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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

good mixed sheep SO 65Gs2 %; best lambs "a 4oas4 u.s.
extra 81 15lSl so fair to good 81 l5qS 5 light and
common. 80 ioNsi 10
raon Stock Chicagc March 2ICattle- Receipts
- 90 head Marke, weak. Common 10 steers
Jusi aO and feeders. 50 so - 80: and
bills 81 2j0$3 4O calves. - a0PSJ -. HogsRecelp,s
~ 600 head. Mafket opened strong. but closed weak
Heavy - PSl 90: common 10 choice mixed. 81 $50
g ~ choice asorted. 81 G5f:s 7O Hight, 81 i0d$4 81
ries 81 1884 ~. Shcep-secoigfs 5000 head Market
st~aiy Inferior to choice. 81 i54Si 10. lambs. 81 SO
81 -.
st. Louis March 2l.-Catie-Roceipts. 1916 head. The
eod ligh; weights stock being in the best demand there
oer. only about 10 carloads IN tue Texas department.
III, market dull and better than steady prices
v.c-o obtained. Steers and hoifors 81 JJI<2 TO-
So gDgS3 -: - JoWs2 81 yoarlnFs 81 30. calves
$3.50 70 H0ts-Recrp-s. "fH head. The market opened
sfoljv but soon necamn active and strong The Light,
sypnlv was soon ABSORBED with the bulk II about
..i>t 90. butchers - - 70 Shcep Receipts 423
head The supply aglin light only small portion
he amount wanted bc'na IN hand spring lambs So:
nr.o ~ yod s3 3 =. natives 50; bucks. $2nSA
East Liberty Marc 2l.CatileRecepts light: market
sfy. urine JqS4 good So GJtSi 20; good butch
rs' - TGS3 -: rough 50 - IS3 90 good Fat
aul h. Jo@S o. bulls AMI stays SOB bologna
cove s5GSl5: and sp-inges, S2OGSi0; good
f.,.iors s3H$3 20. Hogs-Recc'ps light demand fair;
81 >,1,si ga bosr vo-ke-s 81 sonSl 50; 70 fair
Ys.lor ST GO0Si g. GOOD heavy sows. Sigs4 % stays
AMI rough sov.s $tGsI. Sheep-Sapp'y light; demand
-it and market weak aell ns slow; extra 50 0as3 30
air 50 gJd<2 %: $ipS- yearnss 81 J0uS3 20;
lambs s:.s.s calves $50 SO 20. heavy and thin
calves $3n>i. clipped sheep selling at 81 3ogs3 2o
clipped Lambs, sass 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
u7LLfNG 70 SrRREyDEE ECEHh.
THE FUGITIVE EH-TEEAsuEEH or LOUISIANA
x0r WELCOME ~ SALVADOR.

THE FUGITIVE EI-TEEAsCEEH or Lo'l7'ANA
Hor WELCOME ~ SALVADOR.
New-Or,eans. March 2i.-There is evory reason 10
ls,eye tho: Major e A. Burke. the da'ar'i'ns
rx-Stato Treasurer of Louaiana. who has De'n
fugitive in Honduras Tor the last SIX years VIII
soon be brought baci; 20 New-OTears 70 account
for the rl.lione Of dollars which h. emDez@l'
from the state by his gigantic bond i'a''-' one
Eurl.a was in Honduras he was a FIRM iTlcnl OF
Vasarez. then the President and Was &c'Ne III
heipae him 70 put down TIE many revolutions }"
that Republic IL WIS especially active in dT'Vhs
v;ouilia out Of Honduras when The after mace T..
failure Of his first revolt, and during We .1nt,t
W. was o,a IL NasGUcz's main ADVISERS i'"ill't =
yne av,nr- of this. and PERSONS who can" ~ IRON
41ri.:as Yesterday sly that GurKe @ctoi
Na..;,ez on MS n;h; from Honduras 70 9&iN""pI .
lhoy say that President EZeta intends - SURRENDER
Burke 30 the United Sta'es. ~ 49,,
From Dassenaers the vessel VINO rave, "5'n
Close friends o. BVrkc ii Vas learned mat duilIH
the administration OF President taSHn'I u" M."H
cal condition Was very PROMISING IL htd aIfloS,
recovered from HIS losses IN The min' = am ~
nj a.t on the road 10 accumulate Il IpFlII'. !"
his friorIs iIrko has always sad ne Nour So, me,
Jav come back to Louisiana and sett!e 'oht' 'D'
dollar with me government OF the state b"i"ii
the. war between BOntlla and aapU'I ne ia"
that ne thought that the time Tor MN 10 tit
Guras very close ana ne Woull s'oH -" en-, ,, "
condition 20 .tand for the shortaar in toe lHniS
lie ssortod that he alone had no; been 10 nInr ol
the chorv2fc ana when he returned % s'l1iha ~
trouhe would be Strengthened out ms FStP.'Vn
IL san Salvador had no: been as kindly as mat IL
Honduras.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
lGtyysr PENSIONS rOR TIA cHyRS

The following has been sent 20 the Leg-slsture
THE undersigned peu;orersc representing the
Taxpayers' Association OF the Tenth. Eleventh and
Seventeenth Wards OF the City OF New York here
By respectfully petition your honorable body TO
oppose the enactment Of any bill designed to pen
sion the pubc-school teachers OF this city. We
base objection to such measure on the follow
ias grounds:
"First-Our teachers are appointed to life po-
sltions they secure in the enjoyment Of a rea-
soaGb,e salary. are only obliged 70 work one hun
dred and ninety-eight G9S days during the entire
year, ard II IS 10 be assumed that with ordinary
frIgaIity they would be able 10 provide amply for
their Old age
"Second-If the pensloning OF the school-teachers
VINO pursue no calling dangerous 10 life and limb
like that of fireman or policeman. be justi-
fed. then there would be 10 refuse the
pensionpg of every other Class of public officials
II is easy to that the schoo-teachcrs' pension
law would prove the entering wedge to food OF
similar enactments that would finally lead TO
municipal bankruptcy
'"Third-The cost oc our school system now
reaches the enormous sum OF S5OO00O and is in
crcasing yearly. That while we have no objection
TO being taxed for the legitimate expenses OF the
public schools we do not believe Il would be just
70 impose additional burdens upon us in the shape
OF teachers pensions"
HENRY FINCK. President
CHARLES NEUMANN. Secretary"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, March Il, lNoi
rEANS AND PEhS-rhc duln"ss ~ trade Ia giving
buyers further dlyantag" medium and pea ana II
looks f. rcd kidney could also be- bought a little
cheaper Marrow hold about steady California lima
81 o. lots holding higher. Foreign beans
EASY Gr'.n peas weak. We quote: Marrow. choice,
bush - g 49, 80. MEDIUM. 81 Gt6Sl 81. pea
- 60; Win" kidney. s2ps2 10: de- RED hdn'v - H.
s. -. black turtle soup $2rs@ 10 yellow eye. ~ 20.
California lma. @l 10; 81 Ca. foreign mngr'w, >? va
p"as hills 81 u. de- bags. 81 o1'saSi 10. d. Scotch
81 3,nT$l 10
HITTER Trad" IL drngl,ng Hni the market SHOWS
rather heavy some 4 the gili-clge OF fresh
creamery hfpurh; 224c. but numhr. - fancy lots We"
shaded DC nrd al othcr qualities urged to sal"
M buyers prices sew sta" dairy half tubs reached
ntW2c In instances. but som" fancy lines sold at ne
ana Lest lines of Welsh 1T 80. Receivers ANXIOUS
10 keep clear noors The Western pacl'ngs are weaker
exporters taking lots 100 H.. "" quote.
Creamery. state AID Pennsylvania. extras H. 22i.c
d. Western extras. 22V22ic. do nsfs. 2o2lc. do thirds
10 fcrYnds. lJl9c; state dairy. hair tubs 21N2lc
do seconds l. rsta. lGrl"c. ID Welsh tubs. extras 10
~; do seconds = hras GTlhc dairy tubs thirds Ia
10; Western imitation creamery. FISTS lJdiTc, do
onls l-ri4c Western factory 3is lie. do rsH
l2nl3". Do thirds 20 seconds l04lisc OLD butter
cry state fall make iiTl1c. do Yes summer make
I-Nl'e state dairy tubs nrins. finest ~. iGc; dc
nrsis. l4G5c do thirds to seconis lOIl3c. Western
fnctory dairy lDN12
CHNESE-Jobbing trade quiet but there were som,
out-ofown orders TO MI and few lots b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galyeston March 2l-Cotton steady; r,'' sIs:
:, 80 Low, n,ldline l3-l6c; good o.dln5tE Ia
ret ana gross receipts So bales SAFES i'-'' '
WINNERS 5. bales stock 55i2S bales ,,i,i,, -I.c:
,nniing l-iGc: good ordinary 6'sc: net am
cross receipts So haies; exports 10 me SS. bales
52i bales; coasiwlse' or p"'''' ''''''
$eyScae March GStop "a. Sn soo Sp' or SiTsf,
=, ,t AMI proes rec sipts lGi6 bales; eNSs ~;
c;,styise. 90 bales; sales $50 bales; Stock 0''''
New-Orleana. March 2i-Cotton stealy; s mTiddins,
aag 7ldS mddias G s-l'T net '2 2Scelps, sSI
io,.' 5yS bales; exports. ccastwlse' f,yvI
Saes sacs $500 bales soe ?g thirteen Ss,r' leading
t,ortnr towns, receipts i2O6 bales, agahs. 49,,
bales last year; shipments, S,l 6y, b,ies asainN
iS 81, bales last year; stock. 2o''Voi oa'e"
a.6 10 bales last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York March 81. 1894.
eiah,.rers il cars for export alive. and ~ FOR
m. ,,orSct making Win the cattle in yesterday ~
,- I Tho market open.d sluggish ard weak and. TAX
D into c9nsiHration the iettcr quality the cattle
. 90 ,-s-ag-i ,i,,t lnr lower Five cars unsol. \ =,
G lt - rxans ,cornfeD soiI al 81 20 per 100 H.;
80 -i, mic, s-oors AT - ts,I 81 80 oxen and stays
mo. -, e. a., :, la. ro.s NJ S5TS2 %
' ,,,,,, ls si1o' m -. ~ ~, pcr H. Private
~. s INN, m. market badly demoralizel
,,-,.1 t.f Win s,l.s M Gar,c per ~ and American
,-.r. vr A. s. ,i9ic per N dead weight. Shipments
IN 400 o,,rie-s - iaef and carC.lsses Of mutton
, no ;int..,tr fr Easnans company; on the Berlin
do, ou.rtrs - bet for H. H. sherman on Greece
800 c,i,i. and zoo sheep FOR VI Goldsmith and 10 cattle
7r - n Siarmnn The Guido took out 49, head for r
~, ifrj ami tho A.cto 3l7 head for schwarzchsi *
-,f5rg.r r., morrow tho Antl for Nassau carries 10
,rfrl. and 30 sheep for u. e. culver.
Slle- Sanders: II steers 1906 ~ avcrage at
- Il per ,ol H. - 10 1891 n. 81 l2. II DO. l22' No.
< 81 . d, 1893 u. AZ 81 - ~ Chicago stays and steers
lsio H. a, 81 -. PENNSYLVANIA COWS. 1888 H. AZ 81 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
HENRY IRVIVG SAILS FOR ENGLAND

Among the passengers sailing on the White Star
steamer Majestic. fo- Liverpool. yesterday, were
Henry Irving Ellen Terry Jessie Millward. w.
Terriss. 1.-THE Earl OF Ava. Mr and Mrs Max Adler,
Temple Bowdo.n Ms G. s Bowdoin. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Van Rensselaer, Cruger Captain T. G..
Cunning. J. Tempest Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. II. J.
Drumm0ne. i}lunceli Hawkes.. George Kent. j. Il.
Klgore Cambridge Livingston. Mrs. T. .. Mackey,
ID. A. Macpherson. Mrs. r. L. Martin II Ruy Nil
Ser Vivian Reeve Nathaniel ThaYcr Mrs Thayer
DR. j. Is. Tyson. Charles II. Sutherland. Mrs f.
Warren and Clarence Nooliey.
The American Line steamer Berlin, for SOutnamp-
sion. had among hcr passengers w. J. Buchanan
United States Minister to the Argentine Republic; H.
+, w Bushn9. i. Esp.nosa, Bran Stoker, John NJ
Tyler X Rivineton. i. Martin Harvey, Harold Pal
,ncr W T. Henderson. j. H1rwoOd. Jonn A. Bun
nell ano Dawson Buckley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
rA,tn1Nr nEEIcIAL,S SlLARr EEDrCED

Edward /. Allen was Yesterday appointed sccrc-
tarv OF the Aqueduct Commission In place OF J. 6.
Lullev. who committed suicide last week. Mr Allen
has been connected with the department since Octo-
Der j. lS.j. IL recently appointel assistant
10 the secretary with a salary % $50. The salary
Of secretary. which during the !ncumboncy Of John
C. Sheehan and Mr. Lulley was &.tJ. VS., 10y res
oiuflon. r. luce! T. S-.irt MI Ail"r hss t-an 4
capable and painstakng official and is thoroughly
cO1Versarf with the duties of the Office. He lives
at No - Vest OnS-hundred- an J! iWeniy -third-rt
and is q member OF the Tammany Hall General
Committee Of the \XNIIIth hsScmbl" District.
Jefferson Groud, clerk at $3.50. was appointed
assistant the secretary taking the place vacated
by MIR. Alien without change Of salary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore. March 2i-F?our steady, unchanged saeA
O.j bble. Wheat finn; No red spot and March, $3.50
(ajo: MAY GsGJii.c July G2ic bid; steamer No red,
IT,. 5i.. nHs by simple, J>uvpc stock s12sOl bush.
a.ies 1900 bush Corn strong mixed spot and March.
lla. n i2c April. 4i7e02i.c; May. 42c bid; steamer
mixed. iic bid. Southern by sample. i2i44i3c; do on
lrll 400 ~ ..ock l,l,J2D bush. Halos. yyl bush.
oats Inactive steady prices; No white Western. $50
steady; 5jc. stock. 49, ~ bush. Hay dull; good TO
choice timothy jOGSlj. Grain freighs steam 70
Liverpool 2,d March April Cork for orders 2s Cd
Ap-il Eggs-D mand liberal. llisnl2c. sugar steady.
rranulated - 81 Other articles unchanged
Boston, March 21.-E'lour dull and easy. Corn quiet
and easier. quiet. but steady shorts quiet but
steady Provisions quiet bur steady. Butter steady for
only. Cheese quiet but firm Eggs IN large sup
ply. but steady.
ffaIo March o-Spring wheat dull ard unsettled for
spot. closing. hard. 61q69i.c No Northern, csc
as,ed b0atlOads 40 | hard. / I. sold ar &c over
%ey- York May: 30 ! Northern. 2fsc over May asked
Winter wheat weak; No . red GUc; No white, Ole
asked far demand. but closed weak az inside
prices; sales ~ cars No yellow. 4Q1.a ile cars No
! yellow. i0-.c. cars No corn feg4O'sc; car
81 3 corn 81 90 track. 5000 bush 10 :. IN store.
sod a 800. strong, sales, cars No white 3ic.
dosing 81 - asked No white 36zc - mixed. 3isc.
Farley strong demand offerings light. unchanged
RYE dull >. 52isc asked in store Flour quiet steady:
UNCHANGED. MIN feed lover far demand. coarse winter
ban bulk. $40 -; medium DO $40; winter wheat SHIPS.
IS -; coarse spring bran. slt, medium d. si5 -;
sIring ships do SIS 30; fine white mifs. >lGlsl8 25i
medium DO $lj 49, feed SIG, sacked feed cs>l
additional.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
EOR A SyVGLE ASSESSOR.

A bill has been introduced at Albany by Senator
O'COnnor having for its objec. the adjustment OF
the Board OF Assessors and empowering the Com
lnssoners OF Taxes and Assessments to appoint one
person 10 be called an assessor at a salary Of $780,
who shall have the same powers and perform
the duties OF tho present board This is composed
OF four members Edward CahlI Patrick NJ
HaVerty Charles T.. Wcndt and Henry a. Gum
bletOn. Each member receives $500 year SEN
ator O'COnnOrs bill would $500 year 10 the
city. and the opinion Of officials qualified to
speak. the work would be performed as well II not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
AGALysr SroRIya WIDOWS ~ TIE STREErS

A letter from Gustav Scholor was received b.
Acting Mayor Mcclellan yesterday. protesting
against the reissue Of permits TO trucl-owncrs for
allowing their vehicles be stored in the streets
at night for another year. The present permission
ends with May next but the iruckmcn want it
extended TO May l. 1885. Mr.. Schocr writes that
no other city in the world allows its streets 10 he
MAGE stables Of ut night. lie said that continu-
ance OF the system would prevent many persons
from erecting buildings in different parts % the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
OTHER MArKrrs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo March 2l-Cattl Receipts ,.st - hours. ESQ
head. week far Gao head. for same time
last w"oA 5iSO head consigned through 2ito head; .
New-Nork. 5tO head. sai'. 10 bead, market opened
slow bat steady; closed steady for Eood butchers ana
slow Tor heavy AEralc lIoEsltcc'ips last . h,Aru
$500 head total sor w"k ua far ~ 80 head Tor Same
tine last week. 3S.GJo head consigned through. iCpb
head: New York limo head sale $3.50 head, ma"
he opened sr1Acr': closed srong with AL sold. iorhers
- "oi 81 o. mostly 81 93 mixed packers. - DoGSt %
mostly 81 90: pigs 9On$5, roughs SilSi 40 sheen
and iambeIieccipts last - hours. 3co head total fr
week thus for 81 200 head; Tor tine lest week
-. 400 head: Newiork. iGO0 head; On sale. 100
head: market opened steady 70 strong closed hrm best
sheep s3 cJ.ce wciacgJ So JO4si %; fair 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

The offerings to be made at the Church Of the
Transformation on Sunday will be for the in
crease OF the Endowment Fund which is now 81
6c7 CO. The object OF this fund is provide in the
future Ger the maintenance in the church Of its
present work and worship. ard to guard agans.
change OF this worship regards tho dolly EucAa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

which Is seen IN other markets was ioiioH, sTy dGii
which slightly higne- AGAIN. aItho"9" ,nv f3r "a
They. s.af1ei g be a it.ie disposition - '.1.on
relct.u, and offerings Nfro not lafs'. 81 f,r his
a. oats Wet e. n'inu.s hcasy. however am Ar
quito an ln'fca-- I'D 80 H..
rivals. TIL close quiet at som- r'i' ,,t rs. ~
highest hlf - Il Ea.n - l,Nt.c comI"ird WIZ.
Gn, cash were ia'-a A'rcr ana 's.i43iisc.
tive SALE. included So0 bush 50 ,d,s, 80 49,,
22u,. Lush NJ . white. 3iigT3i'4c; 1851 ".s,. -,
white. e 3G-.nu'c. md 200" bush l' Vcs..rn 65
NJ AI.r-S'oadV- untral,! N's''''
SO. Canadian. e"jc; s'N-r!w"t s"''g, , ~
LEY Nar<c, et., !y: " Miiwauks.. ottof''
Wc.re,n ct0GJ. BtCIN III, At MtrN"t ,iy
CanaGlln bond. sc .Sf.Els ,}ls,o IN r Ia
H. In store: sales. 800 bags rirothY ~ IN, ~
With good demand sampl" seed 30 - ''fH' j" '''
sii~s. 30 irc- .,,a rreyi-
We r,, fjT comparison the closing pceS OK me PRIV
.-lt.. cnrrnsr dtf- las. Near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
LOIIS [. FULLER MADE PRENIDhNI.
HE SUCCEEDS MR.. HOWELL As THE HEAD OF
TIE SHERMAN BANK.

THE SHERMAN BANK.
The RESIGNATION Of +. y. Howell as presd nj OF
The .,hcrnn4o Bank at Broadway and Eight entn-
ST.. was a surprise 70 the other directors OF 'he
bank MIR Howell was in Albany yesterday. IL
vas said a, the bank that his resignation a. presl-
dent was Offered at the meeting of the directors
Monday afternoon. and II was undeTs'ood 'la'
ne was intending to engage in a private b1rkinR
business n Wal-st he is one Of tn" Conlmls. i0e!
OF ibe State Asylums for the Insane, and ne AdS
be en- interested in the management Of "A hospital.
Louis e. Fuller. president Of the Electric cutlery
Company OF Newark. y. J.. was elected President
remains director. Mr. Fuller had been director
II the bank from the time me bank was starr H.
aholt two years ago. He lives IA orange. othcr
directors are Henry D. Nor;hrop. ihe ,casn!e! o.
he bank: William H. ArkeL Jacob D. Butler
t;eort,e G. Flint; George T. Jacques George y. John
son Even Mcintyre. John Mclaughlin. Ludwig
Nlsson, William Il. Smith ana benjamin - Van
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
yHE C.iSE or HEENIN CL1EhE.

4 COMPLAINT or FORGERY AGAINST HIM TO re
LAD BEFORE TIE GRAND JURY
The Grand Jury will probably be asked today
TO consider the case Of Herman clarke. member OF
The brokerage finn of Hunter, Clarke u Jacob o.
No u Exchange Place. The charge against nm -
fcyrerv in th@ third dorree Clarke disappeared
ivst before the nrn failed ON March u IS
eb-,o,i that lv means Of false entries ~ The i'u
onr If me firm on November - 1898. he obt1ined
sercral thousand dollars one OF the SPECIFIC CON
MI, MT j. that Clarke obtained 2Up shares - th'
Whskcv Trust valued At SD,3D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
WORK OF THE UNITED HEBREW Cha ITIES.

The February statement Of the United Hebrew
Charities shows that in that month the total num-
her of applicants dealt with was 554i representing
about lS0ls individuals; total number Of new ap-
plcants. 1854. Transportation was provided for loS
persons 10 various States and for @23 20 foreign
Countries Work provided for '9l people Food.
clothing and medical Attendance was given II
worthy applicants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
chicago March 2-The leading futures ranged FOL.


!ss"s Ne sP5as S6s y Fs s .s
H. H. earn Is1e; ' &c. X 70 0fS sz.S III timothy
isd s. :, @@si PS5H ! Rs5 o ribs SIDES oos 5s
S. 20. dry sailed shoulders @oxe9 seaS1 =; saor.
SF F'i goods. ,0'f per GAL Is: os
- y b peT Produce Due ESchange today the market
fairy active and hrm isnCy s were %eaer al
loc per dozen
cncna March ;as g PaSg g sRsss @
i f3ncy - ,r ss u No red SOC cora-Reep,s sma
market quiet: yellow ear 45i4c, 10 mixed, os' no
SoS sS 9G 9s5s IN 81 ed feanS s'J
moss >2 90 family Sl o. Iea te1 81. ia KSts dried 6
bakers o.c leaf 6'.c Bacon s,eadE; sWvbissey-Sae:
OF i53 bbls at 81 10.
Milwaukee. March 21.--May wheat opened at s &c
nSmnay r s1a ae 10 70 Sc lnder ana july c nomnay
over May firm but slow Glos bs on i wStcr Sc
sriey active and higher; March and April DC samples
ACTIVE and ' 5sse acI Rye ann ID S2SS e a' ga Mite
5ac 10 do S2a32 Corn IN god demand 16 M
~ Si: So s. 5oa$3 % per Dbl Mstuns firm
Minneapolis March 1.-THE Minneapolis o5 n2 nhier tss
thicago price after having kept at premium oyer u
ipT dpeni at 5sc and 59c. or &c under
Cash what was easy :1 Win N pSS'T Sorthern al
a. nos in liberal amounts Flour steady %, q.,st.
Iens - e @ Slow at $icdsIo and $40 .
D b. Corn-Supply snlllf
80. \o 2 veoa sold 32i.c. No qu3ane soout ~
i.s. oa;s-Market easy; No 3 sold from -Sgooe anu
emo .xtra choice. 3Oisc. No white SOLD al oo'.o'
PHILADELPHIA March 2l.-Flour-No improvement IN IN:
,,r~f IIvers operating only IN small los 70 ss,
a",,1l wants and prices weak under large stppHes
nsr,l measure 70 sell Wheat-Market ruled nFil ua;ss
I'm, nueriugs but speculative trading ana "'''s
ofiry from shippers No red March toNs10sC' npas
al. a,Dl., Nav 6iq6li.c &c; June. o2ao-'2c -
advanced i4g@sc. InodeFote Io'S.s'
curry for parcel lots regular line steamers Out ~.
rary,es neglected Local CARROTS quiet but mih mi
,nI.rota offerings mixed March, 4l4.e sc At'
Al 142i.c. MAY ~ 442ic. June, 42i.gi2s, oi's-i,
csinfs slt and CARROTS advanced "a i2c though Gsla
,nnusd light Futures neglected ana hoisn VI, M
chaugsd No white March 36'.93t'.ci april sas' all.
lam, :ii,437c. Sugdrs-Retned l-ltc lower an. a..
cubes &c lozenge. i@.c; standard po"deieu 49,.
,ranulatsl and standard granula'd 4.c crown y,
crystal 4 and double refined diamond \, iAc von',. "a
ers A. 4sc: red a and keysone A. ie' Fd.hs r g
&C. Franklin and red star G 3sc Erstn - ~
ice ilue star & 5-lic; all les BLOC rebate, .sS
i5-i6c net No a. l3 &c net Other articles u"0"as
st. Louis March 2i-Flour-Market quiet Bran qu, ss
Eastern buyers. G5c tack ana not IT, go
Rand Wheat higher: May 5+i.ao+sc pii. sse.si; az
,,-, asHed Corn higher. March, 3i.c pi' ApsHt MS
nominal: May 34isc bt; JAY, SoAHo"-sS s,s,9sri
lower, May BIZ july. 21-,c ASKED foiA "a prf,s
moss selling AZ Sil 80. oriers. sl 90 e ~.
steam nominal Al 81 Dry salt meats oxei
lrngs and clear ribs 50 So shorts 80 70 DsS" sbor,s
shoulders g. I6isc. LONGS. opc, clear rios IA,
&C. nigh wnas-Saaiy at 81 Os Lead me ~, ,sat
quiet sellers asking - - but Oily TWO SA'S s- " ~
Sclter quotalle at 50 ~. which Is asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

Nov York ....... 10 - - - -.
iaiii"t"iI".' 800 ~ n a3 800 -.
Boston .''.''''' 80
To'n'' 49,. u Nv ''' ',,,, ~, chang,
MET AIS IEpN Quot atoms 80" i.;'u i '''y ~ x s
quoted - <5"'i3 - sa,a"'n \" i'u'' si5aSiG
scotch '.n"s. - ed @,"i =, cHs" rs s2 IT,: tc
. f-.s, MP ~ 81 ,ni to sasfy Immediate re-
.r...facr'f pfi'. OH i.lt~ii4 a G.i' - . s.u
.-,, , n..s..o,S v,uii hs.c boon necessary F'fera
mars's wore III. low ga! o.i,' at In T. -
Y-.s Sat. ~ 3 - asset for spot riE aia'ket KY
-, ms i.'.ay lea,' NJ ~ at lioD hil fur
M r5 near 'd.' ..res ana 10 - bh for MAY oni Junc
LA Ial the situation r"maias ygrJ nr,n; ".,a
M oaioa pHee ' oa,sr Which ria' lower than ST.
,pLNssrS AND sYNrrs-T I'll" mn'i'e, Is qu't On a. q"
a 'h,u' material ohan'. "nywne'" W 'n o, 1s
[ -.'' r..'fIr'i chocc 2o12Sc: f,ir prime.
io4 49, olnar' T., 'on'n.n ldH'' g,',..c stts
., 10 ',o ~, y. fair To- sold i,ri,c. ordinary TO
n.m.n. lcl i'r. D.,. 20, ,,-r... t,rpen.
'n i''l ie, Ci9 nl- TAR ~, I,ce p,ns 81 aSi-c
''"n&'S Do -ls I,,,n,I n, ',irr.nt price~ R1sin
m-r.. a.,. IN ,he ia-i. 4 ,rs'c,dSy pr',fT OF
~ 81 l2'-fsi Ia. Faf and F'''h assn ana n',.l'I'
.,,n, tu, nj much actNy. the lassns sal's hlns
" r~ q ia, ma mat ra a, are 'I aa; ' .
n.ee ois rule quiet W. quote Primo cri" l!- :" ~
-'.-. prime 'rui" loose Ia m Ii o1 summer vel
o 30, primo summer waite , ', ' Sp d. 80" tai-
','i ' Jaw e." s,'
OCEAN FErIGHTs The market for berth frrgh's IS
nq; anl wax room bcas god , asal nv I've, 'ie os.
-aln 81 1t which rate tn cneasgment r"p9rIrd y,
-7iay VIZ booked We aa,G arr5g1' iii, III q tIs4
2a2d Gla,s,w' 2i' nf,I''' ,%rIp 81. Roi,crlan
M aarg . vs.: ci''oa to LysTP,q 49, r Go5S
orders % b. pcricum ?. fsI "cS,n ti,
e demand & q@ ani D2 TI1 'K r Tsie s'~act
Ion qf. grain. Now-Y.rh - iatao pnssar' "' , ~,