngler Machine
Company, OF Rochester; Berry OrOn and Power IL
Co.. OF Philadelphia Glen Cove Machine Company, Of
Brooklyn; c. Is. Rogers & Co., Of Norwich. Conn. {;
II. Is. Smith Machinery Company, OF Smiihvle, n. J.
Berlin Machine Company Berlin, Wis; Engan Co..,
OF Cincinnati Hall d Brown, OF st. Louis; ,audc &
Margand, Of Hamilton, Ohio Frank Co., Of Buffalo
Rowcy d Iiermance, OF Williamsport Penn.
The New-YOrk representatives OF three OF these
6rms when seen yesterday by Tribune reporter said
u combination would effect great saving In running
expenses and In salaries and commissions now paid
to salesmen There about 12j manufacturers vi
wood working machinery In the United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
COTTON MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool March >. p. m.-Coiton-Fninrr' closed
ouIct American mddlng. low mlddling clause, M'r'i
delivery l-,jid sellers March and Aprl delivery
5t-cdd. sellers: April and MAY delivery, = ''"'dg
4 J6- JJd Nav and June delivery % Ga. sellers .
Juuc and Julv delivery. 4 J-Gid0I JJGid july and
August delivery. Co6ida1 81 "a Augnt and p
tcmher delivery cOGtd sellers September and
October delivery 5G-Gid. sell r. Ortober and No.
vcml,cr delivery 4 "a Odd. buyers: November ana
December delivery, nnquOt"d, December ana January
delivery. nnqnoied.
Galveston. March o.-Cotton nominal middlng. oc /:
low mIddlng Is lSc good Ordinary. t-sr. Nct and
gross rcceiDs. gu bales. Exports-To France.
800 baloS: stgisc, s. SOC balcs sales lag bale,
stock - 800 bales.
Norfolk March 2.-Cotton steady: middling DC !:
low middling, 0-Idc: good ordinary. ,.Se. Net
and gross receipts. IOt7 bslcs. Export
$40 bales sale. 81 bal's: stock. 1856 bales.
Ncw-Orlenns. March 2.-Co'ton quit COOL mddln;,
o 5-lGc: middng. I5IGc: low middng. II lGc {:
good ordinary. jl'c. Net rec ip-. 3o'd bile :
gross. 3.447 bales. Exports 10 the Continent. 400
bales: salcS. 1900 bales: stock. :I2H.2!j bales.
savannah. March 2.-Cotton stcady: mldcng.
l3-i6c; low mlddling. o l6c good ordinary.
2 1-1Gc. Net receipts. 1874 bales gross 36j bales.
sales. 10 bales stock 79.3s7 bals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

birth occurred In $50 A. l.. g., while upon 'hAt Ci
Fabius, 1t took place In December OF ~ \. =. -
But we must not forget that the year 100 a. anne
In the eyes and minds Of chronologists who KNOW
what they talking about, and can rl"r 'hv'
across common 4710 J. r., not AT all III ciN-
pute. ,,o,ec,o,i
Finally. word rs TO very common err ,b aS
error shared by FX-Attaclc.' surprising me ' a
10 be he puts IT, ne says: "That instead OF peiiE
A. ID. 1903 in the year losD within ,i i,w
months therefore, OF the commencing OF ire twh,l''
century, Tis is grave mistake OF one "nor s'' n
even ii the facts stated Tor IL makes o -,
equal 100 As a matter OF fact the year Ivo,
throughout wherever II occurs. belongs 10 ths C"re
nncecnth century and the latter ends with ana wcm
II does The first year OF the twentieth century
will not commence before January ]. 1901 ~ De- nor
will the nineteenth century end until ps sciDonr oil
Ianuorv 1901 A. d. common. will be eXachy
years from the midnight beginning OF Of
t"T G. Fab: OF 754 4. L. {. Var. and OF '1o
POlybusl - ~ i' '
New Haven Conn, Feb IS, lHoj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
HOSPITALS YEAR OF WORK

The first annual report OF the women : "niu vi Wv
Uomoeopath.c Medical College and Hospital mas IuS'
boon issued Tho total number OF operations per
formed nj the Flower Hospital from It's opening OF
January 10. 500 10 July IL. 1892. was 10 ana
the total number OF deaths was ID The "o'""' ,
Guild was organized in December. 1oSs, FOR VI" p"r-
nose OF aiding Tho trustees and faculty OF the '"''
in the maintenance OF the hospital. Inc income VI
bc Child Is derived from the annual subscriptions VI
g., ,,.nhers from Gifts, and from app ais made from
lime to time 10 the public. Its officers are rs follows
PRESIDENT MIS- William Tod Ielmuh; vicc-rre 'ide''''
Mrs r. p Flower. Mrs. Walter ;. Gnrn"e' NIT
Rufus b. Cowing. Miss Emily Ogden Butler MrS'
Robert Pitcairn Mrs. :. j. Allen and Mrs. william
Waiting chairman the executive committee. MIS- j.
Wonfort Schlcy recording secretary, Mrs lirnry j.
Newton: corresponding secretary. Mis- ;. fH"Hi'
irown ana treasurer. Mrs Abncr {. Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
TIVE STOCK MARKET.

vt THURSDAY. March 2BEEy +; ois sISct
mainly late s- S,,. S cara trading w. WORTH
at cdh e "iG y native ,ds 'G snp a Is
beef 40 40 oar,ers and 50 sheep the ornoco 10 Def
S1ad & Cd a.
steady a, al ar GS%s at sss%sS 6sad YESTERDAY
n'S "t for Ia's the hrss days
@ Week sG OF % psr % and
arc of v Ssdu@ ana olk fa'e ,s ne yss
G p' from s. Is sst se DO s sG%
3d. o. one tt sTa,ssrs :, With 'G Sl
at 1' sH;SGDp E 20" "r city ' S,.a sacs
dsssca s%a dressed gTas,srs
for . N% DBL So If ' Ss s. ' g Do is7
$ 20 do ?S ao at liz R. at to 10 do is5 H.
veal at e; 3 at d ss Ri r. GS y? p
g ,, do 'lI lc f%' a5s
m at e. T. r. 40 o. ya- IS So do
:. " A e s'aSn.' ~ sSang 20 car,
yraay were - car or and Uo cafs at Hoboken
s car vent direct ,augerer On liberal supplies
s9t On duh se4 TaFs and fully s5a on cars
sci 2: a, ne, h 100 n e car Of Extra State DO
1T g. % medium to , s'c e, la hsss at A. 4a
iS , o mutton slow at sdoc extra wethers selling 2.
sc dressed lambs dun at a@o oc,s dressed spring '"0'
!" s so N"wtonx ,iett 2O8 ohio lambs, II y aver
age at 80 O. per 1870 Pcnnsyyania 90 % ~ h AZ
% 20; - DO o. p at So "a dO' 81 H. at 90 - '"'
' 5'ss .. e. . ss s. g ~
81 30. 49,, q, ~ y, "a "a
r. Hpple Co.. 80 wester sheep u No. a. ~ =? 81 - do
o. H. at 80 s7l I7o do, 90 D. at 50 80 l7S 90 - ~
at - p - d. y ~ - AZ c"ls u NJ az s. 90 ooo
q; UIlrnrack state sheep. ~ n, az - .. -oe
Mjchiean lambs, 80 n at ~ 022 III Statr 40 ~ H. y,
81 G2 IG7 sheep 10j n at 20 -; 80 40 ~ a. a. d;
:. * 'latc yr.t.Ida Michigan lambs, ~ 3D. al
50 90 olO do IS n. AT. 90 81 ,,. 90 - =, az 70
ID HARRINGTON: 200 Michigan lambs ~ ~, az 20 ~
90 do O. NJ At 40 3i less $40; 1873 state sheep, 10 H.
a, 100 N. at 10 ~, d. "a ~. az % ~, q,
Uallnnbcck Hollis 200 Michigan amo, 20 ID ~
90 - POS dc, - ~ ut 81 62is; is9 Weston sheep %
" iiO,S~I,cccpts 20 cars or 3,49S head NO sales re-
uortcd on i've weight Nominally dull and weak az s2
~ 40 pcr 100 n \ bunch Of choice stat, hoSs nth
bring ss So Country dressed steady at lVdc f0
heavy light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
LIVE STOCK MAEKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo March Cattle: Receipt La. - hours 1920
lead total week thus lar, $40 head i1r Stn'
time lat week. II 500 head cnn-ieTd through. I,-W
head: N"N-York. $50 head on a." 10, n"d nifhei
olcned slow and weak. notnin. doing; y" - Jul. NJ.
.slr Hog: Receipts lant - hour 100 heat; tonl
for week thus far 1880 head Tor sane tim" 10 We't
~ 500 head consigned through. - 500 head u N'N
YORK. head. o sale. lSoO h'id MARKET op"i y
,tcsdy aud strong; closed firm; Norh"r, good 10 nc
ss .O0 - light lair. ~ lod-S 10 t"pi me nun
and lackrr-, 3OasS 90; good heavy Ter. pr
81 Goa >. Sheep ana lambs: Receipts last - i""l e.
1850 total Tor wees thu tir. "'Sp h'iI -
lat week 1000 head; consigned I'M
=. 100 head to Ncw-Yoik li0J head on ale. SHuo
head market opened Glow al fuly Zoe I" ''
cline; co-"d yrry dull, with numn"r un,"'u 90 !"
choice sheep - JOGsf - choi'c weth"f'. go" - -
best lambs 81 ?eGt6 -; fair n good ~ '"'
80 a. ,..,,. ,o,or.. .
Chicago March e.-"Thc Evening Journa ZOO ,cI or or,
Cattle Receipts 1000 head; shipment. '1u} Ia
market shal" stronger pin Sc" - sl" 90 "T; Zoo
81 jOGet 30: stOckrf.. - 25df1 90 COWS. ~ 90"
Iiocs~ Rerrpts l. 600 heal shipments. 5000 h'a :
market active steady; MIXED and packer - ds' %
nrimc heavy and butcher. weights =, loGf~ 90 p M
rht 81 90 other ghs 81 ajG- 60; pl!s, y, Ho"@ -
sheen -Uncepis T. 600 head shipments o'V mean J..
market ,,raiy good demand native. ~ jus no
fancy stock on sale: TEXANS ~ 6O"f' 20 W'f- '"@
-, 20 lambs ~ jcds6 80 . . ooo -. ..,t
" :, "uis March cattle Receipts 1000 head; san
mems 900 head; market ca-er fair 70 2ooi N"r' t3n
dir T.Nan steers. ~ 2Oa - 30 Hos K'c"p =
ono head shlurictt- head; market slId. lower
c,Vv -Od mixed - i0Gs1 90 light. - onFI 80
Receipts 1000 head shipments LOU h"i nirAci
mich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Eoston, March c-There Is God, s:cady demand q.
wool ard the sales week. 200 n Of Mi Ii,I10
Prices are very firm and UNCHANGED. Ohio Xxx and ss
sold at 3,c Xxx at S003lc. and x at 2sn9c nes n
with small lots Of Michigan X at 27la02... Corias
able ONO fine dclaine has been CLEANED up 35aS3 -
lcr No. ! OHIO conbn. sold at SIC aud at a. ~
tnwa-hed cOnibing wool has bcca demand and ~"
siderable sales Of onequartr AMI reeelghths AZ o. SsS
per n. Ohio unwashed woods sold frey az oinS;ioS
Tor fine. and 2Gc for mciam, with unnierchalable
22aa2ic Territory WOO, stll In active deu,nd -
O basis Of ,5aG0c clean for fine 81 5c line n,ed,
and about soc for medium TEXAS California ana OIsaos
woods are in small stock and without inrorsnt 49,
Pulled woods continue in demand, with sales mostly ::
33d3Sc for and B super. SECURED woods sod ffe,S
az 45a60c as quality Australian woods firm ana IL
demand Foreign carpet woods in steady demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

Chicago March SPECIAL .-whca, advanced o'"r two
CENTS today Oh good oueiGc buying. the r"sntt aif
.n.y 81 tho dcf,at Yesterday 81 the An'ibpuoh Dill
The us suddenly dl-elo.cd of"rns- 1n'; ii-t'nt5
me whole scene changed. MAY which WIS 80 " ~
"Wednesday .t ~. o.rueG a. 80 sold w - 80. ana
closed At - cent? feature VIZ ha' 'oun- Imam ""'
has been a considerable sll'r 4 id". ahd "h" IL Ms
thought migt. selling for ttr ''EHner N"w.h"rt
crowd had the pit ll - troLsrs getting ' ~hr'' ~ g.
Kaufuan Louis short tnt'fng but phf-
ing was " ann ut. Nlprt~ "'r' lafs'f nc
Pilcc Current ~ II was c'sf'r that frnp d'is i"d
L,er 1h'rr "a" prospect - a very lar POI
dccfca.c in the y-tl" Nollay Northwest iccel.t, w't"
ouy Iin-f IS H"sr ago. Il ,'lit~ hfF
ilo estimate for lrfif 100. II wa ~
law zero In tho cNtr-a. Northwest Win -" uid"f 90
NJ ,prng tenp,ra,urs through tho winter wheat he'll
Inc r~uper had plainly changed In wheat o''r hig''
INC ON. ion 4, bull'd li,ulA cents. Mi
aid from ~ a. cents and co>'d - Tho top Ihe
rccclpt. 700 tn '>ilrdt~ Tor fdiy only
New York an other shorts led The bufIne O. q.
wore nrn and higher MAY eoid from 31A u q cent
Provision, were strong. the Ilsi provision so,S' The
Highest on record giving the pfcc- thcl. start MAJ
advanced ST. ~ IN t3 30 and 'lo"i a, si3 ID
MAY PORK moved up from ,lo - o. -ls -, and closed
Of 4ls 81 Nav rib- -Od from so 30 10 $40 20. rnl
closed SiOt ~ september larl advanced from al -
to So 10 and clo.et at az There were only l. go
pon; #. that MAY l'rl win he put 10 81 The worlds
took Of lard - 600 tlcrrc-. J. 2'oJO lc than lat
month and 2l3 600 less than Last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
A DINNER FOR Waller DAAROSCH.

Tho LotOs Clubs dinner for waiter DamroHch
,ru, =. civsn IN marrow evening. Frank r.
Lawrence president OF the club, Is III from over
,rork and will not be present. so Captain William
ycnry White the viccprcsidcnt. viii be POSTMASTER
I'm his stead. Andrew Carnegie, General Horace
Porter. Horace u. Fry. r. swain Clifford and oscar
b. Weber are among those who have accepted In
vita,ions TO be present. There Will lie some after
dinncr speeches and also instrumental and vocal
music.
The election Of the club Occurs two weeks from
10 morrow on last saturday a nominating com
Mite. wac chosen which has made the following
report: For president. Frank X. Lawrence VICE
president, Captain william Henry White; secretary.
Walter j. Phillips; treasurer, f. Il. Harper; and
directors, TO three years, Chester ;. Lord
Robert Glover and i. l.. Montague. All the officers
are rem animated except the secretary Mr.. Philips
has taken much Interest in the Lot0s Cub ana has
dCnp much TO advance It's affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFE-ro Brazil sowhs t ,n,,n si%S at isc Tor
No. = The mder growth. were nrg,v nhonoc and
from Europe were irregular iiasre opr OK zone
m:nth, AMI decline Of pfg on otn@ here W.,
70 ID lower. Inc tp'u!,o' bn.i.
oc,n dull u 800 representing me 'l'5s In. of 10
ne vile cieng prices rtne,d i 1b anita, RI, cable
polnt. to advance OF polnis. ,0". ,ood second
follows FIT ordinary 20 Mo') H. .o' ZIG; r..
crIrt. I'm Rio 1000 Ulg, kic crtIihc'' 600 la,
state. 10 COO ag Rio ccaranrr, 10 i ,. rercips in
10 .fo,k ia OcO bias Rio mark, sttlnT pp,p,n,
S,mta. O09 bag; Sanos stock, 5olvlo pi,,cd Ion
,,,rLD INN. GOOD average Santos, y SOU 80 600 bags
S.nfns Frbr,ary IS steamer Enchantfr,, l'vV' ts,,3
receipt. at RIO. July l. LIZ. .? TO soi o"c bag. sane
time 1891 sol 900 bags c,cpt az cam. time so2
70; Goa Lacs .anc time 1891 21cVoWW, W., yosk
house dey.e. since fchrulry -. ori.ans ., a.
- 81 bags; Bsltinorr, @isJo bags -''"'''
bag. total, ,Ji3 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

,.lc other southern fresh collections s 9ess
duck Maryland &c do So and 90
a.. ssas usa sc Sales bags s fs,'''ofS Sr
; ana .TGR ssf loc Sas siasu:
rushed gpSs maS1ssa 4sis n a"e
slsi ar's,s. @ diamond SSf
5f1$a @9ns cSu%o.. a. aes
tses wndsor 4'd4 3Ss KSse~aH %.a4tis g.
fGsY f, NO = 4isa4.slc No 81 ssiatc No II,
IA i.lsc; No 10. 39tat'sc; No 49, 49,,
OsTEXEINEoules earsr; S%e' oiec die
at lc I2d n 1u0'n and AZ weak prime city closing az &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
EUROPEAN pDODrCE MARKETS

Liverpool. March =. . 40 p. m.-Iiecf and Porl IN
fair demand. Hams IN poor demand. Bacon In
poor demand Cuml crand cn,. abcnt - Ia - ibs,
There Is nothing Offering Spirits Of trpcn;ine In
fair demand CotonSccd oll-Llyerp0ol refined dull
demand futur's-thcrc Is nothing offering: Prime
Western spot dull NJ G:IS. Wheat aud Flour In poor
demand. Corn-Spot and futures f. fair demand
mixed Western March steady AT As 34d April stcady
ut 4s 34d May steady at Is Id. Hops at London
Pacific coast-in fair demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
A DIRECTORY OF NETWORK CLCBHEy

"Clubmen OF New York; Is the title OF n directory
just issued by The Republic Press at No. $50 Pearl
ST. II is a directory Of the clubmen OF Ncw-York,
their occupations, clubs and homes, together with
leading college alumni osganizatlons There are
5000 moro names in the book. alphabetically ar
ranged. In addition. the book contains an essay
upon the rise OF New-York clubs, and also sketches
OF all the clubs Incorporated In the book; giving
tile details Of organization, fees meetings. SITES
etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD And RANGE OF PRICES.
There was sudden sub.ldcncc in activity IA the crude
oil speculation We to-day 80 sale, recorded at the
Stock EXCHANGE and the dealing In options at tho Goa.
s,lldated Exchange restricted H. ZOO barrels NJ
"a oGsoGt cent. The signincan,e ~ the market wa
depleted by the dulncs which prevailed.
Refined oil unchanged at 30 cents l'r gallon ~
barrels . 80 cents bulb. and GlJ cent, In 'o.e-
Foreign quotations unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
rrCKrr or TIE SALMAGTSDT CLUB

There Is only ono ticket posted Tor the "ecnon
n, the salmagundi Club. which will take place this
evening Thcna, Moran Will be elected president
succeeding {. Y. Turner H. p. smith, VIC" prc>'-
dent in place OF j. Scott Hartley; Robert e. Minor
recording secretary (ncumbcnt: 4. {. Morgan
treasurer dncumbcnD: Andrew T'ggn. correspond
ing secretary In place Of r. F. Bloodeood. H. VI
,hurtler is to be chairman OF the House Committee"
r. y Mitchil OF the Committee on Admissions ana
{; f. Proctor Of the Reception Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
COLONEL N'CLELLAN ACTING MAYOR.

Colonel George Is. Mcclellan. President OF the Board
OF Aldermen, was Acting Mayor all day yesterday, In
the absence at Washington Of Mayor Groy. He de-
voted himself sedulously to the signing OF warrants
and pay rolls, and at the close OF business hours
graduated the city having faithful I'm the
Mayors chair.
secretary willis Holly, who has been III for the
last two days, reported better yesterday. lie
sent word u Acting Mayor Mcclellan that he would
be- at his desk again today Or tomorrow.