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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

w.YoRK Friday March 2G-BEEvEs-Receipt. were
81 ro s' o SIX ay q s for
the time last week Mr. Eastman mad ~ car-oai7 as
With the exception of 2 carloads consigned direct
CIV Nas for salr. with only about 10 cas-
offered The market rued faI steady for az grades except
hight Conmou steers which we're shade easier The yards
POOR rnme Buloexs sold 81 4ua g. with the bulk Of
the tr Transactions at - 7o4s5lD for Co 0o1 10 Good
DRY ST 1ag1G . 70 va an sls sarGss
Tor Expert 2jGs jO and Old oxen at 81 - per
Eastman purchased lsG head At - l2SsS 5 vsrv
cscour Ing to cSpoer Who ssy that al tie prices
tas the cattle shipped would Lore 40 freight at
The cahads to sail to morrow will tase ont 242 Live
s4o r M 81 BSe a%a cS C q oi
!0sepa ssmlni 9ssng the tsi sopme1Es or tne "eeS
ESQ carca5ses 81 Mutton.
s. IS d. Ta a7 IS so s. 49, Sn' S;'5' a g
$o is al & $ Is s5o at 0 49, b Bulls 1855
1850 @ ISL; DO ;,s9o !, %: Do, Zoo q, Al
s Go 10 Sid d2G 80 ce C b. + 81 0
10 go e a. at s. a co. %" i21o D. 81 40 90
7ao 1900 H. aS - 90 20 DO l255 s. at - 81 ao aoj
3 y d. IS Is 3 d. IS 8 DO at iso =
s. s2e f5 3D. o. IG 1 s il s IS IS
DO; 6G6 =, 81 as y DO lo27 b -; g6ry Cows.
lido. $50 b. ats5; DO 500 b. $40; . inSans%o :
aa.9 s q 81 ~ e 6io g
DO ITO S at 8 81. Penn,ylyanll do 30 n 81.
% I'D; DO 80 o. 4, Al Is q soe at 50 49, IA do
c Kahn MI.soori Steers 4sl n at 1920 20 do 2ss
H. at So 20 AZ do ll9t h. at s. 2a oxen 1000 o. az
Ysf 3 9eo Ss .9 3 s. ba e e g. g.
n sGof 1% csyS5 G@I. Sss r. 5s!
3d. 225 i, Mt s 5S, $40 $50 s at Is ~ ~ is DO o.
$ % Iapcssier Penn d. 1865 , d. at - % 20 40
iyo 3D. at 80 l9i ~ do i27 10 az . 10 40 Ii69 b. az
cows sjs D, ats penns. wanna su 1853 70 at 70 i5
D. Emerson 10 Psnnsyyaqis t e. steers lse n
DO 2s . o at G d. 40 - 90 10 49, ~ a. g. AZ
= SCI do 1000 80 - Jersey DRY ows 1913 %,
Sic E oxen i65S 10. St Il 10 '"'' 10 ''
TO- at s 10 do 1890 S'ssr o az % I ss
dI I$O At s. 1 10 VF oS G o Pet 20 1913
h RS,entnsl Dry COWS 925 r. atsa O5; l9 Bulls.
J. sclam6erg GO: Lancaster COUNTY rennsyya9ia
gs7 t53 isS5io ser: 5s3 =, sac'I Is do.
cALy .Meesaipts we're no hcai Demand fair and
Sr Coz - Tea So n m II
SHEEP AID LAMBS recepts were - cars ot5S7o
headls Jersey y and 10 50 hst ota for
ing time last we About sixteen caroa we're IN tie vars
held oyer from y,sterisy pemaaa slack aud ms[set DUH
lambs not stl further redncfon &c per
s'eep sold at 80 SOC. Far to rxtTs Lambs at - &c
Sales Dillenback Dewey 227 state Sheen, b. az sc;
Is5 DO 50 b. 1t i So ics do b. 0S at 8 isa
state d. IS 80; rs do los Is at CSC la satts
TsiisHSfsx Rsyis 2IS Western , sheep 70 ..'.sl
State Lambs "A b. at sac ls0 do, II ID at O7s 1T 30 50
Judd & Bucknyh1al 355 state sheep LOG TO- at CSC.
j. F. Sader a CO. - lndiana Lambs "a b at 72c 50
J. y Pidsock 1873 ohio sheep SO p at 5leo.
4oths and ii cars a. JeT.sy cty IS.l for sE days
None for sale alive. Nomnaliy stcaiy IL GoGsi 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
STATE or Trade.

BggyMo March 2G1wheat qqls,t: No Hard Northern
sa 1ei" 60 9sqw cash. at ace &c" 20 a
at!lc 0ats1N2 White %e;tera at 592 BarI.y
Wheat. 800 bush Corn. 5000 bush. oats, 700 bush:
Barley 1000 bush Shipments-FlOur, $50 bbs Wheat.
500 BUSH Corn. 5000 BUSH OATS 1000 bush: Barley.
900 bush.
81 so Extra - % $500 Patent sDrnr wneats. 900
65 P2 v Winter Whs1 q H. cor aais
e5Oc oats quiet Ne. White i2l9c; No. White sic.
western creamery s5Sjia Ers'Fresh,sd s.ter4 iiac
bush.
da NeFS Street and 9 s. 0a
Extra 50 loSs' TO- do Fa nuy :. - as 90 'nty Nib
Patent s. 10 wneat-soutncrr steady higher:
Mary ant 70 ass &C. 30 western Winter scS 3Dot S
ses.S Western da,i ana Geh.T: soutasr1 wSlss.
4 N Gs 's3" Nav "' .s 1sSa 72a a
= .@.tis9 oa'' urn ano qusS; sour9era sss!&S
.yyana 5s@'S Goa, s" ye sr At 9s7e psoviSas
5000 ooi%; Wheat $500 otSn Cru. l1j,OJ ontL' JAS,
Obs Corn l8 O5 BUSH saSs-whe4 IGSoO oasn cora.
: March March e s. d9 h5 and heavy Fs
$50; receIprs 5000 shipments 5OJU rusD Corn Guiii
Pors dun al $40 90 LarC 1 d,g :" 70 7jGsd 8uik-
Bacon Gact ana s9eshS g 81 aro :. 10
i sSss Common ana @hG So 8 40
Ia
DETROIT March 25.-whelt steady: Va White ssc cash;
Marsh 38 NAY Nav 7 no. Red H Soc " fSceO ' saS
bush; COrnNo 1884 1890. oats-NO White Sj'.c.; ne
MINNEAPOLIS Mimi Marct Wheat steady No 1
Hard C.sl, 65ci March. SOC; April sjIc' Nay s7e
MILWAUKEE,. March % Flour oaiet. wbea, strong,
Cast 7s,2e' MAY 81 hc J Sn 8Ssc corn SGu 40
Barev nmer No %, ':e "a royl.1on' steady Me1
ca,n or March So 90 Nav. s6O butter quiet:
Choice Creamery. 5000 CheeseBest Crcam l0'aS Ia
Eggs-Fresh. lOGllc Recepts-Four 00J pOls. WhesE.
Loo 1usl. Barley 600 9usa smH@en.s-S.our l.ooo
PEORIA. March 26.-Con nrp New Higa Mixed. 3t8
81 nc; 70 Mixed 5S3@nc oats steady: No White "a
90 - zoo bush ats p ae bus vs &
bush. Shlpments-Corn 1000 BUSH oats 22,OOo bush,
PHILADELPHIA. March 26-FIour-The continued OWL
ami in buyers favor prices qqota1 lower Western
* - PennsyIy1nia Family sa01csisj. Pennsyivssis
5So wntsr %hot Pascn s, 81
quiet and closed STEADY spot lots IN request ana
PennsviSana Red % c Soa REQ MarcnSl az 20. sDr
lot. aSn export demand far 30 MgS .r I
No 2fciio". m eran depot ~ steamer No Mued.
eleyatCE t6c 10 NHsS Mayea +5o:e tp5l
octed White ssc NO. White ssi. So wSts o 70
tT sa , sPS qn Ms M %ne MsTeS s a.9
bot Wheat 1000 Sssa Corn 1900 easn' 1sSs 5000
Data lOu0p
81 Log> Magca % .FlGgr Dan xxxs 81 ooSssisIL
rancr 90 pa;ents $ 90 SSe.a afS
no d Eea casa so, SAN s Ma May ss9c
~ % % Miy $e 3a' M. Sn No v M a1 a, o s
I DAIRY. asy i ss2o rm sss a.P az rt s
sic. mill Corn Nsn weak t sisA WHISKY 81 10
s. 55 snort cieaE $ 50; :. IS 7ssss 20
S oas a 70 Sa, ~Hs1 1 1889 on nasa s
1000 Oasn ,hlD@'nt. Flour iooo oo..' Wheat 1900
BUSH Ssriey. 1000 bush. ''''' 'N''-' N.Y. ''S"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 26 (SpeciaO Wheat opened
at the open board call sOl2 cents Hutchin-
selling. 1t is estimated, 100000 bushels at
that figure Immediately after the opening the
price went from SOL to SOS cents for May. Haml
& Brine and of Cudahys brokers appeared to be
buying.
Corn was slow nd tame and the Same true Of
pork. though the latter somewhat lower under tho
influence Of large receipts OF hogs at the yards.
On the short afternoon board the wheat market was
strong. manly on the news from New York SO much
wheat too had been put out OF late at the bottom that
a great deal OF short wheat which mar.
thin. There WAS scramble of init traders
their short contracts with this state OF
ing the market closed May wheat AZ 81 10 cents MAY
corn, 3e+ cents May pork, SO 70 May lard, SC o.
May oats, 81 = cents.
Puts May wheat this afternoon sold at 81 cents
calls at 50 cents TO-days receipts were thirtyfour
of wheat seventyhve OF corn and siItyseven OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
DEATH of JOSIAH LASELL.

The sudden death of Josiah Latell on March
wide circle of friends in that neighbOrhOod by whom
great public enterprise Of sterling business integrity
aud Of many rare traits Of personal character
He was born IN 1928, In SehOharie County. ". Y.
entered Williams College in 1910 ana was graduated ono
Of the youngest OF his class In A lie at first studied
aw but subsequently adopted the profession OF teach
Ing For a time be taught at Spingler Institute. Brook
lyn OF which Abbott then the principal and
I'm 1852 became professor in the LaIell Seminary, at
Auburndae, Mass His career as teacher was
eunenty successful for he possessed not only we'll
equipped mind but also such sympathy for his scholars
such for study inspired his pupils
with a genuine love OF learning. 1t therefore
matter OF regret friends when in 1850 lie was
called away by his father-in law, the late John C..
Within, TO assist him in the manufacture Of cotton
machinery at Holyoke. But Mr.. LaselPs hno mental
training and literary acquisitions not wasted when
he entered upon The tasks aud duties Of business life
He ~spted himself with remarkable facility to tue
demands Of his office, aud before long only
the and confidence OF those with whom he sbOred
but also acquired that experience knowledge OF
affairs hcb made him master OF the situation He was
rich ~ and worked with remarkable and
rapidiiy. When the Within Machine Works were IN
cOrpOTated at WhitiDsvie, IN 1870, he wac appointed
Later lled the responsible office
dent. witch place lie held at the time OF his death.
Although deeply Interested In everything which con
eCrned the material aud moral Interests Of tho
munIy Ia which he lived, he never asplred to political
Office could lie be induced TO listen 10 the
OF friends looking toward public hOnOr lie quiet
aud retiring IN disposition. gen'a courteous and gen
srous " all and hs sympathetic nature had drawn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday, March &c, 1886
PERsoSAI--Secretary Beyard has returned from VII
mjngtop Del where he went TO the funeral OF DR..
Kane his brother-in-!aw
URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL APPRovED.-The Presi-
dent to-day approved the Urgent Deficiency appropra-
ton bill
JUDGE HUNT TO BE BURIED AT UIICA.-The body Of
Judge Ward Hunt has been removed TO Utica, n. y,
where the funeral will be held on Sunday.
FoUKTH.CLAss MAIL MATTER-Thc House Committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads to-day unanimously in,
TO double the rate OF postage on fourth-class mail
matter,
ISDIAN AFFAIRs.-The House Committee Indian
Affairs to-day agreed to report avorably the bill intro
duced by Representative Morrill, to provide for the sp
praisal Of the lands belonging to the Prairie
Band OF Puttawatttne Indians in Kansas and provid-
IN. that indians be removed to another reserva-
ton to be chosen by themselves.
The Usage SDIANs.-Flrst Controller Durham has
made decision that the Usage tribe OF Indiana is
titled the nbTrOceeds Of the sale OF certain lands in
penses incident sale must be paid from the pro-
cCcd and that the fees paid TO registers aud receivers
OF public moneys 10 not form part of the proceeds
ENTITLED TO EXTRA PAY-SeccoDd Controller May
nard has given decision that non-cOmmissoned Off
OF INC Marine Corps detailed as clerks are entitled
u extra duty pay. Enlisted men on extra duty as
clerks the headquarters OF the corps are entitled 10
80 per day additional pay while enlisted men de,
tailed duty clerks at other places entitled
10 extra pay at the rate OF 80 cents per diem
CoNsUL-GENERAL GREEN The people OF Louisville
vicinity have interested Themselves earnestly in
nation is pending in the Senate, and in compliance with
their wishes Senator Blackburn has been making thor
olsh Investigation OF the Things stated to Mr. Green's
discredt The belief is entertained that Mr. Green will
be reported favorably aud confirmed.
CASE OF COMMODORE MAYO.--COmnodore Mayo who
has been under examination for promotion TO the grade
Of Rear Admiral for several days and to whose promo
there appears TO be considerable opposition, which
Ia alleged 10 be due his personal unp0pnlarty has
been granted TWO weeks time prepare his for
presentation to the Examining Board.
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.-The House Committee on
Territories day agreed to report favoreby bill to
provide the Of territory to be composed OF
what is known oklahoma and the Public Lao strip.
10 be called the Territory OF ~ Tue bill agreed
upon Ia subSt IoI various bills before the Com
nittee sd Will provide for commission TO negotiate
with the Ave civilized tribes OF the Indian Territory for
renoushnen OF their title In Oklahoma and the sub
scquont ere alton OF the Territory The bill also directs
the President TO remove any cattle men who may be
found IN the territory mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
Refined OIL was unchanged.
COTTON aAKKErs-sY rELgGaAPH


LIVERPOOL March 70 1870 p. m-COttOn quiet without
gpotsbe change in prices MiddinG uplands ljl6d; do
bales speculation and export; receipts 1000 baea
GLIDING so Gaifs Amelca Futures gniet but steady
,o4d; do May and June delivery, 59GId; do June
e4a y do August and Scptember delivery. sS4d
There tenders Tor deliveries at tOdsys cearngS
Up. Coton-The sales Of the day included 600
Futures closed quiet; Cplands Low MiddIins ,clause,
LODI buyers. do. May ana June delivery Co-ola,
July and August delivery, l64d buyers do August and
september delivery 4eid sellers rs 90 Septemer and
j6id. value.
MaTs S sGssa quiet Upsnd Low Ma
and April delivery, , -U4d sellers do April and NAV
Cad sellers; Jun. and July delivery. 6S-6sd buyers
DO July and august Gelivery I'D sellers DO august
October delivery std seiers do september delivery
WeeSlysales OF the week $4,000 bales American 600
bales speculators took GU00 bales exporters
forwarded from ships side direct TO sDinners ZOO
American Uales total STOCK, 10000 oales American
o. amount OF cotton anOat Z3sOOO bales Ainer
GALVESTON March 2e.-Cotton dull Midding, Sc Low
MIddiing So Good Ordinary lJ.lGd; net and
eeIpts S6s bates exports to Great Britain. 1901
WeeEIy~Ne and gross receipts 6,2s7 bales Exports
Great Britain 47S7 bales COastwse. 1897 bales sales,
'sAvANSAH March 2e-CottOn steady; Mdding So; Low
Mlddlug 3l6 Good Ordinary lb net AMI gross re
cepts V92 eIpors ieceipts LIS bales sales 800
"'Weckiy~Net and gross receipts 6Is2 baes; EIpotrs
to iGe Continent $500 bales cOastwse, 1913 oales sales
NIw"UsLEASs March 26-CotJon quietj ddlIng, 10
Low Mddng IL; Good Ordinary 1916 net receipts,
1925 bales. sales 900 bales STOCK, ol7672 bales.
WcexIy-Net receipts 20,35l bales gross 22Bl2 bales
E1p0rtsto Great Britain 2O74l bales 10 France 800
bales the Continent 2toS baes toast"ise |Oo4 bales
NEwYoaK March 2G11e following are the total net 70
ceipIsoG cOttOr al ali tne ports since september 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
WARNED NOT TO GO TO COLON.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Secretary Bayard
has received from Mr. AdamsOn, Consul-General at
Panama, a dispatch In tue nature Of warning to
aborers the United States to whom Inducements are
offered TO go Colon for employment on the Panama
Canal. Mr.. Adamson states that in November last a
contractor visited New Orleans aud made arrangements
for shipping from that part to Colon. Several hun
dred have already arrived aud they have begun to De-
siege General with their grievances They
were promised work which is not given them, at wages
which they could and live, because white men
cannot stand pick and shovel work in the sun ana rain
of the IshmuS The chances the men would die bo-
fore the bimOnthy pay day arrived They we're prom
ised shelter which not provided, and when they
sicken the aud Canal Company will disclalm
any responsibility Mr. Adamson adds that there are
far sbOrers the Ihmus than can find work and
that 50 month aud board and lodging furnished on
farm in the United States would be better pay than
81 80 day on canal work on the lsthmus Of Panama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
ErRopEAN pRopucE MARKEr.

LIVERPOOL March 20 Cumberland Cut
Clear Mddes. z5s I'd: CieAr MIddle5
OL: shoulders rs. I'd. cwL
Beef-1Us. INDIAN Moss trme Ness. Us. I'd
Pork-Pnmc Ness 5ls. OL per Prime Mess EASTERN
bUs: Western - 81 Lard American JZs Prime west.
SIS Lard OIL 3os. Oi Hams-LOnK Cut. 5os oil
Sd Butter ID cwt for nnest United
States Cueesa-A merIcan Choice ud Wneat-ked
eseTn spring -. I'd Red " inter- Is "a a s. al
SUuug. All; New Western WllterIa 2i
New Mixed California NO. 1. IUd o
Is IT.. Californian No. = is 3D. Genital. Produce
-SplrtsUl rurOsntue BJs At London U.s. 81
cwL. nouncd VcGrOieu A4L per gallon. IOVeroeed-
American IaIOT-23s %. DercwL Rose
-COmnO. Pale. llA Od COS. ID Llnsoed Oh. 5la
IAilow-FInr AnerlCAn. &Js id; Prims CltT
I'd. American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
D -1l.. ioie quarters. al. per D.
Te,eipts wheat The three days we're 5lSUOO
centas Incluuing 26I, 900 ceutals American
Amerc FOR the past three GAYS were
$50 ed Ceutsls. 49,.
LONDON 2G-PToduce-Inseed on. 500 es Sd a $40
Llnsco< iJs.od quarter dns5ed
Cake a. At Der ton Refined PHtrOleumJ Sd
s per gallon. SplrB OF IdrDenJue. 2JS I'd per cwL.
sperm O. 4 ton. kOsln-COmmOn. IS I'd per cWL.
Pale. 6- ala Pruylslons-Ard. 55s. UL Der cwL ior
American: sugar. =. fof CUBA centrifugal
poarung - sd l3 Udfor CuOa NuscovAde far
reuunR AlJaL AIstrallal rsiOH-5ocL I'd. Oh. . 80
0ds Mutton. 1Ja 6,L al5+ M cocoa Nut ou-Coyou.
42b % e26 Cochin. $50 o.
centm"s paid and 10 francs % confines sellers
wilcox. ari closed at JfSncs % Ccnttulos pei OO klOs
BAgnEs. March 26-PetrOleum. marks 90 piennSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALIvG4

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
AS regards news there was no special feature
to call for comment in the grain speculation yesterday
Trading III wheat options were dun, but exporters
bought $4,000 bushels The market, In spite OF Oeca-
siona reactions, firm throughout for both cash and
future deliveries The close firm at the best quota
lions and asd y cent higher as follows: March, 93ls
April 93as May, 94as; Juno and July 95ls August.
95ss September 963s cents; December II 004 In
prices opened easier and declined small ractoh but
the close firm at nearly full recovery March OPP
tiOEs unchanged 46 and April ls lower at p
and May and June Is cent better at 47s ana AZ L
cents respectively. OAts were dull and virtually
changed Harch and April at 81 cents were Is higher
but May and June closed l. down at 3G2l cents The
lard market without feature and prices ended with
out change
The rocelptsot grain at NewYork. Philadelphia Balt-
more and Boston were follows: Wheat, 44O2l
bushels; 2l9,503 bushels: oats 1d4s7s pusncs
total grain, 4oS4O2 bushels -four. 2S.3S1 barrels
At Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Louis the arrivals
were Wheat. 33.sl2 bushels corn, 90,373 bushels
oats. 66,s4l bushels; total grain, 9l026 bushels
-four, 1905 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27

In state bonds Lonsiana stamped Is steady at
72laa72%. North Car lima conso As sold NJ 50 aud Vlr
Continental SOLD (25l Al II and Irving 25 at 1881
The market for railway bonds very dull bat attsr
general recovery Tba bast casses ~ tssmc. cnmmonI
full figures and are in Scant supply Erie second cOnso
to $685. they closed s8a4 and the coupon IS
closed per cent higher Oh Missouri. Kansas and
IS decIiard from 70 10 7730777+ Rome, Watertovu
and Ogdeushurg cOnsOl Is active and hrm at
7SG77l2. and the currency 6s were H. y AZ So Canada
Southern second SIS sod ut ,6s4 aeaIns, 81
yesterday West Shore guaranteed Is clO-et 81 higher
at 1O2lo 81 Louis and Iron Mountain SIS recovered Il
to GALS. East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia cOnsos
comes rose 10 1914 Columbus, Hooking Vail y and
Toledo nTsts Werr up = at Il Kansas Pacific con,ols
1894 Oregon Short Line is 81 per higher at
rsIs. Rio Grande division, steady So NOrtherR
Pacific seconds were higher at 81 and the SIS ll9
higher at l04l9 Oregon aud TrsnscOntnontal frsts
Il 10 06. Fort Worth and Denver hrsts declined y
to SO. and Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe gold IS were 81
Tue business OF the Treasury for the week ending
to. h Includes receipts OF S9264277 and payments
si9C $50 srains siss $50 March 49, showing
apparent gain of Sl,977,ll9 But deducrlng from
for certain items ot transfers which only affect the
Treasury account with tue General Treasury lite true
cudes about $l4OOOOO received in payment for gold
bars sold by th" Assay Office TOdty's operations
currency n.aace Si33563R5i eon Gaance
Sl7I2Os245 This indicates further heavy depietlOns
OF the bank they Will appear by o.morrows
statement.
Money ruled easy from TO 2 per cent and closed
offered at Dig per cent
rho Cl"arlnl House statement was "a follows Elk
changes, Sl2iOs9,464; balances, "a, 295,654
The United states Treasury AZ Washington received
1897, 900 National bank notes r redemption.
The customs receipts were S643,236, and the internal
revenue receipts were $2S2,36s.
The foreign exchanges duh and with nut
steady quotations for business follows Bankers
bills 81 364 and ~ SSl4 for long and short sterling
respcctivels 5.l7ls and 55is for francs 95 aud SO
for reIChmarks; 40 and 4Oit Tor gudcrs.
In London British COnsOl5 steady aJ unchanged
figures at 100 ll-l6 for both money aud account
United States per at 1878 Amer
lean railways opened strong nrd till receipt
of the mornings home quotations, when they yielded
some. but generally closed netter than last evenings
ngures Bar silver l.i6L to 463t per ounce.
In sn standard. At Paris French per declined
To so j2la and sight exchange lOnun hr,ner at
255 francs to the e. The weekly statement OF the I'M
persl Bank Of Germany shows specie gain OF $4,000
marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
CLOSING PRICES or OF LIFORyA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO March 90. 1886
YESTERDAY. TODAY
FRIDAY. March 26-P. ,


The news in this morning., papers Of the practical
barge upon freight movements either east or west at
ST. Louis. by strikes in the railroad yards ut East ST.
LDuiS was more serious than any before published.
The strike had crossed the Mississippi River. AMI as
when an army makes successful ian ling upon the
opposite side OF stream IL recognized In financial
circles that the lines of operations had broadened and
that the eDemys forces had received new re- ruits IL
was under these conditions that todays stock markets
opened SO it not surprising that nrst figures
showed declines OF about 2 per cent from Yesterdays
last prices Tut II was the the subject OF general
Inent that following the opening additional declines
were 81 snail they Fully to appreciate the
strength developed by tOdays markets. It must BE- borne
IN mind that tubs morning bad top yes
terays very important rsoOveres the pre- sson
OF Wednesd y. Aud 1t indicates that strong parties
the extension OF the existing short" interest based
upon ephemeral bad conditions. they not intend 10
oner any mole opportunities for profits that side.
Soon after the opening there general Improvement
all over the list it then was feverish and
ductuating and after o'clock had a further
strong advance In the last half hour attack Was
made upon 1t and about onehIf OF the late
lost IN the report that the Bank of North Mime
apos had closed It's doors We ud such bank in our
books but are Informed that 1t is bank with nominal
capital OF $4,000 and that Its credit ranked as
B." 1t also reported that private dispatches from
Chicago nO authority given stated thai strike of the
switchmrn In the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
railway yards Is threatened for But despite
all OF the bad real and manufactured the market
closed higher than the opening figures but generally
good yesterdays closing prices The
amounted to 479,43l shares-3j6696 at the Stock
Exchange and l22,735 at the ConsOlidated-against
6S4. 80 shares Yesterday.
There were no transactions in Government bonds at
the board. but the market steady Bids off ls
per the 4los aud we're Ia aud 4 pr cent higher
respectively Tor the 4i aud s. Annexed the closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per- Worm Rip>r. Vessels and q tiLrorfS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
CHICORY-GTound. 5I20 &c.

COCOA. u!l art generally unchanged
C1Ai!he outlook for anthracite favorable an
prCes nav" been adv - by the oDmnautas and
the mlrAct is steady BItumnOus
nj and strady.
'pt spot no duh at $50. for Fair. No sales
Oufions dull and eray unchanged closing steady
The 20 en- ts al RIO 90 bags for fbe
there Is now 5000 against 22 Ouc last sales
here. b2j gs. 'lOsug To- March. 10UO7.u5.
4 ri. 7Noai May. 695@7.G0; June, d.90d69j July.
O@Od6.55: August 500 100; September. G95H7.u0 I;
october. 69jH1.O'; November. G9jG7 20: December
1000 Ojc Mid grades quiet; sales lj8 bags Mexican,
and 81 AarcalbO on private lie
COfION-->pot Cotton Qu'er and unchanged Sales 593
bales for hOIrc Receipts At the Ots to-
day. - - bales against 1915 this day last week and
4tO last Tor the week, "a So bales against o.
last week. anu S.7H7 asst yesr September 80
Ala bales AGAINST As ash for the period last
The quotations according 10 American cassIhcdtiJ1
"a follows.