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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
COTTON MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Iiverpool March II, 4 p. MIXTURES closed frm
American. Mlddllng, lowmiddliDg clause, March de-
livery 4 81 SAD buyers; March and April delivery:
q 10. CAD BUYERS April and May delivery, o3.64d
nnxers: Nav and June delivery, "a 64d al 55-04d
lime and july delivery, 4 o6.64d buyers; July ana
xnm,si delivery -64da4 55-64d August and sep
;am,t.sr delivery 81 -64da4 5s-64d: September and
october delivery 4 54-64da4 5564d; October ana
Sovember delivery, 4 53-64d buyers. ~
Galveston, March 17.-Co.ton steady maGmng'
i5i6c: net and gross receipts ~ bales Sas eG
gross receipts 74ee bales; exports ceast"ise' o4eo
bales; sales, 2.461 bales. .s o,da,,,c
Norfolk March 17.-C0ttOn steady. middnng
a 7sc: low middng 7-16c; good ordinary, 3-4c
net and gross receipts 100 bales; exports coast",se
soi bales: sales, IS bales: stock, 46,oo9 bales
Weekiy-Nct and gross receipts. 2.754 bales exports
cosstwtse, 3, $50 bales: sales, GOO bales.
New Orleans. March 17.-Cotton steady: good
middIng, 0I-sc: mddling, $40; low mlddlng
Size: good ordinary, 1-sc; net receipts. LIS
baies: gross 1,le9 bales exports to the Continent
az bales: sales, 1850 bales stock 292.365 bales
WeeSiy"Net receipts. 1888 bales; gross 1857;
bsies: exports to Great Britain, 147Oo bales t.
France, s,735 bales; to the Continent 3.0s7 bales
savannah, March 17.-CottOn steady midding
and gross receipts. LIS bales exports coastwise
wseSly-Net receipts. 1876 bales; gross 1879 bales
errorts to the Continent $500 bales; c0astwlse
0.2l6 bales; sales, 1925 Dales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March II (opecaD.-Wheat advanced l.
to "a cent today. the July being much Tie more
active ard crop damage again being the Important
factor. The weather map showed some snow III GER
tain parts OF the West, and at the outset there Wa,
little selling On that Before noon the current u,
crop damage reports under Roadway asiiii' an"
wheat closed at almost the top. May sou TIA la
rs 81 u ~ 34c and closed at u l2c Jly su,u
from 10 IL to ~ Joc and closed AZ "a l-Zc. 'c
Northwest was still ut work trying 10 cover us Nay
shortage, but found It SLOW and hard work.. o,n. %
the MAY holders changing over 10 July put ~
ra her looks II the important line were sinpiS
standing pat. The Northwestern receipts were om,y
pa ears against GA the same day last year. me
weather through the West j. as cold as IN Jhiuary,
with no prospect OF any change In loryei NOUS.
The receipts here were 1913 cars: IN" estimate i9r
saturday was PA. IL j. expected that the NlsDle
SUPPLY N Monday will show little decrease. Corn
was dun and barely strndy. May s,ld between
IS Ia and AZ 7--c and closed at ~ 1--c. me re-
cripts wer" 100 the estimate for saturday was
~. Oats fcaureless. May sold betwceh
e, and ~ 1-c and closed AT :'.bc, sellers.
The receipts 20 cars: the estimate for saturday
was l2i. Provisions were strong. and IL looks a,
II there was 10 be- a squeeze for May In lard ana
pork. There seems 10 be- no concentration Ia PORK,
bat every BODY l. short Of II. The bull crowd took
about 1000 cash lard Of the different packers. There
only 1900 hogs prices were 10 cents higher
he estimate for Saturday 5000. May pork odd
between 417 80 and 81 81 and closed At 81. G2:
May lard sold between Si2 IL and S12 % and closed
3D. -. May ribs sold between $40 l. and $40 IL
and closed at 80 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The report from the Mcdonald heid Sesoi'"s
showed n moderate increase in the daily produc'ioi
Eut otherwise news was unimportant and the crude
speculation was devoid OF feature. There were trans
actions at the Stock Exchange for the first time ths
week. the sales 5000 barrels at 64@64 10
cents No transactions took place at the Consolidated
Exchange but the bid price Go I'D cents, against
Gj cents on Thursday. At Oil CITY the range Oh
prices was from G4 rs cents TO 50 5-sW65 Ia cents
Refined petroleum was unchanged at $50 cents per
Gallon I'm barrels $50 cents in bulk and G.15 cents
in cases No change reported in foreign quota
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo. March 7-Cattle-Rccelpis last "a hours
700 head total for week Tins far. 1860 head Tor
same fine last week. IO,:I6O head consigned through
GAO head to New York. $50 head on sale, 90 head :
market opened strong TO shade irncr. no very good
here: closed firm: fat lmils - 5Oa ~ -. Hogs
Receipts "a hOir- II $50 head total for week
tins far ~ $50 head for same time last week. - 900
head consigned through $500 head TO York
3 600 head sale 400 head market opened about
steady but fairly active closed steady: workers. light
10 good 81 SOD - s.: few fancy, 81 20: good to
choice mediums 200 10 go n average, 81 I50 - -
p,gs ~ $50 ~ 90 stays and rOughs. ~ Boa "a 20.
sheen and Lambs Receipts last - honrs. 5000 head
total for week thus far 5000 head FOR same time
last week ~ 900 head consigned through, 500 head
10 New York q. 800 head on SALE $500 head market
Oh med steady and firm. for good Ia primc stock: dull
and 10 TO - cents lower for common To fair closed
steady for good dull for common good - best lambs
ssi 300 $G 81 fair 10 good. - 25a So II: good TO
choice wethe - 4Oo - - fair To good mixed sheep
~ 75a 81 IS common. ~ 15a ~ 50 load Of extra
wehers OF 1870 " average the best which has been
here this year. brought so.s5
Chicago March 17.-"Thc Evening Journal re-
ports Cattlc-Recdpts 5000 head: shipments
1000 head market low: steady good to choice
Texan ycnrlings ., l5a$2 30; fat COWS and hefers.
81, ODD ~ 20. IIoes-Recelps, $4,000 head; ship.
mrnis, 1000 head: market active higher. mixed
and packers q loa g. So: prim. heavy and butchers
.Recepts 1000 head: shipments 800 head market
SIS %: Texans. ~ 20: lambs. 34 5Oa 81.
st. louis. March Cattlc-Recepts. 200 head :.
shipments. 800 head; market slow at the recent Dc
cline; fed Texas steers. s3aT4.. Ilogs-Receipts.
higher: heavy, 81 IO0 81 so: mixed. S7as7 40: light,
So 1913 IS. sheep-Recepts. none shipments.
600 head market featureess and without quota
ton, owing to lack OF receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

FLOUR AND MEAI.TLorEmn ,, nSser ,n m.
t ipisy ''' Tst s s%s On
pyae terms; D 1000 ., sGi ~'" .s 4Sa-
ssr s sss :Pr" oa mt.
rring 1at"p. ~ o5ds3 Quotations tity mi ta,ent' a.,
ysrsd - .a ssq Sae 80 GO fep 3 50 pns
ssat e Ss@a 10 ,oa sl,s 3 .s,. s5
1, ns sa = Go% - 2o42 40
1919 ssa. sIf iS 50 R Nj ''IHE
{ Sg S's sn s YS I' y
200 SR Gf psr so @fi southern - ooG'2 So
T Gd loT r ,a n aiilns
ae hv l al o,s rators o-o hy foreign houses ne
is cables ca" on on g" &c. western adSecs
and covering BY locsi 'hor te FRO Te wv Wa again
sc'S s' srsy Of local switching fnar'er c. 1a,s
%% .n ,,, %cae' iSe.uding c5ooO bush May % i9C
c closing At TO- 90 dSS bush S, July Is sl5Gs9e
casing Al, 70.c: 10000 bush Auput .'4a,ofy'
ing a. ' and GO 600 GS,S es@ ses$ closing
at s3'sc Starch c sed az ,Ssg n' nnnt %rIe 35
S S D nG" 1png and wheat eo%ps%s
i T'H 'G l5 e ana a%s -, ne ;,
board arrivals were sS92i GTsn ass snG ,rad 3d.
sc cs n Ia.n aa " me c'a@ 6 s s%
i@ sarss i7Sa he 'STpo"aas DAY s 9 cn nsSa
gGs T ;sS EXPORT 1.std and nd" Milling 1HH q
SSch 80 oc6 for export and including H"o s S,
sS zoos 5 @saa Sa's &C. at an?
B1na Nav delivered and 5000 bush no I'd at NAY
ONT ONT, N h. afoat and 10000 bush unciad.i ita on,
ppriva,o terms Mlcrs bought 10000 bush 10. 'et
SniS! g. a esvs snSeF 7S Ma dsSei 7eo
70. b MSl'' SIS, C6S-For iuiurs the a"f@rs
&c following wheat and the Wet and t'e Clos va"
a; net loss ON active pionths OF &c 'ol III" ,1n
sales, 2l5ooo bush oil w"e ~ 900 lnsh Jmy 80 I,lGa
~ ciosinp AZ II &c. There were 10 sac, oi Maion'
Anil or June, which closed at o3|c o. ~ nVvt,rnt
neciiycy For spot there wa, no eNpoaS s, i"a
d he demand rom jcbbcls light i1Iht ODE rceep|,
aa Influenced a firm market. sales - oV' Dnrh
,Dclrding 900 bush No mixed at 15G '3,c ~, ed
elevator; 900 bush No Ix.i ~. 81 e.
evator 600 bush DO 52+c de'erc1; oooo Dun S
cd white and mixed ga 3ii2c drVr vi To- ~
,h io mil ssi,c closing 3si,C; lOj bush May ~
S7s,aS7lsc closing ct 37sc March clo,ci AZ az, So r
a, .osc closing at i2s,c $4,000 bush April, il2c.
iosng at IL ac and 900 bush Nav 40aafO .c cosins
At i0isc Spot oats we're snaae MINER ,I 30
whit NJ 43is0 iic Is 900 bush No 40 22d4Z &c
tor 10 OO bush white clippcf 41c Tor oOJ pun
10 white clipped aet3e for oo1o n ono h N o do
s3c: rejected mixed 3Sc do white 4li2c; \" hc"p"
900 ,ossc delivered Ior 10000 breh aaded Wssern
mixed 3o4a4ic for 1900 bush Yne ran,1 wr, ro"zi.
caIircn,a brewing C5c Chcvaer. zoe 10 arrive SIX.
,nweS state 75a Sc twoowcd do 65a87c as Ia quality
10 Toronto sc - arrive; No omina unpSao.. CO.
55a77o sx.rowed do, s2AaS,2c; 'anada County nna
citv made ooc0 81 Try E-Ouict; No Western "a
| C3c - FEED Quoations SOC for 40 60 anu 70 10;
| meal 81 37io. Cottorsoed meal, ~ i72osl 30
The receipts Of wheat At the wintnr and s1rng Tsea'
IN h ns e io M 'ns "N ss with n
as compiled by the "Proiuce Exchange Reporter" fol-
| low: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

/ -phla. Depot Of the Quartermasters Dept No. i2s
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa March IL lso3-seaed
ptopos,. in trplicae. Will be received here until IL
o'clock a. M Thursday, April 49, 1893 for furnishing the
United states QUarcrna>ters Department the following
articles 20 delivered at the Qudrtcrnaer, Depts az
Philadelphia Pa and Jacksonville. Ind: Helmets and
trimmings Campaign Hats Forage Caps and trimmings
Fur Cans Gauntlcts Muslin Shirt. Knit Wool tnier
shirts, White Cotton tndershius, Knit Wool Drawers,
Woollcn Cotton Stockings, Eerln Gloves, WOile
Mltten. Leather tauntlcts Arctic OycrshoeS, Barrack
Shoes Calfsin Shoes canvas Ieggins Woolen Blankets
Mattresses, Mattress Covers Pillows, pow-cases Mos
quito Bars Axes and IIoNe>. Pckaxe lIcl,eS. Drums
brumhc0d. Trumpcts Music Pouches, Nccktcs. R'cort
Iooks Tent Poles Pins. Slips and Rings Camp CoorS
flags Scrubbing Brushes, d. u. Cloth and Flannel Fac
Ing Cloth =. u. kersey, Canton Flannel cape Lining
Flannel Muslin Dr. Hing Jeans Pad ng. Sicsia Buckles
IInoks and Buttons. Cotton Duck Wor>t"d Fraid
sewing and Chevron SILK, TailOrs tryons. Ihre ID i
Cotton Iiussrt Leather Rope. Tent Line, Irvine Wrap
ming and Petroleum Paper. Tags and other Articles enter
Inc manufacture IL CLOTH ng and Equpage for
thn Army. for delivery ether points will b"
goods called for deliverable OH and after
Iuly l. and bidders must state In exact terms
the quantities they propose To deliver on July J.
lSg3 and the quantities monthly thu rrafer. The
Government the right 20 reject any or all pro-
posa Preference will be given 10 articles OF domestic
PRODUCTION conditions Of quality and price
Including price OF foreign productions anutlct
rs duty thereon being equal For copies OF printed
instructions bidders blanks for prop sails ETC. apply az
hi, Office Envelopes containing proposals. To be Endorsed
proposals fer Military supplies and addressed 10 the
under.i pned. c. q. SAWIELLE,
Deputy Ouarterma >"ri.en"r1l L. ;. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore March I7.-rlour dun. unchanged. Re
ps 71S ns snp% Sa I'd So I and n nss
July. 7oc lid 'samsr 80 red. soc bid milling
stock Stock SS,.4 "a bush: sales oo@o bush. Corn
arroer; mixed spot and March, a. lsa47 34c; April,
bid; steamer mixed. ~ Ia i6c; white corn by
ample. ~ i-2c yellow do. 4oc. Receipts, 49, So
.sics. ii'ooo BUSH oats hrmcr: 80, > white
Western, tisi2c 80 : mixed d. ., -."37c. AZ, Re-
S.. :, 90 orc: Rrccipis. 600 bush: stock. o.4eo
bush. Hay firm; good 10 choice Timothy. sl0 -
cotton nominal middng. . l-ac. Provisions weak
Lard. refined. - sc. Butter firm; creamery fancy.
29c do fair 70 o,oicc. .1g &c; do Imitation, 24c
fair - l-4c. No. :. II &c. sugar steady gran
ulated. 4soc. Copper unchanged. whlskcy hrm,
Boston. March I7.-Flour dun. but steady. Corn
quiet but steady oats quiet; but steady: Shorts
'o,565 bu.h: oats. 97,795 bush. shorts. 81 tons
n" weak T "r 60 Sdrhn sc aVs cars F no.
hnrd. 20 3ioeic: 800 bush 40. Northern.
So. northern. "a sc. Closing: No. / hard.
Il ! 2c No. / Northern. 77a77 lie; No. . North
crf. - lie: No. Northern old Chicago. 20 lie.
one No. white 7ic. Corn unsettled. but
generally higher and offerings light. closing firm at
outside prices. Sales five cars No. yellow. II Ii
az lie: twenty cars No. > yellow. 46 3iG47c
Ugh, cars No: do. a 2G46c: twelve cars No.
80. . grade. AZ lie. Oats steady. sales. three
ears No. white. - 3ta3oc; two cars do choice.
- lie. TWO cars 80. , whlte 3-c. six No.
+. MIXED. "a . g. }5o. Farley steady. lair inquiry.
Quoted 40. = Western. 13a BE: No. > extra. Goa
Usc. 80 1. 530 5rc Michigan. G.id 7cc state. Osa
.ec Canada No. /. ~;ic: NJ. =. 77c No. ,
extra, 15c. Rye dull. NJ. =. Ole asked. Flour
steady demand light. best spring. - JO0 - 30. do
winter. - 5OdS - Rye flour. ~ ioa$3 30. Mil
feed steady unchanged r. cciptS Wheat. 800 bush
com 10000 bush. oats. 1900 BUSH shipments
Whcni 5000 bush: corn. 1000 bush; oats. 5000
bush.
lending rnn IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY sUPPLIEs.-Of1ico

/ purchasing and Dcpo. tommissary Army Building,
10 30 Whtehall->t.. NeMYork CITY February 49, lo.3
d!tons vim be received at this ofcc until Il o'clock
a M on Monday March 20. 1893 for furnishing such
s,pncs .s may he required by the subsistence Depart
,ncnt UnItd States Army. delivered In New York Sub.
n"ns (whl->, brushes; Can Openers Canned Articles.
Cheese Combs. FaNoring Extracts (aclo.
tine. Ink. Lard Macaron. OIL (0uve). Paper (Toict).
pickles. Pipes. Razor strops salt Sardines Shoe Strings.
Spices Thread. Tobacro Towels etc. etc
nation IN schedule list Preference given TO all Articles
OF domestic prNiuction and manufacture" for
tails schedhc Information with conditions. list OF
articles 1uante.. kind modes OF packing etc. obtained
Office The right II reserved To reject
proposals Envelopes containing bids should be mark
Proposals for Subsistence supplies opened March 90
1885 and addressed 20 the undersigned
THOMAS WILSON. A. G. O.. l.. s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
DROpOSALS FOR ANNUAL SUPPLIES

l FOR THE u. $. MARINE CORPS H,sdgnarters
u $. Marine Corps Quai ternsstet' once washington;
d. G. March g. ISO8-Sealed proposals, In duplicate, VIII
m received this Office until ~ o'clock m on the 4th DAY
~ Apr next for furnishing fuel. forage ana Laundry
work 10 the T. g. Marine Corps at one or more OF the ro
lowing stations from the LIST OF July lSS " tle Juh Oh
Inn. 1901 Nlz: Portsmouth. n ii. Charestown, Mass:
nrooklvn y. Y; philadelphia and League Island, "a :
annapolis. Nd. Washington. ID. g.; Norfolk Va Fort
ROYAL y C. Mare Island. cal. and Stka Alaska sealed
nroposal, will also be received at this onlce until II
clork M on 4th day Of April next. for furnishing
supplies consisting Of cloth kersy aanneI blanket he
met military stores brsons. brushes. etc. 70 be delivered
AZ the office the Assistant Phi,ssdelpsia
unt II O'Clock the An day OF April next for fur
rshnu stationery be delivered at the Office 81 the AS
.I-tant ouartermaster Washington. D. C. Sealed pro pro.
IN on 18Th day OF April next for furnishing ratons to
tho t. = Marine Corps. AZ one or more OF thr stations
named above tho st Of July 1913 to the 3Oth OF
Iune iSo All supplies 10 BE- delivered at the places
named free OF expense 10 the United states Spcihca-
he obtained upon application at any OF the station, named
- r. and Assstan Quaiterina,ters Onice, PIG South
Second street Philadelphia Pa This ONCE reserves
me richt 10 reject aud all bids, and 10 waive defects
and bds from OF regular dealers In
niles only will considered Proposals may bo made for
ne or more artice. deliverable at more stations.
and viii b. considered sepa atey for each article and
Mace OF delivery They should be- ndorsed proposals
or raons fuel forage laundry work supplies or sta
oneryu a the be-. and addressed 10 Major III
h. LOWRY, 0uartcrmaster, L. ). Marine Corps, Wash
Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March II, 3:45 p. m.-Beef in moderate
WeStern Ane. steady at 0os; DO medium. steady at
COS Hams and bacon In poor demand; shoulders.
mc6srate demand. Taliow. In moderate demand.
SPIRITS Of tnrpenune and Hsin In fair demand. Lard
-Snot IN poor demand, futures In no demand Wheat
N toer demand: No. 2 red winter steady at IS I'd
No. red spring steady At IS 3 I'D Flour in poor
Ssman6 Corn-Sp0t and futures In fair demand !;
mixed Western spot steady ut Is Led March
gfoedS ct Is lid; April steady Mt IS "a May
q faP demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
= SERGEANT CRAM RE ELECTED.

The ballots at the election of the Manhattan Club
for directors we're not counted until an carly hour
Yesterday The successful candidates We're; j..
sergeant Cram. 235 votes; Edward Schel. 22a' I.
G.. baldwin, 225 Daniel X. Bayne, 223, ana Robert
Maclay, 2l7. The defeated men were charles >.
49, ond Francis Kev Pendleon. Messrs. MunrOe
and Bsvne were nominated against Messrs. Cram ana
Pencleton incumbents. There was no politics IN ue
60ht Mr. Cram was opposed on the ground mat
he did not have time attend to his duties as chair
man of the House Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
ANTWERP WOOL SALES,

Antwerp. March 17.-At the wool sales to-day
o4OO bales We're offered. There was a good nj
tendance, but the competition less active The
tone quieter though the bidding was keen The
series closed with prices firm Following are the
sales and the prices obtained BnenOs Ayres. o:}3
bales, at Goa 155 francs per 100 ki0s M0ntcvide0
s6I bales, ut 60Gl66 frsncs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
Relp Uamteo.
M ANAGEi,S WANTED.


To take entire charge Of the business for laryc co,
ponton IN ell New-York cities having over LOON ,Snna
tion. ~~ i"P"'"'
furnish bond. " "' VI"
state former employment. age ie-omu cndatIans etc.
NEBA, BOX &,
AIibune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

el s Fi DsHiA ps February r
pos In trpcae will be received here until IL o'clock
a. M Monday March 90 1885, for furnishing the " s..
luarermasters Department in this city. with Aiguilettes
Drowcr Cotton Duck ~ 10 and ss DARK Blue Flannel
Nou.- Lining Flannel Leather and Fur tfa'ntlets Can-
palgn Hats Sky Blue Kersey Canvas Lcggins Necktes
Arctic Over.hoc, Muslin Shirts Wooen and Cotton stock.
Shoes and Undershirts. BIDS for delivery
At other points b. entertained Bidders must state in
xact terms the date they will make first delivery,
and the quantity thereof also the dates and quantities OF
subsequent deliveries. The Government reserves tne
right reject any all proposals. Preference Will be
GIVEN 10 articles domestic production manufac ture
Conditions OF quality and price ncndng in the price OF
foragn productions manufactures the duty thereon
being equal For copies OF printed instructions TO bid
d.rs blank. for proposals apply az this ONCE In
velopes containing proposals TO be ndorsed Proposals FOR
vilitary tie undersigned c. &c
SAWTFLLE. Deputy Quartermaster-ocnerai, u 5. A. In
char Of
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400 600 l3j, 900

Decrease . 400 600 $4,000 .......... ............
HAY AND ST1tAw-HAY-The market remained steady
hut without important change Fancy 90d9jc large bale
goods No /. S5a90c light linked S0ds6c; DARK mixed
TST77iac; clover, 72dfSc; shipping 72za75c -. -
sTRhw-iena rye. 5oa72sc short rye. 5oa5sc oa,,
45dS0c: wheat 45d50c
HOUSEWARES reIpan last quoted and demand In
ell directions s lsit. Ncwyork STAT 1892 choice,
2ia22c: prime, 20l2lc common 10 medium, 1920
issis tsise; 90 Old: ssios Pssse Coast iss2 choice.
2lS22c common 70 prime l9dSiS california old ods
METALS-IRON-In fair demand at UNCHANGED ne.
Si4 Scotch ps S2 sossas for Cotness ana So SosSac
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pnblie Notlcc.
NOTICE OF SALE.
~ LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT., 81 70 80 East !2d.st.

- NtW-YOKk, February IT, 1873.
To Mrs. j. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Il. Clayburgh BY T.
CsybuI gn; @. W. Edwards. @. NJ Edwards, Mrs. Julia
campbell, y; NJ Cox Mrs Lap,i g. Brooks by
James, ta's sS'" coda IDA
J. Welsh. Mrs. L., c. Martin. s.etson Leach. LSu.
r. Levy or Mr,i NJ ;. So%an; W. r. SSuttsr Mrs.
Iiatheld. You and each OF YOU are hereby noti.
ned that, unless the charges due the goods nov
stored in the warehouses Of this company Tor he
the c7th day OF March, 1893. the goods will be sold ne
public auction that date at no. s. East tist@t Nav
York by Jusus Cooke Aucti0ncer sale nj
10 80 a. m. JOHN II. VAN wORMER
Secretary General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

nent no Ii2s Arch Street. fhiiadeIpnia, March
here until il O'clock a. M fuesdsy March 81, 1893.
Tor furnishing the United States Quartermasters De;
yards cotton duck 10 600 yards 10 o. cotton
duck Yards 3 cotton duck, 800 sets conical
wall tent chains 800 conica wall tent poles Bids for
delivery other points wifi be entertained The articles
ara REQUIRED the earliest pracucabl, date and bidders
must terms the date when they will MAKE,
first delivery and quantity thereof also the dates and
quantities. " Subsequent deliveries The government re-
the right TO reject any or all proposals. FREEZER
rncc will be given articles Of domestic production or
manufacture. conditions Of quality and price Gncluding IN
the price foreign productions manufactures the duty
the rom being equal For copies OF printed instructions
10 bidders blanks for proppe4 etc. apply at this ONCE
Envelopes containing proposals 70 De Endorsed Proposal s
Tor Military supplies, 10 be opened March "a" and
addrc ,,ed 10 the unders igned. C. q. SAWTELLE,
Deputy Cuarternaster- General. U. ). A.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18


Eggs hrmcr: strictly fresh. u 34al%.
Good nG""" March H ra IS s r. gr Wb"9 n,h
Shipments. 1000 bush. Corn stronger, higher: No.
mixed. aic oats firm: No = mlNed, "a l-2a35c.
sis Is. Lard dull. si -, I@lk ' meats firm rn,.
$40 IL IL. nacon easy, III 90 WnSkcy steady
sales 5oi bbls. 81 Il. Iuiicr active firm. sugar
MlWankcs March i7-Flonr quiet Wheat firm
3S 81 i.2@ :Gc 30 ) white. So 35c Barley. No. >.
S3G on '%T ia $50 S9G Ey' -, 7% No. 'S r'S
sls %. Reeep' so 1000 bbs; WHEAT. 5000
CSS" w S"r' 5000 psS barirg ooo t h%"h
Minneapolis. March I7.-Thcrc n firm opening
and all day the reports Of crop damag. flowed In.
The cash market showed more strength. There was a
fair sale Of 80. l Northern at 63e d3 lie, No. .
Close-March 6;ic. May opened. "a ;,-sc: highest
%%s "a q eo;SS &C. my opened
closing IL 80 on N aaGh No. i, hard o' iac no
S' Pha%cl phi March i7"Flo"r continued
very quiet. but prices OF desirable grades steadily
Kys or a s& %nrs,r Sa s Srpdy c1Ss
ings lght. and no important change I'm prices: NO
red March aaih" a Aprn, "A i,sa74 a,ic
market ruled steady No. mixed March ~ 7.sa SOC
APRIL =" May ~ 1s SOC and %. 80
No. white, March, 4ia41 i4c: April. May and
june 40 i2"4ic; Butter firm; PENNSYLVANIA cream
3ic do. extra jobblng. 32s33c. Eggs firm. with,
light offerings PENNSYLVANIA flrsis. Is lsc. Sugars
344c standard powdered. 5.0Gc fine grannlated,
4 3-Ac standard graduated, 3lc; Crown
Anoa ' Edmond r. a4c aV'Sr sc
Red star A; 459c Keystone A. a.56c; franklin o.
Green Star C. &C blue Star c. Use. Other articles
unchanged. Receipts-Four: 1000 bbs. $500 sacks
wheat $500 bush corn $4,000 bush oats, 1920
bush shIpmcnts-wheat eco bush corn. 200
| bush: oats. $4,000 bush.
St Louis, March 17.-Fl0ur frm without change
oncncd LAMBS OIL. and pounded down
i.oa5-sc by bears: outside and local buying sent
prices back up lac, and after slight reaction futures
closed 3-sc above Yesterdays No. = red cash
65 Lee; March. IS 3-4c: April. 90 5-sca 60 34c
closing. 50 3-4c; May, 67aGs 3sc closing. % lac