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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20

: 81 SO; Maine bag. 81 1881 S.. bulk. $50 70,
81 75n$2 state In bulk 81 1881 81 bag
81 7O0Sl so. Western bag. 81 70HSl 10, bulk,
81 Is SWEET POTATOES-Jersey, basket. 81
Qsi 20. southern. bbl. 81 75ds2 %. ONIONS
state and Western, white, pickle, crate, Sla
81 70; 100 u bags or crate, 5Oq75c; yellow OF
red 100 % bag. 10000; Orange County, -
a6oc: cuban new. crate. 81 so. Mexican
crate 81 2J0Sl 40. ASPARAGUS-southern
fancy. doz bchs, s5a$6: extra, 81 j0aSi 90;
prime. S2aS3: cuils. slasl rs: California 81
ass ARTiCHOKEs- Drum, Ssa$l2. potato,
nh 81 5OdS2 so ANISE-Bbl. s. 5OgS3 30.
RRtrSSEL,S SPROUTS-Callfornia. drum, SO
or green. basket. s2aS4 BEETs-south care
lima 100 bchs s2NS3. New Orleans. Dbl. 81
gS2 30: Bermuda. crate. 5ocdSl. old, bbl or
bag. SiGSi %. CARROTS Bermuda, crate
New orleans. s2dS3. old. l4O-tb bag. 7JnN5c .
100 n bag 5OnGOc. CUCUMBERs- Basket -
0S4 CABBAGE-Florda and south caro-
lima new basket 25n Doc. Florida. crate, 3on
To- south Carolina. Joc0Sl T., Danish. ton,
s7as9. red. Si3HSl6 CAULIFLOWER-Crate
81 50qSf. half crate. 81 75gS2 . CELERY
case. 81 5Oas2. s-lnch case. 81 50qs2: call
f0rnia. standard case. 81 J0QSt. CELERY
gNOBS-1OO hchs, NdSj CHlCok1 -Ee"
orleans. biol. Sia$2 -, Florida basket Sig
Florida basket slaSl so EGGPLANT
Florida. box 81 5OaS2 Cuban. 81 25GS2 En-
DWELL 50l0c. HOl,sthAI (lS I ~ ~ Dt iD'
S2aS4 KALE-Bhl. 5ouO5c. kOhLkAbl-
fOD bchs S30$6. LETIUCE-NorIh oaround,
b4stat sinS2. south Carolina, slnS" 5p
Florida. SlaS2 50. New Orleans. bbl. 81 1O4s3.
LIMA BEANS Florida, crate or basket. 80
81 cuban. crate. Sass. LEEkS-loO hcns -
0S2 OKRA-FlOriia. carrier, S2pS- 90 .upan
81 50aS2 - PEAS-FIoriia. small bashei. y
asa. large S3qS5; Bermuda, half box $50
So 30 PEPPERS Florida. carrier. q. PSi ~
a-nu box. SfuS2 80. cuban. carrier SI1>l ~.
large crate StH$2 80. PARSNlP>-bol, l',a2i.
PARSLEY New Orleans. curly. Dbl, 81 : ~
rlain S4fS7. Bermuda. crate, - = ~ -
RADISHES BASKET 50cHSl p KoMAIN
TloriIl basket 75cnSl 80. New orl.als. t.,.,
Sf0S2. Rermu a. crate. 5lc0Sl 90 SPlNA'h
mi. 81 25aSl -. SHALLOTS- Ne" 0.i j.. pr,
bbl. s8asG North Carolina. crate. t2N>- 'l'
sOi-ASH- old BIOL. 81 5opS2. cuban n. ~
wFite. box. 81 75GS2 80. Florida. S-f>- ~
basket 81 75af2 = M IT,. 1900
carrier 75rTSl -. cuban. 7jc4Sl -. Wa
TEKCRESs- bchs 81 50QS2
WIIK AND CREAM-The eXHchange 54te
remains ar 3A,r e quart for grade & all " -
Tor gfaIe ,' b. the pc zone or - = ana > 81.
r.sueetiteIy. "a a.. quart can cenNtr'i l NtM
York There was considerable sour ihliN %"
Eaturda. and sunday owing 20 ne "eau!,l'
lr,t tra surplus continues 20 te m ahotl me
same proportions II is not likely thai mere
viii Doe. q change in the cxonars" ra'e t'i't
trru The receipts % milk ana cream u.
400 quart cars for The week ended Maich i'
,l..r, foflDpg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20
Hockey Il Track Games 4 Other Sports
BIG ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
Plans for Modified Olympic
Games in Chicago.

Chicago, March 19-Plans for a nam
moth athletic carnival for both amateur
and professional athletes. TO be held here
from June 2S 70 July 9 next inclusive,
were announced to-night by Harold f.
Mccormick
Athletes from every country IN the
world will be invited. The lines Of the
Olympic games Will ne followed closely
IN the amateur events. but in addition To
these attractions. provided the boxing bill
now pending in the Legislature passes.
there will be several professional boxing
bouts An effort viii be made 10 secure
the services of james Thorpe the Indian
athlete. for an exhibition
There will re power boat and yacht
races as well as swimming races. The ca
pense Of the attraction will be borne by
public subscription
Martin A. Delaney has been named dl-
rector Of the games which will replace
the aviation meet held the last two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20
YALE SWIMMERS ON TOUR
Champion Team Will Compete
in Five Western Meets.

New Haven. March l9-The Yale swim
ming team. which won the team and in
dividual championship this year. left
here to-day on an Easter vacation tour.
in all Yale will compete IN five meets.
The first will be at Buffalo on Thurs
day night against the Buffalo Athletic
club, where q NJ Daniels may swim
against the Blue team
ON Friday night Captain Wilson's men
will compete against Northwestern Uni
versitv at Evanston. III This meet is
interesting because the Yale sprlnter7
will meet Huszagh, the fastest Splinter
Of the West ON Saturday night the
crack Chicago Athletic club will be met
The presence of two such divers as Bor-
milan and Severn on the Chicago team
will test Yale's great triO-Wilson, Nc
Alcenan and McGrcgor to the limit on
Monday night Yale will meet the Uni
versity OF Illinois. which holds the
Western polo championship. The Yale
swimmers viii have their hands full
against Nosberg. while III the plunge
cfckler the best man in the West, -
sure To furnish "A test
The last meet of the tour Will be on
TUESDAY night at Cincinnati. where Yale
will meet "A team picked from the entire
The following men will make the trip.
leaving New Haven at 100 o CLOCK to-
night. Swimmers Meyer. Mari. sum
rners and Roberts. Divers-McPhee. Nc
HIaanan Wilson Captain and McGreg-
Nv PIungers-S Smith, and Braden Breast
etroke-McPhee and Wilson, Back stroke
Ncpbce and Harper Polo team-For-
wards. Harper captain. Mcbeish and
Won Holt: backs. crane. Fuller. Smith
nd NfcPhee. and goal. Braden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20
THE COTTON MARKET
Holds About Steady, Closing
Slightly Higher.

Trading in cotton futures yesterday was
mainly in the line OF evening up for the
government report due this morning and
or over the Easter holidays Trading has
been pretty we'll adjusted to the idea that
the report win show total crop, INCLUDE
ing linters. Of 100000 10 $4,000 bales,
against slightly over 100000 last year,
An early advance was partly lost, tha
close being quiet at a net gain for the
day OF ? 10 points. New York, New
Orleans and Liverpool will he closed on
Friday and Saturday and Liverpool viii
also be closed on Easter Monday. A de-
cline OF l-l6c was the only change noted
I'm Southern spot markets. and the local
market held quiet at l2.60c for middling
upland. with no sales. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20
GOLF ON LAKEWOOD LINKS
Dates Announced for Opening
of the Northern Season.

Dates for the annual spring golf tourna-
ruent of the Country club Of Lakewood
were announced yesterday and. as usual.
will mark the opening of the northern
comnetitive season. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. April II. IS and 10, Is the time
chosen. and precedes the tournament at
the Country club Of Atlantic City by a
,roek The seniors tournament for the
chanley Memorial trophy, a minor affair,
will be held over the Lakewood links on
April y. the Saturday previous TO the
etar, of the invitation meeting.
More traps are being dug on the links
of the Essex County Country club. the
eighth and seventeenth holes being the
ones chiefly affected. At No. extra
trouble has been placed near the green.
TO the seventeenth it will be no longer
POSSIBLE TO overappvoach the green and
escape punishment. for a semi-circuiar
bunker has been built on the far side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20

Pennsylvania, 154 ID, SO 90; 8 roughs. 3se r.
s. 80. o5,
Tobin & shannon: s state hogs. 1873 ID, 81 80
l. 230 10. 80 rs; l rough. $50 ID, s. 30 a.
:. Judd q Co.: state hogs 10 ID 10 ~ 1
rough 2s0 Id. S. 90 -
C1,.,,o Marc, ia-Hoes-1ow.r: ri
ceipts 90 600. bulk OF sales. s. s0as9 %; llghl
S. sOa$9 Is: mixed. s 70dS9 Oh heavy, 8 -
QS9 %, rough. s. 4jaSs 90; pigs, SgSs 90,
CATTLB.-siow; receipts. i9,ooo. 6ee'es - ~. ~
and feeders So lOaSs 20. COWS and heiiers.
So 5OnSs: calves. $7nSll %. SHEEP-firm'
receipts. 10000; native. 50 $685. yeariinsS'
Kansas city, March 9.-CATTLE-Receipts,
1000 including 800 southerns, lower dressed
beef and export steers, s. 3JaS9, fair 70 eoot
coRS s. 504Sl %, bulls, s. 7JpS 20; calves.
S7dSl0 30 HOGS-Receipts. 10000. lower
bulk OF sales. s. s0aSs 80; heavy s. 7oqss -.
packers and butchers, s. sOqss light, - 500
$500. weak. Colorado lambs. sass IS, year
nngs 81 7Ja$7 10; wethers, So 2JQsI; ewes 80
ass -
cincinnati March 10 -CATTL E Receipp.
SAB. steady. steers s. 250Ss so heifers, 80 ~
ass, cows. $3as6 30; calves steady - oO9
81 - HOGS-Recepts, :. Dds. slow, packers,
lights. S6QS9 81. stays. S5qS7 -. SHEEP
Receipts 1855. strong. Sass -: lambs steady.
s. JCD 50. spring lambs. Sf2aSl3.
East Buffalo. March Bat u LIZ teceipts,
10 steady VEALS-Receipts 30. active. &c
higher. S5NSl3 -. IiDGS-kecciptS, :, 400 &C
tive and steady: heavy. 50 4OdS9 80, mixed.
50 5O0S9 81. Workers and pigs. 81 60aS3 10.
roughs. s. 5OdSS So. stays, S70ss. ca.ries 80 -
$50 65 SHEEP AND lambs Receipts
ZOO, slow and steady: lambs. 50 JoaS9 %
yearlings, 81 5OdSs %: Wethers. S7dG %. ewes,
So 5oGS6 90 sheep. mixed. 50 50gS6 10
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
ST. Louis. March 10 -CATTLE- Receipts,
500: offerings light and demand fair. prices
nrner; steers s. 1JISa TO- heifers. S5dSs -,
cows 81 NS7 80. Southern steers. - 7onSs 80.
HOGS-Receipts, 10. 900. moderately active and
10ai5c lower. choice medium 20 heavy weights,
80 0JGS9 ~. bulk OF sales, s. 9OaS9 u.s. pack
ers = s0HS9 10. best lights. $3.50 20 medium
lights. - $3.50. pigs, Ss0SS -. SHEEP-Re-
cepts 1000. slow and l00i5c lover, lambs.
81 25GSs 80. mutton sheep, s. 5Oas6 IS. COM
mon, 81 15aSj -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20

THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local Street market was quiet
with lake quoted 1Ji4nf5%sc. electroytic $50
nc, and casting. 1is4 0l4'sc Copper or the
Metal Exchange was weak. with spot and
March quoted lfQ14. Use; April, l4nl4 roc. MAY
and June 14Tl4 be. In London copper was
quiet with spo. closing al t84 p ed ana nut
ures al f64 IS I'd Arrivals AZ New York yes
terday were - tons. and exports for the month
thus far % 6.33 tons
TTN-Was quiet, with spot quoted As 800
&C. IKE: March A. q n i6 ljc; April. $500
40 loc: May ~ gu AS s7izc; June, -. 400
- zoe: July. a. 2oH45.JOc.' and August. 45t2
~ DC In London tin closed quiet. with spot
al f2l0 and futures. GOO los
LEAD-Localy was steady az 43014 400
and East 81 Louis. 4l5q4 22i4c london lead
closed AZ t15 rs 3D.
sPELTER- Weak; New York. spot, e251
Is }5c and East - Louis 81 hid
IRON Cleveland warrants. 64s l0l9d In Lon
don Locally iron was steady, with No l foun-
CRY Northern, 40 / southern and No / South
eru soft. S17 75QSlS -. No Northern. ST. IS D
81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20
GUNTHER SHOWS HIS SPEED
Columbia Freshman Wins Race
at Spring Track Meet.

SIX events were decided IN Columbia :
first spring handicap track meet, held o.
south Field yesterday afternoon +. H.
Gunther a freshman. made the hest show
ing among the new men by winning the
e.0-yard hurdles from a field Of expert
enced men IN pretty race Gunther had
ten yards the limit handicap. with f. r
Snencer a senior. OF the fvo-yard mark,
and T. J.. Brady and \. NJ. iarvitt two
varsity men. ~ scratch In the final II
the first five strides Brady and Spencer all
most caught Gunther, but he outspeedec
them for the rest Of the race and won
II simon, a junior. was another new
man who showed up we'll winning tn"
two-mile race from the 55-yard mark
Evans. the VARSITY long distance man
failed 10 place IN this event because the
handicaps given TO the new men proved
too much for him.
The summary follows:
10 yards. high hurdlcs-Won hy r. T..
Brady. 10 4 yard +. Macdonald. u 90
yardsl. second. $ Z Graham. 10 scratch b.
third u. Tenny "a e. yard| fourth ili"e'
Two-mfic run-von boy T. simon. II 600
Yards. " NJ Ioreutz. "a go Yards sec
ond. g. Ticheror. 10 10 vardsl. third. T..
Ivrn. "a t25 yardsJ. fourth. liin''
HaIi-riIc run-Wou by r. r Whelan. ~
,35 yardSl; VI Janncy ia go yaIds p.
second. r. Macdonald. IA 90 fardsl, ihiri,
A. BonsI5, i3 scratch, fourth. TIME
aao-vard dash-Won hy T. u. Gunth-r '1G
second. F I. Brady. - ,scratchl. third A..
" Harvitt. IA Dscratchl. fourth. Time
Turning broad iunr-won by y Tonney.
IA Il fo1fJ. 81 feet I D.. inches, = =. tia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20
CHESS MASTERS TOURNEY
Big Sum Subscribed for Another
international Contest.

Invitations have been issued TO six OF
the leading chess masters of the world to
take part in the international chess tour
namcnt at Havana next January. for
which the sum OF $1,000, record sum.
will be provided, enabling the committee
10 pay all the expenses Of the masters.
= ]. Marshall. United States champion,
and Jose r. Capablanca, Cuban cham
MON. have already consented 10 play. The
other four. 10 whom invitations were
sent yesterday, are DR.. l.. Lasker, of
porlin. worlds champion; DR.. S. Tar
rasch. of Nuremberg; Carl Schlechter. Of
vienna. and A. X. Rubinstein OF LODI,
Russia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20
MORE HONOR FOR SHEPARD
Made a Director of Texas & Pacific
Railway. a Could Road.

At a meeting OF the board OF directors
of the Texas & Pacific Railway. a Gould
property. yesterday. at No. 10 Broadway,
Finley j Shepard. who recently married
Miss Helen Gould, was elected a director
O. b. Huntsman was elected director 10
succeed l.. f. ThOrDe. The directors
whose terms OF office expired yesterday
We're reelected
Mr. Shepard was elected director OF
the Missouri Pacific Railroad, another
Could prolerty last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20

Machine bbls. aoisc. TAR-S6aS6 50. ROsiN
D $40! p ah6 F : M q Zoe. r. 65c
l. BOO; X. 6.75c, ". &C.. y. 100: VIC t''-'
and WV. Sc
O's-Linseed unchanged. Refined -
troleum steady. PETRDLEl VI. standard WHITE
bbls. New York ana Philadell hia. 500, puth'
4.eoc; cases, 10 500, water white bbls. e,,"e'
bulk. 5.Nuc. cases. u SOC LINSEEDs OIL
American seed. city raw. 4Sfiigs. Out-of town
raw. 47N4sc. Calcutta raw 6Jc
fOIlpN>ftD OII-COmmiasiOn houses
were fairly active buyers. and prices showed u
steadier tone closing al a net advance % 10
points. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20
DAVIS CUP MATCH HERE
Australian Team to Sail for
This Country on April 5.
RICE REPLACES WILDING
Lawn Tennis Men Here Get the
News While in Meeting to
Fix Tournament Dates.

S\dhc\. Australia, March l4-Thc Aus
tralian lawn tennis team Will sail for the
United States on the steamer Ventura.
leaving sydney OIL April 3. to meet the
American team in one Of the preliminary
tics for the Dwight r Davis interna-
tonal lawn tennis challenge cup. This is
in accordance with the wish expressed
by the Americans that the matches be
played in tho United States.
Horace Rice "ii replace Anthony T.
Wildins ON the team. a. the latter will
be unable To- play. The other Australians
are $. VI pous. ana Campbell Jones.
The nations which will meet i'm the pre-
limnary ties 10 decide challenger for
the cup are: United States VS. Australia.
Germany VS.. France. Canada VS. South
Africa, and Belgium a bye.
Robert -. Wrcnu. president Of the
United States National Lawn Tennis As
ISOLATION. on hearing the news from The
Tribune admitted last night al a meet
ins OF the executive committed held at
the Hotel Martinique. that this nation
had cabi,d Ct request 10 the .Australasian
association that the preliminary tie
,'''' '.'' wv '''''o''' ~. '"o
,,"''' '''''' ''' ''o.'"' cup O' play eu mere
ii' ""S ''o' WINNIE 20 comment Oh inc
news "'"'F''' ~ "o message hau
i'", ne" ''' 'S'', '''''" ''"' the request
had been granted
UT Sp''N'"s VI inc "a'oh' "lIi''n a.
|ai"eo' inc FORMER hd'lohal champion
s"I@'
II the Australian players san from
Sydney on April 3. they Will arrive IN
vancouver about April 80. Allowing am
pie time 10 cross tho continent by easy
stages as no doubt they Will wish 10
make several stops hy the way. they
should arrive ia this city by May 10.
Palmer T.. Presbrcy. of the Longwood
Cricket club OF Boston. said that the
team would IN all probability require
about three weeks for practice prepara-
tory 90 meeting the Americans. such AN
arrangement would place the dates for
the matches late 100 MAY
This arrangement. continued Mr. Pres
brcy. would allow the winning players 20
sail for England in time 10 play AZ VIM
bledou. London. Do the all-Eugland cham
pionshirs or June % and 20 meet the sue
cessfui nation OF the ties between GER
many and France for the Davis cup
This series is scheduled 20 Boz decided on
or before July a. with the final challenge
matches against the British Isles holders
al Wimbledon on july 81. - ana -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20
Tho lineup was a follows

Goals-Castleman Fredericks Pena ties
logne. for hooking. Gordon. Garon ana Cor
Don an FIR tripping Referee-R o. Ellis, ~
Nicholas s. O. Assistant referee lillian
Dsr5y. Crescent a. G.. Goal umpires-Sterllns
Martin s. Go and y Ellison. Wanderers.
Tnneke-per-W J. croker. Wanderers Penalty
amei-R. condor. Wanderers. Time Of halves
twenty minutes each.
The standing follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20

Liverpool cables: SPOT quiet sales. 600
bales. speculation ana export. $50. American.
5000 Imports. 2"U0. American. o00, mid
ding upland. 6s9l Futures opened quiet,
net = point lower 70 ~ points higher
March. $3.50: Mas-h-Arr 66ld Aprii-Msy,
IS 6ud. May-June 653 "a; June-Juiy, 6aod.
July-August 651t. August september. 4Vd;
September ctober 624i. October November,
3 I'D: November December jIiiad, Deem
1er January. dl0i-d. January February,
6Oeiad. Manchester Yarns, more inquiry
but not .lucn doing. cloths. more doing.
New Orleans March i9.-3ullis weather
news steadied O.. cotton ~. -ures market here
This morning. prices going - SIX 70 nine points
over Yesterdays close a. noon. The market
was very dull ia the afternoon and tie close
steady. registered net advance u only I"
points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20

cHICAcO GRAIN ANO PROVIsI on S.

Chicago. March 10 Dust storms IN Kansas
caused a sharp upturn today I'm wheat Tho
market closed stronE y 20 sc higher than
last night The day ended with corn = 20
s,c un. and oats ar an advance OF = 20 Sc.
Provisions showed a net loss Of pa 70 20 'sc
Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20
PROVISIONS

PROVISIONS - Moderately active "hu
lover under liquidation and selling u} PACK
erg prompted by decline OF " points dn o ln'
,og market PORK ste1dy' mess, W. -. 80
co.'s "A. family S23aS21' short 81 Hf-- %
go Nfoss Siglfx2O. .auSy. <23n>2f, pack
e. s2las22 extra India m G , SgaS5 u6 6Eef
hAMn Isrnns l23. 4l3c. pigs. l3isc. CIT
MEATS Picked bellies arm "a : qi GY 2.
nic[ied hams steady ijul3Ac. IALloN -
1,iat. snecial &c. city. SIC. country, % -
~ Ii''' LARD-Easy; middle West loa1a
Iog 5c; city. io9sc. refined. south Amer ne a
- a.. continent. l.45c. Brazil kegs l3OJc.
ccn1yound steady, 7ANsc. sIEARlNE-
steady: CLEO. lOi2c nominal. city lard lZan
l2iac. - ....,,s Cd. t.t
NOIAsSES AND sYRt Ps-strady' with
some demand for grocery grade OF moIhss"s
New orleans centrifugal common I@H 10 :
fatr l7Q2Oc. good. 2lp2hc; prime, -Sn54c
New orleans open kettle, 3Juo'c. SnHoP>
Common, ilal.c, medium lial'ci fancy i
aye ...-..,,... 49, -.
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits turponilne was
little frmer and prices advanced ABOUT Pc.
r. was unchanged Rosin unsettled ana con
siderably lower. SPIRITS IOhfENIINE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20

b .
ass so. common "a good s. la4>' 2n. meal l.',
choice. - e,-ns4. pea. 81 es s. imported. - -
asa. rcd kidney. Dno..c. $, i'H>l c0mi.- ID 20
COOL 50 75rss %. va,e kidney choice. s. ~
S. Is. lima raIIfou.a. 81 Dl0sf IS. PEAS.
o-rt. So - 80 90. green. imported. s. l'F
HITTER Receipts G0og pigs. Most ~
+f. -r..F arrivals consist of choice Co.. ltn'Y
.r.-h creamery for which .lH.N. .s obtain. D.
ana on t.at class of sto... tia r1rfef ls steadf
Factory and raceur st'.k continue tn advance
under 70 sh0r.te. .f supplies Dr.. m'rt rNii-s
$500. G3G.. nr,ta rfI -.. .I. "' VA q.
'..-ts 3-e.-. r..t extras y .,. ..-.
.-I-. nn'st $50 3d.. gooi o. -rH. alr
common to tai- -ft r''..' extras -
o. -.. Irstr q. H'- .'."ni -''-t Ut
f.0. .r.tmsrf tr..-. -tl-i.. q. .'i., i.If
4-i.. rlr'u- mako. rr.'. -i -i.' '
.nIt. g.. rirl. --- packing t. Nr
current make. $50 q -- ., n" H
1897.
CIiII~T Receipts. ct'8 boxes Market
.-l.lr .uI r.r..f.. weaker although altN
r.tI. static. appear steady Lower mario ID.
.- Yves. are -ns.'.Hnr 'nr s.'ia'.oh h',e
.0..r... specials 10 i-r. 't'
.... ar.rlr. fancy l' i'. WHITE DO
'f,.. lower grade. liHI'
lf.. trn'ar" rIr. IT. voice. i'I- TO I'D.
fEt. rf- N 0u.. ~Ho i. .Ni.a n. .4
aU. I..Hlf ff. 1870 l"i
'r. l'' Ii' 81.
.f-. ff.-| sU. H.t I' |l ..'.
...i.. ....l poor f0 'a.. -, STAKE. 4"iI
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TcGS -Ee..lnfr a.. NTN .I-'e. ArrlN 1f HH
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1900.
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qule. upstate. rr.mn. Shipment about stea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-20
pOTATOFs AND VEGETABLES Receipts

o ls2 hhls potatoes ana t30 pkgs onions old
potatoes plenty and weak. new. firm. Sweet
potatoes steauy New onions lower. old neg
ieciod Asparagus lower. KaIe and spinach
higher Lettuce higher for fancy curly
parsley higher. hut plain lower. Peas scarce
pDT ATOES- Bermudu. new. No /. Dbl 81 30
ass 80. No 2 SJQS5 %. Virginia. late crop.