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New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
LITERARY NOTES.

Tickno1 s. Co. will bring ont next week a Stroll
with Keats" by Frances G. Brown THIS volume is
made up of a series of iuminatons illustrating some
of Keatss loveliest VERSE
AT the same time this firm will publish Mr. Hender
sons novel, "1be Prelate," and Mrs. Rose Terry
Cookies new collection OF short stories.
One of the most attractive articles in the March
number of The Journal of the Military Service lnst
tuition is that containing Captain Il. IL. Pratts ac-
count of his experience with bis Indian pupils and his
suggestions as the right way OF dealing with the red
man. He declares that if the American Indian has
tailed to develop, unity and Amercanize into one
with us it has been simply because he is invited
urged and helped to emgrae into and remain IN our
American life as other people are.
Mr. Carneges forthcoming book is said to be intend
ed primarily for British reAdersto open the eyes Of
the masses in the United Kingdom TO the wonderful
adyancement-physical moral political and intellect
ua-of the United States during the last half century
an advancement either little understood wiltully
nisrepresented III Europe.
The best thing the March " Lppincott IL its In
stalment of w. F. NOrris's remarkably clever story
"A Bachelors Blunder promises to be an even more
successful piece Of work than was Matrimony.'
Mr.. Hutton's paper on The American Play is full Of
interesting details many Of which will be new TO his
readers He closes his tcle with strong commepda
ton of f. H. Murdock's Davy Crockett as almost
the best American play ever written.
A Hancock monograph containing the proceedings of
the Military Service Institution at the meeting held in
memory of its late president is coming from the ress
of the Putnans steel portrait OF tho General is
prefIed.
F. g. Mathers Article on "The Recurrence of
Riots is the article which the layman will first turn
to in the " Aadover Review" for March. Mr.. Mather
til at riots in this country have in cycles
and that danger from them will not be cssened for
many wears to come. lie points out that the only
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March IL (Speciah.-Corn keeps
strong May that the few traders who keep ABOUT
the pit gotug moro and more certain that DAVID
Dows has not yet given up his desgns on the ay OPP
ton. although price dropped under 40 cents yestcr
day Il WAS promptly above it this morning. Porg is
slipping down all tho while. Whrat was builsd mainly
on the Marcn agricultural report OF yesterday.
Thr anticipated receipts OF corn for tomorrow are
large 3l5 or this about % cent Is going NJ"
. Yesterday Rrain sold tbout $4,000 bushels Of corn
and I'D got the tlurrs under 40 TOday's news sent
IL above 10 again. Just at the close Hutchinson offered
100000 bush wheat Sjc hut there wcr" u" takers
2:O o'clock May wheat, 81 5sJ i5 cents
May corn 1Uls loli cents Alay pork, $ll 20; May
lard 81 %; MAY O"tS, 81 cents. Puts on May wheat
sold tonight at sll2 calls at SJlI bid.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
COTTON u>RKErs-sy TeL23RApm

fIvrGrCoI March l2:31 p m.CouoIDIl III and prices
In buyers favor; Nddliue pland-. -; do Mu.d!ng
UrrI.. L. lud. Sales 5000 'uIt neWunf l,UOO odloh
speculation and EXPORT receipts, - bales all Amrl
can FuuIr4 qnrt; Cpandj Low Nuiliu@ clause Mar Il
and Arm delivery. jabid do April and May delivery
4 5jC4d do MAY and June deiNelN. tJ,- Id; also =
July ana An GI, de.iv.ry d-pldi asso O3Gd; Ito. An
gust amt september delivery, > O-usd.
=. OdOn-'7ood Mldtllug pIanls Ilsi; Nr!dlms
Uplind-. : 7sr. Low NIddin2 Cpi MS, i!lcd; Good
MlGdlIug ItNa.. -d MiidliIg lJ-lGd: Low Mid
din Texas. I'D GoUu Ordinary i'Nas yl6d; Ordinary
IcNa+ iAd NJ dd,mg OrlrJUs . !j.l6d. Low Nddlng
Orleans. i3id GOOd Ordinary Orleans otd ordinary OF
leans, I'D.
The sacs OF the dn included $500 bales Amer
futures stcldy: Uplands Low Nuddl!ng clause, March
Jl-Giu. BUYERS do March and April delivery,
A. .yld. buyrr4 AUril and May delivery. J5.DIL
do. MAY juno delivery 10.
delivery Gl 6tu buyers ITO July Al
gust ueliyery 3d sellers do August and ~"ponhtr ue
liyerY J'd sellers; DO september and octp)cr delivery
n m Futures closed steady Uplauds, Low Mdd'ng
clause. March Jr4yCry 1 5iGtd buyers do March aud
livery oo.U4d value. DO May and June delivery
,a-Gld. buyers; DO June July delivery. 4 6I-6Ih
buyers; DO. July and August delivery, II. value; u)
August 3ud September livery . .-iid value; do sep
GALVESTON march I4-I Iott0n quiet; Auddlng. 1915;
oN A.laGing. 40: Good ODuuttY net ana gross
rcrcIpt4. bales tO Great Hran, %4'3 ba
coaswIse, 2,s@G bales; sales 25i bales stock, 4"0lI
bal,g
SAyANSAH March ll-CottOn GIli; Mddling. ll.l6;
Low Mlddlng 5l; Good Ordinary - net dut
Ccpts l,6j7baos exports cJIstw!sc, l9lc bales siles
10 bales: STOCK. 4L0-l bales
new. ORLEANS. March 1t Ott0n dun and easY Mddng,
lll6; Low Middlmg. BIO: Good Ordinary. 1916 :;
oceips. 2.r3t bales gross receipts 34,2 bales
Inc Continent t9N3 Di's 2uJb bales,
sales, 1000 bales TX, 3iS,413 bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
DmLADELPHIA AND READING r. r.
NEMJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
EnAI7 4E IIRI.R1tV NnEIT HTNER

FOOT OF LIBkRIY-Sr, = NON " hIN Err
r h aSS ?RESrgS eoa4a
7S1 S1'f 2o5 80 & @& oo a s95 ~ So SS
GESs;nGt mi 'at oa@bisavs for TanayunE, cOn'ho.
DRXWTSG'kooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
RsinGSg aSe Niv ri fIRpELpHA, Sqtn ard Green st,
R.4s Il, !. ~ 20 % 5a S s NJ $ oC tSts ssS aSs
r6ro ri Y SSrNn PFA snd III PENN
For or V&fLlGiII.haspu Rr- srNBURY LEwIsRUEG and
MAHhY0Y tllY a 742 - a. m o $:ii 1902 n a..
Ills M loo, 1880 4iOO $780, 5tS 1900 D. N sunda'''
FOR TO So IS s46 !; TOO s.s, H.
For EST PtTTH at q, TT 100 %& %& 80 .5 s. m 1880 ss5 400
For yg AZ Il iIilnEuEM III HLLENfoWN and NAUCH cHUSSk
at 600. - 0 s.5 l. m. 100. 1850. S40 O'"P NJ saA"T
ror H at 5000 7co 81; 100 I99 saS a."
For sSI MIGH az BRIDGE 'BRANcH at 400 s45 NJ 'o'
FSr o Pf sa SsNSrSsS a. Sunday lso % Ov 'o ,,
For som LIZ a. !oc 60 100 m S'' & 5SS9 9th $50
g3 i?o oc 1856 1855 -G Sio io,scp M sundays 400 s'OOa N
r1i ssSL PLA js S1sg6 100 O9 s $40 osS 80 Sis S
66o III q. M soS 90, ,.sc 49, 7oo 7sj Sd sAc s5
r. S@ Sundays 400 500. $40 a. m- 1900 u. lSo' f''
sSr S1o ~ 'S sS,ss SO iiS' oS & a. aVo'
rs- sac 100 S rs.ScG sa9 sSFai o9Fis CAV M Ann
40 r. ,I1.o iiSs OCEAN % Drove S at 200
For r%o5o IONS iG RIVER and AMI ia
s:lb an. lCo 80 p "a. ,>,o, pptDawroS a.
For ATLANTIC CITY ViNEbAND """ "
4;S0 a. in, loo y. m ,>,ytsroN
NV JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVlSlUN'
,a nSnksxDs gT Ks; 'ss.a kSi Sa ESS
GAKEwO wOOp TONS NJ YxR and BAkNh B!.1 ETA Par No 5.
Ilckets rocnrec NJ foot OF Liberty ~ 1913
North diver. ~ aO7 2oi 2s1 Az yts - 10 II
oss ssI sss Y@ayT ~ i,s
Ss l%i sis; S II sgoss.p t tss SSss S.s:::,
s Sss ssss rsI hs:
Mov,,iENs.., Gan Pass. and II icgs AZ;
N pATDHlN, e. Z p Aga. lle LeefosA' ~ "
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12

security that the people in considerable numbers VIII
not take back TO Themselves the powers that they have
delegated 70 those Who represent them IL the enact
ment and eniorc meat Of just laws and more tban
all the PARTICIPATION of tie better elements OF society IN
the administration of justice aud in The struggles OF
politics.
poet is scn"iimes Il appears. in the sane c'sc h'
the prophet II, regard. hi. own corntry. hHre IS Mr
Howrllss beauttnl little " lhanksgiviag' reprinted
by The Boston transcript and credited to Ahony-
nous" And This in bis own city. 20 to! And a poem
which hath made its way into collections, torsooth'
Lrrd namd f.r March shows that this magazine
of organized pl;lon.l,sa7y not only maintains the
STANDARD se NJ by IL, frat number. but - m"hi"g "e
cied Iogrfss 1t is ia hIcf, calculated to Ie"ch Dr'
lialcs lavoriie lesson:
.'I OK M AMI not down =
IA,Ji; forward aud nos b%ck -
Look Uut AID not ti.
And l. ia a Hlad."
The copy Of the rst edition of Popes translation OF
the Had and 'Odysseyr which he gave to hs
friend Nathaniel Picot has these lines inscribed by
him the fy-leaf
The Muse ths one Verse to lcgrud Pigot addresses.
In O,e Heart, like his writings, WAS never loHho
flaw,
once In danger Of death. once IN danger OF Law,
Sepr. %. l72G.
Once III danger of death is an alluson to an acct
dent when Pisots carriage in which Pope was riding
was upset and two OF his fingers were seriously i'll
jured The copy "a to bc sold at auction.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
sEAiN AND pRoDUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF N#S-YD * DEAHVH
r . I,,,,.,l ., to ol,;u,, in fba grain mI T!


Llfc wa, largely lacking in the grain markets
Yesterday hcagh the furcSn alviceJ were ot ia''r
nble character and the Washington Bureau OF AE''
cuaura's report better than WAS expected ihc w
2nt ei.i,a however. was slack OF fccrn som" s7'ooo
bushels were taken. Oats neglected anu rnlhoF'
inat $4,000 bushels Of No Red were puroha'su oy
shipper. could not verified ut the close OF BUSINESS
Cash wheat was dull bat IL clio 1ed with steaIy lerhg
under tho inadlnce OF tho export fih'ois'
The options were irregular and nnsetIet,
but tha variation Of prices was hot
large. firm zone possessed the final dealings ahn the
urkp; cuded slsdo under tie best hglres, with gas
oi s. q u cent follows: March. 9ls; AprL' DDI
Ma,. 3u'i. Jana 9G1i; jay .aud AnIdst, " cents
Dercu.br. 81 Olls CASH WAS IN free supply aHl
prices declined Il ,. crut The changes IA tho 9pions
were nHa inal prlces lsG'5 cent low bHt me
tone gE. steady firm ~ I77s March, 1Si5 or April
ita5 Tor May, 45 for June. aud 4o Gems Tor Juy 20
opium oats were odd and tho cdsA business Waa "
tr-Iriy hght Quotations were 9 cent better Dt houi'
nal 80 81 q Tor Mar mud April and 312I cents r MAY
Exporters look l,ODO ticrces OF lard "a" options "clo
du hut scored an advance Of p"lhi All ar0uhi' ,,
The rrceIp:sO: grain nc NnvIork Phiaielphl' bAiu-
aud Boston yesterday Were a. I"lioMs.
Wheat, $4,000 bushels; cOrn oSll1O DuNirts
ott@. Sl3DS usheis; total cram, 0l0.o9n pu9Leu,
-four. y 40 At Chicago. Milwaukee, ana ~
Louis tac arrivals Wheat $3.50 bushels; c"r'
coo G29 bushels oats llO.0ll puAAcs; t0tal gram,
3iC,OG3 bushels; flour. IL, ii0 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
NVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y. Y. G. p n r. r. r. CO.. Lessee.
TIE WEST SHORE ROUTE L ALONG TIE WEST
SHORE OF THE WOELD.FAM D HUBS ~ RIV r.
AROUND OTHIIL1 Of ca rSKILL MOUNTAINS,
AID rHRJUdH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF rHB
ON aud after January 81 1850, viii West 42d
II. stat follows
tran leave station foot OF jay ST.
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot of WO
l-dsr
Detroit and Chicago 'csOa m, .6Oo $50 p sleepers
through.
Bufa Rochester, Suspen' Bridge Nagara Fas '030
q. ~. +6.0O 'SlO p m. Sleepcr3 and drawing cars
Uu"a aud Syracnse, $40 II p HI, 600. seiD m.
Highland. P0ktepse and K.n{sion. 7l0 - 30 1928 M,
30, $40, 'll.O D. and -GUn p FOR Kingston.
SoUgertos and AbanE. $50, ll6 a. NJ 35j. 600, slo
tatsail 80 ll:25 a m. 3 s.. $40. 1l+Op.m
CTansto1's West Point, Cornwall and Ncwhurg. '7:lO,
ESQ l25 m, 500 400. $40, 'll+O p m, ald g 90
for ,OruwaI aud Ncwhurg
For Montreal and Canada Fast. Goo y.
Ia itOn. London $3.50 600, $50 p. Toronto.
% 30 n. m., 90. -: 10 y. ni.
.Day iDaiy except saturday. Other trains daily exeep.
Sunday.
Information apply at Offices opoken ~ HUDSON
ST.; Brook yn 333 WlshiugIon-st; 30 Fulonst.; AnneS
Oico foot OF FutOust; New YORK y: 35 35j s5l 9i9
Broadway l5o POweIy and West shOle stations foot OK
vest 42d ST. and foot OF Jay ST. North River WestcOts
E1prass call and check baggage from hotels and resi-
sences Orders Oe lott sc iIcke Offices
HENRY lNETr
$50 broadway. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LOYnON. March ll-l23O n n.Atlantic and Great West.
ern Mort Trustees Certificates AZ; Canadian Pa
Cihc. 67s Ere 2-aa do Second CpnsOs 92ai Mexican
Ordinary - l. Paul Common 9i3 Peunsylyania jGl4.
Reading. lJi-
m-AtlGntic and Great Western FiTst Mortgage Trus
Certificates 81 - Erie second COusOis 81 = Mexican
Ordinary 21 Pennsylvania, 5GiA Reading. 10
p. m-lnr amount Of bnlinn WITHDRAWN from the
Bank Of England on balance to-day Is EljOOO.
The bullOn I'm the bank OF England has decreased
9a7 G}6 during the past week.
Of the Bank Of En9lluG liability,
which last 4G l-lU cent. IL - l. per
cent.
advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 81 francs
ceutues tor the account
Spanish Fuur- bS2
PARIs Mach 1.-The weekly statement OF the Bank ot
France shows increase OF li0LnDO francs IN gold and
q dec ease OF l.b73OUU francs IN silver
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after February Ia. 1880.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave and COurtllni
HarrsIur1 ittsOure and the we.,. yth Pullman Paao,
Chicaco Limited OF arlor Dining smoking sleeping
wiinamspOrt Lock Haven. ~ p Cory and Eris
sH ~ eongechng a Cory for Itusville. Petroleum
1 gsootS wssh1goS % 90 s % s6@ snG gt:a wao,,,
a srrvo Washington 40 Ut D. NJ AMI % sirv,
las aDd D M ana = asat sunday. 6:i5 a. m 40.
Tor Atantc CITY. except Sunday Through Carr
FOr cape May except sunray lI:1Oam.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate station,
On sunday 0:Ij a ana p not stop at As6ury
For I'D POINT md Norfolk via NewYork Philadelphia AMI
NOroS nrilroad, - a. M week da and 2. m every
y" g va okVn m jT hnner r p connect w All n rohe ru,,
ersey Cy afordins speedy and direct transfer foe
Tram. Arrive fiSn P,us1urg 7S9 go. l:3o m ss'
and ,3 p M daily From Wsshn ;pn ana 3altlm2rn 6 20
e:2o o. a. m $50. so ana io5 D. m. fTom PGa:
ssRsa so % 9'42 SsS $40 ,s $50 o5o 90 7so ss
$40. Il:S5 m. 800. $50. eos. 900. 0.35, 1895
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
express rrns leave New YORK via Des6rosses aud
limited, ana m n II Ia a; M ~ >; a'9 % o and
AND 4.4J D, M sundaI 3 fspTes' CHS, . @ Ilmired
rb! s1G 10 a @ i w Il d. o s2S p % and y n hS ana
81" a NJ !. - - D ana p m, ana p M on sundays.
Return eve Broad Street station Phadephi>
I20l $:2n 40 o. Oo go. 4 o $50 so, H. md ILI5
90 Z: "a ,l osond ana go p q On sunday l26i.S29.
10 and - - N M a III" iNf'' '7''O L'"i'e"' o'''
Lea1e PHI Phi drIrRi va Camden a. m ,y except SUNDAY,
and tot Of Dosb and ,out..t ,t, Court md
Bn, a 1ei 66as lGa! jsy y gES2sy E%xaa.
Ticket OH G, No. Baitory piace and Castle GARDEN
baggage from 10, OILS aac residences.
General 1tana1er General Passenger Igcnt
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
TIE PETROLEEN MIRKEE

The statement OF the Tide Water Pipe Line
for February. issued yesterday. shows: Gross stocks
l.ll9. 73J barre.s; sediment and surplus account
l5S, s63; net mcrcuantabc fud, l3l0,s72 certificates
OUTSTANDING sOlOOO; credit Balances 5O6.s72; re-
crIpt-. deliveries Isl, 7,Gj3 deliveries
l7.U2S barrels. Combined with the National Transit
Cumpiny's statement. the two reports compare with
j tnuary ~ follows: Gross stocks declined $50. 7I6
Uargtls; sediment and surpus declined 9N,9JU; net
rtUrks 49, 7jG certificates standing declined 94S
UUI rrrdU balances increased JOG-fS barrels Compared
win February ago. last months statement re-
fleets decrease IN the bet anouut Of morch nabIe oil
hand Of 3.I2J,97G barrels; since Angus, lSSl when
sturKs were al the MAXIMUM tho report shows mat
snrnSIgc 81 6,2o3,3O9 barrels In the
follow tab.o VIII br found comparisons Tor the dates
mentioned -. the National Transit Company aud the
Tile M.ter Pre- Line, cOmDnct:
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
u NNMK LAKE, ERIL A N.E.EL.L.N u nnA N

L
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangcme"'s .! ,,a;.3 non LAloersst DepoD from
a. m-Day except sundays LAY nrpress Buffet Drawing
room C0Acncs 70 6lhHisntOn Eu.ta liorne.lsYhle Buf
Coaches Iiornelsyi.ie 10 Cincinnati
solid Pullman train OF Day and Hotel Sleeping Olches
M Cleveland 10 so a. nj CinclnTat Ga2 D. H CbIcsco
900 p. NJ aud - LOUIS, 1850 the second morning
m-Day BuualO and Niagara Falls Limited" arrives
pp SHn ar S t. % m New TFS Ysf ana ana n The most
,; m.Dsv; Chicago Express for TIE Vest solid train
mira Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Uncnnati and Chicago.
% % nao sS r1s' A. 100 So ~ 10 2 go SS s. i9S S
ssS a5 7$9 80 i9so $40 81 NJ r. mSqS s sunday; 70 ~
5 S5o 40 sos 5I 5 SO ioS s5o SS 5s6 GGsS 1885,
s1 sO ~; rso % StS 3ac 1920
N9wars and p"teerson via Newark 9sS $40 s91 10 90
and " 3 midHisst d Saturday nights only. 0undays
"S sanSn M ts S1S 5as 81 7so soS g. loco las $40 $50
e3? sS 7s9o $50 10 80 I and u y mliogh{ sS%t.y,
Warwick 446, 1850, 1920 m. 4:So m. sundays 5 IS
Newburs and Cornwall 75O. m, s:SO tSO, p IN.
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery a. m. $3.50 p m
S9,hea $40 S22 1os ,S 1899 59 ~ AZ & 80 4So7
$50 1"S'S saad: o oG 1910 StD $50 rs ~ 49, Inc
aud Western ailrOsd at Mslnst The trs stops at
Port Jsrys l45. 1850, o. lO2Oa M. 4SO 700. sOO $50
p m. sunday go lc,2Ca NJ $50 J, snD;
p ~ oyery 6fieen minutes Sa5 p A. 70 ioI6 p M sverS
thirty minutes. and Has ?. M Sundays every thirty
Tickets passage and apartments IN Drawing Room and
Sleeping COACHES eau be and orders for the checking
sHs S ao S s7 %sss me Court
St nISSa a. sS Ss Gs .sss 0fss at
''" Join Il. AbBoTT. Goar r.ssr Agent. Nsa York
GREAT REDUCTION in Railway Tickets ia
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12

THE D0NE WAKRE.', supa
NFW-YOPK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements Sov. 2g 1854
~ and Montreal Pa pTess through draw.
mg.ro, N cars 10 Jochestcr. II. Adams and
$50 m. Fast Limited Ch'ceHo fNDress with dinins
cars, Stopping at Albany. Utca Syracuse Rochester Buf
faio, rails Erie. Cleveland Toledo arriving "a
Chicago 800 a. m d..
1880 No. Chicago Exprsss drswDs sTOop TO Canaan.
dsigua. Rochester lagara fal and Buffalo.
I'll a III. esern Newl ork aud hern kIpress with
$50 ; NJ. Albany Troy and Utica Express. through
Falls on Saturdays only
p M. Accommodation 10 AT any and Troy.
~ Chicago and ~ Louis Express with seepins.cars
for agnra lis. Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi
and u. LOUIS
Auburn rod. and 10 Saratoga - n Montreal.
y pacnc END " IN sleeping for Roches.
Buffalo, NIAGARA Fals Cleveland Toledo LOUIS, De-
tTuit
lI:l5 D. rn \ Express with sleepinq.cars 10 Albany
and Troy. ith the mOru ans TIE West ana
fr LliP North eN,ept atur Jay night.
Tickets sale at Grand central Depot No. b Bowling
GIeon. tlj Broadway, Harem Depot thsL and shave.
an at w, scyts E2press Ouces Iarkplac ne Broad.
way, 7s5 and o. BIO dwIY, and O. est l25h-st New
YVrA 53 as and JO Fultonsts. Brooklyn. and 10
4tn- 81. WILLIAMSBURG
drawing and ssepingcars be
procured OF the ticket Offices SewYofk CITY, aut
o83 " asmugtOn st., brUo<lY.
Q ca led for AM Ieczed from residence.
- hese tram daily AL othe sdaIly except sunday
tThe,e trans soD at Harlem 25th-st and & h.aye.
J. 81 TOUCEY u. N. KENDRICK.
General Superintendent Cereal Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
blcaniboIls nn0 Eailroa0s.

COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
~ 2gl BROADWAY, CORNER WARREN-5T. Y. y.
SiHgle jouraoy and excursion ctots 10 FLORIDA. EW
ORLEANS HAVANA, h. RMUDA. MEXICO and al
" resorts
see COOKS ENCUKSlOSISE with pub tshed
month by mail for lU cents
Address 'rhC 3 COOK q son. 2eI broadway, N. Y.
sNOR NEW W-HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
slip aeS p m. and IL p NJ. Sundays excepted IL D.
arrives in tine for early North
Excursion to New HsyOD and return, 81 90.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Cnaubcrsst. Depot for Engewcod
COster, P rdOnt and Nysck 500, 10 a. L. 20 t.
$40. $40, $3.50 p. IN II midnight Sundays T. y a and
7:l5 m.
Manuel spring Valley ana Monscy 7, 10 m. 4:5O D. m
Sundays a IN.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
fflisccllaneor5.

LOR SALE.-2lO will buv a capital young
JERSEY Bull. out Of J. \. Hayemeyer's " Ltdy May;
ready TOR service JOHN !" WEI HEl NER, .
kcuSlc1 Y. Y
4 WANTED 10 purchase files of New \ lori
~ Tibnnp tll'Y for the years 1861 1862. 1888 -i4,
1865, particulars and lowest cash price, also files OF
l.. o. WIYANs. Newark, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
Dusinces Cbaurcs.
A DVERTlSEMENTS FO

A DVERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK tribune WILLIE RECEIVED AT TIRE
Ifro"N OFFICES. No /. 23S Broadway Thirty.
nfsLst.. until m. 953 Broadway, between twenty.
se'3nd | % ana lwsnly-thrl ats nnll M 3oS West rwen
Fourteenth ~ $50 Ihr Forty seventh st. No.
i.o'1 fhriayr.. StI;ieth st and the HARLEM OF
rlt r. 251 fls OnehundTr,i-and fin ST. 800
ThirdAVo corner ono hundTct and.t fths To
p M. at regular Otce rates.
COUNTY AND STATE RIGHTS of the best
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AMERICAN BOSOM BOA Hp COMPANY.
Lock Box lsA5, Bradford. Penn.
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TO MANUFACTURERS looking for "A desir-
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offered MaTseIles H. prosperous anf growing
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New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
.xcess receipts.

Inc certlnc.te speculation kindei into sudden
activity Yesterday with the result Of the Transactions
rsug 10 urally 1p0OUO0O barrels in amount. But the
days business unfortunately Justified the opinion ihG
e stats c position for moment Is less potent to
SWAY ourratuTs h.u Of the development work at
the lu normal tlmcs such report as thdt gwen
tDovr snow iu nitvy decline In stocks above ground,
would sufficient to advance prices cents. Yet its
seemed 20 D" spent At trivial Improvement above
10 un,0 irnied ep"ris OF largo well IN The
Washington iSirICt caused r@plu decline OF over j
The mrart IN tho m"rnug was !itt hut /; wOr
al appc aranCe OF strength Wlch checked snort selling
AID tempted CtutIUS long VantuTc' gam Of Icun
established a little after noon. when the an be
caEo ta,k with TumOrs Of loo barrel Well NJ the
Wcsi The rush 10 II tnat was started Carried TIE ptc
20 7Tl4 ccpt-. and Vc utmost recovery that follow ed
was 20 9l40TSls cents. There Is mach uucc! tamly
auuut WriI reported Which IA one Of Pew Enrr-
sou'., the Manifold farm near the old Dyer we'll
Washington County some good operators paced crcd
ruce IA tho report that II flowed al the rate OF lOJO bar
day alter being sunk Loo eei or some 700 feet
auOye ttr regular Dyer oi.-ncarng rock. O.her al
patches admitted tn" low Al the lesser deptl, but
tuOdtbt tina; II vas smaller well The slGhhcancc OF
tus development, II coniirmei Il oDYoiS us Import
anrc, however. would be les were the market not
weighted by the Indifference OF the OIL traic
and the refusal OF Europe to help carry the Stocks on
hand by purchasers IA advance ~ ts actual needs The
~peculaton remained eyersh 10 the en. Dut the close
WAS steady IN measure and th" Hour mas Dreu pretty
well hliei with shorts With faY"rt"l auviccs TIM
morning q rally wod!d bc atUgd but the in-
proved temper OF speculation Which Was noted Jew
days ago has been ucwy shattcted by yesterdays ex
element.
horlnge OF prices ana the total dealings at the Con-
,oIdatcd Exchange were ~ follows:
Opening
III -he.t -..........-..-sOi1 Final .----... y
Sales. so UuU
There was change Ia the pgic" ot refined Oh, bat
further decin, in Grade Oud probably compel retuc-
tluu.
BRAproED, ,reun., March l-Crude Ol-National Tran
sit Certificates onencI at 50 aud closed at 7sis;
highest price, sos, lowest price, 794; cearances.
JJO.OJO barIc.s.
on. CITY. Penn, March ll.-Crute OI-N ,t)nal Tran
Sit Certificates opened At SOl- ami closed at 7Sl2;
highest price soc lowest price. -; sales, 3953OuO
barrels; ccarauccs 2.l92,UO0 barrels; runs, GJ.7.3
barrels; shipments, Go.Jo1 barrels; ch"rter@ 43,lI
uulIe.s.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-12
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