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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01

Navy. Tuesday February - u'.l.VI + olpt'.
q car; "i =. n'"a ~ ,'. ,l.,. l'a u,n,.
~ ",u : r,', io ~ ~, a.. ,o.'' g.. I,u ..t
tUy d.r--rd i"fi >.1', dllA az 90
ff'c 'atr udN'", i.". l...u WI "' ~ r t'gh,.
more enc ,ulaglhc. IN" nan ,''"r' 80 u '. r-,'
sid seIling at "a ~ per r. 49, .-"'
lrM 'ec high sc. No shipments Dom Ni' I' b,
day On "wednesday the Pr'ahnlr viii rake NJ 900
quarter, Of beet Tor fa-'minN "tr"n'. arg J.. -
port ~ sheep Oh To" oailD"" On" - ma" Oh We
ru ,-nwS p.,ctut, % head adj mainly held
Mli' " 'pN a. ~ < D me-.
iot i"h"iio" '"u ~
h'ao "t l' ,,.,,. .so had mainly At Cl,'s The
- ,''.,.,r.,.iy ,.,i,. l,,f mice. lower on
,s ,.r w","r,s vS. ais, ea..-r Ordinary ~ prime
Nal' S"id a. T1efs ." tt,., y, ~ , ear ~ Wr,.in
tO'HV 10 NaNistph Nd,T'' - n,....t
calves ct = ~ "a ,, " 10 - III, f,t ,,,,u,. 3,
calves In fir d"ntnd b.t low. ~ - ,,, M
dressed veal. sal-f iot ,'n nd Il r. n. d,',s,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
THE PETROLETU MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF lIii|f",
The trans actions Yesterday ia National transit GER
iIacaic, at the Stock Exchange amounted TO fo""'
hnrre!s at prices ranging from 81 "a TO 10 Il cents
At the Consolidated Exchange there were SAFES o'
10 900 barr.ls in the option line bu' large part
81 the transactions switching operations from
March 10 Aprli deliveries. TIE range ~ prices Was
from g.. . cent, 10 "a J-G "a cents. WIN inc
switching premium represented by an extreme rpnsc
nom 81 -. to - cents. In" only news was
the report that IA big gu.hcr'' hud broken loose IN
lin. new Ws,t Virginia fields. but there was no elect
on the market for crude options,
Refined petroleum remains unchanged AZ DO cents
pcr gallon In baIr.l $50 cents IN bulk and Glo cent
in cn,,s. Foreign quotations were iin'hahsea NJ
Nntw,rp AZ |! l.o francs and ut Loudon. at I'D.
but M I.rril-n there was decline " 10 points "
J2j marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01

holuay but Inc buying has been loss active than was
'Npocted ana the prices have cascd OFF a F.tle on
nmi i all kinds Fowls closed weak at Bile both
southern ana Western selling at that. and turkeys
nave TO be fine 10 command lac. Ducks are mo-,
over plenty ana hold up very we'll. Geese l. !. &c
lower Pigeons steady.
Receipts Of fresh killed poultry have Increased
materially and prices for fowls. chickens and turlc,
Show some decline. At the close fine turkeys are
considered to he Oh fairly safe basil, but t.cre i a
weak feeling on fowls and chickens with a general
expectation OF further decline. lapons ouie, and
steady squads scarce ana firm. Frozen poultry
SHOWS some reaction IN prices In sympathy With The
weakness In fresh Killed. but fine turkeys are held
firmly as present quotations
Very little call for wild ducks and prices irregular
Rabbits are neither plenty nor much wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
rr-ropEAN pRODICE MARKETS

liverpool Feb. -. - y. '.-b"ri and pork IN
fair dcrand Hams In poor demand. Bacon In poor
drmand Cumberlird cut about - To 10 10. steady
n, As Cd short rib about - n. steady NJ ji> ::
long clear mddles about - 70, steady AZ Us I'd :,
ione and short clear mitdl-. aholt 81 H. steady ut
Dis i'd Cheese In poor demand. Tnllow-Therc Is
NOTHING Offering. spnt' Of turIcntinc III poor de-
mand Rosln In falr demand Lard. spot, In fair
demand. fuinres--thcrc Is hing offering. prime
Western spot dull at 6ls Cd. whcnt IN fair dsmant
no . red winter. steady nj D. : ID Flour In
poor demand. Corn-spot and futures In fair de-
mand: mixed Western spot. old. steady at ~ I'd :;
s,at n~w. steady ~ - ~: Mech .'e1dv IT - Al
ArriI steady at ~ Id May steady NJ Is Id. Hops
nj LOudon-Pacllc Cast in fair demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Jerscy br.K.. 80 :jaiG -
d hG15 i'1" Sa 81 sa$ sss Tr,oor sn
~ Eo,cdalc cement. ~ - per W. Amer !.
ta1 Portland 81 9o0s2 10; belgian Pof'iind ~
- 20 English Portland. - ijn*2 80 German Pcrt9hd
inishing. II 10 Lath- e. 20 per coo. "o'r, har,
% 15c per bunhr! cattle hair. lG"lsc.
IuItOIY- Stoudaid English piunuaiei quoted az 14'
and do French. sc: d. German. $50.
co OA-Du and unchanged: 1iaraS. ID"lps'i
trinidad, Ia. 4ac Guayuqnl l34loc bahi" i'9l4A''
cor Fi,IS-for Brazil growths the spot market ruled
DUH and nominal at lni,dlS.c for No. 7. The MID
grade. ~ r. also dull. sales $50 mats Iad1hg on private
fr,. ON the option market The sale wr" ONLY LOU
mo. and the cO~rd cay AT net change, h me
,,r rngnv from poiue up O. > u mt down ia,
led al I'D ya.ccs ranging from i H. ana subsequent
IT, oniii c>,epi March. Gained = I.onuon
.l,,ri = decline OF months and I1mhui2 ~
ON r1 !. pir. A. M0r,"e-. tir ar'it1l" during me
ellie Fcl. u,ry -; $500 bass ~ Ams' 'Tam ~
,i,o. a, Netherlands during III" month were lF'"Vo
I,,c" drlivri,c% 10000 lags STOCK IN N'fhciI1hd7
vi roo b1.s The Dutch sal" ~ tah" fi'" on
Nnrh - brokers valuation f0i rond "d.n0p ava '"
T'.n mic Win include 5000 picni> Th" Eio 'nn,I
oW"d Fr.t oldinar, 90 ki;"~ J. 'c0 goDi ,"i i
20 til,t IL ,>fhangr lpiNafI ib, r','lP IL
d. ~" J,,. 10 COO bag Rio ocrf,r 20 nitcd >tit
zoo liqs: no clcaiancc- 10 Europe. lOol Dg. i.'o
.,cL 600 bags Rio H0rtr' ma rcrn'" J"
d"v. 10 Saltp- e1'k, 2SDnpo jay '!''o,
,'Ac, ur,n. good SInt1.. II iou. 1917, o.
10 inv / I-.2 February -, 1913 - ~" ~
nnc limo ls:r 80 81 Geo bag. -arr ,inr iSyi .oD
iS93 SO 600 bag anne tim" So -y'u'oIn 49,
,rc ti,tc I-gI :45G.OoO bag~ Wii'hsn e urll,,i,
~ f'I,u,rv 1893. New York. 30. Gi,2 b'g' is,t
,',,. y. 7G1 blg-: New.Oicdn., 80 o'-'' '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
THE HOBKlRK INN
Cssal Noiltes.

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY ILL.,!
uar,ntre on PAM Plaln1. a-ainst iZibeth n Smlta
md otne~s pr'.ndantsln pursuance OF Judgment OF
foreclosure sal. made aud entered in the above
Ui A, ton cariug dat the twcntycighth day q
January 1893 /. the undersigned the Referee In ssie
'mde rnt named VIII sell az public auction at the TX
chang >acsroou- No III road"sy in the city OF New
VorK on the 23d II February. 1898 az IL o'elock
nam lI William Krunrir. Nu'tonc"i, the property ano
,e"i mentioned and described In said judgment %
10 lows: .....o, ,.,J An a. f,,,
., 'Tsy York In me County and state Of New-York,
Vouna.I and described a. follows;
Ercinninr az "a point on The >ouihcilv side Of One.
third street, distant hundred aud
"s,eut,. four feet inches ea,trrly from the south
asn'L conner OF Seventh Avenue and Onehundr-d-and
%eoythrd street running thence southeIy parallel TO
S,"n,h ANpuu. sixty t thence eat"rly parallel ono.
twenty h.rd street Inches thence southery
na,ailal 10 Seventh forty feet eleven E:hes the
rcntre line OF block. thence c3-'erly parallel
third street fifteen f.st inches
thence no th,rv parallel 10 seventh Avenue hundred
ac, ven incle. the s0uucily sid. OF One hundred.
yid tref and thence westerly along the same
stItccn feet 10 the point place ~ beginning.
FREDERIC H. COT DtRr. IT,. Referee.
CHARLES rNANn>T PLAINTIFFS Attorney. 81 Nassau
'Ihr sale ~ described premise hereby adj
ourn,d to the ond dsy ~ March, 1898. ct
the and place.
dated Nrw.York February oSd 1893
FREDERIC x. COLBERT. w.. Referee.
CHARLES rNANGsr Plaintiff Attorney. 81 Nassau
y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01

on the produc, Exchang" today the butter market
was quiet creamery. l90 re dairy, 10" DC Eggs
rrnicr strictly fresh SIG i"l7c.
Cincinnat Feb. es.-Flour easy. Wheat In fair de-
mard 40. . red. zoe receipts $500 bush: ship
mcnts. 100 bush. Corn easy: 80. MIXED. "A &c.
Oa, steady: No. > mixed "a l203jc. Rye easy
No. > 80 oc. Pork nominal. els -. Lard quiet.
sl2 -. l'ulkmcas firm. $40 -. Bacon firm.
sill 30 Whisky steady; sal">. III bbs. ~ II. But
Ter easy. sugar steady. Eggs easy, - 1-e9l4c.
Cheese steady.
Milwaukee. Feb %. Toar quiet wheat quiet .
Nav &c: No spring. Gjc No | Northern. .l@
~ Corn qui,l: Nc. 3. :.7c. oats quit: 30. :
quiet No. -. 62c sample. 399 j9c Rye quiet !:
So. l. ~ e. Provisions higher. Park May,
~ 80. LaId-Miy. ~. - RrcelptS-Flo'ek
700 MS Went 5000 lush. bgii.y. d0.0C0 bush
sLlpm,Its-Flour. 1900 bids, wheat. 10000 bush :;
barley. l1.ooo
Minneapolis Feb. os.-Thc range Of prices was
within quarter to-dny. bni there WAS quite strong
nndeltonc. The market WAS bare OF crop damage
news. Good weather reported from all over
The West. IN" Storm having spent It, fury last
night The cash market advanced about hall q cent
ON the days sales. No. ! Northern sold at 90 &c
and 40 - Northern went ~ or above odc E,Tripis
OF wl,at here were lI3 cars and 10 err. nj Duhih
g. sc lowest. % j.sc: closed q. sc July opened
zoe highest. 20 1ac: lowest 80 &c closed 10 Sc
ON Track No. I hard q. .c: No. Northern. Cite !:
No. 2 Northern. G3d 6tc
ad,lpha. Feb. .s.-tonr very du ana prices
weak 10 sell. Rye flour steady choice Pehn.vNnhia
~ % Buckv heat ioui quiet. nut nrh, uh"er ugn.
oticrinrs "a ga .. 90 per 100 lbs. for new Wheat
orcrines light and market ruled firm: but no spccn
Iai,vc trading and very little export INQUIRY; 40.
rcd February. Is 3.4oI &c March 30 3Aa I"r' Apri!
1Tr73 lie: MAY. 1s11s lac. Eye quiet ana stf.dy
at GOc for No. Pennsylvania. Corn op'i9n marAe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
wuOIFSALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODCCl
rnr The week ending February -, 1888

HEAN- AND PEAS.
pcsn,s for the wcck-BcanS l542 bblS: peas.
~ hhnsh ENports-I'cans. sol pkgs, peas. 40
III Imports 3.3 bags beans. Very few changes
ODE nma 10 thc market this week. Neither the eN.
nav Amand nor home JObbing trade In domestic beans
RSs shown any Improvement bu, receipts have con
mus, ,rmer price>. Possibly the feeling marrow.
no and red Kidney i, shdc easier. and buyers for
"" l,, cOud probably secure SliSht conCe ssiOnS.
I ouI movement l. reported in foreign beans. with
rs,bcr better prices obtained on fine picked lois
rn.ac.iiv pei. California lima selling very we'll.
CIr. neas I'm moderate smpplY and firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
POTATOES AND VEGETABLE,

Receipts OF foreign potatoes have been and
VI Ir eulr quality and condition. large part of thc
stock by nearly all steamers coming surOutrd
more or less wet and decaycd. Average prime lot :
freely oi rcd nj ~ L." ~ 30 for scotch and - =, 10
FOR Irish ana English few extra marks are hcli at "A
slight premium. but many fair grade, are glin. down
Ia ~ -. whl'' very Inferior drag lower aud IN
crain prices Domestic potatoes in light supply. Int
quiet. in' trad being chiefly supplied with forc.c..
sweet ln'r'o"> steady. onions firm. Norfolk kal"
ana SpiE'cL N fair supply and Of very irregular
quality and condition. prime in fair demand. Florida
green vegetables in larger supply and generally lower
stock largely below prime ana such Very dun A.
parag,l> more plenty and easier. Fancy tomatoes
finn l.t- 4..d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01

ENTERTAINMENTS AND subscriptions For
a TIE NEWioRK rElDyNE WILL u. ~ AZ. E
wey ID door north % Thirty nr-t.t. and AADvER.
TiSEMENTs at the following Branch once; 2st STA
ave >. O. cor o3d.st. iS2 0thave. 157 FourtnreNs
corner 200 sorn;r Gs't E.s
100 Wet Forty 80 II, 81 Ws:t sus
e. 81 West 12dst: ~? Chureh-ss.; ~ 1A"s~S
I0e0 ThirdAve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
BJ'TrFl,

Receipts for week. :4.a4o pkg No exports. ana
nothing to Indicate place In the foreign markct, i'r
our butter. In fact. few lots Of low grades have
been purchased In Liverpool and viii lc returned here
our local market ins dragged along Ncasilv. aud
prices have settled II 2c per y below the ra'r- CIR
rent a week Possibly the assumption l. wii",
Ing 40 a rcsul, ~ the lower retain price, now iciHg
charged throughout this and adjoining cities bu, tl0
demand still falls short OF the supply. and Il + the
little Surplus stock Thai j, 10 be found ia most store,
that dcprcsscS tho market. ~ the close. fancy west
srn creamery l. selling mainly AT 2,c here and there
a ,avore brand OF tlGin brings l-2c premium. AMI on
some OF the fancy Iowa sepaaorS IN" prc" has been
shaded to 20 lie rather than lose good customer.
rrss have fallen to - .jc, and are duh al that, ana
ssOnGs Offering freely nj -" 23c. some very
wnir, light colorod goods going down 70 2od 2lc.
ONLY small lets Of first Pennsylvania arriving. ana
these are worked out mainly grocery trade, IL would
be d!fcult 10 job fancy lots AT PC. Western
he'd creamery has but little call at present and values
are largely nominal. The increase In the receipts of
new state dairy is gradual but prices have fallen
nearl, &C in sympathy with the decline IN creamery
26c outside for selections of Drlawarcs. lower
GRADES ranging from CSC downward. The quality Is
Improving moro lots showing all new milk, but there
is Still a good deal Of rregulanty to the receipts. old
dairy In limited supply and holds up surprisingly
veil. Western packings such as imitation creamery.
dairy and fresh factory. quite plenty very dull
and lower. Not much call for rolls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01

2ol.919 a. 975
$50 1874 l.173Oll

Total stock In NowYork. by running
stock In ali United States Ports ... Jj033i l.173Ou
>leculatV" trading vas active. the sales aggregatng
322?oO bslcs. while the ruled firm, closing a
net advance Of san points IN the fac Of dcrn" i'll
d. atcd by opening prices Of 3qj points. The nfnc>>
tho result u what regarded favorable
relative 20 the Lancashire strike coupled with the belief
that the Antl.OptiUn I'LL is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01

cash quotations follow': Flour dun. nom
nall, unrlan-,l No. = >piug wheat. - 34o - l-Sc
81" , ,pr.ms " eat q at5c: 80 eel - 3ia - &C
So : corn. iOc No. B. 3i0 81 %. No. : ats. sou
80 Lie. No. -. whit. I. o.. b.. 34"34 4c. No )
harley GIc No. . T. -. b.. 100 be- No I. %. b..
.,.a sc. No. | raNSrod. ~ II prime timothy seed
- fl mos pork pr bbi Tls l. "a ~, - - lari
,cr 100 luS SI2 5O0 81: -: short ribs sides lolsel.
10 IL dry s,l'cl loudcrs box d. - 15d 80 - ~
.hou cl,af .id,s tboXrl. $40 Jjo so 90. whisky.
iii ril,er,' finished good PER gal. ~ Il SUGARS. cnt
Loaf, , , -aj3ic. g'anua'cd, 51-sc, sianta'd \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
HN'N
b,

COOPEEAGE sNCk-pull al PS oc'p.s - sugar
fo%k. and hcad inch ~ s0ofl 81; 3Oihch " "V%
- * did .hook, without head 1JdSJc Iun ,nopn ai.a
fr,d, -: rum pipes ~ i0"r3 90 sm,pS no3N''""'
!, o.. boo,s IL feet salds3i IL feet s2sd9-o - $500,
" CORDAGE-Quict but steady at i"c TT n'""' '"'
DC ior The suot market ruled dull and closed OF
,chanrrd ouotItioms l3j bales TO slnncrs ana
100 lales were delivered on contract Cu "'o"s "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
6elp Wante0

WANTED For the United States Army. led
w Unmarried men the OF Il and 80
lvod pay rations clothing and medical attendance sp-
BE- prepared To furnish satisfactory evidence
a. TO age character habits Apply LAO Park Row,
or II Abingdon square. NewYorS City; OF 81 Nonst..
ErookIyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
STAINED.

,.a Ordinary ....C 80 Low Middllng ,'''o
otri', God ora may q l3lG Ma ing m m bale,
Iivernool elcgrams As L. m-l''c"pr ~ ~ H, 81
ihnvihhoon mer.e ,n 5000 bales ale G,Wo JAIL o
Which for speculation and eHPq v TiGdng upiand-
I'D .,u,s ,rerc 1874 bales comparing with
ne bs y.s for thc corresponding day a.' n, ,.ans
Ia loo ,he rcce pts been 32i ozs .sas'
>cpem 80. drnr the pondlng period year ago
0o3 ". 'anncnde ed show the weeks crop movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
CHEESE.

Receipts for week. 94O: boxes exports. 3.s73
boxes The market to have lost little ton"
during the week. The general movement has been
quite moderate and largely of a jObbng character
that some holders have offered slight inducements
70 buyers OF good size lots Hence while 12c has
been, and Is still. the trading price for most Of the
fancy large size fun cream 1-od1-4c less has been
accepted on some lots. line Of 900 boxes OF we'll
known combination. cOOred. selling al II 3Ic Fair
I, choice grades Offering ri 10 3-40l1 &c. and
the fal, made, part skins. bring "a 10 1-2c. some
winter made. part skins. mr." going 10 exporters nj
Ga : Ice. and mere closely slammed lots rang" from
81 down 10 1c. Very little doing in Pennsylvania
SKINS. Small Size fan cream choose Of choice fancy
quality quOabla at l20 L. 1-3c. bat thr ont >idn
figure Is difficult 10 reach except for white. which
are getting IlvcrpONi cnblc ~ ,Iiis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
HOPS

HOPS 49,.
4, receipts for tie week. 7+1 bales. eAPornrr, ,hc
BALES; Imports 90 bales. Weaker advice. rom or,
..oohtry coupled with a continued duiI Ua"c n m
nave caused further shrinkage In values on n' =,
sa sorts The choicest state 100 hop, can now s,ock
fought easily at CSC. and good. useful brcwns oh,s
- orerfng ut 22c. Exporters get uniaVornpic ~ ,rr
'.oNces from the English markets and are h"' ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
MILK AID CREAM.

The daily average. receipts of milk ana cream ~ Ia"
different railroad Distributing points In ana yea! ii
ciIy for the week have beer follows: frc. '.1.''
milk, - Of condo Used mix ana l1- cans
OF cream IcnnSylvLni; POuShk'cp,lc a'' Eos' u,
Al Of milk: >us1u"h&nnd. 1,527 can, OF Wllh
and l.. can, OF cream, IarkawanDI, 3.41j cans OF
milk and 90 cans Of cream: New York central ana
Harlem. 80 cans Of milk. i can, oi condensed
milk and II cans Of cream. New Ork ard Northern.
$50 cans OF milk. NrWllaN'n and Hartford, "1O
ANS OF milk Ontario and western. 49, en-, o mix
and llj cans OF cream. West shore .331 cas- 81
milk 20 cqI, condensed mlk and Il can Of cream
Ncwlcr>,y Central, 80 can, Of mIA ana l. cans
Of cream: and hV isc ,ilallcOls short routes l.uo
cans of ullk and - calls Of cream. The total daily
SUNNY has been 1921 cans o. milk. l'3 cans 81
cund ,n~.d milk and :JI cars 81 cream. IN" roads
were terribly Handicapped by d:!ls and storms has
week bat thou.i the mill. trainS Wy" della 81 IiOiil
five TO twenty hour for three GAYS ti'y hahhscu 10
plu, milk the platforms sold a. high ~ $40 II
oar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
St'Nl)RI

NtTs-Peanuis firm: quoted at l &c for fancy
hand picked. and 1903 Ste for farmers. spanish
shclled freely offered nj 33Ad4c for No. No. :
quoted AT lie Virginia No. Shcl'd NJ J-4"'o
and No = AT | 3-40 &c. Very few hickory nuts here
demand quiet quoted at 81 2jo ~ 30 per blshc
mixed old and new and all old neglected.
IEE>W.AX-Iirm SOut.crn quOicd at 20 10 -
for large lots with smaller sales higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
FRUITS AND BERRIES-rREsl.

Fresh apple, are in liaeral supply but the demand
Is good and prices rule firm slightly ~ sellers favor
on desirable grades. Few fresh grapes arrive. and
fancy Caiawba meet demand 'ranb"rricN IN
heii stock held n Shade higher Florida orange
IN large supply >tcch mostly Of undesirable quality
In bad order. and all such pressed for sale very
dun and Extra fancy 'ruit Is relatively scare"
and held with some irmnc>s. TlEcrrin"S. maadarins
and grapefruit seil fairly when fauoy. but most lots
M nd m worry lnccr'ain value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
FrRS AND SKINS.

Demand active on local account and with recent
for most kinds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
FC,tis.

Receipts for week .2Gi bblS 3j,147 cases. I'm
medioely following our last report ia" arrivals IN
creased considerably and as Ou-Oft0wn orders were
much reduced ID became necessary 10 find larger
locsl d"m,nd Prices fOr best Western fell 10
:Go 20 l &c Thursday. and 10 % l-"0 CSC on Fri
DAY. and Saturday. rather than hold stock over
sunday. holders cut he price 70 2Oc. Thi~ week
opened with large arrivals and drop To lHc, and
Early this Tuesday morning sales were made down
10 IL Lie under the largest posted receipts Of th"
season. But after the call on Change II became
EVIDENT that more goods posted tian
actually available and the market Soon stiNoned 20
II Ice. At thar stock has been closely cleaned mp
and tho market T. closing bare OF offerings. with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
H., IOIlLI. IFr VH'IV &C 10
DrIED FRUIT.

Receipts for week. SOB pkg': exports for I'M ,,
week, 56.2 pkg : quiet trade Is r"poricc IN ;,i
grades OF cvaporatcd apples and while 'hcr' - i n'
mach pressure sell. the tone o! Price Is n,,
easier outside quotations hav" become cn,'' n"d
sthcred apples steady, but quiet. th"pa anu
sofes and skins slow. Pcachc, IN mail supinS,
snd arm. demand for ra.pi"rrI'N an" t, TO-
ss'a'e pums and values In sellers iaNor' hm,,
hachsberricS and dlackbcpi.s dull. '"in , ,
ap,icots IN light stock and higher. lruneS sell WHY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-06

by local applications, US they cannot
reach tho diseased portion oil tho oar.
There Is only one way to euro Deafness,
mud Tint is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by un inflamed con.
ditioh Of tho mucous lining Of the Eus.
tachian Tube. When this tube gets In.
famed you have It rumbtins sound or
imperfect hearing, and when II Is on.
tirOly closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can DO taken
out and this tube restored TO Its normal
condition, hearing will DO destroyed for.
over; nine Casos out OF ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an In.
famed condition Of tho mucous sur.
incOs.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars
for any rasO Of Deafness (Cansed by
catarth) that caunot DO cured by Halls
CatOrrh euro. Send for circulars, free.
Il ]. OnESrY & Co, Toledo, U.
Bdy"sold by druggists, zoe.