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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
VAEIED DISPLAY or FABRICS.

Yesterday was tie first day OF the spring
opening at the st,Ies of Enrich Bros in Eghthave be-
tween Twentyfourh and Twentyffth sts Their stores
have been newly decorated and rcplenished with oil
manner Of spring goods The delicate oooreoi the lad
RIGS make them seem as fresh flowers and the thr'nS
Of ladies who filed the stores during the day fingered
over the display OF ribbons lace and silks with vast en-
thusiasm The prevailing coors are orange o''sheo
strawberry terra Gotta, shrimp pink and pigeonDlood
and they reproduced In silks ribbons ea'hers anu
artificial flowers OF every conceivable variety Inc
thstle-bur in gold is the newest feature Tor nat MN
ming this spring. and the hats vary from the smallest
bonnet of the Fanchon order 10 the swelling poke Win
osteb tins and fruit sprhys chdrens hats are IN IAN
tasc shaoes pointed crowns being the most Popuar'
and the Ingomar" fayorlte. The material OF un'
trimmed hats IL oolored chip satin braid ana naThel
sra in all the fashionable shades one ~ inc nNeIues
attracting much attention yesterday was the newport
sash" woven silk drapery, 10 be worn as u ta-n oI
fchu with mantle ends suitable for outdoor wear ~ "
made I'm ali eolors The Ehrichs have given more atei
tion than hitherto finest goods worn by ladies' an
they asser their aces silks and hOunes are ccouu
10 none i'm NewYok Every lady who viNted thc stores
Yesterday received souvenir bouquet OF roses ana Nlo
lets natural flowers. Inc opening continues DUNG
to-day aud Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
ULOSN RACES - BOSrDy Stocks
BosToN. Tnc-day. March ~. 1888.
CLOSING PRICES or PHfLA DELPHTA STOCKS
9,15rist3y ION T. DAVIS q 60. II Wt'if
TUESDAY. March - p. N.

TUESDAY. March - p II.
The stock department of the Stock Exchange to-
day shows business that Is $4,000 shares greater
than was the small business Of yesterday but
nearly all of the increase was made during the
first hour of business, when there was de-
yeloped free selling movement OF some OF
the leading speculative stocks, which resulted IN
declmes for the whole list, ranging from II to per
cent. OF the total number of shares sold 1S7. 500
four stocks contributed 40. 100 shares: Union
Pacific. 81 300 Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern. 81. 500; Central Pacific. 27.700; and St
Paul IGGOO and ak other stocks contributed
81. 800 shares: Michigan Central, 200; Western
Inion. 5000; Northern Pacific common, 5000;
Denver and RIO Grandc, 5000; Erie, $780, and
Central of New-Jersey 1000, leaving for the re-
moininQ forty-eght stocks which were dealt in
only 80, 900 shars or an average OF about oOO
shares for each. The feature of tho market was
that when there was the greatest activity except
in the case OF Western Union, there generally was
the greatest weakness developed; but Cen
trol Pacific. Union Pacific and Michigan Central
were the specially weak spots. After the first
hours business and declines IN prices tho market
for the remainder of The day was excessively dull
and no important rccoverles in prices were made
The Lake Shore Company declared quarterly div
idend OF per cent payable on May l. but the stock
closes - lower than last evening. Tho Michigan
Central Company declared no dividend, but fur
nishcs the following as the aud tho action OF
its directors:
Whereas the agreement between the MI ,gan Central
Railroad Company and tho Canada sou hern Railway
company under date OF December IL, 1882, provides
for accounts Of The business of the Two com
panies and although Tho earnings nI the TWO companies
Tor the quarter enGing March 81 1883 arc shccht 10
nav n dividend on tncr respective capital stocks Is
considerrd most advan HgeOus 10 the interest OF Don
com pauies that the dividends should hereafter he PAID
semi-anuualy, therefore 49, 80, -
PgsoirSd That hereafter the dividends OF this com
pany be payable on or about August and February
In each year
The market closed dull aud weak Mt hgnres some
thing better than the lowest of the day
Government bonds were quiet and their prices
were barely steady at unchau ged quotations, as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28

auYp,to NJ arch 27-Catue-R4Diyt to-day. lle head
total thus far 1000 head Tor same time asst
week 5000 head consigned through lbs cars mar ket
dull lower; sales Good 10 Choice steers 80 80 ~;
Good shippers S. 65d$J 30. Fat Bulls hair 10 Good - 20
'She.o - Receipts to-day GOO head the week
con.gped through market easier suppy hEh sales
Good 10 Choice Michigan and Ohio 50 23dS Fat Nebraska
Sheen 81 4Udx6 90: Western Lambs. SBUbI.
oqs Receipts day ZOO head total Tor week thus lar
IL 600 head time last week $4,000 head consigned
through mark duh and dropping sales GOOD 10
Choice Workers. SO 90 Gs1 ~ !g9 DO ~ 'UST ~ oou
EAST LIBERTY Penn. March =. CdIe - Receipts, 40
head, marEet SLOW unchanged prices ,,-
Hogs-Receipts. $40 headi market brm fhAuephiaS'
sass 20; YOTkeTs 81 90 81 10
Shep-eccpts 5000 head market active for 5000 Sheep
IT LOUIE Mach 27.-Cauie-Roceipts 500 head; ship:
Medium grades snppg steers SLOW on account o. t1ei,
nm no. choice nchers steers ~ ass 90 Good TO Choice
Cows and Helfera - 60 81 25i Common 10 Fair butchers
stuff 20 stOcAsrG aud Feeders $3.50 Zoi Oohicu
Shs@1@Receipts 900 head shpmens 900 head; market
Arm With demand that exceeded that supply Common 70
Medium 90 6 80; Fair to Good % 'o9to oO ohoco 70
Wo9s-Receipts 1000 heaai shipments 100 head market
anil and unchanged; Light 81 3OgS7 46i Packng ~ 30 %
81 so; Butchers TO Extra 81 1OGSI ~ ooo h.a. .hn
CuCI0o March 27.-HOGs- hecoipts VooV mean suP
,nents 200 head market weak a. uneven prices Mixed
s0 81 Heavy 81 90 GSI DO Light 20 Oo"s' oo sApS
"a hb0t7, market closed weak NJ easier rates , 49,.
(afIe-Kecspts 66UO head; shipments lOOV heau
cak allow and lower; bad Eastern ady Tor low
DAYS ast arr the OF the dopresson 10 W
al iO Good 90 Choice shipping so@e2 a. az an
Far So $50 Mixed Butchers IN g9od demand =. ~ N
rates and cannes buying iceV " ta
So 70asI; Medium Goods4 3d. ana reed
ers and strong at 81 bO1s3 20 ooo h.a, maria,
very active prices Common 20 ralT - g~@oi e
dunn 10 Good, So 25dsB Choice 10 Extra 80 az"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
4 FRENCH ANARCHIST DEMONSTRATION.
5arts. March IL, Dt.patcn to The london 7tne'.

yaris March H. Dtspatch TO The london inns
At half-Dast ! small groups Ui WOrhlugnen
arrived and took to walking about the place FROM
time 10 time refractory person wa arrested ~
and those present made 20 pass on but there was
no real preparation for a demonstration Inc spcctA
tors seized on every incident such any eccentrcy OF
dress 10 enjoy laugh. Two women who arrived on
the Place crying Dn pain Du pam eht'rtai i the
small boys very much The spectators went on iucIes-
ing in numbers till they denscy packed TIE sides o we
Place The cavalry receiving orders 10 Gear lhc
whole Place drove their horses into the crowd Whrn
Dc VIE was evacuated. At o'clock the crowd which
had been driven the adjoining streets began TO
hreak nm disappouted with their cold ftcruoon.
Two OF the incidents of Fridays disturbances can ior
further nOtice-viZ, the maich on thr i-!h'c ana INC
Numbering OF bakers shops these acts OF awessness
are unexamped since the suppression Of the Commune
In Nav Ig7i. The belief In some quarters j. mat nut
for the fact that three Onnibuses blocked mp Tue fh
bourg ST IIOnOre the very nick of time the mon would
have OverpOwered the police anu inNhuth inc LIf%c
They would not, indeed, have found NJ Grcvy within,
for hearing the uproar from the bhck garden nc nti
walked out and Joined the spectators on lhe "ol pave
ment Louise Michel who denies having msugbted the
march on the Elsec admits having headed the Dahd OF
golap in a red scarf walking with her part OF tnc way
RenR listed by an interviewer on Friday Night sh
said: There children and youths with u.s. VINO had
been starving since the previous DAY Wherever iho
in demonstrations there Is stopping wndOw-snas-
ing" An agtatOr named Lucas, one OF the cohVcncrs
OF The meeting gave. moreover this account az an An
archist gathering last night People founa us were
some We entered the shop OF second BAKER VINO
UouId not give any bread Ddtaei window was
smashed What matter We had bread" The truth
a. however that OF the plager6 was arrested Win
75f in his pockets all In franc pieces ana ha accord
ing TO the IaraHsgednt the stolen bread was thrown
fuf.f he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
LIVE STOCR MARKET.

NFw.yoaE. March REevfs-Receiyts were b car
against byi2 head or the eo,spo9dng unc last week
Seventeen cars were consigned O. VI ID wake ,d went "
Joseph Inc.aded IN ine after were Of Itra Prime
,hefe :, 10 per dW - M VogI e ceBs,@ie s. e'r
loads Of Ssito 10 tue NeuYork Pros private
SGss 'nq low care cf over y,efd we're held Tor 70
Cityressed cef soli IN Washington
ior Ordinary 10 Prime aud choice % TIC Co" hrei " o'
%esieHe.scd an grades wa. offered ior sale and four
Western shippers h'd stock ~ th' ma "" 'i1 ~
Far ea,c AMI cnloai Of hul' and Cow bci Al "a
MSe. aGss and was estimated 10 bring avenged lOt
The general quality Wa good and s,L9ug irg,n ,Th1 700
who eKammeit The nesT aPpro.eh u mild woaher VA
ron H. ives e1cr ting .tor. De placed In
icios mm|G "a upon a a., . R' Ts,, from, n. mort
Win tho exception OF 20 Live sheep On the steamer
CALVEsI Receipts were 50 head an % Washington Mar.
to to- prme quoted At G%6te ard selected at 0i@T"c
County Drsed Veal dul and lower ana Cy Dressed h~ys
aud Prime states al II al ~ but the ink Of the
C. Collins sid 50 Mt oily Calves. various weights at a
" G smith sold Jerscg voals. at sdac
J. IT, Wyc.on sold q; jersey yc,'s At 600.
SHELF AND LAMiis-Iseceirts were IA ears Of l27G
%ssllagi S'' %GSc Tota fo ree day sso head
mt sl5 L,ai for H. sorIrI@nanS ,ms last I,eh
80 81 30 with fow ,us down 20 &C Two cars
Messrs newton GIlctt oMr Goldsmith st77ec. They
viii De ship ed alive BY him on thursday ~ this week TOM
Prime Year ug Lambs ranged from - 10 - 40 Hpng
Lambs IN fair supply and pnces steady The reported sales
aJ for @romcs with the most oil The transactions
The dead meat market and prices weak. Dressed
Mutton ga Zoe Dressed Ncarug Lambs At lO0l2c
faes-J H. Hume sold l47 state sheep 80 10, al 81 10
kirby n 10. sold o. state Lambs. 81 ID. AZ 1c
lenbcCk Davis sold II Jersey spring Lambs AZ 81
per learngs - 10 ht IS ~ - do, l3 10.
a ss.c DO q ~ a IS state sheep ooD, at 7sc
W do D3 h. ct Che; 20 do tCullsi, % TO- az &c.
Drnbeck sold u state sheep 100 %, at 81 30.
J. r ssder Co s9ld "a Wss!srn sheep lS 81 o. a.
90 61c. 1914 western Lambs few heep, ~ ~ al 10
T. - Kase sold II Jersey Ewes 10 ~ at - 80.
J. n PdcOck sold III Western sheep % d. at about
80 so "a Western Lambs. 80 10, II 7isc
Newton Glett sold: 047 ModOcs ~ h at - 30; ~ Col
or ado sheep at 7c ~ pennsylvania do llv %, At &c
27s DO tkYtra. l39 ID, NJ Z e.
g. Collins sold: 81 Jersey spring Lambs, al <fdSJ each,
Is head OF selected 20 the outside nglfc .
sold - jersey spring Lambs al . per head;
do al 81 90 each; YeiIiiuE- ~ 50 30 Ter head. -
" d. Appegate sold Jersey spring Lambs al 10 QUASI
head.
j IL wyckoG sod; 80 Spring Lambs at 40 a s. each nan
ly at $685. per head) $500, - 90 -
4Othst and cars az Jersey 'iy Total Tor three DAYS
9O2 head against 473 head for the corresponding ume
None for SAFE alive Tho market u quoted nom
inay ycHteTdaYA prices County Dressed IN mod
supply and quiet at &C. advance from last weeks prices
sell al d9sc; Medium at TO- 10 % Light states at
lOIya O94c, and Light Jerseys at lO99lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28

Bullion valued ut go, 900 was received in this
city yes terday from the mines.
Little Pittsburg official report SHOWS tnat the
ore sblpments for the week ending March 10 were
2s6 toos making 56i tons Tor the month anu
1854 tons since January iafse ocV n OF II tSs
northsrn part of the cOmpanys property, with
view of developing tnat hitherto uneX2lored por-
ton OF the mine. The ore-Do'y recently slIu r ~
the O. X an adjoining mine, ls looking SO well thau
drift from No. 10 IL to be run IN that direction
Two drifts arc now being run from No. towaru
tho Annie property
ending March II shows; Que extracted ana snip
mad t mills 1871 tons Bullion shipped, f3l lOl W
West crosscGt, 900 level. IN l,27O feet SOuth
drift from east crosscut, 700 level, ia DO ieot.
where the VEN is about three feet wide. west
crOsscut from north DRIFT is i0l feet long anu QUO
ground is hard to blast. North drlit 40. l. 2Uo
Ieyel il In SO, feet aud shows the vein about hve
feet wide North drift from south upraIse No IS
90 feet long, ana the vein is foet WIDE. oouth
drift No 2 3S5 level. is Ia 36l ieet ana SHOWS sne
vein q feet wide. The slopes are looking WE'LL
Rodie Consolidated official report for week end
ing March II shows: Orc crushed. l4l.ie tons
average ASSAY value of pulp x53 66 per ton OF
tailings So IL. Bullion Shipped Sroot ~. Ea ss
now running at about eight strokes per minute Inc
north drift. 800 level. is 2o9 feet long. In TINS
drift fan IS now running by compressed ar south
Jrtt 10 level of shaft is 80 feet long. North drift
672 level, is % feet long.
Father de SnIet superintendent reports Msrch I:
Herewith express companys receipt ior oar
oS Of @ mill for puI last half of FsTra
ary. The mill is running well; no stoppases
for snythnS Az .n IRVINE %lns oar HIS report
for week ending March 10 shows: ore extracted
from first level, 1000 tons second level ooo TONS
third eyel $50 tons Ore milled ., 100 tons. North
end tunnel IN S33 feot third level header In 100
feet Golden Gate header running north, advanced
10 feet has been started on second ieVe
runDing.west from Cooks chamber and Is now In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28

Among State bonds, the Arkansas IL to the RAJ /
roads were active aud strong NJ 1901. except for
tho Central Railroad issue. Tennessees were
weaker The transactions in city bank stocks IN
cluded sales only of Mechanics.
The dealings III railroad and miscellaneous bonds
present little of interest Mutual Union Telegraph
Sinking fund 6s were specially strong and rose 2
per cent Texas and Pacific incomes were less
active than usual they declined a and recovered
a. Erie second consols were about steady; the
closing quotation is 06l096Ss. Ohio Central hrstS
were off 81. Buffalo, New-YorK and Philadelphia
6rsts attracted buyers at 97 Nashyille. Chat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
pnsrnN WOOL MARKET.

1osroy March 27-Tho Wool market remains prety mnon
as when last reported Desirable lots Of flne anu ah
.ya,es prices The quotations. are; o,o AN
ivana Feeces and Xxx 45SAeci % ,d "enb
loa42o No Floeces 40 646o Michigan ana ONO OohD
ING ana Delane Fleecos qrm and scarce Inc AZ
&c; No Combing. ls66Oes unwasnsd rco Sesrablc
,saty demand and the prices remain unchangol
ios are scare Pulled Woods continue In demand anu n
sra made al 23aAsc for Common ana Choice % w.
0dog choice lois OF and Maine ~ so9foc foes
Unol rsas ouiet. stock nsht and held hrn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28

EUROPEAN FINANoIAL Man xETs

EUROPEAN FlNANCIAL Man EETS
LONDON March 27-1230 Atlantic and Great West
certificates So; do. second mort
second COnsos 100 New Ork Central l30
Illinois Central l4J5t: Reading. y y.
BERLiS March 1.-THE stltement OF the ImDera Bank
OF shows decrease specie OF 246luOO marks
PARIS. March II $50 rars advces quote three
81 90 cenfimes tor the account
LONDON March. 21-4OO 2. ul-Auanuc ana Great Vest
trustees certificates 5lS DO second
mort cage trustees CeunCates g. Erie 3S14, NewIOrk
Central 1885, Illinois Central l4glq Pennsyl vana Cent
raj 80 a. Reading 27t. Mexican Railway limited Ordinary
lfl q: New-York ontario and Western. 2bl9
LONDON March 27'tD m.The amount of bullion with
drawn from the Bank OF England balance to-day Is
ElfTOOO.
About 100000 OF this bullion Is for shipment TO New
York.
LONDON March 27-4;0O m.Par1s adylces quote three
francs 81 confines for the account
and exchange London 20 francs 23o centlmes for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. March 27-P W.
The mining stock markets to-day generally were
weak. Sierra Grand declined 80 cents, Robinson,
4 cents. and Sonora Consolidated cents Iron
Silver was firm at 2.s5 and Belle Isle 20 cents
to 30.
SALES AT the Inning EXCHANGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
THE PETROLEUM MARKET


There was another unsettled market In crude
oil to-day. although the transactions were about
400 600 barrels below tho record of yesterday: The
lowest price touched however. 93sc, against o2c
Yesterday Between those figures and 9osc' the gay
business WAS DONE and the endiaG was only ses9y az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEW.YORK CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE THANoF hHa
NETWORK CITY.
Sdaye "a "a, ~ J, 5. Oh $4,000
Ridge Lawn foTdhA No E Eass1 ~ 5000
9Th SSs . OF h ~ eSb and anoseT 1880
a2d ~ IL 200 t W of 2d.ave xlOO.5; William :,
Heion ct al Jerome Bernbeiiner.
Same property John beoin e' Al 70 10000
.n'st Nos 10 and l2l; also cor OF Maiden
Iane ana liberty. 1T, 2l.7xS5x2l.3x7jB also nos
and IAberty.s etc; Spencer Plat and wife tol :,
same property; emilia Kayser 70 susan piau;
nave los II OF Fitchst, 6f1lIo; Ch1s ran
tanner Wick 10 Elizabeth Shelton; ooo
i7ts 100 ,,s 6usbam and another 5000
6ehss 100 Ro q slhave $4,000
sea@Wiokaye lot 70; W g. 26xiO0; q Morris to w nm
5tlst So :, so "sioT 10000
ThO%Pso11st No l'o has. h'or sa' in.. 1880
,Sb sss sd Snothcr 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28

1t will be seen that the very highest earnings are
S14 30 week, but that the general average
weekly earnings of skilled labor in these trades is
from SO to $12. Unfortunately / have no state
meDt Of the wages paid in the same branches OF
manufacturing IN the United States. though nave
be doubt The Disstons OF Philadelphia or some Oh
the large cutlery firms would furnish such schea-
ule. According to Carroll ID. Wnghts last report
ltee pages 423 and 424) iron and steel workers In
Massachusetts, are paid as high as S2S 81; laborers
make about $40 week; skilled hands average
about SIS to 500 and careful examination and
Comparison, think. will show difference OF from
90 to 10 per cent, aud 10 some cases 100 per cent
. Hollow grinders earn &l5, but they excep-
uOnel nen and must work long bOnre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28

6sthst. SIS 112 rwof Madisonave, lshloo'oi "a 200
Helen and another oo'o"o
si'st ss ap 40 y,fs T0 sa4ab Ksnsn $4,000
14thst IT'S IT OF lOthave 25xlO3li Hoose- or,
welt and wife Hugh King. V'oo
MuieerIy,st Nos l22 and lz4 s'n 70 $500
S0thst $50 II W of Sd-ayc, l6SxlOO w bronSoh
and wife 20 Ira II Doying.
SOthst n g. 1894 II W Of 3d.ave. 5OxlOO Sarah :
Doyng and husband 10 Eliza Guggenheiuer ana an ooo
Oeth s go or " 81 Sq FasS 1900
l26th. ct 100 II Of 9th ave 1910 10 Lawrence
st. 9.2x9ASx25x99ll, Female Academy OF 'he y koo
Heart TO Mary Robinson. -......:...; o''oo
i26th-st 10 IL W OF 9thave, 3bIS9ll same u mn
hlcna1lsOn.. g.. nroon
3d.st W lstave. 20lx4Sl Franz Dioop ,oo,o
and wife Paul Obalsky and another io'|oo
lst-ave III IL OF 2d-st 22xlOO, kellly' guar
dian 10 Henry Kohmann.
ID g., AZ II of Mulberry ST. lboxoOs1Vo
x7O.H Alexander III Smith and VIE 10 August q ooo
Ludlow ST. 49, Ilebecca Isaacs and husband TO aoo
79thst n It W Of 4th ave. l6xlO22i squlres
and wife Helen W. Bacon.
39thst 375 II OF luthave 25X9S9; Geinaha mn
Life Ins 10 II VI Johnson. s'Ooo
22ds n 100 II of 5th Henry Day. executor 40 eoo
and another 10 Alfred Clark ..'''''''.'-'- Vo'"oV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28

The refined market easier to-day little bust
done A reduction made Of 4c. per gallon
to sle9si4c. IN New-York and S9Sisc. In philadelphia
and baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2s 1888

tanooga and st. Louis frsts down per cent.
Michigan Central IS were in demand at 101. North
western Sinking fund 5s were of d. Northern
Pacific firsts were 140is easier New-Orleans and
Pacific tirsts were % higher and Fort Worth and
Denver firsts were up S.
The Sub Treasury to-day lost on balance 81 1885,
941, made up by coin loss of 1891 40. less a
currency gain of $50. S29 The days transactions
covered: Receipt 81 ,8i1 2e1; payments So, s97,-
2O6; currency balance. $6,911.7 14; coin balance,
$126,513353. Late dispatches from Washington
this afternoon state that tomorrow the Treasury
will announce that after April it will redeem
with interest to date of payment, at Wash
ington, each week, such portion of S. 0OO,-
600 of the bonds embraced in the 120th call
as may be presented. After some early loans Of
money at per cent, the prevailing rates for the
days business sac per cent, until just before
the close when the rate dropped to per cent
Among the domestic exchanges on New-York the
rate at Chicago has advanced to par and at Boston
to 1922 cents premium.
The Clearing House statement today is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $1Ol, 794,73S; balances,
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received P234000 National bank notes for re-
demptiOn The customs receipts S557,33
and the internal revenue receipts S139.696.
The foreign exchanges are no more active than
they have BEEN but with easier money the rates
are stronger and for sterling are advanced q cent
We quote for business follows: Bankers bills,
- S03i and - S3l2 for long and short sterling
respectively; 5.24 and 5.22ls for francs; 94is
aud 940s for relchmarks; 30S4 and 40 for
guiders
In London British consos were steady at Mon
days prices. "a also were United States bonds.
American rail ways were irregular bur generally
little lower; the Atlantic and Great Western issues
were specially weak. The Bank of England lost
E177 600 bullion on balance. At Paris, French
per cents declined 10 S037 y aud sight exchange on
London was down to 25.23l2 francs 10 tine {. The
weekly statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows loss of specie amounting to 2,46l,OOO
marks.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
1881. 1882. 1888
a wee, s29iI$S sss4}ssS sSStS So
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Number Of mlCs.......... $40 6I otl
Third week In March. .. sl25020 slS7s66 sle3lt3
Jan to March n. -.....l,35OsH l5l9,l64 l,06I9A4
LONG ISLAND.
Third week IN March,. s3t059 $fI233 S4l67e
Jan TO March ILL., SO2497 346.6sO 3I0,o-4
Exports of merchandise at New-York:
1881. 1882. 1888.
Tor the week........ s7.4lS223 s5SlI425 S7,34g023
Previously reported. 05Ol9593 7l5il2SO 79'726,5s5
Total since jan l.. sO3487sI6 s779Gl,7O6 ssaO74,eO7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28

95 095c, against 947s095sc. last night. The reports
that the Union Companys well No. 3 dry
frmed to-day. The Anchor Company's wen No. has
started with production Of 400 barrels day, bus
for the No. 10 well gauge has been taken
yet The rigs and tanks connected with the Murphy
wen have been replaced and gauge OF its production,
as it is opened, may be looked for at any time
The easy carrying at Oil City and here indicate the
existence OF large short interest," but In the face OF
this fact is another that there several wells
peced in before ten DAYS, and II they TO be good
producers the trade likely respond to that influence.
The tota. transactions to-day at the Petroleum Ex-
changes we're as follows:
Barrels.
NewYork Petroleum Exchange. 233S.000
National Petroleum Exchange. l,lg90U0
New YORK Mining stock Exchange 100000
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ZOO
The range OF prices was
NY Pet Nat. Pet Mixing Stock
Opepjug ........ 95 "a 94is
Highest. 957s 91s eop
933t 934 eSss
Final. ...........-.. 954 95ls 90
The refined market easier to-day ana little busl-
done. A reduction made of lac gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
Kull,on valued ut $50, 900 was received il
T...,, In min

The Chollar Mining Company has levied an as
sessment of 80 cents per share.