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New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

opened considerably lower declined 20 point r9ly sc
S.r Gsn. .. 2Sss sSss raSS eas
sec April s5GS &c . Giosns m q eoa5g ~ & AZ s3
20 Ns scRsG RsS &as Con-
in active demand and 9nsee ne market opepsee shsT nan
Sss aee1sg sses % rad Cash. 6os5 March i0S0c
sosag q loc sS.SS Aga e tgSGGg gan Ss@s oO
55457c Oats IN active dernsnqi sns Irsnrsf
2 SSsc closing at aci May Doe closing ,S az
Yea n r. &C. Rye dull At Sc 2966c BaTley weak At ~
d5jc FaXseed quiet at IL % on So d m frr st ont.
side prec. sales ranged cash gsl7 May 81 so SO
Closing sa nj T. a. figa77f s7 f55si7 s2 Jay III o5 sqss9s
lard IN i demand bnt unsettled the market decBed -
eT s 1 n2 70 % &c 5 toT9ra Ws2 D e q So Is cons
al s9 sdS9 June 80 81 base 30 CLOSING a. 80 ~ ne 1e
sSI 25 q - - oc aEmssts FAIR demand 45
s2s eES6saa o Esss ~ qaat and unchanged WHISKY esay and
unchanged sagasandard a 7te 81 Gu, LSsS 6Sd nj. 5iD
Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 600 ons6 oa5 Pon Pnsn
wBea Sasl oTa1 Corn Il 1882 5SS Oss Sss oats
10000 bush Rye 34OOo Oushi hariey' =tVUo u, ch
DETROIT March y Wheat steady No WIT "a 81 E Jane asa
4 q o3 S "a a.s.a red 5a :fsI 81 20 w5s %9f
SSESD Sash, Oats, 0SI4' 5.6oo BIlI'' BBash.
March :eay e. ana PsnSsy YeRH
Family 81 eo9sl sO Fancy Brands 3. :. DelsgMs s
s. co. ohio Clear IS 25ss5 s5 straight s2 ass 9oi
Snis and sontSern illinois Clear So 5JS s. straight
s. s5Sse 90; Winter Wheat Patent 5 wireSnsn an
Paient IS s. az IS clear 5gsS 70:
Rye quiet bat steady at $ SO sy s1Gsa %
option prices frequent actuatons closed nrm a. me
there ds1 was little or no inquiry export Car los dq No
Red export s eeyac5 sa s3e N.TcS NS =, o. April
81 % gS a.5si o5 Nay 81 OSSsasfo7 June 81 % ss9 97s
wss %ss tame snd the %srRep e
eGporteT eSpO T NOT operating car duh and irregular No
depot 5c steamer yellow IN gam TsPfs SsRS
IN gra m depot 5si sjsc ssl Mixed March 56a2ie;
April MAY 67S5;e J@ns sa 5'S5se; .S,s sa.ay. J1y
White SO WRts ds.s 5Se APT P1asa sssaoc sesSs
shsSss&' MAY e&SAPe geeicg Ssg' Family Packets
BEEF sgGs, d a. "a NeS So pTIns Rsa ae ses
PSrs New Mess sls 70 90 Sides clear in alt
9edo'ea do smoked & 6oaders peHs cured
sc smo4ed o. Bellies in Reses .sn sSas 49, Sa s9
so 5o steam 30 49, Butchers Loose 50 29Sse 2o
Pennsyvan GTeam,eTy Extra 20 cSSce saoe
kS Slef and 2wsT ET,F 3 2 ws:sfS s:a %
9sess aS gSo ssidy SsTESrk da PCwer
Granqate cGntsstGneTr: roAr A ee 600 feSG eS
shipncnts~wieat 10000 bushi Corn 1000 6ush.' OATS
ST LOUIS March 2j-Flour dull and steady Family aeog
g 80 9OGs .9 - 70 Red fansY CASH a
qS S SH Tun e9 81 2sSs Ss s5SS6 a 'S corn aH.eea
shS and fssT iSasr sales I at at Sc cash.
April May oats su a. & s3 g s.SS sash sssS sSsrsT SSS
and q1eIsnssd Egg, arm :. lsB B. salsss S5
sfsa S$s5 ' s iS S6sss 81; d
s9Sr, sS Z. csqs ssss g g. snort Clear
Corn $1,000 bush oats 5000 bush: Barley 90o % p0ss.
I52,0OO bush. oats 10000 bush
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. March 25.-BEEVESReceipts 36 2 cars
cars for city Sughterers Mr. D. waixel sold 25 Prime III
0t5er aIis trade in i've cattle q any importance The
AZ ariSSd 10Y we're taken e at P6sdelphia and Salamanca
the general impression prevailed that there would be plenty
CITY slaughtered sides had sog sale Washi1fton " Mar, Mar
OF the aesmen seemed 70 be engaged IN PLAYING BAL check
and dOmn0es and spinning yarns waiting lot he good
Beef Even this dull the fact that
aGnf Se at worth cen Mr. Raertys stateents
to it: DeToTy to city pTessd @ anq Mrs 0
and will doubtless stand the test Of rgd xamna
stance detrimental to health to have been deter
chemical analysis viii be to decide this question
for ALL Leveheade butchers who take candid view o. ine
heavily weighted with freight and socEy9rd charges and
Cattle while in transit should be handed with greater
care % aa GIVEN @ @ more pb % m have se been educated a. to
@ t5at %e3 GnSe % % e DPe Beef there viii be no aculty
in obtaining for the slight margin required 70 defTay th
The several the leading hotels have thrown
that good Judges prefer IL 10 CITY Dressed Jewish
shS 81 81 sny o World Sn Shd Il
hemspheres declare that NeYork has the most delicious
No sh pGents Of live stock or fresh meat to-day.
u3bIfn EfsHe Tf The demand r LIVE caves continues
few selected Calves 6lgh &c .o,nr slowly At
6aley sustained PG CR9ee @ JeTsy al ana TccSd f
the anil Pennsyvana calves with Poor to Good
selling at aloe. City Dressed sell up to l2I2 -. 81.
6Llc; a do il5 % al 8L.c; %. IA y. at 7c
J a. Wyc10f sold z Tsals 1913 n at 99c do, l62 u, at
gc; DO f33 b al SC l DO. 80 n, at 62c
G. oliver q Co. sold ~ Veals various weights sGSl2c.
Evertt & Co sold Neals d sc. .
SHEEP AMI LAMBS-Receps were cars OF b59 head.5
at Jersey city and one car at ashlngtoh
transactions reported Yesterdays prices Tor
sheep feeling a tTihe firm. Common 10 Good
sheep So ass Yearug ambs offered. OF the
lS9 Spring Lambs Washin On Market ~ head sold
each with most OF the sales al
SO - 80 per head. ,
Dressed Mutton hrmer at S09 &c and Dressed Hearlng
Lambs in moderate denrfnd at lOGl2c. -
sales-Newton q GIet sold "a OHIO sheep, ll9 10 at
RtC. n chi 1o a 6laC y
Judd Buckingham sold: ls5 Illinois sheep 80 ID, at
So CGla ,,
sold 81 Jersey spring Lambs at @@o per
head .-o-s.- 20
each all but head at the outside figure -.- 80 -
G. Collins sold Jersey Spring Lambs at soGsI % per
head . , - ., r,,h. =. 90 ,or
head; do Poor. at f2 each. ..,,-, ~ - -.
VOGS-Reoepts % cars OF 25O6 nean-I9 cars al
4Othst and cars Jersey city. No trade IN Live hogs
country DTes ed quiet at sa9c for Heavy s'lasc for
Medium and &c for Light
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

dng Tplspds Cd DO Orleans 6isd Sales $4,000 bales in
cung bales speculation and export receipts, 5oo
bales Including a. 800 bales American Futures-U psnda
Low Middlng clause, March and April delivery [ot.'
DO. April and May delivery o4di 40 Nay lam anu eespS %
i3y84d; also 8 l2-64d. DO July and August delivery
Ise4d do August and September delivery, lo4di DO
september and October delivery 2eS4d also tgotsa
do October and November delivery, STD DO NOVeuoet
and December delivery, 3-64d. Futures quiet , 49,.
1870 D. m-COttOn-Middng Upandsy Llodi 90 Orieans
3l6f The OF the day included lO2OO bales American
SPIN Cotton -Futures-Uplands Low Niddlng Clause.
April delivery, 264di do August anu SepehoeE
delivery 9 20.6id Futures closed steady ~ 20 20
GALyRsToy March 3SISott9a nr M net TeceiDts 79
bales gross IL bales Exports TO Great Britain paeS
Coasfwise bales sales 51s bales stock 20 I6i oaes
sAvAySAH March 25Cotton firm; Mddlng t3' KS nos dow
NidiIua l0L: Ordinary, 97s net recepts, so@
9ross 40 bales Exports 10 Great Britain bales 70 the
Continent bales; Coastwise bales sa4es lou Oai'''
last evening 400 bales stock, 30 O42 bales.
NEwORLEASs March 25 Cotton nrm' Middng III tsg
bales gross 5194 bales Exports 20 Great brlta sss.
Coastwise baes 5000 bales STOCK, -5435' oaleA
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

G54a4, against 5514. Central and Hudson opened
up % per cent at 1133 and sold at 1l4s and closed
at 1879, with transactions that amounted only to
6,4OO shares. OF Michigan Central there was not a
SALE the quotation was 9O692, and Canada South
em, after an advance of 81 to 53L, ended at 527s.
The Southwestern stocks huctuated with the gen.
eral market, but they generally close lower than
yesterday. Western Union iuctuated only i2 per
cent aud its final prce-72l2-is ls higher than yes
terday's last figures. The Northern Paciiics and
their auxiliary stocks developed no features in small
fluctuations within a range of la 's per cent Met
ropolitan Elevated stock advanced from 90
TO 1O312a 1929. while Manhattan old
declined from 5Ol2 10 1880 494. The street in
terpres these changes as indication of what the
pending decision in the anti-mergeT suits is TO BET
but it is not probable that any one has knowledge
of what the decision will be when handed down.
The market closed dull and without feature.
Government bonds were quiet and steady at I'M
changed quotations as follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
EUROPEAN PRopuoE xARKEr.

LIVERPOOL, March 2J-Provisions-
Sss Cd Long Csar Mddls Odi Short Clear Middles
<6s Od short ribs ass obi shoulders 36s per Beef
1O7s extra Indian Mess India Mess S5s Pork-Prme
Meas 6gs Cd per bbli Prime Mesa Eastern 79s West.
70e Lard-American, 16s Sd Prime Western l6s
Lard OIL asa Sd. Hsms-Long Cut 17s Shoulders 30s Cd
Butter las per cwL for nnest United States Cheese
American Choice, 7Os Whest-Rsd Western Spring IA al
"a l Red Winter So Cd asa Sd per esntss so spring
7s I'D, Western Winter Sc 80; New Mixed Western
s. 3d California No l. To- Cd ass 4d, California q
1s "a s7s Sd. per Genital Corn-hxed old 81. Od4 do.
per Pred1oo-Spirits Of Turpentins,
use Cd 90 AZ London 24s 80 per cwt Refined Pstro-
zSes per ews T1loT, 3S: Cd per Swt Rosin-cOmmOn,
The recepts Of wheat for past three days 100000
IosDcs. March Ss~Prodncs- -Ianseed on. $50 o. s2O
Be- ton Calcutta Linseed 49s 90 per quarter LIN
seed Cake IS 6s ton. Refined Petroleum, b2d acid
per gallon spirits m TurpsntiaA 24s 6d 124G 9dpsr cwt
sperm OIL 26<eReo per ton Rosih-Cemmon, a. 3d.
AnsrieaA sugar goa Od psf ewt for Cuba CsHtrt
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

p,,rvoRr, March 20 Cotton frm Midding, li9ll Sc
gGgT sg sg 75Sss ans 5G sp'S5 SG Ea 8
s. 90 IS 90 city Mills super ~ SsS 0O 40 Mira 81 "a 5 S
do sGperstiTe Patent 81 90 Whea'9sSutsernn n o"ef f
w. %e1tsS H%Ber STf5 q as sn No Maryland
western Winter Red SPOT 0SS 81 o. N Mra a - gSe ySt
O7a jaiy 81 % BID Corn-sCqthern weak Western
STsT Yeav anq B5 5sS7c western Mixed spot bid Agn
stGSSc; Ma % Cats lower and dull southern 40943o
Wes:sTn White DO Mixed ,S cs0ss
tSssS Rs n{ Maryand ar si royop steady
New Ms,s .udsg. RS and S Clear ri Rib SIDES packed
s csaF saaT S sSeS western e Paefd Sa5
Creamery 25aSc Eggs lower az ~ S-ts s e9Iss Set su
R9 caroe' 9TpaTg 10 2m 6A and sedy Tencd
Conper-ReHned hrm at l494Ac Whiskey steady q S9
Flour is sFfsG'1 s h h'S2 SS;
Wheat 5000 BUSH CSP ia 9o corn G7Sooo
EBy: BS.b. 1000 O''n' ''''-"n'-' '''''' ' ~
BUFFALO y March 25FlO1r nl 0S ana lower S Pe';
Hard ID Pup ,s e. aS ~ u nSf mbe WHsa con aa sales
Somns at BE cars Fair sample 50c.i Choice
sample &c o9. RsoS& PSe&vT rses. ssss c 20 New York
steady Railroad 200 bills wheat s6o 2IoSO 400
Barley $500 bush Railroad shpments-Floar 200 61Is
T4ss Ss11 SSSS SSSSV OGsh hys 900 BUSH R'
BOSTON Mass March 26.-Flour duh and nomns western
sss % % oSSd % weak
low g ac steamer Mixed 9seNsSc No %S Sssas ;
So Sets Wsss d shorts 81 3o dss s2l ss25 90
sSSss rrsSisGg: 81 P Plate es sis 5Sss 5S Family Plate
SIS So Lard-saes at 80 76 Hams-sales ~ 70 % Batts
easv Fresh made Cheese hrn Good 70 ChOleA lta
EgSs yeadyI fresh Eastern, 2tc hecepts-Flonr sOVo
bis; 1900 sacks Corn, $4,000 ousn{ Oas oOVVV Oush'
SbOrts II 600 bush. Wheat, $500 BUSH
CfycryyAu March 5-Flour steady Family 81 60dss VIZ
Fancy IS 15ds5 so. Wheat heavy No Esd casa esst'
az bi receipfs IL 900 bush.j shipments $4,000 Oasn
Corn strong No Mixed 19e OATS II fair demand a.
Fan Zoe PorK easier at eli 75aSls 90, LaTd ngm
Prime steam 50 20. Bukmeas dai shoulders ~ - IA z
shoTt.rih "a 40 BacOn dulig Shoulders " OO snort
SO 25 short Clear $40 80 whskey steady a. q DO BS
lar ouiet and unchanged. sugar nrmi Hard henneo1
IS eale Orleans gd6 nc Hogs quieti Common and
sht IS 2Bas0 49, Packing and Butchers 80 %Ossi 2o TO
ceIpts q 800 headI shipments. l.1Oo
CHICAGO March 26The visible supply Of gTatn on harei
~ VAS Wheat, 80 sb7 600 BUSH Corn boOUOOV pasn
bush Flour-Market dull and unchanged Begulr Mhea
p active but very unsettled aAd lower the marAe
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rioer Vessels dnd R1Uro tds
NEw-yoRK. March %, 1894
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-1ORk. March 20 1884.
AsHEs-ouiet and prices almost nominal Pots 4'2c.
Pearls 60Glc
BEEsWAN-Very nrm supplies snail and the demand
fair. Southern and Western 3}0Njc.
BUILDING MATERIALs-The general market shows
but greatly improved business has been The result
We quote Bricks-Pae 81 "A 20; Hards, - oOGa loi
ROsendale Cement ~ 30as1 81; American Port
land do, s2 25aE2 J0 English do 81 90 SO 90 Lihe-
Finishing 81 1881 %; Lump Soc Lath5 s2GSIn 20
per NJ. Lumber-Eastern spruce Sl3dSl5i White PINE,
SlS 5Od822 for West India shipping B1arlsi 1elOw
Pine. t20aS23. Hart WOOis-Wdte Wood. go sos per
car. al; Hickory sjdS5J; Cherry, st0dS75i Chestnut
s157S}0 wa'nit fg5Gtl1O: Ash So a $40; Oak SOC
TO sod.
CHICORY-Is selling slow; genuine ENGLISH 79sdsc !
German, 55sd sc fair quality German 1lGosci Paper
COAIdiug has been quite limited but holders retain
late steady Anthracite 81 0S 10 for cargoes along
side and Bitumiuous ~ jO6si IS.
COCOA-In only fair demand and Guayaquil l7c
Caracas lsd2lc. MaracaibO, 24026c. 49, -
CoFFEE-Spot Rio duh, at Opc. for fair. options 90
points lower and active longs unloading shorts covering
freely steader closing sales IO6oO bags March
500 April s.3OGS 80 Nav, s4Od@S0 June, 800 0;oU
July, e5Ods.96i August S500S9j september, e;o0G
o9Oj october s70G3Ooi December s.ooG GoSV' MIo'
COOPERAGE STOCK-There have fair. steady sales
20 the West india trade both here and Philadelphia All
prices rule steady Empty hhds at 81 % Hoops ~ 1ee
$26asS6 do - feet s2Bas27; Molasses SHOCKS ana ana
do 3B inch 81 5Ods1 60 Old - inch, 81 5qaSl 55
40, 80 inch, 81 25d$l 3Oi Rum Shocks and Heads - :
CoTfoN-sUot Cotton quiet and unchanged, sales Al :
bales S7 last evening" al for consumption Deyeren on
contracts. 500 bales. Receipts the ports today 4sZ
bales s544 las week and 49, 10 ast year since
September 454O,559 bales against 02A3OoS same 'e
last
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
1rr STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEeRApn

m March Is Cd>-Receipts to-day, 81 head tots
Cor wee mus far head same time last week 5!6o
so cons0ned through l2l cars dull and unchanged; Ex
sees 81 1885 65 Common 10 Fair 50 3O Light TO GOOD
Rutcherss a 6Ods5 80. - 49,, g., -, 49,. t..
6oo Read for same time week O6OO head consigned
IoU,b IO cars markep quiet and lower; Fair 70 Good
aSsr5 "A 5Odej 90; Choice to Fancy, 80 6dS6 lO west
ern Lambs SIS 90 a - 50. -, a.. .... H..
Pa IL eSS head; time last week, gOOO heAe
nod through GOOD TO choice fofkers 20 y
S3 ~. Light Mixed, So 20 a$6 CO. Good Mediums 30 JUG
q M. P.Qa o5 aS1 20.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

MILWAUKEE, March asFlOqr quiet but 'tes6y spss
ahf xeaH sb.S NAY 81 SS June Corn wsslsT No
s6ac oais nr@i 10 u,st sse NY bys sSfHs sSstH sie
Cash e5oj 80 spring cash is - sssb S.s snS asrsa
sl7 80 May Lard-Pnme steam. 80 20 cash ano Madsh
MAJ % S o.c syess fTss6 5T HAM 4% sna % Sn6hang Butter
Arm cheese steady Eggs weaker sSpmso.
-Flanr 1000 bba Wheat b9OOV buah bAIIey eOVV ps.H
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
eek ended March

GUNNIEs- Baggng quiet at 9i2all 2c -, t-zz,
uFMP-Quiet at 9lsa9tc. Tor Mama heAp' Al" s"'o'
for 5,sal and 22023ac. for Jute Butts o,.o- -
HAY AND STRAW-Hay remains STEADY WhiIe u1N ~
sld and Inclined % weakness stocks as RUE are 9ue
liberal No Hay 80 d90cj No do 90 pc A. 10 ' a.
hSaG0c, Shppngdo. 42a55c Clover, 4OG49e' do Ml1eI
G6q55cs No. straw 6Oc.i No do, 4Od4oci Oats SoV
4Oc. a. y,o-. cIeoked
W ERE1i stocks are small further advances are
fraaIy mad and the closing shows great strength
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

The clearances elsewhere were Oh city, O,olUOOoi
Bradford, 3,I22OOO; and Pittsburg, 4,3o9,Ooo oar
rels.
Refined oil was unchanged
BRApFoRD Penn. March 25.-Crude OIL steady total
runs Monday s9,335 bbIs.; total shipments, 6o,7l7;
charters 1926 clearances 4.210,O00 United Pipe Line
Certificates opened 99l9 and closed at ~ S'si nghe-P
price, 1.OOls; lowest 99ss.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
CATTLE BREEDERS TO ORGANIZE.

PIrrsBURC, March 25.-The Devon Cattle Breeders Of
National Association.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE.
Of imports 0,s4s4l3 s24462s4l s29l6s621
The stock speculation to-day developeda stronger
tone and prices generally ruled higher than yester
day Briefly the extreme advances ranged from u
TO / per cent, of which generally about one-half
was held at the close. The total transactions
amounted only to 244, ,794 shares, against 337 1851
shares yesterday The active stocks Of the day
we're 81. Paul (36,770 which sold at s7lsa s6Ss
9s76s0s7lQ. against s67s at last evenings close
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western (29,350
shares), which sold at 125l16126l4a 125l2, against
1858 yesterday Erie (22. 100 shares), at 2la2o7s
021&021ia, against 81 Lake Shore "a, ,el2 sharesl
at 1908 1905. against 100as; Pacific Mail
1e,18O sharesl at 52a63l20 SO. against 62j Union
Pacific t3s,250 shares) ct 747s974Os2 10 6ssS75ls,
against 74sA and Reading III. 800 sharesl, 55a6 65Ss
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NRM YORK CITY.

14sd.st s. 45ottT q 7th;ave' 20Iaslli Ed cOhin'
7s,bst aDa siiY a. r. Of dave, ls9xi022 Jacob
hehnitzer and another 10 Hyman Israel 10
BroOme-st No l5s; Louis scelewtnsh and wifet TO
waihnFtonSys. hfps@ SO Of isiths 5OI7S John
BsssIs g aor pRs S 25shs io61sSf occupo
Andres referee, 70 Lambert suydaa, 49,; ~
0''P;i Rihsdo and " wife 70 Henry Esser 81
2sth-st O. 200 n Of 2dave, 70Isssi Rose laiey o,
Lot 20 on assrss sds ADJOINING that q Chandler i52x6s
.ob Eliza aegs 6 Il 70 C92s a1e aSIese Carl HocG to
Theresa sso%sl9sl sST Cf 9sahs iOO1IiOi3 Cas
ton and wtfe 70 W Walton. . 2s
lethst, IS, lls-6 Of Sdaye& & 2x1loSS' John NC ,s
o hosfAn 'fssuft fis 4 Of 2daVs, SsIiOoi Patrick
sheridan ss sss Tfs'S sSGTS Ssye ffsiO3 sami
lsthst s. 1870 ft " Of lsave. 20xs2I Meta Manner
a., IoGn is i@e1 II of xveB 25ISOiO Lsette Lewis
and hssoi6S NS oS e Mary MSy5sw to Henry
sotSs iS5 N9disSH sS6S b5sIlOls' Ter
.stsss 1Ss $50 q sihaVs a5IiOoS' o smith :.
sna Sas r. Par.ha ct al executors 10
" kWCodcoca "a -, :, a; %: No.; v:s, ana II
SdsEs snStSei % KAN 4 aSr .1,oO
Lewis,st, VS.. loo ot Delaneey.st 2Sria ohss :,
Lewisst, sa 6s nm Of HOustOn.st So.sxl0o same :.
TO Joseph schmidt aud another ; ~: ,,:;:;:,:;d
9d-ave. 400 OF osthst, 2ox0o Rosa Mayer and 8.
ssdsi, 1a'pau Sss of sdays i7iiOo Patrick Mig
b6th.sG SIS S25 Il e OF IOth.sye 60Il0o.5 W NIL :,
53d-st . s. 100 Il . OF lOth-ave, 2oXl0oSI II
Frechen and wife 20 Geo Viehmsnn ;i5- a. 49,
sOthst ss l42 tt Of MAdison-ave, 1orlO2Z; Ter
ence Farley and wife to Rosa Richter
sOthst SIS $50 70 Of Madisonay lsxlOz2i samst 70
2dave' Wa 6Ji Of Ssth-st ie.eIsoi W Boyd
"a ressrse Y tpsi Of sth AZ 10 6Iso came to same
86th.st a. 325 II c OF llth-aye looxSelOi Han
Bsrre,,s; al. W Il po.;s s,,saior
" Henry Hughes
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
TUESDAY, March 25-p. m.

TUESDAY, March 25-p. N.
The Custom House returns of the foreign move
ments Of merchandise at New-York for last week
show balance in favor Of imports that is respec-
lively S5 l65, ,426 and S5, 5,443, ,469 greater than
were the balances for the corresponding weeks of
1853 and 1852. Last week the imports exceeded
the exports 81, ,4O3 79G, against excesses Of g.
2s3, $40 for the week of 1888 and $1,96O,327 for
the week Of 1882. Last week the amount of i'm
ports (S12 606, 1872 was $3,O1S,790 greater than
for the week Of 1888 and 81, ,S2S 430 greater than
for the week Of 1892; the exports $50, ,202, 1856
were go, lac, 636 and S615039 respectively less
than for the weeks of 1888 and 1882. For the
twelve weeks of this year the imports of merchan-
disc exceed the exports $36 646, 006 which Is Sl2-
397 s63 greater than the of 1888. and is S2-
900 246 less than the excess for the same period OF
1882. The resulting balances after deductlng the
specie movements on the business of twelve weeks
for three years, shown in the subjoined table:
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS PROM JANUARY 1 TO DATE
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26


soT6ere was continued quietness in American
pig IRON Many brands show weakness but LOIS sucn 4s
those offered by Thomas Company are retained az % @ n
forge slS So scotch Pig is quiet ana sak
niles are ample at moment We quote -. oy
s5p rs psmejlington 80 7S clyde $40 so Gartsherrie
s22 hG ass kgintOn so 20 CaInDrOe ana t
s22ds22 go Rails have been more aenvs IONS
Tor delivery Eastern mills Wer sod az - \, a
Iron and 200 tons were taken Al sZz
InaOt Copper ruled steady and S9OOG0 10 La.e cnAnsa
hands AZ other brands l40 II 2c Pig lln was
steady and moderately active az & az IoassIS do
fee a. al iadS5 I2l Coke TIN 81 B50s4 s0 90 Ierne
q bS a 62 Lead been advanced and sou tons nave
been sold common closed 81 10 and renned a - ~ peef
on change there we're no sales ana prices "ero A'mOS'
%oLAssEs-Du at 22e for Doc test cubaand aos60c for
NAVAL sroREs-There quiet aud uninterestng eo M
thronabou quoted &c ~ OO9l os2 Ior
Strained TO Good strained and u.s. nt - and "a
yard lobbing lots AZ SOC lar Al" f4'0" WI" S ~
seoSGF3NW W WFRFfGHTs-There little or nothing done
in berth room yet prices renaned sssy S1 a.a T y
mained steady The offerings arc ey no mean; ans 1
ITVERPOOI steam Grain quoted Nd uVV dds % s
500 do Is 3D. on cake IN ots os q - uIt s ~
TaoW in Iots Sc ed 6l0sl Beef 2s Pork Is ID 200
bale. Cotton nOPss hO'R sf soO .tsSa Sa
1000 @ fOy Apr and don SSoS ssss Suse aa
5eSt .l. steam s. Goo 9TsS Sn,S
Drain va baltimore, Al. -, HAMBURG, steam, %
pfennnss - sTETTIS,do 2s 90. per quarter NAB
sEIEs steam 2. RsE 9aAr;sF steam GHsn quoted
az de-. GLASGOW, steam. l0OOo bnsh. GRAIN ga "a
BRFMFN steam 40 900 bush. Grain, 40 pfennngs " 90
hhr Rosn 81 90 500 bbls WhsAeV She- 80 Dds LuDrh
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NRw-YoRK. March 25.

NRw-YoRK, March 25
The same remarks must be made regarding
the petroleum speculation to-day have been made for
days past-it was dull unnteresting aud variable within
narrow limits Of fluctuations. The highest price was
81 OOls and the lowest only . Of cent below these
Aeures The close was steady and without significance,
a shade under last nights closing
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

CLOSING PRICES OF OALIF0RyIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO March 20. 1854
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
MINES AND MINING.

sALESAr THE NEW-YORK KIyIys ErCHANGz
EKw-YoRK March 25, 1884
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
THE GENERAL LIST.

CLOSIAG PRICES OF 5OoION bIOCAs.
Boston. March 25, 1884
Yesterday To-day Yesterday To-day.
Water Power 81 Ole F1iHt PereMar 30 2tL
Bosrop Land - ga Ga Little r. & FITS 20 Is
A = Ton Lar "a 100 l22l4 \ y & N Eng 1872 137s
= g To5 n n ISL 7sas old Colony 1fOl2 140lQ
Boston Albany l7Sja 1857 Calumet Hecla 235 28j
Boston & Maine 81 l63 Franklin. II "a
Chic Bur & QcY l24s l247s Wis Cent hh en- ,; Ia
Cln. san. & Clev.. 10 l3 Flint q z NJ pId luz IO<
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported By JOIN Il. DAVIS & co, II WaitH
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, March %. 1854
The following sales were made at the Exchans
salesroom to-day:
By Horatio Henrtqu,s.
. Astorv brick buildings, with lot. Nos LISA and
SsB 2dave s. PIP OF 7lst-st each lot 2ox7oi ~ =.
similar oGnlhg Int 55x45 ana cieo eo WSchester I72
By Jg0 +. B. S0'yth.
3storv brick building and 2-stOry stable, with lot
No 28 Iaightst, u 5, running through to no D
nbyys nesbtIyysss6 o." VI +"' '..-.. 34It
4story bTownstone dwelling, with lot, No los East
Nevsr oo4o '. le,l
By John 7. Boyd.
2.story brick dwelling with lot, No ITO NaIlcs.sL
VS. az II L Of BToome-st, lot 2lx7Oi John NC -or
BIZ Ielchdrd Y. Rarneh Co.
Mot O., land Nos 8s and 40 Pikest, cor Of Mad . ,
son.st 450x54: II Byrnes. ,;:.;..-.---. lno'
lots of East s3d.st, loo II OF lOthave' each .
lot 25xIO22i NJ jerks isIs
lot on lOth.ave Of s4thst, 26S1lOO; Hlg- eo
ave adjoining above each lot 25I.
l00 g W W.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
BIZ John 7. BOnd.
BIZ R,ehard Y. Rarrett d Co.

2story brick dwelling with lot, No 10 VaTieE.sI
VS., az IT L OF Broome-st, lot 2I1'O Johh NC
.--.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK, Tuesday, March %. 1854
wing sales were made at the Exchang'