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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CorToN-rhe day was an txenttui one in the co,1on
markets at home and abroad me 'eTp0 S futrea
with spots LIED higher There very good demand
for cotton sales reaching me unnsu@, S Segrms
saaeG ma outlook in Manchester which
leads to the hope that repeated talk OF revvne bust
that commercial centre is an ao ,9 t ~
in anticipation speedy settlement of the war
Japan and china Following the Go1se OF d m pSeaG g
until 20 points above yesterdays closing lEutSS
snncs OF II 10 Is points With the tone easy. The sales
reached the large total Of 'ts" 1as WSn there
only hours given up TO trading as aehiisa M
H Ssnrs % is owing TO the rmness holders
and middlins uplsnds Is now quoted az - issst ~
further the local sentiment appears to favor
reaction The receipts at ne pofs i i'f J o @ bales
the inside being by New Orleans the laF bins
ceiyei az New orleans Tor the week. Receipts at New
Orleans MONDAY are estimated At oT , ndS las, year
Neis s a az pass wcei g i bes last year Receipts
,o Dai? aai bales aSans 1904 bales week pa
bales las, year. Memphis 1867 bales Against ll14 bales
nervous feeling Liverpool account Of the bacTMSfd
stsfes The weather al the south last week.
according The Financial Chronicles reports mas
heavy d my P' n interfering with farm
Which is already late and weather the close Of
has retarded operations in ~ S"uthWss n,
s24 bales the corresponding week last and the
increase amount in sight as GonEared wh as c EES
shows an increase Of $40 bales. compared with 1884,
an as ss bales over iS,s The total visible nov
s c Sssgs o nsss sS halls o4 f h Supply %a
45le53a bales The total American supply io%' 7 NJ
sctnal movement from plantations for the week was
81 4s7 bales against 3s3 bales last year and $500
ssptember were 72so bales against 2dois'7 bales
in 1893 1884. and 4 7S3. 10 bales IN l>92-lSsi.
Opening range and close to-day. and closing DDS the
rreVious night and last year iullOW.
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st .as are ,Ssy 1nRs G % s
about &c and extra fancy quiet but not m,s, hss
offered only few prices Chops and cores
Snd SKIES slow Raspbees steady oI sn, Sali little bei
oeOps sonsss fruits III fairly in 'ossns
We quote Apples n ri5 os' 20 choice 7a DO
on a eaec sundTsS Ssas Syiaporates
errIes i2@ i3c pums State. 5c olackSeIiIG Sp IN
SSos peaches 10 c al. d RsGF Gaay sglo
HoIs"No Improvement in the general aeau uo;e STATE
1G Paa of coS k s choice do sSG
prime saoc; do common to faif' '''p'N'
'qif FIX fresh ' sssna i" naa S@' a@s
the good g% poiSc% a M p od rooster
osis ducks bI EfE gaI SSi mper'aa
desirable poultry few lots ae %nDG slSSa
Su, xS advice. S of light supplies in the Gn nsol
Tm choice t w's resR K IT1s turkey mems per b.
,eS,s do Young toms, icqic; fowls: oGaaar DO
l l sa %s a %S w' for
i5a2ie sauniHss , per do Chickens Western aac
foW loac ducks sG fo, s "a poor wild ducks
et3a4SfS ssfsd 1 eSoS Se"a@
Wa $aGs' and park aaa ;SG" Go
nF,h aN sTq!sSJn s5 Pr sss Of
prime hay reaching SOC We Sso's do n sngpnF Soc
p;x"J 55aGoc; clover 4jaJ0c. Rye straw" fVp'c cat
stray 22SSc AND Of potatoes
are not burdensomc and the market rn i nua, nd
soir demand potatoes hrfner ''n
nnchanged Norfolk kale and spinach honnas pn
hm"d IN absence OF fresh receipts charleston ts"a
nc Eli scarce and wanted Other vegeiapies Som "
hs,re Ne quote Potatoes Bermuda per POI, .o SIrS s
poo &. 5OdS2 10: do Hebron ana wnile
So Ia 81 ~ do 81 s7gs@ ~ sweet d ed saS
~ ~, bnor~s foreign per 100 SlOd$l2 do domestic
S3aS ceeTS per stalks s2as7 kae per go - n2
80 ~. sninach 81 JOnS2. asparagus haIl's.o'
bnncb 81 5OGs1 80: lettuce. Florida; I Ut IL
do Bermuda per crate. 81 80 onions Ih
kr ssgse 10. peppers 81 5Oas3 tomatoes Souk &c :.
n" r. quality per carrier SI<4: squash per ''' - 49,
*, IN. rarsnns carrots and turnips, 'ocpSi'
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OTHER uArKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. March ecae Receipts lest - hours -c ?s ,o
head for week thus far ~ nrh' ss head to
SeyVork $40 head 'on sale. 20 head market opener
steady ana firm; closed steady light 10 f RnCsp, last
= hours IL 10 head total for week thus far SiOs9
head: for time last week '-1W h.d. on sale
500 head; market opened S'e'IS az I, e,les. Pigs
prices closed h 2na YIN ,o a saIes YoreTs s. 7G
e. go o'I , a3d Iqh - ,-as4 20. light mixed. - 7oH
&, ~ good MEDIUMS 81 75as4 80; good t. cH3i@s ~
S3axi ~ sberp and lambs Receipts last ~ hours 80"
I,ad total for week thus far. 49," n" snn be,d =,
- w > 400 head. on sale ~" head mafffi 'lh-
etrong closed FRI WI AZ i, all: Good iamls
g. 6H4Si - no very good choice here lar ~ s.o1 80 -
as -: common. 81 5oNsi culs. >, '"P9T ,o0xh ~
sheep, ION, conn. w ~ 81 Sass -
1ion stock Yards. chicago March 10 -
So had MSrtr nd feciers - Goasi ~: cows and bulls
81 5odS4 so calves. 81 3o9>' 80 Hog e.;
9-aG N ~ ehocc mxed s. choice assrsd
s. IA 81 eh 81 2.4s' s. PIGS 81 Ga$' - -
HeyCP' - 75Gs4 X. lambs So 5oas5 90.
s.; Louis March 10 National stock ards
TfFs ana c Rge 8 o5ass - medium shipping
s. ogi5 S9erf s,qr 81 5dsi p g. MEDIUM weight
SSi G., Hogs Receipts 1000 head. Market s,eady Iop
s. pad by hqehers mAea aoas a. common 10
s. So ig S1 s. aoa, 90 Receipts 900 head MAJ
E E,dn ''5 reod a. s. 2oas To- rest lots vent s. Is
Gs4 20 medium grades 81 5Gsl ~; c'nm ma GG
a. "a other Toxas at 81 iodS3 40 while Westerns went At
East Liberty March 1s-Cattl. Receipts light: market
% q aogsi 5S rough fat 5ods4 10; fair light steers
81 2qs g. 7sSss So bcsi mix mixed s. eas4 o
81 Sss4 e s5 5Ssh '' ent 3 scass @ t"
fsr 81 5o1s3 60 81 250s2: best lambs - 5oa
IS So good lambs, 81 soa'' 80; common to fair lambs
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nr6-npn Hn MORTGAGES.

Rennett Robert r. and wife 10 Ronald Brown
and another. trustees, W conVrntaVe' va
Z, OF l27th-st years .,....s... - .'s.''
Same same. conyent-ave, Soo ~ n o'
Bach, Lewis Il, to Judson < Todd, n io2i-st.
40 II +. Of Iexington-sve. demand. .........
Cohn, Therese to william, Cohen. n corner
3d-ave and I0Sth-st demand. ........' ;,,... -.
Cordler, Theodore n. and another 10 Willsm
Hairs sons. corner Madison-ave ana HON
Cnljen ellen and another 10 Judith a Goodwin
n . eth st. 80 n ~ Of Iewis-st. year. ..,..-..
Same 10 Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. same
Kinney. Lot r. and wife to Christopher Gieser
3 S1,h-st. 100 n East Of l0th-sve. J year.
Fitzpatrick Edward. 10 Harriet Oyerhis"r
I'm 81, 32j n 8 ~ lIth-sye. demand. ......,
Murphy Jennie J.. to r Middlebrock, bSd-s
2lGf II . Of 3d-ave. years ..--,-...... .....-
Murphy Joseph. y. and wife 10 Leopold Kramer
\ iO1sf-sf 200 n Of Amsierdsm-ave, Year
Meyer Amelle and another 10 Bertha Beecher
3 s3d-st 2sS u = Of 2d-sve. . year, 49,.
~ Perry-st. ] wear.
Oakley. Helen L. 10 = II Butler ana anothSr
trustee = IOth-st ij2 = " Of 5'h-ave. year
Reid Walter 70 Charles A Peabody. jr. and an
other = ll6th-st $50 II u sth-abe. years.
Salts Eliza H. to Morris Stenhardt. = l3th-st
As n W Of 9th ave. demand. ..,.......,.-.-.,
Schneider. Ernest F. " and another 10 Frederici
A SNOW Nos 20 and ~ Perry-si ! year. ......,
The Catholic University Of America. Riverside
ave $50 Z, n OF l22d-st. year.........,...,.
Waldron Isaac 20 VI Ferris corner =
Nicholas-aye and lilth-st. ! year. -:
Ward Caroline =. 10 Peter Wagner. No 81 We.
ward Michael. 10 George " Thedford 5s,h
St 100 n 81 ?th-ave. demand. .....-....-....
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

,,-,, March 10 . n m-Beef--Extra India mess
o-n a, sss Cd: prime firm at SIS ga TIT u,
,aas Vcs,ern fine steady Dos; 90 In.iunl 40
tns rIamsIShort cut about II TO 16 ID MIN oos "a
Bacon-Cumberand cut abou' - to 80 10 ear mid,lles
about ~ H. firm 3ls long and short Sen ~ ~ -
No. ~ n arm al 81. Shoulders Dou i. =,
W. arm AZ oss Cd Checse-American hhesl 49, 49, H.,
A. Ios: do co!ored firm al 1os % ari al ia
on,ral t.ot,onseed oil. Liverpool rennso Gun a.
;prs Of ,urpenne strong Al 23s "a Hosia a. Whoa;
~ 10Y Lard Prime Western spot nm ~ ."s a., .,
Vo " rcd winter firm IS l0d. y" req sI'ns ~ oi
9-d t1onr-St Louis fancy winter nrtn "A. IN -,
5s a2a Woscrn SPOT steady As 3D. March dun at
IN f, m Is 81 MAY dull at As 3D. Hops al
iondon-Paclfc Coast firm at i2ai5
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. March lG-Coton very firm: mlddling 5i.c
low mddng 5t.c: good ordinary t7sc: and gross
ceips 1894 bales exports the Continent 1925 bales
tstwisc 3.l31 halcs sales 222S bales; stock, lNSS'
bales.
Norfolk March lG--Cotton firm: middlre 5asc; low
midIling. 3 Ice good ordinary. 96c and
I2d bales exports coastwisc 40 bales; sales
231 bales; stock, 4GJ04 bales
savannah March iG-Cotton firm; mddng 5a.c: low
middling 1-lCc good ordinary. Jsc: and gross
cepts. Hll bales. aales 100 bales stock. Ei4t bales.
New Orleans March l6-Cotton steady good middling
lice midilinR. INC low midlline. j'.c good ordinary
Lice receipts. 3.S24 bales. gross 32sG bales;
ports 10 France GLE bales the Continent $50 bales
coastwse. i2l4 bales sales 5000 bales stock. o0ei
hale
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nEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Convent ave. W =. Goa II II OF l27thst. 40 2si7ix
Ssxts; william Fisher and wife TO Robert =
lennet,
Caroline Ward .............. ....,,.........
100 70 OF pthaVe. l6.SxlOO3:
George " Thedford and wife 10 Michael ward. Is O
Ssd-st :. 2ss Il OF 3i-ave. i,xi0O Bertha
Uercher Annette Meyer and husband. ......... 10
Nermiyra ave. 100 II " OF Emerson-s i30x
100. II Clarence Dorsett TO Eliza NJ Dorsett...
5ist-st No H56 West. |. IL Ward. referee.
Edward Fitzpatrick .............. ............. 90
l0th-ut. iS5 n " 81 5h-ave. 25SD2. Morris
Stcinhardt and wife To Eliza III Saus. ..,.... 80, IN
Convent-ave. 5. +02 II Of l27thst. 1904
A7Qx2O. lx4I.2, Lewis z Bach to Robert
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fairly steady wa. held at &c over May IN .os al
SOsc elevator .OATS-There was very lit,ie oolng u,
oats this morning but prices were comp anvey steauS
a., both futures and cash leaving off unchanged 10 &c
advance The of oats at the primary MAJ @
bas shown large this week the gam peihS NJ
ward OF bush and the estimates on the nsne
have in consequence favored considerable ncrcs'
saiss vers ~ CO bush including 1900 bush No at
aSs.c elevator and 34tsc delivered l2coo bush uac
White 3TG4lc: No white quoted at SIC pa ana
s7,c asked -. BARLEY Market quiet; quoted; No
Wiivaukce 65c ungraded Western. 65gbc MAIL
Marke, Quiet Quoted: Western. 10q74c.. SEEDS
Market steady quoted: Glover. IS OMSo 20; tin9thx'
&c loo, s6 III BIT OK WHEAT-Mark quiet silver hui
lSaJDc: japanese. 3id53c
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
he
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I'M
ss ss9sn:: 81 T2"F e'
S sSs con- 2 :' Ss1I+ . SS G go sss
9::s ya,s 80 Dry 50 :s ss
Shoulders ' G9sed 81 75 esar sides osS'ss
8 Sugar 20 W 1 ca d.'.:'s
$ o. per OBJ SS co h9sssa f Raw
IN. produce Exchange today he STsT seconds
s ,.Sfc f Esss m at ii,.Si2c per
cincinnati active qnGhsnss9 Corn W spsf
h nRy | oersG and nm No mixed 4e I m,S o
o sfk AND t r@ Da' ss sis family sis %
lard firm leaf and keith H. prime steam a :, sbopi
bs &C. loose clear sides 6 Bacon i arm c IS,r
s shG@,'' &c Esss liberal at nhc Whisky
and S wcr adyccs being less 1avora6s and
prices declined c mqre NAY rasS ranSns from even
to li.c below Samples remain In good demand ~ ue
a is%57,c 10 hard cac no spring 5eqec The bar
m Gg FOR samples tho Wisconsin selling al DC
wGe choice Tneso o. SrG9s Write o 81 G"
40 g. 32as2', Rye Arm and hieher Win ,Sh de- Te
p ard god NJ e and Gr No q" S yco~
Flour steady and in far demand al at 81 :a o for
choice hard spring whoa, patents Nh stgGs are seady
sTa sdss and SIS .s:fa sFsS @
gc q n g. 81 casS and s. 50 Ma
Minneapolis March l6whNat lost round half cent
side to realizing ana on the other
- a rathor Indifferent support Futures closed lover
MAY clcscd 'rday. m2qsoac and today 'ssaS s
Yesterday 6la.E6iisc aid TO-DAY ~ 'H'sn
eO1,c Tho holders too high In their
limits permit ~ an active cash market me mllle:s
VOC able 10 buy about Gii.c Receipts ~
cars AGAINST 98s i1s' year on track. 10 hard
Csc. No Nort-crn Gna.c. No Northern 500. Corn
steady. No 4Gc. Oats steady. No white. 3o'sc: No D.
30 Flour - rnS3 % for pat ents " oas2 70
To- bakers. produ ton 3oOo0 bbls shipments 3d.
hns Prar bulk si2 sacked $l2 300 Sl3 so shorts
common bulk SIC 2,GSl2 -. fancy. ST. 15asl3.
Phfladerhia March 1G-FioIc offerings light and
prices nrnly held tho la" advance. buyers ho"eNe
were general unwilling the outsld" limits ~ me
nm. choice pennsylvania quoted at 81 81. Wheat Mar
for cash and March ruled hrm ana advanced =
under light on,raEr. hut futures beyond this incnth
were shade woaEn- owing the continued apathy Of
March April 6l4qHl'ec. May, 6lh"D2c; June. ga
CONCEPTION market ruled arm under light oiIer
ines and prices Of late futures were 4c higher but no
speculative trading and only moderate export inquiry
Local CARROTS with ample supply available at former
ra.es 40 . mixed. April. 4a14sisc: May, 80
A-ossc June 5Oi4 a50tc. ons-OHerings light and the
little disposition 20 trade. No white March and April
37q37ic: Man 3Il.a3Iilc; June. 3titgJ, &C. hggs
ermer but quiet; Pennsylvania hrs's l3isdlic Western
arsts Ioi,lltc Sugar Refined quiet. but firm; green
star g. 3c M change in other brands Other articles
unchanged
s. 74x2 ~ extra fancy jOGS2 CO. fancy, 80 2oas2 go
choice s2QS2 n Bran steady east side sac t"d &c
mis- side nj mil 1ic. Wheat lover. March 55isc MAY
5jc: July. 55i,c corn lower March sc May f5osc
nrner ana higher IO.c. Standard meas sl Ia
Prime steam 6tic, choice. 6.I3c Bacon Shoulders.
&C.. Longs ribs. G'sc; short clear, thc. Dry
s,t neats-shoudcrs longs 6; crar ribs 8c short
Wei sea.y unchanged. Rigging UNCHANGED Lead ad-
,ancinr al 81 S7i.d$2 90 Spelter steady at S2?Iis
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STEAMBOATS,
$500 TO BOSTON. 81 10 10 WORCESTER.
Rrducti) IN 10 All Points East and North.
VIA WWlRW0GEl lLlN[so

Steamers leave Pier told numucJ 10. y A.. nex~Ges.
Drosses-st. week days only $50 4 NJ Fine Orchestra
each steamer.
EFNLI. RIVER LINZ. FARES REDUCED.
only 3..tb Boston Tor limited tickets Reduced
iaies 10 all points. Tho PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM in
commission. TN" orchestra each Icav" Pier - (oi
nuWielt. y K, Foe; u Murtay-s'.. week days only
90 p
- ANSbElL LINE Steamers leave Pier -.
IL y T.. fpp Franklin Cr.nston's West Point
'tI spring. cornwall Ftshkin Landing aad NrWburgh.
v"e. daN~. = J.. NJ. SUNDAY. - \. NJ.
- TONINGTON LINE.-Insldc route TO Boston and tho
- East All reduced. Steamers leave New Tier
SO y H.. AT q - NJ. daily except sunday
" EW-lIANEN-FARE 81; Excursion. Sl.JO. 80
= Richard leaves -. T.. daily,
SUNDAY '-pedD. arriving In time for train
Meriden. Hartford. Springfield Freight steamer
leaves
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conycn,-ave. same property; Robert r Bennett
and wife TO Lewis Bach .....,,.............
1iGth-st' s. 56S n Of sth-ave. lSr irregular;
Charles A Peabody. jr' ana wite 70 Walter
Reid Observation-Disclosures
perry.s,. Nos 10 and 81; Judson TODD 20
Thomas Mclaughlin "a.
70 Ernest w Schneider and another ......
st Nichoss-ave, W corner lii,h-s, -, Ok
25 1xI2i II. a Morton Ferris 70 Isaac Waidron.
I0yd-s 81. No ii3 West: Elizabeth = DaGs ~
Eva Weukrich ,.i,, D,
iOOii Joseph Murphy. jr and wife to leopold
Kramer 400 :, Am,terdsm ave asr
100 II. Ieo,oId Kramer 20 Joseph Murphy, Jr. D..
33d~st. = >. 20 II Of ist-sve. 2ox,ss' John
Robertson TO Rebecca Robertson 49,, az,
irregular; X g Dorset 20 Eliza NJ Dorseu.-.
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THE PETROLETM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

Nrvs FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
New-Yorl, March II. 1893
The markets for refined petroleum were strong last
eL and Tho prices crude continued on high level
rhera was no news Of Impotence from the field and
local ejaculation in the product limited The pipe
lire report for February. compiled by THE oil city
Dorrck shows that the daily in that
month foil TO lower point than has been recorded since
the close Of the shut-dow movement The extreme cold
ro,.r1ed new checked the production old
wells MANY pumping wells forced to shut down
and much of their output Will never be regained
rho decrease I'm stocks last month I3 400 barrels
and the present ratio OF production To consumption
The stocks row hand likely to be exhausted within
seven months following table gives the figures for
February compared with February of 1894 and lsa3:
hEns pi2os 965oG52 25S rs
Excess deliveries ....... 7Ga.32G 3Gs.@2 25o475
Daily average runs. i-.Ira So, ~ -
%ct stocks ........ 4 pOs.116 1l.O..5I5 lGGg o77
Natonal transit certificates. 5G5.U0 39l9OD G5i7VI
The partial returns o: tho pipe lines from March to
~ Charters the litip inclusive. were as follows:
Excess
Dey- deh- Chart
Rum.
Total barrels ..... SIS .ll 957.+lo 50 s aal G61
D,iIy average -. 7s5 1866 GSHl t.. 20.
Quotations refined petroleum closed AZ $50
gallon in barrels, 35 in bulk at New York
Philadelphia prices basis cents lower The
price Il crude pipe line certificate" opened v"s'erdav
I0.a. hid and showed little variation from that figure.
and runs were ~ so barrels shipments wcre 10 40
barrels made the w'el ~ Zoo barrels At
81 OS The uns the S'.'rr'ic Fed were "@'l hnr-
Foreign qIoaiionr were follow: London - "a
-l Der imperial gallon: Antwerp, 10. iitf"f ler 100
kos. Bremen. Ga maris per 20 Ail"S
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$500 points advance. Sales
he .,,istcal position Of Brazil coffee is as follows

There was an indifferent for Brazil to-day
a. l6c FOR Rio No spot and 1aa.c for RIO No The
demand for mild coffee was less pronoDfe '@h G ,b
market firm.
FLOUR AND NEAL was an u ,%n dull 9sy IN
20 pay the advances asked on winter wheat ana as
sales We're only 2Goc pkgs. including 1000 sacks fancy
s tar EXTRA fSs sa 49, 80 SSis spring patents,
ass Is 800 bbs clears 81 70 =, M +
rLS ,Sy sass. 100 b6is at
duh .1 9u9 gsnl4n g soa.2 "
@ Gaa me Market dun 4ob ea92isc con- eoa
s2c SO-ib 9Oqs2zc loom oScaSl homny Gnap I ,
s fssS. sssas i''~' ''''''
what mars' wa, tai Is,s so Hss
an underione weakness The opening showed . de-
This whea, absorbed BY the raiders and toward mid
prices worked up ite closing qnchaHgea .p s
vance May wheat selling 5,lGe 70 G2 S-lee; breasIns
houses this morning was believed 70 be gain of iois
sh noc shd nanner The apathy Of foresn
and Of expor, business IL also another eauTe
influenced By statements that The kansas crop
make an InfavorsSe showing regarding The condiuon
and hs total wss 7s ooo bash rom b@ coasts against
600 bush the previous Weea ana a25SV~ bush i"s
o5972oco bush sgslns, l2s o99 900 bush ;or the
e99m1ies,ed is wSeai s,ti.,s 5v making an estimate
that the supplies Of wheat i'm America 4ooo0 bush
other countries about 25OoU0 70 10000 900 hush less
"A
o,hcial report Of Russia the crop about
100000 bush for the last season larger than the
AMI FOR the calendar year
been 25G0OOJ0 bush 81 the previous
year Beerbohms figures o. the worlds ana supply
the last taking the last official estmste Of Russia
last year Interior receipts Of wheat the last week have
een fairly well maintained and estimates the visible
Indicated reduction about equal 10 las weeks figures
Cash wheat vas inactive No red was quoted AZ a.c
Nav store NAV closed officially Interior
receipts OF wheat spring wheat to-day were
25s AS bush uncluding Chicago. $3.50 bush. nearly
winter agair 30, COZ bush last 80
bush against 40 221 bush seaboad receipts. s70G7
against II IFS bush: total 3sOO7O bush
hush exports J25SI busa against l2D 100 bush.....;.
sORE-The market for corn quiet but fairly steady
this morning the opening showing slightly feel
ing but this soon gave place much better tone
the close finally steady unchanged prices The
terror movement u has shown increase this
week while the have increased nearly much
On the curb trade quiet May selling at aO4Q
10 i5-l6c closing 5Onc. Cash very quiet
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Go Get for Business purposes.

OFFICES AND STORE
in the
BEST KNOWN BUILDING IN AMERICA.
Two doors, now devoted mechanical enc
pigments. in the Sth and 9th stories of Tho
in time for occupancy May LIST.
Direct sunlight half the days; onices OF
moderate size. in suite IL desired; terms as
low I'm any other good building I'm this
vfcinityy situation, near the Brooklyn
Bridge.
Apply in the Business ONCE of
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POTTER BUILDING.

onces TO le. hatprice Large ofices from $50 -
S75 Applv 10 II. s. SWORDS Room 81
AT REDUCED RENTs.-Buildinss stores lofts ara
n onices 70 LEI Chambers Spruce. Beekman Fulton,
John. Maiden Lane Dey Barclay. PARK Place Park Row.
Nassau William. Gold, Cliff Pearl, Water and many
streets rutland & WHITING. BeeSnan-st
A LARGE STORE AND EASEMENT TO LEASE ON
n a prominent northwest Of sth-sve 54ihs
J. ROMAINE BROWN & co.
80 33d
CHURCH MISSIONS HOUSE.
" Fourth Ave. and 22d Street.
Two let.
Desirable Offices for Societies
Architects Lawyers, Estates. etc
Studios with proper light.
Building hreprUof
Elevators, heat and electric light and a5tof
service without extra charge.
Apply the prera1seA
TT 0 LEASE-Macmllan & cos former three
large ll2 Fourth l2ih Street larys
first loft and basement. each 3Xlp With or with
shelving separate together Rent. - 30 or d.
vided suit Inquire OF CHARLES n. MOSES, i8
Broadway the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18

COFFEE-Less than half dozen transactions W'r"
recorded in the maret to-day. and the total tracing
Of llghtesi the history ~ the Exchange
Final bid prices compared with Yesterdays Si1sng
but the slow speculation indcd'
official quotations usually ruling at tn
close The foreign markets Were without feature SAFES
AZ Havre reached 5000 bags Closing for March al
$3.50 francs; April. 90 francs: MAY. ~ fran,s
June a425 francs Market quiet. Hamburg quiet
March so pigs; April 7G.75 pigs. MAY. '6.I' pigs
June 90 pigs Rio market quiet. prices nominal EA
change lilo Cleared for the United states. l4.WO
hays. Santos receipts. 1900 bags stock 24~O bags
nsrke. quiet at 1900 Cleared from Rio steamship
Creole Prince 1900 bags and from Santos steam
ship Rose with 1900 bags
Contracts clos ID steady at 5H2O points advance sales
o hal follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
Opening range and close to-day. ana closlhg pids
rrevious night and last year follow:

Market closed easy 10 TO Il points advance coihp
with yesterdays closing prices IransJetL,os ssIes
a 5c Total sales 1914 800 bales. New York spot sd.'s
,:,-day and las, night. officially reported e eHHpY
O0O bales consumption. 20 bales, total, V-o 49,
spot cotton steady: mdd!ing up.ands, C'.c, illnl.t
Gulf I.l6c which IS 3-i6c up compared WIN !eS'e'
day. ,. -. - noo l.aiss.
Liverpool cable-spot cotton active sales teUV "a G6
specuation and export. 1000 bales Ameneai l""5'
hses, receips 5000 bales: American 5000 ba.es: mo
ding upands 81, Futures opened STEADY BUY
las, nigbt's prices closed March 3l3leS; March
April Si3ias April May. 3l4s Ma June Sl's JGnS
Tiiv 31so: July August 317i2: August Sep;erne 81
September October. 320v; October November 81
vernber- December. 3223s: Decemoer-Janu@ry 1900
THE made up by ths
mornings Chronicle" is as follows: