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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22

sosss s good a SSSn f s4ssse "sls
ar. auote sasc Resi-, !, quiet z. Incn 81 s
P!'' 81 s., s'5a" 81 g. g IL s?s ~,
g 8 yInsSw sa, 81 30 %S'sF b Sh and t1
oil Very q%r at ' Of Is q fo sTa cyc"
neS, SE SnSaac%en, iSoco saeks GT;9l
loads grain 70 London 70 M % at "a German DoD BARK
to Is%burg 100 eases refined PETROLEUM T. I'D
British steamer he,e iSo o. , ., Erl bark 200 tons
grain San Francisco to Cork. at Us I'd italian lark
$4,000 petroleum TO Cagiar ana chea' opton
boston Zoe british steamer ports north -,c q cuba
NewYork sugar Sc another stcamcr IL schooh
rhooncr 70 hence To ST. johns coal 90 schooner St
sinons to NcwYork. lumber 81 i2la hence to Boston,
aqs but I2 o sSsa g.
prime 4isa,'c; choice. 4hd5c head 5adGe Patna oo"u
SYRUP sy1 low. We quote: Ordinary Pale;
common l5a1ec; fair i7aloc; good 2od2ie; PRIME
siGAERsws strong and fairly active sale. OF 49,;
900 bags centrifugal to arrive G. at sms
10, Of rCasss, 1gsr basil h TO- 9.rSya t and ra
Mgsoyadc So sc ialcas ol1,c' ; we quote Se
Gut "e ioeI s!sa5s crushed &c; aI pSw
S s,sG 4 :aSils ,l ssa"s me
5te54ic; mould a $4,000 diamond A. tsst, sdc
; %nG.DG ass?'' ndr S'H'
S"S 4sists t go a e. 80
40 10. 3.o4d4.c 40 II, 3sia ic No IL 3'.aS% as,i
no IL rebate CSC London Match 1,,, ,G. od
fair refining. l4s Cd; this month. 14s sd next month";
T0nACCO-Thc market for Western leaf has been con,
fined the homo tade basis with prizes about stcady az
cvrp rather steady in their views disposed
concessions for the sake Of forcing sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
LIVE STOCK Markets TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. March IL cattle Receipt, la,t - hours
$40 hoad total for week thu, far. 4.jco head FOR
SINE time last vccI. & 100 head consigned through,
40 head To New York DO head; on sale. - Head .
market opened "ady. and with all sold very good
here and prospects fair. closed steady. Hogs X"
ccipfS last - hours $50 head total for week thus
far. 100 head Tor sIn" time last week. 2o,fOD
head consigned through. 600 head t. New York,
$50 head sar. 1850 head market opened with
a fair demand ana steady for the heavier grades and
stronger for pigs and light grades. closed steady
lOrh"rs. Hight 10 good. ~ 1d0 - -: pigs. - bJp
- - good mediums and heavy. - DO6 -. sheen
aud Lambs Receipts Last - hours, zoo head total
for week thus far. 2a.fOO head for lime last
wcct - 800 head consigned through. 80 head To
opened steady: all sold closed firm: good to LcS
wethcI,. ranged from - 80" - 50 good do, - %"
90 good mixed sheep. - si0 - 30. good To best
lambs ~ 2j0 - 30 fair 10 good do. - sjG ga -.
Chicago. March :1."Thc Evening Journal" re-
ports: Cattc-Rcceipis. $500 Lend shipments.
100 head market slow, 'as"r: best steers on
market. - I50 - 90: Do. extra on sale others,
- 7o - Is Texans ~ lOdsi: stcck"rs and feeders.
~ 4Oo - - natives. COWS and hcifr,. ~ 2j"ti 10.
IIogs- Receipts 5000 bend shipments. 1000 head
market active shade higher. closing strong common
and mixed. - 30dS7 20 prime heavy and butchers
ghts. - O0 - % prime light. - iO0 .. 80 other
lights 80 73a - -. shrcp-Rcccpis. 1000 head
shipments. 600 hend market steady 10 lower; ma
tivcs - 50o s' Westerns. s3 ~ 20 Texans, ~ % Va
- - lambs. - JOd - -.
II Louis. March 2I-(nttlc-Recclpts 800 h'ad
shipments. 700 head markc. stcndy fair To good,
~ oDd ~ 40 fair 10 good TcNa, steers ~ jO"ei 40
grass Texans, =. JOaH3 20. IIogS-RecclptS, 1000
bend shipments, i.cOO head market strong heavy,
~ .O6 ~ 81 mixed 81 iOd ~ - Hight ~ l30 - 40
Shccp-R.ccpt~. 200 bend: shipments none market
firm. fall clipped Texans. ~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
Wholesale PRICES COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FJr the week ending March 81, 1893.
BEANS AND PEAS,

receipts for the wcek-Eeans. 14s5 bbls; peas,
=. eoo bushels. ENpOrts-Bcans 617 pkgs peas.
i iSsoS bbls. Imports. l2.103 bags beans. very
800 part OF the for ign beans had been bought to
M,srh by Western operators, and these have been
W. W soryxard about fast uni aided the actual
rssdngs on this market of imported stock have been
on1srie but advices Of large shipments in transit
LA 10 Keep buyers from purchasing heavily. and
" quietcr and easier feeling. Domestic mar
tn. Wv ia some sales on saturday at - IS, but the
".s that pressed on the market has been taken
~ ~ and no choice lots can now be had below 81 40,
Va receivers are generally asking , 1-2d5 sc more.
s..,s medium and pea are slow N ~ Is fancy
cs.sdIan medium held ut 81 30. White kidney
Sected and there j. very little doing in reds. Turtle
- steady though quiet. California lima firm.
I'm peas have had fair sale until recently but the
wstet Is now dull and spghtly weaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22

70 EIS S d 'ro" s AuaSs 'p' SSs coH.rcd with
pr,vi.us year: ,,,
Flour ss. s NE ig sSSsss'ss Dec sSs?s
S %9a' oi o ~ soi PC
The Of wnt and yom anoas for EuoD' S slSs
Xa II SSS s,s; GO GO b I@s SSS
Wheat, j. 90 y q 49, Jo Inc 'sesSs
nA a ssn market hemp %uto' i
hemp hemp, q soSS. sssS.S .,..,v Quotations.
city aaashie native SS steers Sss da'Fe
n.msss i Sst S Sn m s
I'ss, 'Gr hrs. are sccesS
@ lsaoc gh, sescnds ia q. w %saF aS
1ea h ssa Of az ' saa. light ,Oai .sas
ad DO md Tas &C 1:sg g. Ssa s'
damaged al weights tsi'r a tSe back. do
i sSsSS 2ss s.s o's sssondS ' DO aa%acs
METALsThe market for lead is higher Win b e and
%p & ga .e q sG:'' a'% T,ss FS *
q. e s Xp sd and Ts va g tc Win
SSsT S.' Su au. closing III II ga 3D. . s;S
vices from Pttsbure that the iron market The
ana sssf po . snG aa
II: a" !" ri. spd m ,s's 'n %"aSe
a. s amy s' wSn Isi next thirty
% Ss S.ys ''ts' sAt rev IL, ms
s ss EXCEPTION e Ii sold W 'SS
,ss Of TSes toni s. s'f sse S"s
sssty .sss and a s1ii
SS..ay Furnace ssi .S' men claim st ss
and &c: gu. wSse nnf sypsSy with
..s :s ,'I so 50 last week @ at
fTcS6HTsss s Sc Gin sad unchanged as'a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Under some decrease In receipts of foreign poa.
toes and gradual reduction OF stock prices have
made slight Improvement, and the market closes
with better tone But the trade Is still fully
supplied with these goods that domestic arrivals
find very narrow outlet, and table grades from
attracting much attention. Bermuda shade
frmcr second crop advancing to 500 4G 80, and new
reaching IS per Dbl. Sweet potatoes firmer. Onions
steady. Norfolk kale and spinach advanced on Mon
day under very light receipts the few lots OF
81. but large shipments are due tomorrow. and
prices will certainly fall quotations represent prob
able value, In. are nominal NJ the moment Charles
ton asparagus plenty and .ower Florida caObagcs
and leans show do clinr unc,r l1igr supplies but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.york TUESDAY. Narch al.-BEEvESs.- Eecclpt'
latter were held for to.morows trade. Feeling firm olty
desd beef Itis r% at ge ana rnS'F to gy oo s
American steers Io2d2c Reiterated beet at
Sc in oodo and 90 9c IN pG shp ah fonrc To-
Liverpool Tomorrow, GOO quarters IN the Ma,,uS 70
Liverpool and ABOUT 600 cattle ia The Enrlsnd to London
MICH COWS-i;sceipts. single COW. NO uauhg'
CXLvFS.-RcceInts 40 hcad-3lo at Oothst., and 60
at other NrwYcrk markets. food To choice veals held
up steady prices medium stock was ioWer. .s
Dressed calves easter cio.ing very weak Tor medium
quality Country dressed veal; sold at g@io@c per N
-alc.J. = Nelson: NC vc'ls. lao s'craGe at Sc &c
Dor C 1870 h. at at &C. 2 S. d. ~ H. at il d. ~ H.
at o.. or,... o. .,.,. 60. c,.
IIallcnheck & Hollis vrals. i67 Ms At Sc
{. Collins: 30 jersey vcals various weight at 4asc
'sIIEEP AND LAMBs.-Ieccipt-. 90 cors or 1914
sSaG e ~ hi, pc car Sns sT ad to h @
oS od i 70 to h ehS lamb sasn =, oa az 20 p
lamb, steady At sia<d for state and r7Gt7 80 pr
foF far to good "r-cys Prime tock would bring
lamb .oi at "a To- and cNtr, selected at oiac.
country dressed spring lamb, unchanged At Sass pr
',AI,rs-D HARRINGTON: 1908 stat" lambs. 79's N
ser.s =. 20 gI 100 Sat, +; fs q = Ct It 10 g ia
Iiaenb.ck : Hollis, 2Qo Michigan lamb; loiH n
oYC Is, i ,G 9 e. s. d at g d. d' ;c % It
81 2; III DO 90 ~ at - o9S 70 Statr ,h'cp ~ %
: bucks. 100 n - so - spring lambs at ~ each
&? NcTion & cnc., lca 9so sheep, 70 n. at ST S.;
." W WIZ sncrnaa ia we-'ern sheep. 81 n at
I" D. D. McrScr;Sn & 60: io Michigan lambs. 50 N,
Mg@g'" :, ;sccg ,. "a ds = W. !? e head rcnc
weak Good Sat hog. .oid at - 10 pc, 100 ~.
ioGio[.r Tor medium and lo'.aioisc for light
s,lc. Hume Mullen II STAT hog. - y aSsr,g,@
r. a. IS 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
BUTTER,

Receipts for week, % $50 pkgs. During most OF
he week there has been quiet trade and at times a
,,,s surplus stock Offering the market has caused
light weakness: but sellers were not compelled to
SeN much In order TO move the fresh goods. and
;,vsrd the close the position Is changing little I'm
SoM.rs' favor. ON hgh-gradc fresh table sorts the
feeling was quite firm to-day under the Influence OF
,,odcrae supplies and frmer Western advices. Extra
Western creamery sold at rs Ia 20c the outside
Snre becoming quite general this afternoon for per
tsci quality. Grades approNlmating fancy are also
moving better and the top grade OF frts Is reaching
s;S27l.2c. MARKS showing light color, little or no
new milk or defects In favor and make neglected
and have an uncertain value. Roth local and Out-of
town buyers inquirng for new state dairy tubs
and the light receipts going out promptly ut firm
ndres: fancy lines would bring &C. but most buy
s prefer 10 pay .. &c for selection and the de-
close culNng at that: few pet marks sell up TO CSC
Medium to choice grades do not lack custom at the
voices OF fresh Welsh at 25d 81 Lee. Old dairy in
small supply, and though quiet at the moment: IS
held firmly. Imitation creamery ard Western factory
sre running of in quality. and only small part of
noepts can be placed AT top quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
tachc Coast. 1891. per Yb.................18 ais
essse or Pacific Coast. old olds. per NJ d10
POULTRY AND GAME.

Inc supply Ct live poultry has very close 10 tho
demand all The week. and prices for good stock have
ruled quite steady. Toward the close the feeling Is
shade firmer on fowls and chickens. and good fat
turkeys have some CALL Ducks and geese mostly
poor, and these go low. Pigeons wanted beyond the
receipts Fresh killed poultry Is In lighter receipt and
Closer clearance OF stock has led TO slight improve
ment In prices for prime grades Of fowls. Turkeys
generally undesirable and without much change.
Philadelphia chickens firm. Fine lGrgc capOns doing
little better; small and slips unimprovcd. squads
easier. Frozen poultry is more active. and tending
slightly In sellers favor.
POULTRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22

by steady cables and some receipts Santos. March
contracts advanced about 10 points, which was about the
active the list II the term activity be
applied TO market nearly destitute OF animation as Is
the New.Yoik coffee market There has been nothing In
the way private cable ligencc. 1t is waiting
market with values quite nominal and local sentiment
rather inclined barsh in the absence OF any buying
orders, except such from the shorts. sale, to;
day March, I,50O bags April, 300 bags Nav, 800
bags June $50 bags; July, 900 bags september. $3.50
total, $50 bags. Market closed barely st'ady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
EGGS

Receipts for week. l,526 bbls 36,4C1 cases; Inc
prices quoted week ago were niOnen'hry. i'sh"r
receipts on Wednesday gave an upward lehoeh.H
which in spite Of liberal arrivals Later continued uhi
Friday when lsc WAS again established on the pest
grades. This price was shaded lac on saturday III
order TO avoid carrying stock over and on MONDAY
re Early today Crlj sday) sales were made on the
sane basis but later offerings became more reserved
and the market stfened 10 IL &c, with Cccas'ohai
ssles OF especially fine marks at u 12C and very
strong tone. Duck eggs have recovered par, OF IN"
decline. but are not freely saLIblc above IN
SIDE quotations..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
CHEESE.

Receipts for the wcek-o,l03 boxes: exports
1850 boxes. For the last few days the home de-
nand has been improving gradually. and there Is
pretty fair tobbing trade In progress. No
orc seems inclined 10 buy heavily but the consump
i've fairly good and there Is small stock
IN jobbers' hands. The movement was augmented
to-day BY calls from other markets. two buyers from
Cuba this state finding II necessary 70 secure add
tional supplies for their spring trade. some lots
are still going abroad, partly on through shipment
Of no purchases export account. For some of
The specal factories OF small size fun cream. IL $50
10 l5c Is obtained but most OF the business is at
l.alo lac for choice to fancy, with perfect large
SIZE fall make, going at IL 3-40 lie. Some choice
parcels including fancy icehousc stock, and late
ends are selling at IL i4a1l Lee, and other grades
o, full cream range downward 10 "a lie for sharp
midsummer stock Quite a number OF good TO choice
falmade Chenango County, part Skins have been
moved lately at ga lOc. but lower qualities and all
SORTS Of winter skins are dull and somewhat nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoTToN-The market at New'York opened weak IN
consequence dsapJon 10 the amount oi spot
sale al Liverpool the tode looks at thee 70 snow
what really thinks 70 the outlook for the r-unpth
n, york nv the mill, Idle. Yesterday th'f" were
any numfer cables giving assurance that thc taike
was plctcallv at end. and that Thursday oncIa con
Grnatjon would be forthcoming Todays sales OF slmn
cotton a. Liverpool. however amounted 70 Only oo0o
h,s and this 4, regarded poor evidence OF rt
uenent OF the strike Some cables pretend 10 ec,o9ht
& the email business spot cotton by snyne .h1t t
spinner hold largo quanttic. Of future when key
,u,.ninc into they require IT, Inns may
va nov moi be the fact and the whole question e't n
much in doubt as The cables as whole nave re-
ia bcarIs Interpretation here and there mas been
s0nc selling Of long cotton bought yeseray On %
n.mac,,tion az a settlement Il the strike. lnder uH
,.a sure our market declined couple OF points put RE-
a,ei 20 lat nights figure before l. clock on
There has i"tn re-
cEuv large quantity OF short COTTON covered bt u
larger quantity remains 70 ue 'n'-
cd The parties who stand short ore relying uIo, er r
H. ,han ever before applied 70 cotton crop in c
feeling unusual. ana cauuon y o.nE r.,hnr
mndc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
AIRING MACApAMlZED ROADWAY.

Ii -Prolo-al. lo repairing about 10 in1 Turn,iE"
.i,uatrd par,lv in Fr-t anu paItN ~ m o'."h
Eood Dyi,lons Of Queens County. ~ =. VIII - rec w.,
road Of al said tnut " ~ &c '""htl
couTt Iion., Long Island CITY until l. O'Clock hoo' Oh
the 10Th day OF Artn, lSN5 ,,. ,,,. ., tho Invitation
For Information snd spccihcaton, Apply 70 inc ni.
,,,;ne,rS ~ follows For fr.i biNisiot. a. \ hu' J."
~ III n ioinst f1uhing l.. l.; TO- Second Division
iiouT ! MCLAUGHLIN, Puton-,t Jamaica D. L.
rcrtin,l chr,'n the snm Of ~ .hall ACCOMPANY
each nf po.ai The right &, reserved to REJECT 'hy "r
all p-oro. ais a., 81, s,,or,.,so,s Oucen. t1lpty
=. !. oo'r VI Wv ROUEET SEAEUKY, clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
rp,-,Ts AND BERRIEs-FRESH.

Receipts OF apples liberal and under dnii ,raae
snd pressure sell prices rule in buyers favor.
re In light supply and firm. but on quilitic. con
unue very dull and offered comparatively i,w. i'nrnn,
and ripe are IN fair demand, nj Doc but mos, los
are defective in size or color, and such move sio"i!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
DRIED FRUIT.

Receipts for the week. s753 pkgs' exports IT ,ne
week 1923 pkgs Under some pressure n no ss' b ae
s,Aersd n f,,ther decline particularly prime ana
% which eS% sdt the g, 'T prm "f fruit" S ''%ss
rep~1sd st Or Fancy apples job ut 10 34.llc.
sn4risd apples quiet and unchanged More cal Tor
asps and feeling firm. Cores ara ski's mrs 49,
M Y".. =. ~ s''' t,.rriss weak P1ums steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
FURS AND SKINS.
southern &
STNDRIES,

NrTsPcanuts strong a the reccn, im nprcs and
quoted at 14d6l lee for fancy hnhd pi,he,; or.
12a4 lee for farmers Spanish saclied nein n'e' vr
sales at 4 3-4c for No. y qnotcd AZ 80 a.
GINA 40. shelled a, 3 Ice AMI no n, =@T "c
EEFSWAX-Firm: southern quote1 NJ 2'"-' -
for large lots. with smaller sales higher: ., 49,
NAPLE SJ-GAR--Sman Its Of new sell n irregular
prices ms TO qualty-gcnerally lOd lie per ID Nc con-
siderable lot could however be placed above ~ loc'
MILK AND CREAM.
Tho daily average receipts Of milk and cream q,
the different railroad distributing points IN ana
near the cl,y for the week hive been * follow,
Erie 4co5 cans Of milk, II cans OF condels' "a miI
and H., cans Of cream: PENNSYLVANIA. Ppnehkrp>,oS
and boston. so cans OF milk: NnS1n"haIna ,'atttod
cans Of milk and cans NJ cream Iackawanni Sou
cans of milk and ej OF cream: New lolh .rnnn a
and Harlem cGI3 Of milk. n cans 4 con1"nseo
milk and 81 cans OF cream Ncw-\ ok ana Northern
O5o cans Of milk. New Haven and llrrlford ON
cams OF milk: Ontario. and Western 10 cans 81
milk and IIo cans OF cream. West Shore, l8''
cans Of milk "a cans OF condensed milk and -, cane
Of cream New-Jerscy Central. $50 cans Of milk ana
Il cans of cream and by miscellaneous short r"nte-
G7, ems Of milk and Gj cans ~ cream m
total daily supply has been 20.O5e chis OF MIN
17c cans OF condensed milk. md fH' cans 81 cream
Tho Milk Exchange reduced its price on ana after
March 16 TO ~ 81 can less freight cnrs's WIN ~
allowance OF ; cents can whcr" INC milk is oc
vcrcd on the west side Of the Hudson: The avcr1ef
price paid for the surplus on the platforms mas occn
81 5j q can Of forty quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
.c,D,N STONE-Rids for furnishing

ACADAM STONE.-Bids for furnishing
MI about $50 cubic yards n tap rock mac I'M stoi'
and scrc, mag. will be received by the noaa % SUPER
INV -, Queens County at the county Court !UlS'. ~
.,,ra tity until IL o'clock Oh the l2th dly
OF April 1898 , o,no.,,o,s ,,nv IN G.; 4
poIftIIEV Engineer In charge Ilrst DN'so" O'"'P
i,oads Al 20 Man-st, Flushing, y: ~ hal, o.,,,n,,v
certified check OF 800 shall accohP'nh
"A rn,osai IN, rght il reserved 10 REJECT any o all
',' NJ o,dar The % >uDc' ,.Ots 81 queens
has. bs "'' Va VIZ cONERT SFNBCRY. Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
rTr ESTIMATED MOVEMENT OF COTTON.

m, s,,moed movement for this week (subject 70 DAILY
rcvronS T. a. foows Iecept at port io 600 bales.
pnnn, a. Interior 10 600 bales against l30 oa
lat week and 1909 bales ast yer poo Ne ,no balrs
SewYork net receipts s4o bale; sroIs o'S S,k a.
Ss The port receipts to-day %ec 9iS9 bale Sa a a.
so Isr '.e DE-, ,erents today 100 bla~ exports Great
Ean 1888 bacs Continent 4ao bales s1 S. Teek
~ bales: total consolidated net recept. 90 A s
81 "a bale exports Great Britain ioo2Z oaies' "o"
tinent ID g53 bales total. ll,Ooi Da'cS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
PROPOSALS. FOR COLORS, GUlD0NSS,

I MlkIug ,iamI, ot'. IhIIl. DrIOf, 7. NJ DlPt
X aos Arch ST. philadelphia. Pa, Malcn l.. lc?o.
sealed proposals iri3cae WI! be- icsei'cd hern ann
~ o.clork M. Monday April l.. 1898 Tor furnishing TIC
l. : Ouateinastefs Department IN THIS rIy "lh sueh
number slk ,olors SIX ana rvirc guid,n, COO ana
do, .inr. silver ring, color stalls. fo,pta nar'
marking stamps and pats f,r same. ~ may hc ,Iurd
arrne the fiscal year ending June -. 1881. Bds Tor
dewey ~ points will be coh-idN"i Nanl. can
L. .,c, AZ Schuylkill Arsenal. The Government rc
a,y.s The right To- REJECT all bi~. Prri'rrnc"
Iii he given 10 articles OF domestic production or M M
f.r,rc conditions quality and price ncludnS II thr
piicr Of foreign production, or manuiactrrs NC duty
n, pois,.aI. cc. apply It this Office Envelopes con-
tanning proposals. 10 be Endorsed q show wnnu us, ,",|"
20, Ida un icr-ig ci. 4. g.. SAW lIIf
'"N ~ Dcputy Quart >ter-' General, T. : A.
Of d pot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
CURRENT SPOT COTTON PRNEs.

rho ILyerpool cables reported spot cottn HARDENING
roric.n middIings 15.8d sales COCO bales: re.
eeipts 5000 bales Of which 1000 were american;
further change. ana at y m eo,ed s'csay a. n.osa
ar yesterdsys prices some positions: opening range
S close today Of futures closing bids last night ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
proposals

OFFICE OF TIE MlSSlONERS, ID. c.,
Owashngton u. a., March IL. lsa3-Seal,d proposals
Win ~. received this uhce until - O'Clock NJ April
20 lsg3 for furnishing $50 900 more .c-, Vitrhcd
Paving Tricks 0, b. various streets avenues and
elIey. In the ctv q Washington Flank forms 81 pro.
T.al. aud atoms tjgethr with oil nrc--o,y IN
formation may b. obtained ut this orcc. y. w ROSS.
NJ 81 PARKER W. 7. ROSSEII,. Commissioners, ID. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22

Receipts for the week. Lac b shcSc hSs been
s eSsDse in the situation since las, re 9RI mar
o. demand has made Sa HSs Rss
buysrs, sever Stocks here being moacr rae IL Is
= nave not as rule pressed goods fof trade are
Ssnsiab recognized that al rs"uIre. and prices
80 TO pretty 'H cSny 70 markets
49, ~ % operate At al Isee fraction more.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-23
Annapolis News.

/ Ed. Register S. Jordan was in
town Monday, on legal business.
The hotel is receiving a new coat OF
paint; Il. w. Kendrick, of Des Arc, il
doing the work.
| A painful accident happened to little
johnnie Travis last Thursday while
hauling load of empty barrels TO the
distillery. About half a mile below
town. the front gate came out of the
wagon, allowing the barrels to roll out
onto the team. This scared the horses
and they ran away, tore up the wagon
and broke Johnnie's left leg near the
ankle. DR.. Cloonan set the bone.
King la grippe is abroad in the land,
and most all do him homage; almost
every family has one or more on the
sick list.
C. d. Alexander, Jas. Harris and
Judge Hart were confined to their rooms
for some time the past week.
The sentence of Thos. Boyet, of 6
days in the county Jail, was not in de-
fault of the fine, but was the original
judgment, being the shortest limit of
Imprisonment for the offense. / make
this correction in justice to Esq. Hamp-
ton. who thinks the ambiguity in my
former article might lead some to be-
lieve that he did not understand the
law
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pierce are in
Annapolis on visit.
Annapolis is packed with cars loaded
with through freight from the south.
Several trains of cars are set out here
some days, the engines returning to
Piedmont. If this is to continue, it
would pay the company to have car
repairer here.
l have been informed that there is a |
on foot to double track this |
road from st. Louis to Bismarck.
Mrs. Hunt is said to be very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. West took their |
little child to Pilot Knob one day last
week, to have a little spot removed
from its cheek, said to have been caused
by a broken vein. MURPHY.
February 10Th, 1898.