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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-30

lrsius s and a are limited running semi weekly. No leaves hlcAEo Weiuessiays and Saturtsys pzszss Alh1gusrIut on Friiays sni AUuiiays, arriving, af las AUEele- SsturtAys and Iuf-.iays Train N will D ave Loo An-sles on Mondays and Ths-~iAys. arriving aI Chicago uu tritsy- and MuG.tzy-
 fullmsn Palace Sleeping Cars daily through between Chicago an San rauCi~co and thlcas,y and Los Augs laS
 Pullman rolri-t Sleeping Cars daily through t>tueen thlcasu and San kranci-co aui hica.u aud Las Angeles
 louri-t cars leave San frs1cisca svery Taes- day s-d Los Ang'le, every Weila-iay running throush Ca hAnSAs Clfy, Chicago and Ro-ton. Ibs Grand Canyon of tap CUlcFallu can ts re Ashed only by this line
 Ask tora uaa4tlfully illustrated h.slk which VIII be ulA,le,i free.
 DON \. SWEET,
 Gen PASs- Agent. Albl4uerQac. \ M.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-30
For Sale.

IL NOR SALk-One Dcane ~tcam uump. dian, Il aneter of cyhutter. 70 lnche>. one No 8 Dssne steam pump, diameter cf cyliu,ier. 8 inches, one No. NeAne steam pump. diameter ef cy Under lnches. one l5-lor-a Na=fi1z zhousa engine with lawreDce ctufrifuEHl pump, b-inch piston. complete; oIs 5-bor-e Williamson hoist ing engine, complete, one E-hor-a b1iicr by l. N NSgle, Ere, Pa, portahle, with fittings com pete, one o-horse boiler with fittings col1plata: lArge quantity 0f iron pipe and ntrins-s. lar stecl. tools, etc. Address p Q Box Ss5. Phos- nix, or apply Co JOHN E.. COkER
 nloG Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-30
Time Table No. 2O. to take effect Sunday, November 29, at
 l2J5 &. m.

AfiA4lls ~.s--"- Nos. l and connect at jtc0rne Junction with l- '. A r. k for Jerome. connecting Ar 2 g~- cuu with --s-r lines for si. mining Cl-urs. af toagrs Junction vi'b tongre>S cIyli Co. ER for Congress ani with stage l,ue- for HarQua Halz station and tarusll, at FaeBlN with the VI < r, R. h. Tor pn rts on tle Southern PaClrc system. A.-o Oitl S l.. '. E.h OlCse connections made 60 Ash Fork vi b santa Fe kuuts fast traius "a all joints east and west. Trains for AiIfUrlIa leaVc Ash f,rk az o-50 Ar. 4l D. ri.. Aruviu; ln Los Ancelss next Afternoon St l.-1 sCi San Francisco tecond morning st to s5.
 GEO NJ SARGENT,
 General r. < P. Agt W. = GOLDSR ORTHl. Prescott. AriE. Ilty GcEet Agent. Hotel Burke, Othce,
 Prescott. ArlECEa,
 ?. N MURPHY R. F. WELLS Fr-st. & ten. Mgr Assistant ten MzaaEcr, Prescott. ArlzouA. Ir..--....- ArL.-.-.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-30
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

WssONER, AriE.. Sept. II. isst. Te John Kelly Aad May Kelly or their heirs or aSSiEns.
 log are hsrehS aouhed that We have during the year issa expended one hundred dollars in labor upon the Lone Pine mining claim. notice of location whereof is recorded in book SS Of minea, page O. records of iAvSpAi county. Ari- ronA- Sad claim being situate in Tiger mining district, l4vapai county, Arizona, m orJier tu bold sad claim under the provisions Of Section lSst of the Revised Statutes of the United StAtes and the amendments hereto, concerning annual labor upon mining claims, it being the amount required to hold said claim for the period end ing December Si, iseS, and fl within ninety .Slf days after the publication hereof you fail or rs- fuse Co eontrlb1ts your proportion ot such eI- penditure as co-owner. your interest in the said mining claims will become the property of the subscribers. yOur co-ownsrs. who have made the required eKpenditur hy the terms Of sad section
 J.E. WAGONER.
 S. N. WATERMAN,
 VIM. PIERCE firS; publication Sept i2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-30
Forfeiture Notice.
Pre.eo,t. Ari,. No,smlsr }. I.ss.

To F uler Taylor. or his hsirs or assigns
 Noa are hereby notified that have. during the yeArs 1874 and lsi6, CT peuded two hundrsi dol lArs in labor upon the Northern Belle mining claim, rogice of location whereof is recurSled in Book A ot mines, page M records Of lsyspai County. AriEona, said claim being situA e.i in Walker Mining District, lAvapSi County. AuIona, in order Co hold said elaine under the provisions of Srction LSa4 of the Re vised StAtutes of the United stNte- and the amendments thereto, concerning annual labor upon mining claims it being the amount re- onired Co hold said claims for the period ending DscPrnbsr Si, isal and lsSo, the sum of one hun n within ninety so days AfeeT the publication hereof yOa fail or refuse Co contribute your pro portion of such expenditure as co-ownsrS. your interests in the said mining claim uill h.acOu,e the prupsTty of the subscriber. your co-oWnrr. NhO hes made the required expenditure hy the tei ms of sad Sction. MAX. CANltN.
 Rlr~t publication. November B 1s.E.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-30
KILROY'S

New Palestine Advertising and Real Estate Exchange k We'll Known Throughout the United States and Canada.
 i-ss-Send 10 T0o Cent Stsmps fo- NEW PALESTINE pamphlet.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31

week were 52s 900 bush wheat inactive: 10000
hush of n, hard sold at 3hc over May IN ere
vator: May zoe. No l Northern wneas wa was
quoted at 2hd3c May afoat. and NO REQ;
iO,sc over May o afoat. all rail Later Ioans Is oi
spring wheat reported for export MayJunr snp
ment .CORN-The market for corn was Ner' pu'es
to-day purirp the early part Of the session tn'Ie as
little steadier feeling but In the afternoon he pe'' o
advance The movement OF corn West Is sun npr.a,;;
although compared with week ago, TOT me nhy' az
a eght decrease There gain of ,S-.u" nusN ~
the Chicago stocks which amount 10 IL l"oV" pus.
on, Of the total visible supply OF lO,ol"n gush go
ououn, II corn on passage only 20 900 hush The ahn
ban exports the week S0WD BUSH f,Npors I'm .o
New-York for the past week we're 1+loo push ~, @
corn moderately active in csrlo "aN n'r, rsS
600 bush No at 81. n5's.c elevator: 49," aso
steamer white at 37xc: 1900 bush No white h 90;
elevator 1000 bush yellow corn at 3 eieNa0I 1,p
bush steamer yellow al 3i.c. elevator, 49, ~ ,n
steamer corn 31nM37i.o. elevator ana ,, rai ~,
mixed 37Ac. elevator. .oAi : ne "," -, ,.
future. was auet but weaker. There seenleu w "a
i,ie carly but the afternoon there developed
prcssure the distant deliveries CLOSING AZ
i.Tizc net Tho Visible supply during ,he ast -
shou,ed If 4G1.WO bush ana tlis IN Nt"
tho more moderate movement for the week "as W.,
IN ,n os ra,ber dlsconragIng There developed lit'ie
crnor, inquiry shippers taking 5000 BUSH par. NJ
oots and par No white. on private terms ar" 80 80
OF the export business W.
40 900 lush including O'O bush No al ,,,o ojr
20 900 bush track white 2ia2>i4c: rejected mk~d
80, o,NoIi.c. 600 bush rejected white 2t.,c ~
wh,'e oats ouotel at 2GT2S%c BARLbn -,n,
steady sales reported Of 1OVo buh io' a,
toGs5c RYE-Msrket quiet at fI"lSc tor o'r,,' nio"K
MALT-Market nominal at '"u'oc, =. ~, ~ yer
WE ,T-Narke very dull with the season "o'"' '''
i,r.,ne state quoted at 40c elevator. g.. -, IVA.
vo,. aov and closing prices for the corresponding ''
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 30 Specian--Whra acted strong early
because there Developed enormous cash business In
Tho local feeling. however. very berlsh
The profess element sold enormously of July The
market showed strength fcr hour II cosed weak
May opened sold between cas- and Sls and closed
"A, r3a. cents. The sales of red winter wheat
grcgatcd bushels This all TO mllers and all
Ia gp by rail There was however, no demand Tor
5rng cables showed hrmn.ss the opening. but han
their at the close. The visible supply
800 coo bushels. great dsipp ointment
The decrease the week last was l.@oooo
That affected everybody. "The orange Judd Farmer
issued It's April crop report making the winter whe1t
condition NJ per cent sj3 per cent last April and
cen The worlds shipments were
100000. ICsCtD the week previous
the week last year. Seaboard
small only ioi.p bushels There was a
passage. 2socio Tne decrease IN the
covering by Parirdg-: tn" best prices made
on looked II there a good deal u July
selling by elevator people some OF pretty certainly for
Corn helped a small early BY wheat. but
by later May sold between 2DTs and 2as and
the estimate for Tuesday +20 Samples closed
.c lower Every affected by the bright weather
lost iac and closed at the bottom May selling
1915 The weather lesitimately bear
influence along the seeding everywhere
II proved very weak day in provisions. pork losing
hogs the estimate Tor Tuesday ~ COO prices a
yards Tho market suffered most
from stoploss orders. tndahy began the selling The
feeling here made weak by the existence II
long line of lard. presumably held by the Cotton OIL
Trust and showing bad loss.
on the curb puts" May wheat closed at G3 cents
calls G35. cents: puts" May 20.
calls
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
'e opening. and close to-day and closing bids

Market closed steady al 3d4 points advance COM
pared With satureays closing prices: Transsrros n0 &
baief. New-Yerk gross receipts 1l2c bales Exporto
i45 Bales forwarded 2ao bas sales. 345 bales: spin
to-day ~ 7s2 bales; thus far this week 1889 bales
Exports to-day: Great Bri;an +67 bales: France las
bales; Continent ACT bales Thuc far this week Great
Britain AZ 237 bales France. 145 bales Continent G8a
bees; stock. 5sl bales. Spot cotton quiet.
changed; middlng uplands. 17sc middling Gulf. SIC
sales 345 bales including 700 bales direct shipment
to Liverpool; AS bales spinning and 200 bales
Liverpool cabie-spot eoson steady sales 5000 bales.
speculation export 200 bales American 1000 bales
receipts, 1900 bales adj American Mddling uplsnds
steady 2g2h points advance. March. 4l0s; March
April AIMS April-May 4l6ss; MayJune 4l5iab June
July 4l4s: Juy-August Abb; Augus-September. 4l0s
September-Octobe 4O2iaa October November 3C2s No
yember-December 3602s DecenberJanuary 3GOi&s Man
chester-Yarrs quiet: clods quiet.
CyoFFEE-I-ocal trading dull. narrow and feature
less Cables a shade higher Havre buyer
here to extent. Deliveries showed slight in
crease, Havre marke, strady March and April. 7o;o
francs May 20 10 francs June. % 20 francs Hamburg
steady; April Gs50 pigs; May 80 pigs June e.: Is
5peis exchange s7-s2c receipts 1000 bags: stock
bags cleared per steamship for the week 2SO0O bags
Santos quiet al $500 reis: receipts 1000 bags: stock
al santos l4l Rio clearances Mozart 7O0
bcs per Manitoba 10 600 bags Santos clearanoes per
Coieridge 1000 bags; per Pascal 10000 bags; per
Creole Prince 1000 bags The local market will bc
cl,sed on Friday Saturday next.
Contracts closed steady at 10Ql5 points advance Sales
were l,JtO bags as foows-
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

East Liberty March Cattle Receipts far -
Sn spascs s.' PRIME 2Ssi 30 good s. iSgsi - good
butchers 10: reues fa ssass 5s bulls gag.
s43 calves ~ 3"as2 IS Hogs Receipts liberal 10 cars
on s IF e wsak " demand @ sh Prime selected ~~rh
3asi -. Workers. 81 3asi ~ heavy hogs s. 700
far: y Snlc; marke, dull prices To- lower on
both sheep and lambs 'h.fS .a %ssor ,s = 1 s5e %
- 5Oasi 10. to good lambs, 81 25as' 40
Union Stock Yards. Chicago. March o-cattie-lse
.ds ss %ss Sss: & seH sae % g. s. @
8 sasa - Hsssg!, sc. .n"n. sss s ,n s. cnsf 1
$, 70 g nt"sS c sSoSs "s S"f
* = @ sS :, s Ssse M weak % and r 100 s a~er
to choicc 81 7Sdss Is, lambs. 81 7aa,i 10.
head total for week thus FAR 525s head. ior lime
lasi week > Icl head consigned through 26ls head to
slow and lower over for ali bu, fair butchers
] sss s s'.s%y s. Win spa " '0a % ' m n'fSy 2 % m &
Is oo shi to good Su,chsr. butcnes
saGss sfs f. % choice FEEDER tcr
Sass &c. Extra s. Soa.S 76 Ioes-Receigt, last q
sous hast SS aT a hs sn nSsh
200 head to New York 232o head on sale 2ocoo head
%sft'' "ss oas "s' ansoa s% %o heavy grades
YGssrs & ". IT, and f %fce q % rsash. s. 81
as 60 g Sogsa snse ani lambs R".gt; /, n last
VIZ so 90 ,.,S ssSa ,Gn1sGsa So 60" sFSas Ss
bulk sold prime lambs 81 T5s+ 40 fair good 81
a. % culs and common 81 25G$3 10 mixed sheep oil
choice 00MS4 10 fair good 81 3js3 10 cus and
81 SofS3 rs handy wethers 81 5is4 30 clppe
lnmbs s4Ntt z. clipped sheep. $3a$3 30
81. Louis. March ao.-Natonal stock Yards: Cattle
Receipts. LIB hend market steady and prices shad"
higher native 81 2iams3 10; 81 DuS2 90
calves. 81 nOQt5: TcsnS 81 l5m<3 80 IIoes-Reccipts
head market duh and prices 5nlOc lower: heavy
81 light 81 7oGrsl .5 mS"i 81 jOH$3 Sheep
-Iecrips NJ hcad mark. stendy and prices unchanged
natives 81 native mixed. <:mt4
Kansas Guy. March 3O.-IIogs 5000 head;
market 6di0c lower light and medium So 75r1 NJ
heavy 81 5ONS5 10. pigs 81 25us3 10 Catte-Rcceips
400 head market slow native steers best 81 700 50 ",
fair 10 good S3J<3 70 and h-lfefs best S3QS3 30
fair 10 good 81 ,5Gs3 bulls 81 25ds3 feed
ep s3H 81 10 Texas ard Western ~ i5$3 so: calves 81
ass Sheep Receipts 5000 head. market caay.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


-o,.roN oca,lv The market was rather narrow. clos
ing steady with advance OF TO pon,s anu
sales Of % bales sr praCeay unchanged
market advanced alolt points on une as doing
yae cables saying mat hT net advance Of
s s'Sp ponts hna cotton wa. s., sns Ms. s%'es 81
ica chaIecter and although the statistical position
practically strong as heretofore me h ,ai and
nriyate cables in some reported trade demand there
fight There quite large movement OF cot'oh IN
major part Of the belt Receipts at Neworieahs
well at Houston ARE bssesh factors which
coming a hesitatng market. kept prices Gown ~ ,'a
OF interest the course OF the New orleans n
up to parity with New York prices There was consll
ssbe TSs
Norfolk Lice higher but other sp, % MAJ week
er'1a,ss s.sy nt g. go sse se"s, bales last
ie772 bales last Receipts sat at @
bales the same day last $3.50 bales last year ana
S4e5 bales years Receipts at New Orleans TO-
last week ASH bales las; year. Galveston 4lo bales
against 2Gio bales Mobile 1880 bales .sansi
1911 bales: Charleston l79 bales. against go and $50
bales; Norfolk. 1887 bales against a and i3,2 b1ie.
1899 bales, against i.474 and 297G bales Receipts at
Houston Tuesday estimated at 400 to 200 bales
current that the Merrfnac Lowell. Mass have
brussels de,ar.ment u the Iweli Manufacturing Com
pany will also start Later private advlces from Lv
SS1 Tep9 re enconans n6es. Sf Of onf sf
Tor the last few days has convinced the local trade that
II r any peanen @ decline in Prices with the result that
they more in favor of the market than for some time
brought any outside demand for cotton the manu-
facurers hold such large stocks o; unsod goods that they
for. continue to look at the now crop FOR factors
prices speculation will be governed by the next
thHp ths cTop sSge' '"'e' Una" '' ' '' supply ''' ~
The opening range and close to-day and closing bid.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

@s2 80: do extra s. Coas3 i5 do family. g Eg:$ 5e
winter wheat patent 81 o9+ co. :Dns ns DO Wbsos y ' su III
S 40 s'rsFn rs1 SPOT % and MarcG sa7ac May eoa7oc
7oc asked stock i7oo bush southsIn % by ,ap soo
mixed ssass%c a3c; stock e7 500 bush bush
Western 2sisQ2Ic; No mixed do %tsa2oc ss: stSes:
10000 bush Rye naetiys No s2e ar Tearsy @ gan
sishis t quiet: Liverpool 2i april 2,.d NAY May:
Cork for orders. 2s 80 April Cotton quiet SC. Eggs
quiet Iiitc Coffee quiet. 13hc Other articles un-
changed
Boston, March 3o-F1our quiet steady: spring patents
So soasi spring clear and s,rashts sSgSS o |lnfST @
s. So cornmeal steady. I4g76c bag 81 soasl - Dbl
corn frmer; steamer yellow on track. 39%c; No ana
snS"s @ oas So 2uIss White Nc sd sDse White
So mddns sla sSgsl1 % c@,,9nsesa c,s ed, mean ea
ends l2c Barrel beef. 9qllc hams osalo.ss' larn o'
9aloc Lambs 1as;e mutton and orm ygarink aS
7.c: hinds 7qoac: fores 4m5c i,ufer que,: :o,1 c9e
creamery 23a2ic Western. 22Q2sc imitation loaiasc'
i4GlSc Cheese quiet: Northern 9sgio'tc Western Dg
osc Eggs quiet: nearby isai7c; Eastern l2'tc: VEST
s @ 81 ysoM 'sVs sHs q.le! 81 ,s gsn 1 4e
81 o. Poultry steady; choice turkeys WESTERN
ne sn fo1en oaa fowls Northern 3a
iia12 frozen iogic ssgy s seed ' Ross
s59doc Green Mountains 3oc white stock 2.g2sc
sweets $3aS3 25 Apples steady; choice eang :" S9@
s.: paidwn. 81 So Gssnnss e ss ~ o"; Messnn I s. sI
Lemons 81 75Ms3 Turnips 81 90 SQUASH SS sa0si2
bages 81 80 Hay quiet sIsgsi9 lower granes s""@'''
Rye straw slsasIs 80.
Buffalo March 3O-sprng wheat closing dull nc lowe lower
IN ali grades wheat closing dull NO red s.orc'
3%c Corn closed easier unchnnsed oa,s 's~u mrcSonss
Rye-Some inquiry: NJ .. 43c asked. Flour quiet ana
easy Mil feed steady. unchanged
caicngo March soThe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. March 10 Cotton steady; mi,ng lee
low mddrg : 10. good ordinary. i-,6c: and
receipts iid5 bales: orts coas,wise 1872 bales
sales. GI7 bales. stock. - mD ha.es
Norfolk March 30 Cotton hrm. mdilng Iysc. low
mddling. nc. good ordinary. 9Gc ne, and gross
3jI bales coastwse $50 bales:
les bales: stock 21.35l baes.
Orleans March ?O.-COttCn firm: good Md
ding nc, mdd,na, ll6c. low midd.ing. Ii.r: gcoi
ordinary 3-i6c receipts. +2sI bales: gross. i96l
bales exports coastwise lT3 bales sales. 5000 baes
stock 49,. 13s bales.
Savannah, March 30--Coton quiet; midiling. 9-l6c
low mddling Tisc: good ordinary nc: md gruss
rrcc pts bales; coastwse. l55 bales: stock
n bales
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31

Cotonseed oi-Lverpooi refined steady at l's sPrs OF
turpentina STEADY at eos Cd. Rosin-Common urn a,
4s Cd. wheat-No red winter firm at os % no
Northern spring firm 5s 4d Corn-Mixed western
spot IS lIxd: March steady at g Illsd; april april
fancy winter dull Is Sd. Hops at London..Paehc
Coast dull 20@4Os Receipts OF wheat Tor the asa n
from other sources 900 qrs Receipts OF Ameri-
can corn for the last week. 39 700 qrs.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARK FITS.

Liverpool March 3o.-3+5 p. m.-necf-Extra Indi,
"A 6,s I'd. prime at 52s Oh. Pork
Prime Western fine duh Mt s: do medium duh at
i5s Hnms-Short cut. about ~ To IL n. nrm at 3Vs.
Bacon-Curnberiand cut. about ~ to 30 n.
short rib about % 10 firm 2ss I'D long clear middles
light about ~ to ~ 10. nrm 26s Ga long clear mid
dies heavy abt 10 10 80 NJ stock short clear mid
dles heavy about 50 to ~ No. firm at 26s Oh clear bel
lies. about ~ 10 IA n. dull 2Js ID Shoulders-Atout
IL 70 "a H. firm at 2is InrdPrime Western spot du'l
2Gs Cd. Chccsc-Amer!can finest white dull 42s.
do coored dull at AS Taow-Prime city dull is I'd
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31

c,.,..- fair grades So 2JIf7; high grades. =, %
quote Gn,by fair grades So 5Ods3 49, high grades
&4mS4 so. .ua,r market was ssady for
AT previous prices Java quoted at i4s ana a doing
az nnod AZ I2s Aid and April 2s go wnich u an
advance Of I'D SATURDAYS prizes ns 10, nrhanrsd
Sc , osntr,tugal quoted 3lGc musco'ado W lss
3sc and molasses sugar ~ test 81 ;nn,ning about
ness NJ So was lava mostly at Breakwater and ls"c bass
n ..r" n,r,f,,sai in port here all hassnh tes
s .ua ,,, 90 bags moass"s sugar. basis ~ est "ae
an a ~ r,.o, Tor refined s quiet with prices u'-
ehangnd. granulated quoted at ONO
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31

Cash quotations were as follow bsn, ron "G.ass.c
g. sprins wheat slaec red o' aG."s scc No 81
err" srsy ~ n5Sna N o'S e i'Ss 1s 'y
s,s .. s.: s. i @ g. 3 9s & frs Ia sa '?
sSI, s.9 20 . AZ srd sd h.a'a:s 81 : s7f .
finished ss9dS s9 sSaTa sST Ta e. nsea OIL
raw asc rolled ,or. on the Produce Eschange tS.day
butter market steady ext,a ercas ..S . is o
iOi,c
Cincinnati, March oFlourM,rks, fa,EIy q y,e.s asSs Ss
rye "'f dr eeH NortsSs.sfn So s5Ss2
s n 70 1s a o % y ss s aS'i msd
sa @ s aae ssaG sasa s. s clear
$40 family $40 Lara quiet steam leaf 3i,c kettle isrd
.e pm. ste" % sae &C. aa.s bsson ss"r, a% car se' Sc
pry saed meats se'dy auet ooc shoulder &C. Isoss
quiz :,.say sitsS Su rf's .,es2 sfS
saes. "a bbs at 81 %
tended upward. May opened clc r',e ss,.c fell TO
"le wheat 1wer a, the close: ~ Northern. 64lsae5c
s. Ncnern s.so4,sc Sample sery ss,,o nr; NJ No
se,icr Nay 3alac Flour unchanged Millsturs steady
and unchanged.
Saturday prices and early adnee Of sc C.s was
Sy unexpected & by m@Sry & ss Of e 5set e the ns
but only about nc from the close of sa,u,aay may
s..c ,hsn breaking steadily &c to 5Ss.c closing at
$500 & and ssss. i ss'aS roxy 'ys
?, '1oc Cash uh.at.Ihsre was d., sSod aemane nsrn
price of ,.c May was generally adhered 70
The of No Northern spot sold at hsssc. No
Northern In good demand at .dA.c under No !. On
track: No hard 5gAc. No ! northern 5s,.c; NO
Northern Flour steady 81 054s3 ~ for patents. y
GS2 bakers production. I,."D hbls; shipments
% Oe) hll. Mllstuns Weather conditions at present
prevailing are unfnvcrabe this market. Bran in bulk
quoted at 80 Ih: shorts quotabie at So 30
Philadelphia Mrrch 30 -F1cu--Trnde continued slow
and Unsatisfactory the general market weak 70 sell.
though prices still steadily maintained spring wheat
portan, late fsatures closing &c higher call Near
del vcries the absence Of offerings or DE-
mand. contrac, wheat March and April nominal; May
and June Toi.1TOkc. Corn Option market ruled nrm
undrr and prices of futures beyond tnis
month t.c bush local carlos scarce ana
nrrn with limited demand No mixed March and
Aprl 35aS5iic: May and June. 341d3tNc. Oats-Oner-
options: no speculation, and local trade demand llgrt
No white March 2Ga26lsc. April. 25.n2ec. May 2o'sg
26,: June g5a.a26c. Eggs firm. demand good Psnnsyl.
,ana nrss re. Western do. ilisUi2c Sugars-Retned
in good demand and unchanged
ass 20 ues ex,ra anSy S. soass - fancy s. ssas2
choice 81 a. rye -four 5: s5ns2 ~ Wheat lower
receipts l25l2 bush; shipments. "a ''o bush
Marcn $3.50 nominal. May. ysg%'.c asked July ,p.c
Jun, 2eT.c Oats lover March ls.c nominal: May
i0,nioc asked July. 1880 asked. Eg;s quiet a, ssc
for fresh. Pork-Standard mess new. 50 old. - 10
I,arl-Prme. 81 80. choice. s. BacQn-Shouders oNc
longs 5i.c ribs 5sc: clear sides. Size. Dry salt
shoulders 4sc. longs iNc; clear ribs oc clear
sides Sc. Hlehwin"s sendy at 81 - Wool dun. IN
changed. Basgng orders. IA 10. Sc; io 4sc; p.
sales Missouri 81 ~. Speer steady at 81 ."
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
proposal5.

N~~.~NnHYNoonoooNoonc1o,
NOTICE.-Estimates % for removing roct
~ and other material 10 depth of ten below m.
low wate between East 92d and East 931 Streets Fs.
River under contract No J2s. and 2) FOR preparing =.
aud building foundations and suhsrucure FOR sora,.
and dumping bins at the foot Of East 7t Street unt,,
contract No $50 will be received by the Department
until ~ O'Clock ADril 1th 1896. full
tlculars the City Record. Copies for sale at No
City Hall.
NOTICE.-Prop,sals for Plumbing etc. A.
Jefferson Market Prison will be by the D.
partment II Correction. No Gs Third Avenue lids 10
opened on March 3lst at o'clock A. ".
For full particulars City Record.
ARTHUR PHILLIPS Secre,arv~
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
STEAMBOATS,.
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGI.AND POINTS

BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
~ VIA SOUND LINES. WEEK DAYS ONLY.
FALL RIVER LINE. Via Newport ard Fall River. from
new n. T.. foot of Murray ST., at > q. VI
sTONINGTON LINE. via Stonnston nom New Pier
30 y. r.. block above Canal-st.. at GDO =. VI.
NORWICH LINE New London. Pier N r..
next Desbrossaes- st. ut 5::sO T.. NJ.
~ EW WHAvEN-FARE 81; Excursion. $l.5c-
~ steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier %. l.. r. 4
D. daily Sundays excepted. arriving in time for
Meriden Hartford Springfield. &c Freight steanc,
leaves l.. n
ID AMSDELL LINE.-Stcamers leave Pier "a.
~ N r. foot Franklin st. for Cranstons West Point
Cold Springs, Cornwall Fishkil Landing and Ncwburg
week days. 8 .. m.; Sunday, . ..