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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-18

Cenasctins with bcass fer Kamilchis ana shsifoA
City Dock foot Of Main street
FARE TO TACOMA. 90 CENrA
CAPTAIN L WILEY, Manago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

MoLAssEs irn but guieter 9nYse''f fnr
ps asS sIS sas open s sss PRIME
NAVAL sToREs-M arket quiet and nominally easier
quoted ESn is sS gSiet . ns saeNas sS
ssssgI; S'i$$,s Is ~%asT q $s, ]!
81. n PTs d 1na With e. sSi s s1l of eac OF
4s o The s sErd ;$s.S
n,mna FOR summer {eleTi s, C o OIL Is
ociAH qaiet and about ssady !;
% hf fa t: Central e. s'
chatter. about shss ert,;n hip d 3H' t ss
: St.h s. ,bp S''f Gs T Ycas WIGHT qS toas
q aSa 3D. Cd Hta ssca DafS rs p ssnee 10
Tp p s a%H? brs from al pit, West Indics I 1oo
s a% 500 ss%s hence to ESTs HE
e q, schooner hence salem cSal. 95c; to Boston
ct @ va 1PS1F 81 aqGGss
s5l .9 % and " family oa4s aad
unchanged qgo.d 81 596siG rr ezra and
cSt l1d omoted at so.io 20 % Hogs
R r9 S1y and s sd S1' e s$r SesS q
s "G sSG w sa?r n t aS s aso%
other hog products closing WITH bSyfr' n mn elc
III % SeT ia ior f0 w a lag IL % asked leo ely
o ossf s" %erc at a C With e sGsUSSso e
sembc at 80 % to slG SIa Mar Asked so: September
,o1: Sss. steady s,.s ard sS:ss'' ass:s
head ~ acc: Pana, bond. 2'ih3t .ai'a' W. ono,e.
SYRI9PS-Falrly active and well sustained we quo.ed
o,inarv 1od1dct common l5d16c fair, l1dl3c; gCou
s0G2Ir: pine, .2d24c: choice, 25d2Gc
STGARS-Raws very nm. Sale, OF 3CVo p p Su mS
centrifugal landed te ms 3iec; about COO bags Illus
coSs os - tcs. Sc reported .ales Of molases sugar
M DE we quote Cuba centrifugal 30 test, o2S, =.
and n,.coiaio. ~ test Be; inolassss sM9aN' Io,e
rcined strong, With good demahs sa5Sc. 4I now
derd 4sd5.IGc granus.ed 4d4 ~ line ow srapgg
3. G54ic: mould A. 4'sa5.oGc diamond A, 4satss d
ronfoctIonefs ;, A. 42ai.69c; Columbia A, assui'2oc
WInI.op ~ 49,: Rigewood a. i'.d4 De
phoenix A. a da;55c; Empire 4Sia42S; 40 g. tb ss
10 TO- 36idi,c 40 - 3'.a4n6c Nc y 3S srnn;
N "a mo 3sc. London, Mach 23-Cane nrHer.
no 20 be-, active and higher Java les Sd fair
unlmg IA sd this mouth. las l0iad next month, lbs
ARI Nf-Mariot dun and weaker following the de-
cline In hog products, with obo quoted at &c bid, '3c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
CUSTOMS CONGRATULATIONS CHARGED.

The complaints of importers OF artificial flowers
that some firms engaged I'm the business have been
Systematically underwriting goods for large amounts
and getting unfair advantage over their com
petitors besides deraudny the Government have been
renewed. Fully two years ago the subject was in
vestgated. and Appraiser Cooper suspended James
GufOyic, an examiner but he reinstatcd BY the
secretary OF the Treasury. On usc recommendation OF
the joint commission for the Improvement OF the
vice at this port he was. however, removed about a
month ago.
several Of The complaining firms Including Thomas
II. Wood & Co., Biinchi d Co.. II. Henry & Co. and
II. Bacharach Co., have employed Hess. Town
send d. Mcfleand TO assist them In ferrctlng out
the undervauations which have injured them. Mr..
Hess said yesterday that II charged that goods
consigned to II. Lndheim and 70 David spiro. well
several Other firms. had been undervaucd. Max
Rosenberg was the agent OF some Of these firms IN
Paris. and It customary for him to invoice the
goods from there instead Of having them shipped
directly from the manufacturer. on behalf If the
importers OF these goods il has been said that the
agent buys al exceedingly low price owing 10 his
special opportunities. and that Is the Nat the
invoices Diton low 10 excite comment On
the other hand t is charged that certain examiners
have been Systematically undertaking artificial
flowers much 80 per cent. and that the loss T.
the Government In the last six years has been
hundreds Of thousands OF dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
THREE JURORS GAINED AND ONE LOST.

Three more Jurors We're secured yesterday In The
trial OF DR.. Robert ". Buchanan, In General SEES
sions, but Of those accepted on Wednesday wa'
excused so only ten OF the seats arc filled now. Tit
new men are James II. Thomas, OF No. 2,147 Seventh
ave-, who travels for music house, Clifford p. Sea
graves. salesman at No. 43 LeOnardst., home No
Alb st. Nichoasave., and Abram Miller, tObaccos
No. $40 Broadway. home No. 21e East Ffty-eghth
st. Emil Gabler, juror No. 8, was excused from
serving on account Of attack Of rheumatism. The
total number OF taesmcn examined so Mr. Is 172
The people have used fifteen Of their Irremptory
challenges and the defence eighteen.
District-Attorney Nicoll and Charles W. Brooke had
a discussion at point about tile relative value
OF direct and circumstantal evidence. Mr. Nicol
held that circumstantial evidence more weighty
and Mr.. Brooke took the opposite view. Horace T
poeart suggested that he would not make a good
Juror because lie s0n-in-aw OF Harvey J.
Brown, OF the jurors In the Of Carlyle w
Harris. Mr.. Nicoll objection 10 his SERVING
and neither did Recorder Smyth The defence chal
lenged him p"remptory. however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
BITS Oh LEGAL NEWS.

The suit OF Mrs. Catherine strakosh against josiah r.
wray $40 for alleged breach OF contract
was begun before Judge Mccarthy in the City Court
yesterday. The plaintiff declares that the defendant as
the Eleventh international Christian En-
Convention agreed TO send her forty boardes when
the convention in session in 1892 and instead Of doing
so only three She sued because she declared she
had considerable expense TO prepare for tho
people whom she expected The case will be continued
this morning.
Henry Phillips has begun suit for 0Co damages
against oxJudge Henry Hilton for inuiies received in
consequence Of his falling the steps OF the Stewart
Building. Phillips slipped and fell while entering the
building october o. 1891, and injured badly
that became amputate his leg He declares
that the steps badly that they were In
dangerous condition.
Henry Garter has begun suit In the City Court to
recover 500 from the Rev. Daniel C. Potter OF the Bap
list Tabernacle In Secondave for salary oreanist OF
the church. The counsel for the paintn have had
siderable trouble in trying TO the paper, in the
the defendant and yesterday they secured order from
Judge Fitzsmons the summons and complaint the
door Of the defendants house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
LOVELY ARTICLES FOR WOMEN'S .WARDRoBLS.

The big white store OF Arnold. Constable a Co., at
broadway and Nineteenth ST. is one OF the interesting
places for people visit nowadays Although ui''
large drygoOds establishment has no res"i'' 'P
opening II has, however, all the new spr!'s so
that are seen I'm other stores. AZ this time Of the
wear Arnold Constable d Co. put away tier "ih'e.
goods and lring on the spring stock without Il io"a
flourish OF trumpets and have more customers anu
ho,,.r ,h,nrs eyery day. Tribune reporter
wandered through this store yesterday. ana ne s'"
and learned much OF the vast and superior s'o'N
OF drysooas which this firm has long pceh A"o" w.,
IN handle First there the dress GOODS BIN
and wool fabrics In all colors. hcliotrope preuo""
mating bengalines, ombre, famine ana giace 'h'N
Then there were handsome dress goods ior "ee
gowns in white vclouiine and crystal anu i's
coorincs for house and evening wear pretty
dress material which promises to be popular 'his
year IS a silk and wool material In soft ana de'ca'e
do,o, coll.d ,be ocean wave. The Touton cheNlots
in all colors the green prcdomnating ana 'he
English twceds for tailor made gowns are see" ."
almost endless variety ut this store. .
For young girls summer gowns Arnold oono' ,
20 h,ye = choice selection OF imported Engilsh anu
scotch materials, including The cne'iot, VI. nio
oord and tho homespur. On this Moor are also
seen liccs anu rich designs; pa,nsu,o and
would make one cool TO look AZ IL, o S" ward
robr' something for which women make a speu'ni
rip TO this store is the display Of lmiof,'u w." 80
OH the second floor ihe ,ve ~" c,tnoiinc in them
one IN particular is made OF Gamers mar any In,rs
silk, win delicate hcunceS IN dme , n'eN w ',i The
Empire gown Is here In all It's beauty, III ii'' Th
Green brocade with shaded velvet siceves ,; ,irh
Spring capes aud wraps especially maui 'o m ii
many new things which Arnold toIislanls ,,,nr de-
To- their patrons this year. Another in.errI nr "i
n,r,ment is on the carpet and rug hoor where Wv,
and new designs In Oriental rugs ana carp''s n'
domestic carpets OF all varieties are arr"Se" III p'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
BAD WEATHER AFFECTS TIE RUG SALE

The inclcment weather yesterday inerfered some
what with the attendance at the sale OF antique
and carpets at the American Art Galleries. No. o
East Twentythiid ST., but those who did attend we're
rewarded by securing OF the best bargains which
have yet been brought W In the sale. Following the
rule OF previous days, many Of the larger carpets.
kermnni tan. FeIaghan and IIamadan were passed.
and the greater part OF the days sale male up
OF fine Iran, Mecz. GhioIdes, Bokhara md cashmere
rugs, which brought prices generally far below their
value and In only few Instances approaching trade
rates for wholesale lots. Dealers took advantage OF
this condition OF affairs end BUYERS present yes
terday from number OF houses In the carpet trade.
making free purchascs Among the more valuable
pieces sold a silky MoAair rug. feet IL inches
by feet > Inches. with solid gold bronze centre
and blue border, for $i75, to Mr.. Belmont. and an
antique Sennah rug feet inch by feet 10 inches
which brought $50. An antique Tebriz, feet 2
inches BY feet inches brought FOO, while n
Kandahar IL feet by IL feet 10 inches with dark
blue ground. centre panel in yellow and border
in buzz. blue and olive, sold for 800. To days
sale will be mostly OF small pieces. ard tomorrow :
lit includes some OF the rarcst and most valuable
rugs and small carpets In the collection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
LIVE, STOCK MARKET.

New.Ycrk. THURSDAY. March os-BEEvES-No fresh
native sldes sow but tte firm at 7a9c Per p; extra
hou'es No change in cable quotations shipments to-
MICH COWS-Receipts. head. Trading unlm.
rortant Feeling steady. Nominal quotations s2jGS55
FOR decent choice
CALVES-Rcccpts. mainly late yesterday. loJ
head. Very little trading lack OF sto X The few
sales mainly In Washington Market werc at 5d79c per
N for ordinary prime ycas extra calf two brought
IIacnbeck n Hollis sold handsome Jersey calf to
Shattuck Bing,h, leather dealers, vino Will
skin and mount and exhibit II at the Words Fair.
dressed vcals sold at 5aioc per city dressed ut ga lie
and choice ana extra do at 1lsal2c; little calves at
3d42c. 49,. . a..
SHEEP AND LAM iiS-iecepts, including cars con.
signed direct were l5 ears or 2t1t head The market
timo sales limited, and number OF ri
stock carried over Good to choice sheep sold at
80 STA No spring lambs offered Dressed mutton quiet
slow GA Toe country dressed spring lambs
unchanged ut Sass per carcass.
Sales-Iiallenbeck Hollis; 100 State lambs
age at 80 so 100 80 d.. SO N. at " rs; State
sheep. ia N, at 50.
narc Mullen; 1875 State sheep, % H. at IS rs 200
Michigan do. 03 H. TT - 80; 10 culls. 40 H. ut VI.
s,,.. , MaSinS IS % ar :hiusp ~ ~ q
% err. - ~ " :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY rrtpcp.,

Buffalo, March Observation-Disclosures last o. -.
go head; total for week thus far 6340 bs.t 1vvA
time last week. 1890 head consigned ~, Iee
7GO head; TO New York, 100 head on ssIe hr nSh
market opened with feeling firm nothing dor 'o1 y
want OF sale stock: closed with feeling firm uf 10
Receipts last "a hours 5000 lead total "a. nuss.
thus far 3s2;o head for same time last wet wsss
81 900 head consigned through 400 head =. ceek,
York, $3.50 head on sale. 900 head market onss.:
light do. 81 5Od ~ 60: mediums, 81 75a 81 -. ~
heavy quotable at 81 s5aS7 o. pigs. 81 Ss; ~
Sheep and lambs-ieccipts last "a hours. 400 ~
total for week thus far, $3.50 head for sam.
last week, 5000 head: consigned through 9 nns
head to New-York. 200 head; On SALE o.4n t ~
market opened slow. but about steady: closc6 neso
all sold good 70 choice lambs, SO 1901 IS 40: cnry
10 fair, So J0d So good to choice wethers S non
So 10 fair to good sheep, "a 25a 50 35 fall cHrr w
lambs S. 25o15 30. pp0s
Chicago March 23.-"The Evening Journ,,.
ports: Catte-Rcccpts. 10000 head shinms,.
1000 head market active, l50 zoe hghcr: ch%s.
TO prime steers IS 1885 80: 10 extra on m. Isce
medium IS 1895 co: others. 81 Goa IS 10 ps0:
fat cows and hclicrs s3 50aSf 30. nces-R.cssnmse
II 900 head shipments. 5000 head market lssysC.
low or rough and mixed. $6 D0a 81 so: prime 49,. ~
y. 5O0S7 IS: prime light 81 $685. so. shes.y,
Receipts. 5000 head shipments, none: marker
steady natives: 81 5oa 81: Westerns. Ssass 20:
st. Louis. March 2j.-(atle- Receipts 200o h...
shipments 2.CoO head market active. higher: ~,
10 good native steers SO 2OaSf 81 Texsn led s.s IN
SO 5OdS 80. Hogs Receipts 1000 head sbipmscss
5 600 head market easier: heavy ~ liz ~ ~.
mixed, $-0$7 so: light. 81 100 AZ g. Sheen
ceipts, 800 head; shipments. mono; market strss
unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
CHINESE PORCELAINS SOLD AT AUCTION.

The sale OF collection Of Chinese porccalns. be-
longing TO David Nash. was begun yesterday after
at the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms. No. o35
Fifh-ave. Many porcelains IN blue and white and In
solid coors were sold. the sales amounting 20 about
$500 The bidding brisk. blue and white
beaker with figures In panels KEN Lung period.
went for S32. beaker OF the same shape, but not
generously decorated. brought s32 -Four dollars
were received for n blue ginger1ar, with me
daions Of the Kangsi period. There considerable
competition for vase, blue and white In color, and
decorated with small chrysanthemums The piece
brought s35. About 175 lots, all told were sold
To-day number Of Satsumas and other porcelains
Of unique pattern Will be put up at auction. The
sale ends OIL saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
A PRISONER TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF.

negro about thrty.sevcn years old, who said
he was Charles Clark. living at No. o36 West Sixty
ninthst.. was seen lettering in suspicious at
Parkave and Thireth-st early yesterday morning and
arrested by Detective Sergeant Crowley. when
the prisoner searched at the Central Office several
burglars TOOLS including skeleton keys and Jimmy
were found I'm his possession. lie was locked up in
a cell under the Detective Bureau. DOorman Mcehan
took breakfast TO Clark at a. m. Later, when he
was removing the dishes, the doorman noticed that
knife was missing. lie turned back to inquire
for It, The negro drew the knife from place OF con-
cealmeDt and tried 10 commit suicide with II by cutting
his throat. but the knife dull and he inflicted
ONLY slight wound. Meehan disarmed him. The
wound was dressed by ambulance surgeon. and
the negro was kept In the CELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

sal ea iaS lSis Wheat asye and 9rm % No. ,c
red spot! = ~ rs c : May = Na'S - Sc nnr
Il i4o74 lie; July. - ~ - 3Ac' S''ne.
red o,, , 6d 'cSs sS S sa2p I'? 7sac Corn
duh: mixed spot, /. 'oei.c Marin .. ;sg
s isc ART. A. lsa :, Lee, lae steamer maH mixed
iCd iG l2c: Stock 49, 3o lush SALE, 900 hus, ,
White and yellow corn by sample ;!c AH 20 - mixed
Western. 81 12o38c: stock, 1919 bn'h' ~ ~
du No. :. q So ,ocN 80, 5'.5 n .I e"5i n CRAM RAJ,
fr,iehts dull. unchanged. Cotton nominal; md md
dnl. a7c ire Ni%Es fair mes me: p cns clear
il l.-c; clear rib sides II Lac; apI,asrs
shoulders. i2c suGnrcrcd on smoN 20 s .r hn,.
a., arm: rr"amcry. fancy 20a2o 1-2c do; fair
to choice oja27c DO Imitation Hc; i"d r ia sa
do fair f. GOOD .oa zoe. store packed. l9d co.
Eggs steady. ldc coffee dull RIO ear t ;osc, and
active; gramulatci. - II copper strong refined
II isc. Whskey firm. ~ ~ II -.
.,c aD.'g Yellow % i2c oats qnie, but steady 40
active; Western creamery. 800 zoe; h'oSn l I'M
for the week-Flour. - go bbs ana - r3i s''h,
corn. I4o4l5 bush; oats. l'o''"o bu'h' Shof"' ~"
tons.
runa,o. March 23.-sptng wheat dun and unsettled
Sale 3 cars 40. / hard zoe. closing prices ASH
No hard. zoe No. Northern, - i-'c No, 90;
r r@, &c: No. Waite - I-.c: 80. 3 extra
red c0c asked. Corn dull and weak sales cars
No. . yellow, 40 La 80 l-2c d ears no . ycVW'
IS 3-4a iGc > cars No. do. 4ic, car No. =
&, 34c: > cars No. 3. - La - l-2c cars 10
4 4ac OATS duh 40. white Joc No. WHIT.
3ac: No. = mixed. "a l2c asked. Harley STEADY
30. 3 extra Western. 72d73c; 40. ,. cor d5c, No. 4
s:iG 5-c: Michigan. 63a zoe: state. Csd &c 40
Canada 200 s3c No. =. nc; No. extra 70 KY
No offerings Of spot: no = TO aTiN" guoted nv D-''
Flour auict weak best spring - ijo - 90 90 WIN.
tcr 70 $50 - %. Rye nour. ~ 40a - 81 Mllleel
veal. lower Coarse winter bran so 30; medium
winter slG So winter ships. $40 70 coarse spring
hiram slG: medium spring ia 10 spring shipS clo ;
colrse winter middngs. Sl7; fine white f"'d rl' ''G
ais -, bulk: sacked. 81 per ton additional
Chicago March 13.-1hc leading futures ranged rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
, a3.-rhc leading futures ranged n,

Cash quotations follows Flour duh, nm,
No. corn. Al lie; NO. 3. 3oc. No: = oats
30 34a3lc No. rye s9c. 80, carl%y' 81 20 90
loo o. b 80 : sSs F assnda ss' Gse g.
- sol 80 o. L. Short clear sides boxed, SO 5o@
SOP Whisky alsr' finished goods per sa
5 &C. STANDARD a. Sc. on the Produce Exchange TO-
day the butter market was hrm crcamcry; 2oa , 3oc
Cincinnati March aa;-Flour weak. lover: fancy.
% gns 400 S% sn ns ' Corn 'T ~eaEr mixed
S sa sea easy PORK barely H'p steady. ss Lard weak
lower sll. Bulk meats easy $io%sio d 1S ~, H.
III II. Butter strong. sugar quiet Eggs Slow,
heavy, 1913 lie. Cheese firm.
Milwaukee. March 93:-rlonr cuet. What quiet.
7o@ tic. Corn quiet 40. B. 4oc. oats steady No.
. white. 33c No. white, 80 La 34c BARLEY quiet
"a &c. Provisions easier. Pork. May, az 81 IL.
Lard. May I'll 30
Minneapolis. March s3.-There was cutie strong
g" ' Northern soh principally al o5r. Receipt, q
wheat POI ana dt D"% Nav ana spei'r
highest "a 7-e0GJc lowest. IA &c: closed "a 1Sc
J1y opened 60 SSc highest 81 3ss 0 Ss,d
66 ice; No. 1 northern. Csc; NO. = Northern Arc.
Philadelphia. March 23,-Flour- Market weak. Rye
wAfS'rsS' a %s ! a1r :'' %Ga
~ 1-.073 5-ec May, "a 34a75c; June 10 3-4d zee.
Rye dull and lower with SOC the best bid for No.
. PENNSYLVANIA. Corn-FIrmcr feeling In option mar
ket. No. mixed March. 40a 40 l.so; April, 10 f'TT
dull and unchanged. No. . white March. Al a41 lie
April. May and June. 40 oaIlc. Butter firm, with
small supplies Of fine goods; Pennsylvania creamery
extra, 26a zoe Pennsylvania prints extra wholesale,
s caSy nnS IA Sr " sAa }SSSE @
II Lee. sugars Refined firm and In good demand ;
cubes. l-16c; lozenge 344c; standard powdered.
1-16 fine gruruIated 1915: standard graduated.
1916; crown "A, l-lG: crystal A. 1915; double
refined diamond A, l3-1Gc: confecon"rs' A..
1I-1Gc; rcd star a. 40: Keystone A. withdrawn :;
Franklin l.. lac Franklin extra c. 1sc; red srar
drawn. Other articles unchanged.
81. Louis. MarcL 23.-Flour quiet, unchanged.
Wheat bulish on crop news closing &c higher than
yesterday: No. red cash. &c lee April. "a lac
May, Is 3ed6G 1-sc closing. 90 7-5c July. % La
6s 7sc; closing 3-sd6s 7.sc. Corn improved on
&c: April. 81 lee; May. IS 34@30 l;sc; closing,
No. cash. q lee: May, - Bee. Rye and barley
no trade. Flnxsecd unchanged. also timothy end
clover. Hay strong higher; timothy prime TO fancy.
$40 6Oasl3; Bran dull ensier: east track. a4c:
firm. 90 so; spclter dull 81 OF 1-2. Cornmeni lower.
81 90. Baggng and cotton ties unchanged Iry
salt meats loose shoulders 20 longs and rbs. $40
shorts. $40 40: bacon unchanged: also sugar cured
hams
To,cdo March .3.-wheat dull, steady: No: /:
steady cash. q 1-2c; May. 4Sc: No. .. ACC. Oats
dull. cash Ssc cloyerssed dull. neglected; prime
cash. Ap:t. es 10 bid. ca 20 asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

COFTEF-The coffee market continues IN an nh1ihf-
estlng form; very duh and almost "n.lcy f,tur,
abroad according oihl f. equally I','-
uic Of feature rather better CAB -.
ami this caused a little local buying - cover -hoFt ,oi.
tracts a. the time narS" hal Ncrf lew -'i f.;
orfers and prices advanced 10 points with subsequently a
rather easier feeling and nuaily recession o. point
from tho b. prices cl0,lng barely steady. There are
a7s OOO bas. lilo and santos anoat per staIcr-;
arafu.c seD tine last year. The total
stock BaIl coffee tlncudug amount niioat Us go
Lays aran-, Jp- 500 bag, last yea. tbl.-lo Ia. IN
iS,i' aad 40 ~ TAG. /, lsgO Tota stock IN New
York IrJ8is bags. wsrehouse deii'efie. NJ N'wf rk
for week cndlng March IL - 3iS baes The $40, coffee
narxrt wa quiet. Rio No quoted i''ae SALES. Loo
Lays si might at i7jJc spot I'r steamer Nicholson
hags At l. ~ Srctfal f1foa'I. IN"
able nrss showed steaic, Iondoa market ciosnr "
sl "a for March sOs for April 20. nj for May -, "a
for June so cd FOR July and - 81 Tor August Have
closed franc ,lt ant'. Hamburg closed
ouie, and unchanged no closed nrm; if-t ordinary
IL nil 100 c,s gooi second 10 NIL 80 rcis "Nchangc
i3.lcd Receipts. 1000 bags: stock. $4,000 bags
sn,o. closed Arm good ayera." Sanio, - mii so rs
M,r,h 1850 bag,, April. go bags; May. f.15) d.
srr,cn,hef 1000 bags. December. 800 baes; tosa.
io-;O t,rs Market closed barely st"a1y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Tss%mefsss sC"aped
i sG, os1 Dsio re ss
*! 1907 ias iios Iis5 1925 1881 1890. 1893, 2S55
00G SUPREME prem 2tS esG Term-pss 1neors Barrett.
s5 i5S: s;os s5S ISL s43
700 2s2s 2Sas 2a f4s 1882 lSS sSs s7j from
Circuit Court-Psrt u-Befors Truax. J.-Cases from
Circuit Court-Part Iv-Before Andrews J.-Cases from
Surrogase's Court-Trsl Term-Bcfore Ransom s.
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