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New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
THE COURTS.
DIP BILLS HABITS.
DIX. BULL uh''tf'7'
SHOWING THAT HB is USDULY GIVEN

-,rnvScE SHOWING THAT HE IL pSDUbf 'i'hN
TO LIQUOR,
r,,o ;,onirv into the mental condition of DIR.
nrge W Bun was continued yesterday IN fart vi VI"
s.reme Court Dr. W. r. Pryor testified that ne met
sn puu wears ago on Shrewsbury River stealhpoa''
DR. Bull was then drunk and was suffering iroh
sanic alcoholism Since then DR. Bnn had oeeh hAe
onduiun vibrating between drunk ana sooer' ino
.ass had been instrumental in bringing the present
49, proceedings and was friend OF the Bull family
,swer 10 LAWYER Jacksons Hypothetical question TO
asng the ability of man with Dr Bulls habits 20
ssor,n when afty.two years DID, Dr. Pryor tnousn' i
change Vas q Janeway considered Dr. Bun "A a
snrer from chronic alcoholism. Mr. -
ssSed him If man who hae peeh eehansoned his
os md had indirectly cansed her death, VINO hau 1nay
VIZ himself over TO association Win aoahuonee
Ems and who had taken 10 hs mouse ictsd as an
a rbaraerer whom his daughter had releeteu as & 81
yaUUppantapee would be apt TO reform Inc answer We"
Pbert Maclay the president of the knickerp%ocKner 90 n
Ice Company whose sister had marrea a ars and had
pn baA known DR. Bull for thirty five years anu anu 1 @
ofteI seen him drunk especially so @.hT n wy pmu last
months since the death of Mrs BuII III, ,ha Wit
called on him on January 20 ne rusheu n nn' money
nesss Office and exclaimed ~ waht so the matter
Gr Macay replied What Is hS hh,ora Won
With Won never saw you badly OF before.
sannot take care of yourself" DE- Bun r aus Nsa
that his wife dead that ne hau t tfe,s death ne
bad moi done So He then went out OF lne J1na u In
Macay followed him and saw carriage a inading q
front of the place with two women u ne mas v%ns6
~ RuIl ouietiy away when one OF the women yumpsa
srm the carriage and cried out He shall not go "A
crowd gathered tumult ensued ard tne Two V mVI1n
earTied DR. Bull away In triumph. MT macay, t reeun
Ing TO his office, found that Dr. Bun hso oroPi0u ~
The case was adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

nned o.. IA lolad DIREcT POET UNITED KING: INC
timber q iss co. hsxn s,;
i,s%s Sss a "a nsS
siSIs a. 81 %
var SaGe lSs steam hence 1900 easn
eass: ssss
steam. hence, 1900 bush grain. private
oIisHAt New Bedford 800 pbs Northern Whale sold q
sJs ss ssS SSSs aud est or rsss sSss Gns Ss Ss
Oy Gf pc ras # as duh look
with expoItsrs espseiy rent prices ana q
81 EI Say F% Mes ss os.l
CITY cit 'os Extra 0if india Ness ssa ooas 90 ET
Be- e 81 So hs'sss g.
Err r ssSd S, aaStea at All sSo DSs and
es sfr T sysaass 1 s steady .nd Ts S % az e rissd e rs s
led bellies Quoted al &C.. Do. IL S. at s.e. CIV
PsssS S ha$s as Soc, Smoked a.%. ShSssf
ari2 SGs fsss sss ss @ % ass
g. a sly Hsay HSss to Light sSs Pss msss
s Sn sTan % and sa S%ps down. Ss
points sasdiss Sii5 ssSS sSsrs &
% ga ass seO 500 S5's e es
eos, and iT:ssi !. 7iTS
7I2sfiSc ' Closing & &iIs%isc. sS56 May zig
closing 72 al 35c $50 tcs Augus, rs 074Oc, closing
Rehned Continent quoted as o. South American 7gsS
.BUrfEhr ne grAdes are stei aer aud IN iar denan
while medium and common srades rule dull
S7e gsw western loaasc ssse DAIRY Gaf-rRn tubs
23927c Welsh G2!c Western Imitation Creamery
l6622c; Western Dairy IL 0lscj Western Factory 100
SGyUI bsry arkins nse l2S2So @ssssn T paTy
light exporters dong very httle however are
not disturbed Eastern. 9al24c; Common to Prime e;
Western. fat S9II-2c1 Fair TO Choice SKINS o.ac;
Common TO Choice, EGtis-in nle AZ sea priieaes.
Southern. lSi2c.
RICE-Fary active and without change MxN
SEEDS-Cloyer IN moderate demand an steady at sfg
s.c Timothy 9Sl GO Calcutta nseed duh and
nominal at 81 80 Il cash
sKINs--Al descriptions ruled steady and the general
demands good. Goat-rampco, mrs selection. 4220
l2ia9i5c; Buenos Ayres, do, ,5ic; Psyta. d. 4Sc.;
Patna, do S7l2c. Deer-Honduras, 30c; Vera Cruz.
@soc do mot trmned 2S@9sc sisai sic Hngcstura
2jc. Para, 3Oi i2c.; Puerto Cabello &c:
STEARiNE-Lard in better demand; city quot a AT f2c;
choice Western 79ci oeomargarne quoted 6st ao,c
sUGAK.gaN dull at 4 l.l6c; foe Far Rsnned n dnil:
CIT loaf 67,lS@s,ac crushed 6I-isGS2, Cubes.
OF % 5Sc white Extra ac SsS s.loc.; Extra "c'
5djlsc &C." 494G Isc Yellow 2G 80 ,,orv o,o 4,
waiting for the auction sale Prices are about stea JOE
closed rollowsi March, 2!7sq23hc; April 21h9SSaci
TaLLoW-DGR aud unchanged in price. Prime City
quoted &c. sales, 10000 ID. &c. -. =.
wo0LTrade is very slow and only choice gsen granes or
looks as though wearied and without support.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
COTTON MApKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL March 2tl2so p mmcottSn dI alha. s1fs.
ling Upands 3D. do Middling Ores p nnrg
Including bales for Sns snd rSsnd
Low Mddng clause April and MAY d do sps pns ap ao
July delivery, lo0id, do July and Angus. delivery
H64di DO August and septem6er aeverH i''oAoiuo'
IN m-Cottop-Ihe OF the dsy included 1000 bales
American. Futures dull; Upands Low alddlinf clause,
March delivery Cd value DO March and Aprl dsvsry gd
value; do April and May delivery 294d sellers ao NAY NAY
and June delivery sellers 90 June ana any 9e
i4e4d seilers do August deyerJ io-Sed
sellers do. September and October aenSery' i|os~
sellers ,x,,
ding clause March delivery sd buyers 90 March ana AZ
buyers May and Juno delivery o84d sellers do June
and July delivery, l09Ad sellers DO July and Anxass
delivery ls04d value; do August and september delivery
6Io6ad buyers September and october delivery ~
64d October and November delivery I'd buyers
sALvssros March ~ Cotton dull; M,iddlns ios. Low
Niddling LOLA Good Ordinary 10 3-l9 net and gross
Tseep. ise bales. ssss 2st bales tcof Le27o o1ss
Niddin l0 Good Ordinary net and gros, Eecsi2ts
ia balea Expor ooastvse bLes stock w. SOP bales
NEW.ORLEANs March 2A-Cotton qu!eti Middng 10 9-l6
Middns 10 oei Good Ordinary 10 Lie nee rseso,s
xoss bales :sss. l,Soo bales stock a?7 .2Ao baisa
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NoytA River Vesseis and Raiyroads
Ngw-YoRK. March "a, 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEEspot RIO was quiet but steady at sac for Far;
900 Firchimedes" sold private terms options
opened weak but steady Rio firm the receipts
there $4,000 purchasers there for the United
States 900; Havre .uar and showed decided
gnctuaton, June closed 4 ir higher and April IT. lower
Wolf Seigsbcfg bought May and sold June Power son
Co sold May and bought April Power the largest
@4ib Nav 7SoSg ab: june 7s5S740; July. 7i0
0745; August 1904 So September 76067.65 October,
7.65077O; December 77007Si Mild grades steady
but quiet Sales $50 bags Maracabo and eio Washed Ca
o private terms.
CHICORY-Cranulated $3.50.
COCoA-In fair demand and about steady Gusya1u 14as
q l5c.: Caracas, IL a l9c; San Domingo 909l2c.
CoTTON-spot Cotton d. II and unchanged 81 bales were
Receipts the ports to-day. o,3S2 bales against
1921 this day week. and 1892 last year since sep
tember 4510l4S bales against 4533O77 for the same
period last season.
The quotations. according to the American classification
QraQa nflnWa
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
BITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Mrs. Elizabeth Coserlich yesterday obtained
writ of habeas corpus from Justice Van Brunt in the
Supreme Court Chambers for the production in court OF
her husband, Joseph Coserlich. She says that her
brotherin-law Bella Cosereh, is keeping her husband
in an insane asylum not known TO her. alleging mat ne
is insane. Mrs Coserlch declares that her husoahu Is
sane. -
Albert s. Rosenbaum obtained from Justice Van Brun
Yesterday an attachment against the property In this
State of the Union Pacific Railroad Company In sun
against that corporation and the Kansas Pacific Rail
way COMPANY Mr.. Rosenbaum alleges that the com
panes owe him S6 800 OF interest from 1883
iDon of the bonds Issued in 1866 by the
Union Pacific Company, Eastern division, which was
the predecessor of the Kansas Pacific Company He as
sert that the earnings of the road with which the In
terest should have been paid sufficient for the
purpose but misapplied.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
FOREIGN STEluERS DUE AT THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YoRK. .....-TUESDAY, MARCH a. 1885


PORT OF NEw.YoRK. RK....-TUEsDAY, MARCH "a 1885
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pawnee Br) Harndcn Messna Feb 20, Palermo
2s and Gibraltar March g. with mise TO Phelps Bros Co
steamer critic 1Tr, Lord Leith March q Newcastle and
Dundce 5. with mdse to simpson, spence Young Arrived
Steamer frsa GER, Kopf Hamburg la DAYS. with mdso
steamer Ptoiemy Br Baantine Santos Feb o. Rio jan
eo ls with Busk Jevons Arrived at the Bar at
Para Pe1sT va MaTSH aT1dG ~ At wS IN
Steamer Niagara Baker Havana March 49, st Augustine
DAYS with ndse and passengers 10 Jas Ward Co Ar
sga az srg ba Bs a. cd Sewoesus March H. the Bar
days. with mase toJ T Van sickle ,,,.. Mt, 49,, ~.
foS With mdse and passengers 70 Old Dom Sion Co.
Chas Mayer Anthony, Baltimore. with coal to
steamer Commonwealth, Van Kirk. Philadelphia with
Snip Marx Nichols Liverpool SO days with salt to or
Bark yPhene iol sept 70 wa 81 Thomas FoO a.
with sugar toorde vessel to BneE & GO , ,o,,.o,
and saTs SSP@g psTr ESQ g ds BJ
with Sa empy barrels so 70
sUNssT,-vrna. SANDY 8oos. frcsh. wswi o'oady. Al
a1 sa1as sw 2o miles %eatef Cloudy ''
Steamer TolaDd tnr, Jeffrey london March G. with
70 W Hurst Arrived at tine Bar st 10 N
CLEARED.
steamer Galia CBrl Murphy Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer NorInaudio tFr, Frangnel Havre-Louis de Be-
seneca Walker, Norfolk CITY Point and Richmond
steamer Si" Gen Whitney Bear.e Bos,on-H Dimock.
BARK Bakran tAus Paetich Gibraltar OF Meta Tor or
& Co. z
Steamers Wisconsin for Liverppo Sirius London Am
broae Para bermuda Wndwar Islands NacoOchee SaVan'
nah; WyanOke. Baltimore: Seneca. Newport News -
for stockholm frindsesse Louise. u dde-
walla; BETTY Gefe; CassaDdra Adams. san Francisco
Also saed-yia Long Island soundBark Crown Jewel for
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoxpoS Mar 24Aiyed. steamer Tower Hll tBr Archer,
<lso arrived steamer aareca Br Young from Phladel
IyRRPooL Mar 2i-Arved. steamer Orator obi. Plat.
from New Orleans Feb 81 ~ -
QUEENSTOWN Mar24-Arnved. steamer spain tBr) sum.
NewY0rk March H. on her way 70 Liverpool land
SOUTHAMPTON Mar 24-Auived. steamer Donau Ger,
Rngk from NewYork March H. on her way to Bremen and
proceeded. ~
lin. for New York. 80.
GLASGOW, Mar 22-Arrvcd, steamer HanOverfan (Br),
Thompson, from Philadelphia March IL.
MOVuIR Mar 25-ArTived steamer Peruvian Tr) Richie,
Portland March ~ on her 10 Liverpool land pro
cceded).
BELFAST Mar 24-Arrived steamer Finsbury (Br, Gray
from Baltimore March B.
MALH HEAD, Mar 2-Passed, steamer State OF Indiana
(BrL Kitchie. from New-YOrk Marcl IL.
LIZARD 2I-Passed steamer sueyta Ger, Ludwig
from New. York March l3. on hef way 10 Hamburg
RorTgRDAM Mar 23-sacd, steamer Caand tDtch) Bou-
LISBON to Mar 22-Arived steamer Pontiac t1. Martin,
from Newly ork March g.
HALIFAX Mar H-Arrvod steamer Ethiopia ORR. Wilson.
from glasgow March on her way 70 New.York land pro
ceodedl,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 24-In the Court of Appeals
today the following decisions were handed down:
Thomas osple TespcSaeRS ag e 9y
hg the yAga Of Sanastota appellant Phllp hsysn appel
a sss TespCndsn as the
Rs,road COMPANY saHS Rsoad conpapy spSe
ant Adde smith respondent ag lewis Wis Gramer 10
The People appellant ast Austin Persons respondent Ap
Ovid P receiver respondent agt the Second
Msons & Is1E al SsSss ses 20 P9 The esS
The People agt the Third Avenue Savings Bank Order
In re petition Of The NewYork Lake Erie and Western
ordef sppoiatns % arped with costs
oSR % % s % e II eb h 1a S
peal from S sRe o. & S
others William sGyh acting G Sg EdwsTd
respondent John curren and Others appellant order
appellant AZ! Tnism @ Adams
ant john Labers executor respSnG;s0t sgt Horace
spobden u s oiRes odeI and others appellant Margaret
Moore appellant ag the c p A6sy re respondent u T
Tor resrgument denied with costs
and Is's PSsap l ag
order Of the Court this case Is amended p 20 a. % peSa as
Of the Judgment Of the special Term relating 70 by
land accounting BY her for such rents and profits
s without costs OF appeal General Tem 70 this
cour 70 either party and further ordeIea @ 1t she re
I eoPe ex rel the csyoga lnGaIs ee Mdon e.
tbe commissioners OF the lA1d Oct iDSPV1uonS ooh W
advance cause granted without costs -, ,.-
In nc petition OF Ruth Mccormick and another to inter
Granted allow counsel In the cases OF N G
Corck and intervene and submit points on the ar
gument OF 40 llS. without costs. , -. I.
John spencer appellant John Merchant respondent
Motion 10 advance denied with costs
Frederick Zoeeg appellant agt Julia Killer.
x respondent Motion 10 dismiss appeal denied Win sio
rets
William shanks. Respondent at Josh Hart, appellant
Motion 10 dismiss appeal denied witnoat costs.
APP cati0n O Union refry Company eIc iof or"oi
swsrdIng costs Denied, with costs :,
IN r of Moore q Hegeman recall remittitur
Motion stand until notice has been 10 the aof
eeys In this case and IN the case oi spray ase hesoan
The following were argued:
No I20-JoseDh Andrale and others Administrators agt
Samuel M Cohen. administrator. and others .
No S0Ezre Caulklns, respondent ag John Gray, ad-
nlnlstrat0r impleaded, eto ,,,,
No il7Maryaret hemin gton, respondent, agt William
n walker. executor appellant
NO. seDennS Smson, executor and Others reSponoent
Agt Frederick Vroman executor and others appellants
The fOliowingi Is tho day calendar for March 25:
Nos l34. l2S. s03. 81, l5, 154, 1888. l40
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
LIVE srocK MARKEr-pY TELEaRApH.

CHICAGO March The Drovers Journal reports; catss
Receipts 600O head shipments 1000 head market dnll
ers IS s60sz Oo Feeders 81 ioask 6o Texans 81 ooS
IS 90.
Hoes-Reoe'ps Issooi shipments 7ooo market ast,yS %
81 50, Light 81 500 81 70 skps, So 50SsA 25
sheep-Receips $500 head shipments 900 head msrke
nrm Inferior So 0OG$3 60i Medium. % 501$z Oo 0ood
81 25: Choice "a 10.
ST LOUIS March 24-Catls-Receiprs l,400s shipmsnta.
1905 ExportA s6 85e$3 90 aood 90 Caoioe
shipping. SS 2oeSS co. Fair 70 Medium - oosSs 91
SA4sp heseip1 100 ssinmsnts -. ss Common to NJ
Hoes-R -Reeeipts. 2aool shipnenta l,A90s nEhA "a 100
IS 80, Packing 81 20 0SA 80 Heavy 81 6o0oA56
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
THE STRUCTURES on MR.. SENEY'S PTCTURES
A rumOr was in circulation yesterday that

A rumOr was In circulation yesterday 'hao
George seney contemplated suing The Erenig foS'
for libel the ground of the suit being The Posts recent
criticism of his collection of paintings in which the
authenticity Of several of the works questioned
Mr. Seney said that such proceeding Is not seriously
entertained by him. though Is In full sympathy with
the action that has been brought by the American At
Association. by whom the collection Is being ehhDiteu.
They we're the persons most seriously injured by the
libel, aud he doubted II he had sufficient cause oi
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 24.--The proceedings
Of the United States Supreme Court to-day were as
follows:
5ssThonas Pondexter plaintiff in agt Samuel
y cGreeph0w. treasurer. etc.
ofeenh6w
No. $50 samuel Carter plaintiff error ast Samuel
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Tuesday March 2i-BEEvEs-Rece
~ cars @ =, trade iS g 1e m catte today Focnx riSe we
OF the predict lower prices t2morrow
Ordinary 70 carcasses Best sag terhouse sides sold
gaiafOo Western dressed IN moderate request at sdV
sipH TO-DAY 4GO quarters Of Beet and 800
OF Mutton II the Wisconsin by Joseph Eastman
CALVEs-Receipts we're li7 head dvined between Goth.
and Washington Market Ihe demand ior Liye Calves
Prime Veals with choice lots selling at SC.
Country Dressed IN fair supply ana selling slowly At eS
Most OF offerings Common TO Good state Calves
which sold at 6qDc with inferior quality as low as 40 City
saes-w H. Haynes sold Jersey veals $50 average at
Williamson d Co. sold Jersey veals l25eleo b at
Dfenback Dewey sold 20 State veas. l52 ID, at SO
40 hleppeSK IRs No az 7e m So lG n at &C.
SHELF AND LAMiis.-Hecepts were cars OF ,sl4
Spring Imbs were received at Washington Market There
was hardly stock enough IN the pens 70 make "a
trade was limited II any Ing the tendency was towards
prices at the close Common TO Prime sheep sofa ~
spring Lambs we're dun and prices shade lower than last
psr & % cw gsS hIa Gl se at the extreme figure
dressed Mutton slow but holding at 7qas for both
City Western Dressed with Extra wethers sold as high
as 0c Dressed Lambs dun st sa iOe
sias 2s state sheep s2 io al d%c N~''''' "
Hume Mullen sold S5 state Sheep and Lambs rs ID. at
Dienback Dewey sold 100 State sheep 1oe S at So 70
W D. Applcgct sold: 10 Jersey Spring Lambs, So 90
Evertt Co sold 1s Jersey Spring Lambs. at s50ss per
iodine Hucboon sod, Jersey Spring Lambs at s. 60
Williamson Co. sold jersey Spring Lambs, at SO each;
MbGs~Receipts were 30 cars OF 5a12 hoad2s cars at
4Oth-st, and lS at Jersey city Market nomnaiy
steady s50s5 40 for Heavy TO Light Pigs n hefe might
Country Dressed selling steady prices Heavy
7ioc little Pigs sell as high as and even $40
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

HAY AND sTRAw-Hay has been active and steady,
while straw ruled quiet We2ucte HayINo Timothy,
Straw-No | Rye 9Oc. No. ., SOdS5c.i Oat t0665c.
HEMP AND JU-E-Manil hemp dull at 9lac. sisa nom-
inally ute butts quiet, at l1l6 quality
GUNNIFS- Quiet at t90llc for domestic baggng
NOTWITHSTANDING stock quiet ut lSc. for 5OS test New
orleans, 4OG52c.
LEATHER-Tho moderate stocks all sides impart
continued firm tone. We quote
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
STAINED.

Futures quiet and without features OF special inter
eat higher than in Liverpool and thus
fact checks business An advance IN consos Lad little Ell
feet n political situation in Europe s stin viewed
with considerable concern Liverpool and Manchester
were depressed The state Of Affairs at
Lowell unayOrable looms stopped owing 70 OyerprD
ducon sale Of cotton goods here IS only moderate ON
Change today Chapman sold April pretty freely Henz
bought Lehman bought April. Walter 7. Miller was
buyer Inman offered 10000 April in one block Ihe market
opened steady at 10 two points decline 70 May June July
August september unchanged balance TO points ad
vance closing easy points decline March, April and
points decline June point lower on July and
August September and October unchanged November and
December | point higher,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
HsNLOCk.
, NOn-AClO---
IL. A. Fancy

Is. A. Fancy
3yross soeo'n. Gaior'a Com. Hide Ib, al Al kinds
sasRs; HISss $s.s q 81 Sass S3 Ssss aa sasa
dssS Sasi as2t s1 aosss aoss s55 81 81 q 81
f00'uAn'AS01'D UNION riNslE
Slaughter. Slaugnter.
slssi assasss 81 sSasa:'sR HSs:
second Back Ks -. 81 tad28la 90
Calcutta Buffalo, Lght. 2ocs Middle 2oc'
Damaged. 1S0l9c.
METAIsstse rails dull at s26as27, On Change to-day,
Iron quiet and rather seadier sl6al62 bid Sl6sa$sI
asked. between calls 200 tons September sold at S6st
I'm steady and toward close brskor ~ no.
transferable notices issued at "a 80 lake Copper weak
and unsettled at l030al070o Lead neglected speer.
asked for domestic.
NAVAL sToRBS-sprts Turpentne ruled nru, thougn
quiet at ;. on the spot hosins ,noasa @ gS
Easia E 81 asss; ssssy f. Il sYs g. 81 97S H.
*. 81 rs M, SIS oOi E- 81 12isj w. g., 81 62p WV so
OCEAN FREIGHrs-Taken as whole there was mod
crate amouns animation displayed the market today
While in rates easy feeling existed The items Of In
TO be laid on berth bulk cargo grain from store
and balance general cargo at current rates MALA9A,
hence British bark % 900 orude o at leo
THAGENA, from Daboy Norwegian bark with timber u
Rb per standard, DIRECT PORT UNITED KINGDOM
Baors two Prsn 'ss%os sr Es ssa AND %.sss Eise
from Pensacola italian bark sawn timber sac
WERP, from Philadelphia british bark 80 Arrve. $500
bbls. crude oil and naphtnA pa Sd .BALTlC hence
Norwegian bark, 2s00 bbs refined OIL on private terms
pUNKiRK. hsncA prtish bark 66oQ beia SIads on ss
"a i....BREMEN. honce German bsrE 1900 eos' TO
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

HARVEY FISK & SONS
will open their Office. No. 2S Nassau-st. tsiutual
Life Building), New-York City. on Thursday,
March Goth Tor the transaction of a General
Banking Business also dealings in Government
Bonds and other Investment Securities.
HARVEY FISK,
HARVEY EDWARD FISK,
CHARLES j. FISK,
PLiNY Fisk,
Composing the firm of
HARVEY FISK 81 SONS.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MuNIATURs ALgAVt1


Sun rsss 552 sets 6:l3Noon sets 220 Moons aga IL
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
<N-Sandy Hook 2:25 Gov Island, FIJI Hell 9atS o:OO
P.N.-sandy Hack, 3.l4 Gov Island 402 Hell Cato 6i5l
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

The clearances elsewhere were OH ciy 2,eIsooo
Bradford, 1892 600 and Pttsburg ,Sl400o barrels
Refined oil was auet and unchanged at 779 cents ga
lon at NewYork and ~ cents at Philadelphia and Bal
tinorc.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON March 24-l2;30 D: m.-Consols, pa licl6 for
bofh money and Atlantic and Great western
first Mortgage Trustees eracaes s7 90 a. Second Ss Mort n
sois 571 Illinois Central l29ae Mexican Ordinary S2F
81 Pan Common. 72is New.York Central, 9l'Ii Pennsy
yania Reading, SlL =.
2p m.-Paris advices qnote Three Per Cent hehtss ~
III iancs 60 oeDtmes for the account -. ,,...
4p. m-Atlsntic and 0rcat Western First nerteage
Trustees Certificates z5l4 Erie secona ooSsos ~ ~ a @
pois Central l29L Sc Paul Common, T21 Sew'fork Cen-
trail e27S Pennsyivanias S6S -. ,.,,o. a, q, tr.nc,
Paris advlces quote Three Pcr Cent hcuoos ~ % '
40 centines Tor the account - -. -. p.nr y,
430 m-The amount OF bullion gene into tno DsnA Va
Lnxiand On balance to-day 10 &5a00o
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

mise st S!i covered all sse sales OF city bank stocks
s or bond. wa. unusually
du- @ Erie second conssls were quiet tssles only
= the was
aTst ): declined from sis 70 ssSss Chesapeake and
soashsrn yaes 9 On o. 6sa III
seconds were q lower lo9 Houston and Texas Cen;
,a to ,,lh, ,i2ih, and the nr.ts, Pacific and West Vest
frn S,'iGn sn, better at .,tSs SS
and strong with On advance of 3 to 99s Northwestern
%debenturs % 5s were is higher at e7as Wabash drsts,
Short Line 6s to s5ia Texas and Pacific irsts,
Pser Division off at 90 Atlantic A. a. oa ahs ta
incomes we're up from iss to o0' f4ssi2 Northern
Pacific hrsts were steady at 105la Oregon Transcon
The LEGAL money market remains unchanged: to-day's
rates 1n. Tor or call loans were 1Slis per cent
Iha Clearing House statement to-day was rs follows
E1TsmangGs Ken TYE Ss5 9S4 240 balances 81 753 1922
Sas at sr ta re-
The customs receipts were Ss62,509 and the internal
revenue receipts were Sl3s,l98.
The foreign exchanges stronger, with limited
amount OF business and rates advanced q cent to
ISs We ere revise qn0aons for business as follows
sterling Eespectyey 52l and 5lois for francs
In London British oonsos were off is and i respec-
fveiy for money and account at 81 ll,16 for both
after iS Se s Of
home market Central and Hudson was exceptionally
Rom R To 7% Bar pi silver dened
40 l-16d. per ounce The Bank OF England gained
f33,OO0 bullion balance. At Paris French per
cents declined from sl62a to Sl.6O, and closed at
Attention is directed TO the advertisement Of Messrs
H. Il. Hollins Ce. and Messrs. Vermilye Co.. Offering
the unsod portion OF 900 Of the first consolidated
mortgage per cent bonds the Lake Shore and Michigan
Central Railway Company recently issued for the pur-
pose OF retiring maturing bonds. The bonds offered
at III and accrued interest subject to advance with
out notice.
The following is the undetaed comparative statement
OF the Union Pacifes business for years of 1888 and
1884: