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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
STATE or TRADE.

Boston: Marchl-Foar firm. western sageInne 50 oSs
s. So Patent Wlntef Whcats ii 75asj IS. Corn dall'
steamer yellow 559c steamer a .sd Soc 50 Grade Is
shorts AMI Httily, ,tetly. Progs0Is stelty Butter-
fST SS 1868
Corn 24.OOo Oush. OATS 1900 Ousb. shorts. 400
o% MEsa 5Ss I. a. g@Hs
Extra. - soSst 10 do F.SiS 5 81 Is .6ts Mil:
sopeI,2 asS 25 10 sItrl s. 5o@si lj to- RIO Brands.
Patent s. Is. W6eat-sontnsru steady; Western dull:
srS &c ss 30 T"s Winter eS spos Of
GSl to March vlG9l &c; May SSaG9Sste oOrn-sou.n.
i6sIsc.; Yei's f6easiso@ Western Mixed SPOT .7s
45a.6IGc. .oar, active nrm soa'nern, 80 eI9c.s
Western White so@i0c' DO Mixet 50 ass; Penn,
stdsdy ana Gasf Ness PORK so 7jsI o. scerots~scaf
2S!o ogsn Rye 400 SSsa 5@Dmsa[; 5op 2z1
5000 bush.
CHICAGO. March l. Flour quet and unchanged. Choice
Minnesota Bakers S. 5oSs4 80. Patents 81 1855 SO
Sw Gs 90. rye Sa 81 ?Sn So
7s'. Nav 9ises4 SO closing At 3ilsa June 50 sese's
7Se7:c corn duh ca:n 5S's57 ~ aiare9. sss aS55:c
e,seri ,as. ranged "asn {Sa 50.SI March 2s5 929s.
S SS 800 BaTleS"HS SOC Ness Pors-Cs.s. 40 80
ssl6 40 MaTcn, siOs{4aslo %; closing sIS55a
LarJ quiet and easier ranged Cash - s5as5 SIR
BaIknesI, -sboGdersss 95Gi 06 Ror. RID Sides IS 30
40 shor; Gsr Sdss Is '5G g. 80 &
1890 gS oasaa ave loo Susn aic1 Si6SS shDmsa:
OaL. 7G.uuO nye 1900 busl; bailey "a 100 bush
DETROIT, march, Wheat steady No White Gle; cash;
M MsS asGc' Nav 80 8ei s5sc RecsiO;s isioS
bush Corn-No 3o'saS9e osta-So White. $3.50. No.
= 55i.-
,uSsEApoLls: Mimi. March Wheat active; No Hard.
Cssh. 81 March 81 April s. lc" May. 9lasl'.c
NAN March . uPs s steady orn wG SS
@ oS steady ~ z F1 saaf on Ss mess Sss
PS!k ca, March ,IS 40 a%r-PnTs S aa.1
Choice creamery ia ,Oc Cheese-Bes. cream. ioalIe
dlss KecelPtsmrIouT iSS5 9os wneAs
b5s t' WHEAT s 7%5I s,rleS. $3.50 '''''
PEORIA March Corn auiet New High Mined $40
Gs3c No. Mixed. 4ga45Oc Rye duh: 40 2. 5sS9Oc:
Receipts Corn $1,000 bush oats $1,000 BUSH rye 300
ltye 1000 bush.
pgm4oELrmA March I;-rIGur. supplies Of desrlSs
pretty well socSed MP aud demand was hgwt; West
era aid snnsyvana HqogT 70 - 30: 40 BRA 20 s0S
Roller TScs T. 2 o 81 RGsr re sp 4 Ss
firm but closed hshe export demand aa5 Tas it PSs
9 9[c sI Nav ga, June ~ Gsc Corn spot
lot. steady export hight No Mixed track. Nc:
l7c. DO cram Heuot. iGrd4G ': No YelowIu
export elevator ic; 20 Mixed NC ga ''tGi; APLi.
iecteJ bite 81 10. No. White 5g4. Ne whIte 40 lS
April &.'aai0c MAY. 4O@io'-c keeelpts-FolE 100
bbls Wheat 800 Olsn' 'joTn 500 Dasl JatS 1000
o Cai9 10 190 Snsa -'- LOW
ST. LOUIS March Flour hrn: Xxx. s. Soass4o. XXX.
Fancy 81 20 al gI patents 81 9Oqs5 so Wheat higher;
June E 81 S S's Corn sesay no Mixed :n IS s. c
M%rrh - Sc Nay 30 c VSt' s,ey ~ o MIis 20 Tasa
lmeTean 80 -, ,o sq;eT que CIe aS 2'
! 10 Hay stead, Timothy s. ~ ra'ns sea. ~ Pian
Soc At Gi. a. .t Tn siar, ST o
SD s6ort CieaS IS o. Lara cay It 81 1888 77@
200 Uasa oat. 900 Sas I've 100 ou,n saris1
$4,000 Dlsh snonsnts-- Flour l6994 NOS Wheat 5ss0
bash; barieS loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
CLOSIyG pRIORg ~ PHlL4DFLpHfI srOrKS
MONDAY. Mnrch II. ".

MONDAY, MarCh l-l' NJ
The stock speculation to-day was nothing more nor
less than "A local affair. The which is wording
for lower values for the moment meets with organ
lied resistance beyond the general disposition Ct mold
Of securities not 90 be frightened out by the Uon
sensca stuff which is printed in some quarters But
this stun does deter general buying, and traders
see money only on the short side absence OF buy
general disposition speculate short"
side sufficiently explain such declines the day shows
and such liRely in the next two days.
Tho attack upon the banks which was
predicted in this mornings TRIBUNE was begun
to-day by the circulation OF tho following: London
cable that the shipments of gold from New
York are regarded by able fnaucers IN London ndi
eating a possible tightening Of the American money
market after months OF extreme chcapuess which will
compel the liquidation OF large advances on wheat cot
ton and perhaps stocks: bringing down prices stimulst
nS exports and reesablishing favorable exchan1efor
America" About this of manufactured opinion
there ia something crude that II only CAUSES smile OF
dcrision. The liable nnanclcrs" OF America after an
importation of gold In OF the exports for the
seven months ended on January 81 1856. amounting to
Sll 800 OOO are not ut all disturbed by ephcmeral
Outgo OF So 900 900 In the month of February Stocks
may he high they may be low the basis OF values
Of that every will Judge for himself but the banks
nov hold lmpregnabe position and the Improvement In
the general business OF the country is making sasfact
DRY progress. Look at last weeks bank exchanges in
the city Of NewYork. The stock transactions for the
100000 shares than for tie of
1855, aud yet the exchanges Doth weeks only days
amounted to Sli7 900 900 more than In 1885. Com
pared with ssis full week Of six days he stock trans
actions last week were 100000 shares less and The
changes were only SlOOOOOOOO less. difference which
gives 10 1854 amount for the extra day ess than the
OF 1865 week large proportion Of tho Amer
lean people have interest In the NewYork stock
kct but they all have permanent interest In
tho welfare Of the country and its business.
Much iudy be said regarding the sales Of certain
stocks which shall not gainsay. but when 1t
becomes necessary attack the basis OF credits upon
which the whole Amer commercial fabric rests for the
sake OF making profitable turn in stocks It is time that
protect should be entered. The days business IN stocks
WIS a little moro active than saturday, and the re
corded transactions amounted to 2iOO2l shares From
the opening a declining tendency was developed a
later reaction the covering Of traders shors" made
recovery that leaves the first figures not materially
different from saturday evenings last figures, hut the
losses have the majority, aud the market closed I'M
settled.
Tho demand for Government bonds continues 20 be
urgent and the bids Tor the 4, were advanced d per
cent Annexed are The closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March l DNpccidO.-Thc visible
supply figures made pubic tonight were disapIOlnt-
mcnt to the bulls. Wheat shows a decrease OF only
62292S bushels corn an Of 2,5293iG bush Is
and an Increase in oats OF 2459j9 bushels. The de
veres to-day ddnot signify much although they were
looked forward to with great interest. good deal OF
pork wa. delivered ont The Chicago Packing Company
alone delivered % 900 barrels ABOUT $4,000 bar
rels around. and Of these Armour Co. paid for
about 10 900 barrels.
All the markets opened weak. May wheat at s4l20
S45s cents, and May pork at $40 80. The latter was
weak and declined. Corn shade lower The close
at 230 O'Clock s4l4 for May wheat 4Ois cent?
for May corn. $40 574 May pork. and ST for May
lard.
The mysterious clique In the pork pit, which has been
buying pork through Broker Stone has settled up its
purchases, making It plain that the Clique docs not want
any cash pork IL II estimated mat there 100000
barrels of regular pork III store here. The Killing
of hogs has been lust about the IL last year
The shortage In weight believed TO be about eight
pounds per hog is only equivaont to about zig per
cent
The Open Board OF Trade. in making It's fight for
existence attempted the experiment to-day Of having
call The whole time Of the call was only twenty
minutes ana IN that time about $4,000 bushels Of
wheat changed hands A great deal more trading was
done but IN the confusion 1t failed TO got on the record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
Jersey CITY and 66 Of lOfhst None for alive
Nominaiy steady at 81 40dx4 go.
LIVE sTocK MARKETs gY TELEGRAPH

u
BUFFALO March l-C1rN-Receipfs last "a hours, lI50
head total FOR thus tine LAST
week, Its head eonngned through sunday, ~ Of
when ~ TO New York led through TO day 81 ct
which A 70 New York III for sale market l0d16o
better than on last Mondav Poor to Common Native Steers
81 OO0$i 40 Common to Fair "a 00ds4 90 Coon Choice
shipping - ass D0 Extra Steers in small lots 50 10
So 90 tockes aud Feeders dull and weak Fair Choice
large supply demand cas- Fair Choice 80 1895 76;
all cattle sold
last - hours 5000 total for weex
thus FAR $500 nesd for same time last week 040C head
market arm and higher Common Fair 81 90
Qs 20: Good CEoce "a 1894 so Choice IS
ass 30 Lambs tTn Common TO Prime 81 006l6 90, Good
10 Chocc 80 ass 90; Extra 50 7dS7 90 about all sod.
.hus TAR lOs for tine last week lif0 head;
consigned through sunday % OF winch ~ New
York consigned through oeay II cars. Of which to New
York; market Snt IA &c lower
Pigs 81 O0dsi IL; Light xes ID0Si 20 Good 10 Choice
selected Workers 81 % as 20 Good Choice selected
Medium weights " 3Odsi IS Bulk at - 500 81 IS Cb0lo
Heavy ST. sj6si 50 selected Heavy Ends "a 20 3Oi
Coasse Mixed Heavy Xmas, So 1904 49, weather cold: 10
loads left
CHICAGO March The Drop,rG journal reoorts Cattle
Receipts 800 head snpmeDs sOn head. yg
shipping Stears 80 ass stOckers and Feeders So 90
et4 40 cows Balls AMI Mixed I'll 7OdSi 90; Bulk 81 10
df3 %
Ho0s-Recepts l95O0i ShiUments 1000 noarket slow:
Rough and Mixed. SOnS3 10: Packing shIDDing.
81 lu0A 40 IhRht 50 7bdes Is; sEIOs 70 000s3 10
Receipts 25O0 head Shipments 1000 hclii market
hn Nauves. r3 UOd 81 81; Western,
81 Ood - 90 Texans. g cOdi40 90.
81 LOUIS March --Cdfts- RecelDts 900, shipmelts,
81 $3.50 10 Native Butcher Steers s3 251Si IS, Cows
and ieers, S. 25GS3 TO- stockers Feeders 81 100
81 20
Hooi-ReceDts. 1000 smpments. $1,000 Light So 500
Sheep Receipts LOO; shipments. 500: 1rm and
active Common 60 Choice. So 0O0f3 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
COTTON N,RyETs-sy TELgi2APa

LIVERPOOL March l-l"31 p INJECTION dull and prices
generally IN Ouyc.s favor M1ldins pandN li6d do
Niddung orleans. $50. slss-S.OOh b2.f-, Including
LOCO speculation and export receipts 1000 bales m
cudug 900 America an Futures dul, Cp1His Low ND
ding clause March and Apr delivery. 4 40. also 50
SD: do April and May delivery isfi4d also A2e4d:
do May ami June delivery. "A 6;d aisg 4j64d,: do
ana August ~. 5lt4d als) 506d. do. August
and september delivery. 4 Jtj-d. also I 53.bid.
Tenders tori at todays ceaTmg 23, 200 bales
ne Cooke t. ana 100 ba,eS Old
D u.-Tle sales OF the day included $50 bales Amer
ican ~ 49,, -
Futures dul: Cplands Low MId5ling cause, March DE
tO.oid. sellers; March aud Aprl delivery, Ac-
i;a sellers do. ApIil and MAY delivery, tb4 sellers
do May and Juno delivery, li6ld sYers; DO June and
ety > ~. IL sellers september delivery.
556id sellers september anu Octo7er delivery 3s
5n M, Futures closed hnn Upiands, Low Mddiing
cause March delivery ilCtd Jub crs, DO Aateh ana
ApTI 4l.t4d. Duyerai do Apill ana day de
livery I}-64d buyers do May ani June delivery 40
Cad BUYERS do Juu July delivery Old sellers;
ana August delivery 1!-"id sellers DO Ausnss
and september drliNerv b4Gid sellers so. september
anu October delivery 5S64d. value.
GALVESTON March lotion weaJi Nddhns. s1l6;
Low Midding, Is D. Good Oniutiy. III net and gross
receipts l5Jbses exports cOastwise es sAes 70
bales stock. 52bG hales. 800.
NFw.ORiEANs March LECTION hrm M.ddlIng. 5 3l6;
Low MIldng 7 / 10: GOOD Ordinary. DO net re-
400 bales the Continent, l1-i bales saes 5000 bacs
stock S62i~l bales. -, IN. 49,,
Low Ntddnn.. - Good Ordibsry, "a bet receipts,
l1G1 bales, Exports cOastwse, III Oaes
slloS 700 bales STOCK. 5.lSj bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
GEAIN AND PEODUCE MAFKETS.
FEATURE. OLE NnE.YoRK DEALINa.


There was little Of moment III the markets
at the Produce Exchange yesterday and except Tor lara
the changes III price small The dulhcss Of the cA'
port demand the main depressing Influence III wheat
only 5000 taSen by shippers, but cash lots were
steady. 10 IL estimated that the visible supply state
mcnt will show a falling of TINS week Of 100000
bushels he options opened cent better, but soon
after set IN aud the marNct closed steady
at about the inside quotations. March Is M = 40 ~
and April Is at 93s,, May was unchanged at 90 x,
June to 9j7s but July and August AT 3J cents
scored lusscs of = cent, December WAS 4 lower at
81 OOls For No. cash corn prices are down y cent
but the other grades the suOt are unchanged bEip
pers purchased $4,000 bushels The options were tuil
and shade easier at 49l2 tor March, 10 for Apr and
l. a for May deliveries. Clsn oats advanced
bal cent, but there no demand from tic export
trade. The options were stronger and closed up 4alr
cent at - for March and 1878 cent FOR Apr and May
Though more active export demand was developed IA
lard 800 terccs being tAkcu), the speculation was
weak and final figures were OF points Tor March AT
So % Gas points for the other months az follows
April SO -. May So 20, June 80 80, July 20 IL,
August So 40.
Tie receipts o. grain at New-YOrk. Philadelphia.
BOatOn and Baltimore yesterday were a. follows :;
Wheat 22,456 bushels: corn. 51221- bushels
oats, lO7 224 bushels total grain. 7Ol,"5s bnshel-;
-FOUR 27,9j4 barrels. At Chicago. Milwaukee AMI IT.
Louis the arrivals Wheat i335 bushels: corn,
57- 7g5 bushels; oats 1l2,2i4 Oushels total grain,
734 1857 bushels; four 2l.jOi barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS. or BEEyEs TO-DAY.


The average was estimated at 40 n
REVIEW OF THE wEEK.-Recepts Of Beeves tn past
week Sj7 head less than last week and 4,s46 head
less than tho corresDoIding wees last year
With light arrivals biicd considerable firm
strong WIN gpwrg tenleney on Friday WITH but tte
moderately active at an advance OF lO0loo per 100 h.
Xdvcss NON British markets were Of little more favor
able character 9nd rersraOr beef sold in London and
lean Live attic we're 8rm At ii y a 2I.c.
Live Cave, ruled nrm early the week but weakened on
Thursday and YEAS closed dull Friday at decline OF
l?c pr h v.Ty few GTass-r. in market and very lie"
Following the trm finish o. last Monday the sheep and
McaR an oeoTe the coseoS saturday, prices La advanced
9c per aud The eeDg continued strong Inc hi5hest
Spring iambs ttle more freely ana have hid
NO i've iloqs have been 500 on tn, The past week
Hogs could doubtless have been sold here alive at - Goa
80 head o. jersey lily and lO2 cars at GOth 81
Metzgor 81 cars j. Monroe destined for Jersey
CITY, but could MOI boat them down IN season for the market
OF the the river No trade reported at these
the % cars EfssSd al jersey F
and with only 80 cars on sic be market ruled mo m
ing litt dql and geak Everything sold and o,s,
sold AZ 8 30 100 Common 10 PRIME steers Go St
CARLOAD Of line TAT oxen fed Chaauqua County this
state and shipped to this market by NJ DAVIS was run
ana nc q" one pair at s. ~ ~ POI
The advance in freight from Chicago to NewYork
on both i've cattle Beef affect
price, h,re in least Ipcrenge has Shown that the ad
freight IL always paid a. the Chicago end by
lower prices Cattle there At the rates W. per
100 for Live Cattle and CSC for Dressed Beef neither OF
the gong on Is kcly t00
mnis shipments on Of tn change In the tariff
Commissioner Fnks reply To the that tho aIth as
now nxc against Dressed Beef viii DO found
contain ys Of the whole matter controversy and the
vapongs tconsuted advocates OF the nteres ed par
NAV the basket unless the facts
rs stated by the Commissioner can be shown 10
be false VOW let Inc stor yard, Their charges for
yarage feed equitable basis and the RAILROADS
Uphold and both the live stock AMI Dressed Beer
slipper. may appeal the public the actual merits OF the
two methods or supplying New.l ORR with Beef
expected 10 sail TO with = 700 quar-
200 OF Mutton TO- Joseph East
,.----., ~, -.,
Nation as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02

saes p Mcr9orsaa NiIcl Western stS sc - D.
- 40 H. do I.25 -. at - do l2o5 o ~ 70 30 -
TO- i' p 2 At - DO 5'f rs 3, 40 S al
~, 10 At t IN 10 1'o 49,, n a, Il - DO 81 a7 ~ At
8 f. - Inti.na TO- i5$ - d; Indiana Bulls 1850
II. a. - -i9 20 Cow 1908 70. It - %
lio5 At t5o5i DO LA b nv 10 5ddo I%s T.
Gc ilGi u ats 2oi i DO Il$- u. $3.50 lado los
Cow % = a, - 81 !, Maryland steers l. 10 at e. 50
do $50 70 at - -. Rus 100 5 a s. u "a Pennsyl
Saa,ei * Chicago Steers %, H. AZ - 30 L
do - o. AZ - 80 - do ~ D. AZ 70 20 90 toop o
at - Al: $40 23- 10 - - Pc do 80 r. at - 90 d
and vii . al - n1 a a. e''f[ ss5 ~ al
Newtou & GtIcit state o,cn. 200 10. At $50; 10.
4 d. s65 f.. at s. 20; II reunesseS steer, snd
:: - ono 90 iS 10 - ~ ~ 10 n 81 Is To- to
s. 80 : tate steers l.lG7 o. a. - 81, ntiaha cows
237 h. at - 75 no. 1850 b. at 81 IS l. 10, $50 d. at
s. ~ 10 rennsylyaua tags 5er' oxen ami Bulls 1910
l.,tQ 70 a. . ,0dsh 20 Fer zoo % ,,s - a. e,eo.
L 49, ~ M a. l d. a. I9 IL az GO s.
IL" no;ea5G, N:yiand steers 9o3 p u s. and
MLcH C6WsNo fresh arrivals sro Ro,;s ,tP eI Tor
but tide supply Of Common and Medium STOCK
G1, Sg @ p selling nss Tor 5rF Tdnlry to choice
Aas cen from $50 to So per h following sacs were
reported Tor the past week: ,-.-...- -,
bIvi Miller > ommOn TO Prime cows at So a 50 each
+. McCahc 10 Fair to hoce cows at SioG " per head
&, ijoGLieior: i Cows, at 50 por head.
Eveutt q PidcOck: q COWS at $40 each;
Thomas Miller: q Ordinary COWS At s56 1917 head
J. :. homp.on 6CO|s a. SiS eaGh.
II Finger q cows. at S86 per head ,, 49,. ..., 49,. .
CALN Us Receipts werc2ii mead pemlhu iT 'nH pIlo'
steady with ordinary to choice Vesls selling at I@79 40
lao ,'' T nGack Dewey veAs 10 49, At &C. II do
l}7 n at -. / do l6l 10. at Slcc.
JuIi ~ Nuckins fam: Veal% 20 10, at 20 ..
SHEEP AND LAMBS.--Eeceipts were % cars OF lo.99l
headS3 at 6Dtnst and 70 cars Az ItISot Nv. he
snpplv Ia dnv lOI Monday ana following me
g6 T.ceips of the past week sellers the advange
s that tbc mark ruled higher Win .heep SHOWING
over last ffd4y Prices o. - Rr as II to rs gR
viii bring forward largely Increased supply before 40
dose of the week and break In the market may BE- looked
Tor Ordinary to choice Sheep 'oIu ~ 'e"oS" TN" "
no w. pH6Ses & Tewoy 80 state sheep. g o. AZ
Bile 70 DO - 10 5@c 10 90 9N ~ At - 20 ~ 40 -
do IN ID at 81 IS 81 DO 10 70 at Che y tate lambs
50 t'.c l01do Il ~ at &c 40 90 TO- a. &c -
ri do 10 at $40 22j state 90 10 ar b'-c: 20 DO IS
a., a. Ic ,m 9""9 n st7s.c loo DO y n at 7ic
IumSG Mullen ia State sheep u 10. AZ 5hc lS3 state
famb, ~ b 10 edo ~ n, at 1hc; 2Ol DO 40 ID a.
+ :. KasS SO Western sheep io6 10 at SIC; 81 West.
ern Lambs, S9 n, at sc. . ,.oo..
~locp los n at $40 1875 TO- 100 tOi laC 10 o.
10 al s5 IS 65 do 81 H. - '.c IA western do u TO-
mid z Buckingham lOs state sheep part Lambs ~ d.
at "a ia. pa MICHIGAN sheep - ID, NJ 81 %; . . 90,
II r >adlcr 4 Co: ljS Kentucky Ewes 10 10, ~ ofc'
,-G western cheep 10 o. at - 90: l3 40, * n al NC
o' Pdcock ii ohio Sheep. 96 b. at 6i4ci 500 do % H.
Receipts were l2i OF l7S7i bead6a cars at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL. March lIproSsions7 Baeoa camberiaadc Cas-
Clear MIddes. 2o o.; -nOrt clear Mlddlts.
2s Od short Ribs Cd: shoulders 23s. OF csL
9oof5Os "a indian Ness PRIME Mess. 63s cd
POrk-Pume js. ~. per bot; Plne Ness Eastern,
Bis Western AS 6d Lard -Amencsn Us. PTiiEe west
srn{ Ia obi OIL sos. Oh U<mS-LOng cut 5lA Jd-
Shouncrs Butter SIS Cd cwt iJrhnest United
States. CheesG-A mercsD Choice. loa- 6d Whest-hed
Ia. ID "a. Red inter- "a I'd f. Cd;
per ceutag sOuag. - 2i; New Western Wlattr1s ~
New Mestarn ~ 3D.. caiilOrnIa NO 1. - "a
Is Ia. Californian No = Is sd Ossd Der GENITAL Produce
spirits OF TuTDentne 3os "a do 10 London SOS sd Def
d6 2u. per gallon. CI0versos1-
American per cWt. Taov-2 - "a. percw Ross
tommon 81 Vd Pale lis oil. .Oa Cd LLnseei OH. sls.
Ud per cwt TalloY-Fine Ansnc IN. 2Js 3D. Prns CITY.
24s 3D. Der cwt American trigeratd Beef. hlnd quart
trs 5 40. quarters. 4lfi. per u.
LONDON. Mach Produce lnseei on 80 l.s'td 0too
Od Der tun Lnsccd is"i per quarter iAnseod
CAKE, 6 %. 81 Is. Der ton Refined P"iroienm Ges
cad pcr gallon. spirits rurpentinc. 6Js. sd per cwt
sperm on 9lS tou. R0sin-Cominon "a 81 per cwIs
Pale I3s ais PrOv1sions-iard. 5j* OF DER cwt LOT
is. 81. Cwt. for CuOa Centf1ruxl
po!azng o5o 1879 I'd l5s for Cuba far
feunne afost.. Australian ralow-BeeL rs. Cd 923a
6i.: Mutton 25s. 81 d26s 81 Cocoa Nut on-ceyioa.
Il IxTwERF Feo 37-wilcok, Lard closed at 10 francs
90 centimes per 100 kllos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL mARKErs

LONDON; March l-l23O p m-Consos lOl 5-l6 for both
money ami the UntA per cent Bonds
l29l2; Atlantic ana Great First Mortgage Trus
tees Certificates }S7s; acond Mortgage Ii = Can.
adam Pacific. 654 Erie. 2Ss Mexican Ordinary 81; ST.
l21s -
mConsols. lol Bile for both money and the
Atlantic and Great Western second Ger
tihcates =; Canadian Pacific % 81 Ellie So do second
C0lsOls $50 Illinois Central. l427s Mexican Ordinary
1873; ST. Paul Common 937s; Nev-York Central. 1854 ;
reading, Ia
$3.50 mPal1s advlces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
~ francs % ccntlbcs he
p. n.-rne amount OF butJn wthQrl from tho Bank
OF England on balance to-day IL gS3.OO0.
Paris ady1ces rLree Per Rcnte5 50 francs
80 = confines tor the
Hudson Bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02

The Mono Mining Company has declared dividend Of
Oh cen a peF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
zee. 5,l09.453
lnIA7nh2

Increase In deposit during the last month";. 5l09453
Increase In deposit since March l. 18S5.- l0287062
Circulation OF National Gold included In tho
above, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02

bAPARTLA has entirely cured me Oh 'n's uVu0ie'O'"'
humor- Ellen Ashworib Evanston, wyoming Ter
p,snar.l by Dr. ]. c Aver & Co. Lowell Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. MARCH l.
The GENERAL LIST

ACrI,AL SALrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02

Total unavailable CASH. -Vsto''t3 S-'''1-''''
Statement OF the Controller OF the currency on
March l. 1856 showing the amounts OF National bank
and ogstender notes outstanding AZ tho uacs
of the passage OF tho acts OF June 20 1874 January
IA 1878 and May 81 1873 together with the amounts
out standing date, and the Increase or decrease!
National Bank Notes.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-19

TIE bill introduced i'll the Senate by
Senator Cullom in regard to the regula-
ton of interstate commerce is most
important matter. The exact nature of
the bill is not known yet, but no doubt
it is n measure calculated to establish
uniform rates for freight and passengers.
That clause OF the Constitution which
gives to Congress the power to regulate
commerce between the States is one Of
the most important powers granted by
the Constitution. With every extension
OF commerce and every increase OF facil-
ity for conducting that commerce, this
power grows greater and of more conse-
quence. The action OF the railroads them
selves in forming pools, cutting rates, dis
eliminating against localities, and other
things, have brought this clause into prom.
inence, and the people are now asking
Congress to exercise the power therein
granted to protect them in their rights
For this the railroads have themselves tc
thank