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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-01
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BALTIMORE March 3-Co,tpu duh: Middling lie. Flour
quiet howard street and Western suoer - asa 10 DO
SsJ o. To- Extra 81 Is as S. d. o BRANDS
fsSa :, g. w6s-soutaern steady westerns
southern RED, 99egsc, DO Amber sc s97c: 30 Mary
s7a.c; March. s7i. es7'e; April. ssSssLc: Mag. 500
% 81 a Yellow Mnss1
81 M SS oats IRA and qa Ae mn
ern IS BSSc. Western White Sl@3scs DO Mixed S6aS0c;
IONS sasS aud dali; Ness PORK sis 10 Rssoai,Fiour
5000 6asa: Rvc, 500 bush. shipmeat,-whcar 1900
bush Corn. 7l.700 bush. sales-wheat. 6s5OoO bush'
CINCINNATI March 3l-Flour arm and unchanged Family,
SO 5Oas3go Fancy, 81 l9dsl4 40 Wheat arn; No Red
no MED llS4Gc oats steady. No Mixed 54a54 isc.
aHr az Eau Cos ssa g. steady rGt
a and Unchanged SHOULDERS S u.s. snortf 81 as
Short ccar 81 Oh Wmssey quiet and steady az 81 T.
ing and Butchers s. 25Si 7oI receipts 9lS head stub
ments $40 head
Wheat 81 % 9sl % Spring Wheat IS ooSs3 50
~ RS cu q % Is Oarr
Wheat aetyc nd LOVER q sales ranged Ma.ea Il
S. sgSSs 5s3 N 5s5
so. 80 ran Esa CASH e aS
c9sns At S april $780, &C. sISsns az
ranged march, g Nav ?pi9s e con AP az
81 say ii fPs ss AZ sg s * 8
si 77ls9sii So Lard qgie sales ranged CASH 80 .SS
& March S, a4SsS s'iRS z 81 As5
g sogst CO. short RS 50 Sos
bos Wheat 1000 eIs corn ary s. 100 ousS snmsns
Flour aoGoo 66is Wheat q, 900 6usi Cora $4,000
BUSH, oat. 10000 bush; Ayc 2,oOO ousn barley 24ooo
bush.
ass 90; Extra So 5o Patent spring wheats $500
Steamer Yellow 5ic steamer Mixed So lei No Grade $50
ssSfs G s%i 2SaSi 70 $'f s Nc
Western orsamey 92 5 XIX scss rarD n o busS
Oats & 600 bash; 1900 busn Barley 5000 bush
DETROIT March 3l.-wheat duh. No White. Cash, Sole,
s MSrt1 April sII s7.el Nay sSo NJ Red
2, SSio Rscepts-wheat. 5000 BUSH
MILWAUKEE March sl.-FlOur dull and unchanged Wheat
a a5ss NJ Nay " isSs ss y Corn sais No
PSayOS. lower SOr Mes. Pcr 70 Can. and
RI So g s hsy sTSss FSsa
ss 1874 . o. RHs'-fiSnT sSSo Sos
w9sS5 bD 1--WE %So Sa scooo oSsh Barley 1000
March Ss %aTks %e rsI a ~ e
"a sas pSaP.Tg. s
Family psnn;yqqs @ Ss r WSss ss,as
no. Delaware RED IN export elevator etc No. March
81 5 80 4PS RED
was under hight offerings aad there re. Was SoS gs ne
ssr os s% any sS'
Depot SS ss'f asPS
t ssa ssis s:ss!'
White &c., Vine IL sotSst ssya.sss ss,Si No 70
wSe M s1s wh June as So 900. secopsRloar
I Sas S Ss: sass ''00' 'N '
ST. LOUIS March unchanssd wheat lower Ne
ss7,c. Nay Corn quiet Cash yoa S5ese; March $685.
A sss i ass s aas aus oo o's a
Tor seSanff av a Mxs ave asoSns IRAN a@
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. March 81. 1898.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YoRK, March 81. 1883.
BRICKs-suppies are freely offered Jersey s6as7 so
Long Island S70S7 rs and IS 25ds8 so staten Island
50 750ss.
quoted here at 81 Portland 90 40
81 go Roman, - 10 50 S5.
CHICORY-Gr0und 5as 0sc.
COCOA-In fair demand and steady Guayaquil
Bahia, l4l2al5c. Maracaibo 23d2fc; San Domingo, ga
0isc
CoFFEE1spot RIO dun at Sac; options fell 10 points.
owing 10 an ncrcason the receipts at Rio Of 10 900
Havre closed barely steady sales Of 5000 bags closing
barely steady follows; April 7200725: May 7o9735
June. 7.4OG745; July. 750Q755 August. 1909 a.G6:
september, 765 Mia grades quiet sales go bags
Maracaibo private terms
CooPERAdE sTOCK-The general demands remain fair
ana ,a,e hsnres were retaned we quote Mosses snoohs
81 s5aS2 O5 do 36-inch 81 1881 So old shocks and
heads 3Snch, 81 204Sl % do. 36-inch. 81 old
shooks without heads Rum shocks and heads So
feet, 3ld3fc; do IL feet, 27d2Sc.
CORDAGE-Ony a hand.tomouth trade going on. on the
basis OF j 2c. for Manila and sc. for Ssal.
COTToNSpot Cotton quiet steady aud unchanged salcs
81 bales; receipts 4O3 bales against 1882 this day
week aud 5.414 last since september 4537 46o
bales. against i552 S0 for the period last
The quotations. according the American classification
re "a olIoWa;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO March 3l.The Droseys Journal reDOrts Cattle
Receipts 1900 head Shipments 1900 head market steady
Exports So 40aS5 90 Cows and Mixed s. O0G4 40 SOcx
IS coast oOi Feeders 50 6OQSi So Texans 81 600
IS 30.
l6.o0o ehipruent- 5000;
Rough 550Si fO Packing and shipping 81 40 a
81 %. Light 81 20 81 SO: Skips - 5OQS4 %.
Sheeplleceipts 5000 head; Shpmens 1000 head market
dull Inferior 50 10 0S37o Medium SO 75G 81 IS; Good
- 40. Choice. - -.
ST. LOUIS March 3l.-Cans-aec 600 shipments.
- market quiet, ExpDrts - IS QSj 30; dOoi Clocs
shipping. So 259s5 50; Fair 70 Medium. 81 50Ss5 CO.
Texans " - a - -.
SaeSp-Feceipt. 500 Shipments -; Common to Nc
dum. 81 80 ass %; Fair to Cn0co. 80 i0asi 40.
H0gs-ReceIpts 3.4OO; shiDme1ta 1900 Light 81 400
81 IS; Packing. - lOGsi 3O Heavy. 81 30GSi 50.
BUFFALO March Cr:te Records to-day 255 mead: total
for TINS $500 mead for time last week $500
head consigned through. LOO weak
Good CHOICE steers - as 49, sockers and Feeders
f3 76as3 50.
sheep Receipts to-day 400 heed total for thus far,
1900 hea Tor las. week 1000 head consigned
through. 8 market dull and easier Medium
cool 80 90 as 50 Good TO Choice 81 5Oas5 co. Ordinary
o Choice Lambs - 10 50 g..
Hogs-R Receipts to-day i4OO thus far
ItO0O head for tims las5 l7OOD head;
signed through OF which IL 10 NewYOrk market
lower; Medium to Fair Workers. 81 S0GSi 81: Good TO
Choice - 7O6i 49, butchers Grades 81 5Od 81 IS; Pigs
~ 59S4 &c.
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RICH NOVELTIES FOR SPBTyG WEAR.
ba counters of Arnold. Constable &

The counters of Arnold, Constable " Co.,
Broadway and Nineteenth-st, now piled with all the
rlch novelties OF the Among the imported dress
material there are wo0lens woven in broche figures,
oraInented in crossbsr pattern with lines OF gold or
silver There fHe checks with plaided goods Tor
combination. Ottoman cloths in an eXqusltey nDe rep
and cancels hair cloths imported with PLAIN stripes,
plads or velvet stripe for combination. Nail-head
cloth open woollen cloth figured IN bonrette elect
and scattered with large knots like nail heads The
able feature OF the seasons importa-
ton IL ia shown In decaely tinted grounds OF 6crU
cream or buff figured with csntz figures in exquisite
colors Canvas cloths figured In bourette STYLE plain
meaBge cloths rough Scotch cheviots and firm English
tweeds are among the new goods Cotton dress goods
are beautiful than in any former season There are
crape cloths printed with delicate flowers in natural
coors or with geOmetre designs OF squares.
triapges circles Scienne cOttons repped with
an ndstnct cord and figured with rich sateen figures
with orchids, wild flowers any other pattern small
designs preferred this and cotton dress goods
are usually solid costumes OF one material
eateens also shown in figures and plain goods and
IN tiny pinhead checks
There are many rich novelties imported
Among embroideres Mosele embr0ideries
are a machine made French work. which is so fine and
perfect that it only be distinguished from needle
work by the joining OF the threats at the back and IS
imported 10 supercede neeGlework Embroidery may
now be purchased by the Dress including enough all
over embroidery basque apron-front and skirt
sd wide and edging and fOuncDg for trimming
To match There also enbroideries pretty ecru
ground worked with dark blue cardinal for trimming
bun dresses and there skyblue cloths embroidered
with dark blue.
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HOW WASHINGTON SWORE AT MONMOUTH
profnssnr John Eiskeis lectnre Yesterday was

Professor John Fiske's lecture yesterday was
sThe Bcgnn ng OF End" and included the events OF
the years 177S and 1879 After the failure OF the Con
way caba and the intrigues against Washington the
Chief devoted his energies during the rest
OF the winter Valley Forge to the organization OF the
army In thfs work he received the most valuable assis-
lance from the Steuben who arrived at this
iuncture and received from Congress the office OF In
spector General of the army steuben had been an OIL
Ger under Frederick the Seven Years War; and was
familiar with the wonderful discipline OF the Prussan
army. Washington at once recognized the value OF
Seuben to the American The sturdy German on
Ger did disdan to perform the functions OF drill
sergeant and in hand he made the soldiers 20
through various evolutiOns of which till then they
had known nothing In spite of their ignorance he found
the quick to learn. Sut being OF harmlessly cho
eric temper often sarey tried. After exhausting
his whole stock of German oahs he would begin again
French when finally the resources OF this lam
euago proved Inadequate TO express his disgust, ne
would call interpreter TO swear at the troops In Eng
lsh The results OF Seubens training during tho trying
winter at Valley Forge the next summer In the
battle OF Monmouth, and certain extent offset the
treachery of Charles Lee In that engagement Lee at
first refused take part the battle but later changed
his mind and led the advance column OF the American
army After bringing his command into most adyan-
position. where he might have given terrible
blew Clinton's army direct dtsobedence to wash
ingtons command he began TO retreat Lafayette, sns-
treachery at sent to Washington request
ing his immediate presence. Washington came gallo-
advance guard in full retreat for once seems 10 nave
lost his temper and rouDdly at Lee The retreat
ing column was reformed and battle was gwen, Dut the
golden opportunity had been lost.
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sse I,eklsd Ham 0 ssaes Smoked Hams iohs1l
gaeS @ %sn dsys lp Is sns
shSss Clear half ,s and half March SsSc
s s sssss !. s ss.ss a. wfs Tss
down points and Closed with the inside asarss ruling
weak Speculation only moderate and mainly n June.
sSSie oss sssiSs issS e:
is jsHs 5R
72ea7 aSe 1850 tcs August 7ss 7.s5e ciosing 80
Sssv South mic
wsaS WITH ssS s sss a
psS
Welsh subs 2o02ec. Western Imitation Creamery 100
SsSe %ss:sHa sisSl fn:
@ State %s'ir 2 and tubs stis s ss' l G
ns l2eSf Ms:teFR pa,5y Western factory
but ssposrs 5smSn Prices have
Fair Choice sS% S co@mSa so Gocs
and weak. states. iOc; western iSaSi5c southern Il
Choice 20 Fam apcy tss 9ea e Tap ps
ssy paid a'''2''' in bond rana 4'.SSo Java $40
Messrs Dan Talmadges Co.. Charleston telegraph
sales 529of bills; stock, 2oOe bbis Offerings light
sTEARLME-Dul and unchanged in price, City quoted
sgGAK,Raw dlll and to a great extent nominal. Fair
go SS ana o bags ss s
9'AfS easf: se
"A" 54Q6Tc.; Standard "A" 9-16c.; on AZ 57a White
Extra 20" 51l6c054c.; Extra &C." 565 Sc; &C." AZ
47sc.; Yellow. 41s05lac
SEEDS lover quiet firm at 81. ass.c; Timothy dull at
cash.
TALLow-Du and in buyers favor. Prime City quotsd
SIC. Sales s., 900 10, b7sc a
TEA-Quiet but steady.
ToBACco-K dull a great extent nominal
Lugs 54d7l4c.; Leaf TdtOiac
WOOLThe undertOne for most grades weak and unsat
no9 ss Seue s nae o s.e suass
10000 Michigan, 90o 10000 10 Combng and Desine,
33d37c.j 5000 ID state. 2sc $4,000 oregon a016e
10000 Texas. llGl2cj 10000 Secured do. 37a40c.
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Erporl. om ,eren Atlantle ports BOD the wceE ended

Wheat. Corn. oats Barley: Rye.
Mar II 4s 7GGbo2 s.I9i5O3 sOg2.o75 issGel5 a646lO
Mar 20 Is $50 sos 4e5 l6l7Sll 2.24sC
Mar SI22 $40 iI7ss94o ls2o7s2 ils0.s7s l.oiOs0S
GUNNY oLoTH-Domestc quiet at 9dlic.
Hay AND slRAW-A far demand was again reported t
Good Timohy SO d0Cc; Medium, Soc. Slipping goa 7jc
s5%s &c. short DO scc oas Lung
Js's a. 9 S 2HSt at at for Sa lo"
HIDEsA daily trade Of fair Dimensions was again reported
IATH-in fair demand at 50 60 per NJ ~, n.,.nr.,
at si5dslGs Transferable notices April delivery s.ued
2o Tin quiet but firm eong shade easter at 90.
spot sold at 1859. Transferable notices issued at l7Oc
e 9 sned s g. pS%nei opSeT ms a. Lead
easier 500 a3sc domestic speter steady at 44a4Soc
MoLXssEs- Boiling stock quiet at lsc for 800 test New
%Ii~fsiriy Sstiye at 2oase so for 10 to 600
OCEAN FRElGHT5-Ihe movement as whole was quite
good ia 9e SaSi 4 TSs sT British b pD
sip 5000 Dbls refined oil owners account Nol.WE;
S SS 3D. roh 1fPS' AGs'saaN SSE
hence and bark With pssas o
private BSRcEHoSA 1and other spanish pors
hABuRd Hence qs%aR ship SSl s, rsa me
o SiS b aSSsaas d g. asnSS
5 no s,y e SR1pMR trade sc
steamers with coal on private terms quOtaoe at 81 Cd
active Ss W % iST about y 70
tS S Sa, s ss s
GLASGOW, hence, steam, 10000 bush. o9ts 20 iui
$4,000 bush grain ID from store COCO sacks dour 6si
500 tons mess1rsment goods lGs HULL hence stca a1d
pkgs lard 3Oa25c LIVERPOOL steam, hence, 900
Boscs cheese 25 1900 boxes do 2ss 3D. 100 bDs iubr
eating oil. 4s. - $500. $50. ...or,ad M
well sustained figures CITY Lnseed, 2a53o 9O4ot 10,
Western for Calcutta city Lard o0c crude
Sperm gOc Crude Whale, 03c for Southern ooc LOT 49,
en Menhaden 3o933c Crude Cotton Seed Szae''o'
Renned Summer Yellow, 400. for Prime - ,,.A.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES movement continues IgnS
with exporters especially indifferent prices have not vsIis
ruling generally steady Sales 30 bbls Mess spot Sl5ou
osa5 Back e. 2SSslt S9 Nee a9 cssr
Back Ga 26aslt75, Extra Prime $40 o. ssdc
mand civ Extra India Meas s2200as23 sos Extra Mess
fil Packet 90 ier p AZ REEF
aud N buyers tyor quoted a. az go 6amaad
while Hams and shoulders rule quiet o Sales e,go9 ~
and At West 25t tea Picked TO arrive sc $4,000
Green Hams private terms Picked Bellies ~ ~ AZ Dc
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK, Tuesday March 3l-BEEvEs-A single
al e as S and :.
f Feape cars tr S Sea & trade live
city Dressed Beef to-day and heavy receipts in
CITY Dressed Beef unusually dull to-day Among the
causes SS Which contributed to this result may be mentioned
fact tSat tins is tho ''1 last n0''0 week '1 Oi
@ .aSpy ' q ISL Of ssy 20 ss
sides sold at 29gc Prime az and little Choice
m S,I.1 to request az 7i2a9c:
pressed for both home slaughtered
NM 10 t1e 5y 99sPh Eastman s
CITY with 1872 Live Cattle.
CA LVEs-Recepts Jls head-lss at 60thst and l25 at
wanted at steady prices and sed at 7ha7 while slow
Prime lots selling at safe.
Very little demand them with prices weak
easier "Bobsp and thin lots sold at 3Qic; Ordinary to
sseac and few Choice and Extra going 10 0iadiOc The
outside qgotabe figure for city Dre e., was iGe
palenbacE Dewey sold: veai, lis D. at SIC &c DO
i o fS sod q .4 se e s Ooaa a. no e
Eyeritt 4 Co. sold 40 veaI., lOOql5o ID. at 697c
D. az Il 7e; a. o. b. al &C. '' 49, ~ - ~ w. -''
%ism.on CO. .ea; Jersey yeals at 7,.o; do at &C.
head At & and g o P1g lambs a.
city there IA in the pens of which 81 were
sold at decline OF about sc per from yesterdays prices.
- Is per head for Common 10 frae lots with few Fancy
sold al higher figures and head inferior In quality Ut
The dead meat market extremely dull and prices weak
Dressed Yearngs at 9e Extra stock bringing I0c at the
slaughter houses some very Good Western Dressed Mutton
noGsTRsSePt were 2o ears Of s52S headnl4 cars a
pfes weak NdmiSaI quotations s9d5e 'e' Jul" >'
There little demand FOR Country Dressed Hogs pre-
0laa6s.c; Medium at s6Lc and Light at 8 s&6slc.
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FACILITIES OF THE BARGE OFFICE.

Collector Robertson, chairman OF the Board
Of Inquiry, composed OF the Collector, Naval
Ofcer Graham and Surveyor Benedict, ordered TO In
yestgae working Of the Barge Office yesterday
report to Secretary Manning. He also Enclosed the
views OF Surveyor Benedict The fact that he Enclosed
Mr. Benedcts original report instead OF Incorporating
It in his suggests that there difference OF Opn
ion between them II Is stated that the Collector made
suggestions OF important necessary changes
the administration OF the Office, OF which Mr.. Benedict
Is such having the transfer service done
by toats bCt fer such special service and without
the intermediary OF contractors having the express
privilege given 10 the company that will give ample
curty safe and prompt delivery baggage at the
lowest schedule OF rates. having Offices for The sale OF
railroad tickets and the checking OF baggage to destn
ton provided In the baggage shed facilities provided
that passengers may be visited by their friends in the
waiting-room while their baggage is being examined
the baggage floor exclusively for the use Of passengers
and their baggage and part of used for the storing
OF merchandise no hotel other solicitors allowed
within the railing Of the Barge Office, and nforrna
ton bureau established for tho assiSance and con
venience of passengers.
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
TUESDAY. March 31-P. 81.

TUESDAY March 31-P 81
Dull movements and vacillatng fluctuations I'm prices
the complete record of todays stock speculation
The transactions amounted only to 1GO,393 shares.
against yesterdays small business Of lS0,645 shares
The opening was for the general list, and early
prices either unchanged lower than last
ings figures. After that rcgularity the principal
feature OF the changes. Special support was
awarded to the stocks that yesterday the
weak spots and they all show final gains
while other stocks that yesterday wero too
dull possess character to-day generally show small
declines The upward movements were assisted by an
air ful Of runors OF anticipated settlements OF railway
and Of advances in rates. but OF the
could be substantiated Lake Shore closed with
gain OF q, Central and Hudson 80 Northwest
ern Is, and ST. Paul IS per cent The coal stocks,
except Reading also after early dealings showed
o frmer tone. but its character is shown by
the fact that Jersey Central with IA final
advance Of q per cent showed the best gain OF all The
whole line of Pacifcs ruled weak Union Pacific shows
loss OF g. Central Pacific OF III, Northern Pacific
common and preferred, each Il, and Pacific Mail after
52051 at 81 shows gain OF only Is. Western Union
was more than usually active and declined from 57a to
6eiAa5GSs The dealings developed nothing moro than
the late usual local trading among the big and little
daily operators and furnished indication OF the I'm.
mediate future Of prices The market closed duh and
irregular.
Government bonds were as dull usual, but ruled
firm with the bids for coupon Aga % per cent higher
Annexed are the closing quotations:
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SEAsONABLE GOODS At REASONABLE PRICES.
Conklin g. Chivvis, at Twenty third-st and

eixth-ave., showing handsome variety Of spring
wraps In brocaded silk satin, brocaded grenadne and
combinations Of these fabrics These carmen are made
in all shapes, and shown at prices from
$l2 $75 Among the cloth wraps those OF ricot,
camels hair cloth and English SERGE which begin In
price at 81 so. This week special line of white
rmation and graduation dresses Will be opened In the
upholstery department all materials are shown Furni
fre coverings fifty inches wide begin in price at As cents
yard fine imported plush is sold for III rs. Spanish
Maras is pretty muslin figured In graceful pattern,
and Is sold at 25 cents yard. Pretty cream Madras
curtains begin In price az So pair.
The rm is now making specially Of furnishing conn
try cottages all varieties Of bedding including summer
blankets, counterpsnes and beds sold The cloth
counters OF this store ed with all the latest novel;
ties Of the attractive prices pretty figured
ne table cover yardandaquarer square, Is sold at 81
white honeycomb couhierpanes, IN full size, are 70
cents, and iargesized linen towel Is sold at 10 cents
speciality is also made Of Innings which sold below
the regular price, Handsome silks Of Old kinds at re-
Invariably low prices shown IT the silk counter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-01
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, April /, 1855

Awere of per cent ct 104 and series were
y lower at 20. Lehig and wkesbarre consols were on
1ia 92lo Houston Central hrss were up III
per cent at 81. Northwestern deoenturc 6s were
of e at 977s, and Burlington and Quincy debnnture
5s were u lower at 99a Rock Island Dc we're firm at
107A0107ss Denver Rio Grande and Western nrsts at
40is liz lower than the last previous sale texas
and Pacific incomes declined to 35A. and the hrsts
Rio Grande division, were of / u at 4S .o ,oo
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained en- balance Sl3Oozz
made up by coin gain OF S29s 027 less currency loss
of SI67 405 The days operations covered Receipts
Gncuding $500 900 issue OF gold cericates - 49,
2O6 payments, 81 405, 5s4; currency balance. VS.
324 1868; coin balance, SAG 029 S26.
The rate for call loans ruled all day at l per cent
The following Ia the monthly statement OF receipts ana
disbursements by the Assistant Treasurer OF the Uhteo
States, New York, for the month OF March:
Feb. 2S, 1885. BY balance, slIoooo'oio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-01
UNITED STATES SUPREME CoU

WASHINGTON, March 31.-The proceedings
of the United States Supreme Court to-day we're as
follows
NolO Original ex-partc in the matter al Dayton MOI
gan ami others petitioners Argument conc uded
No Original parte. In the matter OF Ellis q fugnes
pettoner Argued for petitioner The Court declined TO
hear argument for respondent.
No I'll. John Matthews appellant agt John kiee Ap
of the United states Tor Use
Southern Ohio. Dismissed with costs pursuant
to 10th rule
Coope In Court OF the state OF Mich
gan Judgment affirmed per stipulation clerks costs IN TINS
Court 10 paid by plaintiff IN error ,,. a,
PIG Rebecca admnistratrir appellant agt inc
National steamship Company Submitted
No 2l7 Stephen Sturges paintin IN error agt Mer-
chant Carter treasurer. Argued.
o'2ls Bartlett Doe, appellant. agt- Henry Hyde
assignee. SUBMITTED +,
No 222 National Bank. appellant ast James
Turness and others. Argument begun.
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%1l'"'''"
Gold bars stamped. -, I99.23J .-- 90,
Silver bars stamped. 0I0.435- S'ofovoo
Tho Clearing House statement today was as follows
Exchanges, STO.3377li; balances, S3,96O,0lS.
The United states Treasury At Washington today re-
ceVed $500 900 I'm National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts $Gss,O7l and the internal
revenue receipts were $2l7,906. -
The foreign exchange markets developed nothing but
duetuess and firm quotations for business as
follows: Bankers bills 81 81 aud 81 STA for long
and short sterling respectively 52OA and 5.lsl2 Tor
francs; GA aud % for reichmarks 40 and 4O4 Tor
guildors. . ~,
British consos the opening was n % 1910 ana
80 Lie respectively far money and account against
and closed at 977s and 9S l-IG. United statcs
bonds were not quoted American railways were All
lower but the declines only were reflections OF yester
DAYS lower markets instances there were par
ta recoyercs. At Paris French per cents rose IRON
1870 to rs francs.
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PAPERRASaERs ON STRIKE.

Serious delay In the annual spring ren0va-
lions of houses has been caused by the differences be-
tween the wall paper men and the paper hangers few
days ago some OF the honses informed their that
accept the reduson and sixty, employed by H. Bar
tolomae CO.. Of No ia West Ihirty-thirdst Fr Beck
No 5l5 West Forty frststj Warner, Fuller q Lange
No. 100 East Forty secondst. and the George w. Allen
Co., No. 500 West Forty second st. have gone on strike
The men are all members Of the Paper Hangers Union
% America. and they say that they can hold out ndeh-
ntel The employers say that the proposed reduction
better workmen made from 81 200 TO 400 year. On
other baud the men assert that the reduction u over